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    Issues of Jan.-Mar. 1916 = 13 Issues, 420 Articles
    1. [+]
      January 5, 1916 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 1
      2. What Will Happen in Greece? , p. 2
      3. Submarine Murder Continues , p. 2
      4. Is This Story True? , p. 3
      5. Typhus in Mexico, p. 4
      6. Suggestions from the Anti-Militarism Committee, p. 4
      7. The Public Schools and National Defense, p. 5
      8. Two Indictments, p. 6
      9. The Year's Labor Legislation, p. 6
      10. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 7-8
      11. Human Agriculture, p. 9
      12. The Agricultural Department as Doctor and Financier, p. 10
      13. Major Moton, p. 11
      14. The Pan-American Scientific Congress, p. 12
      15. The Community Christmas Tree, p. 12
      16. A Notable Christmas Gift, p. 13
      17. Trouble for the New Chinese Monarchy, p. 13
      18. China and Japan, p. 13
      19. Mobilization for Snow Removal, p. 14
      20. A National Missionary Movement, p. 15
      21. Italian Finance, p. 16
      22. An Unequaled Increase in Ship Tonnage, p. 16
      23. A Happy New Year, pp. 17-18
      24. Preparedness and Policy, p. 19
      25. The Nations at War by Gregory Mason, pp. 20-23
      26. I. Holland and the War , p. 24
      27. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 25-37
      28. Zionism by Louis D. Brandeis, pp. 38-39
      29. II. Why American Jews Consider Zionism Undesirable by Dr. Samuel Schulman, pp. 40-41
      30. The True Sing Sing by Frank Marshall White, pp. 42-47
      31. By the Way, p. 48
    2. [+]
      January 12, 1916 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 49
      2. The Pleasant Austrian Note and the Persian Atrocity , pp. 49-50
      3. Along the Fighting Line , p. 51
      4. The Campaign in Persia , p. 51
      5. Congress and National Defense, p. 52
      6. An International Supreme Court and Business Sentiment, p. 53
      7. The Government and American Industry, p. 54
      8. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 55-56
      9. The Pan-American Scientific Congress, p. 57
      10. The Situation at Sing Sing, p. 57
      11. The British New Year Honors, p. 58
      12. Restaurants and Disease, p. 59
      13. The Immigrant and the Rest of Us, p. 60
      14. A Mechanical Eye, p. 61
      15. Motordom on View, p. 62
      16. Uncle Sam's Children, pp. 63-64
      17. Tommaso Savlini, p. 65
      18. Immortal Santa Claus, p. 66
      19. Harvard and Preparedness, p. 66
      20. Athens, p. 67
      21. "What Would Roosevelt Have Done?", pp. 68-69
      22. Turkey and the War, p. 70
      23. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 71-86
      24. Damage by a Good Word, p. 87
      25. Knoll Papers: Alice Freeman Palmer---A Sketch by Lyman Abbott, pp. 88-89
      26. America's Pretense of Neutrality by Thomas Chalmers, pp. 90-91
      27. The Nations at War by A.L. Kroeber, pp. 92-94
      28. II. The American in England by James D. Whelpley, pp. 95-98
      29. The Wind Fighters (Story) by Keene Abbott, pp. 99-103
      30. The Adoption of Children by Charles G. Kerley, M.D., pp. 104-107
      31. By the WAy, p. 108
    3. [+]
      January 19, 1916 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 109
      2. Fencing with Words , p. 110
      3. The Progress of the War , p. 110
      4. The Case of the Baralong , p. 111
      5. The Spirit of the West , p. 112
      6. Our Naval Policy, p. 113
      7. Dr. Eliot and Preparedness, p. 114
      8. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 115-116
      9. Mexico, p. 117
      10. The Presidential Term, p. 118
      11. Plans of the Progressive Party, p. 118
      12. Prohibition in the United States and Russia, pp. 119-120
      13. Sing Sing and the Osborne-Riley Conflict, p. 121
      14. Youngstown: Strike and Riot, pp. 121-122
      15. The Case of the Eleven Directors, p. 123
      16. Ada Rehan, p. 123
      17. Lord Burnham, p. 124
      18. Frank H. Dodd, p. 124
      19. A Southern Protest Against Lynching, p. 124
      20. The Latest News from Mars, p. 125
      21. The Oxford House, pp. 125-126
      22. Yielding to Frightfulness, p. 127
      23. The Right of Revolution, p. 128
      24. Religion in War-Time, p. 129
      25. A Great Gathering of the Experts by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 130-132
      26. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 133-140
      27. The Nations at War by Gregory Mason, pp. 141-143
      28. II. The Englishman in America by James D. Whelpley, pp. 144-147
      29. The Liquor Trade versus Kansas Statistics by Arthur Capper, Governor of Kansas, pp. 148-150
      30. Music and the War by Fullerton L. Waldo, pp. 151-152
      31. Justice Tempered with Judgment by Alice Maxwell Appo, pp. 153-155
      32. The Reader's View, pp. 156-157
      33. By the Way, p. 158
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      January 26, 1916 Issue = 38 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 159
      2. The Baralong Incident Again , p. 159
      3. War Events of the Week , p. 160
      4. The Massacre of Americans in Mexico, p. 161
      5. Mobilizing Our Industries, p. 162
      6. The E-2 Disaster and Submarine Motive Power, p. 163
      7. Senator Root on Self-Respecting Democracy, p. 164
      8. The Retiring Chilean Ambassador, p. 164
      9. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 165-166
      10. The French and German Socialists, p. 167
      11. Youngstown and Americanization, p. 168
      12. The Child Labor Bill, p. 168
      13. Warden Osborne of Sing Sing, p. 169
      14. The New York Prison Exhibit, p. 170
      15. "Not to Reform But to Inform", p. 170
      16. Uncle Sam---Trapper, p. 171
      17. John Masefield, p. 172
      18. Forestry, p. 173
      19. "The Cleanest Big City in the World", p. 174
      20. The National Archives, p. 174
      21. A National Tariff Commission, pp. 175-176
      22. Protests Not for Sale, p. 177
      23. Our Boys, pp. 177-178
      24. Mexico---Not War But Pacification, p. 179
      25. Two More Letters, p. 180
      26. Relief for Suffering Belgians, p. 181
      27. Three German Socialists on the War, pp. 182-184
      28. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 185-194
      29. The Trouble at Panama by Felix Orman, pp. 195-202
      30. Japan's Coronation Season by Eliza R. Scidmore, pp. 203-210
      31. Uncle Sam Goes Fishing by Hawthorne Daniel, pp. 211-217
      32. Recent Changes in the Art of War by Francis V. Greene, pp. 218-225
      33. A Grace Before Reading by Helen Coale Crew, p. 226
      34. Big Business Junior in America. II. The Mail Order Business by Theodore H. Price, pp. 227-231
      35. The Broken Tale (Story) by Donal H. Haines, pp. 232-234
      36. Our Country by Bainbridge Colby, pp. 235-237
      37. Knoll Papers: To An Unknown Friend by Lyman Abbott, pp. 238-239
      38. By the Way, p. 240
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      February 2, 1916 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 241
      2. Conscription in England , p. 241
      3. On the Firing Lines , p. 242
      4. The Problems of the British Blockade , p. 243
      5. Preparedness and Congress, p. 244
      6. General Wood Before the Senate Committee, p. 244
      7. The Democrats and the Philippines, p. 245
      8. An International Declaration of Independence, pp. 245-246
      9. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 247-248
      10. Mexican Savagery, p. 249
      11. The Removal of Superintendent Riley, p. 249
      12. The Arizona Copper Mines, p. 250
      13. A Governor with Grit, p. 251
      14. A French View of Mr. Ford, p. 252
      15. German Logic, p. 253
      16. "Die Zukunft", p. 254
      17. The Pine Blister Rust, p. 254
      18. Church Union in Canada, p. 255
      19. "Higher Education by Motor Truck", p. 255
      20. The Preparedness We Believe In, pp. 256-257
      21. Reading History as We Run, p. 258
      22. Making Americans and Defending America by Ernest H. Abbott, pp. 259-263
      23. Knoll Papers: Fragments of Knowledge by Lyman Abbott, p. 264
      24. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 265-272
      25. The Nations at War by Gregory Mason, pp. 273-276
      26. II. How England Pays for the War by James D. Whelpley, pp. 277-279
      27. III. Germany Switzerland and Free Speech , pp. 280-281
      28. Liberty in America by Raymond B. Fosdick, pp. 282-285
      29. By the Way, p. 286
    6. [+]
      February 9, 1916 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 287
      2. What Shall Be Done with the Appam? , p. 288
      3. More Zeppelin Raids , p. 288
      4. The Fighting West and East , p. 289
      5. Disarming Merchant Vessels , p. 289
      6. A Remarkable Appeal from Belgium , p. 290
      7. The President's Speeches on Preparedness, pp. 291-292
      8. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 293-294
      9. Mr. Brandeis for the Supreme Court, pp. 295-296
      10. New York's Children's Court, p. 297
      11. The Western Floods, p. 297
      12. A Wise Church Pension Fund, p. 298
      13. The German Socialist Constituencies, p. 299
      14. Mayor Lunn and the Socialists, p. 300
      15. "Lampy", p. 300
      16. The "Bookman" Comes of Age, p. 301
      17. The Farmer's Year, p. 301
      18. The "Manchu Law", p. 302
      19. Citizen Soldiery, p. 303
      20. Water Power as a Natural Resource, pp. 304-305
      21. Not the Mailed Fist But the Firm Hand, p. 306
      22. The Making of Citizen Soldiers, pp. 307-310
      23. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 311-326
      24. Knoll Papers: The Use and Abuse of Creeds by Lyman Abbott, pp. 327-328
      25. The Nations at War by Lewis R. Freeman, pp. 329-332
      26. II. The New Brunhilda: German Women and the War by Katharine Anthony, pp. 333-334
      27. Abraham Lincoln: Some Recollections and Comparisons by E.S. Nadal, pp. 335-339
      28. Water Power by Hugh L. Cooper, pp. 340-344
      29. Three Pioneer Women by Elizabeth Wallace, pp. 345-347
      30. By the Way, p. 348
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      February 16, 1916 Issue = 40 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 349
      2. The Appam a Prize of War , p. 349
      3. Offensives Real and Threatened , p. 350
      4. The National Security League, p. 351
      5. Military Training of School-Boys, p. 351
      6. Conscription in Great Britain, p. 352
      7. The Destruction of Canada's Parliament Building, p. 353
      8. The New Russian Premier, p. 354
      9. The Museo Social, p. 354
      10. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 355-356
      11. "Fear God and Take Your Own Part", p. 357
      12. In Defense of the Children, p. 358
      13. Congress and Preparedness, p. 358
      14. A Swiss Museum of the Arts and Sciences, p. 359
      15. The Tomb of Perneb, p. 359
