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FICTION.

TT ateea 9 rG the Vo 2 y SO pp $685.
s21. Charles scri6ner's sonsJ
Both volumes contain
AN ANGEL. BY BREvET BY Helen Pits,ln l2nO pp-
sS4 philadelphia: j B. Lippincott Company
which the 90 de pass aa
FA s pr 4s BY s Andre
tale of ar, student life in the Paris Latin Quarter
A NEW PABLO AND FR gaa T BY Annie E.
Romance and tragedy in Italy.
THE PRoDIGAL SON, By Hall Game limo. Do 4os
SIR BEvILL. By Arthur Christopher Thyme Illus
trated By J. Ley Pethybrdge, l2mO pp. vi s4a
An historical tale of
SCENES OF JEWISH LIFE BY Mrs Mrs.. Alfred sidEwiek
Six stories.
III Nisma9 an Translated By J. H. Frees. l2mO PIP VII
An account Of Of tho future between Con
ON 5 5N .n BY o t Corr i2~o '0
A tale Of love in Sicily.
So 3 9oston: Herbert ny turner co9 '0 DID,
The story of English family. forming study IN
JAPANESE ROMANCE. BY Give Holland. Illustrated
by Arthur c. Dove limo. DID, aSs CFrAderick n
The story American artist who wins the love
japanese
BY 36ares f. By P9' 5 8''a a.
c. NJ Clark Publishing Company
Love and adventure in Boston during the War Of
the Rebellion.
HOPE HATHAWAY. By Frances Parker. Illustrated.
limo DID. 4OS. CBoston; c. 81. Clark Publishing
Company
tale of ranch life.
LITTLE LOVE STORIES OF MANHATTAN. By Mel
VILE Chatter. limo. pp. 225. Che Grafton Press)
Twenty-one short stories.
RACHEL. BY Ernest U. Smith limo. III. oli
(The Grafton Press)
tale deluge with introduction record.
authors Investigations Into the location OF
Eden the Land Of Nod
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II NEW HERO.
Jack LondOn's Fine Portrait of
Master of Men.

THE SEA WOLF. BY Jack London. With Illus
trations by W J. Awkward. 12Tno, pp. S66. The
Macmillan Company.
Jack London has taken his place beside Jo-
seph Conrad writer capable Of making lit
erature out OF life at He has done so by
dint OF writing in THE Sea Wolf a book no
less veracious than THE Niger of the Mar
cissus" or "Typhoon" and marked at the same
time, like each OF those productions. with an
imaginative quality ell fits own. Wolf Larsen
the central figure in the story. is an extraor-
binary character, and Mr.. London has painted
extraordinary portrait of him. The book is
indeed, more Of a character study than a novel
II is full of incident, any narrative of cruise
with parcel of hard bitten sailors and seal
hunters is bound to be; yet the interest of every
thing that occurs is due to the facr that It &C.
ours with reference to single man. This man
is kind Of demon. for whom It is the simplest
thing in the world to slip from the most fendish
brutality to the most enthusiastic absorption in
things OF the mind. There was danger for the
author in the conception of a character of this
sort. He ran the risk Of recalling those phenom-
enally cultivated bandits and murderers who
have strutted their hopelessy artificial course
through scores of melodramatic ronances But
Mr.. London seems to have realized his hero 80
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REPRINTS.

