| 914 | — Love’s Fetters | By Evelyn Malcolm |
| 915 | — The Good and the Bad | By Ida Reade Allen |
| 916 | — The Fortunes of Love | By Mrs. E. Burke Collins |
| 917 | — Forever and a Day | By Effie Adelaide Rowlands |
| 918 | — All in Vain | By Adelaide Fox Robinson |
To be published during January, 1915.
| 919 | — When the Heart Sings | By Lillian R. Drayton |
| 920 | — Silent and True | By May Agnes Fleming |
| 921 | — A Treasure Lost | By May Agnes Fleming |
In order that there may be no confusion, we desire to say that the books listed above will be issued, during the respective months, in New York City and vicinity. They may not reach the readers, at a distance, promptly, on account of delays in transportation.
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