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Is World Security Possible?

American Versus Prussian Ideals

by Dr. Richard Heath Dabney

The Forum, October 1918, p. 428

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    1. Misunderstood America by Vice-President Marshall, pp. 1-12
    2. Josephus A. Daniels and The Navy by Edwin Wildman, pp. 13-20
    3. Our New National Army by Captain Edward Lyell Fox, pp. 21-30
    4. The Labor Hold-Back by John Bruce Mitchell, pp. 31-41
    5. A Prayer for the Gift of Song by Charles Hanson Towne, p. 42
    6. Truth About the Food Situation by Charles J. Brand, pp. 43-50
    7. David Lamar---Ex-Wolf of Wall Street by H. de Wissen, pp. 51-60
    8. The Coming of American Opera by Charles Henry Meltzer, pp. 61-67
    9. Winter Etching---Fifth Avenue by Louis Untermeyer, p. 68
    10. The Vulture Woman by Wyndham Martyn, pp. 69-76
    11. "My Types"---Rupert Hughes by Pendennis, pp. 77-82
    12. Colored Lies by Emanuel Carnevali, pp. 83-84
    13. The Inconveniences of Being Neutral by Laurence Vail, pp. 85-99
    14. Requiem by Demetrius, p. 100
    15. Women Gamblers of Wall Street by One of Them, pp. 101-108
    16. Business Co-operation---The Need of the Hour by John A. Topping, pp. 109-114
    17. War Financial Outlook by A Wall Street Observer, pp. 115-120
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      1. Michael, Brother of Jerry by Jack London
      2. All in It by Major Ian Hay Beith
      3. A Journal from Our Legation in Belgium by Hugh Gibson
      4. The Second Fiddle by Phyllis Bottome
      5. The Coming by J.C. Snaith
      6. The Indian Drum by William MacHarg and Edwin Balmer
      7. Fanny Herself by Edna Ferber
      8. The Safety Curtain and Other Stories by Ethel M. Dell
      9. Kenny by Leona Dalrymple
      10. A Daughter of the Morning by Zona Gale
      11. The Heart's Kingdom by Maria Thompson Daviess
      12. American Adventures by Julian Street
      13. A Treasury of War Poetry by George Herbert Clarke
      14. With the Colors by Everard Jack Appleton
      15. The Chinese Nightingale, and Other Poems by Vachel Lindsay
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    February 1918 Issue = 17 Articles
    1. The Government's Attitude Toward the Press by Solicitor William H. Lamar, pp. 129-140
    2. John North Willys and His War Work by Edwin Wildman, pp. 141-152
    3. Where Are the Ships Coming From? by A.C. Laut, pp. 153-164
    4. Is Your Business Essential? by Louis Allen Browne, pp. 165-179
    5. The Snowdrop by Richard Le Gallienne, p. 180
    6. World Law---Fixed by World Statutes by Sidney Austin Witherbee, pp. 181-188
    7. Is The Soldier Coddled? by Captain Edward Lyell Fox, pp. 189-202
    8. Uncle Sam Must Harness the Mississippi by John F. Wallace, pp. 203-208
    9. The Coal Muddle by Commissioner Arthur F. Rice, pp. 209-218
    10. "My Types"---Joseph C. Lincoln by Charles Francis Reed, pp. 219-225
    11. Beauty by Anonymous, p. 226
    12. There Is No Christ in Germany by Carl Krusada, pp. 227-231
    13. The Materialist by Cort Leigh, p. 232
    14. The War-Savings Plan by Frank A. Vanderlip, pp. 233-238
    15. The Financial Outlook by W.S. Cousins, pp. 239-245
    16. Orange Orchards by John Amid, p. 246
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      New Books by C. Courtenay Savage, pp. 247-256 - 20 Reviews
      1. Charity Towards Our Enemies by Desire Cardinal Mercier
      2. Inside the Russian Revolution by Rheta Louise Childe Dorr
      3. On the Right of the British Line by Gilbert Nobbs
      4. The Diary of a Nation by Edward Sandford Martin
      5. On the Edge of the War Zone by Mildred Aldrich
      6. Carry On: Letters in War-Time by Coningsby Dawson
      7. How to Live at the Front by Hector Macquarrie
      8. Private Peat by Harold R. Peat
      9. The Flaming Sword in Serbia and Elsewhere by Mabel Annie Boulton Stobart
      10. Militarism by Karl Liebknecht
