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    1. [+]
      January 5, 1918 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Why We Went to War without Guns, pp. 3-6
      2. The Government Forced to Take the Railroads, pp. 7-8
      3. The Truth at the Bottom of the Sugar-Barrel, pp. 9-10
      4. Central Powers Anxious to Quit, pp. 11-12
      5. Short-Lived Victory at Cambrai, p. 13
      6. How Quebec Takes Her Defeat, p. 14
      7. Prussia's "Democratic" Franchise, p. 15
      8. The Vatican and Church Lands, p. 16
      9. Food Administration Page, p. 17
      10. To Win the War with American Coal, p. 18
      11. The Fuel Value of Wood, p. 19
      12. Putting Out a Burning Coal-Pile, p. 20
      13. Our Ally the Bee, p. 20
      14. Roads of Tar and Hay, p. 20
      15. Saving Wheat by Saving Meat, p. 21
      16. Keeping the Workers Well, p. 21
      17. The Cradle More Fatal than the Trench, p. 22
      18. The Slow Agony of Reims, p. 23
      19. Century-Old Gift-Books, p. 24
      20. Art and the Life of To-Day, p. 25
      21. New York School Housecleaning, p. 26
      22. Rifling the Tomb of the Savior, p. 27
      23. An Account of Our Stewardship, p. 28
      24. A Catholic Admonishes Catholics, p. 28
      25. Defending the Red Cross, p. 29
      26. The New Woman in the Church of England, pp. 30-33
      27. Current Poetry, p. 34
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 35-55
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 56-62
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 63-64
    2. [+]
      January 12, 1918 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. America for No Makeshift Peace, pp. 7-9
      2. Why Our Soldiers Wait for Clothes, pp. 10-11
      3. Will the Government Keep the Roads?, p. 12
      4. The Brewers' Campaign of Righteousness, pp. 13-14
      5. A Peace Offer Distrusted by Both Sides, pp. 15-16
      6. Teutons Squabbling Over Poland, p. 17
      7. A Crumb of Comfort, p. 17
      8. Germany's Last Colony Gone, p. 18
      9. Germany's Restive Women, p. 18
      10. Food Administration Page, p. 19
      11. The Coming Great Aerial Combat, p. 20
      12. Electrical "Ersatz", p. 20
      13. Launching a Ship Upside Down, p. 21
      14. Medical Music, p. 22
      15. Salt Domes Over Oil-Pools, p. 22
      16. Edible Reptiles, p. 23
      17. The Crewless Raider, p. 24
      18. Resurrected Art of William Blake, p. 25
      19. Artists in War-Time, p. 26
      20. The Historian in the Movies, p. 27
      21. Admonishing a Petted Darling, p. 28
      22. What the War Did to Harry Lauder, pp. 29-30
      23. Mr. Sunday's Slang Book, p. 31
      24. Shall We Close the Churches?, p. 31
      25. An Urgent Duty and a Glorious Privilege, pp. 32-33
      26. [+]
        History and Biography, pp. 34-38 - 7 Reviews
        Japan Day-by-Day: 1877, 1878-79, 1882-83 by Edward Sylvester Morse
        Colonial and Revolutionary Literature by William Peterfield Trent, John Erskine, and Stuart P. Sherman, ...
        Abigail Adams and Her Times by Laura E. Richards
        The Hill-Towns of France by Eugenie Mary Fryer
        Life of Abdul Hamid by Edwin Pears
        The Encyclopaedia of Religion and Ethics by James Hastings, J.A. Selbie, and L.H. Gray
        The Story of Princeton by Edwin M. Norris
      27. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 39-42 - 11 Reviews
        Germany's Annexationist Aims by Salomon Grumbach
        Over Japan Way by Alfred M. Hitchcock
        Seth Way by Caroline Dale Owen
        The Wonder of War in the Air by Francis Rolt-Wheeler
        The Spell of China by Archie Bell
        The Life of the Grasshopper by Jean-Henri Fabre
        A Trip to Lotus Land by Archie Bell
        Personality by Rabindranath Tagore
        One Thousand Hints on Flowers and Birds by Mae Savell Croy
        The Mysteries of the Flowers by Herbert Waldron Faulkner
        The Autobiography of a Super-Tramp by William H. Davies
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 43-46
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 47-65
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 66-68
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 69-70
    3. [+]
      January 19, 1918 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. America's Peace Ultimatum, pp. 11-14
      2. Woman Suffrage Crosses Its Jordan, p. 15
      3. The War on the War Department, pp. 16-17
      4. More Murders than Ever, p. 18
      5. The German-Bolshevik Tiff, p. 19
      6. The Greek Massacres, p. 20
      7. Bolshevik "Freedom", p. 21
      8. The Vatican and the Allies, p. 21
      9. Germany Urges Sweden to Rob Russia, p. 22
      10. Do Drunkards Deserve Death?, p. 23
      11. Alaska's Reindeer Meat-Supply, p. 23
      12. 13000 Miles of Railroad Junked, p. 24
      13. The Staveless Barrel, p. 24
      14. Making Millions Out of Bubbles, p. 25
      15. Breezeless Fans, p. 26
      16. Civilization and Insanity, p. 26
      17. The Shop-Girl Up to Date, p. 27
      18. War-Time Food-Problems, p. 28
      19. The Nation and the War, p. 29
      20. How the German Destroys and Collects Art, p. 30
      21. England's "New Hope" Found in War-Poetry, p. 31
      22. Germany Reconsiders Rodin, p. 32
      23. Secrets of the Critic's Prison-House, p. 33
      24. The New Alinement of Religions, p. 34
      25. Religion After the War, p. 35
      26. Protestant Soldiers at Mass, p. 35
      27. The New Vision of the War, p. 36
      28. Race Suicide in the Light of the Present, pp. 36-37
      29. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 40-77
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 78-82
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 83-84
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      January 26, 1918 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Our Heatless "Holidays", pp. 5-7
      2. British Labor's Appeal to the German People, pp. 8-9
      3. The Call for a War-Lord, pp. 10-11
      4. Triumph of Secretary Daniels, p. 12
      5. Both Sides Veto the Wilson "Free-Sea" Plan, p. 13
      6. Germany Yearns for China, p. 14
      7. The Next Thrust, p. 14
      8. Austria-Hungary's Future, p. 15
      9. U-Boats as Peace Arguments, p. 16
      10. A Parliamentary Bear Garden, p. 16
      11. Where Adam Got His Brains, p. 17
      12. Taking Jerusalem with American Pipe, p. 18
      13. Are Engineers Narrow-Minded?, p. 19
      14. Shooting Througha a Slot, p. 19
      15. Thumbs Up for Mathematics, p. 20
      16. Another Step Toward the "Talking Movie", p. 20
      17. Cost Plus Ten Per Cent, p. 21
      18. War-Time Food-Problems, p. 22
      19. Beauty for the Profit of the Blind, p. 23
      20. Plot Failures in Great Fiction, p. 24
      21. A War-Time Saw, p. 25
      22. How the Schools Can Help, p. 25
      23. Thinks We Could Pray the Kaiser Off His Throne, p. 26
      24. High Moral Tone of Our Boys in France, pp. 27-28
      25. Our Conscientious Objectors, p. 29
      26. [+]
        John Fiske's Life and Letters, p. 30 - 1 Review
        The Life and Letters of John Fiske by John Spencer Clark and John Fiske
      27. [+]
        Pan-Germanism as a Menace to the World, pp. 30-31 - 1 Review
        Pan-Germanism: The Disease and the Cure by Andre Cheradame
      28. [+]
        "J'Accuse's" Author Replies to His German Critics, pp. 32-33 - 1 Review
        The Crime by Richard Grelling (A German)
      29. [+]
        Causes and Methods of Building the British Navy, p. 34 - 1 Review
        The British Battle-Fleet by Fred Jane
      30. [+]
        Contemporary French Society, p. 35 - 1 Review
        Brieux and Contemporary French Society by William H. Scheifley
      31. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 36-41 - 14 Reviews
        A Son of the Middle Border by Hamlin Garland
        How to Choose the Right Vocation by Holmes W. Merton
        The Adventure Beautiful by Lilian Whiting
        Oregon, the Picturesque by Thomas D. Murphy
        Papers from Picardy by Two Chaplains by Rev. T.W. Pym and Rev. Geoffrey Gordon
        Quito to Bogota by A.C. Veatch
        A Hoosier Holiday by Theodore Dreiser
        The Adventures of a Woman Hobo by Ethel Lynn
        Abigail Adams and Her Times by Laura E. Richards
        The Waring Girls by Ellen Douglas Deland
        I, Mary MacLane by Mary MacLane
        Success in the Suburbs by John R. McMahon
        Successful Canning and Preserving by Ola Powell
        The Story Book of Science by Jean-Henri Fabre
      32. Current Poetry, pp. 42-43
      33. Miscellaneous, pp. 44-71
      34. Investments and Finance, pp. 72-78
      35. Miscellaneous, pp. 79-80
    5. [+]
      February 2, 1918 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Mr. Wilson as a War-President, pp. 5-7
      2. Expert Advice on What to Do to Get Coal, pp. 8-9
      3. Where Irish-Americans Stand in the War, pp. 10-12
      4. How to Secure Permanent Peace, p. 13
      5. Pan-German Policy of Rule or Ruin, p. 14
      6. Austro-Hungarian Amenities, p. 14
      7. America's Example for Ireland, p. 15
      8. A Turk Benediction for the Bolsheviki, p. 15
      9. Polish Freedom Vital to Peace, p. 16
      10. Millions Lost in Waste Wood, p. 17
      11. How the Concrete Ships Turns Over, p. 18
      12. To Keep the Home-Fires Burning, p. 18
      13. A New Cotton Pest, p. 19
      14. Our Doctors Outlaws in England, p. 20
      15. Science in Fiction, p. 20
      16. A Study of the Crank, p. 21
      17. Raise Your Own Sugar-Beets, p. 21
      18. War-Time Food-Problems, p. 22
      19. The Nation and the War, p. 23
      20. What the War May Do to John, p. 24
      21. When We Trun Away from War, p. 25
      22. Pictures for Much Gold, p. 26
      23. "On Forgetting There Is a War", p. 27
      24. "The Drive on the Pope", p. 28
      25. Battle-Hymn for Our Army, p. 29
      26. Bolshevism as a Religion, p. 29
      27. When the Kaiser Preached at Jerusalem, pp. 30-31
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 32-33
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 34-65
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 66-70
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 71-72
    6. [+]
      February 9, 1918 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Volcanic Rumblings in Kaiserland, pp. 9-11
      2. Bolshevik Amazement at Germany's Cloven Hoof, pp. 12-14
      3. How President Wilson Is Waging the War, pp. 15-16
      4. Warning Against Shoeless Day, p. 17
      5. The World Starving to Death, p. 18
      6. Why Germany Hopes, p. 19
      7. Stabbing Germany in the Pocket, p. 20
      8. Why Japan Went to War, p. 20
      9. Slaughtering Russia's Officers, p. 21
      10. Germany Peevish at Wilson's Speeches, p. 21
      11. War-Time Food-Problems, p. 22
      12. Timely Aid from America's Inland Panama, p. 23
      13. The Dictograph in Aviation, p. 24
      14. Convertible Cars for Rough Freight, p. 25
      15. Lightless Nights and Burglars, p. 26
      16. Potato-Butter, p. 26
      17. A Revolution in Gas, p. 26
      18. The German Mind as Betrayed in War-Medals, p. 27
      19. The New Irish "Wilson", p. 28
      20. When the Voice Shakes, p. 29
      21. A Graphic Spy Code, p. 30
      22. From the Heart of France to the Heart of America, pp. 31-32
      23. The Peril to Missionary Africa, p. 33
      24. Hands Off the Children, pp. 33-34
      25. Current Poetry, p. 35
      26. [+]
        The War in 1914 and the War in 1917---A Difference, pp. 36-37 - 1 Review
        The War and the Bagdad Railway by Morris Jastrow, Jr.
