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REX BEACH
SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS
EMILY CALVIN BLAKE
CRITTENDEN MARRIOTT
ELLIS PARKER BUTLER
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JACQUES FUTRELLE
CYRUS TOWNSEND BRADY
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WILL PAYNE CY. WARMAN
JOSEPH MEDILL PATTERSON
HERBERT KAUFFMAN
ROSWELL TIELD
MARIE CORELLI
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX
ROY NORTON
OPIE READ
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FLORENCE E. MAYBRICK
ANNE WARNER
EDWIN BALMER
FORREST CRISSEY
STANLEY WATERLOO
HENRY M. HYDE
BURTON HOLMES
HARRD3T PRESCOTT SPOFFORD
S. E. KISER
JOHN KENDRICK BANGS
CHAS. BATTELL LOOMIS .
GEO. M. COHAN
GEN. CHARLES KING
ELIA W. PEATTD3
ELLIOTT FLOWER
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A BYRON WILLIAMS
WALTER A. FROST
SEUMAS MacMANUS
HARRY A. PARKIN
ROBERT G. COUSINS
STRICKLAND W. GILLILAN
LUCY HUFFAKER
CHARLES CONRAD ABBOTT
MAGDA FRANCES WEST
REGINALD DeKOVEN
MAURICE LEVY
GUS EDWARDS
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