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    Issues of Jan.-Mar. 1915 = 13 Issues, 401 Articles
    1. [+]
      January 6, 1915 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. The Philippine Unrest, p. 1
      2. The Situation in Japan, p. 2
      3. Unnecessary Inhospitable Impolitic, p. 2
      4. The Community Christmas, p. 3
      5. Christmas Hospitality, p. 3
      6. Sing Sing's Greatest Day, p. 4
      7. A Hundred Years of Peace, p. 5
      8. Madame Vandervelde, p. 5
      9. The Appeal in the Frank Case, p. 6
      10. The Notorious Thaw Case Again, p. 7
      11. A Friend of Workingwomen, p. 7
      12. War Surgery in France, p. 8
      13. President Hadley on Intellectual Stimulus, p. 8
      14. The American Protest to Great Britain, pp. 9-10
      15. John Muir: Naturalist, p. 11
      16. The Challenge of Trouble, p. 12
      17. A Letter to a German-American Friend, pp. 13-16
      18. The Railways and the Rates, pp. 17-19
      19. The Story of the War by Gregory Mason, pp. 20-23
      20. II. Alliance with "Russian Barbarism" by George Kennan, pp. 24-26
      21. John Muir: An Appreciation by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 27-28
      22. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 29-36
      23. Flammonde by Edwin Arlington Robinson, pp. 37-38
      24. Getting a Job by R. Roe, pp. 39-45
      25. Gathering Up the Fragments by L.E. Theiss, pp. 46-48
      26. The Spectator, pp. 49-51
      27. By the Way, p. 52
    2. [+]
      January 13, 1915 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Mr. Taft on the Philippines, p. 53
      2. In Congress, p. 53
      3. Remedies for Unemployment, p. 54
      4. "Hiring and Firing", p. 55
      5. Unemployment Insurance, p. 55
      6. Child Labor and the Federal Government, p. 56
      7. Missions in Turkey, p. 56
      8. Turkish Laws for Foreigners, p. 57
      9. The New Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, p. 57
      10. Sir Henry Newbols, p. 58
      11. A Remarkable Letter on the Japanese Question, p. 58
      12. American Generosity, p. 59
      13. Violin Teaching in the Public Schools, p. 60
      14. Terror in the Subway, p. 60
      15. Christianity and War, pp. 61-62
      16. The Police in a Democracy, p. 63
      17. Immigration, pp. 64-65
      18. Laws and Character, p. 66
      19. The Story of the War by Gregory Mason, pp. 67-70
      20. II. The Unification of Russia , pp. 71-74
      21. The President's Protest to England, pp. 75-78
      22. With the War Photographers in Belgium by A.R. Williams, pp. 79-83
      23. Sense and Nonsense About the Holy War by Vranyali Muftizade, p. 84
      24. A Great Public Servant by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 85-86
      25. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 87-94
      26. One Still, Strong Man by Washington Gladden, pp. 95-99
      27. The Spectator, pp. 100-102
      28. [+]
        Some Makers of History, pp. 103-104 - 1 Review
        Memorials of Eminent Yale Men by Anson Phelps Stokes
      29. [+]
        5 Reviews Outlines of International Law, by Charles H. S..., p. 105 - 5 Reviews
        Outlines of International Law by Charles H. Stockton
        The Wonder of Life by J. Arthur Thomson
        The Practical Book of Period Furniture by H.D. Eberlein and Abbot McClure
        The Life of King George of Greece by Captain Walter Christmas
        Famous War Correspondents by F. Lauriston Bullard
      30. The Reader's View, pp. 106-107
      31. By the Way, p. 108
    3. [+]
      January 20, 1915 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. England's Preliminary Reply, p. 109
      2. The Arizona Alien Labor Law, p. 109
      3. Secretary Garrison on the Army, p. 110
      4. The Woman's Suffrage Question in Congress, p. 110
      5. The Teacher-Mother Problem, p. 111
      6. The Dangers of the Subway, p. 111
      7. The Fight for the Forests, p. 112
      8. The Minneapolis Museum of Fine Arts, p. 113
      9. Cardinal Mercier, p. 114
      10. Mexico: The Villa-Carranza War, p. 114
      11. Mrs. James T. Fields, p. 115
      12. The Auto Show, p. 116
      13. Tragedy in Labrador, p. 116
      14. A Missionary Protest, p. 117
      15. The New Status of Egypt, p. 117
      16. Yale in China, p. 118
      17. The Other Side, p. 118
      18. The Shipping Bill, pp. 119-120
      19. President Wilson's Indianapolis Speech---A Review and an Estimate, pp. 121-122
      20. II. The Views of the Press , pp. 123-124
      21. III. The Outlook's Estimate , pp. 125-127
      22. The Story of the War by Gregory Mason, pp. 128-131
      23. II. The War and the Russian Jews by George Kennan, pp. 132-134
      24. Red Tape in Alaska by Franklin K. Lane, Secretary of the Interior, pp. 135-140
      25. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 141-148
      26. An American's Impressions of the War Zone by Edward A. Filene, pp. 149-154
      27. Teaching Concentration by Elizabeth Childe, pp. 155-158
      28. The Conservation of Wild Life by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 159-162
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      January 27, 1915 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. "Murder Is Murder", p. 151
      2. The Earthquake in Italy, p. 152
      3. The Question of the Dacia and the Ship Purchase Bill, pp. 153-154
      4. The Menace of Mexico, p. 155
      5. The Danbury Hatters' Case, p. 155
      6. The Resignation of Governor Blease, p. 156
      7. Behind Prison Bars, p. 157
      8. Governor Johnson and California, p. 158
      9. Two Citizen Bishops, p. 158
      10. Count von Berchtold Resigns, p. 159
      11. Japanese Aid for the Allies, p. 160
      12. What Every Suburb Should Do, p. 161
      13. An Announcement and a Story, p. 162
      14. Secretary Bryan and San Domingo Spoils, pp. 163-164
      15. The Shipping Bill, p. 165
      16. A Parable to be Completed, p. 166
      17. Investigating the Educational Foundations, p. 166
      18. The Story of the Week, pp. 167-170
      19. The Czar and the Jews by George Kennan, pp. 171-175
      20. Political Refugees and the Immigration Bill, pp. 176-177
      21. The Centenary of the Battle of New Orleans by Grace King, pp. 178-180
      22. Italy and the War by Felice Ferrero, pp. 181-185
      23. With the German Army in Its Dash Toward Paris by Arthur Sweetser, pp. 186-190
      24. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 191-197
      25. The Cloisters by Elbert F. Baldwin, pp. 198-204
      26. The Angel with the Sword by Amelia J. Burr, p. 205
      27. "Fortissimi Sunt Belgae" by Helen Coale Crew, p. 205
      28. The Silent Pilots by David A. Wasson, pp. 206-213
      29. Reminiscences: Chapter XIII. Disappointment by Lyman Abbott, pp. 214-223
      30. John Burroughs and His Haunts by Albert H. Pratt, pp. 224-230
      31. Commerce and Finance: The Practice of "Short" Selling by Theodore H. Price, pp. 231-234
      32. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 235-237 - 11 Reviews
        The Everyman Encyclopaedia by Andrew Boyle
        Prehistoric Man and His Story by G.F. Scott Elliot
        The Real Turk by Stanwood Cobb
        Political History of Secession to the Beginning of the American Civil War by Daniel Wait Howe
        The Making of the Nations: Germany by A.W. Holland
        Those of His Own Household by Rene Bazin
        Republican Rome by H.L. Havell
        German Masters of Art by Helen A. Dickinson
        The Man of Nazareth by Frederick Lincoln Anderson
        The Inner Life of the Royal Academy by George Dunlop Leslie
        A Wanderer in Venice by Edward V. Lucas
      33. By the Way, p. 238
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      February 3, 1915 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. The Industrial Commission Hearings, p. 239
      2. Getting Jobs for the Jobless, p. 240
      3. The Slaughter at Roosevelt, p. 241
      4. Senator Lodge on the Shipping Bill, p. 242
      5. The Dacia the Ship Purchase Bill and English Opinion, p. 242
      6. American Neutrality: A Denial of Discrimination and Indifference, pp. 243-244
      7. Military Affairs in Congress, p. 245
      8. Cardinal Mercier's Pastoral Letter, pp. 245-246
      9. That "Scrap of Paper", p. 247
      10. Conditions in Germany and England, p. 247
      11. Professor Ostwald and the University of Leipsic, p. 248
      12. Making Aircraft Safe, p. 248
      13. California and the Japanese, p. 249
      14. A New Art Center, p. 250
      15. A More Businesslike Consular Service, p. 250
      16. The Italian Earthquake, p. 251
      17. Swiss Opinion, p. 251
      18. America's Duty and the Rules of War, pp. 252-254
      19. Un-American and Un-Democratic, p. 255
      20. The Ship Purchase Bill: Its Danger and Folly, p. 256
      21. The Good Samaritan with a New Problem, p. 257
      22. The Story of the War by Gregory Mason, pp. 258-262
      23. II. Russian Military Efficiency by George Kennan, pp. 263-266
      24. San Domingo and Secretary Bryan, pp. 267-270
      25. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 271-278
      26. The Nation's Business and the Nation's Government by Felix Orman, pp. 279-286
      27. Christianity and War by Frank Crane, pp. 287-288
      28. Will the Shipping Bill Help or Hurt Our Commerce? by Agnes C. Laut, pp. 289-292
      29. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 293-295 - 17 Reviews
        The Political and Economic Doctrines of John Marshall by John Edward Oster and John Marshall
        The World's Story by Eva March Tappan
        The Awakening by Henry Bordeaux
        William Pardow of the Company of Jesus by Justine B. Ward
        The Honest House by Ruby Ross Goodnow
        The Practice of Christianity by L. Dougall
        Yourself and the Neighbors by Seumas MacManus
        Big Game Fields of America, North and South by Daniel Jasper Singer
        Italian Gardens of the Renaissance, and Other Studies by Julia Cartwright
        Delightful Dalmatia by Alice Lee Moque
        The Wisdom of Father Brown by G.K. Chesterton
        Germany of Today by Charles Tower
        Our Knowledge of the External World by Bertrand Russell
        Life of Sir John Lubbock, Lord Avebury by Horace G. Hutchinson
        Memories by John Galsworthy
        Early American Churches by Aymar Embury
        The Grand Tour in the Eighteenth Century by William Edward Mead
      30. By the Way, p. 296
    6. [+]
      February 10, 1915 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The Dynamiting of the Canadian Bridge, p. 297
      2. Filibuster and Insurrection, p. 297
      3. The Dacis Again, p. 298
      4. One View of American Neutrality, pp. 298-299
      5. International Law and the German Submarines, p. 300
      6. A Blockade of the British Isles, p. 300
      7. The Army and Navy Appropriation Bill, p. 301
      8. The President and Prosperity, p. 301
      9. "Mother Jones" and Mr. Rockefeller, p. 302
      10. What Is Coercion by an Employer?, p. 303
      11. Must a Man Accept a Pardon Against His Will?, p. 303
      12. A Procession of Presidents, p. 304
      13. The Chant of Hate and German Opinion, p. 305
      14. Louvain Professors at Harvard, p. 305
      15. Mr. Shaw's New Play, p. 306
      16. Carl Goldmark, p. 306
      17. A Prophecy Fulfilled, p. 307
      18. The Ship Purchase Bill, pp. 308-310
      19. The Veto of the Immigration Bill, p. 311
      20. [+]
        Some Old Novels, pp. 311-312 - 2 Reviews
        The Wide, Wide World by Susan Warner
      21. The Story of the War by Gregory Mason, pp. 313-316
      22. II. Trench Fighting by George Kennan, pp. 317-320
      23. The President and Immigration, pp. 321-322
      24. A German Individualist (A Letter), p. 323
      25. Commissioner Woods and the New Police Power by Campbell MacCulloch, pp. 324-326
      26. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 327-336
      27. Japan, Germany, and the United States by Chauncey M. Cady, p. 337
      28. What Will Japan Do With Kiaochau? by C.V. Hibbard, pp. 338-340
      29. The American Musician by Daniel Gregory Mason, pp. 341-344
      30. The Spectator, pp. 345-346
      31. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 347-349 - 10 Reviews
        Through Siberia, The Land of the Future by Fridtjof Nansen
        Westminster Abbey: Its Architecture, History and Monuments by Helen Marshall Pratt
        Fear and Conventionality by Elsie Clews Parsons
        Oddsfish! by Robert Hugh Benson
        Russian Expansion on the Pacific, 1641-1850 by Frank Alfred Golder
        Vatican: Its History Its Treasures by T.J. Kennedy and James C. Gray
        Social Christianity in the Orient by John E. Clough and Emma Rauschenbusch-Clough
        Jewish Life in Modern Times by Israel Cohen
        The Writings of John Quincy Adams by Worthington Chauncey Ford and John Quincy Adams, ...
