02771cam a2200409 4500 758484390 TxAuBib 20060410120000.0 060410s1930||||||||||||||||||||||||eng|u TxGR TxAuBib Southwest review, Winter, 1930 [Book] / John H. McGinnis and Henry Smith, editors ; S. D. Myres, Jr., and J. Lon Tinkle, managing editors. Galveston. Naturalists of the frontier : Ferdinand Jacob Lindheimer. Muertos no hablan. Dallas : Southern Methodist University, 1930. ix, pp. [131]-266 : front. ; 24 cm. Southwest review ; ; 2, 5, 15, 1930 Texas authors Originally cataloged to highlight two articles, #1) Galveston by John Chapman (pp. 145-170) and, #2) Naturalists of the frontier: Ferdinand Jacob Lindheimer by Samuel Wood Geiser (pp. 245-266); present catalogers have included a third, i.e., Los muertos no hablan by J. Frank Dobie. Includes bibliographical references. The limits of the physical world / John Daniel Boon -- Cities and towns of the southwest : IV. Galveston / John Chapman -- Silence (verse) / Lily Peter -- Western stuff / Stanley Vestal -- Los muertos no hablan / J. Frank Dobie -- Clay Allison / Maurice G. Fulton -- A provincial drama ritual / Samuel Asbury -- Quilts of the Ozarks / Kathryne Hail Travis -- Naturalists of the frontier : V. Ferdinand Jacob Lindheimer / Samuel Wood Geiser. John Chapman's article on the history of Galveston is not as flattering as many which have been written. The study of Ferdinand Lindheimer, the fifth in a series devoted to frontier naturalists, was written by Samuel Wood Geiser, professor of biology at SMU and a contributing editor of the Southwest review. J. Frank Dobie's Los muertos no hablan (Dead men do not talk) is a tale of thievery, betrayal, murder and searching for buried treasure. 20060410. Lindheimer, Ferdinand 1802-1879. Botanists Texas Biography. Treasure troves Southwest, New Folklore. Galveston (Tex) History. Legends Southwest, New. McGinnis, John H. Chapman, John. Galveston. Geiser, Samuel Wood, 1890-1983 Naturalists of the frontier : Ferdinand Jacob Lindheimer. Dobie, J. Frank, 1888-1964, (James Frank) Los muertos no hablan. Southwest review. Southwest review ; ; 2, 5, 15, 1930. Texas authors. RV8