June 1913

Articles

• The Negro and the Labor Unions

  “Shall the labor unions use their influence to deprive the black man of his opportunity to labor… [or] unite with those who want to give every man, regardless of color, race or creed, what Colonel Roosevelt calls the ‘square deal’ in the matters of labor?”

  Booker T. Washington

• The Monroe Doctrine: An Obsolete Shibboleth

  Hiram Bingham

• The Real Yellow Peril

  J. O. P. Bland

• The Need

  Zona Gale

• The Cage: Salem Jail, Sunday, October 20, 1912

  Arturo M. Giovannitti

• Brains and Buying

  Elizabeth C. Billings

• Science and Mysticism

  Havelock Ellis

• When Hannah Var Eight Yar Old

  Katherine Peabody Girling

• The Mother City

  Zephine Humphrey

• Judah P. Benjamin: A Confederate Portrait

  Gamaliel Bradford Jr.

• Studies in Solitude

  Fannie Stearns Davis

• Willy Pitcher

  George Sterling

• Van Cleve and His Friends

  Mary S. Watts

• Reasonable Hopes of American Religion

  George A. Gordon

• The Answering of Abiel Kingsbury's Prayers

  Virginia Baker

• A Correspondent at Adrianople

  Cyril Campbell

• The Poetry of Syndicalism

• The Publisher and the Book

• On the Gentle Art of Letter-Reading

• St. David Livingstone

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