        Principles of Secondary Education by Paul Monroe
      32. The Reader's View, pp. 350-351
      33. By the Way, p. 352
    7. [+]
      February 17, 1915 Issue = 24 Articles
      1. Congress at a Standstill, p. 353
      2. Congess and Military Supplies, pp. 353-354
      3. Problems of War and Commerce, p. 355
      4. American Business States Its Case, p. 356
      5. Public Service Commissions, p. 357
      6. Final Hearings on Industrial Relations, p. 358
      7. Getting Temperance Facts Before the Public, p. 359
      8. "Children of the Earth", p. 359
      9. The Vatican and the British Government, p. 360
      10. [+]
        "Miss Braddon" and Her Novels, p. 360 - 1 Review
        Lady Audley's Secret by Mary Elizabeth Braddon
      11. In Lent: The Battle of Life, p. 361
      12. Self-Raising Children, p. 361
      13. The German Decree, pp. 362-364
      14. The Story of the War by Gregory Mason, pp. 365-370
      15. II. Lights and Shades of Russian Prohibition by George Kennan, pp. 371-373
      16. War Zones: A Poll of the International Press, pp. 374-376
      17. A Pro-German Letter and a Reply, pp. 377-381
      18. The Ship, the Flag, and the Enemy by Professor Ellery C. Stowell, pp. 382-384
      19. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 385-393
      20. Uncle Sam: Employment Agent by William B. Wilson, p. 394
      21. The Income Tax---When Net Loss May Be Net Income by George Tumpson, pp. 394-399
      22. The American Composer by Arthur Whiting, pp. 400-404
      23. The Reader's View, pp. 405-407
      24. By the Way, p. 408
    8. [+]
      February 24, 1915 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The San Francisco Fair, p. 405
      2. Business and the Government, p. 405
      3. The Ship Purchase Bill, p. 406
      4. The British Parliament, p. 407
      5. Three Other Parliaments, p. 408
      6. Relief: Belgium Poland Palestine, pp. 408-409
      7. Japan and China, p. 410
      8. The Japanese Political Situation, p. 410
      9. H.G. Wells on Holland, p. 411
      10. The Southwestern Slavs, p. 412
      11. A Statesman-Educator, p. 413
      12. The Menace to Amateur Sport, pp. 413-414
      13. The New Swiss President, p. 415
      14. Better News from Labrador, p. 415
      15. Crowding Shylock Out of Business, p. 416
      16. For the Sailor Ashore, p. 417
      17. America's Reply, pp. 418-420
      18. The Peril to Government Merchantmen, p. 421
      19. In Lent: The Old Fight, p. 422
      20. The Preaching Wanted for To-Day, pp. 422-423
      21. The Story of the War by Gregory Mason, pp. 424-426
      22. II. War Relief Work in Russia by George Kennan, pp. 427-429
      23. The Shipping Bill and March Fourth by Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, pp. 430-432
      24. Clausewitz and This War by Arthur Bullard, pp. 433-436
      25. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 437-444
      26. The High Cost of Smoke by Lewis E. Theiss, pp. 445-449
      27. Behind the Scenes in a Department Store by Anne Emerson, pp. 450-455
      28. Capturing Carcassonne by Henry Hoyt Moore, pp. 456-465
      29. Reminiscences: XIV. Beginning Again by Lyman Abbott, pp. 466-482
      30. Commerce and Finance by Theodore H. Price, pp. 483-487
      31. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 488-491 - 14 Reviews
        The New International Encyclopaedia by Frank Moore Colby and Talcott Williams
        With Poor Immigrants to America by Stephen Graham
        Abraham Lincoln by Rose Strunsky
        A Layman's Apology by Gilbert M. Tucker
        Thirty Years in the Manchu Capital by Dugald Christie
        Gleanings from Chinese Folklore by Nellie N. Russell and Mary H. Porter
        Java, Sumatra, and the Other Islands of the Dutch East Indies by Antoine Cabaton
        Mormonism To-Day and Its Remedy by John D. Nutting
        What Women Want by Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale
        The Lone Star Ranger by Zane Grey
        Sun Lore of All Ages by William Tyler Olcott
        The Christian Life in the Modern World by Francis Greenwood Peabody
        Christianity and the Social Rage by Adolph A. Berle
        Volume III, 1846-1855 by William Flavelle Monypenny and George Earle Buckle, ...
      32. By the Way, p. 492
    9. [+]
      March 3, 1915 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. The Last Week of the Sixty-third Congress, p. 493
      2. Food in Packages, p. 494
      3. The United States Chamber of Commerce and the Shipping Bill, p. 494
      4. The Utah Indian Fight, p. 495
      5. Canadian Indians and the Fur Trade, pp. 495-496
      6. The Religious Revival at Yale, p. 497
      7. A Public Loss, p. 497
      8. The Old and the New in Theatrical Art, p. 498
      9. English Opera in America, p. 499
      10. Numbering the Birds, p. 500
      11. International Opium Reform, p. 501
      12. Educational Institutions in Turkey, p. 501
      13. The World's Oldest Laws, p. 501
      14. The Rights of Merchant Ships in War, pp. 502-503
      15. Christianity and War, p. 504
      16. In Lent: The Inward Punishment, p. 505
      17. The New Conscience, p. 506
      18. Christianity and War: Some Letters, pp. 507-508
      19. The Story of the War by Gregory Mason, pp. 509-513
      20. II. War Relief Work in Russia by George Kennan, pp. 514-516
      21. The German Note, pp. 517-518
      22. Should Neutrals Refuse to Sell Arms to Warring Nations? by Charles Noble Gregory, pp. 519-520
      23. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 521-529
      24. Belgians at Work for One Another by Tyler Dennett, pp. 530-532
      25. The Church of the Flaming Heart by Temple Bailey, pp. 533-538
      26. Parents and Education by Elizabeth Childe, pp. 539-541
      27. [+]
        Three Novels of Unrest, p. 542 - 3 Reviews
        The Harbor by Ernest Poole
        The Turmoil by Booth Tarkington
        Mrs. Martin's Man by St. John G. Ervine
      28. [+]
        8 Reviews The World War, by Elbert Francis Baldwin, pp. 543-545 - 8 Reviews
        The World War by Elbert Francis Baldwin
        The Life of Thomas Brackett Reed by Samuel W. McCall
        The Edinburgh and Dore Lectures on Mental Science by Thomas Troward
        Before Vassar Opened by James Monroe Taylor
        Through the Grand Canyon from Wyoming to Mexico by Ellsworth L. Kolb
        California: An Intimate History by Gertrude Atherton
        Antarctic Adventure: Scott's Northern Party by Raymond E. Priestley
        On the Track of the Great by Aubrey Stanhope
      29. By the Way, p. 546
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      March 10, 1915 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. The End of the Sixty-third Congress, p. 547
      2. The Seaman's Bill, p. 547
      3. A Bad Law and a Big Problem, p. 548
      4. The American Legion, p. 548
      5. A Dangerous Bill, p. 549
      6. Murder in Mexico, p. 550
      7. Anarchists Arrested in the Act, p. 550
      8. Chicago's Mayoralty Contest, p. 551
      9. Berea at the National Capital, p. 552
      10. A Mission of International Understanding, p. 552
      11. Japan and China, p. 553
      12. Rates Dividends and Wages, p. 553
      13. A Government Discovery, p. 554
      14. Safety First Again, p. 554
      15. Church Gains in 1914, p. 555
      16. England Replies, p. 556
      17. The Carnegie Institution: Its Work and Organization, pp. 557-558
      18. In Lent: The Latest Temptation, p. 559
      19. No Glad Tidings for Quitters, p. 560
      20. The Story of the War by Gregory Mason, pp. 561-563
      21. II. Russia and Constantinople by George Kennan, pp. 564-566
      22. The Blockade of Germany, pp. 567-569
      23. Christianity and War: A Letter, p. 570
      24. French Proof of German Atrocities by Professor Raymond Weeks, pp. 571-574
      25. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 575-582
      26. The Neutral Nations of Europe by Arthur Bullard, pp. 583-586
      27. Religion: A Triologue by Henry Rutgers Marshall, pp. 587-593
      28. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 594-595 - 7 Reviews
        The British Empire and the United States by William Archibald Dunning
        Life in America One Hundred Years Ago by Gaillard Hunt
        The Story of Bethlehem Hospital from Its Foundation in 1247 by Edward Geoffrey O'Donoghue
        Sir George Etienne Cartier, Bart: His Life and Times by John Boyd
        Reptiles and Batrachians by E.G. Boulenger
        A Russian Comedy of Errors by George Kennan
        Mushroom Town by Oliver Onions
      29. The Reader's View, pp. 596-597
      30. By the Way, p. 598
    11. [+]
      March 17, 1915 Issue = 37 Articles
      1. An Announcement, p. 599
      2. Americans in Danger in Mexico, p. 599
      3. Colonel Goethals and Promotion, p. 600
      4. A Proposal for World Peace, p. 600
      5. Full Crew Laws, p. 601
      6. The Seaman's Bill, p. 601
      7. "Pork Barrel Pensions", p. 602
      8. National Defense, p. 603
      9. The American Legion Again, p. 604
      10. A Wise Proposal, p. 605
      11. Judge Lindsey and the Juvenile Court, p. 605
      12. A Mistaken Bill, p. 606
      13. Mr. Davies and the Trade Commission, p. 606
      14. Release of the Korean Prisoners, p. 607
      15. When Our Ship Comes In, p. 608
      16. Womens Hours of Work, p. 609
      17. Much Needed Legal Reforms, p. 610
      18. Sugar, p. 611
      19. Telephone Rates in New York, p. 611
      20. The Children's Movies, p. 612
      21. The President and Congress, pp. 612-613
      22. Justice, p. 614
      23. The Rights of Our Citizens in Turkey, p. 615
      24. In Lent: The Denial of Life, p. 616
      25. The Story of the War by Gregory Mason, pp. 617-621
      26. II. How Russian Soldiers Were Enlightened in Japan by George Kennan, pp. 622-626
      27. Two Years of Democratic Control, pp. 627-630
      28. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 631-638
      29. A Servian Battle at Night, p. 639
      30. An American Critic by Hamilton W. Mabie, pp. 640-643
      31. Three Poems by Laura Benet, p. 644
      32. Resurrection by Eloise Robinson, p. 644
      33. I Wonder by Hermann Hagedorn, p. 644
      34. Credit versus Charity: The Morris Plan by Lyman Beecher Stowe, pp. 645-649
      35. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 650-651 - 6 Reviews
        King Albert's Book
        Advertising---Selling the Consumer by John Lee Mahin
        The New Business by Harry Tipper
        Modern Religious Movements in India by J.N. Farquhar
        On Sunset Highways by Thomas D. Murphy
        Pepper by Holworthy Hall
      36. The Reader's View, pp. 652-653
      37. By the Way, p. 654
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      March 24, 1915 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. The President and the Public Lands, p. 657
      2. The Need of a Budget, p. 657
      3. The Counselor for the Department of State, p. 658
      4. Worse and Worse in Mexico!, p. 658
      5. Japan and International Manners, p. 659
      6. Is the United States a Musical Country?, p. 659
      7. A Versatile British Artist, p. 660
      8. A Correction, p. 661
      9. Libeling a Church, p. 661
      10. Daring that Leads to Death, p. 661
      11. A Great Newspaper, p. 661
      12. The University of California and Public Health, p. 662
      13. A Notable Social Survey, p. 663
      14. "Sing Sing Must Go", p. 663
      15. The Prison Farm, p. 664
      16. A Time for Calmness, p. 665
      17. What Are They Fighting For?, pp. 666-667
      18. Bernhardi's Change of Heart, p. 668
      19. Fine Things in WAr, p. 669
      20. In Lent: The Price of the Soul, p. 669
      21. A Boswell Memorial in London, pp. 670-671
      22. The Story of the War by Gregory Mason, pp. 672-674
      23. A Great Russian, p. 675
      24. Women and War, p. 676
      25. In the Light of Billy Sunday by William T. Ellis, pp. 677-679
      26. The Russian Muzhik by George Kennan, pp. 680-682
      27. The British War Machine by Arthur Bullard, pp. 683-686
      28. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 687-694
      29. The Church of the Fat Land by Martha Bensley Bruere and Robert W. Bruere, pp. 695-705
      30. West of Ireland by Warren B. Blake, pp. 706-712
      31. Reminiscences: XV. The New Journalism by Lyman Abbott, pp. 713-729
      32. Commerce and Finance by Theodore H. Price, pp. 730-734
      33. [+]
        Stories of Contrasted Types, pp. 735-737 - 7 Reviews
        Sanine by Michael Artzibashev
        Brunel's Tower by Eden Phillpotts
        The Sword of Youth by James Lane Allen
        Angela's Business by Henry Sydnor Harrison
        The Man of Iron by Richard Dehan
        Red Fleece by Will Levington Comfort
        Bealby by H.G. Wells
      34. [+]
        6 Reviews On the Cosmic Relations, by Henry Holt, pp. 738-739 - 6 Reviews
        On the Cosmic Relations by Henry Holt
        The Psychology of Maeterlinck by Granville Forbes Sturgis
        The Revolutionary Period in Europe, 1763-1815 by Henry Eldridge Bourne
        Chief Contemporary Dramatists by Thomas H. Dickinson
        Science and Faith by Wilson Kendrick Azbill
        A Walloon Family in America by Mrs. Robert W. de Forest
      35. The Reader's View, pp. 740-741
      36. By the Way, p. 742
    13. [+]
      March 31, 1915 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Wanted: A Naval Budget, p. 743
      2. The Problem of Coast Defense, p. 744
      3. More Discussion of Japanese Demands, p. 745
      4. The Federal Trade Commission Begins Work, pp. 745-746
      5. The National Academy of Design, p. 747
      6. The Right Way to Deal with Indians, p. 747
      7. The Terre Haute Bribery Cases, p. 748
      8. Weakening a Workmen's Compensation Law, p. 748
      9. Making "Movies" to Teach Farmers, p. 749
      10. The Saloon and Its Substitute, p. 750
      11. Billy Sunday Leaves Philadelphia, p. 750
      12. Flowers in New York City, p. 751
      13. A College Girl's Memorial, p. 751
      14. Changes in France, p. 752
      15. Another Father Damien, p. 752
      16. "Outing" and The Outlook, p. 753
      17. The Right of Angary, pp. 753-754
      18. The Father of Scientific Management, p. 755
      19. Letters to Unknown Friends by Lyman Abbott, pp. 756-757
      20. Charles Francis Adams, pp. 758-759
      21. In Lent: Good Friday, p. 760
      22. The Story of the War by Gregory Mason, pp. 761-763
      23. The Menace of Mexico, pp. 764-766
      24. "Public Opinion" in an "Oriental State" by George Kennan, pp. 767-769
      25. The War and Workingmen by Arthur Bullard, p. 770
      26. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 771-781
      27. Have Corporations Moral Natures? by C.F. Birdseye, pp. 782-786
      28. The Spectator Sees Billy Sunday, pp. 787-790
      29. [+]
        Books About Japan, pp. 791-792 - 5 Reviews
        Japan to America by Naoichi Masaoka
        A History of the Japanese People by Frank Brinkley and Dairoku Kikuchi
        The Spell of Japan by Isabel Anderson
        An Official Guide to Eastern Asia
        Temple Treasures of Japan by Garrett Chatfield Pier
      30. [+]
        4 Reviews The Oxford Book of American Essays, by Brander..., p. 793 - 4 Reviews
        The Oxford Book of American Essays by Brander Matthews
        New Cosmopolis by James Huneker
        Women Under Polygamy by Walter M. Gallichan
        Arundel by E.F. Benson
      31. By the Way, p. 794
  2. [+]
    Issues of Apr.-Jun. 1915 = 13 Issues, 396 Articles
    1. [+]
      April 7, 1915 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. The Japanese Elections, p. 795
      2. The Negotiations with China, p. 795
      3. China: Religious and Otherwise, p. 796
      4. Business Extension Not Criminal Monopoly, p. 796
      5. Appointed versus Elected Judges, p. 797
      6. Mr. Root and the Constitutional Convention, p. 798
      7. Percy Grainger, p. 799
      8. Mothers' Pensions, p. 799
      9. The University of Utah, p. 800
      10. A University of Citizenship, p. 801
      11. The Story of "Canada Blackie", p. 802
      12. A Man Without a Country, p. 803
      13. "Typhoid Mary", p. 803
      14. Alice in Wonderland, p. 804
      15. Photographic Art and Appliances, p. 804
      16. Campaigning for Church-going, p. 805
      17. The Fate of the Submarine F-4, p. 805
      18. American Institutions in Turkey, p. 806
      19. The Williams Good Government Club, p. 806
      20. College and Fraternity Co-operation, p. 806
      21. Immigration to America, p. 807
      22. Easter Morning: The Victory, p. 808
      23. Assassination---Not War, p. 809
      24. Bismarck and the Present War, pp. 809-810
      25. Letters to Unknown Friends by Lyman Abbott, p. 811
      26. The Story of the War by Gregory Mason, pp. 812-815
      27. Russia After the War: I. Reform? by George Kennan, pp. 816-818
      28. On the Trail of Progress and Reaction in the West by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 819-822
      29. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 823-831
      30. Business and the War by Arthur Bullard, pp. 832-834
      31. The Herr Director Meets the American Spirit by Edward A. Steiner, pp. 835-839
      32. When Clubs Were Trumps by F.M. White, p. 840
      33. The Spectator, pp. 841-842
      34. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 843-845 - 15 Reviews
        Austria-Hungary and the War by Ernest Ludwig
        Highways and Byways of California by Clifton Johnson
        The Lost Sheep by Vere Shortt
        Moonglade by Marguerite Cunliffe-Owen
        Martha of the Mennonite Country by Helen R. Martin
        Kitty Gaumer by Elsie Singmaster
        The Home of the Blizzard by Douglas Mawson
        The Business of Advertising by Earnest Elmo Calkins
        The French Revolution in San Domingo by T. Lothrop Stoddard
        The Two Great Art Epochs by Emma Louise Parry
        A Course in Citizenship and Patriotism by Ella Lyman Cabot, Fannie Fern Andrews, and Fanny E. Coe, ...
