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interpreter. The result of these studies consists of (a) 

 the French-Miami-English Dictionary, from Abhaiser to 

 Cajeux; (h) The History of Genesis, Chapter I, being 

 Peoria text with Miami-English translation; (c) English- 

 Miami Dictionary, from Abandon to Aim; (d) AVissa- 

 katcakwa Stories, recorded in Peoria by the late Dr. 

 Gatschet, for which Mr. Dunn has made an interlinear 

 translation. 



The compilation of the List of Works Relating to 

 Hawaii was continued by Prof. Howard M. Ballou, of the 

 College of Hawaii, who from time to time has submitted ad- 

 ditional titles. The recording of the material by more than 

 one person necessarily resulted in more or less incon- 

 sistency in form ; consequently the manuscript, which con- 

 sists of many thousands of cards, has been in need of edi- 

 torial revision in order to insure imif onnity. Por this re- 

 vision the bureau has been fortunate in enlisting the serv- 

 ices of Mr. Felix Neumann, an experienced bibliographer, 

 who is making progress in the work. 



PUBLICATIONS 



The editorial work of the bureau has been conducted as 

 usual by Mr. J. G. Gurley, editor. The following publi- 

 cations were issued during the year : 



Twenty-eighth Annual Report, containing "accom- 

 panying papers" as follows: (1) Casa Grande, by Jesse 

 Walter Fewkes; (2) Antiquities of the Iljiper Verde 

 River and Walnut Creek Valleys, Arizona, by Jesse Wal- 

 ter Fewkes; (3) Preliminary Rei)ort on the Linguistic 

 Classification of Algonquian Tribes, by Truman Mich- 

 elson. 



Bulletin 30, Handhook of American Indians North of 

 Mexico, edited by Frederick Webb Hodge. By concurrent 

 resolution of Congress, in August, 1912, a reprint of this 

 bulletin was ordered in an edition of 6,500 copies, of which 

 4,000 were for the use of the House of Representatives, 

 2,000 for the use of the Senate, and 500 for the use of the 

 bureau. This reprint, in which were incorporated such 



