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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jun 9, 1904

Conducted by the Department of Circulation of the Review and Herald Publishing Company

New Book Now Ready—How A Little Girl Went to Africa

As Told by Herself

“How a Little Girl Went to Africa” is written by a little Seventh-day Adventist girl—Miss Leona M. Bicknell—who went to Africa with her parents. The volume is written in her own language, and describes in a child's way the wonders she saw on land and sea. It gives an interesting description of leaving home, boarding a big steamer in New York, a trip across the great ocean, landing in England, sights seen in London; another ocean voyage and arrival in Africa; strange peoples, flowers, and fruits, up to Zululand, ostrich farms and diamond mines; among the Boers, etc.

This little girl evidently had a kodak with her; for she has brought back many original pictures of scenes which she saw along the way—too many to enumerate in this space. These are reproduced in the book, and aid in making it a very pretty, interesting, and instructive volume.

Bound in red cloth, printed with decorations of tropical foliage. Price, postpaid, $1.