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things are worse than war, and that
but that you cannot pay too high for
the finding and keeping of your own
soul" (MacMillan. 5Oco
The business world will be interest
ed in discussion relative to the float
ing of the new interna tional loan which
is to have such an important effect on
business and commercial and financial
interests of this country. Questions
which have bothered many people as
of the debts which France and England
have incurred by this loan, and other
Questions of immediate Importance
i'm an article. in the November issue
of Current Opinion. 1t will pay YOU to
read it.
The Drama of so5 Days, by Hall
Gaine. The author of The Woman
gives us in short, crisp sentences. with
out unnecessary discussion, a birds eye
view of the first year of the present
thoughts. new aspects are presented,
and the book (Lippincott, $t.00 neD. is
sure to furnish food for thought and
will absorb the attention of sympathiz-
ers alike with the AIlies and Pro-Ger-
mans. as well as neutrals. It devotes
several pages to a brief and compre-
hensive study of each one of the events
and persons that have borne influence
upon the struggle in big way, includ-
ing word pictures of the Kaiser, King
peror OF Austria, the ultimatum, the as
sassination, life in the trenches, Ameri-
cas- part, and so on. If the reader
of the main events of the initial part
of the war, let him read Hall Gaines
book.
POT-PoURRI
steve Neager, by William Macleod.
lively action and frequent gun-play
ment at a high. pitch; (Houghten, Mif-
COW .puncher, having natural
taste for trouble and a total ignorance
of fear, breaks up the annoying atten-
tions of 4 rival suitor and takes possess
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government to which he owes allie
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| clear exposition given of the way in
which the complex machinery of gov
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The TOrrcns system. by A. Guyot
Cameron. No legal or economic prin-
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system known as the Torrens. This
| system must be of interest to every
| owner of property, every lawyer, and
every financier who may soon see real
! estate become an asset as liquid As
| other factors of wealth upon which
| banks are expected to loan funds.
| CHoughton Mifflin Coz The sixteen
j articles collected into book form are
| taken from the recent series in the
! Wall Street Journal
The Minor Chord, by Joe Mitchell
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of the author OF "Bambi," entitled
"The Girl who Lived in the Woods.
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