      11. Austria-Hungary: The Polyglot Empire by Wolf von Schierbrand
      12. How Germany Does Business by Paul P. Gourvitch
      13. The Menace of Peace by George D. Herron
      14. Woodrow Wilson and the World's Peace by George D. Herron
      15. The Life of Augustin Daly by Joseph Francis Daly
      16. Persian Miniatures by H.G. Dwight
      17. Arizona, the Wonderland by George Wharton James
      18. The Secret of the Storm Country by Grace Miller White
      19. The False Faces by Louis Joseph Vance
      20. Great Love-Stories of the Bible, and Their Lessons for Today by Billy Sunday
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    March 1918 Issue = 16 Articles
    1. Howard Coffin and the War in the Air by Edwin Wildman, pp. 257-268
    2. The Red Cross Under Fire by Harvey D. Gibson, pp. 269-279
    3. How Kiel Can Be Penetrated by A High Authority, pp. 280-290
    4. In Flanders Fields by Lieut. Col. Dr. John McCrae, p. 291
    5. Labor Must Unite and Serve by Samuel Gompers, pp. 292-296
    6. The Rough Road of Young China by Gardner L. Harding, pp. 297-306
    7. Have the Movies Ideals? by William A. Brady, pp. 307-314
    8. Thoughts of Epictitus, Jr. by Lewis Allen, p. 315
    9. The New After-the-War Socialism by Gustave Herve, pp. 316-320
    10. The Gargoyle by Clinton Scollard, p. 321
    11. What's the Matter in England by Lewis Allen Browne, pp. 322-333
    12. After Youth by Achmed Abdullah, pp. 334-347
    13. The Crushing of Serbia by Major Madame Saint Claire Stobart, pp. 348-356
    14. The Theatre in Review by C. Courtenay Savage, pp. 357-365
    15. Financial Outlook by W.S. Cousins, pp. 366-375
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      New Books by Charles Francis Reed, pp. 376-384 - 16 Reviews
      1. Great Possessions by David Grayson
      2. His Own Home Town by Larry Evans
      3. The Major by Ralph Connor
      4. Eastern Red by Helen Huntington
      5. The Adirondacks by T. Morris Longstreth
      6. Weights and Measures by Franklin P. Adams
      7. The Book of New York Verse by Hamilton Fish Armstrong
      8. Anthology of Magazine Verse for 1917 by William Stanley Braithwaite
      9. The Poets of the Future by Henry T. Schnittkind
      10. Renascence, and Other Poems by Edna St. Vincent Millay
      11. More Power to You by Bruce Barton
      12. Who's Who of the Chinese in New York by Warner M. Van Norden
      13. France Bears the Burden by Granville Fortescue
      14. A History of American Journalism by James Melvin Lee
      15. English Folk Songs from the Southern Appalachians by Olive Dame Campbell and Cecil J. Sharp
      16. The Exceptional Child by Maximilian P.E. Groszmann
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    April 1918 Issue = 17 Articles
    1. If Germany Should Win! by Right Hon. Sir George Reed, C.C.B., pp. 385-391
    2. Plaything by Mary Carolyn Davies, p. 392
    3. The World Status of the German-Russian Peace by Hon. John W. Griggs, pp. 393-402
    4. The Extravagance of Women's War Clothes by Baroness Franziska von Heddeman, pp. 403-410
    5. Edward N. Hurley, Shipbuilder to Uncle Sam by Edwin Wildman, pp. 411-423
    6. Our Answer to the Hun by Hon. Frederic Courtland Penfield, Ll.D., pp. 424-428
    7. The Jade Bracelet by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman, pp. 429-440
    8. "Self-determination" by U.S. Senator Lee S. Overman, pp. 441-446
    9. Bolo Pacha---How He Was Caught by Lewis Allen Browne, pp. 447-459
    10. Can Man Live Without Drink, pp. 460-466
    11. Maintaining the Country's Industries by Thomas W. Lamont, pp. 467-471
    12. The Battallion of Life by Rosalie Slaughter Morton, M.D., pp. 472-482
    13. The Theatre in Review by C. Courtenay Savage, pp. 483-490
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      2. First Call by Arthur Guy Empey
      3. Conscript 2989 by Irving Crump
      4. Sea Dogs and Men at Arms by Jesse Edgar Middleton
      5. A War Nurse's Diary by A First World War Nurse
