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Table of Contents for all of Volume 1, 1918
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Full Table of Contents for
Issue No. 1, March 1918

• Cover, Artwork of Man in Orange and Black, Sowing Orange Seeds Against Yellow Background, by Hugo Gellert – 1
• [Ad for Rand School of Social Science] – 2
• Editor’s Page – 3
• A Case of Heresy (cartoon), by Art Young – 4
• The Editorials, by Max Eastman – 5 to 10

    Their Utmost Hope – 5

    Attacking the Administration – 5

    The Russian Dictators – 6

    Charles M. Schwab – 6

    A Militant Suffrage Victory – 7

    The Triumph of Karl Marx – 7

    Art in the War – 8

    A World’s Peace – 8 to 10

• Anniversary (poem), by Arturo Giovannitti – 10
• O Lord, control my appetite if you must (cartoon) – 11
• The One-Arm Patriot, by Howard Brubaker – 11
• The Revolt of the Flesh, by Elizabeth Irons Folsom – 12
• Church Sociable (poem), by Jean Starr Untermeyer – 12
• In Behalf of the IWW, by Helen Keller – 13
• Red Russia the Triumph of the Bolsheviki, by John Reed – 14 to 21
• Good-bye dear, and do try to make a . . . (cartoon), by Cornelia Barns – 17
• Isadora Duncan (poem), by Max Eastman – 21
• An Interruption (cartoon), by Boardman Robinson – 22 to 23
• Poor Ed   A Story by Susan Glaspell – 24 to 26, 28 to 29
• An East Indian Dancer (drawing), by Maurice Sterne – 27
• The Peril of Tom Mooney, by Robert Minor – 29 to 31
• Will You Let Them Do It? (cartoon), by Robert Minor – 30
• Two Sonnets,  by Louis Untermeyer – 31

    The Pilgrimage – 31

    Windy Days – 31

• Books [reviews] – 32 to 36

   [Fifty Years and Other Poems, by James Weldon Johnson], by FD – 32 to 33

 Trotzky [The Bolsheviki and World Peace, by Leon Trotsky], by Floyd Dell – 33 to 34

 Marching Men [Marching Men, A Novel, by Sherwood Anderson], by Dorothy Day – 34 to 35

 My Political Ideals [Political Ideals, by Bertrand Russell], by Floyd Dell – 35 to 36

• A Word for Profiteers [no author] – 37
• Liberator Book Shop – 38 to 39
• The Family Pew (poem), by Mary MacMillan – 40
• Little Daughter of the Streets (poem), by Ruth Truk – 40
• On the Roof (poem), by Leonard Larson Cline – 41
• Sea Moths (poem), by Margaretta Schuyler – 41
• The Coolie Ship (poem), by Elizabeth Coatsworth – 41
• Love Need Have Nothing Else to Do (poem), by Annette Wynne – 41
• The Marsh (poem), by Nann Clark Barr – 41
• Intelligent Diplomacy, by Norman Hapgood in the New Republic – 42
• [Advertisements] – 42
• [Back Cover, yellow background, John Reed photo] – 43

 

Full Table of Contents for
Vol. 1, Issue No. 2, April 1918

• Cover, Anita Loos in Black Cloche Against Orange & Beige Background, by Frank Walt – 1
• Upton Sinclair's A Monthly Magazine . ... by Upton Sinclair – 2
• In the Next Issue (masthead) – 3
• Editorials – 5

A Supreme Atrocity – 5

What Kind of Peace? – 6

English Admiration – 6

A Working-Class Peace – 7

Bolshevik Problems – 8

Even in England – 9

Mediation Versus Agitation – 10

Members or Not – 10

To Woodrow Wilson (poem), by Ruth R. Pearson – 10

• In a Southern Garden (poem), by Beulah Amidon – 11
• Music (poem), by John Storrs – 11
• Above the Hill (poem), Hortense Flexner – 11
• To Arthur B. Davies (poem), by Ruth Pickering – 11
• Three Poems (poem), by Helen Hoyt – 11
• China's Paintings, by M.E. – 12
• The Terrorist, Vladimir Lossieff (translator) – 14
• Tulsa, November 9th [no author, but editor's note] – 15
• Our Cover Design – 17
• Impregnable – 17
• A Fiddle Is a Strange Thing (poem), by Annette Wynne – 17
• Red Russia, by John Reed – 18
• Crucified (poem), by Annette Wynne – 23
• When War Came (poem), by Rose Henderson – 23
• A Diadem of Snow (play), by Elmer Reizenstrein – 26
• April Fool! by Howard Brubaker – 33
• Two Poems, by Max Eastman – 34
• From Washington, by Charles Hallinan – 35
• Books [reviews] – 35