      16. Capital Labor and the Public Safety, p. 360
      17. Lunches for School-Children, p. 361
      18. New York's Night Schools, p. 361
      19. A Voluntary Police Force, p. 362
      20. The Passing of the "Wireless Wire-Tappers", p. 363
      21. Alexander Wilson Drake, p. 364
      22. Free Speech and Law, pp. 364-365
      23. The Freer Museum, p. 366
      24. The Language Question in Canada, p. 366
      25. Guatemala, p. 367
      26. Education in China, p. 367
      27. A Real National Guard, pp. 368-369
      28. American Good Faith in the Philippines, p. 370
      29. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 371-379
      30. A Prediction Fulfilled, p. 380
      31. The Boys' Club Work, pp. 381-382
      32. The Letters of Two Patriots, p. 383
      33. Brother Jonathan by Charles Alexander Richmond, pp. 384-385
      34. The Pre-Nomination Campaign: The National South by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 386-388
      35. Knoll Papers: The Trade of Home-Making by Lyman Abbott, pp. 389-390
      36. The Nations at War by Gregory Mason, pp. 391-394
      37. Co-operative Stores by N.O. Nelson, pp. 395-396
      38. Police Preparedness by Gertrude Mathews, pp. 397-399
      39. Erasing the Hyphen by Gertrude Barnum, pp. 400-401
      40. By the Way, p. 402
    8. [+]
      February 23, 1916 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. The Issues: Righteousness; Justice; Liberty; Leadership, p. 399
      2. The Story of the War, p. 400
      3. The English Parliament and the War , p. 400
      4. On the Firing Lines , p. 400
      5. Mr. Garrison's Resignation, p. 401
      6. A Warning to the Nation, p. 402
      7. Elihu Root's Speech, p. 402
      8. American Rights, p. 403
      9. Justice Hughes Out of Politics, p. 404
      10. The South and the Child Labor Bill, p. 404
      11. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 405-406
      12. A Reunion of Prison Alumni, pp. 407-408
      13. A Remarkable Strike, p. 409
      14. The Booker T. Washington Memorial Meeting, p. 410
      15. More Letters to Marjorie Sterrett, p. 411
      16. J.T. Trowbridge Friend of Boys, p. 412
      17. The Franchise in Prussia, p. 412
      18. A "Typical American", p. 413
      19. Not Extermination But Emancipation, pp. 413-414
      20. On Catalogues, p. 415
      21. Knoll Papers: "Keep On Keepin' On" by Lyman Abbott, pp. 416-417
      22. Belgium, pp. 418-420
      23. Armed Merchantmen: What Shall We Do About Them? by Ellery C. Stowell, pp. 421-424
      24. A National Reorganization for Defense, pp. 425-426
      25. The Pre-Nomination Campaign by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 427-430
      26. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 431-438
      27. An Americanization Factory by Gregory Mason, pp. 439-448
      28. War Time in Rural England by F.E. Green, pp. 449-456
      29. Peter by Sara Savage Muller, pp. 457-460
      30. The Laughter of Leen by Conrad Richter, pp. 461-465
      31. A Rural Church with a Programme by R.C. Keagy, pp. 466-470
      32. The Nations at War: Italia Redenta by Gino C. Speranza, pp. 471-474
      33. The Alleged Menace of Peace by Theodore H. Price, pp. 475-477
      34. By the Way, p. 478
    9. [+]
      March 1, 1916 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The Story of the War: Erzerum and After, p. 479
      2. The President and Armed Merchantmen, p. 479
      3. The Hay Bill, p. 480
      4. The Malady of Railways, p. 481
      5. The Treaty with Nicaragua, p. 482
      6. Americanization, pp. 482-483
      7. Law and Lynching in Georgia, p. 484
      8. Liquor Legislation in New York State, pp. 484-485
      9. Chinese Risings, p. 486
      10. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 487-488
      11. The Proposed Disfigurement of Washington, p. 489
      12. Mothers' Pensions, p. 489
      13. War's New Slang, p. 490
      14. Wanted a National Park Service, p. 491
      15. The Young Women's Christian Association, p. 491
      16. The Pine Blister Rust, p. 492
      17. The Three Arts Club, p. 493
      18. A Great Year for Missions, p. 493
      19. Mexico, p. 494
      20. Decline and Fall of the Loan Shark, p. 495
      21. Protests and Preparedness, p. 496
      22. Can an Official Represent the People?, p. 497
      23. The Real Issue, p. 498
      24. The Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch, pp. 499-500
      25. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 501-508
      26. American Mariners for American Ships, pp. 509-510
      27. The Pre-Nomination Campaign by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 511-514
      28. The Nations at War by Gregory Mason, pp. 515-517
      29. II. Italy and Servian Aid by Gino C. Speranza, pp. 518-521
      30. Mothers' Pensions---Graft, Charity, or Justice? by Jane Grey Potter, pp. 522-524
      31. "Infra Dig" by Donal Hamilton Haines, pp. 525-528
      32. The Reader's View, p. 529
      33. By the Way, p. 530
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      March 8, 1916 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. Patriotism, p. 531
      2. The Story of the War, pp. 531-532
      3. Submarines and Armed Ships , p. 533
      4. Patriotic Bookeeping , p. 534
      5. "The Eye in the Sky", p. 535
      6. Mr. Gompers on National Defense, p. 536
      7. President James and the Land Grant College, p. 536
      8. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 537-538
      9. Northampton Sets a Good Example, p. 539
      10. Unfair and Inexpedient, p. 539
      11. The Ballot in Peril in Oklahoma, p. 540
      12. The Czar and the Duma, p. 540
      13. Henry James, p. 541
      14. Raphael's Colonna Madonna, p. 542
      15. Paul Manship's Work in Sculpture, p. 542
      16. The Cripples of France, p. 543
      17. The Panama Congress, p. 544
      18. A Nation Besieged, p. 545
      19. The German Issue in Congress, p. 545
      20. A Letter from a Neighbor, pp. 546-547
      21. "The Clear Rights of American Citizens", p. 548
      22. II. A Statement to the Press by Carter Glass Democratic Representative from Virginia , p. 549
      23. The President and Congress, pp. 549-551
      24. The Pre-Nomination Campaign: The Wilson Administration by Frederick M. Davenport, p. 552
      25. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 553-573
      26. The Nations at War: Belgium in Holland by Sanford Griffith, pp. 574-575
      27. Socialism After the War by Henry W. Jessup, p. 576
      28. Weh Sao-tze, the Militant by Jean Carter Cochran, pp. 577-579
      29. The Retail Merchant by T.W. McAllister, pp. 580-583
      30. [+]
        What a Frenchman Thinks of the War, pp. 584-585 - 1 Review
        A Frenchman's Thoughts on the War by Paul Sabatier
      31. The Reader's View, pp. 586-587
      32. By the Way, p. 588
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      March 15, 1916 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 589
      2. The Controversy over Armed Merchant Ships , p. 589
      3. War Incidents of the Week , pp. 590-591
      4. National Defense in Congress, p. 592
      5. German Influence in Congress, p. 593
      6. The New Secretary of War, p. 593
      7. The Mayors and Preparedness, p. 594
      8. Ambassador Morgenthau, p. 594
      9. Colonel House, p. 595
      10. A Blow at Honest Dramatic Criticism, p. 596
      11. The Public Character of "Private Business", p. 596
      12. The Haitian Treaty, p. 597
      13. "Carmen Sylva", p. 598
      14. The Clergy and the War, p. 598
      15. Lafayette and America, p. 599
      16. Floods in Holland, p. 599
      17. The Harvard Latin-American Professorship, p. 600
      18. The Comparative Law School at Shangahi China, p. 600
      19. The American Museum's Asiatic Expedition, p. 601
      20. Justice Hughes and the Presidency, p. 602
      21. Four Cartoons by Louis Raemaekers, pp. 603-606
      22. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 607-614
      23. Fight or Flight, p. 615
      24. The "Supreme Court of Spoils", p. 616
      25. Fishing with a Worm, p. 617
      26. "The Outlook" in the Senate, pp. 618-619
      27. Brother Jonathan Speaks His Mind by Charles Alexander Richmond, pp. 620-621
      28. Knoll Papers: Opportunity by Lyman Abbott, pp. 622-623
      29. The Grand Duke in the Caucasus, pp. 624-625
      30. Louis Raemaekers and His War Cartoons by Lewis R. Freeman, pp. 626-627
      31. The Pre-Nomination Campaign by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 628-631
      32. Some War Impressions of an American Woman, pp. 632-637
      33. By the Way, p. 638
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      March 22, 1916 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Mexico and "The Outlook": An Announcement, p. 641
      2. The Story of the War, p. 641
      3. The Invasion of the United States from Mexico, pp. 642-644
      4. Mr. Roosevelt and the National Issues, p. 645
      5. The Naval Advisory Board, p. 645
      6. American Rights and Anti-American Hoodlums, p. 646
      7. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 647-648
      8. A Congressman in the Pillory, p. 649
      9. Jean Mounet-Sully, p. 649
      10. The "Flying Dutchman" Comes into Port, p. 650
      11. A Chamber Music Society, p. 651
      12. An Open Letter to Burglars, p. 652
      13. Free Text-Books, p. 653
      14. The Advance into Mexico, p. 654
      15. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 655-662
      16. Lenten Awakening, p. 663
      17. If, p. 663
      18. The Anonymous Spirit, p. 664
      19. Clarion by Harold Trowbridge Pulsifer, p. 665
      20. American Rights, p. 666
      21. The Pre-Nomination Campaign by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 667-670
      22. A Star of Hope for Mexico by Charles William Dabney, pp. 671-678
      23. The Alaskan Forests by L.M. Lamm, pp. 679-682
      24. Helping Street Boys by Frank Hunter Potter, pp. 683-692
      25. Reporting the War from Deskside by Frank B. Elser, pp. 693-699
      26. Automobile Rights and Wrongs by Francis M. Hugo, pp. 700-703
      27. An Experiment in Student Co-operation by George W. Hunter, pp. 704-707
      28. Road Menders by Ruth Sawyer, pp. 708-712
      29. Big Business Junior in America by Theodore H. Price, pp. 713-717
      30. By the Way, p. 718
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      March 29, 1916 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 719
      2. Liebknecht in the German Reichstag , p. 719
      3. On the Fighting Lines , p. 720
      4. The Pursuit of Villa, p. 721
      5. Japan Repudiates Dual Allegiance, p. 722
      6. The Hay Army Bill, p. 722
      7. Mr. Brandeis Harvard and Academic Freedom, p. 723
      8. Senator Taggart of Indiana, p. 724
      9. Liquor Legislation in New York, p. 724
      10. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 725-726
      11. Better than Acquittal, p. 727
      12. The Class in History, p. 728
