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Kent. O. B. Digest of decisions un
der the federal safety appliance and
hours of service acts.
Kohler, J. Allgemelne rechtsges-
chichte.
Iiessing. G. E. Ijiokoon.
Ubrary work, cumulated 1905-1911.
Uppmann. W. Drift and mastery.
Montesquien. C. U de S. Pensies
et fragments inedits de Montesquien.
Muller. P. E. Dansk synonymik
eller forklaring of eenstydige danske
ord.
Murphy, A. D.' Papers.
Nebraska. Special commission on
revenue and taxation. Report 1914.
New Jersey. Bureau of statistics of
labor and industries. Iudustrial direc
tory 1915.
North Carolina. State normal and
industrial college. Carolinian.
Oldenberg. H. Study of Sanskrit.
Pamjhlets on the French Revolu
tion. Petrie. W. M. F. Roman portraits
and Memphis.
Pfeil-Burghausz, L. Wie lernt man
eine spracke am leichtesten and bes
ten. Roland de I-a Platiere. M. J. Lettres
de Madame Roland.
(Rubinstein, S. Lexikalischer Schil-ler-kommentar.f
Salisburg, Sir John. Poems. ,
Schidlof, B. Das sexualleben der
Australie and Ozeanier.
Schleiermacher. F. E. D. Uber die
religion.
Scott, A. Poems.
Shakespeare, W. Plays fcad poems,
21 v.
Silentio, J. de. Frygt og baeven.
Small, A. W. Adam Smith and mod
ern sociology.
Smith, J. S. Practical bank calcu
lator.
Smith, Sir Thomas. De republics
anglorum.
Smith, Sir Win. Smaller classical
dictionary of biography, mythology
and geography.
Snider, L. C. Petroleum and natural
gas in Oklahoma.
Stein er, E. A. The) broken wall.
Ternaux-Compans, H. Voyages, re
lations et memoires.
Tiverton, H. G. G. Principles and
practice of prize law.
True, R. S. Neglected girl.
Tyler, J. M. Place of the church in
evolution.
U. S. Library of Congress. Div. of
Msg. Calendar of correspondence of
Geo. Washington and his officers.
Winter, Z. Mistr Kampenus.
Winzet, N. Certain tractates.
Yule, G. U. Introduction to theory
of statistics.
France, Anatole. On life and letters.
Cramer, Earl J. Political and lit-
terary essays.
Eckel. Iron ores.
Wagner. Opera and drama.
Alexinsky, G. Modern Ruabia.
Guerber, H. A. Myths and legends
of the middle ages.
Williams. An (American town.
Koag. A theory of Interest.
Persky. Russian novelists. '
Rolland. R. Musicians of today,
Kennan, G. Russian comedy of
errors.
Headland, I, T. Home life In China.
Montagu-Nathan. History of Rus
sian music.
Chesterton, G. F. (The wild knight
Guerber, H. A. iMyth of the Norse
man. Firkins, O. W. Ralph Waldo Emer
son. Oxford book ol American essays.
Kellogg. Beyond war.
Bates. E. B. Touring in 1G00.
Rice. C. Y. Collected poems.
Spencer. Corpus Christ! pageants in
England.
Rogers. R. A. P. Short history of
ethics.
Saunders. Builder and blunderer.
Nansen, F. Through Siberia.
Toy. Judaism and Christianity.
Jarintzoff. N. Russia: the country
of extremes.
Dickinson. German masters of art
Benedict, F. G. Study of prolonged
fasting.
rwir A B. Zeus
Dawson. W. H. Municipal life and
government In Germany.
Ottley. R. S. Christian ideas and
ideals.
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.iocincrpr instruments of
orchestra and precursors of the viol
fa mil v
Hoime6, E. In detense of what might
be.
Tart W. United States and peace
Reichardt, E. N. Significance, of
ancient religions.
Cartwright, J. Italian gardens of
the Renaissance.
Goddard. Studies in New England
transcendentalism.
Peake, A. S. (The) Bible, its origin,
etc.
Fowler. Seventeen talks on the
banking question.
A lot of you don't act but you think
and you are just as low down dirty
as if you acted.
Those old prophets weren't trim
mers like a bunch of preachers I know
today. If he was like one of those
today he would have said, "Just keep
it under cover; we'll kep it as quiet
as we can.
Keep Jesus Christ where He be
longs, and don't try to back Him on a
side track and try to lock the switch.
Some church members are just like
washed sows. I'm quoting Scripture.
Oh, you're shocked? But just the
same you're like the sow and the dog.
If there is anlhing on this earth I
despise it is the man or woman who
will remind anyone of the deeds of
their former life if they are not lead
ing that kind of a life now. Anybody
who does is so low down he'd have to
get a balloon to get to hell.
Almost every business in Lincoln
feels the effect of the return of the
students. "I don't need to be told
when the university opens," says a
newsdealer. "My books will show
every year just when the students go
home and when the come back. The
city seems lively enough all snmmer,
but trade doesn't really get to mov
ing right until the students come in to
shift the gears into high speed.
RED CROSS APPEALS FOR AID.
Must Discontinue Relief Work Unless
Help Comes Quickly.
Washington An appeal from Amer
ican citizens in Mexico City urging
the American Red Cross not to dis
continue its relief work there has
been made public here by Miss Mabel
T. Board man, chairman of the Red
Cross national relief board. Since the
petition was drafted a contribution of
$25,000 from the Rockefeller founda
tion has replenished an exhausted fund
of the Red Cross for Mexican relief,
and Charles J. O'Connor, in charge of
the society's headquarters at Mexico
City, has been notified that all reason
able demands can be met for the next
thirty days. "We learn our relief
work will stop unless further funds
are raised in the United States' said
the appeal. "For humanity's sake, we
beg you to appeal again to the Ameri
can people.
Freak Plants in Well
Weeping Water. Freak plant
growths which are proving so numer
ous this season showed up in a pe
culiar form In a well on the farm of
Tom Grummel, a Nemaha county
fanner. While examining for trouble
in the pump, workmen found the
wooden tubing of the well almost
closed with a heavy matting of roots
and fungus. The condition existed
along the tubing for almost the entire
depth of the well, and it was neces
sary to put in entirely new tubing.
The fruit crop in eastern Nebraska
will be largest in the history of that
section
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