CERTAINE sONETs WRITTEN By SIR PHILIP SD
NET- limo. PIP 4S tH0ughton. Miin & Col
SOSNETS FROM THB PORTUGUESE. By Elizab.,s
Barrett Browning Decorations by Adrian j Iorfa
limo, pp. 30 tBOston: II. N. Caldwell Company
VISION OF SIR LAUNFALA BY James Russell Lowell
12nlo, pp. 14S. tBostOn; H VI. Caldwell Company
THE WORKS OF WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACE-
EEAY- In % volumes Vols XCSI-XNXIL Svo
Charles Scribner's SOnsD
The ''Kensngton'' edition.
SOCIAL ENGLAND. Edited by H. D. Trail. D. C. L
and J. 5. Mann, NJ ~ Vol VI Ate, ID. wi e4s
&C. 7. Putnam's SCns)
the King Edward'' edition Illustrated WITH
portraits and paintings
THE HISTORY OF TOM JONES. BY Henry Frs1-s
Esq Abridgement by Burton E Stevenson I'm
PIP iv, 49, tHenry Holt * Coz
In the Condensed Classics series.
THE HOLY GRAIL By Alfred Tennyson- i5no. Do g
Boston; H VI. Caldwell Company)
In the ''Remarque'' series.
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE: POET. DRASATIST AND
MAN BY Hamilton Wright Mabie. limo pp. XVI
345. CThe Macmillan Company
TALES OF EDGAR ALLAN POE. In five vournsA I
Illustrated limo. &C. P. Putnann's sonx)
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ures remained down to 1874 when many of them
were ruthlessly destroyed Those happily pre-
served for Mr. Railtons pencil might well pro-
woke Queen Elizabeths enthusiastic exclama-
ton quoted by our author, 20 domus antigua ct
religiosar Two other specially engaging draw
ings those of the Gate of Honour. which is
the most beautiful adjunct of Caius College and
worthy monument Of its founder. His orders
CONCERNING the erection of the college buildings
are marked by hygienic considerations rare in
the sixteenth century Provision was made for
pure air; nobody might presume to air beds in
the court: and In his will good DR.. Caius re-
CURED that there be mayntayned lustie and
healthie, honest true, and unmarried man of
fortie wears of age and upwardes to kepe ceane
and swete the pavementes." AS beautiful the
sketches of Caius gateway is that Of Queens
College wherein Erasmus spent seven busy
years. writing and studying in rooms which
even yet are little altered. The memory of an
other famous writer, John Milton, is preserved
in the two little rooms in Christ College, which
remain as they were when he occupied them
from 1925 to 1852. Jesus College. which pro-
vfdes some beautiful architecture for the artist.
was built UP on the wasted property of the
nuns Of St Rnadegund Dr. Stubs mentions
the lack of any documentary records as to the
place whence these came to Cambridge
another recent writer has given to under
stand that they were sent to England by the
gentle Rhadegund the wife of Clothaire l, and
herself the founder and head of convent at
Poftiers. Jesus College is good to look upon,
both in itself and in it's surroundings, that the
reader does not wonder at King Jamess conclu-
sion that Were he to choose, he would pray at
Kings dine at Trinity, and study and sleep at
Jesus"
Trinity College. where the learned James
would fam dine, was founded by Henry Villa
monarch who as the author reminds us, might
do away with nlonasteres, but was too shrewd
to despoil colleges. He is quoted by Harrison
(and herein by Dean Stubbs) as waxing wroth
with some courtier sneakingly proposing the
spoliation of college property. "Ah. sirs. he
said II perceive the abbey lands have heshed
you and set your teeth on edge to ask also
only to pull down sin by defacing the monas-
teries you have a desire also to overthrow all
goodness by dispersion of colleges. tell you.
sirs that Judge no land in England better be-
slowed than that which is given to our uni
versties, for by their maintenance our realm
shall be we'll governed when we be dead and rot
ten" Thus bluff Harry and he certainly in his
generous foundation gave some evidence that he
meant what he said. But greater memory in
Trinity than that of the King is the memory OF
Isaac Newton, who wrote his Principal" there
In the rooms by the Great Gate, and held that
high converse with his friends which led Gilbert
Burnett to describe him as "the whitest soul l
ever knew
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JUVENILE.

