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which is published in The Ladies' Home Journal
for November. The novelist says Of the story
that lit is about the prettiest thing have ever
done''
In the November number of The Forum, Prof.
Edward S. Holden, Director of Lick Observator,
will tell what he really knows about Mars.
In the series Of articles given the results Of his
investigation into our pubc-school system, con
tributed to The Forum by DR.. j. NJ. Rice. the
November number will contain his study of the
schools in Buffalo and Cincinnati.
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Our Hospitals. By Thomas B. Preston. Illust-
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of that magazine. His new novel, 1.-THE Coast of
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journal.
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Lorrimer's Scheme" comes to an end. and ~
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Letters which are unusually suggestive this
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is striking out freshly into new paths Tho
frontispiece is the portrait of an Amer;cor -
whom his countrymen have reason to be nrond.
the historian Francis Parkman-and tho con,n,o
ton or MI. Marknans series historical mar
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TURNER accentuated by two short articles bv, Mr.
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