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WINNETKA TALK October 9, 1926 -- 1 NEWEST BOOKS AND BOOK REVIEWS | Popular Books (September Bookman) DID YOU KNOW-- That Count Berchtold, who was Reviews of Austrian minister of war in 1914, FICTION-- is writing his memoirs which New Books 1. The Private Life of Helen of BOOK LOVERS! should prove very interesting? TYOY tinting aitindesie sensi Erskine . Gentlemen Prefer Blondes ....Loos . An American Tragedy ...... Dreiser . The Blue Window .......... Bailey "Sw : "» » J : . weepings" hy Lester Cohen,'is an . The Hounds of Spring ..Thompson If you haven't read these-- 2 4 , ' 5 uncommon book written in an uncom-| ¢ Wild Geese ............... Ostenso 2 . 8 9 they're ready for you here! And our discriminatingly-assembled collection of books includes not only these newer things, but the standard older books one needs in a really satisfying library. That "The Bookman" is offering ten prizes for the best papers on the subject "My Book Chum" written by children? 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