Under the pen name "e;Edith Van Dyne, "e; Wizard of Oz author L. Frank Baum created the memorable character Mary Louise, a spirited teenager with a knack for solving mysteries and righting injustices. In Mary Louise and the Liberty Girls, the heroine and her chums contribute to the war effort.
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- Contents
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- Chapter I - The Mass-Meeting
- Chapter II - Mary Louise Takes Command
- Chapter III - The Liberty Girls
- Chapter IV - The Traitor
- Chapter V - Unconvincing Testimony
- Chapter VI - To Help Win the War
- Chapter VII - The Liberty Shop
- Chapter VIII - The Detective's Daughter
- Chapter IX - Gathering up the Threads
- Chapter X - The Explosion
- Chapter XI - A Font of Type
- Chapter XII - Josie Buys a Desk
- Chapter XIII - Joe Langley, Soldier
- Chapter XIV - The Professor is Annoyed
- Chapter XV - Suspenders for Sale
- Chapter XVI - Mrs. Charleworth
- Chapter XVII - The Black Satchel
- Chapter XVIII - A Hint from Annie Boyle
- Chapter XIX - The Printing Office
- Chapter XX - One Girl's Wits
- Chapter XXI - Surprises
- Chapter XXII - A Slight Mistake
- Chapter XXIII - The Flashlight
- Chapter XXIV - After the Crisis
- Chapter XXV - Decorating
- Chapter XXVI - Keeping Busy