The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-29

modern attitude toward the Bible,
aud the implications for life which
this attitude brings.
Grey. Sir Edward Twenty five
Years This outs -anding work, BY
one Of Great Britain's brilliant
statesmen. tells the story Of the
twenty-five years from lSv. to 1916,
and enters deeply into British
American relations, revealing tor the
first time many important TRANSACT
tions hitherto unknown to the pubic.
Phillips-"Hookcd rugs and How
to Make Them This book contains
very practical chapters on making
the rugs which are in such favor
today. The directions and cxplana-
tions are clear and simple.
Sedgwick - "ShOrt History Of
SPAIN" Besides being a history. this
book also acqualnts Students with the
cultural background Of things Span
ish in It's consideration OF architec-
ture, painting and literature.
Th0mas--"beyOnd khyber Pass"
An ente rtAining and finely illustrated
account Of U trip through Afghanis-
tan. Il gives q lively description Of
the wild tribesmen, their feuds, cit
Whittem"ls 1t Good English p
This interesting book on correct
speech Is written from the point Of
view that. in everyday lite, good
English follows clear thinking rath-
grammar.
Winter" Business Of Being Club
Woman" This book by former
- - - - ~ lyn~n~n1 rAlr
Of Women's Clubs answers in prac-
teal and suggestive way the ques-
tions Of che would.bc club woman
concerning the organization and func-
tioning Of her club. There are chap
tiers which discuss club membership,
the financial problem. working
program, club houses, club ethics, etc.
Reference Books
Books which have been added to
the reference collection Of the Lii
brary during the past week are:
Lincoln Library Of Essential In
formation" A One-volume encyclo.
pedia which endeayors TO contain the
essentials of q library of informal
tional material, carefully adapted to
the needs Of those who will welcome
the opportunity Of sclf-education. A
most Interesting and helpful volume.
Prutt-"New Encyclopedia Of Mu-
sic and Musicians" This encyclOpe-
dia aims to supply in convenient form
more and better information about
music and musicians than has ever
been attempted in English in q
single volume.
Richardson STANDARD Etiquette. ~
For many years Mrs. Richardson has
been on the editorial staff of the
W0man's Home Companion, where she
has answered innumerable questions
on etiquette. Out of her wide ex-
perience she has written this book
rs u guide to the best social usages.
The subjects are arranged tOpically.
The library also has added within
the last week a copy Of r. +. Byrne's
SOLDIERS Of the Palms." Of local in
terest, which is now available.
BOoks for Children
Books added to the Children's col
lection during the week are as fol-
Baynes-"The Spritc.' The story
Of red fox who was tanned by the
author. and who was neither all saint
nor all sinner, but real fox.
BOton--"Lives Of Girls Who Be-
came Famous" The biographies Of
Jane Adams, Alice Freeman Palmer
Louisa NJ. Alcott, Helen Keller, and
many other famous women told in u
way that girls will like.
Carrick--"Picture Tales from the
Russian" A pleasant picture book
for little children.
Carroll-"Alice's Adventures in
Wonderland" An old favorite for
children. illustrated with the pictures
BY John Tenniel which were favorites
with their parents.
Cody--"Adventures Of Buffalo BILL
Buffalo Bill has written down some
Of his own adventures-how he cross
ed the plains as q scout. how h0
rounded up. Indians, how he had q
duel with Yellow Hand--and they are
all true stories.
Fisher~-"Wha. Shall We DO Now -
A book of over 500 children's games
and pastimes.
Lofting- -"Story Of Doctor Dolit-
tle." A story Of kind hearted doc
tor, who understands the language
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