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The Red Book 1905-04: Vol 4 Iss 6, 1905
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1THE RED BOOK
2EDITED BY TRUMBULL WHITE
4CONTENTS FOR APRIL, 1905
5COPYRIGHT, 1905, BY THE RED BOOK CORPORATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
7COVER DESIGNED AND PAINTED BY GUSTAVUS C. WIDNEY
8PHOTOGRAPHIC ART STUDIES BY SARONY, NEW YORK
9DRAWING TO ACCOMPANY "THE WOOF OF SUCCESS"
11THE WOOF OF SUCCESS
12Illustrations by John Clitheroe Gilbert
14PAQUITA
15Illustrations by Frederick J. Mulhaupt
17WILSON'S NEST-EGG
19THEIR HOPELESS INFATUATION
20Illustrations by Emil Farkas
22BILL SLOCUM, HONEST SMUGGLER
23Illustrations by Y. Sayonara
25THE REASONABLE MR. REDDINGTON
27THE SALVAGE OF HONOR
28Illustrations by Edgar Bert Smith
30AN ACQUIRED DOMESTICITY
31Illustrations by D. J. Lavin
33A SEVEN DAYS' RECESSIONAL
35THE SPOIL OF THE EGYPTIAN
36Illustrations by Walter J. Enright
38THE RETIREMENT OF RILEY
40IDENTIFICATION WAIVED
41Illustrations by Howard N. Heath
43ELECTRICITY VERSUS THE MOON
45THE JOURNEY'S END
46Illustrations by W. Charles Tanner
48IN HONOR OF MR. GIBBS
49Illustrations by Dan Sayre Groesbeck
51DRAMA OF THE DAY
52Illustrations from photographs
54PERSONAL PAGES BY THE PUBLISHERS
56Frontispiece
57John Clitheroe Gilbert
58Henry Burnham Boone 697
59Robert Aitken 710
60A. M. Chisholm 721
61Anne Warner 727
62Roy E. Norton 733
63Amelia Hamilton McAllister 740
64Cutcliffe Hyne 745
65Una Hudson 753
66Lizzie Gaines Wilcoxon 758
67Charles Matthias 762
68Maitland LeRoy Osborne 770
69Frank H. Gassaway 773
70Grace G. Bostwick 782
71Catherine Carr 784
72Izola L. Forrester 791
73Acton Davies 797
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84THE RED BOOK CORPORATION, Publishers
85158-164 STATE STREET, CHICAGO
87LOUIS ECKSTEIN, President
88CHARLES M. RICHTER, Business Manager
89NEW YORK OFFICES
90American Tract Society Building, 150 Nassau Street
91Y. SCHMID, Manager
92S. L. SCHMID, Ass't Manager
93Entered as second-class matter April 22, 1903, at the post office at Chicago, Illinois, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879
95T. W. LE QUATTE, Chief of Advertising Staff
96J. E. PAGE, Circulation Manager
97BOSTON OFFICES
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99JULIUS MATHEWS, Manager
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