[The American Labor Year Book, 1917-18, by Alexander Trachtenberg (ed)], (no author) – 35

Chesterton [A Short History of England, by G.K. Chesterton], by Floyd Dell – 35

Vachel Lindsay [The Chinese Nightingale and Other Poems, by Vachel Lindsay], by F.D. – 38

War as It Should Be [The Tree of Heaven, A Novel, by May Sinclair], by R.P. – 39

A New Writer [Where Bonds Are Loosed, A Novel, by E.L. Grant Watson], by F. D. – 40

• Negro Poetry – A Reply, by James Weldon Johnson – 40
• Liberator Book Shop – 42
• Book Notes – 43

"Three Best," by L.U. – 43

A New Publisher – 43

John Reed – Poet, by L.U. – 43

"Youth," by L.U. – 43

Others – 43

"Downfall or Democracy" – 44

A Book by Francis Hackett – 44

After Death? – 44

"Man's Supreme Inheritance" – 44

Sentimental Sammies, by F.D. – 44

• Patriotic Song No. 689, by Ruth Underhill – 44
• To One Loved (poem), by Florence Ripley Mastin – 44
• [Advertisements] – 45
• A Coney Island Picture (poem), by Dorothy Day – 46
• In the Day Nursery (poem), by Kathryn Peck – 46
• [Advertisement] – 47
• [Do You Know ...](back cover)
• CARTOONS
• Cain (cartoon), by Robert Minor – 4
• This class of pampered and privileged traitors . . . (cartoon), by Boardman Robinson – 7
• Good Night! (cartoon) by Art Young – 24
• ART
• [A painting of mountain landscape – no title], by Chin Yuan – 12
• [Painting of river landscape – no title], by Chin Yuan – 13
• George Turnip (drawing), by Art Young – 17

 

Full Table of Contents for
Issue Vol. 1, Issue No. 3, May 1918

• Cover, Two Leaping Deer-Like Animals (Beige) Against Background of Green and Orange-Red with Black Strip, by Hugo Gellert – 1
• [Ads] – 2
• [Ads] – 3
• Editorials, by Max Eastman – 5

The Labor and Socialist Conference – 5

The New Solidarity – 5

Flavors of Sedition – 6

• Distinguo (poem), by Lizinka Campbell Turner – 7
• This and That, by Howard Brubaker – 8
• Into Green Pastures (poem), by Clement Wood – 8
• Just Before the Drive, Pages From an Italian Diary, by Inez Haynes Irwin – 10
• Love the Devourer (poem), by Clement Wood – 14
• On the Inside, by William D. Haywood – 15
• Surrender, by S. N. Behrman – 16
• Anniversary (poem), by Max Eastman – 18
• Wilson and the World's Future, by Max Eastman – 19
• Anti and Pro, by [no author's name]
• Night in Prison (poem), by Charles Ashleigh – 25
• Lot's Wife, by Max Eastman – 26
• The Temptation, by Boardman Robinson – 27
• Red Russia – A Visit to the Army – II, by John Reed – 28
• To an Aviator (poem), by Beulah Amidon – 34
• When the Song Is Done (poem), by Annette Wynne – 35
• International Labor and Socialist Notes, by Alexander Trachtenberg – 36
• From Washington, by Charles Hallinan – 38
• In the Factory, by Annette Wynne – 39
• Books [reviews] – 39

[A Yankee in the Trenches, by Corporal R. Derby Holmes;Over the Top, by An American Soldier Who Went, Arthur Guy Empey], by F. D. – 39

