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The second edition of The Cosmopolitan
or September brought the total edition up
, 2lt 900 copies. without doubt the largest
dision of any magazine in the world ior
his month. It remained for The Cosmo-
olitan 10 have the Worlds Fair treated IN
single number by twelve different writers
Il. the Exposition of 1898 must remain one
f the leading events in the history OF inc
Inj,ed States, the most distinguished men
we're asked to prepare this magazine voiumes
hich is destined to become valuable asone OK
he most perfect descriptions of the Woriis
air. Among the number OF those VINO
contribute are our only ex president wal
er Besant, the most distio guished OF the
English literary men who visit the EXPOSE
ion and host Of others. Besides the usua'
iction, including a story by Marx IVAN,
Untitled, is He Living or is He Dead, and
he regular departments, The Cosmopoh-
IAN contains nearly one hundred illustrations
devoted to the Worlds Fair. including
eleven full pages. 1t is put before tue
reader at the price of IL IL cents and
more than the equal of the books OF the
Fair which sell for seventy five cents and
one dollar.