      27. [+]
        Mark Twain and Christian Science, pp. 38-41 - 1 Review
        Mark Twain's Letters by Albert Bigelow Paine and Mark Twain
      28. [+]
        Travel and Description, pp. 42-43 - 1 Review
        Your National Parks by Enos A. Mills
      29. [+]
        Daily Newspapers in America, pp. 44-45 - 1 Review
        A History of American Journalism by James Melvin Lee
      30. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 46-47 - 4 Reviews
        Fifteen Thousand Useful Phrases by Grenville Kleiser
        Chicago by H.C. Chatfield-Taylor
        The Country Weekly by Phil C. Bing
        The Psychology of Behaviour by Elizabeth Severn
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 48-91
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 92-99
      33. Miscellaneous, pp. 100-102
    7. [+]
      February 16, 1918 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. Germany's Greatest Naval Weapon a Failure, pp. 7-9
      2. The Teuton Peoples Answering Our Signals, pp. 10-11
      3. The Workers to Rule the World, pp. 12-13
      4. To Save Coal by Using Daylight, p. 14
      5. German Ideas of the President's Aims, p. 15
      6. Russia Inciting German Strikes, p. 16
      7. Decimated Germany, p. 16
      8. Quebec Will Not Secede, p. 17
      9. Canada's New Naturalization Law, p. 17
      10. That Big Drive at the West, p. 18
      11. A Test of Your Intelligence, p. 19
      12. Dolls as Movie Actors, p. 20
      13. The Briquet as a Coal-Saver, p. 21
      14. Toadstools for Cork, p. 21
      15. Cook Your Bananas, p. 22
      16. What Shall We Use for Sugar?, p. 22
      17. Electrical Links to Save Fuel, p. 23
      18. War-Time Food-Problems, p. 24
      19. The Nation and the War, p. 25
      20. Galli-Curci Discovered by New York, p. 26
      21. Declined With or Without Thanks, pp. 27-28
      22. Where Our Rare Books Come From, p. 29
      23. For the Relief of Poets, p. 29
      24. Spiritual Meaning of Jerusalem's Deliverance, p. 30
      25. An "Amateur Padre", p. 31
      26. Adult and Juvenile Delinquency, p. 32
      27. Current Poetry, p. 33
      28. [+]
        Mr. Rhodes's One-Volume History of the Civil War, p. 34 - 1 Review
        The History of the Civil War, 1861-1865 by James Ford Rhodes
      29. [+]
        As to the Present Germany, p. 34 - 1 Review
        Democracy and the War by John Firman Coar
      30. [+]
        Review A Woman of Genius, by Mary Austin, pp. 34-35 - 1 Review
        A Woman of Genius by Mary Austin
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 36-81
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 82-86
    8. [+]
      February 23, 1918 Issue = 39 Articles
      1. Russia's Unconditional Surrender, pp. 5-6
      2. Birth of the Ukrainian Republic, pp. 7-8
      3. For More Presidential Power, pp. 9-10
      4. To Control Business for War, p. 11
      5. Longevity of Spies Here, p. 12
      6. On Torpedoing Transports, p. 13
      7. Austro-German Atrocities, p. 14
      8. Japan's Criticism of Our War-Aims, p. 15
      9. The Tanks Reach Berlin, p. 16
      10. Where Millionaires Come From, p. 16
      11. War and Defective Brains, p. 17
      12. Mica for Wounds, p. 17
      13. The Engineer's Rising Star, p. 18
      14. Gas-Driven Motor-Cars, p. 18
      15. The Cost of Coal Analyzed, p. 19
      16. A Continuous Rail-Crossing, p. 20
      17. Creatures That Live in Snow, p. 20
      18. Electrically Heated Beds, p. 21
      19. Pounding Down a House, p. 21
      20. War-Time Food-Problems, p. 22
      21. An Unknown Washington, p. 23
      22. A Japanese War-Game, pp. 23-24
      23. Schools Remember Their Own, p. 25
      24. German School-Book Camouflage, p. 26
      25. Cardinal Gibbons on Prohibition, p. 27
      26. The Clergy During the War, p. 27
      27. The Future of Denonimationalism, p. 28
      28. "For Christ's Sweet Sake and Charity", p. 29
      29. The Books of 1917---As to War Books, p. 30
      30. [+]
        Another Book on Lincoln, p. 31 - 1 Review
        Latest Light on Abraham Lincoln and War-Time Memories by Ervin Chapman
      31. [+]
        Buddhism in Japan, p. 32 - 1 Review
        Studies in Japanese Buddhism by August Karl Reischauer
      32. [+]
        Gansfort Wessel, p. 32 - 1 Review
        Wessel Gansfort: Life and Writings by Edward Waite Miller and Wessel Gansfort
      33. [+]
        The Oriental Nature, pp. 32-33 - 1 Review
        The Heart of O. Sono San by Elizabeth Cooper
      34. [+]
        After the Civil War, p. 34 - 1 Review
        A History of the United States Since the Civil War by Ellis Paxson Oberholtzer
      35. [+]
        Another "Polly" Story, p. 35 - 1 Review
        Polly and the Princess by Emma C. Dowd
      36. [+]
        An Awakening Book on Brazil, pp. 35-36 - 1 Review
        The Brazilians and Their Country by Clayton Sedgwick Cooper
      37. Current Poetry, p. 37
      38. Miscellaneous, pp. 38-81
      39. Investments and Finance, pp. 82-86
    9. [+]
      March 2, 1918 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Will Labor Cooperate or Obstruct?, pp. 11-13
      2. Boloism in this Country, pp. 14-15
      3. To Save 1000000 Tons of Shipping, p. 16
      4. Russia at Germany's Mercy, pp. 16-17
      5. Profit and Loss of the Heatless Mondays, p. 18
      6. What Germany Has and Has Not Learned in This War, p. 19
      7. Is Alsace-Lorraine German?, p. 20
      8. Those Dangerous Baltic Provinces, p. 21
      9. The Seed of Revolt in Germany, p. 22
      10. Bone-Dry Canada, p. 22
      11. "Artificial Anthracite", p. 23
      12. Rubber Substitutes, p. 24
      13. Saving Soil by Dynamite, p. 24
      14. A Stage Deluge, p. 25
      15. The Patriotic Garden, p. 26
      16. A Word to Engineers in Government Service, p. 26
      17. Parcel Post 4000 Miles by Truck, p. 27
      18. The Secret of German Dyes, p. 27
      19. War-Time Food-Problems, p. 28
      20. The Nation and the War, p. 29
      21. German Eyes on Art in Russia, p. 30
      22. A Poet's Vision of Ireland, p. 31
      23. A Million from Novels, p. 32
      24. Last Year's "Best Stories", p. 33
      25. Silencing German Poets, p. 33
      26. Our "Corner in the Foreign Field", p. 34
      27. "A Holy War", p. 34
      28. The Bolsheviki Antagonizing Religion, p. 35
      29. Refitting the Y.M.C.A. to War, pp. 36-38
      30. Current Poetry, p. 39
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 40-81
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 82-93
      33. Miscellaneous, p. 94
    10. [+]
      March 9, 1918 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Are We "Making Good" in Aviation?, pp. 11-13
      2. Hypocrisy of German Peace-Talk, pp. 14-15
      3. The "German-American Alliance", p. 16
      4. Our Shrinking Dinner-Pail, p. 17
      5. Not Enough Farm Labor, pp. 17-18
      6. Lucid Intervals in the Russian Delirium, p. 19
      7. Stuffing Turkey, p. 20
      8. No Plebiscite for Alsace, p. 20
      9. Hungarian Fury at Austria, p. 21
      10. A "Slam" for Our Exporters, p. 22
      11. What a "Strong Peace" Means, p. 22
      12. How German U-Boats Talk a Thousand Miles, p. 23
      13. A Giant Periscope, p. 24
      14. A Call for Old Tracing-Cloth, p. 24
      15. Diving Shells to Hit U-Boats, p. 25
      16. A Defense of Shoddy, p. 26
      17. Snow on the Farm, p. 27
      18. War-Time Food-Problems, p. 28
      19. Teaching Posterity of the War, p. 29
      20. Colleoni Rides Away with His Horse, pp. 30-31
      21. Is Frederick Worse than He Seems?, p. 32
      22. Three Famous New York Churches to Combine, p. 33
      23. Before the Next Draft, p. 34
      24. Church Gains Falling Off, p. 35
      25. Ministers Don't Swear!, p. 35
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 38-87
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 88-94
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 95-96
    11. [+]
      March 16, 1918 Issue = 37 Articles
      1. To Put War-Labor on a War-Basis, p. 16
      2. Our Boys Under Fire, p. 17
      3. Is Wheat Too Cheap?, p. 18
      4. Success of the Browning Gun, pp. 19-20
      5. The Fires of War Revolutionizing Britain, p. 21
      6. Spain Grows Peevish, p. 22
      7. The Supreme War Council, p. 23
      8. Our Hungry Enemies, p. 24
      9. How Conscription Works in Quebec, p. 25
      10. President Wilson Chills Africa, p. 25
      11. War-Time Food-Problems, p. 26
      12. The Nation and the War, p. 27
      13. The Bee Not a Geometrician, p. 28
      14. Non-Flaming Celluloid from Japan, p. 29
      15. New Fabrics for War-Use, p. 30
      16. Trees to Keep the Snow Back, p. 31
      17. The Senses of the Blind, p. 32
      18. A Twin Water-Supply, p. 32
      19. "Washington Crossing the Rhine", p. 33
      20. America's Place in the Abbey, p. 34
      21. Operas and Freaks, p. 35
      22. The Singing Soldier, p. 36
      23. Y.M.C.A. Work from the Lay Angle, p. 37
      24. Liberalizing Sunday in Massachusetts, p. 38
      25. What the Salvation Army Has Done, p. 38
      26. How Men Will Find Their Souls, p. 39
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 40-41
      28. [+]
        Edward Everett Hale's Long and Beneficient Life, pp. 42-43 - 1 Review
        The Life and Letters of Edward Everett Hale by Edward E. Hale, Jr. and Edward Everett Hale
      29. [+]
        Our Break with Germany as Set Forth in the Documents, pp. 44-45 - 1 Review
        A Survey of International Relations Between the United States and Germany, August 1, 1914 -- April 6, 1917 by James Brown Scott
      30. [+]
        Clark of the Oregon, pp. 46-50 - 1 Review
        My Fifty Years in the Navy by Charles E. Clark#2
      31. [+]
        Cardinal Mercier's War-Papers, p. 51 - 1 Review
        Pastorals, Letters, Allocutions, 1914-1917 by Desire Cardinal Mercier
      32. [+]
        A Yankee on the Flemish Front, p. 51 - 1 Review
        A Yankee in the Trenches by R. Derby Holmes
      33. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 51-52 - 3 Reviews
        Ida Bailey Allen's Money-Saving Cook Book by Ida C. Bailey Allen
        Income Tax Procedure, 1918 by Robert H. Montgomery
        President Wilson: His Problems and His Policy by H. Wilson Harris
      34. Miscellaneous, pp. 53-125
      35. Investments and Finance, pp. 126-133
      36. Armed Japanese Intervention in Russia, pp. 134-135
      37. Miscellaneous, pp. 136-138
    12. [+]
      March 23, 1918 Issue = 38 Articles
      1. Germany Devouring the Little Nations, pp. 11-12
      2. Germany's "Free Route" to India, pp. 13-14
      3. To Speed the Parting U-Boat, pp. 15-16
      4. La Follette Condemned at Home, pp. 17-18
      5. Another Partition of Poland, p. 19
      6. "Smouldering Fires" in Prussia, p. 20
      7. Japan's Policy After the War, p. 21
      8. No Russian Food for Germany, p. 21
      9. Premature Joy for Bulgaria, p. 22
      10. Shoes from Strange Skins, p. 23
      11. When the Sun Explodes, p. 24
      12. Niagara Already Spoiled, p. 24
      13. A Giant Tube to Test Submarines, p. 25
      14. Detachable Engines for Ships, p. 25
      15. Leaf-Buds and Fruit-Buds, p. 26
      16. A Power-Plant at a Mine-Mouth, p. 26
      17. Cutting Out the Mentally Unfit, p. 27
      18. Gassing the Boll-Weevil, p. 27
      19. War-Time Food-Problems, p. 28
      20. Postering the Third Liberty Loan, p. 29
      21. The Maligned "H.J.", p. 30
      22. The First Soldier Pipings, p. 30
      23. Will Britain Cease Making Books?, p. 31
      24. A Grim Operatic Satire on Russia, pp. 32-33
      25. Odin or Christ?, p. 34
      26. The Bells, p. 35
      27. Lagging Church Union, p. 35
      28. Religion of the Recruit, pp. 36-37
      29. [+]
        General "Ben" Butler's Correspondence, p. 38 - 1 Review
        Private and Official Correspondence of Gen. Benjamin F. Butler by Jessie Ames Marshall and Benjamin F. Butler
      30. [+]
        Topography As It Has Directed the War's Campaigns, p. 39 - 1 Review
        Topography and Strategy in the War by Douglas Wilson Johnson
      31. [+]
        A French Dictionary for Our Soldiers, p. 39 - 1 Review
        The Soldier's Service Dictionary of English and French Terms, Embracing 10,000 Military, Naval, Aeronautical, Aviation by Frank H. Vizetelly
      32. [+]
        Jesuits in Colonial America, p. 40 - 1 Review
        The History of the Society of Jesus in North America, Colonial and Federal by Thomas Hughes
      33. [+]
        On the Saloniki Front in 1916, pp. 40-41 - 1 Review
        At the Serbian Front in Macedonia by Edward Percy Stebbing
      34. [+]
        England and France and Democracy in Europe, pp. 42-45 - 1 Review
        France, England, and European Democracy, 1215-1915 by Charles Cestre
      35. Current Poetry, pp. 46-49
      36. Miscellaneous, pp. 50-101
