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536 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
Regamey, Mme Jeanne, & Regamey, Frederic. 914-3 ^ 2 9
L'Allemagne ennemie. [1913.]
Winter, Nevin Otto. 914-7 W79
The Russian empire of to-day and yesterday; the country and its
peoples, with a brief review of its history, past and present and a survey
of its social, political and economic conditions. 1913. Page.
"Bibliography," p.477—480.
"Well arranged, up-to-date information on each of the divisions of European Russia
is followed by general chapters on social classes, education, religion, the Jews, history,
government, etc.. .Numerous illustrations." A.L.A. booklist, 1913.
United States—Travel and Description
Butler, Pa. Directories. r 917.48 B97
Butler directory, 1913-14. v.io. 1913. Polk. Pittsburgh.
Munsterberg, Hugo. gI7.3 Mg6au
Aus Deutsch-Amerika. 1909.
Letters and addresses pertaining to the relations of German-Americans to the cultural
life of their adopted country.
Pittsburgh, Chamber of Commerce. qr 917.4886 P674ir
Report of the Committee on education [upon the spelling of the
name of Pittsburgh, together with letter to the Post office department
recommending that the original spelling of the name be restored, May
1908. 1913. Pittsburgh].
Typewritten copy.
Saunders, Charles Francis. 917-94 S25
Under the sky in California. 1913. McBride.
Contents: The deserts.—The mountains.—Spring days in a carriage.—The Franciscan
missions.—Winter on the isle of summer.—Tourist towns.—Residence in the land
of sunshine.—Concerning the climate.—Camp cookery for the non-professional camper.
Enthusiastic guide to "an immensity of almost unexplored mountain, desert, canon
and flowery plain" unseen by the average tourist The out-of-door experiences of the
author also find expression in the photographs that illustrate the text and in practical
directions to campers.
Schauffler, Robert Haven. q 917.3 S31
Romantic America. 1913. Century.
Contents: Provincetown, the heart of Cape Cod.—The spell of old Virginia.—The
city of beautiful smoke [Pittsburgh].—Mammoth cave.—Yellowstone park.—Among the
old California missions.—The Yosemite valley.—The Grand canyon.—The Creole city of
New Orleans.—The open road in Maine.—Unique Mount Desert.
The author has a mind and eye ready for the picturesque, and tells with a light
touch of the charms of Virginia mansions, of buried treasure and friendly intercourse
in New England, of falling waters in the Yosemite valley and of his Creole boarding
place in New Orleans.
Illustrations by Herter, Pennell, Fenn and others.
United States—Post-office department. qr 917.3 U253
Street directory of the principal cities of the United States, embracing
letter-carrier offices established to April 30, 1908; revised in the
Division of dead letters under the direction of P. V. De Graw. 1908.