        Prints: A Brief Review of Their Technique and History by Emil H. Richter
        On Life's By-Ways by Pierre Loti
        Memories of Forty Years by Catherine Radziwill
        A Pilgrim's Scrip by R. Campbell Thompson
      35. By the Way, p. 846
    2. [+]
      April 14, 1915 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Mr. Root and the New York State Constitutional Convention, p. 847
      2. A Poor Beginning, p. 848
      3. The Election in Chicago, p. 848
      4. Delaware and Child Labor, p. 849
      5. Turbulent Mexico, p. 850
      6. Secretary Garrison and Army Reform, p. 850
      7. Using Transports as Freighters, p. 850
      8. Housing and Town Planning in Belgium, p. 851
      9. The Rothschilds, p. 852
      10. Japanese-Chinese Negotiations, p. 853
      11. "The Birth of a Nation", p. 854
      12. The Jitney Invasion, p. 854
      13. A Public-Spirited Woman, p. 855
      14. Instruction in International Reliations, p. 856
      15. An Exemplary Holy Wood, p. 856
      16. American Influence on Japanese Agriculture, p. 857
      17. A Member of the Household, p. 857
      18. War and Law, p. 858
      19. Fifty Years After, p. 859
      20. Arms and Advertisements, p. 860
      21. Now Is Christ Risen from the Dead, p. 861
      22. The Story of the War by Gregory Mason, pp. 862-863
      23. The Falaba and Aguila Atrocities, pp. 864-866
      24. The War Book of the German General Staff by E.H. Bierstadt, pp. 867-870
      25. Russia After the War by George Kennan, pp. 871-874
      26. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 875-882
      27. The One-Armed Man Finds a Job by Beatrice Denison, pp. 883-885
      28. On the Trail of Progress and Reaction in the West by F.M. Davenport, pp. 886-891
      29. Some Reflections on Feminism by Zephine Humphrey, pp. 892-894
      30. The Spectator at the World's Fair, pp. 895-897
      31. By the Way, p. 898
    3. [+]
      April 21, 1915 Issue = 24 Articles
      1. Senator Beveridge on the War, p. 899
      2. A Mayor and His Constituents, p. 899
      3. The New Haven Road, p. 900
      4. The Chicago Election, p. 901
      5. Thomas R. Lounsbury, p. 902
      6. William Rockhill Nelson, p. 903
      7. Karl Bitter, p. 904
      8. A Concert by Colored People, p. 905
      9. The Easter Rubidoux Pilgrimage, p. 906
      10. Women and Home Industry, p. 907
      11. The Surprise Signal Test, pp. 907-908
      12. Widowed Mothers' Pensions, p. 909
      13. Nerves and Diplomacy, p. 909
      14. Hopkinson Smith, pp. 910-911
      15. Here and Now, p. 912
      16. The Story of the War by Gregory Mason, pp. 913-915
      17. Ambassador Bernstorff's Memorandum, pp. 916-918
      18. Canada and the War, pp. 919-921
      19. On the Trail of Progress and Reaction in the West by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 922-926
      20. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 927-935
      21. The Lodging-House by Paula Jakobi, pp. 936-938
      22. A Pair of Shoes by Hermann Hagedorn, pp. 939-941
      23. The Spectator at the San Diego Fair, pp. 942-945
      24. By the Way, p. 946
    4. [+]
      April 28, 1915 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. An Announcement, p. 949
      2. New Offices for The Outlook, p. 949
      3. The Roosevelt-Barnes Libel Suit, p. 950
      4. Peace that is No Peace, p. 950
      5. The Yarn of Turtle Bay, p. 951
      6. The President on Neutrality, p. 951
      7. Senator Aldrich, p. 952
      8. The Riggs Bank Case, p. 953
      9. The Seward Route for the Alaskan Railway, p. 954
      10. Prohibition in Alabama, pp. 954-956
      11. A Famous Bad Decision Reversed, p. 957
      12. Another Great Wheat Crop Coming, p. 958
      13. The Last Legal Stage of the Frank Case, p. 958
      14. Dr. Dernburg's Peace Terms, pp. 959-960
      15. John Burroughs: Neighbor, p. 961
      16. The Silence of God, p. 962
      17. The Story of the War by Gregory Mason, pp. 963-964
      18. Servia's Distress by George Macaulay Trevelyan, pp. 965-966
      19. Four Pictures from the World's Fair at San Francisco, pp. 967-970
      20. Will Europe Repudiate Her War Debt? by Theodore H. Price, pp. 971-976
      21. Russia After the War: III. The Chances of Revolution by George Kennan, pp. 977-979
      22. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 980-986
      23. The Church of the Lean Land by Martha Bensley Bruere and Robert W. Bruere, pp. 987-995
      24. Rodin and the War by Elisabeth Macdonald Bigelow, pp. 996-999
      25. How to Choose a Summer Camp for Boys or Girls by Mary Harrod Northend, pp. 1000-1007
      26. Reminiscences: XVI. Plymouth Church by Lyman Abbott, pp. 1008-1025
      27. The High Constable by Elsie Singmaster, pp. 1026-1029
      28. By the Way, p. 1030
      29. Index to Volume 109, p. 1031
    5. [+]
      May 5, 1915 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. A Vain Appeal, p. 1
      2. The Walsh-Rockefeller Controversy, p. 2
      3. New York and National Politics, p. 2
      4. The New President of the University of North Carolina, p. 3
      5. Americans on Japanese Policy, p. 4
      6. A Boy's a Boy for a' That, p. 5
      7. Making One Dollar into Two, p. 6
      8. The Rock Island Receivership, p. 7
      9. Frederick W. Seward, p. 7
      10. Opium, p. 8
      11. The Theater and the Critic, p. 9
      12. The Mexican Thorn, pp. 10-12
      13. Not Wanted, p. 13
      14. An Imperial Mystery, pp. 13-14
      15. The Libel Suit at Syracuse by H.T. Pulsifer, pp. 15-18
      16. The Story of the War by Gregory Mason, pp. 19-20
      17. Why Mexico Is a Thorn in Our Side by Caspar Whitney, pp. 21-25
      18. She Will Not Hear by Florence E. Coates, p. 26
      19. From a Motor in May by Corinne R. Robinson, p. 26
      20. The War and Democracy by Albert Bushnell Hart, pp. 27-30
      21. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 31-38
      22. Natalka's Matrimonial Escapes by Natalie R. Livesay, pp. 39-40
      23. The Spectator, pp. 41-42
      24. [+]
        Police Problems in Europe and America, p. 43 - 1 Review
        European Police Systems by Raymond B. Fosdick
      25. [+]
        15 Reviews Barbara's Marriages, by Maude Radford Warren, pp. 44-45 - 15 Reviews
        Barbara's Marriages by Maude Radford Warren
        The Pretender by Robert W. Service
        Victory by Joseph Conrad
        The Bird Book by Chester A. Reed
        The Rediscovered Country by Stewart Edward White
        Napoleon's Russian Campaign of 1812 by Edward A. Foord
        Napoleon at Bay, 1814 by F. Loraine Petre
        Jesus: A Passion Play by Max Ehrmann
        Luca Della Robbia by Allan Marquand
        The Lower Amazon by Algot Lange
        The Japanese Empire and Its Economic Conditions by Joseph Dautremer
        The Human Interest Library by Rev. Samuel Fallows and Henry W. Ruoff
        Alsace and Lorraine by Ruth Putnam
        Mothers and Children by Dorothy Canfield Fisher
        The Yellowstone National Park by Hiram Martin Chittenden
      26. The Reader's View, pp. 46-47
      27. By the Way, p. 48
    6. [+]
      May 12, 1915 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Chino-Japanese Negotiations, p. 49
      2. Women and Peace, p. 49
      3. The Trial at Syracuse, p. 50
      4. The Western Railway Wage Decision, p. 51
      5. A Prospective Heresy Trial, p. 51
      6. Penrose and Brumbaugh, p. 52
      7. Child Labor, p. 52
      8. How to Reach and Unite the Foreigners Religiously, p. 53
      9. Labor and the Church, p. 53
      10. An Appreciation, p. 54
      11. Sculpture and the War, p. 54
      12. Truancy: The Boston Plan, p. 55
      13. Quarantine a National Affair, p. 55
      14. Making Negro Lives Count, p. 56
      15. A Tour of Louisiana, p. 56
      16. Progress at Sing Sing, p. 57
      17. The Attack on the Gulflight, p. 58
      18. A Warning, p. 59
      19. Theodore Roosevelt and the Bosses, p. 60
      20. The Lesson of Ascension Day, p. 61
      21. The Barnes-Roosevelt Suit, pp. 62-64
      22. Fine Things in War, pp. 65-67
      23. The Story of the War by Gregory Mason, pp. 68-70
      24. Plain Words from America to Sister Nations in Europe, pp. 71-72
      25. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 73-82
      26. Japan in China by Jeremiah W. Jenks, pp. 83-85
      27. Sing, Ye Trenches! by Helen Coale Crew, p. 86
      28. Why Mexico Is a Thorn in Our Side by Caspar Whitney, pp. 87-93
      29. On the Trail of Progress and Reaction in the West by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 94-99
      30. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 100-101 - 11 Reviews
        The Will to Live by Henry Bordeaux
        Commercial Work and Training for Girls by Jeannette Eaton and Bertha M. Stevens
        A Century's Change in Religion by George Harris
        Argentina by George J. Mills
        The Argentine in the Twentieth Century by Albert B. Martinez and Maurice Lewandowski
        Modern Russia by Gregor Alexinsky
        Russia and the World by Stephen Graham
        Edward Rowland Sill: His Life and Work by William Belmont Parker
        The Cruise of the Cormorant by A. Hyatt Verrill
        How Belgium Saved Europe by Charles Sarolea
        Napoleon I: A Biography by August Fournier
      31. By the Way, p. 102
    7. [+]
      May 19, 1915 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. The Lusitania Massacre, p. 103
      2. The President's Note , p. 104
      3. II. The Story of the Crime , pp. 105-106
      4. III. A Defense of the Indefensible , pp. 107-108
      5. IV. The International Law , pp. 109-110
      6. V. Public Opinion , pp. 111-116
      7. The President's Speech at Philadelphia, p. 117
      8. The Non-Partisan Law of California, p. 117
      9. The ABC Union, p. 118
      10. The People and the Fleet, p. 119
      11. Barnard College, p. 119
      12. Alden Weir, p. 120
      13. Tips vs. Wages for Pullman Porters, p. 120
      14. Japan and China, pp. 121-122
      15. Vulgarizing American Children, p. 123
      16. Letters to Unknown Friends by Lyman Abbott, pp. 124-125
      17. The Trial at Syracuse by Harold T. Pulsifer, pp. 126-127
      18. The Story of the War by Gregory Mason, p. 128
      19. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 129-137
      20. Billy Sunday: An Impression by Ernest H. Abbott, pp. 138-140
      21. A Paper of Another Color, p. 141
      22. The Controversy Between Japan and China, pp. 142-144
      23. Why Mexico Is a Thorn in Our Side by Caspar Whitney, pp. 145-150
      24. "And Ye Gave Me a Stone" by Paula Jakobi, pp. 151-152
      25. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 153-155 - 18 Reviews
        Prescriptions: To Be Taken Immediately, to Be Taken for Life by Richard C. Cabot
        Still Jim by Honore Willsie
        Alice and a Family by St. John Greer Ervine
        Marriage by Conquest by Warwick Deeping
        A Cloistered Romance by Florence Olmstead
        The Competitive Nephew by Montague Glass
        Johnny Appleseed by Eleanor Atkinson
        Peru by Evelyn Charles Vivian
        Coasting Bohemia by J. Comyns Carr
        Northern Patagonia: Character and Resources, Vol. I by Bailey Willis
        Narratives of the Insurrections, 1675-1690 by Charles M. Andrews
        Tabular Views of Universal History by George Palmer Putnam and Lynds Eugene Jones
        A Playmate of Philip II by Ada Margarette Smith Moreton
        The Books of the Apocrypha by W.O.E. Oesterley
        Christian Psychology by James Stalker
        The Rocky Mountain Wonderland by Enos A. Mills
        The Life and Adventures of a Free Lance by S.G.W. Benjamin
        The Life of Nietzsche by Frau Forster-Nietzsche
      26. The Reader's View, pp. 156-157
      27. By the Way, p. 158
    8. [+]
      May 26, 1915 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. A Court of Arbitral Justice, p. 149
      2. A World Court Congress, p. 149
      3. The Bryce Report on "Alleged German Outrages", p. 150
      4. A Divorce Between Railway and Water Lines, p. 151
      5. The Visit of Camille Saint-Saens, p. 152
      6. Union Theological Seminary, p. 153
      7. Vassar College and Art, p. 154
      8. Music for All, p. 154
      9. The Navy and Peace, p. 155
      10. Germany and Arbitration, p. 156
      11. A Leader in University Education, pp. 156-157
      12. The Story of the War by Gregory Mason, pp. 158-160
      13. Germans as American Citizens, pp. 161-163
      14. A Fighting Fleet for a Peaceful Peaple, pp. 164-165
      15. The Case of Leo M. Frank, pp. 166-167
      16. Iphigenia in the Stadium, pp. 168-169
      17. A Boy Scouts' Mobilization, p. 170
      18. All America in Conference by John Barrett, pp. 171-172
      19. The Case of William Barnes by F.M. Davenport, pp. 173-176
      20. Why Mexico Is a Thorn in Our Side by Caspar Whitney, pp. 177-180
      21. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 181-187
      22. Alaska Days with John Muir: I. The Mountain by S. Hall Young, pp. 188-199
      23. The Church of the Other Six Days by Martha Bensley Bruere and Robert W. Bruere, pp. 200-208
      24. Reminiscences. Chapter XVII. An Industrial Revolution by Lyman Abbott, pp. 209-223
      25. War, Commerce, and American Citizenship by Theodore H. Price, pp. 224-225
      26. Prisoners of War by George Kennan, pp. 226-228
      27. The Survivors: A Memorial Day Story by Elsie Singmaster, pp. 229-232
      28. The Lusitania by Harold T. Pulsifer, p. 233
      29. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 234-235 - 6 Reviews
        Il Trentino, al Venezia Giulia, e la Dalmazia and Risorgimento Italiano by Lupo Della Montagna
