Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-11-06
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
The Wauseon Public Library has
just secured a large number Of new
books for the fall and winter reading
Of its patrons. Though most Of these
new books are fiction, there are sever
al very interesting and, it is hoped,
useful books that are non-fction.
A book that will appeal to a great
many people in Wauseon is the au-
photography of Rev. A. M. Rihbany,
chapters of which recently appeared
in the Atlantic Monthly. In it Mr..
Rihbany refers to /. his coming to
Wauseon twenty years ago as "an
epoch in his life" The title of the
book is ga far journey"
Valuable gifts from the Stratford
Shakespeare Class are three addi-
tional volumes of the bariorum
Shakespeare, edited by H. Fl. Turness.
One of these volumes is GAS you like
it," the other two Hamlet"
Pertinent because of the great
world war is the book recently writ
ten on the folly of war by an English
man, R. N. A. Lane, who writes I'M
der his pen name of Norman Angel.
The book is entitled "The great illu-
sion." The library has also secured
new novels prophetic of such a wal
by friedrich Palmer, probably Ameri-
cas- foremost war correspondent, H.
G. Wells, and E. P. Oppenheim, and
one for young people by Donal Hahn
es.
For manual training students, at
the request of Mr.. Smell, two texts on
manual training have been secured
one by w. F. M. Goss, entitled Bench
work in wood" and the other by G..
G. Wheeler entitled "Wood working
for beginners" Both of these books
should likewise prove valuable to
carpenters and others interested in
making things out of wood"
Another timely book for high school
students is 'sThe book of Athletics,
edited by Paul Wilmington, of Har-
ward, giving valuable training advice
by noted athletes in several branch
es of sport. For the gymnasium as
well as play hour there is Folk dane
es and singing games" by Elizabeth
fBurchenal.
Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls
will be pleased with "Indian Scout
talks" by C. A. Eastman, an authori-
ty on Indian customs, and a book of
Indian legends by G.. B. Grinnell. Sir
Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the
Boy Scouts, is author of a volume on
"Boy Scouts beyond the Seas"
Other new books are as follows:
Adult Fiction.
Administration.
Atherton-Perch of the Devil.
Andrews-Eternal masculine.
Bennett-Price of love.
Bosher-How it happened.
Burnham-Right track.
Burroughs@Tarzan Of the Apes.
Cable-Gideon's band.
Cooke-William and Bill.
Cooke-Bambi.
Dawson-Raft.
Delad-Hanes of Esau.
Ferber-Personality plus.
Freeman-Copy Cat.
Herrick-Clark's field.
Hopkins-Burbury Stoke.
King-Litter of the contract.
Lageriof-Liloe Crona's home.
Lewis-Our Mr.. Wrenn.
Locke-Fortunate Youth.
London-Valley of the Moon.
Neutrality-suspicious. of Graustark.
McIntyre-Ashton Kirk, detective.
Mason-Witness for the defence.
Nicholson-Poet.
One year of Pierrot, by mother
Pierrot.
Observation-Disclosures messenger.
Paine-Wall between.
Palmer-Last> Shot.
Parker-You never know your
luck.
Porter-Henry of Navarro, Ohio.
Richmond-24th of June.
Pinehart-Street of Seven Stars.
Ward-Testipg of Diana Mallory.
I. WellsEWorld set free.
Young Peoples Books.
AAsheler-Texan Scouts.
Barbour-Around the end.
Beach-Roger Paulding, apprentice
seaman.
Beach-Roger Paulding, ensign.
Burgess-Boy Scouts on Lost trail.
Curtis-Grandpa's little girls
CurtisELittle maid of Province
Town.
Eaton-Boy Scouts in the Dismal
Swamp.
Eaton-Boy Scouts in the White
mountains.
NISy-4 OQl1S O1C6tOts 70 - Eft -
Haines-Lash invasion.
Johnston-Little Colonel Stories.
.Johnston-Little Colonel j n Ari-
IONA.
Johnston-Little Colonel's Christ
mas vacation.
Johnston-Little Colonel; maid of
honor.
Johnston-Littae Colonel's knight
comes riding.
Kelland-Mark Tidd in the back
woods.
Kilbourne-Baby elephant Zoo
man. i
Kilbourne-Baby lion, bump head
animal.
Malone-West Point yearling.
Malone-West Point lieutenant.
Remick-ane Stuart's twin.
Remick-ane Stuart's chum.
Sterling-U. S. midshipman in ia
pan.
Tomlinson-Young Sharpshooter at
Antietam.
weir-"Cinders" apprentice of the
steel mills.
Wheeler-Boy with U. S. foresters.
Wheeler-Boy with U. S. fisheries.
Wooley-Faith Palmer at Fordyce
Hill.
Brooks-Wonder Stories from the
Mabinogion.
Garland Boys and girls fairie
stories.
Garland-Little folks fairy tales.
Holbrook-Hiawatha primer.
Craik-Little lame prince.
Sherman-Dot book.
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water to which a little kerosene has
been added. The flannel must be
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