      37. Investments and Finance, pp. 102-109
      38. Miscellaneous, p. 110
    13. [+]
      March 30, 1918 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. The Peril in Peace Talk, pp. 13-15
      2. What Next in Russia?, pp. 16-17
      3. Seizing Dutch Ships, p. 18
      4. Loafing a Crime, p. 19
      5. Getting Up Early to Beat Wilhelm, p. 20
      6. Why the Germans Delayed the Spring Offensive, p. 21
      7. Austria Saddened by German Victories, p. 22
      8. Japan's Press on the Siberian Move, p. 23
      9. A Royal "Strafe" for Our President, p. 24
      10. Does Poverty Kill Babies?, p. 25
      11. A Herd of Albino Deer, p. 26
      12. Electrified Government Railways, p. 27
      13. Mismanagement of Our War-Work, p. 28
      14. Using the Piano to Teach the Deaf, p. 28
      15. American Students Boycotting German, pp. 29-31
      16. A New Form of "High Art": Painting the Air-Battles, p. 32
      17. Book-Burning, p. 33
      18. The Anthem West and East, p. 34
      19. "Suffer the Little Children to Come Unto Me", p. 35
      20. War-Time Food-Problems, p. 36
      21. The Nation and the War, p. 37
      22. Testimony to American Morale, p. 38
      23. Before the Boys Come Back, p. 39
      24. Denominationalism in Camp, p. 39
      25. The Church's Changed Situation, pp. 40-41
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 42-43
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 44-99
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 100-110
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 111-112
  2. [+]
    Issues of Apr.-Jun. 1918 = 13 Issues, 411 Articles
    1. [+]
      April 6, 1918 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. The Battle That May Decide the War, pp. 11-14
      2. The New 75-Mile Gun, p. 15
      3. Is Our Aircraft Program Lagging?, p. 16
      4. Shipyards Gaining on the U-Boat, pp. 17-18
      5. Our First Year in the War, pp. 19-26
      6. All England on Rations, p. 27
      7. Russia's Fate "in German Hands", p. 28
      8. Ireland Drifting into Anarchy, p. 29
      9. Allied Labor's War-Aims, p. 29
      10. Our President's "Fantastic Ideas", p. 30
      11. War-Time Problems, p. 31
      12. Reclaiming Our Man-Power for War, p. 32
      13. Life in the Dead Sea, p. 33
      14. Man After the War, p. 34
      15. Making the Autos Pay for the Roads, p. 34
      16. Candy for the Soldiers, p. 35
      17. Handling Coal as a Fluid, p. 35
      18. Books Wanted Over There, p. 36
      19. Schubert and Schumann Saved to Us, p. 37
      20. Pictures of England's War-Work, p. 38
      21. Kaiserizing Public Schools, p. 39
      22. Job on the Stage, p. 40
      23. Russia's New Gods, p. 41
      24. Victory Over an Immemorial Bent, p. 41
      25. The Million and a Half at the Church-Door, pp. 42-44
      26. Current Poetry, p. 45
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 46-105
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 106-110
    2. [+]
      April 13, 1918 Issue = 37 Articles
      1. The Battle in Picardy Just Beginning, pp. 9-13
      2. The President and Tom Mooney, p. 14
      3. Start of the 1918 Political Drive, pp. 14-15
      4. Labor and Capital Bury the Hatchet, p. 16
      5. Making the Baltic a German Lake, p. 17
      6. Quebec Riots, p. 18
      7. Food in France, p. 18
      8. America's "Designs" upon Siberia, p. 19
      9. Germany's Prize Lie, p. 20
      10. Surgical View of Woman's Fitness for War-Work, p. 21
      11. Why We Drink Tea, p. 22
      12. Peanuts as Food, p. 22
      13. Welding Damaged German Ships, p. 23
      14. Two Much Irrigation, p. 24
      15. A Crutch with Rockers, p. 24
      16. Farewell to Linen, p. 25
      17. American Roads on French Soil, p. 25
      18. War-Time Food Problems, p. 26
      19. The Nation and the War, p. 27
      20. New Homes for Old in France, p. 28
      21. The Editor vs. the Proprietor, p. 29
      22. The Bookish West, p. 30
      23. Kipling on German "Kultur", pp. 30-31
      24. Gipsy Smith's Biggest Job, p. 32
      25. Religion Remaking, p. 33
      26. War on Non-Combatants, p. 33
      27. Defining the Conscientious Objector, pp. 34-35
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      29. [+]
        I. Rasputin as Revealed by "Iliodor", p. 38 - 1 Review
        The Mad Monk of Russia, Iliodor by Sergei Michailovich Trufanoff
      30. [+]
        II. Our Visits Last Year from Balfour Viviani and Joffre, pp. 38-39 - 1 Review
        Balfour, Viviani and Joffre by Francis W. Halsey
      31. [+]
        III. Early War-Days in Constantinople, p. 40 - 1 Review
        Two War Years in Constantinople by Harry Stuermer
      32. [+]
        IV. Dr. Hillis on German Atrocities, pp. 41-42 - 1 Review
        German Atrocities: Their Nature and Philosophy by Newell Dwight Hillis
      33. [+]
        V. Mr. Simonds's War History, p. 43 - 1 Review
        Volume One by Frank H. Simonds
      34. [+]
        Other War Books, p. 43 - 6 Reviews
        France Bears the Burden by Granville Fortescue
        The Collapse of Superman by William Roscoe Thayer
        The United States and Pan-Germania by Andre Cheradame
        Headquarters Nights by Vernon Kellogg
        Bohemia's Case for Independence by Edvard Benes
        American Women and the World War by Ida Clyde Clarke
      35. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 43-45 - 7 Reviews
        Annal Report for 1917 by American Scenic and Historic Society
        Men Who Are Making America by B.C. Forbes
        Handicaps of Childhood by H. Addington Bruce
        King Alcohol Dethroned by Ferdinand Cowle Iglehart
        Booth Tarkington by Robert Cortes Holliday
        A Textbook of Precious Stones by Frank B. Wade
        Some Modern Novelists by Helen Thomas Follett and Wilson Follett
      36. Miscellaneous, pp. 46-105
      37. Investments and Finance, pp. 106-112
    3. [+]
      April 20, 1918 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. The Supreme Call to Arms, pp. 12-14
      2. We Accept the Kaiser's Challenge, p. 15
      3. The First War-Lynching, pp. 16-17
      4. Boycott Signals to Germany, p. 18
      5. A Year of War at a Bargain, p. 19
      6. Reflex Action of the German Drive, p. 20
      7. Who Caused the Quebec Riots?, p. 21
      8. Tasting His Own Medicine, p. 22
      9. Autocracy Flirts with Anarchy, p. 23
      10. Pity the Poor Germans, p. 23
      11. Wireless in Police Work, p. 24
      12. Germany Gets Her Manganese, p. 25
      13. Alcohol and Insanity, p. 25
      14. To Give Doctors National Standing, p. 26
      15. Congress and the Cosmic Forces, p. 26
      16. Trench-Candles Not Needed, p. 27
      17. How Metals Migrate, p. 27
      18. Nettle-Cloth in Germany, p. 28
      19. Crab that Climbs Trees, p. 28
      20. War-Time Food-Problems, p. 29
      21. Literary Gems for the British Red Cross, p. 30
      22. Banished German Books, pp. 31-32
      23. Opening Our Eyes to France, p. 33
      24. Philadelphia Corrupting Our Men in Uniform, p. 34
      25. Is It Wrong to Hate the German?, p. 35
      26. When Leonardo's Message Failed, p. 36
      27. Where Boys Are Well Behaved, p. 37
      28. War-Sermons, pp. 37-38
      29. Current Poetry, p. 39
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 40-99
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 100-110
    4. [+]
      April 27, 1918 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Why Germany Will Lose the Battle, pp. 7-11
      2. Promise and Performance in the Air, p. 12
      3. Irish Opposition to Conscription, pp. 13-14
      4. A Hapsburg Tiger-Hunt, pp. 15-16
      5. Why We Have the Whip-Hand, pp. 17-18
      6. The Backwash of Frightfulness, p. 19
      7. The Mystery of Kut Garrison, p. 19
      8. Russia's Golgotha, p. 20
      9. To Make Wages Keep Step with the Cost of Living, p. 21
      10. Unsafe "Safety Islands", p. 22
      11. For World-Wide Interchangeability, p. 23
      12. A Traveling Antiwaste Exhibit, p. 23
      13. Safety in Making Explosives, p. 24
      14. An Indian Engineering Feat, p. 24
      15. What It Costs to Hire and Fire, p. 25
      16. Shoveling Poison-Gas, p. 25
      17. War-Time Food Problems, p. 26
      18. The Nation and the War, p. 27
      19. Amiens Next?, pp. 28-29
      20. The Paradox of Papa Joffre, p. 30
      21. Books for German Soldiers, p. 31
      22. Bishops on the Firing-Line, p. 32
      23. Mobilizing Women as Nurses, p. 33
      24. Baring the Soldier's Soul, pp. 34-35
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 36-38
      26. Juvenile Books During Twenty-Eight Years, pp. 39-40
      27. [+]
        Two Dumas Novels Translated and Recent Novels, pp. 41-43 - 10 Reviews
        The Neapolitan Lovers by Alexandre Dumas
        Love and Victory by Alexandre Dumas
        Mistress of Men by Flora Annie Steel
        The White Morning by Gertrude Atherton
        Boy Woodburn by Alfred Ollivant
        Simba by Stewart Edward White
        My Two Kings, 1674-1686, 1916 by Evelyn Maud Reid Nepean
        On the Stairs by Henry B. Fuller
        Rinconete and Cortadillo by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra
        The House of Conrad by Elias Tobenkin
      28. [+]
        Our Family Life After the Revolution, p. 44 - 1 Review
        A Social History of the American Family, Vol. II by Arthur W. Calhoun
      29. [+]
        John C. Van Dyke's Book on the Desert, p. 45 - 1 Review
        The Desert by John C. Van Dyke
      30. [+]
        Ocean Transportation, p. 46 - 1 Review
        Principles of Ocean Transportation by Emory R. Johnson and Grover G. Huebner
      31. [+]
        The Making of Physicians, pp. 46-47 - 1 Review
        Training and Rewards of the Physician by Richard C. Cabot
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 48-89
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 90-98
    5. [+]
      May 4, 1918 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. The American Victory at Seicheprey, pp. 13-15
      2. Trapping the Rats in their Holes, p. 16
      3. To Make Our Cities Safe for Our Fighters, p. 17
      4. America's Part in the Irish Crisis, p. 18
      5. Stronger Curb on Enemies at Home, p. 19
      6. Just What the U-Boats Are Doing, pp. 20-22
      7. The Confession that Germany Started the War, pp. 23-24
      8. That Injured Lamb the Kaiser, p. 25
      9. Unholy Aspects of the Holy War, p. 26
      10. Generous America, p. 26
      11. Henry Ford on Victory by Tool-Power, p. 27
      12. A Rat Census, p. 27
      13. Speed Up the Roads!, p. 28
      14. "One-Piece" Meals, p. 28
      15. The Big German Gun, p. 29
      16. The World Growing Warmer, p. 30
      17. Monkey or Bee?, p. 30
      18. Why Is a Good Marksman Good?, p. 31
      19. War-Time Food-Problems, p. 32
      20. Debussy's Hatred of Wagner, p. 33
      21. Bacon Resuscitated in Austria, p. 34
      22. Our Futile War-Plays, pp. 34-35
      23. Dr. Muck's Tears, p. 36
      24. Scene of the Paris Good-Friday Slaughter, p. 37
      25. Hymns and Songs of the Soldiers, p. 38
      26. Recruiting for the Y.M.C.A., pp. 38-39
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 40-41
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 42-85
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 86-94
    6. [+]
      May 11, 1918 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. The Great German Push a Failure, pp. 7-9
      2. Big Men for War-Work, pp. 10-11
      3. To Kill or Use Our German Press?, p. 12
      4. Germany's Eyes on Holland, p. 13
      5. A Flanking Drive for Suffrage, p. 14
      6. Why the German Drives Do Not Alarm Us, pp. 15-16
      7. Where the Kaiser Lost His Chance, p. 17
      8. Liberty Through the Guillotine, p. 18
      9. The Costly Truth, p. 18
      10. Our Ignorance of New Food-Plants, p. 19
      11. The Highest Explosives, p. 19
      12. A Tree-Guessing Contest, p. 20
      13. Gases to Suit Everybody, p. 20
      14. Doubtful Tests for Aviators, p. 21
      15. Memory Still Desirable, p. 22
      16. A New Tonic for Tired Soils, p. 22
      17. Paying Employees to Exercise, p. 23
      18. War-Time Food-Problems, p. 24
      19. The Nation and the War, p. 25
      20. Pictures to Teach Strategy, p. 26
      21. An Index to the German Mind, p. 27
      22. Patriotic Stupidity, p. 28
      23. The Rut of the Violinists, p. 28
      24. The Dreamers Awake, p. 29
      25. Architects and the War, p. 29
      26. The Kaiser Confronted by Christ and Napoleon, p. 30
      27. Both Sides of the Quaker Argument, p. 31
      28. The Motherly Salvationists, p. 32
      29. A New "Way of the Cross" for Belgium, pp. 32-33
      30. Current Poetry, pp. 34-36
      31. [+]
        Some Recent War-Books, pp. 37-39 - 9 Reviews
        Deductions from the World War by Baron Hugo F.P.J. von Freytag-Loringhoven, ...
