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Among the refer- ences ere such new} and papal-r titles as: the. Autobiography of Lin- coln Salem, Quotient leviathan. a graphic account, of an adventure which he calls "A Leap in the Dark”; Felix mesonberg tells of "Aretie) GhostV-V 8tttqpthttprt relates " many the polar regions in the “Royal Road to Humdrum"; Sir Hubert Wil.. tralia with abet-icing; while 28 nrtttetrttteMeiemrer_brr_ ~mulling and almost incredible stories; _ ___, '__.,.., _ Book Clubs . The following in) list of the 1931 selections 01m of {be large book clubs. The Public library has all ot-ttser-tities-tttro-at-tion. _,r".m iriiirTnG"ium Wynne Lyn: Apri1---Men of art, by Thomas 'Cnven. - - _ May - Square circle, by'Benis Kuhn. . _ Jain T'"' Putter, by Eliubeth. Counts“ Bunyan. _ _ Jutr-rWhtphiloeyrh1est, by Ein: Buck. “ -. P" _ .' lead. fie aim. Mast, production tt) April-Yen tf nrt, by Thomas mods. moss consumption. 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