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The Red Book 1905-01: Vol 4 Iss 3, 1905
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1THE RED BOOK
2EDITED BY TRUMBULL WHITE
4CONTENTS FOR JANUARY, 1905
5COPYRIGHT, 1904, BY THE RED BOOK CORPORATION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
7COVER DESIGNED AND PAINTED BY GUSTAVUS C. WIDNEY
9PHOTOGRAPHIC ART STUDIES BY AIMÉ DUPONT, NEW YORK
11DRAWING TO ACCOMPANY "IN SPITE OF THE LAW" F. De Forrest Schook Frontispiece
13IN SPITE OF THE LAW
14Illustrations by F. De Forrest Schook
15Helen Tompkins 289
17TEDDIE AND THE ACTRESS
18Illustrations by Louise Neal Wilson
19Helen Burrowes Johnston 303
21A POINT OF LAW
22Illustrations by Victor R. Lambdin
23David Graham Phillips 309
25THE ANGEL CHILD
26Maitland Le Roy Osborne 317
28THE VALUE OF LIZ
29Illustrations by William Schmedtgen
30David C. Bangs 320
32THE CRUISE OF THE SOLOMON ISAACS
33Frederick Walworth 324
35THE FATAL SNOW-SHOES
36Illustrations by Howard Heath
37Helen Palmer 331
39A MAN'S CHOICE
40Illustrations by F. J. Arting
41Martha McCulloch-Williams 338
43A LINK OF MEMORY
44Owen Oliver 345
46MARY-FULL-OF-GRACE
47Illustrations by E. A. Nelson
48Constance Morris 350
50HE BACILLUS OF CONSCIENCE
51Wilbur D. Nesbit 357
53THE QUEST OF ANNA PETROVNA
54Illustrations by Walter Whitehead
55Theodore Waters 364
57THE GIRL IN THE GORGE
58Edgar Franklin 372
60A WINTER IN ARCADIA
61Illustrations by Ruth M. Hallock
62Jeannie Pendleton Ewing 377
64CHRISTMAS TREE
65Cora Leadbetter 387
67SOCIALLY REPORTED
68Illustrations by E. O. Brooks
69Winifred Mallon 388
71WHILE THE JURY WAS OUT
72Lynn D. Follett 395
74PERSONAL PAGES BY THE PUBLISHERS
75401
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85THE RED BOOK CORPORATION, Publishers
86158-164 STATE STREET, CHICAGO
88LOUIS ECKSTEIN, President
89CHARLES M. RICHTER, Business Manager
91NEW YORK OFFICES
92American Tract Society Building, 150 Nassau Street
93Y. SCHMID, Manager
94S. L. SCHMID, Ass't Manager
96BOSTON OFFICES
972 Beacon Street
98JULIUS MATHEWS, Manager
100Entered as second-class matter April 22, 1903, at the post office at Chicago, Illinois, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879
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