      6. Under Four Flags for France by George Clarke Musgrave
      7. American Women and the World War by Ida Clyde Clarke
      8. Just Outside by Stacy Aumonier
      9. The Wishing-Ring Man by Margaret Widdemer
      10. West Is West by Eugene Manlove Rhodes
      11. Chronicles of St. Tid by Eden Phillpotts
      12. Simba by Stewart Edward White
      13. Nobody's Child by Elizabeth Dejeans
      14. Twinkletoes by Thomas Burke
    16. Monthly Financial Survey by W.S. Cousins, pp. 502-510
    17. Observations of Epictetus, Jr. by Lewis Allen, pp. 511-512
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    1. What Dewey Feared in Manila Bay by Edwin Wildman, pp. 513-535
    2. Six Days on the American Firing Line by Corporal H.J. Burbach, pp. 536-543
    3. As Once in Sparta by Richard Butler Glaenzer, p. 544
    4. Browning---"Gun Man" for U.S. by John Bruce Mitchell, pp. 545-554
    5. The Will To Be by Leonie Davis Collister, p. 555
    6. What Must Be Done in France by Anne Morgan, pp. 556-563
    7. My Women Types---Robert W. Chambers by Pendennis, pp. 564-569
    8. Our Danger---Tomorrow's German-Americans by Lewis Allen Browne, pp. 570-583
    9. Party Politics in War Issues by U.S. Senator Reed Smoot, pp. 584-592
    10. Sixteen Months a War Prisoner by Private "Jack" Evans, pp. 593-607
    11. Observations of Epictetus, Jr. by Lewis Allen, p. 608
    12. Sex Emancipation Through War by Mary Austin, pp. 609-620
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      2. Donald Thomas in Russia by Donald Thomas
      3. The Winning of the War by Roland G. Usher
      4. The Glory of the Trenches by Coningsby Dawson
      5. The Flying Teuton by Alice Brown
      6. The Restless Sex by Robert W. Chambers
      7. Flood Tide by Daniel Chase
      8. A Family of Noblemen by Mikhail Y. Saltykov
      9. The Transactions of Lord Louis Lewis by Roland Pertwee
      10. The Flame by Olive Wadsley
      11. Film Folk by Robert Leicester Wagner
      12. Toward the Gulf by Edgar Lee Masters
      13. Tricks of the Trade by John C. Squire
      14. Dreams and Images by Joyce Kilmer
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    1. Putting New York State in the War by Governor Charles S. Whitman, pp. 641-659
    2. The Twilight of Empire by Leslie Nelson Jennings, p. 660
    3. Cause of Our War Delay by U.S. Senator Warren G. Harding, pp. 661-665
    4. Observations of Epictetus, Jr. by Lewis Allen, p. 666
    5. The Shipbuilder's Job by Charles M. Schwab, pp. 667-673
    6. The War Work of Congress by U.S. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, pp. 674-686
    7. Sea Haze by Leonie Davis Collister, p. 687
    8. The War Marriage by Rev. Percy Stickney Grant, pp. 688-694
    9. The War Loyalty of Wisconsin by U.S. Senator Irvine L. Lenroot, pp. 695-702
    10. Bolshevism in America by Lewis Allen Browne, pp. 703-717
    11. "Speeder-Up" John D. Ryan by John Bruce Mitchell, pp. 718-724
    12. Our Military Legislation by U.S. Senator George E. Chamberlain, pp. 725-732
    13. How's Washington Now? by W. de Wagstaffe, pp. 733-740
    14. What Bird Conservation Means by Stephen Reader, pp. 741-744
    15. Who's She in War Work? by Anne Emerson, pp. 745-748
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      1. The Long Trick by Bartimeus
      2. Greatheart by Ethel M. Dell
      3. The Pawns Count by E. Phillips Oppenheim
      4. The Red Cross Barge by Mrs. Belloc Lowndes
      5. The Unwilling Vestal by Edward Lucas White
      6. Maktoub by Matthew Craig
      7. The House of Whispers by William Johnston
      8. The House of Intrigue by Arthur Stringer
      9. The Secret of the Marne by Marcel Berger and Maude Berger
      10. Over Here by Ethel M. Kelley
      11. Greater Than the Greatest by Hamilton Drummond
      12. The Mystery of the Red Flame by George Barton
      13. Mashi and Other Stories by Rabindranath Tagore
      14. Roving and Fighting: Adventures Under Four Flags by Edward S. O'Reilly
