align="left">Mexico

55. Famous American Women Painters 56. The Conquest of the Air 57. Court Painters of France 58. Holland 59. Our Feathered Friends 60. Glacier National Park 61. Michelangelo 62. American Colonial Furniture 63. American Wild Flowers 64. Gothic Architecture 65. The Story of the Rhine 66. Shakespeare 67. American Mural Painters 68. Celebrated Animal Characters 69. Japan 70. The Story of the French Revolution 71. Rugs and Rug Making 72. Alaska 73. Charles Dickens 74. Grecian Masterpieces 75. Fathers of the Constitution 76. Masters of the Piano Volume 3 77. American Historic Homes 78. Beauty Spots of India 79. Etchers and Etching 80. Oliver Cromwell 81. China 82. Favorite Trees 83. Yellowstone National Park 84. Famous Women Writers of England 85. Painters of Western Life 86. China and Pottery of Our Forefathers 87. The Story of The American Railroad 88. Butterflies 89. The Philippines 90. Great Galleries of The World: The Louvre 91. William M. Thackeray 92. Grand Canyon of Arizona 93. Architecture in American Country Homes 94. The Story of The Danube 95. Animals in Art 96. The Holy Land 97. John Milton 98. Joan Of Arc 99. Furniture of the Revolutionary Period 100. The Ring of the Nibelung Volume 4 101. The Golden Age of Greece 102. Chinese Rugs

NUMBERS TO FOLLOW

April 1. GREAT ART GALLERIES OF THE WORLD—THE NATIONAL GALLERY, LONDON. By Professor John C. Van Dyke.

April 15. MASTERS OF THE VIOLIN—Joachim, Paganini, Ole Bull, Maud Powell, Ysaye, Kreisler, and others. By Henry T. Finck, Author and Music Critic.

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