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  4. THE CASE FOR LABOR.

    A correspondent who does me the honor to declare himself a reader of "The Case for Labor" forwards a clipping from the London "Daily News." containing an article by Mr. G. K. ...

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  5. LITERATURE.

    Something of the same spirit that sent Borrow wandering through Spain and R. L. Stevenson journeying through the Cevennes and a donkey, and Maurice Hewlett, in the person of his ...

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  6. WHEELS OF FATE.

    The fiction that is stranger than truth is exemplified by a now novel called "The Lifted Latch," by George Vane. It contains no fewer than 73 short, sharp, staggering chapters, and ...

    Article : 347 words
  7. MYRTLE REED.

    A pathetic interest attaches to a new novel called "A Weaver of Dreams," because the author is Myrtle Reed, the well-known American writer, whose full name was Myrtle Reed ...

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  8. RECENT FICTION.

    A novel without a woman in it from cover to cover is a decided novelty. Mr. Stanley Portal Hyatt is the perpetrator of the eccentric experiment, which is entitled "The Makers of ...

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  9. AUSTRALIAN POEMS.

    A conscientious sampler, of Australian verse must add another name--that of Miss Ella M'Fadyen--to the posy of Australian poetesses. "Outland Born," as Miss M'Fadyen's little ...

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