      15. Letters to the Mother of a Soldier by Richardson L. Wright
    17. The Theatre in Review by C. Courtenay Savage, pp. 756-763
    18. The Financial Situation by W.S. Cousins, pp. 764-768
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    1. A Fourth of July Message by Hon. Newton D. Baker, pp. 1-2
    2. Putting Massachusetts in the War by Hon. Samuel W. McCall, pp. 3-18
    3. The Army Chaplain by Daniel M. Henderson, p. 19
    4. Liberty or Death for Servia by Hon. L. Michailovitch, pp. 20-23
    5. Rivets by Lewis Allen Browne, pp. 24-35
    6. War Ideals of Great Britain by Lord Reading, pp. 36-37
    7. Where Are Our Statesmen? by Hon. Albert B. Fall, pp. 38-43
    8. Observations of Epictetus, Jr. by Lewis Allen, p. 44
    9. Mexico's Chief Aim by His Excellency Ignatio Y. Bonillas, pp. 45-46
    10. The Most Dangerous Man in Europe by Captain Edward Lyell Fox, pp. 47-57
    11. William Boyce Thompson---All American by Edwin Wildman, pp. 58-69
    12. Our Partners for Liberty by Hon. Robert Lansing, pp. 70-71
    13. Boy Soldiers of the Soil by Walter P. McGuire, pp. 72-78
    14. Tears by Leonie Davis Collister, p. 79
    15. Is Tobacco Essential? by Eminent Authorities, pp. 80-87
    16. How's Boston Now? by W. de Wagstaffe, pp. 88-95
    17. A Judicial Review in Tax Administration Needed by George Stewart Brown, pp. 96-109
    18. To My Country by Marguerite Wilkinson, p. 110
    19. Who's She in War Work? by Anne Emerson, pp. 111-115
    20. The Financial Situation by W.S. Cousins, pp. 116-123
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      New Books by Charles Francis Reed, pp. 124-126 - 9 Reviews
      1. Letters from an American Soldier to His Father by Curtis Wheeler
      2. Keeping Our Fighters Fit for War and After by Edward Frank Allen
      3. Covered with Mud and Glory by Georges Le Fond
      4. "The Dark People"---Russia's Crisis by Ernest Poole
      5. Men in War by Andreas Latzko
      6. Over Here by Hector Macquarrie
      7. The Brown Brethren by Patrick MacGill
      8. Shellproof Mack by Arthur Mack
      9. A Temporary Gentleman in France
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    1. The Republican Position by Will H. Hays, pp. 129-136
    2. Our New Internationalism by Senator Gilbert M. Hitchcock, pp. 137-140
    3. Our Aircraft Preparations by Edwin Wildman, pp. 141-148
    4. Who Will Pay the New Taxes? by Hon. Claude Kitchin, pp. 149-154
    5. Ohio's War Work by Hon. James M. Cox, pp. 155-165
    6. In England by Harold Cook, p. 166
    7. The Presidential Doctrine of Labor by Frank P. Walsh, pp. 167-174
    8. My Types---Mary Roberts Rinehart by Pendennis, pp. 175-179
    9. My Heritage by Leonie Davis Collister, p. 180
    10. How's Chicago Now? by Ben Hecht, pp. 181-188
    11. Italy's International Patriotism by Count V.M. di Cellere, pp. 189-190
    12. Ireland's Hold-back by Alfred S. Moore, pp. 191-199
    13. The Evils of Cost-Plus Contracts by Perley Morse, C.P.A., pp. 200-207
    14. Paris---the Confident by Hamilton M. Wright, pp. 208-215
    15. John Bowman---Food Conservationist De Luxe by John Bruce Mitchell, pp. 216-223
    16. "Impropaganda" by Lewis Allen Browne, pp. 224-234
    17. Observations of Epictetus, Jr. by Lewis Allen, p. 235
    18. Who's She in War Work by Anne Emerson, pp. 236-240
    19. The Theatre in Review by C. Courtenay Savage, pp. 241-247
    20. The Financial Situation by W.S. Cousins, pp. 248-253
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      New Books by Charles Francis Reed, pp. 254-256 - 3 Reviews
      1. Face to Face with Kaiserism by James W. Gerard
      2. The Amazing Interlude by Mary Roberts Rinehart
      3. Professor Latimer's Progress by J. Ormsbee
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    1. The Wheat Farmers' Dilemma by Hon. Thomas P. Gore, pp. 257-265
    2. Since He Has Gone by Leonie Davis Collister, p. 266
    3. Labor Regulation by Hon. William B. Wilson, pp. 267-269
    4. What Our Aircraft Needs by Edwin Wildman, pp. 270-279
