Part 18

Illustrated by C. D. Williams. Cloth, $1.50

In his latest novel Mr. Oppenheim deals with a stupendous international conspiracy in the same interest-compelling manner that characterizes his most popular stories. An American girl possessing both beauty and brains furnishes the author with a most captivating heroine. The book is replete with incident, all the characters are strongly drawn and humanly interesting, and the culmination of the plot is a tremendous international coup, dramatic to a degree never before reached by even so successful a story writer as Mr. Oppenheim.

A remarkable piece of writing.--_Pall Mall Gazette_.

The most fascinating story Mr. Oppenheim has written. In the telling of a tale of this description Mr. Oppenheim is without a rival.--_Sheffield Telegraph_.

The finest and most absorbing story of adventure that Mr. Oppenheim has ever written. It glows with feeling; it is curiously fertile in character, incident, and sensation, and it works its way outward to a remarkable climax.--_The Standard, London_.

Mr. Oppenheim is a past master in the management of exciting incidents, and in this novel he has excelled his former successes.--_Dundee Advertiser_.

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