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The Menorah Journal, Volume 1, 1915

New Standard Dictionary

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KNOW WHAT THE WAR-WORDS MEAN Burgomaster Reservist Contraband Mobilize Mitrailleuse Moratorium Armistice Armageddon Belligerent Entente Dreibund Enfilade Neutrality Landsturm Landwehr Cossack Every Word used in War or Peace is fully defined in the NEW Standard The World's Great Wonder Book— It gives accurate, concise, and the most recent information on every Word, Name, Place, Person, and Thing; on every Phrase, Term, and Expression in the living English language—on everything alive that can be spelled in English. Lavish Expenditure to Make It Superior— It cost nearly $1,500,000 to complete; for nearly four years 380 of the world's foremost editors and specialists labored upon it unceasingly. A Reference Work Beyond Comparison— There are over 3,000 pages; 7,000 pictorial illustrations, including many beautiful colored plates; it defines 450,000 terms, many thousands more than any other dictionary. It is the only dictionary the contents of which are arranged in one alphabetical order—an immense time-saver. Most Authoritative Dictionary— Six months after publication 75,000 copies had been sold; it is the dependable authority in all branches of the United States Government, in Courts of Law, in the leading Universities and Colleges, and in the Public Schools. In commercial life the NEW Standard is popularly recognized as the one dictionary that never fails. U. S. Commissioner of Education Claxton: "This great work can not fail to be a distinct contribution to English scholarship." John Wanamaker, Famous Merchant: "Artistic, complete and of unrivaled excellence." Earl Kitchener, Secretary of State for War: "A valuable book which will be of great utility to me." George W. Kirchwey, LL.D., Columbia Univ. Law School: "It makes all other dictionaries look pale and insignificant beside it."

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