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ZONA, an American writer, born at Portage, Wis., in 1874. She graduated from the University of Wisged in newspaper work in Milwaukee consin in 1895, and until 1904 was en- gaged in newspaper work in Milwaukee gaged and New York. She began contributing attained notice for her unusual skill in short stories to magazines and at once attained notice for her unusual skill in portraying life and character in rural communities. Her works include "Friendship Village" (1908); "Mothers to Men" (1917); "Peace in Friendship Village" (1911); "A Daughter of To-morrow" (1919); "Miss Lulu Bett" (1920).