      13. War and the Labor Market, p. 728
      14. Mexico---Our Duty, p. 729
      15. The Lusitania, p. 730
      16. How Not to Read Shakespeare, pp. 730-731
      17. Our Nation and Our Army, p. 732
      18. President Wilson, Mr. Roosevelt, and Belgium by Lawrence F. Abbott, pp. 732-734
      19. Knoll Papers: A Voice from the French Trenches by Lyman Abbott, pp. 735-737
      20. The Pre-Nomination Campaign by Frederick M. Davenport, p. 738
      21. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 739-749
      22. A Notable Pan-American Conference by Rev. S.G. Inman, pp. 750-754
      23. The Nations at War: Prisoners of War in Russia by Gregory Mason, pp. 755-760
      24. Helping Ireland to Help Herself by Marchioness of Aberdeen and Temair, pp. 761-765
      25. The Reader's View, pp. 766-767
      26. By the Way, p. 768
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    Issues of Apr.-Jun. 1916 = 13 Issues, 398 Articles
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      April 5, 1916 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 769
      2. In Field and Council , p. 769
      3. The Virginius and the Lusitania: A Comparison, p. 770
      4. The State Militia and the State Police, p. 771
      5. Russia and France, p. 771
      6. The Pursuit of Villa, p. 772
      7. The President on Sinister Influences, p. 773
      8. Aviation and the Army, p. 774
      9. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 775-776
      10. The Mahler Choral Symphony, p. 777
      11. The Music of Edwin Grasse, p. 777
      12. A Police Chorus, p. 778
      13. German Political Parties, p. 779
      14. The Sugar-Bowl and the Tariff, p. 780
      15. The Strange Plight of the Shackleton Expedition, p. 781
      16. Achieving a Pan-American Industrialism, p. 781
      17. How Memphis Found Herself, p. 782
      18. Is the Lusitania Case a Local Issue?, p. 783
      19. Mexico and Preparedness, pp. 784-785
      20. Mr. Robinson's New Poems, p. 786
      21. The Native American: From a Speech by Joseph G. Cannon, pp. 787-788
      22. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 789-796
      23. Keep the Soldier Out of Politics by Eric Fisher Wood, pp. 797-798
      24. Universal Military Training, pp. 799-800
      25. The Swiss Soldier by Jean Martin, pp. 801-803
      26. The Change of War Ministers in France by Charles Johnston, pp. 804-806
      27. The Pre-Nomination Campaign by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 807-809
      28. The Nations at Peace by Alfrieda Marian Mosher, pp. 810-815
      29. By the Way, p. 816
    2. [+]
      April 12, 1916 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 817
      2. Verdun and the Larger Aspects of the War , p. 818
      3. Zeppelin Raids in England , p. 818
      4. Why Germany is Disliked , p. 819
      5. The Chase After the Elusive Villa, p. 820
      6. Information for a Truth Lover, p. 820
      7. A Railway War Threatened, pp. 821-822
      8. The Case of the Blakelocks, p. 823
      9. The Military Training Camps for 1916, pp. 824-825
      10. Preparedness and the Churches, p. 826
      11. James Burrell Angell, p. 826
      12. The Chinese Rising, p. 827
      13. Missionary Economic Influence in China, p. 827
      14. Ruining Washington, p. 828
      15. Canada and the Liquor Question, p. 828
      16. Root Roosevelt and Reunion, pp. 829-830
      17. The League to Enforce Peace, pp. 831-832
      18. Did Christ Condemn the Use of Force?, p. 833
      19. What Lent Is For, p. 833
      20. A Foot-Note of History, p. 834
      21. "La Bataille" and The Outlook, pp. 835-836
      22. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 837-838
      23. The Nations at War by Herbert Ward, pp. 839-843
      24. II. The "Americani" in Italy at War by Gino C. Speranza, p. 844
      25. Current Events Pictorially Treated , pp. 845-863
      26. III. The Protestant Churches in Distressed Belgium and Northern France by Rev. Henri K. Anet, p. 864
      27. The Pre-Nomination Campaign by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 865-869
      28. "Am I My Brother's Keeper?" by George Seibel, p. 870
      29. The Great American Desert by Lou Wescott Beck, pp. 871-873
      30. By the Way, p. 874
    3. [+]
      April 19, 1916 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 875
      2. The Long Struggle at Verdun , p. 875
      3. The Atrocity of Ill-Treating Prisoners of War , p. 876
      4. The Imperial Chancellor's Speech , p. 876
      5. Switzerland and the War , p. 877
      6. Canada and the Munitions Scandal, p. 878
      7. Americanism and Free Speech, p. 879
      8. The American Expedition into Mexico, p. 880
      9. The Pre-Nomination Campaign, p. 880
      10. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 881-882
      11. The Right Way to Deal with the Tariff, p. 883
      12. Military Training at Harvard, p. 884
      13. A Reptile in Politics, p. 884
      14. Another Threat Against the Indians, p. 885
      15. Senator O'Gorman and the Hay Bill, p. 886
      16. The Milwaukee Election, p. 886
      17. Richard Hardin Davis, p. 887
      18. Concerning Flower Shows, p. 888
      19. The Nicaraguan Treaty, p. 888
      20. The Belgian Scholarship Committee, p. 889
      21. The Laymen's Missionary Movement, p. 889
      22. Mission Work in Porto Rico, p. 890
      23. Germany Offers Peace, p. 890
      24. Victim or Warrior?, p. 891
      25. The American Mail, p. 891
      26. Another Woman's View of Preparedness, p. 892
      27. Knoll Papers: Concerning Reading by Lyman Abbott, pp. 893-895
      28. The Man Hunt in Mexico by Gregory Mason, p. 896
      29. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 897-910
      30. The Pre-Nomination Campaign by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 911-914
      31. Can Shakespeare Withstand the Storm? by Herbert Vaughan Abbott, pp. 915-919
      32. The Nations at War by Gino C. Speranza, pp. 920-922
      33. Moving an Entire Reformatory by O.F. Lewis, pp. 923-925
      34. By the Way, p. 926
    4. [+]
      April 26, 1916 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The President's Address to Congress, pp. 931-932
      2. The Story of the War, p. 933
      3. Cardinal Mercier , p. 933
      4. An Invitation to Sedition , p. 934
      5. The Critical Situation in Mexico, p. 935
      6. The Army Bill in the Senate, p. 936
      7. The Convention of the Navy League, p. 936
      8. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 937-938
      9. Building Up Industrial Liberty, p. 939
      10. Protect Men as Well as Women, p. 940
      11. Musc of Hindustan, p. 941
      12. Charlotte Bronte, p. 942
      13. The Salvation Army's Campaign, p. 943
      14. German Steamers in South America, p. 943
      15. From Section Boss to Lieutenant-Governor, p. 944
      16. The American Finance Commission, p. 945
      17. Parties and Candidates, p. 945
      18. An Interesting Experiment, pp. 946-947
      19. Mobilizing American Industries for Defense, pp. 948-950
      20. Our Army of Education in Mexico by Gregory Mason, pp. 951-954
      21. The Pre-Nomination Campaign: The Making of the Nation by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 955-958
      22. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 959-966
      23. Earth's Easter: MCMXVI by Robert Haven Schauffler, p. 967
      24. The Genius of France by Anatole Le Braz, pp. 968-976
      25. A Son of the Steppes by E. Nelson Fell, pp. 977-982
      26. Algernon Blackwood and One of His Stories, p. 983
      27. Imagination Wakes by Algernon Blackwood, pp. 984-989
      28. An Industrial Empire Builder, pp. 990-992
      29. Revolutionizing Farm Methods by Robert H. Moulton, pp. 993-998
      30. [+]
        "The Great Maze" and "The Heart of Youth", p. 999 - 1 Review
        The Great Maze and The Heart of Youth by Hermann Hagedorn
      31. Knoll Papers: My Religion by Lyman Abbott, pp. 1000-1001
      32. The Four Corner-Stones of Success by Theodore H. Price, pp. 1002-1005
      33. By the Way, p. 1006
    5. [+]
      May 3, 1916 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 1
      2. The British Note on the Blockade , p. 1
      3. The Disturbance in Ireland , p. 2
      4. Military Measures in New York, p. 2
      5. A New Plattsburg Camp, p. 3
      6. The Spring Election in Louisiana, p. 4
      7. The New York Post-Office, p. 4
      8. Our Public Building Policy, p. 5
      9. Architecture and Public Buildings, p. 6
      10. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 7-8
      11. A Substitute for Sing Sing, p. 9
      12. Cervantes and Shakespeare, p. 9
      13. Another Heresy Hunt, p. 10
      14. The City Child Playgrounds and the Police, p. 10
      15. Guatemala, p. 11
      16. The Pope and the Jews, p. 11
      17. Three Kinds of German Socialistss, p. 12
      18. Two Mexican Policies, pp. 13-14
      19. Hit or Miss, p. 15
      20. Shakespeare in Chicago, p. 15
      21. Domesticating Music, pp. 16-17
      22. Foreign Opinion on Our Last Note to Germany, pp. 18-20
      23. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 21-28
      24. The Pre-Nomination Campaign by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 29-33
      25. Brother Jonathan's Trials by Charles Alexander Richmond, pp. 34-35
      26. President Wilson's Mexican Policy: An Interpretation by "McGregor", pp. 36-38
      27. Ramshackle County Government by Richard S. Childs, pp. 39-45
      28. By the Way, p. 46
    6. [+]
      May 10, 1916 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 47
      2. The Irish Revolt Quelled, p. 47
      3. Our Game of Chess with Mexico, p. 48
      4. The Philippine Bill in the House, p. 49
      5. Secretary Baker on Preparedness, p. 49
      6. Mr. Roosevelt in Illinois, p. 50
      7. A Plattsburg of the Sea, p. 51
      8. A Boy Scout Rally, p. 51
      9. A Businesslike Mayor, p. 52
      10. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 53-54
      11. Feeding Wild Animals, p. 55
      12. Josiah Strong, p. 56
      13. A Memorial to Harriet Beecher Stowe, p. 56
      14. Strauss's "Alpine Symphony", p. 57
      15. New Gods for Old, p. 58
      16. The American Artists' Aid Society, p. 59
      17. Courage Without Foresight, pp. 59-60
      18. The First Hundred Thousand, p. 61
      19. What Jesus Christ Thought of Himself, pp. 62-63
      20. The Old Way of Dealing with Criminals, pp. 64-65
      21. The Garment Trade and the Minimum Wage by Dr. Henry Moskowitz, p. 66
      22. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 67-86
      23. The Pre-Nomination Campaign by William MacDonald, pp. 87-91
      24. Mexico---From the Inside Looking Out by Gregory Mason, pp. 92-95
      25. The Nations at War: Canadian Women and the War by Richard Spillane, pp. 96-100
      26. [+]
        Julia Ward Howe by Elizabeth Wallace, pp. 101-102 - 1 Review
        Julia Ward Howe, 1819-1910 by Laura E. Richards, Maud Howe Elliott, and Florence Howe Hall, ...