Greenwich Village [Greenwich Village, by Anna Alice Chopin], by F. D. – 40

On Reading the Poems of Edna St. Vincent Millay (poem), by F. D. – 41

That Far-off Divine Event [Approaches to the Great Settlement, by Emily Greene Balch], by Floyd Dell – 42

The Newest Weapon [The Air-Line to Liberty: A Prospectus for All Nations, by Gerald Stanley Lee], by F. D. – 42

The College Muse [The Poets of the Future. A College Anthology for 1916-1917. Edited by Henry T. Schnittkind, Ph.D.], by Ruth Pickering – 43

A Preface to – [A Book of Prefaces, by H. L. Mencken], by Louis Untermeyer – 43

• How Different From the Home-Life of Our Dear Neighbors! [Where Bonds Are Loosed, A. Novel, by E. L. Grant Watson], by R. P. – 45
• [Liberator Book Shop] – 46
• From Vachel Lindsay: An Open Letter to Mr. Floyd Dell, by Vachel Lindsay – 47
• [Advertisement: A Suggestion to Congress] – 48
• Letters From Our Readers – 49
• Shadows on Bedford Hill (poem), by Florence Ripley Mastin – 50
• Three Poems – 50
• Picnic on the Grass, by Louis Untermeyer – 50
• Habit, by Louis Untermeyer – 50
• A Derelict, by Louis Untermeyer – 50
• [Ads] – 51
• [Back Cover] – 52
• CARTOONS
• Today, by K. R. Chamberlain – 4
• "Will you tell me what time the train that starts . . . ?" by Arthur Young – 9
• Tired (cartoon), by Cornelia Burns – 13
• ART
• Lot's Wife, by Boardman Robinson – 26
• Play, by Hugo Gellert – 35

 

Full Table of Contents for
Vol. 1, No. 4, June 1918

• Cover, Fowl in Red Against Black and Red Background
• [Ads] – 2
• A Tribute From a Soldier, by Pvt. H. G. – 3
• The Masses Case, by the Masses Defense Committee – 5
• The Story of the Trial, by Floyd Dell – 7
• The Prosecutors (drawing)[no author] – 9
• The Defenders (drawing)[no author] – 10
• Art Young on Trial for His Life (drawing), by Art Young – 11
• The Door-Keeper (drawing), by Art Young – 12
• Floyd Dell, Sketch by Boardman Robinson – 13
• Dudley Field Malone, a Sketch by Art Young – 14
• Hillquit, Drawn by Art Young – 16
• Boardman Robinson [no artist name] – 17
• A Tribute, by Earl B. Barnes – 18
• Speeches of Max Eastman and Morris Hillquit at the Masses Dinner, May 9 – 19
• The Masses Jury, by M. E. – 22
• [Sketches of jurors 1 through 12], From Art Young's Sketchbook – 22
• The Philosopher Takes a Walk, by Stuart Chase – 24
• A Message to Our Readers From John Reed Who Has Just Returned From Petrograd, by [no author name] – 26
• 'Foreign Affairs," by John Reed – 27
• What the Negro Is Doing for Himself, by James Weldon Johnson – 29
• International Labor and Socialist News, by Alexander Trachtenberg – 32
• Prepare to Shed Them Now, by Howard Brubaker – 34
• Advice (poem), by Louis Untermeyer – 34
• In My Room (poem), by Max Eastman – 35
• Rights of Citizens – 35
• Books [reviews], by F. D. – 35

Dusk of the Gods [Toward the Gulf, by Edgar Lee Masters], by Louis Untermeyer – 36

A Minor Martyr [The Record of a Quaker Conscience: Cyrus Pringle's Diary, with an introduction by Rufus M. Jones], by Harry Saltpeter – 37

• The Cult of Convention [The Contemporary Literature, by Stuart P. Sherman], by Randolph Bourne – 39
• [Ads] – 40
• Glimpses – 41