THE PEARL AND THE PUMPKIN. By Paul West and
W. w Denslow. Illustrated. svo, pp 2Se. &C. w.
Dillingham; Company
adventures of little New-England girl with
people of Faryland
BABIES CLASSICS Chosen by Lila Scott Macdonald.
Illustrated by Arthur Hughes Svo. pp. 10 CLong-
mans, Green & Coz
Selected appropriate for children.
RoBBYHOSs FAIR. By Augustus L. Jansson- svo. PIP
"A. Boston: H. NJ. Caldwell Company
Nonsense verses Illustrated in colors
THE SANDMAN RHYMES, By Willard Bonts. svo. pp.
107. CBoston: H. NJ. Caldwell Company
Illustrated rhymes.
by Fred a. Elliott. 12mo. pp. 35S. (AIron The
Saalfeld Publishing Company
skirmshes with the Indians frontier
days
NELSON'S YANKEE BOY. BY F. H, Costello. Illus
trated by W. H. Dunton. 12nno pp. v. 293. Henry
Holt & Coz
The adventures OF Yankee boy who is impressed
British service and later fights in the
BOBBY AND BORBINETTE- BY Annie r Talbot. IL
lustrated- limo. PIP 2S5. CBoston H. NJ Caldwell 81
Coz
The story Of a little woman who keeps toy shop
LITTLE DAME TRoT. BY Mary Agnes Byrns. Illus
trated by Bertha L. Corbett 12nio. pp 81 CAkron:
The saalfeld Publishing Company
The story OF little schoolgirl.
THE RUBY RING By Mrs Moesworth Illustrated by
Rosie NJ NJ. Ptman. limo. pp. vii. 213. (The Mac
milan Company
The story a disconnected child who meets with
strange adventures through the possession magi-
cal ring
THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIo. By C. ColIoat
Revised by E. H. Lockwood illustrated nv
Charles Copeland. 12mo pp. 212 Boston: CHM &
The adventures of a wooden DOLL
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talk the speculative sids Of the Oly>nN -.
notes of It's tragedies. ~
THE WOMAN WHO SPENDS. BY Bertha Jun. ~.
arisou A. q limo. 147. Boston: Whcsrn.
& Barrows)
a discussion OF the economic function Of woman
BUSINESS. By L. De V. Matrhewman. illustrates :
Tom Fleming limo philadelphia: J. 3 IIppinen1n
CorpEnyJ 'e
life 'eA
A BOOK OF DAYS. Unitarian Calendar A. ,o..
Boston: American Unitarian AssocatlonJ " '"N
Provided with quotations from the wr,rn,.
Untariaus for every day in the year. u
AMERICAN WIVES AND OTHERS. Bv r.-r,.
Jerome. Illustrated by George McManua
Do. 364 Frederick A. Stokes & Col '~1a
Humorous observations on men. wonsn ana -.
day matters. ~ef
STAGE. Boston; c. VI. Clark Publishing Con,o.,,,
game which is played with the portraits, % ~.
and wor-en OF the modern - Hea
HANDBOOK OF LiTfoCiIsAPIdY. By David cunn,,x
A practical manual the d-aughtvrna, a.. ,
man illustrated with color plates ard IN bisck ~,
white ~'~SS Gt
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

WILLIAM WARD. A r. A; JAMES WARD. r. A.
teenth Century Artists and Engravers) svo. pp.
XVI. S33 Also a portfolio of forty engravtngs CThe
Macmillan Company
The smaller volume Of the two recorded above
contains biographical matter and catalogues The
larger volume. portfolio, is filed with reproduo-
lions of meZzotints and stppleS by the Wards. the
stppes being printed in color.
ROMNEY. A Biographical and Critical Essay, with
Catalogue Raisonne of his works. BY Hunphry
Ward and w. Roberts. In volumes Illus
trated. 4to PIP, X. 13l; TX. 203, Charles Serb
ners Sons)
The the painters
given is based in part documents hitherto
published obtained by Mr. a Romney's
many years ago The diaries reproduced
give useful Information to the hundreds of siters
portrayed by Romney. The volumes contain seventy
photographers.
DRAWINGS OF HOLBEIN. Illustrated Alto. PIP
vi. IS. Imported by Charles Scribner's Sons)
A collection fac-similes in tint of the portraits
by the great master of line. most of the
ampIes being the unique collection at
Windsor. Mr. 4. L. Baldry supplies brief intro
ductory essay This the first volume in the series
in which drawings by Albrecht Durer, the late Sir
Edward Burne-JoAes and others are to be repro
duced
SAMUEL. COUSINS. BY Alfred Whitman. Illustrated
Alto, Do xii, I43. CThe Macmillan Company
In the Nineteenth Century Mezzotinters'' SERIES
A memoir 5 followed by introduction to the cata-
Iosua which occupies the OF the volume
An appendix provides catalogue OF the plates after
Sir Joshua and indexes to painters and subjects
Illustrated with photogravure plate portraits
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TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