      27. Nocturne by Elias Lieberman, p. 103
      28. By the Way, p. 104
    7. [+]
      May 17, 1916 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 105
      2. Activity on the Battle Lines , p. 105
      3. The Irish Revolt, p. 106
      4. Augustine Birrell, p. 106
      5. Are We Living Under Martial Law?, p. 107
      6. The Mexican Evil, p. 108
      7. The Common Sense of Massachusetts, p. 109
      8. The President and Mr. Brandeis, p. 109
      9. Mr. Fairbanks and the Presidency, p. 110
      10. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 111-112
      11. Official and Unofficial Murder, p. 113
      12. New York's "Finest", p. 113
      13. New York University, p. 114
      14. The Young Men's Christian Association College at Springfield, p. 115
      15. The Irish Revolt, pp. 115-118
      16. After the Ultimatum, p. 119
      17. The Wilson Foreign Policy, p. 120
      18. Germany's Submarine Warfare, pp. 121-123
      19. The Irish Revolt by Seumas MacManus, p. 124
      20. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 125-134
      21. II. Wishes for My SOn by Thomas MacDonagh, p. 135
      22. III. Revolutionists and Idealist by Kathleen Hackett Moore, p. 136
      23. The American Merchant Marine by P.H.W. Ross, pp. 137-141
      24. The Pre-Nomination Campaign by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 142-146
      25. The Reader's View, pp. 147-149
      26. By the Way, p. 150
    8. [+]
      May 24, 1916 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 159
      2. Sir Roger Casement, p. 159
      3. Negative News from Mexico, p. 160
      4. The Preparedness Parade, p. 160
      5. A Ritual of Citizenship, p. 161
      6. The Case Against the "Peyote", p. 162
      7. Hampton the Answer to a Problem, p. 163
      8. Convict-Built Roads near Denver, p. 164
      9. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 165-166
      10. A Maecenas of Music, p. 167
      11. The Trio de Lutece, pp. 167-168
      12. An American Singer and a German Composer, p. 169
      13. The Ethical Culture Movement, p. 169
      14. The Methodists in Conference, p. 170
      15. Unrest in China, p. 170
      16. Swindling the Charitable, p. 171
      17. Patriots or Tories, p. 172
      18. A Congressional Superstition, p. 172
      19. Concerning a Reviewer, p. 173
      20. The Cathedral of St. John the Divine, pp. 174-175
      21. Russia and Ameica, p. 176
      22. The Pre-Nomination Campaign by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 177-182
      23. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 183-190
      24. The New Adirondacks by Raymond S. Spears, pp. 191-200
      25. A Tenth-Century Barbarian by George Kennan, pp. 201-207
      26. Father Bandini's Tontitown by Mary C.P. Lynch, pp. 208-209
      27. Experiences in France by Wilfred T. Grenfell, M.D., pp. 210-214
      28. Disraeli by E.S. Nadal, pp. 215-217
      29. The Garden Child by Aline Kilmer, p. 218
      30. A Lesson from History by Lyman Abbott, pp. 219-222
      31. Two Women by Amelia Josephine Burr, p. 223
      32. American Business as Affected by Peace and Preparedness by Theodore H. Price, pp. 224-229
      33. By the Way, p. 230
    9. [+]
      May 31, 1916 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 231
      2. The New Austrian Offensive , p. 231
      3. Babies and the Blockade , p. 232
      4. Mexico and the Militia, p. 233
      5. Wire-Tapping Cases in New York, pp. 234-235
      6. The Brandeis Case, p. 236
      7. Lake Mohonk Arbitration Conference, p. 236
      8. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 237-239
      9. The "Safety First Special", p. 240
      10. Booker Washington's Successor, p. 240
      11. The Forests of England, p. 241
      12. "La Libre Belgique", p. 241
      13. "Pinocchio", p. 242
      14. New Art Exhibitions in America, p. 242
      15. The Path to Peace, pp. 243-244
      16. An Army in Politics, p. 245
      17. "Justice", pp. 246-247
      18. The East Side's Tribute to Shakespeare by H.H. Moore, pp. 248-249
      19. Wanted---A Statesman by Lyman Abbott, p. 250
      20. The Irish Revolt by Seumas MacManus, p. 251
      21. II. Visions and Idealists by Rev. P. Forde, p. 252
      22. III. The Russian Jew and the Irish Patriot by Montague Glass, p. 253
      23. IV. England, Germany, and the Irish by Lawrence Godkin, p. 254
      24. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 255-262
      25. The Pre-Nominatoin Campaign, pp. 263-265
      26. II. Political Thinking in the Middle West by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 266-268
      27. The Nations at War: Italy and the War by Charles Carroll, of Carrollton, pp. 269-270
      28. Brandeis by William Hard, pp. 271-276
      29. The Dough-Boy and the Truck by Gregory Mason, pp. 277-282
      30. The Mania: Being Chiefly the Photograph of a Growing Brain Interior by Irving Bacheller, pp. 283-285
      31. By the Way, p. 286
    10. [+]
      June 7, 1916 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 287
      2. The Austrian Offensive , p. 287
      3. Bulgaria and Greece , p. 287
      4. General Gallieni , p. 288
      5. Submarine Warfare , p. 288
      6. The Note on American Mails , p. 288
      7. Carranza's Demands, p. 289
      8. The Army Bill, p. 289
      9. The Shipping Bill, p. 290
      10. Mr. Rublee and the Senatorial Courtesy, p. 291
      11. Patriotic Parades, p. 291
      12. Mayor Mitchel and His Enemies, p. 292
      13. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 293-294
      14. Women Fire Prevention and Advertising, p. 295
      15. The General Federal of Women's Clubs, pp. 295-296
      16. President Dwight of Yale, p. 297
      17. The Presbyterian Conflict, p. 297
      18. The Northern Baptist Convention, p. 298
      19. The National Conference of Charities and Correction, p. 299
      20. France's Crippled Soldiers, p. 299
      21. Legalizing Morality in Advertising, p. 300
      22. The National Missionary Movement, p. 301
      23. Republican Possibilities, pp. 301-302
      24. President Wilson as a Leader, p. 303
      25. James Jerome Hill, p. 304
      26. Some Letters, pp. 305-307
      27. A Masque of Masques by Ernest H. Abbott, p. 308
      28. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 309-318
      29. A World Convention by Lyman Abbott, pp. 319-321
      30. The Pre-Nominatoin Campaign by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 322-325
      31. Wanted: American Ships by William G. McAdoo, pp. 326-329
      32. Abraham Lincoln's Religion by Lyman Abbott, pp. 330-331
      33. By the Way, p. 332
    11. [+]
      June 14, 1916 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 333
      2. Kitchener's Service to England , p. 333
      3. The Battle of the North Sea , pp. 334-335
      4. The Progress of the War on Land , p. 336
      5. General Gallieni , p. 336
      6. In Defense of Professor Appelmann, p. 337
      7. The Strong Man of China, p. 338
      8. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 339-340
      9. Justice Brandeis, p. 341
      10. Mayor Mitchel Sustained, p. 342
      11. A Motor-Cycle Machine-Gun Carrier, p. 343
      12. Business Men for Preparedness, p. 343
      13. A Government Armor Plant?, p. 344
      14. France's New Canal, p. 345
      15. The Retirement of Mr. Sothern and Miss Marlowe, p. 345
      16. A Police Hero, p. 346
      17. The McAll Mission, p. 346
      18. The Black Hand Under Control, p. 347
      19. A Tour Through the National Parks, p. 348
      20. The Cleveland Museum of Art, p. 349
      21. The American Federation of Arts, p. 349
      22. The Sailor and Society, p. 350
      23. The President Situation, p. 351
      24. The Battle of the North Sea, p. 352
      25. What Has Congress Done?, p. 353
      26. Preliminary Impressions of the Chicago Conventions by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 354-355
      27. Postscript, June 7, 1916 by Ernest H. Abbott, p. 356
      28. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 357-372
      29. Oeuvre Mon Soldat, 1915 by Frank H. Potter, pp. 373-374
      30. Lord Kitchener by George Haven Putnam, p. 375
      31. II. Kitchener as a Civilizer by Theodore Roosevelt, p. 376
      32. The Nations at War by General Francis V. Greene, pp. 377-380
      33. Looking Behind Preparedness by Harold Kellock, pp. 381-385
      34. The Job of Landing a Job by John R. Colter, pp. 386-387
      35. By the Way, p. 388
    12. [+]
      June 21, 1916 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 389
      2. Verdun Still Untaken , p. 390
      3. Possible Settlement of the Irish Problem, p. 391
      4. Mexico, p. 391
      5. The New President of the Chinese Republic, p. 391
      6. New York City and the New York Central, pp. 392-393
      7. The Bazaar of the Nine Allies, p. 394
      8. A College Homestead, p. 394
      9. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 395-396
      10. Lending a Hand to the Immigrant, p. 397
      11. Prison Facts and Theories in Minnesota, p. 397
      12. The Democratic National Convention, p. 398
      13. Mr. Hughes and the Presidential Issues, pp. 399-400
      14. Theodore Roosevelt, p. 401
      15. Expert Opinion on the Naval Bill, p. 402
      16. The Bible a Book of Human Experience, p. 403
      17. The War and Railway Extension in Asia Minor, pp. 404-405
      18. The New "Tech" by Rollin Lynde Hartt, p. 406
      19. Knoll Papers: The Glory of Going On by Lyman Abbott, pp. 407-408
      20. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 409-416
      21. Kitchener's March by Amelia Josephine Burr, p. 417
      22. The Two Chicago Conventions by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 418-422
      23. II. The Progressives at Chicago by Ernest H. Abbott, pp. 423-427
      24. The Nations at War by Lewis R. Freeman, pp. 428-431
      25. My Immigrant Neighbors: The "Little Mother" by Gertrude Barnum, pp. 432-433
      26. The Reader's View, pp. 434-435
      27. By the Way, p. 436
    13. [+]
      June 28, 1916 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 441
      2. The Italian Cabinet , p. 442
      3. The Note to Mexico, p. 442
      4. Mobilizing the Militia, p. 443
      5. Recruiting the Army and Navy, p. 444
      6. Congress and Contempt, p. 444
      7. Federal Compensation, p. 445
      8. The Railway Dispute, p. 446
      9. Commencement Notes, p. 446
      10. Committed to Church Union, p. 447
      11. A Fire-Prevention Victory, p. 448
      12. An Explanation, p. 449
      13. A Notable Gift, p. 449
      14. Protecting the Tourist in the National Parks, p. 450
      15. Mexico---A Programme, pp. 451-452
      16. Democracy in Dreamland, p. 453
      17. A True Ambassador, p. 454
      18. The Church and Dancing, p. 455
      19. Why Congress is Slow, p. 456
      20. Knoll Papers: What is Coming? by Lyman Abbott, pp. 457-459
      21. Making the Issue Clear by Frederick M. Davenport, p. 460
      22. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 461-472
      23. Some Notable German Cartoons on the War, pp. 473-476
      24. Murder by Adat by George Kennan, pp. 477-482
      25. English and French Women and the War by Harriot Stanton Blatch, pp. 483-490
      26. Silver Fox Farming by Sara Savage Muller, pp. 491-494
      27. "The Naval Plattsburg" by Franklin D. Roosevelt, pp. 495-501
      28. Crusaders of To-Day by Gregory Mason, pp. 502-510
      29. The Beginning of Rural Credit by Clarence Ousley, pp. 511-514
      30. The Reader's View, p. 515
      31. By the Way, p. 516
  3. [+]
    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1916 = 13 Issues, 420 Articles
    1. [+]
      July 5, 1916 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 517
      2. A Crisis at Verdun , p. 517
      3. Greece Submits , p. 518
      4. A Resume of Recent Mexican History, pp. 518-519
