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    January 1919 Issue = 19 Articles
    1. Can Germany Be Regenerated? by Albert Bushnell Hart, LL.D., pp. 1-11
    2. Japan's Part in the War by Dr. Toyokichi Iyenaga, pp. 12-21
    3. Dangers That Lurk in Government Ownership by Hon. James E. Watson, pp. 22-33
    4. The Cleft by Ruth Mason Rice, p. 34
    5. Rebuilding Our Foreign Trade by Hon. William C. Redfield, pp. 35-42
    6. Should I Fare Forth by Leonie Davis Collister, p. 43
    7. The Evils in Our Democracy by Hon. Charles S. Thomas, pp. 44-52
    8. Problems for World Peace by Hon. William H. Taft, pp. 53-61
    9. The Growing Menace of the I.W.W. by Lynn Ford, pp. 62-70
    10. The War's Influence on Art by Herbert Adams, pp. 71-75
    11. Dreamers Overseas by David Morton, p. 76
    12. Preventing Future Wars by Charles R. Van Hise, LL.D., pp. 77-86
    13. How's Mexico Now? by Linn A.E. Gale, pp. 87-91
    14. Admiral McGowan by John Bruce Mitchell, pp. 92-99
    15. Big Thinkers on Reconstruction by Alfred E. Keet, pp. 100-110
    16. The Theatre Review by C. Courtenay Savage, pp. 111-117
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      New Books by Charles Francis Reed, pp. 118-121 - 2 Reviews
      1. Fighting France by Stephane Lauzanne
      2. From Baseball to Boches by H.C. Witwer
    18. The Editor's Uneasy Chair, pp. 122-126
    19. Index (July-Dec. 1918), pp. 127-128
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    February 1919 Issue = 17 Articles
    1. George Washington's Ideals by W. Lanier Washington, pp. 129-141
    2. Lafayette in America by Count de la Fayette, pp. 142-151
    3. Why We Should Keep the Wires by Hon. Albert Sidney Burleson, pp. 152-161
    4. The "Romance" of von Rintelen by H. De Wissen, pp. 162-176
    5. Flambeau by Ruth Mason Rice, p. 177
    6. The Four Partners in Industry by John D. Rockefeller, Jr., pp. 178-188
    7. Simplicity in True Art by Galli Curci, pp. 189-195
    8. His Letter by Faith Baldwin, p. 196
    9. The Wings of To-Morrow by Willard Hart Smith, pp. 197-209
    10. The Food Future by Herbert C. Hoover, pp. 210-217
    11. Ambition by Leonie Davis Collister, p. 218
    12. Our Duty Abroad and At Home by Hon. Henry Morgenthau, pp. 219-224
    13. If At the Last by Arline Hackett, p. 225
    14. "Doughboys of the Sea" by Doughboy, pp. 226-236
    15. Our After-War Dangers by Hon. Charles Evans Hughes, pp. 237-242
    16. The Theatre in Review by C. Courtenay Savage, pp. 243-249
    17. The Editor's Un-Easy Chair, pp. 250-256
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    March 1919 Issue = 17 Articles
    1. Paderewski's Adventure in Patriotism by Edwin Wildman, pp. 257-268
    2. Must Continue Allied Co-Operation by Maj. Waldorf Astor, pp. 269-278
    3. The Pessimist by Leonie Davis Collister, p. 279
    4. The Freedom of the Seas by John Leyland, pp. 280-282
    5. National Education and Its Pilto by Aaron Hardy Ulm, pp. 283-294
    6. The Scarlet Thread by Daniel Henderson, pp. 295-296
    7. Militarism in the League of Nations? by Hon. William E. Borah, pp. 297-306
    8. The Inspiration of the Play by Clare Kummer, pp. 307-316
    9. Putting the Aeroplane to Work by Willard Hart Smith, pp. 317-327
    10. Britain's Conquest of the Skies by Severance Johnson, pp. 328-338
    11. My Stage Principles by Frances Starr, pp. 339-342
    12. Need We Fear Immigration? by Hon. Anthony Caminetti, pp. 343-344
    13. Socialism in France by Augustin Hamon, pp. 345-362
    14. Florence Nightingale---First Battlefield Nurse by John Bruce Mitchell, pp. 363-370