        Property and Contract in Their Relations to the Distribution of Wealth by Richard T. Ely
        The Spell of Flanders by Edward N. Vose
        Faith and Social Service by George Hodges
        The Ragged Messenger by W.B. Maxwell
        The Hand of Peril by Arthur Stringer
      30. By the Way, p. 236
    9. [+]
      June 2, 1915 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Italy Enters the War, p. 237
      2. Italy's Strength, pp. 237-238
      3. The Other Campaigns, p. 239
      4. Portugal, p. 239
      5. The Pan-American Financial Conference, p. 240
      6. The Lake Mohonk Conference, p. 241
      7. For the Study of Industrial Warfare, p. 242
      8. Woman Suffrage and the New York Convention, p. 243
      9. The Decision in the Becker Case, p. 243
      10. The Tribute to Charles Frohman, p. 244
      11. The General Assembly and the Union Theological Seminary, p. 245
      12. Norway's Woman Tennis Champion, p. 245
      13. The Kikuyu Pronouncement, p. 246
      14. Missionary Co-Operation, p. 246
      15. New York State Indians, p. 246
      16. A National Ministry, pp. 247-248
      17. The Right to Speak the Truth, p. 249
      18. An Undelivered Address, pp. 250-251
      19. Italy and the War, p. 252
      20. II. From an Italian Point of View , pp. 253-254
      21. III. From an Austrian Point of View , pp. 255-256
      22. IV. Three Italian Leaders , pp. 257-258
      23. V. Historical Backgrounds , p. 259
      24. VI. A Poll of the International Press , pp. 260-262
      25. The Ballad of the Iron Cross by Alter Brody, pp. 263-264
      26. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 265-272
      27. On the Trail of Progress and Reaction in the West by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 273-277
      28. The Inner Workings of a Department Store by E.W. Bloomingdale, pp. 278-279
      29. II. Another View by Josephine Goldmark, pp. 280-281
      30. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 282-285 - 13 Reviews
        Bulgaria and Her People by Will S. Monroe
        Samuel F.B. Morse: His Letters and Journals by Edward Lind Morse and Samuel F.B. Morse
        The Well-Considered Garden by Louisa Yeomans King
        Finance in China by Srinivas R. Wagel
        John Shaw Billings: A Memoir by Fielding H. Garrison
        Psychology and Parenthood by H. Addington Bruce
        Recollections of Full Years by Helen Herron Taft
        The Ideals of the Prophets by S.R. Driver
        The Oratory and Poetry of the Bible by Ferdinand S. Schenck
        Insects and Man by Charles A. Ealand
        The Scarlet Plague by Jack London
        The True Ulysses S. Grant by Charles King
        The Enchantment of Art by Duncan Phillips
      31. By the Way, p. 286
    10. [+]
      June 9, 1915 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. The German Note, p. 287
      2. The Four European Campaigns: Another Deadlock, p. 287
      3. President Wilson on Mexico, p. 288
      4. The Hearing in the Frank Case, p. 289
      5. The Pan-American Conference, p. 289
      6. New York City's Stadium, p. 290
      7. Dante, p. 290
      8. The Home Club, p. 291
      9. Stonehenge, p. 292
      10. A Preaching Mission, p. 292
      11. General Thomas H. Hubbard, p. 292
      12. City Planning in Belgium, p. 293
      13. Safety, p. 293
      14. The American Federation of Arts, p. 294
      15. Charity's Great Adventure, p. 294
      16. Industrial Education in China, p. 295
      17. Panama Canal Traffic, p. 296
      18. The German Note and America's Duty, pp. 296-297
      19. John W. Alexander, p. 298
      20. A Citizen Saint, p. 299
      21. Shining Words and Deeds, p. 300
      22. The Crisis with Germany, p. 301
      23. II. Not Responsive , p. 302
      24. III. Public Opinion , pp. 303-306
      25. If It Comes to War by Gregory Mason, pp. 307-308
      26. "A Factory of Human Help", p. 309
      27. The Bach Festival by Lyman Abbott, p. 310
      28. On the Trail of Progress and Reaction in the West by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 311-314
      29. The People vs. Alcohol by Lewis E. Theiss, pp. 315-316
      30. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 317-326
      31. English View-Points on the War by Arthur Bullard, pp. 327-333
      32. Prisoners in Germany by Eric Fisher Wood, pp. 334-335
      33. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 336-339 - 12 Reviews
        The Rise of the Dutch Kingdom by Hendrik Willem Van Loon
        Italy's Foreign and Colonial Policy by Tommaso Tittoni
        Deliverance: The Freeing of the Spirit in the Ancient World by Henry Osborn Taylor
        The Quest for Wonder, and Other Philosophical and Theological Studies by Lynn Harold Hough
        The Encyclopaedia of Religion and Ethics by James Hastings, J.A. Selbie, and L.H. Gray
        Sketches by Samuel Prout in France, Belgium, Germany, Italy and Switzerland by Charles Holme, Ernest G. Halton, and Samuel Prout, ...
        The Study of Modern Painting by Margaret Steele Anderson
        The Human German by Edward Edgeworth
        American Thought by Woodbridge Riley
        George the Third and Charles Fox by George Otto Trevelyan, Bart
        Hermaia: A Study in Comparative Esthetics by Colin McAlpin
        Alone in the Sleeping-Sickness Country by Felix Oswald
      34. By the Way, p. 340
    11. [+]
      June 16, 1915 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. The American Crisis, p. 341
      2. II. The Letters of Resignation and Acceptance , p. 341
      3. III. The President's Policy and His Note , pp. 342-343
      4. IV. Press Opinion , pp. 344-346
      5. V. How the Breach Grew , pp. 347-348
      6. VI. The Future: Deeds Not Words , pp. 349-350
      7. The Steel Corporation Decision, p. 351
      8. Pestering Passengers, p. 352
      9. A Just Verdict, p. 353
      10. The Week's War News, p. 353
      11. Przemysl Recaptured, p. 354
      12. Lloyd George and Slumbering England, p. 354
      13. Apropos of the Lusitania Case, p. 355
      14. College Honors for Women, p. 355
      15. Some Guides for Feminine Energy, p. 356
      16. Hens Send a Girl to College, p. 357
      17. The Open Forum, p. 357
      18. Bigness Not Badness, p. 358
      19. Our Share, p. 358
      20. The Hunting-Ground of the Quack, p. 359
      21. How Washington Views the Crisis with Germany by Gregory Mason, pp. 360-361
      22. "Siegfried" in the Stadium by Ernest H. Abbott, pp. 362-364
      23. On the Trail of Progress and Reaction in the West by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 365-370
      24. The Duration of the World War by Harrington Emerson, pp. 371-372
      25. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 373-382
      26. Jonathan and Griselda by Elisabeth Woodbridge, pp. 383-387
      27. [+]
        Some Recent Fiction, pp. 388-390 - 8 Reviews
        A Far Country by Winston Churchill
        A Lover's Tale by Maurice Hewlett
        Loneliness? by Robert Hugh Benson
        The Invisible Event by J.D. Beresford
        The Beloved by James Oppenheim
        Jaffery by William J. Locke
        The Double Traitor by E. Phillips Oppenheim
        The House of Merrilees by Archibald Marshall
      28. [+]
        2 Reviews Famous Days and Deeds in Holland and Belgium, ..., p. 391 - 2 Reviews
        Famous Days and Deeds in Holland and Belgium by Charles Morris
        The New International Year Book for 1914 by Frank Moore Colby
      29. By the Way, p. 392
    12. [+]
      June 23, 1915 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. The Chicago Car Strike, p. 397
      2. Labor Conditions in Pennsylvania, p. 397
      3. The Case Register Case, p. 398
      4. Judge Lindsey No "Snitcher", p. 399
      5. The Mayo Foundation, p. 400
      6. Flag Day, p. 400
      7. Dr. Dernburg, p. 401
      8. How the Fighting Goes, p. 401
      9. Rumania and Greece, p. 402
      10. Magna Charta and Waterloo, p. 402
      11. Vaudeville in Mexico, p. 403
      12. The Commencement Season, p. 404
      13. The Shaw Plays in New York, p. 404
      14. From Farm to Table by Automobile, p. 405
      15. The Scandal at Annapolis, p. 406
      16. The Seaman's Bill and American Shipping, p. 406
      17. Against Militancy, p. 407
      18. The Empty House, p. 407
      19. On a Barbless Hook, p. 408
      20. National Security and International Peace, pp. 409-410
      21. II. Democracy's Defense Against War , pp. 411-412
      22. The President's Latest Note to Germany, pp. 413-417
      23. A New Russia? Two Views by Isaac Don Levine, p. 418
      24. II. Why Revolution Is to Be Expected by George Kennan, p. 419
      25. A Pageant with a Purpose by Margaret Naumburg, pp. 420-422
      26. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 423-429
      27. Alaska Days with John Muir: II. The Ice Chief by S. Hall Young, pp. 430-442
      28. I Am War by Alter Brody, p. 443
      29. Worship and Music by Rev. W.A. Bartlett, pp. 444-449
      30. Reminiscences. Chapter XVIII. A Political Revolution by Lyman Abbott, pp. 450-463
      31. A New Day for the Country Church by Martha Bensley Bruere and Robert W. Bruere, pp. 464-468
      32. The Psychology of the Market-Place by Theodore H. Price, pp. 469-472
      33. [+]
        A Great Violinist in the Trenches, pp. 473-474 - 1 Review
        Four Weeks in the Trenches by Fritz Kreisler
      34. [+]
        9 Reviews The Brocklebank Riddle, by Hubert Wales, p. 475 - 9 Reviews
        The Brocklebank Riddle by Hubert Wales
        Merry-Andrew by Keble Howard
        Play in Education by Joseph Lee
        The Fight for Peace by Sidney L. Gulick
        The Limitations of Science by Louis Trenchard More
        La Belgique en Terre d'Asile by Henry Carton de Wiart
        University of Chicago Sermons by Theodore Gerald Soares
        Writing an Advertisement by S. Roland Hall
        The Reconstruction of the Church by Paul Moore Strayer
      35. The Reader's View, pp. 476-477
      36. By the Way, p. 478
    13. [+]
      June 30, 1915 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The Fall of Lemberg and the Crisis on the Dniester, p. 479
      2. In the South and West, pp. 479-480
      3. The Lusitania and the Nebraskan, p. 481
      4. Mr. Lloyd George and British Labor, p. 482
      5. The Case of Alfred Meyer and the Krag Rifles, p. 483
      6. The Yaqui Indians and the United State, p. 484
      7. Americanization Day, p. 485
      8. The Launching of the Arizona, p. 485
      9. The Oklahoma Grandfather Clause Annulled, p. 486
      10. The Full Crew Law in Pennsylvania, p. 487
      11. The Dismissal of Professor Nearing, p. 488
      12. Commencement Notes, p. 488
      13. War and Business, p. 489
      14. An Amateaur the Open Golf Champion, p. 490
      15. Signs of Progress, p. 490
      16. The Northern Baptist Convention, p. 491
      17. A Courageous Governor, p. 492
      18. Worse Than Hell, p. 493
      19. An Old Town and Its Memories, p. 494
      20. Pacifism and Preparedness, pp. 495-498
      21. Lexington's Peace Pageant, pp. 499-500
      22. The So-Called "Parliament" of Russia by George Kennan, pp. 501-503
      23. Pauvrette by Edwin Arlington Robinson, p. 504
      24. Is Moderate Drinking Justified? by Samuel Wilson, pp. 505-508
      25. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 509-516
      26. A Layman's Letter, p. 517
      27. After Vassar, What? The Record of a College Class by a Recent Vassar Graduate, pp. 518-523
      28. Was Lincoln a Murderer? by Edward R. Lewis, pp. 524-525
      29. The Country Church, pp. 526-527
      30. The Spectator En Route to Lemberg, pp. 528-530
      31. [+]
        The New Books, p. 531 - 6 Reviews
        Il Mare Adriatico by Gellio Cassi
        What Ought I to Do? by George Trumbull Ladd
        Trees and Shrubs Hardy in the British Isles by W.J. Bean
        Abroad at Home by Julian Street
        The Christ of the Men of Art by J.R. Aitken
        Italy for the Reconstruction of Poland
      32. By the Way, p. 532
  3. [+]
    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1915 = 13 Issues, 429 Articles
    1. [+]
      July 7, 1915 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. The Armenian: A Sequel to the Lusitania, p. 533
      2. The British Memorandum, p. 534
      3. A New Wind in Germany, p. 534
      4. The Story of the War, p. 535
      5. Mexico: Is There a New Revolution?, p. 536
      6. The Bribery Indictments in Indiana, p. 537
      7. The Lackawanna Coal Decision, p. 537
      8. Blazing the Trail of Trade, p. 538
      9. The Criminal Insane, p. 539
      10. The University of Utah, p. 540
      11. Commencement Notes, p. 541
      12. Dr. Suzzallo, p. 542
      13. Athletics, p. 542
      14. Military Camps for Business Men, p. 543
      15. The Duty of a Neutral Nation, p. 544
      16. John Huss, pp. 545-546
      17. For Americans Only, p. 547
      18. Caught on a Barbless Hook, p. 548
      19. The Stain on Annapolis, p. 548
      20. Labor and Preparedness by Gregory Mason, pp. 549-550
      21. Suggestions Wise and Otherwise, pp. 551-552
      22. With the Spy Hunters in Belgium by Albert R. Williams, pp. 553-562
      23. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 563-574
      24. A Prince of Surgeons by Albert H. Buck, M.D., pp. 575-578
      25. Bums by W.S. Rainsford, pp. 579-581
      26. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 582-583 - 4 Reviews
        The Flight, and Other Poems by George Edward Woodberry
        One Woman to Another, and Other Poems by Corinne Roosevelt Robinson
        Pagan Poems by Franklin Henry Giddings
        Poems by Edward Sandford Martin
      27. [+]
        7 Reviews The Glory of Belgium, by Roger Ingpen, pp. 584-585 - 7 Reviews