ROME AND ITS STORY BY ST. Clair Baddeley ana Liza
Duff Gordon. Illustrated by Aubrey WatertaG
Quarto, XIV, asa tThe Macmillan Company
Historical and descriptive chapters on ancient and
Christian Rome for the fresids reader ths
Many Of the Illustrations IN cOlors Other
half from photographs from paintings and
sculpture.
THREE WEEKS IN EUROPE BY John U. Hginooth-
Illustrated 12no. 274. Chicago: Herbert
5. Stone Company
An itinerary of Eurouean trip Illustrated with
photographs
JAPAN. By D. C Angus Illustrated 12no. d.
(Casseil & Col
Impressions Of japanese nfs Illustrated with photo
graphs.
THE WHITE MAN IN NIGERIA By George Douglas
Hazzletine. Illustrated $40. pp- XIV, 22S Iongnans
Green & Coz
\ OF African travel with show
ing the commercial value OF the country ILLUSTRATED
with photographs
SUNSHINE AND SENTIMENT IN PORTUGAL By Gil
bert watson Illustrated svo. 295. LonSmAaA
& Coz
a narrative Of a trip to Portugal Illustrated vas
photographs
A TROLLEY HONEYMOON FROM DELAWARE TO
MAINE. By Clinton ". Lucas Illustrated l2n0.
Do. 125 CThe ". ". Hazen COmpanyl
Illustrated with photographs.
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RELIGIOUS.

THE MAGNETISM OF CHRIST BY Rev Job, s,..
" A.. D. p. $40. pp viii 336 "a C. Arrnst-oSSS
& Sons)
study OF the methods Of Chrst's ministry
THE FOOTSTEPS OF THE FLOCK By Rev q Z
Morrison. NJ a. Svo pp- 3SS. a G Ar
strong * -
Talks Bible texts for every SUNDAY IN n. year
SOCIAL LAW IN THE SPIRITUAL WORLD Bv a.
fus VI. Jones, A. NJ, Lift, ID. IGruO Do ~ (pST
adelphia The John c. Winston Company
Studies In the relationship OF human and atvis.
personality.
IT2- Chicago; The Open Court Publishing CoHr
panyO 49,
A discussion of the Bible as a purely human DID
ductiOn.
THE. HUMAN NATURE OF THE SAINTS BY Ceorra
Hodges 12mo, PIP. 244 CThomas WhittakerJ
Studies OF natural traits the lives Of som.
Bible characters.
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE EDUCATION OF THE wA0E-EARNERs. BY
Thomas Davidson. Edited with introduc tory chap
ter by Charles NJ BLACKWELL 12mo pp. 24i tC'inn %
A discussion educational problems OK the
followed record OF educaeiohd
work with class OF wage-earners
THE HEROES OF ASGARD. BY A. and E. Keary Re
vIsed and abridged by Charles II. Morss iofo. pp-
Xxx 22f. CThe Macmillan Company
In the Pocket American and English Classics
SERIES
PITMAN'S SHORTHAND READING LESSONS NO z
16nio. pp 81 Isaac Pitman & Sons)
n the twentieth Century edition
MANUAL. DE FONOGRAFIA ESCRIBIR Edited by
Arturo Parody. 12mo pp Gsaac ri man & Sons)
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BIOGRAPHY.

TOHS CIIL.EY BY Charles w Eliot. limo, pp. II
Boston American Unitarian Association)
The first volume the series of True American
Types" sketch Of Maine farmer and fisherman
THE LIFE AND WORK OF THE REV. 2 ]. PECK
AMONG THE ESKIMOS BY the Rev. Arthur Lewis.
NJ A Illustrated. 12no PIP. xvi $50 "a O. Arm
strong & SOM
Illustrated with drawings from photographs and
provided appendix noting some pecuiiarities
Of Esquimau language.
LIFE OF ST ELIZABETH OF HUNGARY DUCHESS
OF THU RINGIA. By the Count de Montalembert
Translated by Francis Deming Hoyt. Svo K. 49S
Q-ongmans Green & Coz
An appendix provides historical sources
suited In the writing Life the writers con-
temporary with the saint prior to the Reformation
manuscripts, and genealogical table or the
family of ST. Elizabeth.
EMERSON: POET AND THINKER. By Elizabeth Luther
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NATURE STUDY.