        Under Four Flags for France by George Clarke Musgrave
        Fighting Starvation in Belgium by Vernon L. Kellogg
        To Bagdad with the British by Arthur Tillotson Clark
        The Earthquake by Arthur Train
        Inside Constantinople by Lewis Einstein
        The Warfare of To-Day by Paul Azan
        Nelson's History of the War by John Buchan
        Comrades in Courage by Antoine Redier
      32. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 40-41 - 4 Reviews
        Pelle the Conqueror: Boyhood by Martin Andersen Nexo
        Pelle the Conqueror: Apprenticeship by Martin Andersen Nexo
        An Oral French Method by Alice Blum
        Passages from the Journal of Thomas Russell Sullivan, 1891-1903 by Thomas Russell Sullivan
      33. Miscellaneous, pp. 42-87
      34. Investments and Finance, pp. 88-92
    7. [+]
      May 18, 1918 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. America's Army to Decide the Battle in France, pp. 9-11
      2. An Unlimited Army for Victory, pp. 12-13
      3. Offensiveness of the Peace Offensive, p. 14
      4. A Nation of Bondholders, p. 15
      5. Rumblings in Austria, p. 16
      6. The English Press on Irish Conscription, p. 17
      7. When the Magic Failed, p. 18
      8. U-Boat Delusions, p. 19
      9. A Cordial Welcome, p. 19
      10. Waking Up to Us, p. 20
      11. A Railway Built Through a Thousand Waterless Miles, p. 21
      12. A Crop that Makes Its Own Weed-Killer, p. 22
      13. Mountains of Oil, p. 22
      14. Bees and Hexagons, p. 23
      15. Clearing Land to Grow Food, p. 24
      16. Old Stamps Not Needed, p. 25
      17. Two Roads Cheaper Than One, p. 25
      18. For Clean Swimming-Pools, p. 26
      19. Writing with the Knee, p. 26
      20. War-Time Food-Problems, p. 27
      21. Pictures That May Embarrass, pp. 28-29
      22. Books of To-Day and Yesterday, p. 30
      23. To Intern German Music, p. 31
      24. One Hundred Millions for the Red Cross, p. 32
      25. German Theological Propaganda, p. 33
      26. The Kaiser's God, p. 33
      27. What Killed the Holy War, pp. 34-35
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 36-38
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 39-95
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 96-104
    8. [+]
      May 25, 1918 Issue = 40 Articles
      1. Strength of the Opposing Armies, pp. 7-8
      2. Getting the Facts about Aircraft, pp. 9-10
      3. War-Wages for Railroad Men, p. 11
      4. Mr. Hearst's Loyalty, p. 12
      5. America for Lloyd George, pp. 13-14
      6. The Death-Rattle of the Dual Monarchy, pp. 15-16
      7. Titles to Go in Canada, p. 17
      8. Those Haughty Gretchens, p. 17
      9. Britain's Unshakable Premier, p. 18
      10. The Junk of Battle, p. 19
      11. Engineers Needed by the Navy, p. 20
      12. Superfluous Railways, p. 20
      13. Home-Made Sugar-Beet Sirup, p. 21
      14. A Frontal Attack on Trench Fever, p. 21
      15. What Do You Do When You Telephone?, p. 22
      16. A Hundred Million for the Soldier Mothers of Mercy, p. 23
      17. War-Time Food-Problems, p. 24
      18. The Nation and the War, p. 25
      19. Postering the War, p. 26
      20. Alien Artists Here and in Germany, p. 27
      21. No Relaxation in College Work, p. 28
      22. Vindictive Vandalism's Worst, p. 29
      23. France as Our Teacher, p. 29
      24. The "Bible of Amiens", p. 30
      25. Germany Confessing Her Sins, p. 31
      26. Bishop Lawrence's Crusade, p. 32
      27. A Turnverein Turns to the Right, pp. 32-33
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 34-36
      29. [+]
        Fiction of the Season, pp. 37-40 - 14 Reviews
        The Firefly of France by Marion Polk Angellotti
        The Best People by Anne Warwick
        Gertie Swartz, Fanatic or Christian? by Helen R. Martin
        Making Her His Wife by Corra Harris
        The Threshold by Marjorie Benton Cooke
        Flood Tide by Daniel Chase
        Oh, Money! Money! by Eleanor H. Porter
        Maktoub by Matthew Craig
        The Holy City, Jerusalem II by Selma Lagerlof
        The Secret of the Marne by Marcel Berger and Maude Berger
        The Unwilling Vestal by Edward Lucas White
        Kathleen's Probation by Joslyn Dray
        The Flying Teuton by Alice Brown
        The Boardman Family by Mary S. Watts
      30. [+]
        The Mythology of Egypt, p. 41 - 1 Review
        Egyptian; Indo-Chinese Mythology by W. Max Muller and James George Scott
      31. [+]
        Mr. Holtzclaw's Work Among the Blacks, p. 41 - 1 Review
        The Black Man's Burden by William H. Holtzclaw
      32. [+]
        Benjamin Kidd's Posthumous Work, p. 41 - 1 Review
        The Science of Power by Benjamin Kidd
      33. [+]
        Mr. Balfour's Writings, p. 42 - 1 Review
        The Mind of Arthur James Balfour by Wilfrid M. Short and Arthur James Balfour
      34. [+]
        Our Danish Purchase, p. 42 - 1 Review
        The Virgin Islands of the United States of America by Luther K. Zabriskie
      35. [+]
        Recent War-Books, pp. 42-44 - 4 Reviews
        The Business of War by Isaac F. Marcosson
        Know Your Enemy by Elmer Ellsworth Rittenhouse
        The Navy as a Fighting Machine by Bradley A. Fiske
        Donald Thompson in Russia by Donald C. Thompson
      36. [+]
        Sir Oliver Lodge on War and After the War, p. 45 - 1 Review
        The War and After by Oliver Lodge
      37. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 45-50 - 8 Reviews
        A History of the Life and Death, Virtues and Exploits of General George Washington by Mason L. Weems
        Modern Civic Art by Charles Mulford Robinson
        Film Folk by Robert Leicester Wagner
        Mexico's Dilemma by Carl W. Ackerman
        Mexico: From Diaz to the Kaiser by Mrs. Alec-Tweedie
        In the Alaskan Wilderness by George Byron Gordon
        My Empress by Marfa Mouchanow
        The Psychology of Marriage by Walter M. Gallichan
      38. Miscellaenous, pp. 51-105
      39. Motor-Trucks to the Fore, pp. 106-117
      40. Investments and Finance, pp. 118-128
    9. [+]
      June 1, 1918 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. How Foch Will Win the Victory, pp. 19-21
      2. Our Duty in Eastern Europe, pp. 22-23
      3. Another Coal Shortage?, p. 24
      4. The Sinn-Fein Round-Up, pp. 25-26
      5. Binding the Fetters on Austria, p. 27
      6. Russia Revives Slavery, p. 28
      7. Japan's Siberian Slip, p. 29
      8. Another Puzzle for George III, p. 30
      9. Germany's Stolen Chemistry, p. 31
      10. When Shall We Need the Women?, p. 32
      11. Bill's Plan to Speed Up the Ships, p. 32
      12. First in Fish, p. 33
      13. New Fruits and Vegetables, p. 34
      14. How Chinese Labor Would Keep Us from Starving, pp. 34-35
      15. War-Time Food-Problems, p. 36
      16. The Singing of the Soldiers, p. 37
      17. To Remind You, p. 38
      18. American vs. British for Nine Innings, p. 39
      19. Shakespeare on a Recent Event, p. 39
      20. To Rewrite Our Histories, p. 40
      21. Missouri's Pride in Her Poets, p. 40
      22. A Martyr Memorialized, p. 41
      23. The Kaiser at Prayer, p. 42
      24. Other Quakers, p. 43
      25. Another View of German Ethics, p. 43
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 44-46
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 47-73
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 74-82
    10. [+]
      June 8, 1918 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Allied Confidence in Ultimate Victory, pp. 7-10
      2. For Higher and Juster Taxes, p. 11
      3. "War-Work or Fight?", p. 12
      4. Allied Mastery of the Blue, p. 13
      5. Ship-Riveters Nailing the U-Boat's Coffin, p. 14
      6. The Central Powers Starving, p. 15
      7. Holland as Naboth's Vineyard, pp. 16-17
      8. Bulgaria and Turkey Squabbling, pp. 18-19
      9. A Concrete Village Built of Slabs by a Derrick, p. 20
      10. Faces Old and New, p. 21
      11. Valuable Counterfeits, p. 21
      12. Our Crazy-Quilt Road-System, p. 22
      13. Arterial Wigwag Signals, p. 22
      14. Explosive Eyes, p. 22
      15. Tractors Replace Drafted Men, p. 23
      16. The Revival of Charcoal, p. 23
      17. War-Time Food-Problems, p. 24
      18. The Nation and the War, p. 25
      19. Red-Cross Pearls of All Prices, p. 26
      20. Memorials of the Past and of To-Day, p. 27
      21. America on the London Stage, p. 27
      22. Seeing Our Boys "Over There", p. 28
      23. Repudiating False Teachers, p. 29
      24. Neutrality of the Catholic Church, p. 30
      25. Religious Unity in the Army, p. 31
      26. Our Neglect of Prayer for Victory, p. 31
      27. Another Experiment with Leonardo's "Last Supper", pp. 32-33
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 34-35
      29. [+]
        Mackinac Its History Legends and Charm, p. 36 - 1 Review
        Historic Mackinac by Edwin O. Wood
      30. [+]
        Joseph I.C. Clarke's Book on Japan, pp. 36-38 - 1 Review
        Japan at First Hand by Joseph I.C. Clarke
      31. [+]
        As to the War's Results, p. 39 - 1 Review
        The Lost Fruits of Waterloo by John Spencer Bassett
      32. [+]
        Germany's Ideas of War, p. 39 - 1 Review
        The Great Crime and Its Moral by J. Selden Willmore
      33. [+]
        Recent Fiction, pp. 39-40 - 6 Reviews
        Soldiers Both by Gustave Guiches
        The Toll of the Road by Marion Hill
        Winona's War Farm by Margaret Widdemer
        Practical Gardening by Hugh Findlay
        Roving and Fighting: Adventures Under Four Flags by Edward S. O'Reilly
        Problems of the Actor by Louis Calvert
      34. Miscellaneous, pp. 41-87
      35. Investments and Finance, pp. 88-94
    11. [+]
      June 15, 1918 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. U-Boats Reduced to War on Our Coasting Smacks, pp. 7-8
      2. The Next German Drive, pp. 9-12
      3. Ten Years for Criticism, p. 13
      4. The Law and the Profits, p. 14
      5. As Others See Mr. Kitchin, pp. 14-15
      6. The Child-Labor Defeat, p. 16
      7. The Sinn-Fein-German "Plot" and the Evidence, pp. 17-18
      8. Appreciating Our Effort, p. 19
      9. Germany's Dying Industries, p. 19
      10. Gunner Lewis, p. 20
      11. The Arab View of Zionism, p. 20
      12. How We Are Fighting the Submarine, p. 21
      13. How Lightning Helps Dry the Earth, p. 22
      14. Books as Gardens of Weeds, p. 22
      15. Electric Heat Uneconomical, p. 23
      16. The Mind of the Savage, p. 24
      17. Rolling a Granite Block, p. 24
      18. Telephoning to a Train, p. 25
      19. War-Time Food-Problems, p. 26
      20. War-Art in England, p. 27
      21. The Fault in German Boys' Books, p. 28
      22. A Lonely Whitmanite, p. 29
      23. Our New Slang, p. 30
      24. 47000000 Give $170000000 to the Red Cross, p. 31
      25. Schooling Chaplains for War, p. 32
      26. Abolishing a Human Scrap-Heap, p. 33
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 34-35
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 36-87
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 88-94
    12. [+]
      June 22, 1918 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Fighting Quality of Our Men in France, pp. 7-9
      2. The McAdoo Tax Plan, pp. 10-11
      3. Only Loyal Congressmen Wanted, p. 12
      4. American Labor for No Half-Peace, pp. 13-14
      5. After Three Abortive Drives, p. 15
      6. More German Propaganda in Italy, p. 16
      7. Candid U-Boat Admissions, p. 17
      8. Quebec Waking Up, p. 17
      9. The Anglo-American Entente, p. 18
      10. Army Life Improving Health, p. 19
      11. Another German Gone, p. 20
      12. Standardized Babies, p. 20
      13. More Work for Slacking Motor-Trucks, p. 21
      14. Railroad Names, p. 21
      15. Making War-Cripples Over, p. 22
      16. Growing Grass with Wheat?, p. 22
      17. Are You a Hypermoron?, p. 23
      18. Buddhism Up to Date, p. 23
      19. The Movies as a "Life Class", p. 24
      20. Simple Faith in German Sweetness and Light, pp. 24-25
      21. A Welcome Emancipation, p. 26
      22. Books for Munition-Girls and Soldier-Boys, p. 26
      23. Cowed German Artists, p. 27
      24. The Kaiser's Pious Regard for Devil-Fish, p. 28
      25. Catholic Satire on Women Clergy, p. 29
      26. A Call for Women to Volunteer, p. 30
      27. Plans to Evangelize Russia, pp. 30-31
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 32-34
      29. [+]
        Raphael Pumpelly's Reminiscences, p. 35 - 1 Review
        My Reminiscences by Raphael Pumpelly
      30. [+]
        Mr. Usher on the Winning of the War, p. 36 - 1 Review
        The Winning of the War by Roland G. Usher