        The Glory of Belgium by Roger Ingpen
        The Belgians at Home by Clive Holland
        Naples and Southern Italy by Edward Hutton
        Hillsboro People by Dorothy Canfield
        The Millionaire by Michael Artzibashef
        Prisoners of Hope, and Other Sermons by The Rt. Rev. Charles H. Brent
        The Philosophy of Spirit by John Snaith
      28. By the Way, p. 586
    2. [+]
      July 14, 1915 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. "The Pentecost of Calamity", p. 587
      2. The Story of the War, p. 588
      3. Albania Starving, p. 589
      4. Baron d'Estournelles and Mr. Bryan, p. 589
      5. A Peace Maniac, p. 590
      6. A Triumph for Arbitration, p. 591
      7. The Death Knell of a Government Merchant Marine, p. 592
      8. On a Repeal of the Seamen's Act, p. 593
      9. Our Treasury Deficit and Our Export Surplus, p. 594
      10. The John Huss Celebration in New York, p. 594
      11. Education Against Alcohol, p. 595
      12. Seventy Years of Whittling, p. 596
      13. The First Periscope, p. 597
      14. Wanted: Not Charity but Justice, p. 597
      15. Persecution in Turkey, p. 598
      16. Karl Lamprecht, p. 599
      17. The Present Danger to Americans, pp. 599-600
      18. "The Maker of Mexico", p. 601
      19. To an Unknown Reader by Lyman Abbott, pp. 601-602
      20. The Versatile Policemen of New York, p. 603
      21. The Last Day in the Sun Building, p. 604
      22. A Criminal Judge on the Causes and Cure of Crime, pp. 605-606
      23. General Joffre's Personality by Charles Johnston, pp. 607-611
      24. Paying the Penalty in Danbury by Lyman Beecher Stowe, pp. 612-615
      25. The Intruder by Madison Cawein, p. 616
      26. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 617-624
      27. Japanese Story-Tellers' Tales by Keiseki Matsumura and C.M. Cady, pp. 625-631
      28. [+]
        Sociological South America, p. 632 - 1 Review
        South of Panama by Edward Alsworth Ross
      29. [+]
        7 Reviews A Commentary on Macaulay's History of England,..., pp. 633-635 - 7 Reviews
        A Commentary on Macaulay's History of England by Charles Firth and Thomas Macaulay
        Defenseless America by Hudson Maxim
        The Schools of Medieval England by Arthur F. Leach
        The Arya Samaj by Lajpat Rai
        What Should I Believe? by George Trumbull Ladd
        The Enlarging Conception of God by Herbert Alden Youtz
        The Social Problem by Charles A. Ellwood
      30. By the Way, p. 636
    3. [+]
      July 21, 1915 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 637
      2. The Conquest of Southwest Africa, p. 637
      3. On the Four Fronts in Europe, p. 638
      4. The Spirit that Sways Italy, p. 638
      5. A Unique War Debate, p. 639
      6. Carranza's Forces in Mexico City, p. 639
      7. The Banker-Farmer, p. 640
      8. Our Balance of Trade vs. Real Prosperity, p. 640
      9. Congratulations to a Contemporary, p. 641
      10. The "Nation's" Fiftieth Birthday, p. 642
      11. A Promise of New "Life on the Mississippi", p. 642
      12. Holmes: Hero, p. 643
      13. Honor Among Prisoners, p. 644
      14. A Booming Industry, p. 645
      15. The Californians and Santa Catalina Island, p. 645
      16. Additional Forestry Resources, p. 646
      17. Democracy at Michigan University, p. 646
      18. The New German Note, p. 647
      19. Stepping-Stones to Liberty, p. 648
      20. The Challenge of Christianity, p. 649
      21. Going Home, p. 650
      22. The German Reply to the Second American Note, pp. 651-652
      23. American Opinion on the German Note, pp. 653-656
      24. The Anti-Saloon League Convention by Harold T. Pulsifer, pp. 657-659
      25. The Fourth of July at Sing Sing by Beatrice Denison, pp. 660-662
      26. A Glance in Passing by Don Maquis, pp. 663-664
      27. The So-Called "Parliament" of Russia: II. The Upper House by George Kennan, pp. 665-667
      28. Two on the Battlefield by Lucine Finch, p. 668
      29. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 669-676
      30. On the Trail of Progress and Reaction in the West by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 677-683
      31. Japanese Story-Tellers' Tales by Keiseki Matsumura and C.M. Cady, pp. 684-686
      32. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 687-689 - 7 Reviews
        Through Central Africa by James Barnes
        The Life of a Citizen by J. Augustus Johnson
        Unity and Missions by Arthur Judson Brown
        The Early Church by George Hodges
        Societal Evolution by Albert Galloway Keller
        The Life of George Augustus Gates by Isabeth Smith Gates
        Tennis as I Play It by Maurice E. McLoughlin
      33. By the Way, p. 690
    4. [+]
      July 28, 1915 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. The Story of the War: The New American Note, p. 689
      2. The Attack on the Orduna, p. 689
      3. Labor and the War, p. 690
      4. The Warning to England, p. 691
      5. Germany and Rumania, p. 692
      6. The Campaign Against Warsaw, p. 692
      7. Two Protests, pp. 692-693
      8. Secretary Daniels's New Board, p. 694
      9. The Release of Thaw, p. 695
      10. Criminal Negligence and the Criminal News, p. 695
      11. A National Business Tribunal, p. 696
      12. St. Clair McKelway, p. 697
      13. Some Midsummer Sports, p. 697
      14. University Tuition, p. 698
      15. The Y.M.C.A. Hotel in Chicago, p. 699
      16. Two Art Exhibits, p. 700
      17. City Planning, p. 700
      18. The Lairs of Culture, p. 701
      19. The College and the Student, p. 702
      20. The Isolation of Germany, pp. 703-704
      21. The Escape from Fear, p. 705
      22. The Boy Police of New York by Gregory Mason, pp. 706-707
      23. The Attempt on the Orduna, pp. 708-710
      24. The Confessions of an Undergraduate, pp. 711-714
      25. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 715-722
      26. Alaska Days with John Muir: III. The Lost Glacier by S. Hall Young, pp. 723-733
      27. A Vocational School a Hundred Years Old by H. Addington Bruce, pp. 734-742
      28. Reminiscences. Chapter XIX. A Religious Revolution by Lyman Abbott, pp. 743-759
      29. Commerce and Finance: Gasoline and Agriculture by Theodore H. Price, pp. 760-766
      30. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 767-769 - 8 Reviews
        The Rise of Modern Religious Ideas by Arthur Cushman McGiffert
        Raymond Poincare: A Sketch by Anonymous
        The English Hymn by Louis F. Benson
        The Landloper by Holman Day
        Thankful's Inheritance by Joseph C. Lincoln
        The Red Laugh by Leonid Andreyev
        The Church by John Huss
        The Art of the Exposition by Eugen Neuhaus
      31. The Reader's View, pp. 770-772
    5. [+]
      August 4, 1915 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. An Announcement, p. 773
      2. The Story of the War, p. 773
      3. Belgium and Switzerland, p. 774
      4. Chinafying this Country, p. 774
      5. The Eastland Disaster, p. 775
      6. Strikes and Rumors of Strikes, p. 776
      7. Building up the Organized Militia, p. 777
      8. Sir James Murray, p. 778
      9. The George Junior Republic, p. 778
      10. Education in Turkey, p. 779
      11. School Text-Books, p. 780
      12. The Gary Plan, p. 781
      13. A National Missionary Movement, p. 781
      14. Art and the Express Companies, p. 782
      15. The Revolution in Haiti, p. 783
      16. A Balance-Sheet, pp. 783-784
      17. Another Note, pp. 785-786
      18. The United States and Santo Domingo, p. 787
      19. Free Verse, p. 788
      20. The Outlook Stands Corrected, p. 789
      21. A Year of War: A Military Review, pp. 790-794
      22. The American Note of July 21, pp. 795-796
      23. The Latest American Note, pp. 797-800
      24. The Pacific Coast and the War by James D. Whelpley, pp. 801-803
      25. Three Poems by Henry van Dyke, p. 804
      26. Apportionment by William R. Benet, p. 804
      27. On the Ferry-Boat by Amelia J. Burr, p. 804
      28. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 805-812
      29. On the Trail of Progress and Reaction in the West by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 813-818
      30. The Tinker's Pack by Donal H. Haines, pp. 819-821
      31. The Spectator, pp. 822-823
      32. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 824-826 - 13 Reviews
        Undercurrents in American Politics by Arthur Twining Hadley
        The English Countryside by Ernest C. Pulbrook
        Our Palace Wonderful by Frederick A. Houck
        Americas Greatest Problem: The Negro by R.W. Shufeldt
        The Near-East from Within by Anonymous
        Human Motives by James Jackson Putnam
        The Meaning of Dreams by Isador H. Coriat
        Sleep and Sleeplessness by H. Addington Bruce
        Leonardo da Vinci's 'Mona Lisa' by John R. Eyre
        Wild Bird Guests by Ernest Harold Baynes
        India and the War by Lord Sydenham Combe
        Evolution and the War by P. Chalmers Mitchell
        From the Shelf by Paxton Holgar
    6. [+]
      August 11, 1915 Issue = 40 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 827
      2. Italy Aggressive , p. 827
      3. Promises to the Poles , p. 827
      4. The Settlement of the Welsh Coal Strike, p. 828
      5. The Case of the Forged Passport, p. 828
      6. British Notes and German Shell-Fire, p. 829
      7. The Pope's Prayer for Peace, p. 830
      8. Helping the National Guard, p. 830
      9. The Camp at Plattsburgh, p. 831
      10. The End of the Becker Case, p. 831
      11. The Fractious Black Republic, p. 832
      12. Santo Domingo and Haiti, p. 832
      13. The New Plan as to Mexico, p. 833
      14. Action Needed in Mexico, p. 834
      15. The Japanese Cabinet Crisis, p. 834
      16. A Sheriff Who Did His Duty, p. 835
      17. A Reversion to Savagery, p. 835
      18. Augustus Thomas as a Manager, p. 836
      19. Justice for the Poor in New York City, p. 837
      20. The Florida National Forest, p. 837
      21. The Taxation of Land and Buildings, p. 838
      22. Professor Seligman's and General Gorgas's Views, p. 838
      23. School-Children as Census-Takers, p. 839
      24. The New York Constitutional Convention, p. 840
      25. The Export of Munitions, pp. 841-842
      26. Rikki-Tikki-Tavi, p. 843
      27. Dead Theory and Living Fact, pp. 843-844
      28. Can a Child Trust the Law?, pp. 845-846
      29. Economic Effects of the War, pp. 847-851
      30. The New York Constitutional Convention by Carlos C. Alden, p. 852
      31. II. From a Socialist by John Spargo, p. 853
      32. III. From a Democrat by William Church Osborn, pp. 854-855
      33. IV. From a Republican by Job E. Hedges, p. 856
      34. On the Trail of Progress and Reaction in the West by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 857-858
      35. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 859-869
      36. The Middle West and the War by James Davenport Whelpley, pp. 870-871
      37. A Glance in Passing by Don Marquis, pp. 872-873
      38. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 874-875 - 7 Reviews
        K. by Mary Roberts Rinehart
        Of Human Bondage by W. Somerset Maugham
        The Subterranean Brotherhood by Julian Hawthorne
        Woman's Work in Municipalities by Mary Ritter Beard
        Schools of To-Morrow by John Dewey and Evelyn Dewey
        What Pictures to See in Europe by Lorinda Munson Bryant
        Lost Mosaics and Frescoes of Rome of the Mediaeval Period by Charles Rufus Morey
      39. The Reader's View, pp. 876-877
      40. By the Way, p. 878
    7. [+]
      August 18, 1915 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 879
      2. Peace That Would be No Peace , p. 880
      3. More German-American Eruptions , p. 880
      4. The Armenians in Asia Minor and Persia, pp. 881-882
      5. Mexico and the United States, p. 883
      6. The United States in Haiti, p. 884
      7. The Eastland Investigations, p. 884
      8. General Benjamin F. Tracy, p. 885
      9. Maarten Maartens, p. 886
      10. The Panama-Pacific Pictures, p. 887
      11. The Way of the Reformer is Hard, p. 888
      12. Preparing to Vote, p. 889
      13. Not Dramatic but Important, p. 890
      14. An Important Step, p. 891
      15. The Plus Sign, p. 892
      16. The Light of Goodness, pp. 892-893
      17. Ex-Ambassador Herrick on the War, p. 894
      18. Not Neutral but Independent, p. 895
      19. Safety First in Police Work, pp. 896-897
      20. The Training Camp for a Democracy, pp. 898-901
      21. Rebuilding a Constitution, pp. 902-904
      22. "The Confessions of an Undergraduate", pp. 905-908
      23. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 909-916
      24. The Zeppelins Over Paris by Arthur Bullard, pp. 917-920
      25. The Lilac: A Story by Edith Rickert, pp. 921-927
      26. My Immigrant Neighbors. I---Becky on the Unemployed by Gertrude Barnum, pp. 928-929
      27. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 930-933 - 12 Reviews
        Income by Scott Nearing
        Scandinavia of the Scandinavians by Henry Goddard Leach
        Alaska Days with John Muir by Samuel Hall Young
        The Cry for Justice by Upton Sinclair
        My Shrubs by Eden Phillpotts
        A Complete Guide to Public Speaking by Grenville Kleiser
        Abused Russia by Charles Christian Young
        Joseph Chamberlain: An Honest Biography by Alexander Mackintosh
        The Spell of the Holy Land by Archie Bell
        The Coming Newspaper by Merle Thorpe
        The Writings of John Quincy Adams by Worthington Chauncey Ford and John Quincy Adams, ...
