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Princess Cantacuzene
Who is at home in every capital in
Europe is revisiting France, Italy and
Austria, talking with statesman and
peasant, and putting it all in an In
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Kenneth L. Roberts
Is crystallizing and translating official
Washington into terms that the
voter can understand, enabling him
te grasp what his government is
doing for and te him.
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Lothrop Stoddard
Whose brilliant books, The Rising Tide of Celer, The New World
of Islam and The Revelt Against Civilization, are an international
sensation, will visit the Balkans, Turkey and the Near East generally,
and analyze die new and acute problems that they present
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Huge Stinnes
The great German financier dis
cusses reparations and kindred ques
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possibility of a France-German ccer
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America's Foremost Cartoonist
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real American. A cartoon by Mr.
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Isaac F. Marcosson
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Germany with the latest chapters of
the greatest economic "mystery
story" in the world.
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Samuel G. Blythe
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writing about die moves of the great
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Eleaner Egan
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where great events of world impor
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