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The Red Book Magazine v026 n02 [1915-12], 1915
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1DECEMBER RED BOOK MAGAZINE
2Copyright, 1915, by THE RED BOOK CORPORATION.
3Copyright, 1915, by THE RED BOOK CORPORATION in Great Britain and the Colonies. Entered at Stationers' Hall, London, Eng.
5PHOTOGRAPHIC ART STUDIES
6Beautiful Women of the Stage
8THE THREE BEST SERIAL NOVELS OF THE YEAR
10The Thirteenth Commandment
11The story of a girl's adventures with life and love in the busy years of 1914 and 1915.
12By Rupert Hughes 239
13Illustrated by James Montgomery Flagg
15The Proof of the Pudding
16A fine new American novel by the author of "The House of a Thousand Candles."
17By Meredith Nicholson 287
18Illustrated by C. H. Taffs
20Wild Youth
21The final installment of the greatest novel of the North since "The Right of Way."
22By Gilbert Parker 344
23Illustrated by Frank B. Hoffman
25A DOZEN PACE-SETTING SHORT STORIES
27The Gold Brick Twins
28A sixty-laugh-power story by the author of the famous "Judge Priest" stories.
29By Irvin S. Cobb 226
30Illustrated by W. J. Enright
32Flying Arrow
33A fine team of dogs, a lovable heroine and a hero who is "real man" from tip to toe.
34By Jack Hines 255
35Illustrated by Frank B. Hoffman
37The Unbaited Trap
38An adventure among the "home-haters" of a couple so old-fashioned that they loved each other.
39By Albert Payson Terhune 267
40Illustrated by George Baker
42Little Italy
43Another engrossing story by that new writer who has won immediate distinction.
44By Ray Sprigle 278
45Illustrated by J. Henry
47Opals for Luck
48Meet Shoestring Charlie, old-time circus man, in this, the first of his stories.
49By Courtney Ryley Cooper 301
50Illustrated by R. M. Brinkerhoff
52Mutual Exchange
53Just the unusual sort of story you'd expect from this brilliant author.
54By A. T. Quiller-Couch 313
55Illustrated by John Newton Howitt
57My Friend Douglas
58The second of the stories of the wallflower who became the social czar of his town.
59By Maude Radford Warren 322
60Illustrated by Robert A. Graef
62The Inexorable Tooth
63Philo Gubb, the correspondence school detective, takes the trail again.
64By Ellis Parker Butler 334
65Illustrated by Rea Irvin
67A Wife from the Peacock Sextette
68One of the best of the many very good stories Miss Evans has written.
69By Ida M. Evans 358
70Illustrated by R. F. James
72The Chase of the Black Prince
73The first story in which the innards of an automobile are used as a literary background.
74By Edwin L. Sabin 370
75Illustrated by Dan Sayre Groesbeck
77The Backslider's Wife
78The unusual story of two brothers and one woman.
79By Emily Newell Blair 385
81That Parson
82A story of the sea by a writer who understands his subject and his craft.
83By A. E. Dingle 390
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