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ner's Sons. $l.60.
MISS FINGAL. BY MRS. W. K. CLIFFORD.
In which the personality of heroine who
has died survives and finds fulflment
through the being Of living friend. New
York: Charles Sehibner's Sons. $l.60.
THE STORY WITHOUT A NAME. By
BAREEY D'AUREvILLY. Introduction by
Edgar Saltus. An addition to the Lotus
Library of novels in translations. New
York: Brentano's.
BLACK SHEEP. BY MARGARET BAILIIE-
a SAUNDERS. A romance that begins with
10y and girl who romp in an old-wcrld
cloister. New York: George H. Doran
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wINESBURG, OHIO. BY SHERWOOD AN
DEKsoN. Short tales of the people of
small town-Doctor Reefy, Wash Williams,
Kate Swift the Teacher, &c. New York:
B. W. Huebsch. $l.50.
ACROSS THE STREAM. By L. F. BEN
SON. In which fetional use is made Of
Spiritist material similar to that of Sir
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George II. Doran Company. $l.50-
WHEN THE WORLD SHOOK. BY H.
RIDER HAGGARD. The author of She and
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MILITARY SERvITUDE AND GRAND
EUR. BY ALFRED DE VIGNY. DE EIGNY S
talees of the Grandee Armce, the narrator
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wars Translated by Frances Wilson
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THE HOME AND THE WORLD. BY
RABINDRANATH TAGoRE. The Hindu au-
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paDy. $1.75.
CONRAD IN QUEST OF HIS YOUTH.
BY LEONARD MERRICK. With an introdue-
ton by Sir James NJ. Barrie. In popu-
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The KING s WIDOW. BY Mas. BAILLIE
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luton laid in an imaginary kingdom.
New York: George II. Doran Company.
$50.
THE MESSENGER OF NAPOLEON: A
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FRANGIPANE Gle: ROMAN DE LA
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DAUD. A romance whose backgrounds are
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MORE E. &. MEANS. BY Z. K. MEANS.
Further chronicles of Z" Revun' Vinegar
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A LIFE AT STAKE. By MARCEL BERGER.
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SCOUTING THRILLS. By CAPT. G. B.
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THE GETHSEMANE OF A LITTLE
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VAIN. BY JUuErTE O'KAvANAGH.
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THE FLEDGIING. BY CHARLES BERNARD
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Reconstruction.
DEMOCRATIC IDEALS AND REALITY:
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Discussion of the trade basis of a lasting
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE AND A LEAGUE
OF PEACE. BY GEORGE BURToN ADAMS.
Discusses the possibilities in the commu
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English speaking peoples. New York:
@. Z. Putnam s Sons. 81.
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