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HE companionship of great men is always interesting. In the March number of Scribner's Magazine John Hays Hammond, the famous mining engineer, gives his vivid personal impressions of Cecil Rhodes, the Empire Builder, Dr. Jameson, the leader of the Jameson Raid, Barney Barnato, and Burnham, the famous American scout.
Caruso immortalized A vast heritage of arts and literature has been bequeathed to the world by the passing centuries, but it remained for the Victrola to perform a similar service for music. It has bridged the oblivion into which both singer and musician passed. The voice of Jenny Lind is forever stilled, but that of Caruso will live through all the ages. The greatest artists of the present generation have recorded their art for the Victrola, and so established the enduring evidence of their greatness. There are Victrolas from $25 to $1500. New Victor Records on sale at all dealers on the 1st of each month. Victrola fito. u- b. par off Victor Talking Machine Co, Camden, New Jersey 3 "HIS MASTERS VOICE" Tht» IrBdcmwV and the troderooriied word *V(drots" identify oil our prDdwaa. Look under the ltdl Look on the labd I VICTOR TALKING MACHINE CO. Camden, N.J. THE FIFTH AVENUE SECTION BEGINS ON THE NEXT PAGE
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Page 33 and 34: For February Relaxation— LEE THAY
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148 To Let stairs. On the half land
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150 To Let his stick loudly on the
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152 To Let "Take care going home; s
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154 To Let those two had laughed. T
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158 To Let In a word, he was amiabl
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160 To Let "Rather!" She reached up
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162 "O who will o'er the downs so f
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164 La Rue Mazarine. Here lived the
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French Landscape. Not only are ther
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Chapelle St. Nicholas. The Pont d'A
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170 The "Gum-Shoe" of interest, for
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172 The "Gum-Shoe" there, but the m
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174 The "Gum-Shoe" wasn't it? But h
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178 Full Up!" been in full operatio
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Crowds listening to the smooth-tong
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1S2 "Full Up!" could feel the small
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184 "Full Up!" shoes—most of the
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186 Big Top o' the World "I thought
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188 Big Top o' the World night. And
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190 had the ugly tumor on his foreh
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192 Big Top o' the World men of the
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194 Big Top o' the World melting aw
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196 Big Top o' the World "I'm glad
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198 Big Top o' the World it was hea
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200 Big Top o' the World Then he br
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202 Mental Contagion and Popular Cr
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206 The Violin exacting industrial
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208 Digger's Luck across my path fr
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Every noon and every evening for th
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The stalled oxen are being fattened
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220 Digger's Luck green fields wher
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224 A Spice of Danger nodded at the
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226 A Spice of Danger which he wash
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228 A Spice of Danger them four men
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230 A Spice of Danger were bound, t
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232 Dreams for granted. And when we
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234 Dreams earthly cooks, but the i
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236 Dreams one by an old pet name,
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238 W r i t i n g a P l a y i n a D
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242 Writing a Play in a Debtor's Pr
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248 The Optimist Extenuates mankind
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250 The Point of View self." I thin
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ILLUSTRATIONS FROM RARE OLD PRINTS
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From the Kaido Sogwa (also known as
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From the Ryakugwa-shiki (1795), by
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258 The Financial Situation human l
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George Washington Born February 22,
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39 Years Without Loss to Any Invest
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National Bank of Commerce in New Yo
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Safety of Principal M U N I C I P A
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the number oFinvestors in the Unite
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Ifyou live some distance from the i
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and its name is THE EQUITABLE HAT k
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The Successful business Man realize
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Making Money and Making Family Prov
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Your Ancestor TRAVELED WITH A MAP L
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The following pieces of Investment
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Whiting & Cook, Inc. DESARTS s TATi
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Going back to life fOR seven months
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THE IDEAL TYPE HEAT MACHINE tHIS hi
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C o l u m b i a Grafonola in ^Perio
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HENRY VAN DYKE His Complete Works i
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When They Sell to Us, the Head of t
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CHARLES \ SCRIBNER'S \ SONS \ Fifth
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Established 1S79 The Vapor Treatmen
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ARTHUR BRISBANE the famous editor,
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Brown's Bronchial troches Quickly R
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WHAT GUIDES YOUR CHOICE of WOODWORK
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Economy IVORY SOAP 99&* PURE fROM e
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Mothers: Could medical skill devise
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