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The fool of the family
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In order that there may be no confusion, we desire to say that the books listed below will be issued during the respective months in New York City and vicinity. They may not reach the readers at a distance promptly, on account of delays in transportation.
To be published in January, 1926.
27--Jack Harkaway, Missing By Bracebridge Hemyng 28--Jack Harkaway and the Sacred Serpent By Bracebridge Hemyng
To be published in February, 1926.
29--The Fool of the Family By Bracebridge Hemyng 30--Mischievous Matt By Bracebridge Hemyng
To be published in March, 1926.
31--Mischievous Matt's Pranks By Bracebridge Hemyng 32--Bob Fairplay Adrift By Bracebridge Hemyng 33--Bob Fairplay at Sea By Bracebridge Hemyng
To be published in April, 1926.
34--The Boys of St. Aldates By Bracebridge Hemyng 35--Billy Barlow By Bracebridge Hemyng
To be published in May, 1926.
36--Larry O'Keefe By Bracebridge Hemyng 37--Sam Sawbones By Bracebridge Hemyng
To be published in June, 1926.
38--Too Fast to Last By Bracebridge Hemyng 39--Home Base By Bracebridge Hemyng
Bill Cody
At a rough estimate there are 400 million civilized human beings who have heard of Bill Cody, not under his real name, but by the name everybody called him, "Buffalo Bill."
His character made him an outstanding figure during a period of the development of America when a strong character was a matter of vital necessity.
We doubt, however, whether the man's work is fully appreciated, or ever has been. In the rush and bustle that followed the introduction of the railroad to the West, the results of Buffalo Bill's work were more or less overlooked, but a time is coming when this remarkable man's achievements will be fully appreciated.
This is the character whose adventures are dealt with in Buffalo Bill's Border Stories.
Read them. You will find them of true historical value.
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