      5. The Extra-Military Army of United States Volunteers, p. 520
      6. Commencement Notes, p. 521
      7. College Rowing and Baseball, pp. 521-522
      8. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 523-524
      9. Dartmouth's New President, p. 525
      10. Advertising Men in Convention, p. 526
      11. In the Cause of Freedom, p. 526
      12. A School of Health, p. 527
      13. Unhappy Mexico---Our Duty, pp. 527-529
      14. Preparedness and the President, p. 530
      15. The Test of Courage, p. 531
      16. Hughes Roosevelt and Union, pp. 532-533
      17. War with Mexico?, p. 534
      18. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 535-544
      19. The Cincinnati Shakespeare Tercentenary, p. 545
      20. Our Citizens in Arms by Gregory Mason, pp. 546-549
      21. Our Military Situation by Newton D. Baker, pp. 550-552
      22. Bridgeport and the Eight-Hour Day by Mary Dewhurst, pp. 553-556
      23. Just Forty by Katherine Verdery, p. 557
      24. The Ties Between America and France, pp. 558-560
      25. A Song of Young Things by H.C.R., p. 561
      26. The Reader's View, pp. 562-563
      27. By the Way, p. 564
    2. [+]
      July 12, 1916 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 565
      2. Liebknecht Imprisoned , p. 566
      3. The Conviction of Casement , p. 567
      4. Victor Chapman , p. 567
      5. The Appelmann Case , p. 568
      6. News from Russia, p. 569
      7. Carranza's Change of Tone, p. 570
      8. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 571-572
      9. College Pensions, p. 573
      10. The New Revenue Bill, p. 574
      11. Military Training Camps for 1916, p. 575
      12. The New York "Sun", p. 575
      13. Advertising Men in Convention, p. 576
      14. The New York Police Carnivals, p. 577
      15. New York's Fourth, pp. 577-578
      16. Starving on Elephant Island, p. 579
      17. The National Education Association, p. 580
      18. Some Facts About Tuberculosis, p. 580
      19. The Real Issue, p. 581
      20. A Tribal War, pp. 582-583
      21. German Inefficiency!, pp. 584-585
      22. Humor and Pathos of the War in England, p. 586
      23. Infantile Paralysis, p. 587
      24. The New York City Junior Police, p. 588
      25. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 589-605
      26. The Cloak Makers' Strike by Mary Dewhurst, pp. 606-608
      27. A City's Anniversary, p. 609
      28. The Nations at War by Horace Green, pp. 610-613
      29. II. Switzerland and the War by Sanford Griffith, pp. 614-617
      30. The Shadow on the Light of Asia by Jean Carter Cochran, pp. 618-621
      31. Help for the Farmer by Carl Vrooman, pp. 622-624
      32. Knoll Papers: Under the Apple Trees by Lyman Abbott, pp. 625-627
      33. [+]
        The Bible the Most Popular Book in the World, pp. 628-629 - 1 Review
        The Centennial History of the American Bible Society by Henry Otis Dwight
      34. The Reader's View, pp. 630-631
      35. By the Way, p. 632
    3. [+]
      July 19, 1916 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 633
      2. The Great Offensives of the Allies , p. 634
      3. The British Government and the War , p. 634
      4. Forcing Belgians to Fight for Germany , p. 635
      5. Mexico and Mediation, p. 635
      6. Married Militiamen, p. 636
      7. Home Rule at Last, p. 636
      8. Back to the Land, p. 637
      9. Patriotism vs. "Pork", p. 638
      10. Warden Osborne, p. 638
      11. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 639-640
      12. Summer and the Slums, p. 641
      13. The Women Voters, p. 641
      14. A Righteous Decision but an Unjust Law, p. 642
      15. The Deutschland's Adventure, p. 643
      16. The Plattsburg Camps To-Day and To-Morrow, p. 644
      17. A Hundred Years Ago, p. 645
      18. Which is Catholic?, p. 645
      19. Three German Critics of Germany, pp. 646-647
      20. The National Conventionof Teachers by Gregory Mason, pp. 648-650
      21. The ABC of Soldiering by Harold T. Pulsifer, pp. 651-653
      22. The Nations at War: The Outcome for Turkey by Hester Donaldson Jenkins, p. 654
      23. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 655-665
      24. What America Thinks by W.H.H. Stowell, pp. 666-670
      25. A Russian Jew on American High Schools by Isaac Don Levine, pp. 671-674
      26. George Kennan by William H. Dall, pp. 675-676
      27. The Reader's View, pp. 677-679
      28. By the Way, p. 680
    4. [+]
      July 26, 1916 Issue = 43 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 679
      2. The Food Situation in Austria and Germany, p. 679
      3. The Mexican Conundrum, p. 680
      4. The Progress of Congress, p. 681
      5. Naval Experts On Our Present Needs, p. 681
      6. The Latest Supreme Court Appointee, p. 682
      7. Mr. Elkus to Constantinople, p. 683
      8. "Tom Brown" Back At Sing Sing, p. 684
      9. The Reforms of Warden Kirchwey, p. 684
      10. The Boys at Fort Terry, p. 685
      11. The Educational Value of Plum Island, p. 686
      12. Elie Metchinikoff, pp. 686-687
      13. The Argentine Centenary, p. 688
      14. San Domingo, p. 688
      15. The Invasion of Sharks, p. 689
      16. A War Opportunity for Civilians, p. 689
      17. Mexico and Labor, p. 690
      18. The American Academy, p. 690
      19. Morals in Business Between North and South America, p. 691
      20. The Deutschland and the Lusitania, p. 691
      21. The President and Preparedness, p. 692
      22. A Lesson from History, p. 693
      23. "Movie" Manners and Morals, p. 694
      24. Making Ready for To-Morrow, p. 695
      25. Two Interesting Railway Excursions, p. 696
      26. Military Training in New York State Schools, pp. 697-698
      27. Dr. Flexner on Infantile Paralysis, pp. 699-700
      28. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 701-702
      29. British Women in the War by Mary M. Wilson, p. 703
      30. Christ in Flanders by a Soldier in the Trenches, p. 704
      31. Deliver Us From--- by Amelia Josephine Burr, p. 705
      32. America by Emery May Holden, p. 705
      33. Knoll Papers: "And" by Lyman Abbott, pp. 706-707
      34. Sunday Talks With Children by Rev. Henry S. Coffin, p. 708
      35. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 709-716
      36. What Can Be Done in the Little Country School? by Grace Clee Smith, pp. 717-721
      37. What Parents Think of the Gary Educational System by Mary Graham Bonner, pp. 722-725
      38. Educated Ignoramuses by J. Madison Gathany, pp. 726-730
      39. A British Colony in War Times by Esther E. Baldwin, pp. 731-738
      40. A Novel Labor Day by Albert H. Tuttle, pp. 739-742
      41. The Story of the K'ang-Hsi Vase by Laura Miller, pp. 743-748
      42. The Zeppelin Raid at Salonika by Lieutenant George Collen, pp. 749-750
      43. High Finance by Otto H. Kahn, pp. 751-756
    5. [+]
      August 2, 1916 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. The Story of the War: On the Fighting Lines, p. 759
      2. The Irish Situation, p. 760
      3. The United States and the Danish West Indian Islands, p. 761
      4. Congress, p. 761
      5. Labor Legislation, p. 761
      6. The Shipping Bill and Others, p. 762
      7. The Bennet-Howe Controversy, p. 763
      8. The Prohibition Convention, p. 764
      9. The New York Progressives, p. 764
      10. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 765-766
      11. The New York Cloak Strike, p. 767
      12. The Bomb Outrage in San Francisco, p. 768
      13. Business Men on Universal Military Training, p. 768
      14. A Nutrition Camp, p. 769
      15. A Famous English Chemist, p. 770
      16. The New Italian Cabinet, p. 770
      17. Job the Psalms and Dr. Hamlin, p. 771
      18. Mediaeval Prison Methods in New York, p. 772
      19. Switzerland the Prisoners' Paradise, p. 772
      20. Current Events in the Bird World, p. 773
      21. From a National Guardsman, p. 773
      22. Two Years of War, p. 774
      23. England's Blacklist, pp. 775-776
      24. Quietness and Strength, p. 777
      25. James Whitcomb Riley, pp. 778-779
      26. Will the Rural Credits Law Work? by Paul V. Collins, p. 780
      27. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 781-791
      28. The Honor System in Military Prisons, pp. 792-793
      29. War Letters of an American Woman, pp. 794-798
      30. Sunday Talks with Children: Scatterbrains by Rev. Henry S. Coffin, p. 799
      31. A Suburban School-Boy of the Future by Walter B. Norris, pp. 800-804
      32. How the Gem City Plan Worked by Herbert Francis Sherwood, pp. 805-807
      33. [+]
        Recent Sociological Studies, pp. 808-809 - 5 Reviews
        Introduction to the Study of Sociology by Edward Cary Hayes
        The Elementary Forms of the Religious Life by Emile Durkheim
        Practicable Socialism by Samuel Augustus Barnett and Mrs. A.S. Barnett, ...
        Christianity and Politics by William Cunningham
        Views on Some Social Subjects by Dyce Duckworth
      34. By the Way, p. 810
    6. [+]
      August 9, 1916 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 811
      2. On the Battle-Lines , p. 811
      3. The British Blacklist , p. 812
      4. A New Chief Secretary for Ireland, p. 812
      5. Mr. Lloyd George and the Irish Situation, pp. 813-814
      6. The Status of the Guardsman, p. 815
      7. Congress, p. 815
      8. The Rivers and Harbors Bill, p. 816
      9. The Forest Fires in Canada, p. 816
      10. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 817-818
      11. "Next Door to a Volcano", p. 819
      12. The Street Railway Strike in New York, p. 820
      13. The Boston Licensing Board Controversy, p. 820
      14. New York's Zoning Law, p. 821
      15. Victor Chapman, p. 822
      16. Ramabai, p. 822
      17. The Appam and Captain Fryatt, p. 823
      18. Railway Regulation, p. 824
      19. Why War?, pp. 825-826
      20. Mr. Hughes States the Issues, pp. 827-829
      21. The Danish West Indies, pp. 830-831
      22. New York's Schools of Home-Making, pp. 832-833
      23. Foreign Notes on the War, p. 834
      24. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 835-851
      25. From Newsboy to Machinist by George E. Coles, pp. 852-854
      26. Sunday Talks with Children: The Dilly Dallies by Rev. Henry S. Coffin, p. 855
      27. India's Message to Japan by E.R.S., pp. 856-857
      28. The Life of the American Sailor by Hawthorne Daniel, pp. 858-862
      29. War Letters of an American Woman, pp. 863-867
      30. What Co-operation is Doing for Puyallup by Lewis Edwin Theiss, pp. 868-871
      31. Missed by Amelia Josephine Burr, p. 872
      32. Brothers by Elias Lieberman, p. 872
      33. Pere Perrin and His People by Jean Carter Cochran, pp. 873-875
      34. The Reader's View, pp. 876-877
      35. By the Way, p. 878
    7. [+]
      August 16, 1916 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 879
      2. Mr. Hughes and His Campaign, p. 880
      3. The Division of the Progressive Vote, p. 881
      4. Raymond Robins and the Progressives, p. 882
      5. A Victory for the Children, p. 882
      6. Treaties and Truces in Industrial Warfare, p. 883
      7. The Cloak Strike, p. 883
      8. The Traction Strike, p. 883
      9. The Railway War, p. 884
      10. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 885-886
      11. Hay Fever, p. 887
      12. Chicago's New Municipal Pier, p. 887
      13. Summer Music in New York, p. 888
      14. The Danish West Indies, p. 889
      15. The Presidential Campaign: Servant or Leader?, pp. 889-890
      16. Wanted: A Real Council of National Defense, pp. 891-892
      17. Mr. Dill is Disturbed, p. 893
      18. No Place for Despair, pp. 893-894
      19. The Democratic Party, pp. 895-898
      20. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 899-906
      21. Franco-American Sympathy, pp. 907-908
