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- A harmony of the synoptic Gospels for historical and critical study, by Ernest De Witt Burton and Edgar Johnson Goodspeed
- A miracle of Saint Anthony : and five other plays, Maurice Maeterlinck
- A social theory of religious education, by George Albert Coe
- A woman killed with kindness : and The fair maid of the west, by Thomas Heywood ; ed. by Katharine Lee Bates
- A woman of genius, Mary Austin
- America and the great war for humanity and freedom, by Willis Fletcher Johnson
- American patriotic prose, with notes and biographies, by Augustus White Long
- An American in the making; : the life story of an immigrant, by M. E. Ravage
- An Italian grammar, by Ruth Shepard Phelps
- An introduction to educational sociology, by Walter Robinson Smith, Ph.D., Professor of Sociology and Economics, Kansas State Normal School, Emporia, Kansas
- An introduction to the history of science, by Walter Libby
- Austria-Hungary: : the polyglot empire, by Wolf von Schierbrand ... With a map in colours
- Berceuses du chat : for medium voice and 3 clarinets, Igor Stravinsky ; German text by R. St. Hoffmann ; French text by C.F. Ramuz
- Boswell's life of Johnson, abridged and edited with an introduction by Charles Grosvenor Osgood
- Buffalo Bill's own story of his life and deeds : this autobiography tells in his own graphic words the wonderful story of his heroic career : his autobiography is brought up to date including a full account of his death and burial, written by his boy-hood chum and life-long friend, William Lightfoot Visscher, LL. B., historian and poet, author of "The Pony Express," "Away out yonder," "A knight of the west," etc., etc. : the whole comprising an authentic history of many incidents inseparably interwoven with the exploration, settlement and development of the Great Western Plains : illustrated with rare engravings and photographs
- By an' by : Negro spiritual, arranged by H. T. Burleigh
- Camping and woodcraft : a handbook for vacation campers and for travelers in the wilderness, Horace Kephart
- Chaconne for piano-forte, op. 32, Carl Nielsen
- Chita : a memory of Last Island, by Lafcadio Hearn
- Cinq poèmes de Charles Baudelaire : chant et piano : textes français et anglais, musique de Claude Debussy
- Clouds : op. 7, no. 4, Charles T. Griffes
- Come, ye blessed / John Prindle Scott
- Daphénéo, Erik Satie ; paroles de M. God
- Deep river : song : old Negro melody, arranged by H.T. Burleigh
- Dream valley : from Three songs of William Blake, Roger Quilter
- Dusk in June : Al anochecer en junio, Fay Foster ; [words by] Sara Teasdale ; letra española por Maria Paz Gainsborg
- Educational series of Russian music in six progressive books, selected and edited by Annie T. Weston ; with an introduction to the study of Russian music by Rosa Newmarch
- Fear not ye, O Israel!, Dudley Buck
- General index to the American statesmen series, : with an epitome of United States history
- Grenstone poems, : a sequence, by Witter Bynner ... with cover and frontispiece by Spencer Baird Nichols
- Grimm's fairy tales : stories and tales of elves, goblins and fairies, by the brothers Grimm; with many illustrations and decorations by Louis Rhead
- How to master the violin : a practical guide for students and teachers, by Pavel L. Bytovetzski
- Hurrah and hallelujah; : the teaching of Germany's poets, prophets, professors and preachers; a documentation, by J. P. Bang ... from the Danish by Jessie Bröchner; with an introduction by Ralph Connor
- In the land of Chinook, or, The story of Blaine County, by Al. J. Noyes (Ajax)
- Indian legends in rhyme, by Grace Purdie Moon ; illustrations and decorations by Karl Moon
- Instructions for collecting and preserving valuable Lepidoptera, James Sinclair
- Investments, by Edward D. Jones