    5. The Greatest Assembling Airplane Plant by Hamilton M. Wright, pp. 280-288
    6. The Democratic Campaign of 1918 by Homer S. Cummings, pp. 289-293
    7. Is Labor Behind the Government? by Dr. Charles A. Eaton, pp. 294-302
    8. Mothering the Boy at the Front by Evangeline Booth, pp. 303-309
    9. To the Last Heart-Beat by Stephane Lauzanne, pp. 310-311
    10. San Francisco to France by Eleanor Preston Watkins, p. 312
    11. Has the War Stifled Music? by Enrico Caruso, pp. 313-318
    12. Wages and the Cost of Living by Lewis Allen Browne, pp. 319-332
    13. Our Mythological History by Prof. Franklin H. Giddings, pp. 333-339
    14. The "Pleasure-Car" Misnomer by John Bruce Mitchell, pp. 340-351
    15. The Vision of the Ships by Stephen Marshall, pp. 352-360
    16. The Theatre in Review by C. Courtenay Savage, pp. 361-365
    17. Financial Situation by W.S. Cousins, p. 366
    18. Observations of Epictetus, Jr. by Lewis Allen, pp. 366-371
    19. The Editor's Un-Easy Chair, pp. 372-384
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    October 1918 Issue = 30 Articles
    1. Is a Permanent Military Machine Necessary? by Hon. George Earl Chamberlain, pp. 385-394
    2. Use and Abuse of the Press by Viscount Northcliffe, pp. 395-397
    3. An Aircraft Department Needed by Hon. Harry S. New, pp. 398-406
    4. Our Doughboys' Own Story by Hamilton M. Wright, pp. 407-414
    5. Observations of Epictetus, Jr. by Lewis Allen, p. 415
    6. Card-Indexing Your Politics by Aaron Hardy Ulm, pp. 416-423
    7. Is World Security Possible? by Cardinal Gibbons, p. 424
    8. We Must Forego National Advantage by Honorable Oscar S. Straus, p. 424
    9. A League of Nations by Alton B. Parker, p. 425
    10. An Educated Electorate Necessary by Robert McNutt McElroy, Ph.D., p. 425
    11. The Perverted Pacific Ideal by John Spargo, p. 426
    12. The New Order of International Co-operation by William English Walling, p. 427
    13. We Must Exploit Civilization by Judge Charles Burke Elliott, p. 427
    14. American Versus Prussian Ideals by Dr. Richard Heath Dabney, p. 428
    15. The Amphictyonic Council by U.S. Senator John Sharp Williams, p. 429
    16. Speeding Up North Dakota by Governor Lynn J. Frazier, pp. 430-437
    17. Behind the Service Flag by Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall, pp. 438-443
    18. Americanizing Our Foreign-Born by Royal Dixon, pp. 444-451
    19. When You Come Back by Ralph M. Thomson, p. 452
    20. Must Have Aeroplanes To Win Quickly by Frederic Villiers, pp. 453-456
    21. Human Discards Restored by Mary Ross, p. 457
    22. In My Soul's House by Leonie Davis Collister, pp. 457-467
    23. God in This War by Rev. William W. Davis, pp. 468-472
    24. Knights of Columbus Over There by James A. Flaherty, pp. 473-476
    25. Who's She in War Work by Anne Emerson, pp. 477-483
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      New Books by Charles Francis Reed, pp. 484-488 - 15 Reviews
      1. Bruce of the Circle A by Harold A. Titus
      2. The Fighting Fool by Dane Coolidge
      3. Oh, Money! Money! by Eleanor H. Porter
      4. The Making of George Groton by Bruce Barton
      5. Before the Wind Changed People by Janet Starkey
      6. A Girl Alone by Howell Evans
      7. Salt; or, The Education of Griffith Adams by Charles G. Norris
      8. The Promise of Air by Algernon Blackwood
      9. Hours of France in Peace and War by Paul Scott Mowrer
      10. The Art of Aubrey Beardsley by Arthur Symons and Aubrey Beardsley
      11. The Private Papers of Henry Ryecroft by George Gissing
      12. Bertha Garlan by Arthur Schnitzler
      13. The Retinue, and Other Poems by Katharine Lee Bates
      14. Keeping Up with William by Irving Bacheller
      15. Russia's Agony by Robert Wilton
    27. In Nancy by Eleanor Preston Watkins, p. 489
    28. The Theatre in Review by C. Courtenay Savage, pp. 489-495
    29. The Financial Outlook by W.S. Cousins, pp. 496-503
