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THIS IS THE EDITORIAL PAGE OF

THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE

PUBLISHED BY

THE PHILLIPS PUBLISHING CO.

President, . . John S. Phillips Secretary. • Albkrt A. Boydrn Treasurer D. A. McKlNLAY

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CONTENTS FOR OCTOBER

COVER DESIGN 3Y FRANCES ROGERS . j

, PORTRAIT OF JOHN JOHNSON . . .. Frcntitpiici,

^OHN JOHNSON OF MINNESOTA William Hard

HENRY WATTERSON'S "DARK HORSE" 563

IHustrated with photographs.

With an introductory word from Col. Watterson.

THE PIRATE ENGINEER Joseph M. Ro8:ers . . 577

AVith illustrations bv H. E. Townsend.

THE TAMING OF THE WEST ... Lincoln Steffons . 585

HeNSY CiRAPPLfcS THE OREGON LaND (iRAFT.

Illustrated with photographs.

MY COUNTRY. A Poem. Harry H. Kemp . 503

THE WORD OF THE ORACLE Lily A. Long . .603

With illustrations by C. M. Relyea.

THE LEGACY Nelth Boyce . 615

With illustrations by C. E. Blumenschein.

AN AERIAL BIVOUAC Edgar Beeclier Bronson . 624

Illustrated by George Varian and with Facsimiles.

WHEN FATHER TAKES ME FOR A WALK. A Poem. . Louise Ayre5 Qamett . . 634

Illustrated with photographs by Alice Uoughton.

THE HABIT OF WOLVES Ernest Thompson Seton . 636

Including many Facts about Animal Marriage.

  • ' ■ With illustrations by the author.

ADVENTURES IN CONTENTMENT . ... David Orayson . .646

The Politician. Illustrated by Thomas Fogarty.

A LEGITIMATE TRANSACTION Joseph C. Lincoln .651

With illustrations by Will Crawford.

CRAZY JANE Carter Hamilton . 661

jPH^ PILGRIM'S SCRIP 666

LErrKRS. CoMMKMs and Confessions from Rkaders of • ^- . THE Magazine.

IN THE INTERPRETER'S HOUSE 669

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