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August 3, 1918 issue

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E.P. Dutton & Co., announce for immediate publication Ernest J. B. Benn's "The Trade of Tomorrow." Early in August they will publish "A Village in Picardy," by Ruth Gaines. G.P. Putnam's Sons announce the immediate Publication of the American copyright edition of "The Devastation of Europe," by Wilhelm Muehlon. The Four Seas Co., are publishing this month "Jevons Block," by Kate Buss. The San Francisco Palace of the Fine Arts, built of lasting materials for the Panama-Pacific Exposition, is at present under the management of the Art Association of San Francisco in San Francisco, California.

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BOOKS & reading; BENN, Ernest J. B.; TRADE of Tomorrow, The (Book); JEVONS Block (Book); BUSS, Kate; ASSOCIATIONS, institutions, etc.; ART
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