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PENsITf9N BOARD "N'f HsFasS;,ars = surg:
A if %eii,c6mpiisd nisd volume. issued and edited
which Harry A. Mackey. OF this city. Is
bpSsT9NH Ns~ GoEt RscM5E ns MHssuS55to cit Wilkinson
>, Poems by a true singer, OF nature and
Introduction. in which the poet gives her
thoushts on lyricism and rhythm with am
Ssr theory Of ~ mGs metre1 notation " show
RATHER LIKE. BY Jules Cartier. Phila-
delphia; J, b. Lippincott Co. -
r.cncS cleyer ga1rodies on English writer's by a
away the tedium of his prison life in Ger.
MEMOIRS Of THE HARVARD DEAD. Vol.
Cambridge: Harvard University Press.
Sketches of the men who were in the
| the British nag.
WOMAN; Nan, BY Madeline Marx New York
n the form OF part essay part recoliec.
t!phs rGs InsTS1SGt!oI sy hs5, I,srbpsse
MIND. by Richard insiese. New York;
Dodd. Mead & Co.
THIS book does much toward supplying a
WORKING hypothesis to explain the laws under
ShiSR TnW psySsiS eShMs and mental phenomena occur
FROM FEAST EasTER ERRsyTIfst EstssT aPa n2Yfs Pnste
phia: J. B. Lppncott Co.
An English woman in a Turkish embassy
tells her recollections OF diplomatic life in
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REEd; ReI ds,sS,sr New York %,S., John @ Lane Go:
correspondence Of the daughter OF Lord John
Russell assn.v 9Sssr, %si;r.Xict XictoTiss maFrase Lord
other events and personaltles social and
political. of the Torties and aftles are dis.
ARTIFICIAL LIGHT. BY NJ. Luckiesch.
New York: Century Co.
Science which develops the thesis OF the in.
fuence OF artificial lights on the progress Of
THE WANDERER. Compiled and edited by
NARY yd5, Eihsi Mecauley. New York: Bonl
Many minds ON many subjects hsir0 ~.
compilation OF the best letters on Varied
themes OF Importance contributed to the pitts.
PICTORIAL COMPOSITION IN PHoroGRA.
PLY, pnr,oar By phu, Arthur Hammand Boston
toward the development OF artistic photosra
VAGABONDING THROUGH CHANGING
GERMANY BY Harry A. Franck. New
York, Harper 4 Bros '''"
| New adventures by the author OF ~
vagahond Journey Around the World" Az
unconventional travel book that met vii,
fTSsfsso Fns'ssf cHAtENSGp tfT SSfy' TS THE
ORDER BY John Graham Brooks. New
| The author Of several notable books or
| sociology. politics. etc. develops the tbesl,
that democracy IL its own educator ant
ON THE FAITH OF ADVENTURE. n,
| Julius NJ. Price. New York: John Lane
Co.
Fiction
|
| York: b. W, Huebsch.
Called one Of the most distinguished pieces
of satlrical fiction OF our time.
| MARION FREARS VACATION. BY Mar.
garet Ashmun. New York: Macmillan
A story for young girls.
| OPEN THE DOOR. BY Catherine Carswell
| New York: Harcourt. Brace Howe
| The novel which won the first prize, OF
| $1,000 in the Mclrose competition In London
| The story of Il swing from evangelical piety
To unconventional freedom.
UNSEEN HAND. BY Robert Orr. Clipper
| ield. New York; r. NJ. Mcbride & Co.
| A thrilling mystery story dealing with q
| nemesis that causes one catastrophe after
RACHEL FiTzPATRICK. BY Lady Poor
New York; John Lane Co.
An Irish girls career IN London society
THE RAMBfIN KID. by Earl Bowman
Indiana polls Bobbs-Merril Co.
THE TUR BRiNGERs., BY Hubert Footner
| New York: James A, McCann Co.
| A novel of the Cana dian northwest, with
RED red ;blo9ded adventure and abupdant romance
! A family novel. entering in the younge,
| generation, by writer known for her do
nestle fiction.