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| quite original, and the story. short. though
| 1t Is. will certainly add TO his reputation.
! A. b. Wards "a Medley of the Midway
Pialsance" is clean-eut photograph OF
the restaurant at the foot of the captive
| balloon, with its visitors, its walters. It's
manager and its love story. "a Very
Strange Case" by William Hnckley. tells
OF rich man who becomes a burglar ITO
prove his theories; Tine FlagelIan te's
Sln." BY Therese M. Randall, is descrip-
tion OF the annual event at Albuquerque,
| WIN the curious story Of one OF the par
tlclpants, while THE Letter of Credit"
Z. Z. Nolt DR., shows how a man may run
the risk OF losing his own sweetheart by
mlsJudging another's intentions. and tel
epatny aud premOnitiOn furnished material
to +. W. Lee of "The Ghost at White
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SAvAGE's NEW NOVELETTE, Messrs.
I
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works of Colonel Richard Henry Savage,
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rival the popularity of my Official Wife,"
This novel will shortly be published in the
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Two BAD BROWN EYEs.-Marie St
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