Judge — September 6, 1913 — page 22: what you’re looking at

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The Army of the Potomac ‘The Colonial Wars Formation of the Government of the State of New York Grand Army of the Republic ‘The Hall of Fame Edict of Nantes Foundation of the Republican Party Lineotn and Douglas Debates Irish Home Rule Here Is See Se SR aS =Se2 =< ( CHAUNCEY M. DEPEW | —— —— — COUPON — —— | LESLIE-JUDGE COMPANY 225 Fifth Avenue, New York Gentlemen-—I wish to take advantage of offer No... reference to the set of 8 volumes of Orations by Ex-Senator Chauncey M. Depew, Offers: No. 1—Enclosed find $50 for which please send me one autographed set of the Orations of Ex Chauncey M. Depew in 8 Octavo volumes, De Luxe Edition, bound tn full Spanish leather. No, 2—Enelosed find $16 for one set of the above books | SS Ses otess SSS =, $a ZS Sto bound in eloth. No, 3—Please send me full particulars regarding the Ora- tions of Ex-Scnator Chauncey M. Depew as an- nounced in JUDGE, September 6, 1913. (PUL in the Blank apace én the first tine, using the number corresponding the offer you are interested tn.) PEEDEDTES. = a S3 Address .. NG: SR aS RRS FAREWELL BANQUET TO WILLIAM LOEB, JR., COLLECTOR OF THE PORT OF NEW YORK all the political parties, as a tribute to the efficiency with which the retiring Collector had chief post in the Customs Service Did YOU Ever Make a Speech? you ever talk to your constituents? If so, you will know how necessary it is to have the gift of good speaking and a knowl- edge of current events. Are you a member of any legislative body, or do you ex- pect to be? How important it is that you should be well informed on all subjects of political, historic and current interest. The following are some of the subjects on which Ex-Senator Chauncey M. Depew, the matchless orator of our times, has spoken. Would you like all these orations for your reference library? No encyclopedia would help you as much. Some of the Famous Historical and Political Addresses . of Chauncey M. Depew Second: not autograp! “Oa Leslie-Judge Company, 225 Fifth Ave., New York the same eis! hed, can be had for $16 a set. = SS SSS SSS Seeceeeee eeeecer eens 2 Hudson and the Half Moon ‘The Jay Treaty Battle of Princeton Nomination of President Harrison Nomination of Vice-President Levi P. Morton Nomination of Theodore Roosevelt for Governor of New York Speech notifying Theodore Roosevelt of his nomination for Governor Nomination of Theodore Roosevelt for Vice-President ‘The Young Man in “Politics,” Speech before the New York Republican Club at Delmonico’s Acceptance of Presidency of the Re- publican Club of New York ‘Speech on the issues of the campaign before an audience of twenty-eignt thousand people in the Coliseum, Chicago Reception to the Republican Editorial ‘Association Nomination of Charles W. Fairbanks for Vice-President “My Eleven Presidential Campaigns, Episodes and Incidents of Natiral he, your Pocket-book” (From Lesli Weekly, August 19, 189) Your Opportunity e distribution. It is not on sale t volumes ni $50 a set. t book stores and when this edition is ex. These notable addresses have been gathered in book form. They are printed in eight splendid Octavo Volumes, illustrated with portraits of famous Americans from original etchings. They were privately printed and not on public sale. copyrights have been purchased by the LESLIE-JUDGE COMPANY. It now makes a special offe". Firat: the handsome expensive De Luxe Edition, bound in full Spanish leather, the volume containing the autograph of Senator Depew, under his portrait. in. , These will be offered, as long as they last, at printed for p ‘The books on hand, with the plates and \ Only 110 sets re- This is the edition that was the collector may demand. 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