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The Red Book 1911-06: Vol 17 Iss 2, 1911
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1MAY 24 1911
3THE RED BOOK
4MAGAZINE
5EDITED BY KARL EDWIN HARRIMAN
7CONTENTS FOR JUNE, 1911
8Copyright, 1911, by The Red Book Corporation. Entered at Stationers' Hall, London, England. All Rights Reserved
10COVER DESIGN ……………………………………………..Painted by Jan Attol
11To accompany "Regina"—page 282
13PHOTOGRAPHIC ART STUDIES ……………………………By { Otto Sarony Co., New York
14 Frank C. Bangs, New York
15 Felix, Paris
16 James and Bushnell, Seattle
17FRONTISPICE ………………………………………………..Drawn by Edmund Frederick
18To accompany "Regina"—page 282
20THE OLDEST BEGINNER ………………………………………Gouverneur Morris …..225
21FROM WIRE FENCES TO ART Illustrated by W. H. D. Koerner
22WARREN—SOLDIER ……………………………………………..Hugh Johnson ……….235
23HE AWAKENS HIS SUPERIOR OFFICER Illustrated by Hanson Booth
24JANEY DISCOVERS THE GREAT ILLUSION …………………Inez Haynes Gillmore ..242
25THE TENTH BIRTHDAY PARTY Illustrated by Blanche F. Wright
26THE AROMA OF CIRCUMSTANCE ……………………………….Byron Williams …….253
27A LIVERY-STABLE PEGASUS
28THE SUBSTITUTE …………………………………………………Allan Updegraf ……..257
29A SHOT-GUN LOVE AFFAIR Illustrated by F. R. Harper
30"JACKAL" ……………………………………………………………H. B. Marriott Watson ..265
31A STORY OF SEA THIEVES Illustrated by Hermann C. Wall
32A COOLNESS BETWEEN THEM ……………………………….Fanny Kemble Johnson 275
33ONE TOUCH OF ILLNESS MAKES ALL MOTHERS KIN Illustrated by Franklin Booth
34REGINA ……………………………………………………………..Emerson Taylor ……..282
35AN INTERNATIONAL MARRIAGE THAT FAILED Illustrated by Edmund Frederick
36THE CORRESPONDENT'S CONSPIRACY …………………….Albert Edwards and George E. Holt 290
37HOW IT SAVED MOROCCO Illustrated by E. Roscoe Schrader
38BURNED AT SEA ………………………………………………….Lincoln Colcord ……..300
39THE DAGO IS REVENGED Illustrated by Henry J. Peck
40THE BROKEN CADENCE ………………………………………….Margaret Busbee Shipp..311
41LOVE TOUCHED THE STRINGS
42THE TOWERMAN …………………………………………………Edward Hungerford ….317
43HE MAKES THE GREAT SACRIFICE Illustrated by Monte Crews
44THE ACKNOWLEDGING OF EARL ……………………………….Frances A. Ludwig ……328
45A LITTLE EPIC OF THE SHIPPING-ROOM Illustrated by B. Cory Kilvert
46WHITELAW OF THE ARCTIC …………………………………..Alvah Milton Kerr ……339
47THE STORY OF A HEAVEN SHAMAN Illustrated by Gayle Hoskins
48THE DESERTERS ………………………………………………….Harry Allyn ………….358
49THEIR COUNTRY'S DEFENDERS PRO TEM Illustrated by Horace Taylor
50SPRINGTIME IN THE THEATRE ……………………………….Louis V. De Foe ……..369
51STORIES OF THE NEW METROPOLITAN PLAYS Illustrated from photographs
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