Children of the Tenements Jacob A. Riis
The Wilderness Hunter Theodore Roosevelt
American Big Game Hunting Roosevelt and Grinnell (Ed.)
Hunting in Many Lands " " " "
My Air Ships Alberto Santos-Dumont
Paul Jones Molly Elliott Seawell
With the Indians in the Rockies J.W.  Schultz
Curiosities of the Sky Garrett P. Serviss
Where Rolls the Oregon Dallas Lore Sharp
Nature in a City Yard C.M.  Skinner
The Wild White Woods Russell D. Smith
The Story of the New England Whalers J.R.  Spears
Camping on the Great Lakes R.S.  Spears
My Life with the Eskimos Vilhjalmar Stefansson
With Kitchener to Khartum G.W.  Stevens
Across the Plains R.L.  Stevenson
Letters of a Woman Homesteader Elinore P. Stewart
Hunting the Elephant in Africa C.H.  Stigand
The Black Bear W.H.  Wright
The Grizzly Bear " "
George Washington Woodrow Wilson
The Workers:  The East W.A.  Wyckoff
The Workers:  The West " "

FOOTNOTES: 

[1] See Bleyer, W.G.:  Introduction to Prose Literature for Secondary Schools.

[2] See also American Magazine, 63:339.

[3] See Scribner’s Magazine, 40:17.

[4] See Harper’s Monthly Magazine, 116:3.

[5] In:  The Little Book of Modern Verse, edited by J.B.  Rittenhouse.

[6] See page 41 for magazine reference.

[7] See Collier’s Magazine, 42:11.

[8] Additional suggestions for dramatic work are given on page 316.

[9] If a copy of The Promised Land is available, some of the students might look up material on this subject.

[10] See references for Moly, on p. 84.

[11] In Alden’s English Verse.

[12] In The Little Book of Modern Verse, edited by J.B.  Rittenhouse.

[13] If this is thought too difficult, some of the exercises on pages 316-318 may be used.

[14] Note:  The teacher might read aloud a part of the Ode in Time of Hesitation, by Moody.  In its entirety it is almost too difficult for the pupils to get much out of; but it has some vigorous things to say about the war in the Philippines.

[15] TO THE TEACHER:  It will probably be better for the pupils to study this poem in class than to begin it by themselves.