      31. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 36-39 - 6 Reviews
        The Immigration Problem by Jeremiah W. Jenks and W. Jett Lauck
        The Way Out of War by Robert T. Morris
        The World War and the Road to Peace by T.B. McLeod
        Health for the Soldier and Sailor by Irving Fisher and Eugene Lyman Fisk
        Correspondence of Sir Arthur Helps by Edmund A. Helps and Arthur Helps
        Memorials of a Yorkshire Parish by J.S. Fletcher
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 40-73
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 74-80
    13. [+]
      June 29, 1918 Issue = 24 Articles
      1. Austria's Drive a Confession of Starvation, pp. 11-13
      2. Our Chance to Fan the Fires of Revolt in Austria, pp. 14-15
      3. The Ban on German Goods, p. 16
      4. To Avert the Expected Coal Famine, pp. 17-19
      5. The Problem of Intervention in Russia, p. 20
      6. Russia from Within, pp. 21-22
      7. Dropping Victory from the Air, p. 23
      8. A Japanese Workshop with Yankee Ways, p. 24
      9. The Shotgun in Modern War, p. 25
      10. Beware of Retiring, p. 25
      11. Sign-Posts for the Thirsty in the Desert, p. 26
      12. Willing the Heart to Beat Faster, p. 27
      13. War-Time Food-Problems, p. 28
      14. Orpen's Official War-Pictures, p. 29
      15. Posters to Sweep the United States, p. 30
      16. Enlisting Baedeker in the Army, p. 31
      17. A New Atrocity, p. 32
      18. Reeducating the Crippled Soldier, p. 33
      19. Where the Y.M.C.A. Money Goes, p. 34
      20. Bribery in Business, p. 35
      21. Outlived Puritanism, p. 35
      22. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      23. Miscellaneous, pp. 38-61
      24. Investments and Finance, pp. 62-68
  3. [+]
    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1918 = 13 Issues, 390 Articles
    1. [+]
      July 6, 1918 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. Italy's Power Revealed, pp. 17-21
      2. Straightening the Irish Line, p. 22
      3. Our Hand to Mexico, pp. 23-24
      4. Testing Loyalty in the Primaries, pp. 25-26
      5. Distracted Austria, p. 27
      6. Russian and Japanese Ideas on Intervention, p. 28
      7. Germany Shackles Austria, p. 29
      8. Bohemia Ablaze with Revolt, p. 30
      9. Why Not to Knit, p. 31
      10. Bombarding an Observatory, p. 32
      11. Folding Kitchens, p. 32
      12. Spain a German Industrial Colony, p. 33
      13. Chimneyless Windowless Houses, p. 34
      14. How Publicity Paid Edison, p. 34
      15. A Quick-Lunch Dog, p. 35
      16. T.N.T. from Paper-Mills, p. 35
      17. The Threat to Venice, p. 36
      18. A Kipling Hoax, p. 37
      19. Chanteys Come Again, p. 38
      20. Boston Symphony Troubles, p. 39
      21. Avenging the Churches, p. 40
      22. How German Baptists Argue, p. 41
      23. The Soul of the American Soldier, p. 41
      24. A New Church Ideal, pp. 42-45
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 46-47
      26. [+]
        I. As to the Roots of the War, p. 48 - 1 Review
        The Roots of the War by William Stearns Davis, William Anderson, and Mason W. Tyler, ...
      27. [+]
        II. Pat O'Brien's Escape from Germany, pp. 48-50 - 1 Review
        Outwitting the Hun by Pat O'Brien
      28. [+]
        III. Experiences on the Western Front, p. 51 - 1 Review
        Over the Threshold of War by Nevil Monroe Hopkins
      29. [+]
        Other War-Books, pp. 51-53 - 3 Reviews
        Aircraft and Submarines by Willis J. Abbot
        The Last of the Romanofs by Charles Rivet
        Awake! America by William T. Hornaday
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 54-79
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 80-83
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 84-86
    2. [+]
      July 13, 1918 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. The Day of Spiritual Union of the Free Peoples, pp. 9-10
      2. Our Great Ship-building Victory, p. 11
      3. Our First Million in France, pp. 12-14
      4. To Tax the Profit Out of Profiteering, p. 15
      5. Draft Exemption for Coal-Miners, p. 16
      6. To Force Us to Trade with Germany, p. 17
      7. Demise of the Irish Draft, p. 18
      8. Hungary's Misery, p. 19
      9. England Nearly Self-Supporting, p. 20
      10. A German Snub for Turkey, p. 20
      11. The Truth about the Liberty Motor, p. 21
      12. The Nerve Record of an Air-Raid, p. 22
      13. Corsets for Women Workers, p. 22
      14. Fighting German Gas, p. 23
      15. Standardization as Stagnation, p. 24
      16. How Alchemy Started, p. 24
      17. Electricity Doing Red-Cross Work, p. 25
      18. The War a Conflict of Civilizations, p. 26
      19. A Violinist and a Congressman, p. 27
      20. A French Painter on Our Soldiers, p. 28
      21. Our Awful Loss if We Drop German, p. 28
      22. A Poetic Prizewoman, p. 29
      23. The Jewish Legion of Honor, p. 30
      24. The Hand Held Out to Roumania, p. 31
      25. Our Soldier-Graves in France, p. 32
      26. Conscientious Objectors in the Pulpit, pp. 32-34
      27. Current Poetry, p. 35
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 36-81
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 82-88
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 89-90
    3. [+]
      July 20, 1918 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. Trouble Brewing in Germany's Rear, pp. 7-9
      2. A New York Paper Owned by William II, p. 10
      3. When Washington Holds the Wires, p. 11
      4. America Revealing Her War-Powers, pp. 12-13
      5. When Our Swords Turn Plowshares, p. 14
      6. Britain Not Shirking, p. 15
      7. Americans Convert French Socialists, pp. 16-17
      8. German Alarm at the New Zionism, p. 18
      9. Belgian Judges Strike, p. 18
      10. A Barred Zone for Factories, p. 19
      11. Can We Grow Our Own Rubber?, p. 20
      12. Letting Nature Heal the Wounds?, p. 20
      13. "Spanish Bayonet" as Cattle-Food, p. 21
      14. A Sea-Going Canal-Boat, p. 22
      15. Demand for Small Electric Devices, p. 23
      16. No More Dead Locomotives, p. 23
      17. Do Critics Know Anything of Acting?, p. 24
      18. Switzerland's Greatest Painter, p. 25
      19. Drafting Chesterton, p. 26
      20. The "Victorian Age" and Our Age, p. 26
      21. Italy's Bulwarks against the Vandal, p. 27
      22. Germany's War on the Red Cross, p. 28
      23. Lutherans in War, p. 29
      24. Letters that Build or Break Morale, p. 29
      25. Who Can Not Sing "Lord Lettest Now Thy Servant", p. 30
      26. Wilhelm's Use of Missionaries, p. 30
      27. Fuel Problems in War-Time, p. 31
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 32-33
      29. [+]
        Prof. McMaster's Biography of the Founder of Girard College, pp. 34-35 - 1 Review
        The Life and Times of Stephen Girard, Mariner and Merchant by John Bach McMaster
      30. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 36-41 - 12 Reviews
        In Audubon's Labrador by Charles Wendell Townsend
        Approaches to the Great Settlement by Emily Greene Balch
        The Voice of Lincoln by Reuben M. Wanamaker
        First the Blade by Clemence Dane
        How to Build Mental Power by Grenville Kleiser
        Liege, on the Line of March by Glenna Lindsley Bigelow
        Women of the War by Barbara McLaren
        The Wonders of Instinct by Jean-Henri Fabre
        Tenting To-Night by Mary Roberts Rinehart
        Loves Intrigues of the Kaiser's Sons by William Le Queux
        English Pageantry: An Historical Outline by Robert Withington
        Women Wanted by Mabel Potter Daggett
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 42-73
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 74-80
    4. [+]
      July 27, 1918 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Our Part in Smashing the German Drive, pp. 5-7
      2. The "Marsh of Justice" in Albania, pp. 8-9
      3. What Are Luxuries?, p. 10
      4. Coal and Prohibition, p. 11
      5. "Kultur" Propaganda Here, p. 12
      6. The Nemesis of "Kultur", p. 13
      7. To Enroll the Irish Under Old Glory, p. 14
      8. Germany Swallowing Finland, p. 15
      9. Milking the Belgian Cow, p. 16
      10. Stop Wearing Platinum!, p. 17
      11. Early Submarines, p. 18
      12. The Frill's Farewell, p. 19
      13. Nature as She Is Observed, p. 20
      14. The Human Touch in Surgery, p. 20
      15. Duplicating England's Error, p. 21
      16. A Gyrating Tree, p. 21
      17. Painting the Sea-Floor, p. 22
      18. The Author "Above the Battle", p. 23
      19. The Enlarging Choir of the Dead, pp. 23-24
      20. The Latest English Book on America, p. 25
      21. As a Nation Thinketh, p. 26
      22. "You Must Come Across", p. 26
      23. Presbyterian Self-Doubts, p. 27
      24. German Interest in the Sacred Heart, p. 27
      25. Mormons in the War, p. 28
      26. Fuel-Problems in War-Time, pp. 29-30
      27. Current Poetry, p. 31
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 32-61
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 62-65
      30. Miscellaneous, p. 66
    5. [+]
      August 3, 1918 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. The Turn of the Tide, pp. 17-21
      2. The U-Boat's Effort to Terrify Us, p. 22
      3. The Strike Profiteer, p. 23
      4. To Put Germany Out of Business, p. 24
      5. What Our Food-Saving Has Done, pp. 25-26
      6. Why the Russian Revolution Failed, p. 27
      7. Germany Taking Her Own Medicine, p. 28
      8. China's Clean Sweep, p. 29
      9. Sweden Discovers Germany, p. 30
      10. Reply of the Knitters, pp. 31-32
      11. Milk in the Back Yard, p. 33
      12. Coal and Coal-Dust, p. 34
      13. Something Better than Rivets, p. 34
      14. What a Log Can Do, p. 34
      15. Music and Art after the War, p. 35
      16. A Major Poet among Minors, p. 36
      17. Our Literary Independence of England, p. 37
      18. Mobilizing an Army of Mercy, p. 38
      19. Our Christian Duty toward the Germans, p. 39
      20. To Evangelize Russia, p. 40
      21. Looking Out for the Folks at Home, pp. 40-43
      22. Current Poetry, pp. 44-45
      23. [+]
        In the Last Years of the Civil War, p. 46 - 1 Review
        Field, Camp, Hospital, and Prison in the Civil War, 1863-1865 by Charles A. Humphrey
      24. [+]
        Shakespearian Founders of Liberty, pp. 46-47 - 1 Review
        Shakespeare and the Founders of Liberty in America by Charles Mills Gayley
      25. [+]
        The Trinity in Modern Life, p. 48 - 1 Review
        The Life of God in the Life of His World by James Morris Whiton
      26. [+]
        New Cook-Books We Owe to the Kaiser, pp. 49-50 - 9 Reviews
        Cakes, Pastry and Dessert Dishes by Janet McKenzie Hill
        Patriotism and Plenty by Flora Bigelow Guest
        Breads and Fancy Breads by Flora Bigelow Guest
        Thrift in the Household by Dora Morrell Hughes
        Caroline King's Cook Book by Caroline B. King
        War-Time Breads and Cakes by Amy L. Handy
        War-Bread by Alonzo Englebert Taylor
        Wheatless and Meatless Menus and Recipes by Alice Bradley
        American Indian Corn by Charles J. Murphy
      27. [+]
        As to Santo Domingo, p. 51 - 1 Review
        Santo Domingo: A Country with a Future by Otto Schoenrich
      28. [+]
        Cecil Rhodes as Princess Radziwill Knew Him, p. 52 - 1 Review
        Cecil Rhodes: Man and Empire-Maker by Princess Catherine Radziwill
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 52-77
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 78-82
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 83-84
    6. [+]
      August 10, 1918 Issue = 25 Articles
      1. German Strategy Wrecked, pp. 9-12
      2. Lynch-Law as Treason, p. 13
      3. Fiddling While Russia Burns, pp. 14-15
      4. Pro-German Rain-Coats, p. 16
      5. Can a League of Nations Work?, p. 17
      6. The Sailors' Law, p. 18
      7. Germany Has "The Glooms", p. 19
      8. How They Robbed Roumania, p. 20
      9. An American Gun that Stops German Tanks, p. 21
      10. Coconut Products---A New American Industry, p. 22
      11. About Grapefruit, p. 23
      12. Portable Printing-Presses for the Blind, p. 24
      13. Shall We Be Old at Twenty?, p. 24
      14. Our Waste of Sulfur, p. 25
      15. To Make Shoppers Stop Crowding Workers Off the Cars, p. 25
      16. A Sculptor Who Records History, p. 26
      17. Our Fighting Heart in Song, p. 27
      18. Roumania's Art Wealth, pp. 28-29
      19. Their Little Bit of Heaven, p. 30
      20. Pointing the Way to the Pulpit, p. 31
      21. Tobacco and Pugilism in the Army, p. 32
      22. Fuel-Problems in War-Time, pp. 33-34
      23. Current Poetry, p. 35