        Les Albanais et les Grandes Puissances by Vladan Georgevitch
      28. By the Way, p. 934
    8. [+]
      August 25, 1915 Issue = 38 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 933
      2. Germany and the Balkans , p. 933
      3. The German Campaign Against American Neutrality , p. 934
      4. The Influence of German Gold , p. 934
      5. Not American Treason But German Stupidity , p. 935
      6. The Appeal to Mexico, p. 935
      7. Hard Coal: the Miner the Railway and the Consumer, p. 936
      8. The Rock Island Railway System, p. 937
      9. Judge Perry and Judge Lindsey, p. 938
      10. The Eastland Inquiry, p. 939
      11. The Annapolis Scandal, p. 939
      12. What the Bible Has Done for the Nation, p. 940
      13. The Czar's Cruelty to Katharine Breshkovsky, p. 941
      14. The Oarsmen of Duluth, p. 941
      15. The Ebb in Immigration, p. 942
      16. For a Tariff Commission, p. 943
      17. The Inter-Settlement Players, p. 944
      18. A Home Rule Crusade, p. 944
      19. An Outlaw State, pp. 945-946
      20. The American Merchant Marine, p. 947
      21. A Proposed Platform, p. 948
      22. Progress and Reaction at Albany by Gregory Mason, pp. 949-950
      23. American Trade in Arms, pp. 951-952
      24. The Situation in the Balkans: A Review, pp. 953-956
      25. The British Notes: A Poll of the Press, pp. 957-958
      26. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 959-966
      27. The Future of the Panama Canal by George H. Blakeslee, pp. 967-976
      28. Reminiscences. Chapter XX---Looking Forward by Lyman Abbott, pp. 977-980
      29. What New York City is Doing Under a Commission Form of Government by Quincy Sharpe Mills, pp. 981-989
      30. Making Art a Neighbor by Herbert Francis Sherwood, pp. 990-995
      31. A Lumberman Bibliophile by Donald Wilhelm, pp. 996-1000
      32. My Immigrant Neighbors. II. An Artist in a Machine-Made World by Gertrude Barnum, pp. 1001-1002
      33. The War-Induced Economy by Theodore H. Price, pp. 1003-1006
      34. The Voice by Clinton Scollard, p. 1007
      35. The Things Divine by Jean Brooke Burt, p. 1007
      36. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 1008-1009 - 11 Reviews
        The French in the Heart of America by John H. Finley
        The Statesman's Year-Book, 1915 by J. Scott Keltie
        The Unfolding Universe by Edgar L. Heermance
        Penelope's Postscripts by Kate Douglas Wiggin
        Anne of the Island by L.M. Montgomery
        Darling on Trusts by Joseph R. Darling
        Habits That Handicap by Charles B. Towns
        The Story of Canada Blackie by Anne P.L. Field
        Outlines of Sociology by Frank W. Blackmar and John Lewis Gillin
        The Political History of Slavery in the United States by James Z. George and William H. Leavell
        Constitutional History of the State of New York by J. Hampden Dougherty
      37. The Reader's View, pp. 1010-1013
      38. By the Way, p. 1014
    9. [+]
      September 1, 1915 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 1
      2. The Bear Limping in Retreat , pp. 1-2
      3. Stupid and Cruel , p. 3
      4. Italy Declares War on Turkey , p. 3
      5. The Balkan States , p. 4
      6. Cotton Contraband , p. 4
      7. Differences of Opinion in Germany , p. 5
      8. The Island of Haiti, p. 6
      9. Closing the Sullivan Incident, p. 6
      10. Pan-American Reciprocity, p. 6
      11. Industrial Relations Committee Reports, pp. 7-8
      12. "Thinking White" Down South, p. 9
      13. A Distinguished Actress Retires, p. 10
      14. Dr. Ehrlich and Dr. Finlay, p. 10
      15. A City in the Hands of a Receiver, p. 11
      16. Destruction by Storm and Flood, p. 11
      17. If Not War What?, p. 12
      18. "Wolf Wolf!", p. 13
      19. China: Republic or Monarchy?, pp. 14-15
      20. A Civic Servant, p. 16
      21. God in His World, p. 17
      22. An Open Letter to Henry Ford by Lyman Abbott, pp. 18-19
      23. The President's Mind Made Up by Gregory Mason, pp. 20-21
      24. "Tained and Accustomed to Arms" by Harold T. Pulsifer, pp. 22-23
      25. The Arabic Horror, pp. 24-26
      26. China and Democracy by Suh Hu, pp. 27-28
      27. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 29-36
      28. The Russian Army by George Kennan, pp. 37-40
      29. Frederick W. Taylor, Revolutionist by Frank Barkley Copley, pp. 41-47
      30. Something Better Than Philanthropy by Mary Dewhurst, pp. 48-50
      31. My Immigrant Neighbors. III. Graziella's Debt by Gertrude Barnum, pp. 51-52
      32. The Reader's View, pp. 53-54
    10. [+]
      September 8, 1915 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 55
      2. Dark Days for the Allies , p. 55
      3. The Failure of the Zeppelin , p. 56
      4. A Queer Conspiracy , p. 56
      5. Defective American Submarines, p. 57
      6. Theodore Roosevelt on Unpreparedness Against War, p. 57
      7. Ex-Governor Long, p. 58
      8. The Panama Canal and World History, p. 59
      9. City Managers, p. 59
      10. The Education for To-Day, p. 60
      11. A "Harmony Special", p. 60
      12. The Pope and the War, p. 61
      13. A National Jewish Military Unit, p. 62
      14. College Newspapers and Liquor Advertisements, p. 63
      15. Sanitary Relief Work in Servia, pp. 63-64
      16. The Children of France, p. 65
      17. The Work at Yvetot, p. 65
      18. Can We Compromise?, p. 66
      19. The Short Ballot, p. 67
      20. A Democratic Measure, p. 68
      21. Letters to Unknown Friends by Lyman Abbott, p. 69
      22. A Woman's Right, p. 70
      23. Lest We Forget, p. 70
      24. The House of Governors in Boston (Special Correspondence), pp. 71-72
      25. The Confessions of an Undergraduate: More Replies, pp. 73-75
      26. Commissioner Davis and Her Critics by Gregory Mason, pp. 76-78
      27. A Glance in Passing by Don Marquis, pp. 79-80
      28. Hoover and the Belgians by Lewis R. Freeman, pp. 81-82
      29. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 83-91
      30. The Gold of World by William Atherton Du Puy, pp. 92-97
      31. The Soldiers of the Shops by Al Priddy, pp. 98-101
      32. By the Way, p. 102
    11. [+]
      September 15, 1915 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 103
      2. The Case of Dr. Dumba , p. 103
      3. Russia's Defense Stiffening , p. 104
      4. Fighting on the Mexican Border, p. 105
      5. A Typical Mexican Revolutionist, p. 105
      6. Republic or Monarchy?, p. 106
      7. Chinese Floods, p. 107
      8. Ex-President Taft on the Philippines, p. 107
      9. The Plattsburgh Encampment, p. 108
      10. The Navy League and Public Opinion, p. 109
      11. Standard Oil and the Eight-Hour Day, p. 109
      12. Golf and Tennis, p. 110
      13. The Hornaday Plan for the Preservation of Game, p. 111
      14. The White Mountain Watershed, p. 111
      15. Water Powers in Danger, p. 112
      16. Dishonorable Warfare, pp. 112-113
      17. The Right to Govern, p. 114
      18. The End of the Frank Case, p. 114
      19. Peace?, p. 115
      20. Under a Leaky Roof, p. 116
      21. Lafayette Day, p. 117
      22. The Outcome of the Constitutional Convention in New York, pp. 118-119
      23. The Austrian Ambassador's Interference, pp. 120-121
      24. The Story of the Arabic by One of the Survivors, pp. 122-124
      25. With the American Ambulance in France by J.R. McConnell, pp. 125-132
      26. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 133-143
      27. A Japanese Night's Entertainment by George Kennan, pp. 144-146
      28. Are You a Courteous Customer? by a Vassar Graduate, pp. 147-149
      29. My Immigrant Neighbors. IV. Matilda's Gardening by Gertrude Barnum, pp. 150-151
      30. The Reader's View, pp. 152-153
      31. By the Way, p. 154
    12. [+]
      September 22, 1915 Issue = 38 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 159
      2. Zeppelins Again , p. 159
      3. The Arabic and the Orduna , p. 159
      4. Lloyd George and Labor , p. 160
      5. Dr. Dumba and the Slovaks , p. 161
      6. The New Mexican Situation, p. 161
      7. The Naval Advisory Board, p. 162
      8. Sir William Van Horne, p. 163
      9. The Latest Example, p. 163
      10. A Popular Dean, p. 164
      11. The Father of the Short Ballot, p. 164
      12. "The Battle Cry of Peace", p. 165
      13. The "Hymn of Hate", p. 166
      14. New York State's Apple Auctions, p. 166
      15. A Flying Squadron, p. 167
      16. Archaeology and War, p. 168
      17. The Spirit of Italy, p. 168
      18. The Pribylov Fur Seals, p. 169
      19. Alaskan Fish and Indians, p. 169
      20. The Panama Christian Congress, p. 170
      21. The Duty of America, pp. 171-172
      22. What Do You Mean?, p. 173
      23. Letters to Unknown Friends by Lyman Abbott, p. 174
      24. The Case of Mr. James, p. 175
      25. Of Interest to Classical Farmers, pp. 175-176
      26. The Anglo-French Commission, pp. 177-178
      27. The End of the Constitutional Convention, pp. 179-180
      28. The Voice of the Russian People by George Kennan, pp. 181-184
      29. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 185-192
      30. The Future of the Panama Canal by George H. Blakeslee, pp. 193-201
      31. The Country Club and the Abandoned Farm by Henry Hoyt Moore, pp. 202-210
      32. A Peep into the Educational Future by Dorothy Canfield Fisher, pp. 211-218
      33. Belgium under the Germans by Arno Dosch, pp. 219-229
      34. Dr. Johnson on the Great War by Archibald Rutledge, pp. 230-231
      35. [+]
        Books on Japanese Relations, pp. 232-233 - 2 Reviews
        The Japanese Problem in the United States by H.A. Millis
        America to Japan by Lindsay Russell
      36. Commerce and Finance by Theodore H. Price, pp. 234-236
      37. The Reader's View, p. 237
      38. By the Way, p. 238
    13. [+]
      September 29, 1915 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 239
      2. The Crisis in the Balkans , p. 239
      3. The Zeppelin Attack on London , p. 240
      4. Lord Kitchener and Lloyd George on the War , p. 241
      5. The British Prize Court Decision , p. 241
      6. The Case of Dr. Dumba , p. 242
      7. What Is to Be Done About Mexico?, p. 243
      8. News from Stefansson, p. 244
      9. The Haitian Treaty, p. 245
      10. Haiti and Nicaragua, p. 246
      11. Anthony Comstock, p. 246
      12. Sewage and Water Supply in New York, p. 247
      13. A Post-Graduate School in Banking, p. 248
      14. South American Commercial Errors, p. 248
      15. A Hoosiver Celebration, p. 249
      16. Hudson Maxim, p. 249
      17. The Naval Academy, p. 250
      18. A Japanese Educator, p. 250
      19. Japanese Trade in China, p. 251
      20. War Loans and the War, p. 252
      21. The Neglected Belgian Protest, p. 253
      22. To Lovers of Peace, p. 254
      23. The Voice of Marshfield, pp. 255-256
      24. Silence and Greatness, p. 257
      25. The Value of Arctic Exploration, p. 258
      26. Letters to Unknown Friends by Lyman Abbott, p. 259
      27. Democracy in the American Theater by Gregory Mason, pp. 260-261
      28. The Turkish Atrocities in Armenia, pp. 262-265
      29. The Situation in Russia by George Kennan, pp. 266-267
      30. A French Tribute to America by Jean Parke, p. 268
      31. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 269-276
      32. A Woman's Report of Conditions in the Warring Countries, pp. 277-280
      33. A Glance in Passing by Don Marquis, pp. 281-282
      34. "Mercenary America" by Mary Dewhurst, pp. 283-287
      35. [+]
        What a French Friend Thinks of Us, pp. 288-289 - 1 Review
        America and Her Problems by Paul H.B. d'Estournelles de Constant
      36. By the Way, p. 290
  4. [+]
    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1915 = 13 Issues, 428 Articles
    1. [+]
      October 6, 1915 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 291
      2. The Eastern Battle Fronts , p. 292
      3. The Troubled Balkans , p. 292
      4. Germany and America , p. 293
      5. Dr. Dernburg Recognizes Some Facts , p. 293
      6. A Closed Incident , p. 293
      7. Overseas Trusts , p. 294
      8. An Italian's Tribute to the Austrian Soldiers , p. 294
      9. The German Loan, p. 295
      10. The British Budget, p. 295
      11. The Armenian Outrages, p. 296
      12. New York City's Subway Disasters, p. 296
      13. New York's Muster Day, p. 297