- Italy, France and Britain at war, by H. G. Wells
- Joy : high : op.44, no.1, A. Walter Kramer ; poem by Sara Teasdale
- Ka-mi-akin, the last hero of the Yakimas, by A.J. Splawn
- Keyboard training in harmony : 725 exercises graded and designed to lead from the easiest first year key-board harmony up to the difficult sightplaying tests set for advanced students, by Arthur E. Heacox
- Konzert Nr. 2, op. 19, L. van Beethoven ; bearbeitet von Eugen d'Albert ; 2. Klavier bearb. von Aug. Horn, bezeichnet von Ludwig Klee
- Konzert Nr. 3, op. 37, L. van Beethoven ; bearbeitet von Eugen d'Albert ; 2. Klavier bearb. von Fr. Hermann, bezeichnet von Ludwig Klee
- La Bohème : an opera in four acts, by Giuseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illica ; music by Giacomo Puccini ; English version of acts I and II by William Grist, acts III and IV by Percy Pinkerton ; arranged by Carlo Carignani
- La Bohème; : an opera in four acts., Libretto by G. Giacosa and L. Illica. English version by W. Grist and P. Pinkerton. Music by Giacomo Puccini
- Le feu : (journal d'une escouade)
- Lessons in geography for little learners
- Masters of Russian song, Vol. II, Twenty-five songs, by Balákireff, Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Kórsakoff, Borodíne, Gretchanínoff and Rachmáninoff ; collected and edited by Kurt Schindler ; the English versions by George Harris, Jr., Deems Taylor, Sigmund Spaeth and Kurt Schindler
- May night, music by Richard Hageman ; words by Sir Rabindranath Tagore
- Menuet in G, no. 2, violin and piano, L. van Beethoven ; arr. by M. Greenwald
- My German correspondence; : concerning Germany's responsibility for the war and for the method of its conduct, being a letter from a German professor together with a reply and foreword, by Douglas W. Johnson
- My four years in Germany, by James W. Gerard, late ambassador to the German imperial court
- My home in the field of mercy, by Frances Wilson Huard, with drawings by Charles Huard
- My war diary, by Mary King Waddington
- Nocturne, by Frank Swinnerton
- Parade : ballet réaliste : réduction pour piano à quatre mains, Erik Satie ; thême de Jean Cocteau ; rideau, décors et costumes de Pablo Picasso ; choréographie de Léonide Massine
- Parade : ballet réaliste sur un thème de Jean Cocteau, Erik Satie
- Parnasus on wheels, by Christopher Morley
- Peter Rabbit and his ma, by Louise A. Field ; ill. by Virginia Albert
- Phantasy quartet for strings : Fantaisie pour quatuor à cordes : op. 12, by Eugène Goossens
- Poor Richard day by day; : pithy paragraphs, from the writings of Benjamin Franklin
- Prelude and fugue op. 35, no. 1 for piano, Mendelssohn ; edited by Andor Pintér
- Readings in English prose of the nineteenth century, edited by Raymond Macdonald Alden
- Renard : histoire burlesque chantée et jouée = The fox : a burlesque in song and dance = Reinecke : Gesungene und gespielte Burleske, Igor Strawinsky
- Right hand culture for violin, viola, and cello players, Paul Shirley ; explanatory drawings by Florence L. Sapulding
- Roman sketches : op. 7 : for piano solo, Charles T. Griffes
- Six lectures on architecture, by Ralph Adams Cram, Thomas Hastings, Claude Bragdon. The Scammon lectures for 1915
- Six sonates pour divers instruments : la troisième pour violin et piano, composées par Claude Debussy
- Sonatine bureaucratique : Bureaucratic sonatina, Erik Satie
- Speak to me! : Sprich zu mir! = Parla a me! : op. 18, no. 1, Mana-Zucca ; Italian version by Judith Bookman ; English and German words by Ben Altheimer
- Spring's awakening : interpretive dance, by Louis H. Chalif ; [music, Edvard Grieg]
- Standard advanced album : a collection of classic and modern pianoforte pieces