      22. Why I Am a Patriot by Elias Lieberman, pp. 909-910
      23. The United States Public Health Service by Ezra Kimball Sprague, M.D., pp. 911-915
      24. The Outlook and the Freshman by Hiram R. Wilson, pp. 916-917
      25. The Last Gasp of "Voluntaryism" by Captain C.L. Hall, U.S.A., pp. 918-923
      26. The Moon and the High Cost of Living by Lewis Edwin Theiss, pp. 924-928
      27. The Reader's View, p. 929
      28. By the Way, p. 930
    8. [+]
      August 23, 1916 Issue = 38 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 929
      2. Marking Time with Mexico, p. 930
      3. The Naval Bill in the House, p. 930
      4. The National Campaign, p. 931
      5. The Railway Industrial Situation, p. 932
      6. Hawaii, p. 932
      7. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 933-934
      8. Two New National Parks, p. 935
      9. Help for Paralyzed Children, p. 935
      10. The Civic Orchestral Society, p. 936
      11. A Garden of Germs, p. 937
      12. Concerning Cats, p. 937
      13. The Trudeau Foundation, p. 938
      14. A New Drive Against Tuberculosis, p. 939
      15. The New Attitude of Physicians Toward Alcohol, p. 939
      16. Facts Wanted, p. 940
      17. Shall We Vote for Wilson?, p. 941
      18. Abolish Modern Torture, pp. 942-943
      19. A Complaint Concerning Mr. Robert Carter, p. 944
      20. The Land That Paid No Taxes, p. 945
      21. Life on the Border---A Guardsman's Letter, p. 946
      22. Knoll Papers: The Ultimate Belief by Lyman Abbott, pp. 947-949
      23. The Boys of Plum Island by Ernest H. Abbott, pp. 950-958
      24. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 959-966
      25. A Great English Musician by Daniel Gregory Mason, pp. 967-971
      26. A Marvel of Construction by B.C. Forbes, pp. 972-976
      27. The Other Side of the Cotton Mill by Kingsley Moses, pp. 977-984
      28. Diseased Teeth and Bad Health by Matthias Nicoll, Jr., M.D., pp. 985-987
      29. Feet Shoes and the Army, pp. 988-989
      30. A Unique Product of the War---The Anzac Book, pp. 990-992
      31. The Nations at War by Gino C. Speranza, pp. 993-996
      32. How to Make Play Out of Work by Ellen Chattle, p. 997
      33. President Wilson and Prosperity by Theodore H. Price, pp. 998-1001
      34. The Woman's Party by Abby Scott Baker, pp. 1002-1004
      35. My Immigrant Neighbors: The Big Swede by Gertrude Barnum, pp. 1005-1006
      36. Je Ne Sais Quoi! A Story of the War by Donal H. Haines, pp. 1007-1011
      37. The Reader's View, pp. 1012-1013
      38. By the Way, p. 1014
    9. [+]
      August 30, 1916 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 1015
      2. Other Fields of War , p. 1015
      3. The Railway Controversy, p. 1016
      4. The Progress of Congress, p. 1016
      5. The President Vetoes the Army Bill, p. 1017
      6. An Important Senatorial Contest, p. 1018
      7. The Administration and the Sisal Monopoly, p. 1019
      8. The Elephant Butte Dam, p. 1020
      9. America's Present Bulging Purse, p. 1020
      10. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 1021-1022
      11. Advertising and the War, p. 1023
      12. The Immigration of the Year, p. 1023
      13. The Railway Dispute, pp. 1024-1025
      14. When Will Peace Come?, p. 1026
      15. Manners in a Democracy, pp. 1027-1028
      16. The Roman Catholic Convention, p. 1029
      17. The Catholic Federation Convention by John J. Burke, C.S.P., pp. 1030-1031
      18. The Episcopal Church and Social Problems by E. Clowes Chorley, pp. 1032-1033
      19. The Mexican Commission, pp. 1034-1035
      20. The Mining Strike in Minnesota by Mary H. Vorse, p. 1036
      21. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 1037-1045
      22. II. The Other Side by Tyler Dennett, pp. 1046-1048
      23. Commission Government---I. The Next Thing in Railway Regulation by Blewett Lee, pp. 1049-1051
      24. How to Make Play Out of Work. II. Competition by Ellen Chattle, p. 1052
      25. Heard in France by Lester G. Hornby, pp. 1053-1057
      26. Books About Children by Sidonie M. Gruenberg, pp. 1058-1060
      27. Neglecting Our Children Wisely by Helen J. Keyes, pp. 1061-1063
      28. By the Way, p. 1064
      29. Index to Volume 113, p. 1065
    10. [+]
      September 6, 1916 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, pp. 1-2
      2. Why Peace Seems Distant , p. 3
      3. Warring Against Children , p. 4
      4. Congress and Politics, p. 5
      5. Secretary Daniels and the History of the Navy, pp. 5-6
      6. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 7-8
      7. Japan and Russia, p. 9
      8. The Church in Mexico, p. 10
      9. The Great French Painter, p. 11
      10. William Hayes Ward, p. 12
      11. Archbishop Spalding, p. 12
      12. The Sisal Hemp Monopoly, p. 12
      13. The Russian Immigrant and His Savings, p. 13
      14. The Loss of the Memphis, p. 13
      15. Theodore Roosevelt's Maine Speech, p. 14
      16. The Railway Problem by Lyman Abbott, pp. 15-17
      17. An Attack on the Moon, p. 18
      18. "His Superfluous Excellency", p. 19
      19. The Railway Controversy: Its Progress, p. 20
      20. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 21-30
      21. Commission Government---II. Public Utility Regulation in California by Paul A. Sinsheimer, pp. 31-34
      22. Idaho's Twenty Years of Woman Suffrage by Pearl Tyer, pp. 35-38
      23. The Buying Club Movement by John R. Colter, pp. 39-41
      24. The Nations at War by Gino C. Speranza, pp. 42-43
      25. How to Make Play Out of Work---III. Co-operation by Ellen Chattle, pp. 44-45
      26. By the Way, p. 46
    11. [+]
      September 13, 1916 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 47
      2. Greece and the Allies , p. 47
      3. Other War News , p. 48
      4. Congress Averts the Railway Strike, p. 48
      5. The President Signs Two Bills, p. 49
      6. The Revenue Bill, p. 49
      7. The Commission on Mexico, p. 50
      8. Mongolia, p. 50
      9. Lincoln Memorials, p. 51
      10. Revising the Ten Commandments, p. 52
      11. The National Tennis Championship, p. 52
      12. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 53-54
      13. The Rescue of the Shackleton Party, p. 55
      14. What I Would Have Done by Lyman Abbott, p. 55
      15. The Strike and After, pp. 56-57
      16. The Pipes of Pan, pp. 58-59
      17. The German Spirit, p. 60
      18. The Field of Politics, pp. 61-63
      19. "President Wilson and Prosperity", pp. 64-65
      20. The Eight-Hour Law: A Poll of the Press, pp. 66-68
      21. The Farm Loan Bill "In Words of One Syllable" by George W. Norris, pp. 69-70
      22. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 71-87
      23. Across the Continent with Hughes by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 88-92
      24. Two Views of Mexico by Willard L. Simpson, pp. 93-94
      25. II. Philippine and Mexican Situations Compared , pp. 95-96
      26. Photography With a Difference by Henry Hoyt Moore, pp. 97-98
      27. Cardinal Mercier: A Personal Impression by Edward Eyre Hunt, pp. 99-100
      28. Booker T. Washington: The Man and His School in the Making by Emmett J. Scott and Lyman Beecher Stowe, pp. 101-104
      29. How to Make Play Out of Work---IV. Joy of Self-Activity by Ellen Chattle, p. 105
      30. Knoll Papers: Two Kinds of Prayer by Lyman Abbott, pp. 106-107
      31. My Immigrant Neighbors: O'Dowd and "The Push" by Gertrude Barnum, p. 108
      32. The Reader's View, pp. 109-111
      33. By the Way, p. 112
    12. [+]
      September 20, 1916 Issue = 24 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 113
      2. The Carmen's Strike in New York, p. 114
      3. Causes and Effects of the Strike, p. 115
      4. Lafayette Day, p. 115
      5. Gifford Pinchot for Hughes, p. 116
      6. The Maine Election, p. 117
      7. Our Uneconomic Militia System, p. 117
      8. Mr. Asquith Indorses International Peace League, p. 118
      9. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 119-120
      10. The "Revista Universal", p. 121
      11. Can Strikes Be Prevented?, pp. 121-122
      12. The Policy of Reprisal, pp. 123-124
      13. The French Spirit, pp. 125-126
      14. The Record of Congress, pp. 127-128
      15. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 129-137
      16. September Sixth: "Whose Day Shall This Day Be?" by John Finley, p. 138
      17. Lafayette by Robert Bacon, pp. 139-140
      18. Hughes and the People of the West by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 141-146
      19. Strikes and the Public by Paul W. Brown, pp. 147-148
      20. The Russo-Japanese Treaty by George Kennan, pp. 149-151
      21. An Enforced Vacation by a City Dweller, pp. 152-153
      22. The Nations at War: The End of a Day at Ypres by Alice Thayer, p. 154
      23. The Reader's View, p. 155
      24. By the Way, p. 156
    13. [+]
      September 27, 1916 Issue = 40 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 157
      2. The Military Operations , p. 157
      3. Greece , p. 158
      4. Bohemia , p. 159
      5. Villa Again, p. 159
      6. Nicaragua in Trouble, p. 160
      7. Greenland, p. 161
      8. Political Happenings, p. 161
      9. The Presidential Campaign, p. 162
      10. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 163-164
      11. Josiah Royce, p. 165
      12. Two Notable Citizens, p. 166
      13. A Great Spanish Dramatist, p. 166
      14. The Department of the Interior, p. 167
      15. Saving the Water Supply of the Stock Grazers, p. 167
      16. Government Health Work Among the Indians, p. 168
      17. The Stonemen, p. 169
      18. Municipal Forests, p. 170
      19. Bad Teeth and Mentality, p. 171
      20. Charles Evans Hughes: As Self-Revealed, pp. 172-173
      21. A Mistaken Prophet, p. 174
      22. Another Way to Prevent Strikes, p. 175
      23. Seth Low, p. 176
      24. Here and Now, p. 177
      25. Our Racial Ability to Learn Lessons, p. 178
      26. The Crime of Germany by Howard Russell Butler, pp. 179-180
      27. "Which is Catholic?", pp. 181-184
      28. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 185-192
      29. "Americans First" by George Mason, pp. 193-201
      30. The New "Great President" of China, Li Yuan-Hung by Jeremiah W. Jenks, pp. 202-206
      31. Must the Price of Bread Go Up? by Robert H. Moulton, pp. 207-211
      32. Gathering in the Raw Recruit by Kingsley Moses, pp. 212-214
      33. The Sword by Helen Gray Cone, p. 215
      34. Father Hippo by Katharine Lee Bates, pp. 215-222
      35. A Plea for the Negro as Public Servant by Katharine M. Roof, pp. 223-224
      36. A Prophecy of Prosperity by Theodore H. Price, pp. 225-227
      37. Knoll Papers: Should We Impose Our Religions on Other Peoples? by Lyman Abbott, pp. 228-230
      38. My Neighbor's Cherries, and Some Problems by Alfred Thistleton, pp. 231-234
      39. The Moon the High Cost of Living and Witchcraft, p. 235
      40. By the Way, p. 236
  4. [+]
    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1916 = 13 Issues, 433 Articles
    1. [+]
      October 4, 1916 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 237
      2. Peronne , p. 238
      3. Armenia , p. 239
      4. Lafayette Day, p. 240
      5. Mexican Matters, p. 240
      6. General Pershing, p. 241
      7. The Nicaraguan Elections, p. 242
      8. The New Argentine President, p. 242
      9. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 243-244
      10. President Wilson Enters the Campaign, p. 245
      11. Mr. Hughes Replies to the President, p. 245
      12. A New Union Church, p. 246
      13. Chemical Preparedness, pp. 247-248
      14. China and Japan, p. 249
      15. Both, pp. 250-251
      16. A Modern Piper, p. 252
      17. Mediation: A Lesson from History, p. 253
      18. President Eliot's Support of President Wilson, pp. 254-255
      19. Strikes and the Canadian Law, p. 256