FLOWER FABLES AND F4NCIEs Ry s..,.
Moore With decorations by Frederick O. TsS
limo. DIP l92 On ederic& A. stokes & Cor ~
Illustrated with Photographs Of COVERS
UPLAND PASTURES BY Adelne Knapp l2,,.
- tSan Francisco Paul EILer & COS - y
Essays some nature teachings and 2henon.,.
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THE Reasona bleness of Christianity" by the
Rev. Walter j. Carey, published last week by
Thomas Whitaker, Is an attempt to show the
average man what real constructive ground
underlies his faith, and to assist him to make
use of this knowledge. Canon Scott Holland
has written an introduction to the volume.
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THOMAS JEFFERSON. Nv Richard : Po,-a, -
pp 100 tSt- Louis: Published by AItho- N0
Extracts from the Decla- q 7n OF rndsDe1s.-
and JedersOns and actresses WIN So
account OF his Ike AMI a discussion OF tha 49,
cratic and Republican parties N"@
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A new departure in school readers Is the series
OF Cyr's Graded Art Readers" published by
CHM & Co. Book Two OF which is just ready.
The aim is to help children to appreciate what
is beautiful in famous paintings. The illustra-
tons all two color half tones of the works of
famous masters. and are we'll printed.
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MUSIC.

GROVES DICTIONARY OF MUSIC AND MUSICIAN,
Edited by J. y. Fuller Maitland ~ A ~
Illustrated In five volumes Vol L syo a A
500 THE Macmillan Company ~ II
revised reprint OF the edition OF Is7s-1sso -
much new material Illustrated with portrait, ~
musical -N' and
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SCIENCE.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS OF
THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. 1903. svo, ID
Xxi. $40. Washington: Government Printing Oics
Illustrated with photographs
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book to-day is, II appears. not It's dramatic
quality but its success a seller. me apho-
visms of Mrs. Wigs have been put on the stage.
and SO have the Bird Center cartoons NOW
we learn that George Horace Lorimer Is putting
"Old Gorgon Graham into a play me self
made merchant is without doubt good founda-
ton on which to build modern drama, provided
it Is constructed around the man, and not his
epigrams.
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Cary Illustrated svo pp will cs4 CO. P. Put
MANS Sons)
Illustrated with photographs and portraits
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POETRY.
POLITICAL SCIENCE.

INTERLUDES. BY Philip Becker Goetz 12uo - =.
Boston: Richard C. BADGER !" -
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made merchant is without doubt good founda-
ton on which to build modern DRAMA provided
it IL constructed around the man, and not his
epigrams.
Burton f. Stevenson. besides his work
author and editor. is librarian of the Chilli
Gothic Public Library and has there developed
a sleuthlike capacity for discovering the books
that people want when they ask for something
eIsa which possibly accounts for his choice of
the detective story when INDUCING In fiction on
bis own account He regards as his finest
achievement the following: young man VINO
had been commissioned to call for book for a
friend had entirely forgotten its title. and could
only think of the word potter. AFTER soinT
Sherlock Holmesy elaboration MT stevenson
gave the forgetful one "In the Bishops Car
rage" to take to his friend. 1t proved to Dc the
volume wanted.
Mrs. Florence Maybrick. since her release
from nrison in England and return to this coun-
try, has been engaged in writing an account OF
her experiences which takes the form of
defence against the charges on which she was
convicted and sentenced to death. 1t will be en-
titled Mrs. Maybrck's Own Story: Her FIJI
teen Years of English Prison Life" and. after
appearing serially in THE Saturday Evening
Post" Of Philadelphia, will be published in
book form by Funk & Wagnalls digest OF
the trial will be included in the appendix. Since
coming to America, Mrs. Maybrick has been the
guest of the family OF DR.. Emmett Densmore
of Brooklyn.
1t Is far cry from Necbatano King of Egypt
to Florence L. Sahler, OF New-York. Necbatano
is the reputed originator of the charade and
Miss Sahler is the latest devotee of this form Of
entertainment to make book of charades. Its
title is piratical Captain Kidd and Other
Charades." but the contents. the reader is as
sured. original Robert Grier Cooke is the
publisher. 1t Sydney Smith. we believe
who. after failing to solve a puzzle propounded
by fair friend. declared that the deviser of a
charade should be hurried off to execution,
without being allowed to explain why his first is
like his second, or the resemblance between his
fourth and his ninth" Nevertheless, this form
of riddle has many admirers and has been the
relaxation of many brilliant minds. If any such
read this paragraph they may try their wits on
this example of Miss Sahler's poetcal ingenuity:
OMAR
With jug OF Wine and Crust of Bread meath Bough
khayyam my first two found were quite enow;
Long he singing in the WILDERNESS
To him thus spake the wearied Thou:
Thy songs are loud Was not that Jug my last?
The Bubbnng verse the Blbber'S Bold Bombast?
''Enowt" cried he. filled Cup. did Sup (my whole
His feast and sang. In Paradise we're cast"
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CAMBRIDGE.
Some Glimpses of Its architecture
and Its Scholars.

