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22 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
Language
Bellows, Max, ed. 433- 2 B 4i
Dictionary of German and English, English and German; proofs revised
by Clarence Sherwood and W. J. Eggers. 1912. Longmans.
Brown, Kent James. r 435.8 B79
The strong verb in Fischart. 1911. United Evangelical Press.
"Bibliography," p.17-19.
Thesis for Ph. D., University of Pennsylvania.
The strong verb as used by this 16th century German satirist is chosen for study
because it is most representative of his language and illustrative of the important vowel
changes of this transition period in the German language.
Holt, Ivan Lee. r 492.19 H74
Tablets from the R. Campbell Thompson collection in Haskell
Oriental Museum [of University of Chicago. 1911].
Thesis for Ph. D., University of Chicago.
Reprinted from the "American journal of Semitic languages and literatures," v.27,
110.3, April 1911.
McCartney, Eugene Stock. r 472 M12
Figurative uses of animal names in Latin and their application to
military devices; a study in semantics. 1912. New Era Printing Co.
"Bibliography," p.4.
Thesis for Ph. D., University of Pennsylvania.
Science
r 533.6 A41
All the world's air-craft (Flying annual); founded and ed. by F. T. Jane,
1912. 3d year of issue. 1912. Low.
Contents: Aeroplanes and dirigibles of the world.—The world's aerial engines.—
Aerial trades' directory and "who's who."
Formerly known as "All the world's airships."
American Public Health Association. r 543.3 A51S
Standard methods for the examination of water and sewage. Ed.2.
1912.
Contains bibliographies.
First edition was issued under the title "Report of Committee on standard methods
of water analysis to the Laboratory section of the American Public Health Association"
(r 543-3 A51).
Contains approved methods for physical, chemical, microscopical and bacteriological
examination.
Bastian, Henry Charlton. r 576.11 B29
Origin of life; being an account of experiments with certain superheated
saline solutions in hermetically sealed vessels. 1911. Putnam.
(Science series.)
Chester, Frederick Dixon. 589.95 C42
Manual of determinative bacteriology. 1909. Macmillan.
Author has collected and arranged material on the several hundred species of bacteria
that have heretofore been satisfactorily described. Arrangement is for purposes of
identification rather than scientific classification.