      24. Miscellaneous, pp. 36-63
      25. Investing and Finance, pp. 64-66
    7. [+]
      August 17, 1918 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. Fruits of the Second Marne Triumph, pp. 7-9
      2. Our First Step in Siberia, pp. 10-11
      3. To Call on Our "Uttermost Force", p. 12
      4. Mobilizing the Workers, p. 13
      5. War-Solution of the Harvester Case, p. 14
      6. Poll of State Legislators on the Dry Amendment, pp. 15-16
      7. Home Rule for India, p. 17
      8. Russia Awakening, p. 18
      9. Making German-Lovers, p. 19
      10. Our Loyal German-Americans, p. 20
      11. Cutting the "Sub" Out of Submarine, p. 21
      12. Why Cities Grow, p. 22
      13. Smoke versus Gas, p. 23
      14. The Platinum Situation, pp. 23-24
      15. A War-Gain of the English Language, p. 25
      16. German Gun-Slang, p. 26
      17. Secret of American Literature, p. 26
      18. The Fighting Man's Face, p. 27
      19. More English than the English, p. 28
      20. Child Artists of Paris, p. 28
      21. Educating Our Ministers at the Front, p. 29
      22. How Speak Ye?, p. 30
      23. Waking Up the Religious Press, p. 31
      24. Fuel Problems in War-Time, pp. 32-33
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 34-35
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 36-75
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 76-80
    8. [+]
      August 24, 1918 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Foch's Second Blow, pp. 5-7
      2. New Forces in Russia, pp. 8-9
      3. The President's Hand in the Primaries, p. 10
      4. Another Roast for the "Meat Trust", pp. 11-12
      5. Belgium Shall Be No "Pawn", p. 13
      6. The Exasperated Ukraine, p. 14
      7. The Russian Situation Angers the Hun, p. 15
      8. German Exaggeration of Allied Stupidity, p. 16
      9. The War and the Weather, p. 17
      10. Has the Boll-Weevil Met Its Doom?, p. 18
      11. Microscopic Movies, p. 19
      12. The Price of Forgetfulness, p. 20
      13. A Fatal Water Illusion, p. 20
      14. Kipling's Welcome to Americans, p. 21
      15. Literature and Drugs, p. 22
      16. Hot-Shot from a German-Born American, p. 23
      17. Song-Birth in the Army, p. 24
      18. Knights of Columbus in the War, p. 25
      19. When the Preachers Come Home, p. 26
      20. What "Missing in Action" Means, p. 26
      21. Comfort for Mothers, pp. 27-29
      22. Current Poetry, pp. 30-32
      23. [+]
        The Upheaval in Russia, p. 33 - 1 Review
        Russia in Upheaval by Edward Alsworth Ross
      24. [+]
        Hampton Institute's Story, p. 33 - 1 Review
        Education for Life by Francis Greenwood Peabody
      25. [+]
        As to the Eastern Question, p. 33 - 2 Reviews
        The Eastern Question by J.A.R. Marriott
        American Negro Slavery by Ulrich Bonnell Phillips
      26. [+]
        The Mythology of Celts and Slavs, p. 34 - 1 Review
        The Mythology of All Races, Vol. III: Celtic, Slavic by John A. MacCulloch and Jan Machal
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 35-51
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 52-54
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 55-56
    9. [+]
      August 31, 1918 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The Way to Speedy Victory, pp. 9-11
      2. The New East Front, p. 12
      3. War-Profits and Excess Profits, p. 13
      4. Branding the I.W.W., pp. 14-15
      5. Germany's Interest in Mexico's Oil, p. 16
      6. The Laborer Is Worthy of His Hire, p. 17
      7. Germany's Gigantic War-Profits, p. 18
      8. Why We Must Beat the Kaiser, p. 19
      9. Defeat Scares the Huns, p. 19
      10. The Importance of the Jugo-Slavs, p. 20
      11. The Czecho-Slovaks Recognized, p. 21
      12. Grenades to Suit Everybody, p. 22
      13. Automatic Light Conservation, p. 23
      14. China's Transportation Needs, p. 24
      15. New Transcontinental Railways, p. 24
      16. Spraying Smoke Out of Sight, p. 25
      17. Horses and Typhoid, p. 26
      18. Doctor Sun, p. 26
      19. Why Germany Destroys Art, p. 27
      20. D'Annunzio's Latest Exploit, p. 28
      21. Ukraine in Literature, p. 29
      22. Prolific Anzac Poets, p. 30
      23. Jeremiah's Warning for To-Day, p. 31
      24. Non-Zionist Jews, p. 32
      25. Conscientious Objectors in England, p. 33
      26. Impulse for Daily Work, p. 33
      27. Fuel Problems in War-Time, pp. 34-35
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 36-38
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 39-86
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 87-97
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 98-101
      32. Miscellaneous, p. 102
    10. [+]
      September 7, 1918 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The Race for the Hindenburg Line, pp. 15-17
      2. Why American Airplanes Are Not Winning the War, pp. 18-19
      3. Food for the War-Winter, p. 20
      4. Wanted: A Million Workers, p. 21
      5. Who Pays for the "Lusitania", p. 22
      6. Britain Appreciates Our Efforts, p. 23
      7. Unemployed Princes Busy, p. 24
      8. Germany Proposes a United States of Europe, p. 24
      9. What Germany Fights For, p. 25
      10. In Berlin To-day, p. 26
      11. Labor Restless in Austria, p. 26
      12. Shall We Wear Cotton?, p. 27
      13. Saving the U-Boat's Victims, p. 28
      14. Fire-Proof Wire Lath, p. 28
      15. Undersea Pipe-Lines for Oil, p. 29
      16. Replanting the War-Forests, p. 30
      17. Birds as Plant- and Tree-Preservers, p. 30
      18. The Electrical Far West, p. 30
      19. Saving Food by Killing Animals, p. 31
      20. New Words for New Things, p. 31
      21. Joyce Kilmer, p. 32
      22. Ordering a German National Hymn, p. 33
      23. The Eclipse of "Puck", p. 34
      24. A Parson's Lonely Daughter, p. 35
      25. Germany's War on the Children, p. 36
      26. The Future Theological Student, p. 37
      27. Turning to the Bible, p. 38
      28. Fuel Problems in War-Time, pp. 39-40
      29. Current Poetry, p. 41
      30. Personal Glimpses, pp. 42-75
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 76-83
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 84-86
      33. Miscellaneous, pp. 87-88
    11. [+]
      September 14, 1918 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. How Much Strength Has Germany Left?, pp. 9-11
      2. Forging a New Hammer for Foch, pp. 12-13
      3. Taxes That Will Make Us Save More Money, pp. 14-15
      4. War-Time Rise in Living Costs, p. 16
      5. Defeatism Growing in Germany, p. 17
      6. Our Policy to Bulgaria, p. 18
      7. The Share of the British Navy, p. 19
      8. The Skeleton in the Hun's Cupboard, p. 19
      9. The Press of Brussels, p. 20
      10. The Moslem View of Home Rule for India, p. 20
      11. Hay-Fever Resorts, p. 21
      12. Spanish Influenza, p. 21
      13. Our Waste of Fuel, p. 22
      14. "Sea-Tanks" at Pola, p. 22
      15. Flare for Aviators, p. 23
      16. The Cow in the Cupboard, p. 23
      17. Handling Ships on Train Schedules, p. 24
      18. Camouflaged Roads, p. 25
      19. Our Munitions Output, p. 25
      20. Seeing the War Humorously, p. 26
      21. Chesterton on the Fourth of July, p. 27
      22. Germany Strafing Her Statues, p. 28
      23. The American Chateau-Thierry, p. 29
      24. The Kaiser and the Kaiser's Church, p. 30
      25. Denominationalism Defended, p. 31
      26. For Exchange Pulpit Orators, p. 31
      27. Future Reward of the Soldier, pp. 32-33
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 34-35
      29. Fuel Problems in War-Time, pp. 36-37
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 38-81
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 82-85
      32. Miscellaneous, p. 86
    12. [+]
      September 21, 1918 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. Red Russia as Our Foe, pp. 9-13
      2. The "Kaiser's Battle" Going Wrong, p. 14
      3. Sniping at the New Tax Bill, pp. 15-16
      4. Nation-Wide Drought in Sight, pp. 17-18
      5. Germany's Back to the Wall, pp. 19-20
      6. Canada's Arm of Might, p. 21
      7. As Japan Sees the Siberian Move, p. 21
      8. A Welcome for Our Boys, p. 22
      9. The "American Menace", p. 22
      10. The War as a Life-Saver, p. 23
      11. The Road-Crossing Cow, p. 24
      12. China Going Back to Opium, p. 24
      13. The One-Piece House at Last?, p. 25
      14. Peeling Pearls, p. 26
      15. How Alcohol Enslaves Us, p. 26
      16. Making a Stream Build Its Own Dams, p. 27
      17. Why Airplanes Need Spruce, p. 27
      18. The Doomed Cities of France, p. 28
      19. Back to Old Music Loves, p. 29
      20. What the President Reads, p. 30
      21. The Army's "Index", p. 31
      22. Daily Prayers for Victory, p. 32
      23. The Kaiser as a Church Liability, p. 33
      24. Rallying the Church to the League of Peace, p. 33
      25. High Cost of War-Charity, pp. 34-36
      26. Educatoin in Americanism, p. 37
      27. War-Time Food Problems, pp. 38-39
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 40-41
      29. [+]
        The War and Internationalism, pp. 42-44 - 1 Review
        The End of the War by Walter E. Weyl
      30. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 45-48 - 3 Reviews
        President Wilson's Foreign Policy by James Brown Scott and Woodrow Wilson
        Flashes from the Front by Charles H. Grasty
        The Return of the Soldier by Rebecca West
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 49-87
      32. Investments and Finance, p. 88
    13. [+]
      September 28, 1918 Issue = 25 Articles
      1. The First Great American Victory in Europe, pp. 9-13
      2. Austria's Diplomatic Waterloo, pp. 14-15
      3. Proof of Russia's Betrayal, p. 16
      4. A Poor Time to Quit Work, pp. 17-18
      5. My Country 'Tis of Thee, p. 19
      6. Germany's Whining Chorus, p. 20
      7. To Remake Europe on Peace Lines, pp. 21-22
      8. What Germany Leaves to Roumania, p. 23
      9. The Science of Making Canned Music, p. 24
      10. Antiwindow-Breaker, p. 25
      11. Flivvers on the Rails, p. 25
      12. Why Many Inventions Are Foolish, p. 26
      13. Moving a Mountain to the City, pp. 26-27
      14. Our Militarized Colleges, pp. 28-29
      15. New Status of Military Bands, p. 30
      16. No Times for the Satirist, p. 31
      17. New Schubert Songs, p. 31
      18. A New Way for Women to Aid the Wounded, p. 32
      19. "First Essential to a World Peace", p. 33
      20. Sect Eliminated from Welfare Drive, pp. 34-36
      21. Education in Americanism, p. 37
      22. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      23. Miscellaneous, pp. 40-75
      24. Investments and Finance, pp. 76-80
      25. Miscellaneous, pp. 81-82
  4. [+]
    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1918 = 12 Issues, 370 Articles
    1. [+]
      October 5, 1918 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Smashing "The Minor Beelzebubs", pp. 7-12
      2. Gompers Defeats the Defeatists, p. 13
      3. Your Share of that $6000000000, p. 13
      4. Slackers Aiding the U-Boats, pp. 14-15
      5. Who Owns the Washington "Times"?, pp. 16-17
      6. Shall Germany Have Her Colonies Back?, p. 18
      7. The Success of Allied Propaganda, p. 19
      8. Canada to Run Her Own Railways, p. 20
      9. Worse Anarchy Due in Russia, p. 21
      10. Fighting the "Cootie", p. 22
      11. Powdered Fuel to Relieve the Coal Shortage, p. 22
      12. Keeping Tab on Slacking Trucks, p. 23
      13. U.S.A. Potash to Rout Germany's, p. 24
      14. German Symbols on American Uniforms, p. 24
      15. American Machinery for Russia, p. 25
      16. A Grenade-Tester, p. 25
      17. Making Our Own Castor-Oil, p. 25
      18. Colonel Roosevelt on Soldierly Life and Death, p. 26
      19. History in the Making, p. 27
      20. A Legal Status for Poets, p. 27
      21. Poetry That Is Lived, p. 28
      22. German War-Slang, p. 29
      23. The Kind of Religion the Soldiers Want, p. 30
      24. Clearing the Church of Slackers, p. 31
      25. Autocratic Trend in Religion, p. 32
      26. Preparing the "New Era", pp. 32-33
      27. War-Time Food-Problems, pp. 34-35
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      29. [+]
        I. Prof. Laughlin on Economic and Financial Aspects of the Conflict, pp. 38-40 - 1 Review
        Credit of the Nations by J. Laurence Laughlin
      30. [+]
        II. Munroe Smith on Germany's Guilt, pp. 41-43 - 1 Review
        Militarism and Statecraft by Munroe Smith
      31. [+]
        III. The Issue in This War a Moral One Only, pp. 44-46 - 3 Reviews
        The War and the Coming Peace by Morris Jastrow, Jr.
