Transcriber’s Notes
A few minor typographical errors have been corrected without notice.However, many grammatical errors and odd spellings have been left asin the original.
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| The Congress of 1906 | 161 |
| Notes on the Orient, Part V. (by Col.H. K. Gordon) | 162 |
| A Double Acrostic (by ClarenceBicknell) | 163 |
| Woman, The Incomprehensible (translatedby G. C. Law), concluded | 164 |
| Jacko (by E. W.) | 165 |
| Boulogne Reminiscences (by ClarenceBicknell) | 168 |
| The Caucasus, a Poem (translated byA. Nippa) | 168 |
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