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The Red Book 1909-04: Vol 12 Iss 6, 1909
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1THE RED BOOK MAGAZINE
2EDITED BY KARL EDWIN HARRIMAN
4CONTENTS FOR APRIL, 1909
6COVER DESIGN ……………………………………… Painted by J. N. E. Marchand
8PHOTOGRAPHIC ART STUDIES ……………………. By { Frank C. Bangs, New York
9 and
10 Jens R. Matzene, Chicago
12FRONTISPICE ……………………………………………. Drawn by Gayle Porter Hoskins
13To accompany "Section 19"—page 1004.
15AT NIGHT ON THE MOUNTAIN ……………………. C. N. and A. M. Williamson ………… 911
16How a tragedy was averted and the nurse came into her own.
17Illustrations by Edmund Frederick.
18Decorations by Louis Hennings.
20SHALL BABIES BE ABOLISHED ……………………. Forrest Crissey ……………………….. 927
21The precise place of toddlers in the general scheme of things.
23THE PARK STORY ……………………………………… Fanny Kemble Johnson …………….. 943
24The story of a meddler, a rich old man, and a little blue girl.
25Illustrations by W. H. D. Koerner.
27THE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT ……………….. Mrs. Raymond Patterson …………… 953
28The revolt of Ruffles and the good that came of it.
29Illustrations by Blanche V. Fisher.
31THE GREAT JONES HAM CASE ………………………. Barton Wood Currie …………….. 962
32The story of a famous crime, a defense, and the corpus delicti that wasn't.
33Illustrations by Horace Taylor.
35THE TRAIL OF EXCHANGE …………………………… Michael White ……………………….. 972
36Indicating that everything may come to him who follows the "exchange" column.
38THE GOINGS ON OF VICTORINE ………………….. Julian Street …………………………. 977
39The canvas-man relates an epic of the circus side show.
41EVELYN'S AUNT …………………………………………. H. T. George Norton …………… 987
42An international betrothal and a native intervention.
43Illustrations by Gordon Grant.
45LOVE OF OFFSPRING …………………………………. John S. Lopez ……………………….. 994
46An emigrant father's sacrifice for his little boy.
47Illustrations by Charles E. Chambers.
49SECTION 19 …………………………………………….. Elmer Blaney Harris …………….. 1004
50Oil, a struggle for the land, and a victorious love-affair.
51Illustrations by Gayle Porter Hoskins.
53THE ALEMBIC ………………………………………….. Michael Williams ………………….. 1014
54The trial of a young man's strength in the crucible of a great city.
55Illustrations by Lucius Wolcott Hitchcock.
57THE RECONCILIATION ……………………………….. John Barton Oxford ……………….. 1024
58An old man's adherence to the church of his fathers.
59Illustrations by George S. Dubuis.
61PARISIAN MODES ……………………………………… Reutlinger, Paris ………………….. 1031
62Illustrations from photographs.
64SOME DRAMAS OF THE DAY ……………………….. Louis V. De Foe ……………………. 1039
65Illustrations from photographs.
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75THE RED BOOK CORPORATION, Publishers
76158-164 State Street, CHICAGO
78LOUIS ECKSTEIN, President
79RALPH K. STRASSMAN, Advertising Manager
80S. L. SCHMID, Associate Mgr., Eastern Office
82CHARLES M. RICHTER, Business Manager
836092-3 Metropolitan Building, NEW YORK
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87Entered as second-class matter April 25, 1905, at the postoffice at Chicago, Illinois, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1897
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