"New Books in Library
Continued from First Page ,M.
complete works of Victor Hugo, and
also some of the most popular of Bal
zac's stories in the French, For the
benefit - of the Spanish students he
states that fifteen or twenty volumes
of Spanish fiction and poetry are to be
found in the library.
If you fail to find some of the books
named below in the catalog, ask the
man at the desk about them.
Fiction.
Bride of the Mistletoe Allen
Hand-made Gentleman Bacheller
The White Sister Crawford
Romance of a Plain Man Glascow
The Shadow Between
His Shoulder-blades Harris
Roads of Destiny O. Henry
Martin Eden Landon
Truxton King McCutcheon
Gentle Knight of Old
,, Brancenburg Major
John Marvel, Assistant Page
Mr. Opp Rice
Backwoodsmen Roberts
Marriage a la Mode Ward
A Certain Rich Man White
Susanna and Sue Wiggin
The Southerner Worth
The Master Bacheller
The Silver Hoard Beach
The Land of the Blue Flower Burnett
The Foreigner - Connor
Stradella Crawford
White Mice Davis
Options O. Henry
Rupert of Hentzau Hope
Inner Shrine Anon.
Abaft the Tunnel Kipling
Little Sister Snow Little
The Great Divide Moody
In the Heart of the Canadian
Rockies Outr.in
Studies in Several
Literatures Peck
Effective Speaking Phillips
North American Bird's Eggs Reed
Art Out of Doors Rensalaer
Autobiography N. S. Slialer
Representative College
Orations Shurter
What is Art Tolstoi
Is Shakespere Dead Twain
Jungle Trails and
Jungle People Whitney
Life of Poe Wood berry
American Prose Masters Brownwell
My Day Prjor
Something of men I
Have known Stevenson
Stoddard's Lectures (14 vols.)
Sophistries of Christian
Science
The American People
Evolution ot Worlds
Poets of the South
The Right to Believe
Key to the Waverley Novels Grey
Master William Mitten Longstreet
The Training of Fanners Bailey
Process of government Beutley
Buddhism and Immortality Bigelow
Education for Efficiency
Religion of the Future
Meaning and Value of Life
Confessions of a Railroad
Signalman
Making a Newspaper
Eloquent Sons Of the South
Youth
How to Study
Modem Educatois and
Their Ideals
Eternal Values Munsterburg
Drake: An English Epic Noyes
Recollections of Grover
: Cleveland
Jesus Christ and the:
Question
Ball and Cross '
Tremendous Trifles
The Goose Girl
Bella Donna
Northern Lights
Farming It
Biography of a Silver Fox
Farnsu orlh
Low
Lowell
Painter
Rowland
Eliot
Eucker
Fagan
Given
Graves
Hall
McMurry
Mrsawa
Parker
Peabody
Chesterton
, McGrath
Hichens
Parker
Shute
Seton
Miscellaneous -, '
Peace and Happiness Avebury
Mascers of the English Novel Burton
Chapters Rural Progress Butterfield
Bernard Shaw
Handbook of Greek
Archaeology
True Manhood
Oldest English Epic .
They and I .
The World I Live in
Science and Immortality
The Blue Bird
What Have the Greeks Done
for Modern Civilization Mahaffey
Eat All You Want
f Chesterton
Fowler
Gibbons
Gummers
Jerome
Keller
Lodge
Maeterlinck
Resolutions of Regret
With deep sorrow the Faculty of the
University of North Carolina has re
corded in its journal the death of Prof
essor Eben Alexander. Officially he
was Professor of Greek, Superviscv of
the Library, and Dean of the Univer
sity; personally he was the helpful
friend of his colleagues, the students,
the alumni, and of many others in his
wide range of acquaintance who seem
ed to need his help. But in no one of
his acts was there lacking the charm
of his personality.
In response to the demands constant
ly made upon him from so many vari
ed sources, he freely gave his learn
ing, his culture, his wise counsel, and
a large store of valuable information.
He gave himself.
His rare intellectual gifts, support
ed by habits of rigid discipline and by
an ever-ready spirit of helpfulness, as
sured his work of success. And so,'
whatever he undertook to do, he did
thoroughly and well, as student, teach
er, foreign minister, counselor, I'rivml,
and citizen.
The University laments the l.-ssof
this gifted and faithful friend. It
misses him in many departments in
which he wrought so effectively. It
misses his inspiring presence and his
kindly courtesj But we rejoice to
know that his influence still lives in
the high ideals which he gave to Uni
versity life. His work is an enduring
monument.
With those who knew him best and
loved him best we join in doing honor
to his memory and we offer them re
spectfully our sympathy in our common
loss.' ' : .:
March 18th. 1910.
W. D. Toy,
E. K. Graham,
W. S. Bernard.
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