      14. Bucket-Shops, p. 298
      15. The Naval Advisory Board: An Interesting Personality, p. 299
      16. Outdoor Schools, p. 299
      17. A Notable Labor Leader, p. 300
      18. A Village in a City, p. 300
      19. China's Salvation, p. 301
      20. Women in China, p. 301
      21. Power of Courts to Declare Laws Unconstitutional, p. 302
      22. 1916, p. 303
      23. The New York Constitutional Convention: I. A Visible Government, p. 303
      24. The New Attitude to Youth, p. 304
      25. The Courage of the Christ, p. 305
      26. The Turkish Valedictory at Constantinople by Fullerton L. Waldo, pp. 306-308
      27. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 309-316
      28. Mr. Rockefeller and the Colorado Miners, pp. 317-319
      29. The Mexican Problem. I---Carranza: A Criminal Solution by Edward I. Bell, pp. 320-326
      30. The Herr Director and the Religious Spirit by Edward A. Steiner, pp. 327-331
      31. [+]
        The New Novels, pp. 332-335 - 8 Reviews
        The Freelands by John Galsworthy
        The High Priestess by Robert Grant
        The Money Master by Gilbert Parker
        The Story of Julia Page by Kathleen Norris
        Felix O'Day by F. Hopkinson Smith
        The Old Order Changeth by William Allen White
        A Young Man's Year by Anthony Hope
        Eltham House by Mrs. Humphry Ward
      32. The Reader's View, pp. 336-337
      33. By the WAy, p. 338
    2. [+]
      October 13, 1915 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 339
      2. The War on the Western and Eastern Fronts , p. 339
      3. The War and the Balkans , p. 340
      4. England in the Land of Tiglath-Pileser and the "Arabian Nights" , p. 341
      5. Armenia, p. 342
      6. Mexico, p. 343
      7. Woman Suffrage Elections, p. 343
      8. Fifty Years After, p. 344
      9. The Procession of Sports, p. 344
      10. Mr. Rockefeller in Colorado, p. 345
      11. The Longest Steel Arch in the World, p. 346
      12. The Wireless Telephone, p. 346
      13. The Pig Assumes an Educative Role, p. 347
      14. Cutting Away Millions from Georgia's Meat Bill, p. 348
      15. A New and Better Wheatland, p. 348
      16. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, p. 349
      17. Alcohol and Efficiency, p. 350
      18. The New Constitution: A Reponsible Government, pp. 350-351
      19. The Situation in China, pp. 352-353
      20. Woman Suffrage: An Argument and a Testimony, p. 354
      21. The Crime of Cowardice, pp. 355-356
      22. Honor by Avedis Aharonian, pp. 357-358
      23. The Mexican Problem. II---Regeneration from Within: A Hopeless Solution by Edward I. Bell, pp. 359-360
      24. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 361-374
      25. China in a Ferment by Carl Crow, pp. 375-377
      26. II. Millions to Save China by Willard Price, pp. 378-379
      27. The Breakdown of Russia' Bureauracy by George Kennan, pp. 380-384
      28. [+]
        Napoleon in Exile, p. 385 - 2 Reviews
        Napoleon in Exile: Elba by Norwood Young
        Napoleon in Exile: St. Helena by Norwood Young
      29. By the Way, p. 386
    3. [+]
      October 20, 1915 Issue = 37 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 387
      2. The Balkan States and the Entente Allies , p. 388
      3. The Submarine in Warfare , p. 388
      4. Side-Lights on the War , p. 389
      5. Co-operative Societies in Russia, p. 389
      6. Americanism Not Hyphenism, p. 390
      7. A Noble Relief Work, p. 391
      8. The Mexican Problem, p. 392
      9. Military Schools and National Defense, p. 393
      10. The Railway and the People, p. 394
      11. An Experiment in "Safety First", p. 395
      12. A Poet's Birthday, p. 396
      13. Memorial to Robert C. Ogden, p. 396
      14. Vassar College Fifty Years Old, p. 397
      15. A Village that Gave Itself, p. 398
      16. Practical Christian Unity, p. 398
      17. The Names of Streets, p. 399
      18. The New York Subway Disaster and Technical Comment, p. 399
      19. Jerusalem Not Constantinople, p. 400
      20. The New Constitution: A Democratic Government, p. 400
      21. An Open Letter by Lyman Abbott, p. 401
      22. Assassins of the Bible, pp. 402-403
      23. The Moro Boy Scouts, p. 404
      24. The Nations at War. Special Correspondence, p. 405
      25. II. The Russian People Demand a New Ministry , p. 406
      26. III. A Dutch Impression , p. 406
      27. IV. Incidents of German Rule in Belgium , p. 407
      28. V. Beneath the Balkan Outburst , pp. 408-410
      29. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 411-418
      30. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 419-420
      31. The Mexican Problem. III---Restricted Intervention: The True Solution by Edward I. Bell, pp. 421-426
      32. The Defense of the Republic by George Haven Putnam, pp. 427-430
      33. The Herr Director and the American Spirit by Edward A. Steiner, pp. 431-434
      34. A Glance in Passing by Don Marquis, pp. 435-436
      35. [+]
        Germany versus Prussia, pp. 437-438 - 1 Review
        Modern Germany and Her Historians by Antoine Guilland
      36. The Reader's View, p. 439
      37. By the Way, p. 440
    4. [+]
      October 27, 1915 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, pp. 449-450
      2. Other Phases of the War , p. 451
      3. Great Britain's Political War Crisis , p. 451
      4. German Opinion on the War , p. 451
      5. The Defeat of Woman Suffrage in New Jersey, p. 452
      6. The Pamama Canal: Will It Stay Dug?, p. 453
      7. The Panama Congress, p. 453
      8. John L. Sullivan Temperance Advocate, pp. 454-455
      9. Henri Fabre, p. 456
      10. College Athletics, p. 456
      11. Water Power: State versus Nation, p. 457
      12. An Impossible Goal, p. 457
      13. No Factory Inspector for Georgia, p. 458
      14. National Defense, p. 458
      15. The Mexican Problem, p. 459
      16. The New Constitution: A Summary, pp. 460-461
      17. A Friend and Friendship, p. 462
      18. Vassar College Semi-Centennial by Lyman Abbott, pp. 463-464
      19. American Contributions to Chemistry by Charles A. Doremus, pp. 465-466
      20. The Mexican Problem, pp. 467-470
      21. A Peace Hero of Five Wars by William T. Ellis, pp. 471-472
      22. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 473-474
      23. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 475-482
      24. Uncle Sam in the Appalachia by Louise Rand Bascom, pp. 483-489
      25. The Results of the Panama Canal on World Trade. I. North America by George H. Blakeslee, pp. 490-497
      26. Packing Goods for Export by Bayse N. Westcott, pp. 498-501
      27. San Marino: the Smallest of the Allies by Credo Harris, pp. 502-509
      28. A Lad from Nowhere by Ruth Sawyer, pp. 510-515
      29. Antecedents of the Balkan Crisis by Albert Bushnell Hart, pp. 516-520
      30. Commerce and Finance by Theodore H. Price, pp. 521-523
      31. [+]
        More New Novels, pp. 524-525 - 3 Reviews
        The Research Magnificant by H.G. Wells
        The Song of the Lark by Willa Cather
        The Crown of Life by Gordon Arthur Smith
      32. By the Way, p. 526
    5. [+]
      November 3, 1915 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 527
      2. The Ultimate German Design , p. 527
      3. On the Other War Lines , p. 528
      4. A Dangerous Plot Discovered , p. 529
      5. General Botha and British Colonial Policy , p. 529
      6. The Lake Mohonk Conference, pp. 530-531
      7. Railway Receiverships, p. 532
      8. A Fit Memorial to Henry Ward Beecher, p. 533
      9. The Episcopal Board of Missions, p. 534
      10. Mr. Dana and His Book, p. 534
      11. A Dream Book, p. 535
      12. Children and Art, p. 536
      13. Leprosy, p. 537
      14. Mr. Bryan and Dr. Tupper, p. 538
      15. National Defense, p. 538
      16. The Case of Miss Cavell, pp. 539-540
      17. To an Unknown Friend: Beliefs of the Unbelievers by Lyman Abbott, p. 541
      18. A Week for Good Books, pp. 542-543
      19. Republic or Monarchy in China?, pp. 544-546
      20. West Point and Preparedness, pp. 547-548
      21. The Nations at War by Arthur Bullard, p. 549
      22. II. Greece and the War by Bouck White, p. 550
      23. III. Servia: The Cry of the Children by Hamilton W. Mabie, pp. 551-552
      24. How It Seemed to March in the Suffrage Parade by One of the Marchers, pp. 553-554
      25. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 555-556
      26. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 557-564
      27. Liberty in Germany by Raymond B. Fosdick, pp. 565-570
      28. Fitting the Salary to the Job by Beatrice Denison, pp. 571-572
      29. Some Common Fallacies About Blindness by Clarence Hawkes, pp. 573-574
      30. Two Poems: Brotherhood; Home Days by Elizabeth B. Fahnestock, p. 575
      31. By the Way, p. 576
    6. [+]
      November 10, 1915 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Pictures and News, p. 577
      2. The Elections, p. 577
      3. Elihu Root, p. 578
      4. The Woman Suffrage Campaign, p. 579
      5. Prohibition in Ohio, p. 579
      6. The Story of the War, p. 580
      7. The Dardanelles and the Balkans , p. 580
      8. What Great Britain Has Done , p. 581
      9. The Fighting of the Week , p. 581
      10. The French Cabinet, p. 581
      11. The War in Mexico, p. 582
      12. How Shall China Be Governed?, p. 582
      13. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 583-585
      14. The Red Cross, p. 586
      15. Congregationalists in Council, pp. 587-588
      16. Deab Briggs on College Athletics, p. 589
      17. Ignacio Zuloaga, p. 590
      18. The Battle-ship Nevada, p. 590
      19. Indian Fairs, p. 591
      20. Letchworth Village, p. 592
      21. Austrian and Russian Comradeship, p. 593
      22. We Are Still Cheerful, p. 593
      23. Democracy and War, p. 593
      24. A Maker of Tales, pp. 594-595
      25. An Open Letter by Lyman Abbott, pp. 596-597
      26. Democratic Drama in Russia by Gertrude B. King, p. 598
      27. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 599-614
      28. The Nations at War: Four Months of the Italian Campaign by Gino C. Speranza, pp. 615-617
      29. Government Running Wild by John S. Pardee, pp. 618-621
      30. Les Evacuees by Mary Heaton Vorse, pp. 622-625
      31. A Study of Prohibition in Kansas by Florence Finch Kelly, pp. 626-630
      32. What One Woman Thinks of National Defense by Mary Youngs, pp. 631-634
      33. [+]
        The Art of Landscape Architecture, p. 635 - 1 Review
        The Art of Landscape Architecture by Samuel Parsons
      34. By the Way, p. 636
    7. [+]
      November 17, 1915 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 637
      2. In Greece , p. 637
      3. Murder at Sea Once More , pp. 637-638
      4. Kitchener and the East , p. 639
      5. Food in Germany , p. 639
      6. A Hostile Friend in Mexico, p. 640
      7. The Consecration of the Emperor of Japan, p. 640
      8. President Wilson and National Defense, pp. 641-642
      9. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 643-644
      10. A United Service School?, p. 645
      11. Progress or Reaction in Massachusetts?, p. 646
      12. Chicago and the Liquor Laws, p. 646
      13. The Williamsburg Factory Fire, p. 647
      14. Children's Education in Art, p. 647
      15. Haiti, p. 648
      16. New Activities of the Y.M.C.A., p. 649
      17. Another American Protest, pp. 650-651
      18. Brand Whitlock Minister to Belgium, p. 652
      19. [+]
        English Fiction in War Time, pp. 652-653 - 4 Reviews
        Old Delabole by Eden Phillpotts
        The Little Iliad by Maurice Hewlett
        Oblomov by Ivan A. Goncharov
        The Later Life by Louis Couperus
      20. Knoll Papers: The School of Life by Lyman Abbott, pp. 654-656
      21. Industrial Mobilization by Prearrangement by Franklin T. Miller, pp. 657-660
      22. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 661-668
      23. The Nations at War by Richard Hill, pp. 669-670
      24. A Waiter's View of the War , pp. 671-672
      25. Children's Museums by Mary B. Hartt, pp. 673-677
      26. Selecting Books for Children by Sidonie Matzner Gruenberg, pp. 678-680
      27. The Reader's View, p. 681
      28. By the Way, p. 682
    8. [+]
      November 24, 1915 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 689
      2. Criminal Plots in the United States , p. 689
