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Contents for JVLarcJi, 1907
THE VICTOR
A DAY IN THE LAND OF THE MOOSE
Illustrated from Photographs by the Author. HO-TOO-AH-OKH-HOSE — SITTING BULL, THE IK- RECONCILABLE ....
Illustrated from Photographs. THE PIANO AT RED'S (Verse) TWO STUDIES IN BLUE
Illustrated from Photographs by Herman T. Bohlrru
THE CHILD (Story)
THE PACIFIC TORPEDO FLOTILLA
Illustrated from Photographs. AT THE WHISTLING BUOY (Story) "BUSTER" AND THE "LOCO-CYCLE" (Story) TOLD IN THE CLOUDS (Story) ....
THE VILLAGE WIDOW (Story) ....
REVERIE (Verse)
THE SETTLER, CHAPTERS VII, VIII, IX
THE ARTIST IN FRANK NORRIS ....
Illustrated from Photographs. THE ASCENT OF FUGI-YAMA, THE SACRED MOUN- TAIN
Illustrated from Photographs. DRAMATIC AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL FACILITY AND FELICITY IN WESTERN LETTERS THE YAKIMA RAID AND THE COAL FAMINE
Illustrated. TRANSCONTINENTAL AUTOMOEILE TRIPS .
Illustrated from Photographs YAQUINA, THE UNAWAKENED ....
Illustrated from Photographs. IMPRESSIONS
Socialism and Anarchism.
Name and Fame. WHERE BORAX IS FOUND
Illustrated from Photographs. THE LIGHTER SIDE
Antidotes ........
Bits
Lute Pease Percival Nash
Cover Design 249
Fred A. Hunt 261
(Moss-Agate Bill, t
Charles B. Clark, Jr. 267
William L. Finley 269
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Adelaide Soule 275
Arthur H. Dutton liTT (Late Lieutenant, U. S. N".)
John Fleming Wilson 28]
Edwin L. Sabin 286
R. C. Pitzer 291
Elizabeth Lambert Wood 296
Hugo de Groot 302
Herman Whitaker 303
Dennison Hailey Clift 313
K. Kawakami 323
William Winter 330
Porter Garnet 333
Lute Pease 338
A. I.. Westgard 346
Curtis Fleming 355
Charles Erskine Scott Wood 361e
Henry K. Silversmith 361.i
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i;v Adelaide Soule. By Hugh Herdman.
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