CAMBRIDGE AND ITS STORY. By Charles
MILAN Stubs d D. Dean Of Ely With "a
RailtOn the Autographs being tinted by Fanny
Railton. E. P. Dutton & Co.
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LITERATURE.

THE POETS DIARY. Edited by Iamia- 12no DID, Vi
255. CThe Macmillan Company
a medley of italian impressions reflections
with poems lnterspersed. by Alfred Austin the
Laureate OF England.
A. L. A CATALOG 1904 Edited by Mevil Dewey Part
1: Glass List: Part II; Dictionary Catalog. svo
Pr 403; 4S5. Washington: Government Printing
Ofrce)
In the Library OF Congress publications
SELECT LIST OF REFERENCES ON THE BUDGET
OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES Compiled under the
direction of Appleton Prentiss Clark Griffin. svo,
10 washington: Government Printing Ofice)
the Library Of Congress publications
YOSEMITE LEGENDS. BY Bertha H Smith Illustrated
by Florence Lundbors. svo. Ga. (San Francisco:
Paul Elder & Coz
the Holiday edition Six folksongs the
tribe of the Ah-wah-uee-chee Illustrated with
ginal designs and color plates
MISCELLANEOUS.
WALL, STREET SPECULATION BY Franklin C Keyes
LII. B. 12no. PIP II. (Oneonta. n. Y; Columbia
Publishing Company
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THE SEA WOLF By Jack London With Illus
trations by w J. Awkward. 12mo PIP. S66 The
Macmillan Company.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08
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fion" wuroen Die folgenoen Yeamtin-
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prdfoentin-Grau 2aoulefte Didep.
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prot. -eecreidrin - GreG 8. 80.
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Yorliberin oes Jinans : @omites =
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0ale untsr Witpirtung zines Gbore!
bon 200 Stimmen, zines Solifen
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tuns BON SRI. Carrie 9patt uno cine!
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werben.
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uno Caroline 0insberp, POLL 6n3e
Str, Mdoden. - Soiepb uno Bottle
Woore, $40 Glib Senate Moe., &nabe.
= 0enrD uno 6rau GimpIon, 1927
emmet Str, Gnabe. = 3arl uno
2ln:a Reinide, 1918 yartb Ape..
Wdoden. - Sra uno Settle WeMas
ban, $50 Gio MiHouri Str, anabe
Wihael uno Bridget SonwGp.
824t Gbaomid Str. Gnabe. - Mar
uno 6annie Stoaomader, GAO Goop
Str, 9nabs. - Dibio uno gulu
2nomling, 1887 glrisnal qlDe.. anabe.
= yirgil uno Nnnie 9urton, 1924
Nortbmeliern Mpe., Wdohen. = Us.
8. uno Wabsl 9amblen, 1910 Oar
Ding Ctr. mdo9en. - Reno uao
Cola 9amar. 418 6ausb Str, Nido.
den. - Wiliam uno @race DaDis,
Stabt, W.dohen.
8etraut:
Better 8. gattsrIon-Mprsle 3eel.
8. yDron ylair--Wef Donaloi on.
paul =. Wariin-goua j. 2ubn.
Wiliam @rabs-9oretta 9einer.
5homas 0amltobt-Siaian Carpenter.
CHARLES Yobm-gna 2acefielo.
@ orben:
glisa 0orpooo. 70, 1923 Noro
Sem Seriep Ctr. - Wi0iam Great.
GO. l4l4 pleaiant Ctr. = eli3abstt
6teinmann. 60, 500 buchanan Str.
= Cola 2amar. II, AIS 0au9b Str.
= glisabstb Roos, So, 5l5 Wef
court Str.