      3. On the Firing Line , p. 690
      4. The Inspiration in Edith Cavell's Death , p. 691
      5. Mahanism and Moltkeism , p. 691
      6. Vagaries of the Russian Censorship, p. 692
      7. Free Speech in Paterson, p. 692
      8. Is Another Coal War Possible?, p. 693
      9. Judge Lindsey Explains, p. 694
      10. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 695-696
      11. The Western Conference and Amareur Athletics, p. 697
      12. Summer Baseball, p. 697
      13. An American Complains, p. 698
      14. Dr. Edward L. Trudeau, p. 699
      15. Congregationalists in Council, p. 699
      16. Fisk University, p. 700
      17. The Consumer as Dairy Inspector, p. 700
      18. Booker Washington and His Race, pp. 701-702
      19. Mere Words Won't Do, p. 703
      20. An Invasion, p. 704
      21. "The Heart of Youth", p. 704
      22. The Mexican Situation by an American, pp. 705-706
      23. Booker T. Washington: Gentleman by H.W.M., p. 707
      24. Knoll Papers: What If? by Lyman Abbott, p. 708
      25. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 709-716
      26. The Results of the Panama Canal on World Trade by George H. Blakeslee, pp. 717-722
      27. United States Steel Corporation, Employer by Tyler Dennett, pp. 723-731
      28. Keeping Physically Fit by W.J. Cromie, pp. 732-736
      29. What Lyons is Doing for the Wounded and the Refugees by Claire Guedy, pp. 737-743
      30. The Heart of Youth by Hermann Hagedorn, pp. 744-756
      31. Big Business Junior in America by Theodore H. Price, pp. 757-762
      32. The New School by Joyce Kilmer, p. 763
      33. By Order of the People by Marion Couthouy Smith, p. 763
      34. By the Way, p. 764
    9. [+]
      December 1, 1915 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 765
      2. German Plots in America , p. 765
      3. The Situation in Greece , p. 766
      4. The Progress of the War , p. 766
      5. The University and National Preparedness, p. 767
      6. A Call to Arms for Peace, p. 767
      7. Congress, p. 768
      8. A Governor Under Fire, p. 769
      9. Mr. Osborne and Sing Sing Prison, p. 770
      10. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 771-772
      11. The Liquor Question in New York, p. 773
      12. Leschetizky, p. 774
      13. Solomon Schechter, p. 775
      14. The Football Season, p. 775
      15. A Distinguished Japanese Writer, p. 776
      16. Stricken Mexico, p. 777
      17. Germany's Lesson to America, p. 777
      18. Not a Party Issue, p. 778
      19. Emperor and People, pp. 779-780
      20. Booker Washington: The Neighbors' View, pp. 781-782
      21. Arts and Letters in Council (Editorial Correspondence), pp. 783-787
      22. William Dean Howells, pp. 788-789
      23. II. A Red Cross Flag that Saved Four Thousand by Dikran Andreasian, p. 790
      24. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 791-803
      25. A Glance in Passing by Don Marquis, pp. 804-805
      26. Knoll Papers: Men of the Knotted Heart by Lyman Abbott, pp. 806-808
      27. [+]
        John Hay, pp. 809-811 - 1 Review
        The Life and Letters of John Hay by William Roscoe Thayer and John Hay
      28. The Reader's View, pp. 812-813
      29. By the Way, p. 814
    10. [+]
      December 8, 1915 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 815
      2. Other Submarine Piracy , p. 815
      3. War and Food , p. 816
      4. The New Situation in the Balkans , p. 817
      5. Bagdad and Teheran , p. 818
      6. France's "Loan of Victory", p. 818
      7. Mr. McAdoo's Taxation Proposals, p. 819
      8. The Teutonic Invasion, p. 819
      9. An American Released by Great Britain, p. 820
      10. Emotion Without Action, p. 820
      11. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 821-822
      12. The Taft-Garrison Controversy About the Philippines, p. 823
      13. Carranza and the Catholics, p. 824
      14. The Strike at Wilkes-Barre, p. 825
      15. A Commuinty School, p. 826
      16. Progress in Religious Unity, p. 827
      17. Street Accidents, p. 827
      18. A Japanese Prima Donna, p. 827
      19. Progress in Harrisburg, p. 828
      20. The New Chinese Minister, p. 829
      21. "The Wooden City", p. 829
      22. Movies for Children, p. 830
      23. Mr. Ford's Peace Argosy, p. 831
      24. Balancing the Federal Budget, p. 832
      25. Preparedness, pp. 833-834
      26. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 835-850
      27. What Labor Men Are Thinking About by Charles Stelzle, pp. 851-852
      28. The Security League Conference by Harold T. Pulsifer, pp. 853-854
      29. Knoll Papers: Saying Prayers by Lyman Abbott, pp. 855-856
      30. The Nations at War by William T. Ellis, pp. 857-861
      31. II. Italy and the Balkan Crisis by Gino C. Speranza, pp. 862-864
      32. The Voice in Boston's Wilderness by Sara H. Birchall, pp. 865-869
      33. What One Southern Woman Has Done, p. 870
      34. The Reader's View, pp. 871-873
      35. By the Way, p. 874
    11. [+]
      December 15, 1915 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Congress, p. 875
      2. Questions of Procedure , p. 875
      3. The Report of the Secretary of the Treasury , p. 876
      4. Mr. Roosevelt and Preparedness, p. 877
      5. Mr. Taft Mr. Garrison and the Philippine Question, p. 877
      6. The Story of the War, p. 878
      7. No Longer Welcome , pp. 878-879
      8. The Russian Threat Against Bulgaria and Other War News , p. 880
      9. The King of Greece to America, p. 880
      10. The Ford Peace Argosy Sails, p. 880
      11. The Removal of Judge McCall, p. 881
      12. Americanization of Immigrants, p. 881
      13. A Great Y.M.C.A. Hotel, p. 882
      14. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 883-884
      15. Jeanne d'Arc, p. 885
      16. The Nobel Prizes, p. 886
      17. Unrest in China, p. 887
      18. Soldiers' Clothes and the Spirit They Cover, p. 887
      19. A German Vista, p. 888
      20. Upbuilding and Upbringing, p. 888
      21. Belgian Scholars in America, p. 889
      22. The Yale School of Religion, p. 889
      23. The President's Message, pp. 890-892
      24. Since the Lusitania Was Sunk, p. 893
      25. An Official German View of German-American Relations, p. 894
      26. The Recall of the Captains, pp. 895-896
      27. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 897-904
      28. Elizabeth Gurley Flynn: Labor Leader, p. 905
      29. The Nations at War: The Black Company by Gregory Mason, pp. 906-913
      30. Charity's Great Adventure by Frank Marshall White, pp. 914-917
      31. Knoll Papers: Whither? by Lyman Abbott, pp. 918-920
      32. A Diplomatist of Old New York by Hamilton W. Mabie, pp. 921-922
      33. An Open Letter to Secretary Houston by a Farmer's Wife, pp. 923-925
      34. By the Way, p. 926
    12. [+]
      December 22, 1915 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 921
      2. Ebb-Tide in the Balkans , p. 921
      3. Senator Lodge on Children versus Cotton, p. 922
      4. Military Obligation, p. 923
      5. American Securities and the War, p. 923
      6. Plans for Army Reform, p. 924
      7. Secretary Lane's Report, p. 925
      8. Oscar Straus Public Service Commissioner, p. 926
      9. A Memorial to Jabob A. Riis, p. 926
      10. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 927-928
      11. Rural Life and the Federal Council of Churches, p. 929
      12. The Revival of Quebec, p. 930
      13. A Review of the Bulgarian Press, p. 930
      14. Education in Turkey, p. 931
      15. Yuan Emperor, p. 932
      16. Christmas 1915, p. 933
      17. Japan and the Oriet, p. 934
      18. Many or One, p. 935
      19. The Nations at War by Gregory Mason, pp. 936-939
      20. II. A Belgian Christmas: One Year Ago by Edward Eyre Hunt, p. 940
      21. III. The Face of Italy by Gino C. Speranza, pp. 941-944
      22. The New Congress by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, pp. 945-947
      23. Two British Poets, p. 948
      24. II. Stephen Phillips , p. 949
      25. The Lord's Prayer by Charles A. Richmond, p. 950
      26. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 951-958
      27. The Refugee: A Christmas War Story by E. Temple Thurston, pp. 959-963
      28. Knoll Papers: A Secret Service by Lyman Abbott, pp. 964-970
      29. Break Your Match in Two! by Thomas H. Simpson, pp. 971-978
      30. "F.O.B. Detroit", pp. 979-986
      31. United States Steel Corporation Citizen, pp. 987-993
      32. Japan and America by Baron Eiichi Shibusawa, pp. 994-997
      33. Energizing the Dollar by Borrowing by Theodore H. Price, pp. 998-1000
      34. The Golden Hill by Voldemar Davydovitch, pp. 1001-1002
      35. The Reader's View, pp. 1003-1005
      36. By the Way, p. 1006
    13. [+]
      December 29, 1915 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. Secretary Daniels's Report, pp. 101-1006
      2. The Story of the War, p. 1007
      3. England "Too Late" , p. 1007
      4. Sir Douglas Haig for Sir John French , p. 1008
      5. The Welland Canal Plot , p. 1008
      6. The Ancona Correspondence , p. 1009
      7. The Marriage of the President, p. 1010
      8. The Farewell of Francisco Villa, p. 1011
      9. Peace and International Law, p. 1011
      10. Miss Keller on the War, p. 1012
      11. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 1013-1014
      12. Philadelphia's Lost Opportunity, p. 1015
      13. Tuskegee's New Head, p. 1015
      14. Public School Athletics, p. 1016
      15. The University of Pennsylvania and Academic Freedom, p. 1016
      16. A Controversy in the Episcopal Church, p. 1017
      17. The Russian Choir, p. 1018
      18. The New Chinese Emperoro, p. 1019
      19. Lord Alverstone, p. 1019
      20. The Pan-American Scientific Congress, p. 1020
      21. Japan Honors Christians, p. 1020
      22. 1915---A Retrospect, p. 1021
      23. Russia From Within and From Without, pp. 1022-1023
      24. The Ancona Horror, pp. 1024-1025
      25. Two Letters, pp. 1026-1027
      26. Knoll Papers: A Birthday Monologue by Lyman Abbott, p. 1028
      27. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 1029-1036
      28. The War Conference at Clark University, pp. 1037-1038
      29. The Nations at War by Sanford Griffith, pp. 1039-1040
      30. II. Russia's War of Independence by Gregory Mason, pp. 1041-1044
      31. Progress and Reaction in Pennsylvania by Charles Phillips Cooper, pp. 1045-1048
      32. II. Philadelphia's Strabismus by George W. Norris, pp. 1049-1051
      33. War Munitions: Shall the United States Ship Them to Belligerents? by H.B. Corey, p. 1052
      34. What Has Become of Jones? by Bruce Barton, pp. 1053-1055
      35. By the Way, p. 1056
      36. Index to Volume 111, p. 1057
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  Issues of 1916 = 52 Issues, 1,671 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1917 = 35 Issues, 1,169 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1918 = 51 Issues, 1,810 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1919 = 48 Issues, 1,522 Articles
[+]
Issues of the 1920s = 10 Years, 520 Issues, 17,587 Articles
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  Issues of 1920 = 52 Issues, 1,723 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1921 = 52 Issues, 1,567 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1922 = 52 Issues, 1,607 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1923 = 52 Issues, 1,577 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1924 = 52 Issues, 1,646 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1925 = 52 Issues, 1,593 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1926 = 52 Issues, 1,714 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1927 = 52 Issues, 1,839 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1928 = 52 Issues, 2,280 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1929 = 52 Issues, 2,041 Articles
[+]
Issues of the 1930s = 6 Years, 144 Issues, 2,912 Articles
1. [+]
  Issues of 1930 = 52 Issues, 1,144 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1931 = 52 Issues, 1,107 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1932 = 10 Issues, 181 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1933 = 12 Issues, 213 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1934 = 12 Issues, 184 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1935 = 6 Issues, 83 Articles