        The Schemes of the Kaiser by Juliette Adam
        The White Flame of France by Maude Radford Warren
      32. [+]
        Recent Fiction, p. 47 - 2 Reviews
        The Way Out by Emerson Hough
        The Point of View by Martha Gilbert Dickinson Bianchi
      33. Miscellaneous, pp. 48-75
      34. Investments and Finance, pp. 76-81
      35. Miscellaneous, p. 82
    2. [+]
      October 12, 1918 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. "The Beginning of the End", pp. 7-10
      2. Shall the Peace League Include Germany?, p. 11
      3. Woman's Cause Halted by Two Men, p. 12
      4. How to Fight Spanish Influenza, pp. 13-14
      5. Save Paper and Save Soldiers' Lives, p. 15
      6. Germans Scenting Defeat, p. 16
      7. Germany's War-Effort, p. 17
      8. Greece's First Year of War, p. 17
      9. Ulster's Case against Home Rule, p. 18
      10. Hungary Wants No "Central Europe", p. 19
      11. The Reconstruction of the Race, p. 20
      12. German Army Engineers Inferior, p. 21
      13. The Gold Old Table d'Hote, p. 21
      14. Chemicals after the War, p. 22
      15. Are the German Guns Wearing Out?, p. 22
      16. Forcing Coal-Economy, p. 23
      17. The Box Car as a Residence, p. 23
      18. French Girls Here for Education, p. 24
      19. War's Shot at "La Guerre", p. 25
      20. P.T. Barnum Dramatized, pp. 25-26
      21. More Condemned Books, p. 27
      22. The Army to Redeem the Convict, p. 28
      23. How Germany Gets Church Bells, p. 29
      24. Crackbrain Religious Outbreaks in Germany, p. 29
      25. The New Kind of Conscience, p. 30
      26. Righteousness of the Peace League, pp. 30-31
      27. Education in Americanism, pp. 32-33
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 34-36
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 37-83
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 84-86
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 87-88
    3. [+]
      October 19, 1918 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The President's Reply and the People's Reply, pp. 7-9
      2. To Punish Hun "Fightfulness", pp. 10-11
      3. Our Unreadiness for Peace, p. 12
      4. An "American Atrocity", p. 13
      5. King Cotton in Trouble, pp. 14-15
      6. Surrender First Then Peace, p. 16
      7. No Economic Boycott?, p. 17
      8. German Fitness for Peace-League Membership, pp. 17-18
      9. Making Democracy Safe for the World, p. 19
      10. The Hun's "Kindness" to the Turk, p. 19
      11. No Wool Famine, p. 20
      12. Rubber Outrubbered, p. 21
      13. Will Our Roads Stand Truck Traffic?, p. 22
      14. Shall We Keep on Saving Daylight?, p. 22
      15. New Swiss Route to Salt Water, p. 23
      16. Railroading on a Country Road, p. 23
      17. "The Avenue of the Allies", pp. 24-25
      18. Not Enough Books for the Army, p. 26
      19. Dancing "Doing Its Bit", p. 27
      20. Wooing Sir Walter to Earth, p. 27
      21. "Moral Flabbiness" in Peace Talk, p. 28
      22. Catholic Anxiety over Roman Protestantism, p. 29
      23. Prussianism Balked by Archbishop Ireland, p. 30
      24. Epitaphs in France, p. 30
      25. Easter in a Dressing-Station, p. 30
      26. War-Time Food Problems, p. 31
      27. [+]
        Germany's Prepared Economic War, pp. 32-33 - 1 Review
        Germany's Commercial Grip on the World by Henri Hauser
      28. [+]
        Diplomacy and the War in the Near East, pp. 34-36 - 2 Reviews
        The Cradle of the War by H. Charles Woods
        From Berlin to Bagdad by George Abel Schreiner
      29. [+]
        Other War-Books, pp. 37-38 - 6 Reviews
        Behind the Scenes in the Reichstag by Abbe E. Wetterle
        Fighting France by Stephane Lauzanne
        A Nation at Bay by Ruth S. Farnam
        Traveller in War-Time by Winston Churchill
        Serbia Crucified: The Beginning by Milutin Krunich and Leah Marie Bruce
        Gunner Depew by Albert N. Depew
      30. Current Poetry, pp. 39-42
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 43-81
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 82-84
      33. Miscellaneous, pp. 85-86
    4. [+]
      October 26, 1918 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. Causes of the Great German Defeat, pp. 9-13
      2. Passing Sentence on the Kaiser and on His People, pp. 14-15
      3. More U-Boat Savagery, p. 16
      4. War and the New Congress, pp. 17-18
      5. The Voice of British Labor, p. 19
      6. Through Rapine to Peace, p. 20
      7. Norway's View of Peace, p. 20
      8. Germany's Colonial Crimes, p. 21
      9. Foch as the Huns See Him, p. 22
      10. Europe Admiring Yankee Teeth, p. 23
      11. War's Lessons for Peace, p. 23
      12. Peach-Stones for Gas-Masks, pp. 24-25
      13. Seeing Through Brick Walls, p. 26
      14. Forest-Fires a War-Evil, p. 26
      15. Ironing Out Iron, p. 26
      16. Educatoin in Americanism, p. 27
      17. How Museums Help Win the War, p. 28
      18. Literary Prophets Who Foresaw Our Day, p. 29
      19. Are Your Disks Slacking?, p. 30
      20. A Line on the German Lines, p. 30
      21. A French Leader for the Boston Symphony, p. 31
      22. Prince Max's Applied Christianity, p. 32
      23. England's Strafer, p. 33
      24. Are We Growing Profane?, p. 33
      25. To-Day's Fatalism Challenged, pp. 34-35
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 36-39
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 40-77
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 78-83
    5. [+]
      November 9, 1918 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Unscrampling "Mitteleuropa", pp. 7-9
      2. Our "Post of Honor" in the Battle, p. 10
      3. Peace to Make Food Scarcer, p. 11
      4. A Healthier Wealthier Wiser Land, p. 12
      5. German Toys Not Wanted, pp. 13-14
      6. Mothers and Fathers of America Give To Your Own Sons!, p. 15
      7. German Colonies as U-Boat Bases, p. 16
      8. Disposing of the "Swag", p. 17
      9. Mr. Wilson's "Cowboy Brutality", p. 17
      10. Indian Leaders Dubious on Home Rule, p. 18
      11. Plain Words for William, p. 19
      12. Invisible Wounds, p. 20
      13. Cotton Gowns for Powder Charges, p. 21
      14. Damascus Steel, p. 21
      15. Is This the Limit in Locomotives?, p. 22
      16. Vacuum-Picked Cotton, p. 23
      17. Infection from Shaving-Brushes, p. 23
      18. Sounding Niagara's Rapids, p. 24
      19. Concrete Cracked by Electricity, p. 24
      20. An "Ambassador of the Dead", pp. 25-26
      21. Emancipation of Stonehenge, p. 27
      22. "Cleaning Up" the Orchestras, p. 28
      23. Turgenef's Failure, p. 28
      24. Evil Effects of Competitive Missions, p. 29
      25. The Religious "Communication Trench", p. 30
      26. A Chinese "View of the Salvation Army, pp. 30-31
      27. The Fair Price List, pp. 32-33
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 34-37
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 38-91
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 92-96
    6. [+]
      November 16, 1918 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. The German Collapse, pp. 9-13
      2. President Wilson to Face a Republican Congress, pp. 14-15
      3. Nation's Riches Seen in the Loan, p. 16
      4. Aircraft "Dishonesty and Disorder", pp. 16-18
      5. Germany Now for World-Wide Brotherhood, p. 19
      6. What Canada and Britain Have Done, p. 20
      7. The Fate of the Ottoman Empire, p. 21
      8. Spitzbergen Now British, p. 21
      9. Modifying the "Fourteen Points", p. 22
      10. French Railroads and American Engineers, p. 23
      11. The Deadly Female, p. 24
      12. An All-Straphanger Car, p. 24
      13. The Sole Test of Sanity, p. 25
      14. Rolling Down the Snow, p. 25
      15. Wooden-Leg Troubles, p. 26
      16. Rats in the Trenches, p. 26
      17. Disastrous Emotionalism, p. 27
      18. Mining the War-Zone, p. 27
      19. Some of Russia's "Young Barbarians" in Art, p. 28
      20. Using Up Stage War-Villains, p. 29
      21. A New French Language in Making, p. 29
      22. No Art Materials from Germany, p. 30
      23. Reflections for Poets, p. 31
      24. Students in Germany, p. 31
      25. Imperfect Religion in the Y.M.C.A>, p. 32
      26. The Russian Church Reviving, p. 33
      27. Moral Pride in the Army, pp. 34-35
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 36-39
      29. War-Time Food Problems, pp. 40-42
      30. [+]
        As To George Bernard Shaw, p. 43 - 1 Review
        George Bernard Shaw: His Life and Works by Archibald Henderson
      31. [+]
        Notable Recent Fiction, pp. 43-45 - 8 Reviews
        The Rose-Bush of a Thousand Years by Mabel Wagnalls
        Maggie of Virginsburg by Helen R. Martin
        Three Sides of Paradise Green by Augusta Huiell Seaman
        Barbara Picks a Husband by Hermann Hagedorn
        The Little Girl Who Couldn't Get Over It by Alfred Scott Barry
        Love Eternal by H. Rider Haggard
        Miss Mink's Soldier, and Other Stories by Hegan Alice Rice
        The Room with the Tassels by Carolyn Wells
      32. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 46-49 - 4 Reviews
        Visits to Walt Whitman in 1890-1891 by John Johnston and J.W. Wallace
        The International Who's Who in Music and Musical Gazetteer by Cesar Saerchinger
        The Hive by Will Levington Comfort
        Mobilizing Woman-Power by Harriot Stanton Blatch
      33. Miscellaneous, pp. 50-89
      34. Investments and Finance, pp. 90-93
      35. Miscellaneous, p. 94
    7. [+]
      November 23, 1918 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. Bolshevism Threatening the World, pp. 9-11
      2. An "Unconditional Surrender", pp. 12-13
      3. The Republican Opportunity, p. 14
      4. The Specter of Famine over Europe, pp. 15-16
      5. American and British Navies in the War, p. 17
      6. They Must Pay, p. 18
      7. Mr. Wilson's Idealism at the Peace Table, p. 19
      8. Denmark Wants Schleswig, p. 20
      9. Poisoning the Wells, p. 20
      10. When the Tanks Were Gassed, p. 21
      11. A Way to Save Wool, p. 22
      12. The Oil-Can as a Globe-Trotter, p. 22
      13. America: First in Farm-Tractors, p. 23
      14. Fire as a Weapon, p. 24
      15. When the Breweries Go Dry, p. 25
      16. Woman's Eye for Color Utilized, p. 25
      17. Art Thefts in France and Italy, p. 26
      18. Barrie Putting Wilhelm in His Place, p. 27
      19. London's Theater Prosperity, p. 28
      20. Turning French Light on Our Music, p. 29
      21. To Charge or Not for Soldiers' Comforts?, p. 30
      22. Christianity's Victory, p. 31
      23. The Soldier's Lack of Hate, p. 32
      24. Germany's Moral Defeat, pp. 32-33
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 34-36
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 37-89
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 90-94
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 95-96
    8. [+]
      November 30, 1918 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. Shall We Go Without to Feed Germany?, pp. 7-8
      2. How the War Was Won, pp. 9-11
      3. Wilhelm to the Bar of Justice, pp. 12-13
      4. The President at the Peace Table, pp. 14-15