- Stone ornaments used by Indians in the United States and Canada : being a description of certain charm-stones, gorgets, tubes, bird-stones, and problematical forms, by Warren K. Moorehead, author of The American Indian in the United States period 1850-1915, the Stone Age in North America, etc. ; with chapters by Arthur C. Parker, Esquire, and Professor Edward H. Williams, Jr
- Swans : song, poem by Sara Teasdale ; A. Walter Kramer
- Swing low, sweet chariot : Negro spiritual, arr. by H. T. Burleigh
- The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, by Daniel Defoe ; illustrated by Elizabeth Rosenkrans ; edited by Rosemary Kingston
- The Holy Scriptures according to the Masoretic text. : A new translation with the aid of previous versions and with constant consultation of Jewish authorities
- The challenge of the present crisis, Harry Emerson Fosdick
- The coming democracy, by Hermann Fernau
- The crooked tree : Indian legends and a short history of the Little Traverse Bay region, by John C. Wright
- The green mirror : a quiet story, by Hugh Walpole
- The human side of trees : wonders of the tree world, by Royal Dixon and Franklyn Everett Fitch, with four illustrations in colors and thirty-two in black-and-white
- The land of the deepening shadow; : Germany-at-war, by D. Thomas Curtin
- The lightning bug, John Barnes Wells
- The man who saw : and other poems arising out of the war, by William Watson
- The meaning of faith, Harry Emerson Fosdick
- The middle years
- The odd number; : thirteen tales, by Guy de Maupassant; the translation by Jonathan Sturges; an introduction by Henry James
- The poetic year for 1916, : a critical anthology, by William Stanley Braithwaite
- The political history of the public lands, from 1840 to 1862 : from pre-emption to homestead, by George M. Stephenson
- The religious foundations of America : a study in national origins, by Charles Lemuel Thompson
- The return of the native, by Thomas Hardy; ed. with an introduction and notes by J. W. Cunliffe
- The second odd number : thirteen tales, by Guy de Maupassant ; the translation by Charles Henry White ; an introduction by William Dean Howells
- The soldier's bride, [op. 8, no. 4] : Soldatenbraut, Serge Rachmaninoff ; [translated from the Russian of A. Plestcheff by Constance Purdy ; German version by Lina Esbeer]
- The soldier's service dictionary of English and French terms : embracing 10,000 military, naval, aeronautical, aviation, and conversational words and phrases used by the Belgian, British, and French armies, with their French equivalents carefully pronounced, the whole arranged in one alphabetical order, designed especially for instant use in the United States service ..., edited by Frank H. Vizetelly .. ; illustrated with topographical symbols used in official charts
- The white peacock, Charles T. Griffes
- The world war : its relation to the Eastern question and Armageddon, by Arthur G. Daniells
- There are fairies at the bottom of our garden : song, music by Liza Lehmann ; words by Rose Fyleman
- Those times and these, Irvin S. Cobb
- Trio waltz or Tyrolian trio : characteristic waltz for 3, by Louis H. Chalif ; [music, C.G. Reissiger]
- Trois mélodies, Erik Satie
- Twenty thousand leagues under the sea, by Jules Verne, author of "Mysterious Island" etc. ; illustrated with scenes from the photo-play produced and copyrighted by the Universal Film Company
- Two and three part inventions : for the pianoforte, Book I, 15 two part inventions, Joh. Seb. Bach ; with reference to the execution and the composition analyzed and revised by Ferruccio B. Busoni ; English text by Louis C. Elson
- Westhpalian [i.e., Westphalian] peasant dance : German folk dance, arr. by Louis H. Chalif ; [music, Meyerbeer]
- Will you remember : (Sweetheart) : solo, lyrics by Rida Johnson Young ; music by Sigmund Romberg
- Wounded and a prisoner of war, by an exchange officer
- Years of my youth
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