      20. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 257-264
      21. German Food Problems by Sanford Griffith, pp. 265-266
      22. Peace and the Wise Men by Eliza Morgan Swift, p. 267
      23. American and British Reconstruction After the War by J.C. Long, pp. 267-268
      24. A Word about Criminals by George S. Dougherty, pp. 269-274
      25. The Nations at War: Big Business in Foreign Trade by James D. Whelpley, pp. 275-277
      26. The Need of Trained Reserve Army Officers by Professor William H. Hobbs, pp. 278-280
      27. Humanitarians in Spite of Themselve by J.D. Hackett, pp. 281-284
      28. A Tale of Fantasy by Hamilton W. Mabie, p. 285
      29. The Reader's View, pp. 286-287
      30. By the Way, p. 288
    2. [+]
      October 11, 1916 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 289
      2. Macedonia Bulgaria and the West , p. 289
      3. Zeppeline and Submarines , p. 290
      4. The German Chancellor and the English Minister of War on the Situation , p. 291
      5. Lord Bryce to the Congregationalists, p. 292
      6. Mr. Wilson's Weekly Speech, p. 293
      7. The Hughes Meeting at the Union League Club, p. 293
      8. Senator Clarke, p. 294
      9. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 295-296
      10. Dairy Farmers on Strike, p. 297
      11. The New Jersey Primaries, p. 297
      12. The Japanese Cabinet, p. 298
      13. New Presidents in Panama and Nicaragua, p. 298
      14. Worship and the Modern Spirit, p. 299
      15. The Work of the Weeks Bill, p. 300
      16. A Museum of the American Indian, p. 301
      17. The Forests of France, p. 301
      18. What We Want, p. 302
      19. Dividing the Inheritance, p. 303
      20. Concentration in Reading, p. 304
      21. The Test of Prosperity, p. 305
      22. The Mexican Policy of President Wilson from a Mexican Point of View, p. 306
      23. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 307-324
      24. The Farmers' Revolution in North Dakota by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 325-327
      25. The South: Backward and Sectional or Progressive and National? by Clarence Poe, pp. 328-331
      26. Why I Must Vote for Hughes by Charles J. Bonaparte, pp. 332-335
      27. The Hay-Field by Eloise Robinson, pp. 336-337
      28. The Walking Delegate by Tyler Dennett, pp. 338-341
      29. The Readers' View, pp. 342-343
      30. By the Way, p. 344
    3. [+]
      October 18, 1916 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 345
      2. Rumania Hard Pressed , p. 346
      3. Lord Bryce on the Armenian Atrocities , p. 347
      4. The Presidential Campaign, p. 347
      5. Republican Arguments , p. 348
      6. Warden Osborne Resigns, p. 348
      7. New York Dairy Farmers and Mr. Dillon, p. 349
      8. A Notable Anglican Prelate, p. 350
      9. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 351-352
      10. The Plattsburg Training Camps, p. 353
      11. Military Training in New York State, p. 354
      12. The Military Training Commission, p. 355
      13. The "Great Adventure" Movement in California, p. 355
      14. Birds, p. 356
      15. The Nation's Two Paths, p. 357
      16. The German Submarine and the American People, pp. 358-359
      17. Shall We Abolish the Death Penalty?, p. 360
      18. "It Is" versus "It May Be", p. 361
      19. The Middle West and the Submarine War Off Our Coast, p. 362
      20. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 363-370
      21. The Nantucket Submarine Warfare, pp. 371-372
      22. The New Japanese Prime Minister, pp. 373-374
      23. A Leader of Women, pp. 375-376
      24. Democratic Prosperity by H.N. Gardiner, pp. 377-379
      25. The Nations at War by Arthur Bullard, pp. 380-383
      26. An Asiatic View of the Japanese Question by Lajpat Rai, pp. 384-387
      27. A Function of State by Frank Marshall White, pp. 388-392
      28. How Will Ye Reap? by Kathryn Peck, p. 393
      29. By the Way, p. 394
    4. [+]
      October 25, 1916 Issue = 44 Articles
      1. The Outlook and Mexico, p. 391
      2. The Story of the War, p. 391
      3. On the Battle-Lines , p. 392
      4. The Allies' Note as to Neutral Mail , p. 393
      5. President Wilson Speaks at Shadow Lawn, p. 393
      6. Mr. Roosevelt at Wilkes-Barre, p. 394
      7. Mr. Hughes Answers Mr. Wilson and Some Others, p. 395
      8. A Council of National Defense, p. 396
      9. A Mob-Strike, p. 396
      10. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 397-398
      11. The New York Milk Strike, p. 399
      12. The Eight-Hour Board, p. 399
      13. The Episcopal General Convention, p. 400
      14. Social Questions and the Church, p. 400
      15. Francis Brown, p. 401
      16. The Orphans of French Soldiers, p. 402
      17. Women and Electricity, p. 402
      18. The Development of Photography as an Art, p. 403
      19. The Man Who Never Saw a Snake Dance, p. 404
      20. Pittsburgh Solving Its Smoke Problem, p. 404
      21. The Case Against the Militia System, p. 405
      22. The Dyestuff Situation, p. 406
      23. Education in Asiatic Turkey, p. 407
      24. Motion Pictures and Museums, p. 407
      25. Anti-Saloon Figures, p. 408
      26. Polite Interest and Speaking Out, p. 409
      27. What Can I Do?, p. 409
      28. Ingraham Evans and Dewey, p. 410
      29. Does God Answer Prayer?, p. 411
      30. Potitical Miracles in California, pp. 412-413
      31. The U-53 and the Middle West by H.J. Haskell, pp. 414-415
      32. The Nations at War: England and the Future of Democracy by Arthur Bullard, pp. 416-418
      33. A Note on the Transformation of Montana by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 419-420
      34. What I Saw of the German Submarine U-53 by Varick Frissell, p. 421
      35. "The Last of the Hoosiers" by John Finley, p. 422
      36. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 423-430
      37. Turning a Landsman into a Sea Fighter by Herbert F. Sherwood, pp. 431-439
      38. The Music of Debussy by Daniel Gregory Mason, pp. 440-444
      39. Raiding England from the Sky by William C. Stevenson, pp. 445-454
      40. Uncle Sam's Newest Town by H.H. Lumpkin, pp. 455-457
      41. Tsubosaka by Madame Yukio Ozaki, pp. 458-462
      42. If England Suspends Gold Payments by Theodore H. Price, pp. 463-466
      43. Does the Episcopal Church Hold It Is Nearer Rome Than to the Protestant Communions? by Randolph H. McKim, p. 467
      44. By the WAy, p. 468
    5. [+]
      November 1, 1916 Issue = 37 Articles
      1. An Open Letter to the Readers of The Outlook, p. 469
      2. The Story of the War, p. 470
      3. Casualties and "Attrition" , p. 471
      4. Mr. Wilson at Shadow Lawn, p. 471
      5. Mr. Hughes and the Hyphenates, p. 472
      6. Mr. Roosevelt and a Heckler, p. 473
      7. Secretary Baker Stirs Up a Hornet's Nest, p. 474
      8. What Washington Did to Plunderers, p. 474
      9. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 475-476
      10. American Soldiers Killed in Santo Domingo, p. 477
      11. The Nation's Capital and the National Adminitsration, p. 477
      12. The Whitman-Seabury Campaign, p. 478
      13. The Irish Problem, p. 478
      14. Mr. Redmond's Suggestions, p. 479
      15. The Episcopal Church and Social Questions, p. 480
      16. The Rutgers Anniversary, p. 481
      17. Academic Honors for a Wizard, p. 481
      18. A Humane and Sane Prison Management, p. 482
      19. Christian Science Healers May Practice Healing, p. 483
      20. Boys' Clubs, p. 484
      21. The Orphans of Italian Soldiers, p. 484
      22. Yellow Fever, p. 485
      23. A Last Message, p. 486
      24. On Raising a Congressman, pp. 487-488
      25. A Suggestion from India, p. 489
      26. The Field is the World, p. 489
      27. America's Prosperity by Henry van Dyke, p. 490
      28. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 491-498
      29. The Yale Pageant: A College and City Celebration by R.D. Townsend, pp. 499-500
      30. The Lake Mohonk Indian Conference by Lyman Abbott, p. 501
      31. Should Mr. Wilson Have Protested Against the Invasion of Belgium, pp. 502-504
      32. Wilson, Hughes, Taft, and Mexico by Gregory Mason, pp. 505-511
      33. The Spread of the Tree of Light by Grace Humphrey, pp. 512-514
      34. English Opinion as to America by James N. Hall, pp. 515-518
      35. Joffre: Who Had Faith by Barton Blake, p. 519
      36. [+]
        The Novel and a Few Novels, pp. 520-521 - 4 Reviews
        The Advance of the English Novel by William Lyon Phelps
        The Pleasant Ways of St. Medard by Grace E. King
        The Rising Tide by Margaret Deland
        Love and Lucy by Maurice Hewlett
      37. By the Way, p. 522
    6. [+]
      November 8, 1916 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 523
      2. The New Military Situation in the East , p. 524
      3. The League of Peace: Viscoutn Grey and Viscount Bryce , p. 524
      4. The League of Peace: Viscount Grey and Herr Harden , p. 525
      5. Mr. Hughes on the Embargo on Arms, p. 526
      6. The So-Called Lusitania Postscript, p. 526
      7. The President at Shadow Lawn, p. 527
      8. President Wilson on the European War, p. 527
      9. Mr. Roosevelt Discusses the President, p. 528
      10. Australia and Conscription, p. 528
      11. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 529-530
      12. Carranza for President, p. 531
      13. The Lutheran Four Hundredth Anniversary, p. 531
      14. Patriotism and Episcopalians, p. 532
      15. St. Paul's Chapel New York City, p. 532
      16. How Is It with the Guard?, p. 533
      17. "No Man Understandeth Him", p. 534
      18. "Keep On Keeping On", p. 535
      19. William Merritt Chase, pp. 536-537
      20. The Story of Four Interviews, pp. 538-543
      21. Carranza: Will His Government Last? by Gregory Mason, p. 544
      22. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 545-557
      23. Does Carranza Tolerate Liberty of Conscience?, pp. 558-560
      24. Cartoons and Caricatures in War Time by Lyman Abbott, pp. 561-565
      25. How the Newspapers Tell the Story of Election Day by Alexander McD. Stoddart, pp. 566-568
      26. [+]
        The Novel and a Few Novels: Second Notice, pp. 569-570 - 4 Reviews
        The Green Alleys by Eden Phillpotts
        Mr. Britling Sees It Through by H.G. Wells
        The World for Sale by Gilbert Parker
        The Worn Doorstep by Margaret Sherwood
      27. From Subscribers, p. 571
      28. By the WAy, p. 572
    7. [+]
      November 15, 1916 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. The Presidential Election, p. 573
      2. The Congressional Elections, p. 574
      3. New Senators and Old, pp. 574-575
      4. Some Representatives Elected and Defeated, p. 576
      5. The Election and the States, p. 576
      6. How the States Voted, p. 576
      7. The Socialist Labor and Hyphenated Vote, p. 577
      8. The Question of Prohibition in the States, p. 577
      9. Woman Suffrage and the Women's Votes, p. 578
      10. The Internal Affairs of the Empire State and City, p. 578
      11. The Election in Cuba, p. 578
      12. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 579-580
      13. The Story of the War, p. 581
      14. Germany's War Against Neutrals , p. 581
      15. On the Fighting Line , p. 582
      16. A Paper Poland , p. 582
      17. The Labor Fight at Everett, p. 583
      18. For Foreign Service, pp. 584-585
      19. Methodist and Presbyterian Anniversaries, p. 586
      20. Chicago to New York by Air, p. 586
      21. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 587-594
      22. Madame Bernhardt and French Painting, p. 595
      23. American Emigration to Norway, p. 595
      24. The Handwriting on the Wall, p. 596
      25. The Meaning of the Election, p. 597
      26. Patience, p. 598
      27. The Village of New York, p. 598