      5. The Coming British Elections, pp. 16-17
      6. Germany Playing the "Baby Act", p. 18
      7. The Swiss Center of Bolshevism, p. 19
      8. How Aviation Has Done the Impossible, p. 20
      9. Near-Glass, p. 21
      10. Baby Airplanes, p. 21
      11. The World's Strongest Fiber, p. 22
      12. The Right Blood-Pressure, p. 22
      13. How Influenza Got In, p. 23
      14. Curing Madness by Tooth-Pulling, p. 24
      15. New York's First Statue to an Actor, p. 25
      16. Praise for American Poets, p. 26
      17. Tolstoy Still Dreaming, p. 27
      18. Cold Water for French Good Will, p. 28
      19. An "Art Indemnity" Demanded, p. 28
      20. "The Gray Man of Christ", p. 29
      21. A Call to Repentance, p. 30
      22. "He Hath Put Down the Mighty from Their Seats", p. 30
      23. "The Great Army That Died", p. 31
      24. War-Time Food-Problems, pp. 32-35
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 38-61
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 62-66
    9. [+]
      December 7, 1918 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Remobilizing for Peace, pp. 11-12
      2. Why Mr. McAdoo Resigns, p. 13
      3. The War's Cost in Human Lives, p. 14
      4. End of the German Navy, pp. 15-16
      5. Bolshevik Mutterings Here, pp. 17-18
      6. Germany's Last Hope, p. 19
      7. American Colonies in Africa?, p. 20
      8. Breakers Ahead for the League of Nations, p. 21
      9. A Tribute from Denmark, p. 22
      10. Belgium's Troubles Not Yet Over, p. 22
      11. How Canada Handles Her Disabled Soldiers, p. 23
      12. Saving Coal with Peat, p. 24
      13. A Bridge That Works Like a Kite, p. 25
      14. The Cheapness of Light, p. 25
      15. Old Rails for Ties, p. 26
      16. Is the Influenza a Chinese Plague?, p. 26
      17. Nature's Primal War, p. 27
      18. Maeterlinck's New Plan for Picking a Wife, p. 28
      19. France to Commemorate Our Aid, p. 29
      20. Germany's Aerial Prophet, p. 30
      21. Lore of the Chanteys, p. 31
      22. Changing Heads of the Mormon Church, p. 32
      23. Wilhelm's Sacrilege Avenged, p. 33
      24. Seeing the "Mote" and Forgetting the "Beam", pp. 34-36
      25. Education in Americanism, p. 37
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 38-43
      27. [+]
        The Year's Best Twenty-Five Holiday Books for Adults, pp. 44-55 - 25 Reviews
        The Education of Henry Adams by Henry Adams
        How Motion Pictures Are Made by Homer Croy
        The Kaiser as I Know Him by Arthur N. Davis
        The Roots of the War by William Stearns Davis, William Anderson, and Mason W. Tyler, ...
        Alsace-Lorraine by George Wharton Edwards
        The Romance of Old Philadelphia by John T. Faris
        Working My Way Around the World by Harry A. Franck
        The Life and Letters of Joel Chandler Harris by Julia Collier Harris and Joel Chandler Harris, ...
        The German Secret Service in America, 1914-1918 by John Price Jones and Paul Merrick Hollister
        George Westinghouse: His Life and Achievements by Francis E. Leupp
        The Catskills by T. Morris Longstreth
        Mahan on Naval Warfare by Allan Westcott and Alfred T. Mahan
        Fifth Avenue by Arthur Bartlett Maurice
        The United States in the World War, 1914-1918 by John Bach McMaster
        Ambassador Morgenthau's Story by Henry Morgenthau
        The Vandal of Europe by Wilhelm Muhlon
        The Near-East from Within by Anonymous
        The Valley of Democracy by Meredith Nicholson
        Outwitting the Hun by Pat O'Brien
        America in the War by Louis Raemaekers
        Modern and Contemporary European History by J. Salwyn Schapiro
        From Berlin to Bagdad by George Abel Schreiner
        Militarism and Statecraft by Munroe Smith
        Old Days on the Farm by A.C. Wood
        Historic Mackinac by Edwin O. Wood
      28. [+]
        The Year's Best Twenty-Five Holiday Books for Children, pp. 56-66 - 25 Reviews
        Soldiers of the Sea by Willis J. Abbot
        The Trail Book by Mary Austin
        For the Freedom of the Seas by Ralph Henry Barbour
        The American Boys' Engineering Book by A. Russell Bond
        I Am An American by Sara Cone Bryant
        The Boy Who Knew What the Birds Said by Padraic Colum
        Adventures in Beaver Stream Camp, Lost in the Northern Wilds by A. Radclyffe Dugmore
        The Dogs of Boytown by Walter A. Dyer
        Indian Heroes and Great Chieftains by Charles A. Eastman
        Our Humble Helpers by Jean-Henri Fabre
        The Little House in the Woods by Clara Whitehill Hunt
        The Fairy Who Believed in Human Beings by Gertrude Alice Kay
        The Book of Bravery by Henry W. Lanier
        Under Orders by Harold S. Latham
        Canadian Wonder Tales by Cyrus MacMillan
        The Book of American Wars by Helen Nicolay
        The Book of Elves and Fairies by Frances Jenkins Olcott
        The French Twins by Lucy Fitch Perkins
        English Fairy Tales by Flora A. Steel
        Little Brother and Little Sister, and Other Tales by Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm
        Melissa-Across-the-Street by Augusta Huiell Seaman
        Fighters Young Americans Want to Know by Everett T. Tomlinson
        The Mysterious Island by Jules Verne
        Dream Boats, and Other Stories by Dugald Stewart Walker
        "Come Unto These Yellow Sands" by Margaret L. Woods
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 67-75
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 76-78
    10. [+]
      December 14, 1918 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. Making War on Our Chief Peacemaker, pp. 9-11
      2. We Turn to the Pursuits of Peace, p. 12
      3. A Vanished Railroad Ghost, p. 13
      4. War-Prices and Peace Wages, pp. 14-15
      5. Mr. Kitchin's Plan of Taxation, p. 16
      6. The Freedom of the Weas, p. 17
      7. Shall We Take German Africa?, p. 18
      8. How Canada Views the President's Trip, p. 19
      9. Russia's Chaos Laid to the Allies, p. 20
      10. Surgical Moss Wanted for Red-Cross Work, p. 21
      11. Abolishing the Private Kitchen, p. 22
      12. The Banker's Failure as a Railroader, p. 23
      13. A Plea to Improve a Fatal Water-Route, p. 23
      14. Automatic Musical Composition, p. 24
      15. Why Arc-Light Globes Turn Purple, p. 24
      16. Machine-Made Rubber, p. 25
      17. An Arch of Thanksgiving and Welcome, p. 26
      18. The Scene of the Peace Drama, pp. 27-28
      19. A Way Open for Shakespeare, p. 29
      20. A Christmas Call, p. 30
      21. Cannon for Peace Bells, p. 31
      22. Are Bolsheviki Mainly Jewish?, p. 32
      23. War-Time Food Problems, p. 33
      24. Current Poetry, pp. 34-37
      25. Miscellaneous, pp. 38-73
      26. Investments and Finance, pp. 74-79
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 80-82
    11. [+]
      December 21, 1918 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Britain's Peace Terms, pp. 5-7
      2. War-Taxes for Peace Years, pp. 8-9
      3. Our Share in Winning the War, p. 10
      4. The Peru-Chile Tiff, pp. 11-12
      5. Holland's Unwelcome Guest, p. 13
      6. Germany's Debt to Belgium, p. 14
      7. Germany Not Starving, p. 14
      8. A Critical Moment for Jugo-Slavia, p. 15
      9. England Ruled by Foreigners, p. 16
      10. Wireless Emancipated by an American Inventor, p. 17
      11. Ninety-nine Per Cent. Starvation, p. 18
      12. Whale-Steaks, p. 18
      13. The United States Equal to Europe, p. 19
      14. Substitutes for War, p. 20
      15. How the "Flu" Mask Traps the Germ, p. 21
      16. Earthquake Weather, p. 21
      17. Rostand, p. 22
      18. Democracy in the Berlin Opera, p. 23
      19. Sowing Seeds in Shipyards, p. 24
      20. Where Women Do Not Lead, p. 25
      21. Whitefield on the Pennsylvania Campus, p. 26
      22. Bolshevism Challenging the Church, p. 27
      23. The Shipyard Religion, p. 28
      24. Current Poetry, p. 29
      25. [+]
        Mr. Morgenthau's Experiences at Constantinople, p. 30 - 1 Review
        Ambassador Morgenthau's Story by Henry Morgenthau
      26. [+]
        The Kaiser as His Dentist Knew Him, pp. 30-31 - 1 Review
        The Kaiser as I Know Him by Arthur N. Davis
      27. [+]
        Stories of the Insect World, p. 32 - 1 Review
        Knowing Insects Through Stories by Floyd Bralliar
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 32-61
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 62-68
    12. [+]
      December 28, 1918 Issue = 37 Articles
      1. What Germany Must Pay, pp. 11-13
      2. Mr. Hearst's Americanism, p. 14
      3. Mr. McAdoo's Railroad "Depth Bomb", pp. 15-16
      4. The Seizure of the Wires, p. 17
      5. Topics in Brief, p. 18
      6. Germany's Rival Revolutions, p. 19
      7. The Kaiser in Canada, p. 20
      8. Who Are the Spartacides?, p. 21
      9. The Hun's "Undefeated" Soldiers, p. 21
      10. No Clash on the "Free Seas", p. 22
      11. Expert Medical Advice on Influenza, p. 23
      12. Harvesting Salt Lake's Salt, p. 24
      13. Vaccination Against Influenza, p. 25
      14. Electrically Heated Tools, p. 25
      15. Baby Tanks and What They Did, p. 26
      16. Wireless: Fettered or Unfettered?, p. 27
      17. How American Artists Picture the War, p. 28
      18. A British Drama of Lincoln, p. 29
      19. Two Wars in Song, pp. 30-31
      20. Trees to Keep Green the Memory of Our Heroic Dead, p. 32
      21. Papal Neutrality Indicted and Defended, p. 33
      22. Cost of Running the Red Cross, pp. 34-36
      23. Hunger---The Black Shadow, p. 37
      24. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      25. [+]
        Lamartine Man of Letters and Statesman, pp. 40-42 - 1 Review
        The Life of Lamartine by H. Remsen Whitehouse
      26. [+]
        A French View of American Idealism, p. 43 - 1 Review
        The People of Action by Gustave Rodrigues
      27. [+]
        Religion in Korea, p. 43 - 1 Review
        Korean Buddhism by Frederick Starr
      28. [+]
        Great Britain and Her Empire, p. 43 - 1 Review
        Imperial England by Cecil Fairfield Lavell and Charles Edward Payne, ...
      29. [+]
        Spanish-American Liberators, p. 44 - 1 Review
        Rise of the Spanish-American Republics by William Spence Robertson
      30. [+]
        As to Prohibition, p. 44 - 1 Review
        Why Prohibition! by Charles Stelzle
      31. [+]
        Spain's Imperial Rise, pp. 44-46 - 1 Review
        The Rise of the Spanish Empire in the Old World and in the New by Roger Bigelow Merriman
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        Other Books Worth While, p. 47 - 3 Reviews
        The British in Capri, 1806-1808 by Lees Knowles
        The Social Plays of Arthur Wing Pinero, Vol. II by Clayton Hamilton and Arthur Wing Pinero
        The Silent Watchers by Bennet Copplestone
      33. Personal Glimpses, pp. 47-105
      34. The Spice of Life, pp. 106-108
      35. Current Events, pp. 109-117
      36. Investments and Finance, pp. 118-129
      37. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 130
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