    15. A Life by Arleen Hackett, p. 371
    16. The Theatre in Review by C. Courtenay Savage, pp. 372-378
    17. The Editor's Un-Easy Chair, pp. 379-384
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    April 1919 Issue = 18 Articles
    1. The "White Woman" Who Haunts the Kaiser by H. De Wissen, pp. 385-397
    2. Idlesse by Leonie Davis Collister, p. 398
    3. How to Make Americans by Hon. Franklin K. Lane, pp. 399-406
    4. Uncle Sam's Spy Policies by John Lord O'Brien, pp. 407-416
    5. Via Air-Line, Now by Willard Hart Smith, pp. 417-429
    6. What France Faces by Captain Andre Tardieu, pp. 430-433
    7. Picking Amusement for Ninety Million People by Lee Shubert, pp. 434-441
    8. "Reds" in New York Slums by John Bruce Mitchell, pp. 442-455
    9. Bolshevism in France by Samuel Gompers, pp. 456-460
    10. ?... by Ruth Mason Rice, p. 461
    11. Will Our Prosperity Continue? by Irving T. Bush, pp. 462-468
    12. A Mary Garden Mood by Mary Garden, pp. 469-477
    13. Flaws in the "League" Covenant by Hon. William E. Mason, pp. 478-484
    14. Love by Arleen Hackett, p. 485
    15. The "New" Maeterlinck by Charles Henry Meltzer, pp. 486-493
    16. The Horseless Farm by Judson D. Stuart, pp. 494-501
    17. The Theatre in Review by C. Courtenay Savage, pp. 502-506
    18. The Editor's Un-Easy Chair, pp. 507-514
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    May 1919 Issue = 18 Articles
    1. The Woman Who Wrecked the World by H. De Wissen, pp. 513-523
    2. The Man Who Had to Stay at Home by John Bruce Mitchell, pp. 524-536
    3. As I Knew Roosevelt by "Bill" Sewall, pp. 537-550
    4. Stowaways by Leonie Davis Collister, p. 551
    5. The Real Princess Pat by Cleveland Gordon, pp. 552-562
    6. Is Prohibition Constitutional? by Wayne B. Wheeler, pp. 563-574
    7. Why Coal and Oil Conservation by Edward G. Acheson, Sc.D., pp. 575-580
    8. What Is a Proletarian? by Lewis Allen Browne, pp. 581-589
    9. The Story of an Actress---Myself by Fay Bainter, pp. 590-598
    10. The Rainbow Trail by J. Corson Miller, p. 599
    11. Our Labor Problems by Hon. William B. Wilson, pp. 600-609
    12. To One Returning by Faith Baldwin, p. 610
    13. Mastering Motion Pictures by Charles Miller, pp. 611-620
    14. In the Land of Pirate Finance by Louis Guenther, pp. 621-625
    15. The Theatre in Review by C. Courtenay Savage, pp. 626-631
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      A Shelf of Books, pp. 632-634 - 10 Reviews
      1. Blood and Sand by Vicente Blasco Ibanez
      2. The Undefeated by J.C. Smith
      3. The Moonlit Way by Robert W. Chambers
      4. The Years Between by Rudyard Kipling
      5. The Fighting Shepherdess by Caroline Lockhart
      6. My Husband by Irene Castle
      7. The Way to Victory by Philip Gibbs
      8. Towards Morning by I.A.R. Wylie
      9. The Hohenzollerns in America by Stephen Leacock
      10. Twelve Men by Theodore Dreiser
    17. The Editor's Un-Easy Chair, pp. 635-639
    18. You! by Arleen Hackett, pp. 640-642
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    June 1919 Issue = 22 Articles
    1. In the Hells of Tehuantepec by Agnes C. Laut, pp. 641-650
    2. Belgium's Martyrdom by Nicholas Murray Butler, pp. 651-652
    3. Indiana's Reconstruction Plans by Edwin Wildman, pp. 653-661
    4. It Has Occurred To Me That--- by Job's Comforter, p. 662
    5. Why is a Luxury? by Lewis Allen Browne, pp. 663-672
    6. Happiness by Ruth Mason Rice, p. 673
    7. Restore Belgium by Hon. Henry Lane Wilson, pp. 673-674
    8. Women of the Kaiser's Web by H. De Wissen, pp. 675-688
