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The Red Book 1909-10: Vol 13 Iss 6, 1909
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1THE RED BOOK MAGAZINE
2EDITED BY KARL EDWIN HARRIMAN
4CONTENTS FOR OCTOBER, 1909
5Copyright, 1909, by The Red Book Corporation. Entered at Stationers' Hall, London. All Rights Reserved
7COVER DESIGN ……………………………………… Painted by J. N. E. Marchand
8PHOTOGRAPHIC ART STUDIES ……………………. White Studio, New York
9FRONTISPICE ………………………………………… Drawn by Edmund Frederick
10 To accompany "The Aspiration of Hermione." page 945.
11SVENSON …………………………………………….. Michael Williams and Kenneth MacNichol…913
12 The story of a Navajo's love.
13 Illustrations by N. C. Wyeth.
14 Decorations by Frederick Richardson.
15THE DOG ……………………………………………. John Fleming Wilson ……………………. 929
16 The ultimate redemption of a castaway.
17THE ASPIRATION OF HERMIONE ………………….. Maude Radford Warren ………………… 945
18 The victory of young love over a battery of test-tubes.
19 Illustrations by Edmund Frederick.
20AN ACT OF PROVIDENCE …………………………… Mark A. Daly ………………………….. 952
21 Jack Bannister—secret service comes to the rescue.
22 Illustrations by W. H. D. Koerner.
23THE BUMP OF DESTINY …………………………… Kenneth Brown ………………………….. 962
24 Concerning the change it made in one man's fortunes.
25 Illustrations by Horace Taylor.
26"SURETOGO" ……………………………………… Leslie Adams ……………………………. 969
27 The story of a little girl who was "as good as she could be."
28 Illustrations by Blanche V. Fisher.
29THE GATE AT THE END OF THINGS ……………… Helene George Norton ………………….. 978
30 And how it swung shut on a man and a maid.
31THE PASSING HOUR ………………………………. Izola Forrester ………………………….. 985
32 The leading lady makes an unexpected decision.
33 Illustrations by Lucius W. Hitchcock.
34DOC DORAN—CIRCUS MAN ……………………….. May K. Warwick …………………………. 993
35 And what he brought to little Miss Cantrell.
36 Illustrations by Arthur William Brown.
37THE BROWN PARCEL ………………………………. Donald Kennicott ……………………….. 1001
38 An uncle's test of his nephew's talent.
39 Illustrations by Irma Deremeaux.
40A POINT IN FACT ………………………………… B. J. Daskam ……………………………. 1011
41 The assistant district attorney becomes prejudiced.
42RUEBER …………………………………………….. William B. MacHarg ………………….. 1018
43 A cross-section of East Side life as it is.
44 Illustrations by Harry B. Lachman.
45THE EMERALD OF THE ARSENAL ……………….. Edward Boltwood ……………………….. 1027
46 The little Viscount comes into his own at last.
47THE MOST INTERESTING THING IN THE WORLD .. Rupert Hughes …………………………. 1032
48 Philosophy vs. Memory.
49 Illustrations by H. J. Mowat.
50SOME DRAMAS OF THE DAY ……………………… Louis V. De Foe …………………………. 1041
51 Illustrations from photographs.
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61THE RED BOOK CORPORATION, Publishers
62LOUIS ECKSTEIN, President
63CHARLES M. RICHTER, Business Manager
64158-164 State Street, CHICAGO
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70Entered 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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