Should She Have Left Him? — page 291: what you’re looking at

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EERIE TALES OF “CHINATOWN.” Bits of. Broken China By WILLIAM E. S. FALES A collection of captivating novelettes deal- ing with life in New York’s ‘‘Chinatown.”’ The struggles and ambitions of the China- man in America, his loves and jealousies, his hopes and fears, his sorrows, his joys, these are the materials on which Mr. Fales has built hisbook ...... . It is a new field, and all the more inter. esting on that account. The author has made a life study of his subject ; and no one is better qualified than he to present a picture of this romantic corner of New York where lives the exiled Chinaman . . p= ss “Bits of Broken China’’ is undoubtedly one of the most delightful volumes for lighter reading published this season .... . Bound incloth. Gold top. _— Fully Illustrated Price, 75 Cents. STREET AND SMITH, New York and London \DOO|KKS.EO COIN @