    30. The Editor's Un-Easy Chair, pp. 504-512
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    November 1918 Issue = 17 Articles
    1. Usury and the Banks by Hon. John Skelton Williams, pp. 513-523
    2. Our Operatic Opportunity by Geraldine Farrar, pp. 524-529
    3. Under the Hun's Bombing Planes by Mary Helen Fee, pp. 530-541
    4. From My Dugout by Ralph M. Thomson, p. 542
    5. What Taxes Should I Pay? by Perley Morse, C.P.A., pp. 543-550
    6. War Time Spiritism by Prof. James H. Hyslop, pp. 551-559
    7. Our Skilled Aircraft "Nurses" by Major General William L. Kenly, pp. 560-561
    8. Lest Knowing All by Leonie Davis Collister, p. 562
    9. Our Planes Are There by Lewis Allen Browne, pp. 563-571
    10. Rebuilding the Injured Soldier by Hon. Hoke Smith, pp. 572-580
    11. Our Daily Meat by Edwin Wildman, pp. 581-591
    12. To "Her" at Home by Pvt. Francis L. Frost, pp. 592-602
    13. How's Atlanta Now? by Dudley Glass, pp. 603-612
    14. The Dollar Must Be Stabilized by Prof. Irving Fisher, pp. 613-619
    15. The Theatre in Review by C. Courtenay Savage, pp. 620-625
    16. The Financial Situation by W.S. Cousins, pp. 626-631
    17. The Editor's Uneasy Chair, pp. 632-640
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    December 1918 Issue = 19 Articles
    1. President Wilson as a World Leader by Hon. Lee Slater Overman, pp. 641-646
    2. The Sentinels by Margaret E. Sangster, p. 647
    3. A Doughgirl on the Firing Line by Adjutant Helen Purviance, pp. 648-655
    4. And the Dawn Came by Leonie Davis Collister, p. 656
    5. The Perils of Secret Treaty-Making by Hon. William E. Borah, pp. 657-668
    6. They Shall Pay by Martha B. Thomas, p. 669
    7. Your Right to Speak Freely by Hon. Miles Poindexter, pp. 670-676
    8. Our Foreign Policy and Peace Problems by Roland G. Usher, pp. 677-686
    9. The Doughboys' Way by Doughboy, pp. 687-699
    10. Why No Reconstruction Program? by Richard Barry, pp. 700-709
    11. The Choice by J. Corson Miller, p. 710
    12. Pershing---Over There by "Private" Alden, pp. 711-720
    13. What Does Reconstruction Mean? by Hon. J. Hamilton Lewis, pp. 721-725
    14. A Japanese Print by Ruth Mason Rice, p. 726
    15. Out for a "Solid West" by A.B. Gilbert, pp. 727-737
    16. The Aims of the Republican Congress by Hon. Lawrence Y. Sherman, pp. 738-744
    17. The Red Flag of Bolshevism by Hon. James A. Reed, pp. 745-751
    18. The Theatre in Review by C. Courtenay Savage, pp. 752-758
    19. The Editor's Uneasy Chair, pp. 759-780
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  Issues of 1930 = 12 Issues, 307 Articles
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  Issues of 1931 = 12 Issues, 286 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1932 = 12 Issues, 214 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1933 = 12 Issues, 217 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1934 = 12 Issues, 237 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1935 = 12 Issues, 247 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1936 = 12 Issues, 207 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1937 = 12 Issues, 229 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1938 = 12 Issues, 255 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1939 = 12 Issues, 254 Articles
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Issues of the 1940s = 6 Years, 58 Issues, 1,164 Articles
1. [+]
  Issues of 1940 = 6 Issues, 152 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1945 = 4 Issues, 94 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1946 = 12 Issues, 331 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1947 = 12 Issues, 206 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1948 = 12 Issues, 201 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1949 = 12 Issues, 180 Articles
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Issues of the 1950s = 1 Year, 1 Issue, 12 Articles
1. [+]
  Issues of 1950 = 1 Issue, 12 Articles