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Carpenter, Edward—continued. 304 C22e
progress and individual effort.—Desirable mansions.—Simplification of life.—Does it
pay?—Trade.—Private property.—The enchanted thicket,
' Elliott, Howard. r 385 E52
[Addresses, 1910-1912.]
Contents: Co-operation between the railway owner, the railway employe and the
railway user.—Efficient railway management.—A mile of railroad and a country store.
—Business efficiency in farming and railroading.—Minnesota; the railways and advertising.—The
individual, the corporation and the government.—The work of the
farmer and of the railroad in Minnesota.—Relation between the farmer and the railroad.
Fanning, Clara Elizabeth, comp. r 351.711 F21
Selected articles on the conservation of natural resources. 1913.
Wilson. (Debaters' handbook series.)
"Bibliography," p.n-15.
Goodwin, Frank E. r 383.973 G63
The niaking of United States postage stamps. 1913. Linn.
Z-syneo, ftan.-u.rrv. ' 2 5fc
Haaotwn, Zayrreb. 396 ifes
A Turkish woman's European impressions; ed. & with an introduction
by Grace Ellison. 1913. Lippincott.
"A very distinguished European Turkish lady. . .has jotted down her impressions of
the modern woman... She herself is emancipate, but she is Oriental to the bone. She
does not see where the European woman has any serious advantage, except in physical
liberty, over the Eastern lady of the harem. Her book reveals a pessimism and sadness
which, coupled with the charm of a distinguished personality, give her work a note of
critical significance out of the common. She sees her Western sister in the heyday of
the movement—and she remains untouched, doubting, even cynical." English review,
1913.
qr 347.05 H33
Harvard law review [monthly], April 1887-June 1912. v.1-25. 1887-
1912.
1887-98, no numbers issued June—Sept.; 1899-1911, no numbers issued July-Oct.
Cumulative index and table of cases, v.1-25, April 1887-June 1912.
Irvine, Leigh Hadley. r 395 I28
Irvine's dictionary of titles; an exhaustive work on the correct use
of titles and salutations in writing and speaking, upon original plans,
containing authentic information on the etiquette of correspondence,
official forms of address, superscriptions, closing forms of letters, including
Federal, state, ecclesiastical, military and naval customs;
methodically arranged and elaborately cross-indexed [written with the
assistance of] a corps of eminent writers, editors, specialists, prelates
and heads of university departments. 1912. Crown Pub. Co.
"Authorities quoted," p.5. . .
Being in part a codification of one section of the author's "Cyclopedia of diction.
Kneeland, George Jackson. r 351-76 K33
Commercialized prostitution, with a supplementary chapter by K. B.
Davis, introduction by J. D. Rockefeller. 1913- Century. (New York
(city), Bureau of Social Hygiene. Publications.)
Le Breton, John. 355 L47
Arm and prepare. Murray & Evenden.
Small book in which the author, who sees pan-Germanism impending, advocates
compulsory military service.