October 1912

Articles

• Election Superstitions and Fallacies

  "It is somewhat late to consider whether the superstitions and traditions of a hundred or more years are to stand, in the result in November."

  Edward Stanwood

• The Unaccustomed Ears of Europe

  Samuel McChord Crothers

• A Father to His Freshman Son

  E. S. M.

• The Ethics of Business

  Roland G. Usher

• The Grateful Dead

  Paul Mariett

• The Professor's Mare

  L. P. Jacks

• The Tired Business Man

  Meredith Nicholson

• The Novelist's Choice

  Elisabeth Woodbridge

• The Abolition of Poverty

  Jacob H. Hollander

• Sissa and the Bakru

  Katherine Mayo

• The Autobiography of an Individualist: Vi

  James O. Fagan

• The Passing of the Farmer

  Roy Hinman Holmes

• Remembrance

  O. W. Firkins

• Venetian Nights

  Elizabeth Robins Pennell

• The Sunset of the Confederacy: Viii

  Morris Schaff

• Motherliness

  Ellen Key

• Woman--One Word Most

• A Case of Unrevealed Identity

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