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dependence, which ennbled her to meet nil
trials successfully nnd bring happiness to
other
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7. Topellur tho Finnish nuthor. who wrote
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In the latest story by rtuth Sawyer there
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o llo In tho mountains of his Irish nurse
To help tho youngster forget his loneliness
she tells him stories of fairies and Christ
mas Among Ills now neighbors there Is a
Ormnn. n negro nnd a gpsy, nnd they toll
him mnny beautiful stories of Christmas
colored by their rnclnl Imaginations This
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mas. nnd when he succeeds In finding It ho
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This Way to Christmas" (Harper & Ilros .
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THE CHRISTMAS MAGAZINES
Tho Chrlstmns December Scribncr con
tains nine short stories, among them n
beautiful little story of old age. "Grnnd
fnthcr," by tho Into James Whltcomb
Jtllev The colored cover, with Its sm
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"Music " Tho last stanza, In the measuro
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Itldgley Torrcnco's "Ilyc-tVitnoss" is a
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lustrating "Tho Danco" of various nations,
with descriptive text by tho nrtlst. They
nio charming In the.r dceorntlvo nrrange
nient'nnd In tho suggestion of tho rhjth
rile motion of tho llgures
Tho eight other short stories of tho num
ber Include Ullen Cilasgnw's "Tho Shndowy
Third" n story of mjstcry, of the border-l-inil
between tho re.U nnd the unreal, Ihe
world of fact nnd tho world of the Imagina
tion, of strange ps etiological experiences
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IMwIn Ilowland Illnshncld, president of
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nt fur nil time ns one of the supreme
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Hi" Krentesr sermon for uulveisitl pence,
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BlBNKlBWlCK'tl "FAME
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YKS. IT'S GIBSON
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His Enduring Fame Rests on Other
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Quo Vmlls?" tils ertdurlnic lltenirr reputn
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Co , were highly praised by the critics, whd
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tho caliber of Dumas! but It wna hot Until
"QUo VadlHT" appeared In 1S9 tht Blenklk.
wics became popular with tho ireneral reid
Ins public Moro tban 1,000,000 copies of
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Warsaw, Htusla, when tha war broke otit,
but soon went to Swltjerland to devote hint
elf entirely to tho work of Polish relief. ,
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lly Oscar Graeve
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THE SAPPHIRE SIGNET
lly Auguitn Huiell Seaman
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