    9. I Wonder by Arleen Hackett, p. 689
    10. A Live and Let Live Railroad Policy by Howard Elliott, pp. 690-700
    11. He Left Me Dreams by J. Corson Miller, pp. 701-702
    12. When Middletown Went Dry by John Bruce Mitchell, pp. 703-713
    13. Change by Inez Macdougall, p. 714
    14. How I Became a Film Vampire by Theda Bara, pp. 715-727
    15. Uncle Sam to Boost Business by Hon. Wm. C. Redfield, pp. 728-735
    16. The High Cost of Loving by Delancey Knox, pp. 736-747
    17. All That a Man Need Know by Leonie Davis Collister, p. 748
    18. Psychology in Woman's Dress by Bertha Holley, pp. 749-751
    19. The Theatre in Review by C. Courtenay Savage, pp. 752-756
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      A Shelf of Books, pp. 757-759 - 5 Reviews
      1. Belgium: A Personal Narrative by Brand Whitlock
      2. The Moon of the Caribbees, and Six Other Plays of the Sea by Eugene O'Neill
      3. Wild Bird Guests by Ernest Harold Baynes
      4. The Untamed by Max Brand
      5. Love Stories by Mary Roberts Rinehart
    21. The Editor's Un-Easy Chair, pp. 760-766
    22. Sanctum Talk, pp. 767-768
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    July 1919 Issue = 18 Articles
    1. The Political Impressions of the War by Hon. Lawrence Y. Sherman, pp. 1-10
    2. My Life as a Ballet-Dancer by Rosina Galli, pp. 11-20
    3. The Woman Who Shook Russia by H. De Wissen, pp. 21-31
    4. When the Criminal Takes to Science by Arthur B. Reeve, pp. 32-39
    5. On Reading the "Vita Nuova" by Joseph Lewis French, p. 40
    6. Reactionary Policies of Our Social Revolution by Hon. Lee S. Overman, pp. 41-47
    7. The Divorce Conflict by Delancey Knox, pp. 48-58
    8. A Daisy by Ruth Mason Rice, p. 59
    9. Cost-Accounting and Labor by Perley Morse, C.P.A., pp. 60-67
    10. "Prohibition-Anderson" Answers by William H. Anderson, pp. 68-82
    11. The Curse on the Moving-Picture Actress by Theda Bara, pp. 83-93
    12. Going on Your Wife's Vacation by Lewis Allen Browne, pp. 94-104
    13. Germany's Chemical Frightfulness by Francis P. Garvan, pp. 105-112
    14. Some Thoughts on America by Maj.-Gn. Leonard Wood, p. 113
    15. The Theatre in Review by C. Courtenay Savage, pp. 114-118
    16. Lonely Brooks by Leonie Davis Collister, p. 119
    17. The Editor's Un-Easy Chair, pp. 120-126
    18. Index (Jan.-June 1919), pp. 127-130
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    August 1919 Issue = 16 Articles
    1. Henry Ford at Bay by The Forum's Correspondent, pp. 129-144
    2. There and Back With an 'Ism by Lewis Allen Browne, pp. 145-157
    3. An Empty Soul by Leonie Davis Collister, p. 158
    4. Morality in Business by Edwin Wildman, pp. 158-168
    5. The Mystery of the Czarina by H. De Wissen, pp. 169-181
    6. Whence Future Photoplays? by Frederick Palmer, pp. 182-188
    7. The Twilight of Remembered Things by L.D., p. 189
    8. Big Thinkers on the Labor Problem by Alfred E. Keet, pp. 190-196
    9. A Prima Donna's Story by Maria Barrientos, pp. 197-205
    10. Political Psychology of the War by Hon. Lawrence Y. Sherman, pp. 206-214
    11. Labor in Politics by Hon. David I. Walsh, pp. 215-217
    12. Escape by Ada Melville Shaw, p. 218
    13. The American Legion by Eric Fisher Wood, pp. 219-222
    14. Emigration Scare Unfounded by Byron Uhl, pp. 223-241
    15. The Theatre in Review by C. Courtenay Savage, pp. 242-245
    16. The Editor's Un-Easy Chair, pp. 246-262
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    September 1919 Issue = 22 Articles
