January 1, 1914

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January 1, 1914

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The Poise of a Fraser

The Poise of a Fraser

By JOHN MacCORMAC12 min
Between Two Thieves

Between Two Thieves

By RICHARD DEHA43 min
Spanish Gold
OUR NEW SERIAL

Spanish Gold

By GEORGE A. BIRMINGHAM27 min
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The Poise of a Fraser 23

The Poise of a Fraser

A Little Pinkerton Work May Reveal That All Auditors-General Eat Porridge By JOHN MacCORMAC12 min
Between Two Thieves 2425

Between Two Thieves

He could not have heard, but he did not give in. . . . He was breathing yet, with his long neck thrown across the charred and floating wreckage of the fallen mainmast when the wild gray dawn broke, and the brig Maggie o’ Muirhead and the St. Domingo schooner overhauled the red-hot hulk of The British Queen. By RICHARD DEHA43 min
Spanish Gold 3031
OUR NEW SERIAL

Spanish Gold

A Story of a Search in Ireland for Hidden Spanish Treasure Where the Quaintest of Humor Pervades a Pleasing Romance By GEORGE A. BIRMINGHAM27 min
Passing of the Parasites 128129

Passing of the Parasites

Fungus Growth of Canadian Prosperity Being Annihilated and Healthier Progress Imminent—Signs of Renewed Activity in National Expansion By JOHN APPLETON12 min
A Ball of Blue Yarn 3637

A Ball of Blue Yarn

A Tragedy of French Canadian Love and Cruel Deception By May Harvey Drummond23 min
Can We Foretell the Future? 8485
A Review of Reviews

Can We Foretell the Future?

An Account of Some Remarkable Warnings and Premonitions
The Half-Open Door 1011

The Half-Open Door

The Poison of Lying Denunciation is Overcome by a Drastic Remedy By C. N., A. M, WILLIAMSON22 min
A Children’s Paradise 7475
A Review of Reviews

A Children’s Paradise

The Religious Beliefs of the Eskimos Forbid the Punishment of Children
Lumber Kings of the Saguenay 1213

Lumber Kings of the Saguenay

The Business Legacy of a Trio of Bachelors to a Nephew from Chile By W. A. CRAICK22 min
The President of the Chinese Republic 5051
A Review of Reviews

The President of the Chinese Republic

An Intimate Character Sketch of the Man Who is Now at the Head of Four Hundred Million People—The Oldest Nation Under the Sun Translated from the French.
How It Feels to Carry Money 1617

How It Feels to Carry Money

Familiarity With the Dollars Does Not Breed Contempt of Fear By Morley J. Edwards12 min
The Rise of McCurdy M.P. 2627

The Rise of McCurdy M.P.

The Causes that Poured Oil on the Flames of a Youth’s Ambition By JAMES GRANVILLE FLEMING18 min
In Bill Hurst’s Shack 67

In Bill Hurst’s Shack

A Different Code for the Man who Travels in Hendrick’s Class By CLEMENT BANCROFT, MADGE MACBETH17 min
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