      28. The Poet of the Year, p. 599
      29. "Why I Do Not Want My Boy to Be a Minister", pp. 600-601
      30. Knoll Papers: To a Discouraged Friend by Lyman Abbott, pp. 602-603
      31. The Heart's Desire of Roumania by Charles Johnston, pp. 604-608
      32. Why I Do Not Want My Boy to Be a Minister by a Minister, pp. 609-611
      33. Modernizing Railway Accident Law by Arthur Ballantine, pp. 612-614
      34. [+]
        The Novel and a Few Novels: Third Notice, pp. 615-616 - 5 Reviews
        Davenport by Charles Marriott
        The Sailor by J.C. Snaith
        The Wonderful Year by William J. Locke
        Rodmoor by John Cowper Powys
        The Emperor of Portugallia by Selma Lagerlof
      35. The Reader's View, p. 617
      36. By the Way, p. 618
    8. [+]
      November 22, 1916 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 619
      2. The Battles of the Week , p. 620
      3. The British Reply to Our "Blacklist" Protest , p. 621
      4. The German Chancellor Defends the Fatherland , p. 621
      5. The Chancellor's Ideas about Peace , p. 622
      6. The Backwash of the Election, p. 622
      7. What Party Will Control Congress?, p. 623
      8. The First Woman Elected to Congress, p. 623
      9. The High Cost of Foodstuffs, p. 624
      10. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 625-626
      11. Keep Cool and Get Coal, p. 627
      12. More Glory for Villa, p. 628
      13. Robert G. Valentine, p. 628
      14. The New Governor-General of Canada, p. 629
      15. Three American Painters, p. 630
      16. Chrysanthemums, p. 630
      17. The New Medical School at Chicago University, p. 631
      18. Prussian Doctrine and German Experience, p. 631
      19. On the Bending of Twigs, p. 632
      20. Character First, p. 633
      21. Some Remarks on Football by Percy D. Haughton, pp. 634-635
      22. Why President Wilson Was Elected: A Poll of the Press, pp. 636-638
      23. The Man Who Swept California by Edgar Williams, pp. 639-643
      24. The Last Stand of Political Bourbonism by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 644-646
      25. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 647-654
      26. A Socialistic Despot in Yucatan by Gregory Mason, pp. 655-665
      27. Mediaevel Opera in Modern Japan by Raymond M. Weaver, pp. 666-672
      28. How "Unprepreparedness" Undid St. Albans by Roland Franklyn Andrews, pp. 673-684
      29. An Iroquois Thanksgiving by Mabel Powers, p. 685
      30. Big Business Junior: The Chain Grocery Store by Theodore H. Price, pp. 686-690
      31. The Reader's View, p. 691
      32. By the Way, p. 692
    9. [+]
      November 29, 1916 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 693
      2. Craiova and Rumania , p. 693
      3. The German Deportation of Belgians , p. 694
      4. Waste Prevention in Great Britain and France , p. 694
      5. Francis Joseph, p. 694
      6. The Dismissal of Sir Sam Hughes, p. 695
      7. The Next Move Is Carranza's, p. 696
      8. The Railway Labor Situation, pp. 696-697
      9. May Japanese Be Naturalized in America?, p. 698
      10. The Highest Mark in American Aviation, p. 698
      11. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 699-701
      12. The Aviation "Football Special", p. 702
      13. Giving Something Besides Thanks, p. 702
      14. The Price of a Thanksgiving Dinner, p. 703
      15. Tagore, p. 703
      16. "The Yellow Jacket", p. 704
      17. Sherlock Holmes in New York, p. 704
      18. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 705-712
      19. Secretary Baker and the General Staff, p. 713
      20. Time to Act, p. 714
      21. Mrs. Gallison's Germany, p. 715
      22. Sienkiewicz Patriot and Novelist, p. 716
      23. Football Days, pp. 717-719
      24. The American Academy of Arts and Letters, pp. 720-721
      25. Ten Weeks Behind the Front in Germany by Mrs. H.H. Gallison, pp. 722-727
      26. The Moon vs. the Weather Bureau by Lewis Edwin Theiss, pp. 728-732
      27. Books for Young People by Sidonie Matzner Gruenberg, pp. 733-735
      28. By the Way, p. 736
    10. [+]
      December 6, 1916 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 737
      2. Submarines Mines and Zeppelins , pp. 737-738
      3. Peace Force and Security, p. 739
      4. A Woman's Report of Conditions in Germany, p. 740
      5. A Gain for Russian Democracy, p. 741
      6. Carranza's Burden, p. 741
      7. Jack London, p. 742
      8. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 743-744
      9. Sir Hiram Maxim, p. 745
      10. The Proposed Food Embargo, p. 745
      11. Income Tax Returns, p. 745
      12. The Football Season, p. 746
      13. The American Ambulance, p. 747
      14. The Recrudescence of Sails, p. 748
      15. The White Pine Blister Rust, p. 748
      16. The Oldest Church in New York City and Its Work, p. 749
      17. Helping the Public to Police Itself, p. 749
      18. Progressivism and Nationalism, pp. 750-751
      19. The Meaning of the Reformation, pp. 752-753
      20. The Passing of Jefferson Brick, p. 754
      21. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 755-762
      22. An Explorer Who Feared to Cross Broadway, p. 763
      23. Labor Leaders in a Forward-Looking Convention by Charles Stelzle, pp. 764-766
      24. The English Workingman and the War by James Davenport Whelpley, pp. 767-770
      25. Swiss Feeling about the War by Sanford Griffith, pp. 771-774
      26. The German People and the War by Mrs. H.H. Gallison, pp. 775-778
      27. The Military Philosophy of Germany by Lyman Abbott, pp. 779-780
      28. Percival Lowell and His Work by Henry Norris Russell, pp. 781-782
      29. The Reader's View, p. 783
      30. By the Way, p. 784
    11. [+]
      December 13, 1916 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. The Story of the War, p. 777
      2. The Plight of the Rumanians , p. 778
      3. The Treachery of the Greek King , p. 778
      4. Maeterlinck's Appeal to America , p. 778
      5. "On to Czargrad" , p. 779
      6. Russia's Future and Europe's , p. 780
      7. Germany as Miss Doty Saw It , p. 780
      8. Congress, p. 781
      9. The President's Message, p. 782
      10. The Railway Situation and the President, p. 782
      11. The Progressives and the Republican Party, p. 783
      12. Constructive Patriotism, p. 784
      13. The Ultimate Food Council, p. 785
      14. Learning Food Economy, p. 785
      15. Beating the Egg Market, p. 786
      16. The Illumination of "Miss Liberty", p. 786
      17. Football Comments, p. 787
      18. The National Dunes Park Agitation, p. 788
      19. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 789-790
      20. Chihuahua and the Strategy of Villa, p. 791
      21. Martial Law in the Dominican Republic, p. 791
      22. Marjorie Sterret's Dimes, p. 792
      23. Backing Out of a Blind Alley, p. 792
      24. The President's Opportunity, pp. 792-793
      25. A Voice from the East by Lyman Abbott, pp. 794-796
      26. The Aftermath of the Elections, pp. 797-800
      27. Mr. Asquith and the English Political Crisis by Sydney Brooks, pp. 801-804
      28. The New Outlook by Henry Hoyt Moore, pp. 805-808
      29. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 809-816
      30. The Victims. November, 1916 by Amelia Josephine Burr, p. 817
      31. The Russian Duma and the Ministry by George Kennan, pp. 818-821
      32. The Green Gold of Yucatan by George Mason, pp. 822-827
      33. Germany in War Time by Mrs. H.H. Gallison, pp. 828-834
      34. The Reader's View, p. 835
      35. By the Way, p. 836
    12. [+]
      December 20, 1916 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. A New Feature, p. 837
      2. The Story of the War, p. 838
      3. Double Dealing in Greece , p. 839
      4. Liberty versus Comfort in Belgium , p. 839
      5. Prince Oyama, p. 839
      6. Progressives in the Republican Party, p. 840
      7. Preparatory Schools for West Point and Annapolis, p. 840
      8. General Scott's Proposals, p. 841
      9. George C. Boldt, p. 842
      10. Another Tercentenary, p. 842
      11. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 843-844
      12. The Carnegie Pension Fund, pp. 845-846
      13. The Federal Council of Churches, p. 847
      14. The Consumers' League, p. 847
      15. The Open Season for Glass Eyes, p. 848
      16. The University and Police Standards, p. 848
      17. Germany's Offer of Peace, p. 849
      18. The Way to Win, pp. 850-851
      19. What Germany Teaches, p. 852
      20. Meeting Life Squarely, p. 853
      21. A Conference on Farms and Food by Paul V. Collins, p. 854
      22. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 855-862
      23. The Junction of Jew and Mormon by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 863-864
      24. Three Letters, pp. 865-866
      25. A Rhyme of Forsaken Ships by Hermann Hagedorn, p. 867
      26. Behind the Turkish Barrier: An Interview by William T. Ellis, pp. 868-872
      27. After the Election---A Voice from the West by Josiah Poeton, pp. 873-876
      28. Knoll Papers: An Aristocracy of Piety by Lyman Abbott, pp. 877-879
      29. A Plebiscite in Alsace-Lorraine by Sanford Griffith, pp. 880-881
      30. [+]
        Two Books of Verse by Hamilton W. Mabie, pp. 882-883 - 2 Reviews
        Mothers and Men by Harold Trowbridge Pulsifer
        Stillwater Pastorals, and Other Poems by Paul Shivell
      31. The Reader's View, pp. 884-885
      32. By the Way, p. 886
    13. [+]
      December 27, 1916 Issue = 42 Articles
      1. President Wilson's Notes to the Nations at War, p. 881
      2. The Story of the War, p. 881
      3. Other War News , p. 881
      4. The Chief of Staff before Congress, p. 882
      5. General Wood on Universal Training, p. 883
      6. The Literacy Test Again, p. 884
      7. Prohibition News, p. 884
      8. The Approaching Municipal Campaign in New York, p. 885
      9. Professor Hugo Munsterberg, p. 885
      10. Charles Booth, p. 886
      11. Benedict XV and the Children of Belgium, p. 886
      12. Cartoons of the Week, pp. 887-888
      13. A Railway's Christmas Gift, p. 889
      14. Santa Claus the Cop, p. 890
      15. George Grey Barnard's Statute of Lincoln, p. 891
      16. The Danish West Indies, p. 891
      17. The Lane County Report, p. 892
      18. The National Guard, p. 893
      19. Labor in Continuous Industries, p. 894
      20. The Sequel of the Panama Congress, p. 894
      21. Franz Josef and the Fritz Kreisler, p. 895
      22. The Peace Proposals, pp. 896-897
      23. Congress and the Periodicals, p. 898
      24. A Protest in Behalf of Belgium, p. 899
      25. National Prohibition---What Form Should It Take? by William H. Anderson, pp. 900-901
      26. A Progressive New York Parish, p. 902
      27. Why I Go to St. George's, p. 903
      28. Why France is Fighting and Wants to Continue the Fight by Stephane Lauzanne, pp. 904-906
      29. Grow Old Along with Me by Charles Henry Lerrigo, M.D., pp. 907-910
      30. The Criminal Lawyer as a Cause of Crime by an Ex-Convict, pp. 911-913
      31. The Romany Sign by Amelia Josephine Burr, p. 914
      32. My Wish by Elizabeth Hanly, p. 914
      33. Current Events Pictorially Treated, pp. 915-922
      34. For Love of France by A. Piatt Andrew, pp. 923-931
      35. See America First by Albert Bushnell Hart, pp. 932-938
      36. What Is a Survey? How Springfield, Illinois, Found Out by Grace Humphrey, pp. 939-946
      37. The Story of Tamines by William Cooper Stevenson, pp. 947-954
      38. La Patrie by Lawrence Binyon, p. 955
      39. The Story of Annie by Emily Wayland Dinwiddie, pp. 956-958
      40. The Financial Resources of the Allies by Theodore H. Price, pp. 959-963
      41. The Reader's View, pp. 964-965
      42. By the Way, p. 966
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
1. [+]
  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