    1. What Must Be Done With Mexico by Hon. Henry L. Wilson, pp. 257-263
    2. The Town by David Morton, p. 264
    3. Armour Under Fire by John Bruce Mitchell, pp. 265-272
    4. A Menace to American Business by J. Ogden Armour, pp. 273-278
    5. The War-Queen That Survived by H. De Wissen, pp. 279-290
    6. The Political Morality of Democracy by Hon. Lawrence Y. Sherman, pp. 291-297
    7. Filming Great Fiction by Allan Dwan, pp. 298-305
    8. Man-Likeness in Jungle Beasts by R.L. Garner, pp. 306-316
    9. To a Troubadour by J. Corson Miller, p. 317
    10. Any Fool Could Do It! by Lewis Allen Browne, pp. 318-330
    11. Night Picture by Harold Cook, p. 331
    12. Russia, the Stray Bear by Adolph Lewisohn, pp. 332-337
    13. Three Japanese Prints by Marion Ethel Hamilton, p. 338
    14. Electricity's Work for Humanity by J.C. McQuiston, pp. 339-343
    15. The Sin by Ralph M. Thomson, p. 344
    16. Our Sporting Spa by Mortimer Fraith, pp. 345-349
    17. Depreciating Lubricating Oils by Edward G. Acheson, Sc.D., pp. 350-357
    18. Is My Plan Bolshevism? by Glenn E. Plumb, pp. 358-369
    19. What Americanism Means by Hon. Franklin K. Lane, p. 370
    20. Non-Partisan Commissions Needed by Otto H. Kahn, p. 371
    21. The Theatre in Review by C. Courtenay Savage, pp. 372-377
    22. The Editor's Un-Easy Chair, pp. 378-386
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    October 1919 Issue = 16 Articles
    1. The Case of Mexico by Lucille Wetherell, pp. 385-404
    2. October by Leonie Davis Collister, pp. 405-406
    3. What Mexico Is Striving For by Ambassador Ygnacio Bonillas, pp. 407-412
    4. Achievement by Arthur Wallace Peach, pp. 413-414
    5. A Solution of the Mexican Imbroglio by William Gates, pp. 415-425
    6. Strange Faces by Jeannette Marks, pp. 426-427
    7. A Tonic for Mexico by Arthur Stanley Riggs, F.R.G.S., pp. 428-436
    8. To an Aviator by John A. Mills, pp. 437-438
    9. Military Protectorate for Mexico by Hon. Claude Hudspeth, pp. 439-446
    10. Injustice in Military Trials by Brig.-Gen. S.T. Ansell, pp. 447-458
    11. Will Nationality Survive? by Hon. Bert M. Fernald, pp. 459-464
    12. Milk and Petroleum by Edward G. Acheson, Sc.D., pp. 465-470
    13. Women in Trade Reconstruction by Kathrine Clemmons Gould, pp. 471-478
    14. "Happily Forever After" by Faith Baldwin, pp. 479-499
    15. The Theatre in Review by C. Courtenay Savage, pp. 500-505
    16. The Editor's Un-Easy Chair, pp. 506-514
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    December 1919 Issue = 16 Articles
    1. The Closed Shop---To the Bar, pp. 513-528
    2. Life's Gray Shadows by J. Corson Miller, p. 529
    3. The Trial of the Kaiser by Hon. Robert Lansing, pp. 530-538
    4. Capital Gets a New Director by Edwin Wildman, pp. 539-550
    5. The Safety of New-Born Democracies by Herbert C. Hoover, pp. 551-561
    6. Christ Militant by Daniel Henderson, p. 562
    7. It's Such a Simple Problem by Lewis Allen Browne, pp. 563-574
    8. Have We Forgotten? by Clinton Scollard, p. 575
    9. The Big Thief in the Factory by Edward G. Acheson, Sc.D., pp. 576-583
    10. Why We Seized German Property by Hon. A. Mitchell Palmer, pp. 584-592
    11. The Road to Christmas by Margaret E. Sangster, p. 593
    12. Putting the Government on a Business Basis by Perley Morse, C.P.A., pp. 594-600
    13. What We Must Do by Elbert H. Gary, pp. 601-620
    14. The Theatre in Review by C. Courtenay Savage, pp. 621-627
    15. The Editor's Un-Easy Chair, pp. 628-636
    16. Index (July-Dc. 1919), pp. 637-640
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