The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-07-08
|CORES OF NEW
| BOOKS IN LIBRARY
early Every Subject Written About
NV Authors Whose Works
Find Way to
Shelves.
|1cTIoN AND SCIENCE
r.atises on Practically Everything
May be Obtained by Patrons
-Thrillers,
Too.
|1c41oN AND SCIENCE

owe lust been placed On the Shelves
the Keokuk public library, cover
wide range of subjects.
rs a big Jump from Russian
anthology in English" by Bechhofer,
Rigger's "The Agony Column" but
he hooks are there, ready for use.
The lighter volumes of fiction,
Cinderella Jane" by Cooke, and
Trnscdlla With a Million" by Coop
are offset by heavier reading
rcb as Osborn's "The Origin. and
yolution of Life on the Theory of
ction. Reaction and Interaction OF
nergy," and Ogg's Source Book OF
dediaeval History"
Here's the List.
The following is the list Of new
ooks, with the names OF their au-
hors:
Bailey-standard cyclopedia of
horticulture (six vols.); BARNS
ather-Fragments From France;
Holding the Line; Barr
profit and Loss: Bartlett-The
Criflers"; Bechhofer-'Russian An
biology in English; Alderman
Mexico's Dilemma; Adams-"The
Jnspeakable Perk'; Artsybashey-
Tales of the Revolution; Anmon-
er-"The Friends; Bell-S9en OF
China" Bennett 1.-THE Lions
Share; Biggers-"The Agony Col
lmn"; Bindloss-"J tombstone OF the
Border" BlackweH-"The 1Grand-
mother of the Russian Revolution"
Blackwood- F'Ths Empty House;
Bland-"The Incredible Honeymoon
Bland-"L Hung-Chang" tmakers of
he nineteenth century,; Bott-"Cav-
alry of the Clouds; Bower-"Heri-
age of the Sioux; Bower-"The
Phantom Herd; Bower-"Starr of
he Desert; Bracq-"The Provoca-
lion of France" (Fifty years of Ger
man aggression); Brady-"Web of
Eteel'; Brebner-"Master Detective;
Brown-"The Prisoner; Brown-'In
(he Heart of the German Intrigue;
Buck-"Destiny'' Buffin Brave
Belgians"; Burbank Woman as
Decoration" Burnham-'Instead Of
|he Throne; Caffin-"How to Study
Architecture" Carroll-'"The Mas
(ery of Nervousness Based Upon
self Re-education"; Castle-"Wind's
WIFI; Champney-'Romance of OLD
Japan; Cheradame-''Pan-Germany"
The disease and cure); Cheradame-
The United States and PanGerma-
ia" DISCRIMINATORY of the
Dsurers": Child odbank"; Child
Potential Russia; hristian-
Rhymes of the Rockies" (sunny side
soldier service); Clark-'Life and
letters of John Fiske" (two vols);
lemens-"Mark Twain's Letters;
Cobb-'Fibble, d. d.; Coffin-"Ven-
aor of Dreams; Coleman-"From
Mons to Ypres With General Foch";
omfort-"The Last Ditch; Cooke
Cinderella jane; Cooper-"Dru-
Filla With Million; Crastre-"Pu-
Fis de Chavannes" masterpieces in
Eoior) Crastre-"The Crime by a
Eerman"; Cunliffe-"Poems Of the
Treat War; Daviess-"Out of a
clear Sky; Davis-"Adventures and
Letters Of Richard Harding Davis;
pavis-"Her Own Sort and Others;
Dawson-"The Glory of the Trench
s' ian interpretation) Day-"Blow
Inc Man Down; Depew-"Gunner
pepew"; Dodge-"Bonnie May;
Dowd-'Doodles" Duncan-"Rober-
IA Of Roseberry Gardens; Dunsanc
Plays of Gods and Mem; Dut-
Wishing Moon; Ellis-Asnes
p the Badlands"; Empey-''First
Calr Cgutde-poets to Berlin); Fal-
on-Ihe Big Fight (Gallt2oli to
me Somme); Field-'Retail Buy
Eng (modern principles and prac-
Eiee!; Fisher-"The Real Motive;
Rltcn-"Petey Simons at Siwash";
H 1snoert-"M Madame Bovary"; Ford
WIT Thou Torchy"; Forman-"The
i"ln Sisters; Fosdick-"The Chal-
Pense OF the Present Crisis; Free
Una, Alabaster Box; French
I Inc Hiding Places; Garland
ihey OF the High Trails; Gayley-
4 9phakespeare and the Founders OF
k.ioefty in America; Gerard-"Face
IT, race With Kaiserism" Gibbs
aradise Garden; Gibbs-"The Soul
me War; Gibson-"A Journal
rom Our Legation in Belgium;
~ EW1ieason-"Our Part in the Great
Gorky-'In the World;
|,oaid-"Cap'n Gid; Grant-"Spies
Ea ma secret Service" (The story Of
SSpionage, its main systems and |
l. i 81 exponents); Graves-"Secrets |
3 tne German War Office; Graves
rsecrets Of the Hohenzollerns"
~ Wildfire"; Gwynne = "The
pr;ils Man; Hale-"The Nest |
siri iuer Hall-"En rAairi" (In the
f. ~ lLhree years on and above three
.L;onts); Hannay-Diaz makers of the
nnd e century,; Harben-"Sec- !
'aS Choice"; Hardy Har-
seu i .e Guiding Thread; Har-
~ William Dean Howells" "a
NV OF the achievement of a liter
o,Ss aruso; Observation-Disclosures in
sF college Towns; Hemenway-
,sn our " Days; Hitchcock "Over ia
H. way Holmes-"A Yankee in
,I =, Trenches; Magnificent
ol Man Next
g 1or Howells-'Leatherwood Cod;
5Un nteiis s.n, of My Youth;
luna. Blown in by the Draft;
Iu.s. Every Soul Has It's Song;
, ,ers Accuse (J'accuse!D by a
ettns ah Inness-"Life, Art and
The u Of George Inness";; Isham-
ro.. s way Out; James-"The Ivory
Sense OF the Past: