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A wry mo.lvrn up to dat tal of th
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arm ori'n lb horvW, a heroine held
prisoner hy nn insurgent Mexlean Iwuler.
a chivalrous rutvfrer 1'ivpr and udven
lutf.us thrill, mark the etory.
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Bv Jack London.
A grloping tory of a man who at
tempted t tree hi spirit from hi body,
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thus '"star rm-cr," mverlng long lapaea of
year and Introducing an antra people In
etranger landa.
A Baby of the Frontier (Revell).
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Thla author' imeat nirnano, of the
Western plains Introduce pioneer d.-ivs.
Indian adventure and the thrilling epl
eodea a hMi surround the capture by a
tr1le of Cheyenne Indiana of the UUi
daughter of the commanding officer of
Fort Hulllvan.
Thr Bninbou 7ciH (Harper).
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A "double barrelled story" of adven
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A quest for a loat city located In the
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Thr If all frnm thr Btltrr Hoots (Ldp
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The daughter of a BwadtSh minister
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It goes . to Chicago, eventually goes to
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the atory gives a close picture of Ws--ern
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musician
Ood's Jfnn nohbs-Merrlll).
By Ororgr Aronson-Hovard.
A drama of life to-day in America,
with scenes set In New York city ai d on
I,nng Island. Women of frank; mar
cenary lives and their frsll sister of
the stage, clinging pirssltes called man.
ar.d tha various spetiders bled by th.s
crew all figure In the realistic atory.
lloinor and Whlsiir.
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it; mllg rial Strainer,
The story of mi unusual, wh mi al
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lirurKmmy K'entury)
Ry Jean H'efcslrr.
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Two women ; roinmn ene him nil
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7 i' Mortcroc of on (Boltty A Brit,
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Th Little noid (Upplnoott),
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A modern Helen 1 kidnapped atld
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