Wheels (poem), by Morris Gilbert – 41

The (Printed) Play's the Thing, by L. U. – 41

Will He Come Back? by L.U. – 41

From Harriet Monroe – 41

The Veteran (poem), by Max Endicott – 41

Limehouse in Verse – 41

• Constrained (poem), by Dorothea Gay – 42
• Home From Arras (poem), by Stirling Bowen – 42
• [Ads] – 42
• [Back Cover] – 43ART
• A Prodigal Son and His Father, by Boardman Robinson – 4

 

Full Table of Contents for
Vol. 1,No. 5, July 1918

• Cover, Fowl in Red Against Black and Red Background, Design by Hugo Gellert
• [Ads] – 2
• [Ads] – 3
• Editorials – 5

Socialist Leadership – 5

Too Simple – 6

• The Silver Chord (poem), by Babette Deutsch – 6
• From Bad to Worse (poem), by Howard Brubaker – 7
• The Score Board (poem), by Louis Untermeyer – 7
• Selecting a Perfect Jury, by Arturo Giovannitti – 8
• Spring Comes Again, by Vera Buch – 10
• Spring in Paris – 1917 (poem), by Inez Haynes Irwin – 12
• Cold Blooded Crime, by 0'Brien Geddes – 16
• Recognize Russia, by John Reed – 18
• A Child's Poems, by Elsie Stackhouse – 20
• Labor and the War, by Morris Hillquit – 21
• Kerensky Is Coming! by John Reed – 23
• Norman Hapgood and Socialist Journalism [letter of John Reed, Norman Hapgood and Max Eastman] – 28
• Fire and Water (poem), by Max Eastman – 29
• The Still Return (poem), by Hazel Hall – 29
• International Labor and Socialist News, by Alexander Trachtenberg – 30
• Books [reviews] – 32

Surveys of the Promised Land [The Rise of David Levinsky, by Abraham Cahan;

The House of Conrad, by Elias Tobenkin], by Irwin Granier – 32

An Old Woman in Spring (poem), by Pauline Schneider – 34

• Fifteen Years Old, by Hazel Hawthorne – 34
• In Philadelphia, by The Editors – 34
• [Advertorial] – 35
• [Ad] – 36
• CARTOONS
• Culture, by Art Young – 7
• 'Boys' I Can't Hardly Recognize You!", by Art Young – 18
• "Don't you believe that stuff about a sailor having a sweetheart in every port!", by Cornelia Barns [the signature is indistinct] – 22ART
• Exodus–17, by Boardman Robinson – 4
• The Soul That Is Sick, by Albert Sterner – 11
• The House Of Usher, by Albert Sterner – 14

 

Full Table of Contents for
Vol. 1, No. 6, August 1918

• Cover, Two Runners, One Male (Orange Garment), One Female (White Garment With Orange Circles as Patterns), Against Blue Background, by [no name]
• [Ads] – 2
• [Ads] - 3
• Were You Ever a Child? by Floyd Dell – 5
• Summer Pools (poem), by Stirling Bowen – 10
• Recognize the Soviets, by George V. Lomonossoff" – 11
• Socialists and Suppression, by Arturo Giovannitti – 13
• To Marie Sukloff – An Assassin (poem) , by Max Eastman – 13
• A Little Song (poem), by Annette Wynne – 14
• Stripped for Action, by Howard Brubaker – 15
• "On the Field of Honor" (poem), by Louis Untermeyer – 15
• How the Russian Revolution Works,* by John Reed – 16
• Diurne - The Story of a Day's Work, by Phillips Russell – 24
• Negro Free Verse, by Fenton Johnson – 25

The Cotton Picker – 25

The Sunset – 25

Rulers – 25

• Impressions of the A.F. of L. Convention, by T.L.M, H.M. and C.E. – 26
• Books (reviews) – 28

The Lovely Invalid [Drift. A Novel, by Mary Aldis], by F. D. – 28

• Rhythm in a Novel [Nocturne, by Frank Swinnerton], By Ruth Pickering – 28
• Silence and the Resurrection (letter), by William Bross Lloyd – 30
• In Reply, by M. E. – 32
• From Norman Hapgood (letter), by Norman Hapgood – 32
• John Reed Explains (letter), by John Reed – 33
• [Ads] – 34
• [Ads] – 35
• CARTOONS
• "Now then. Children, all Together, three cheers for the Supreme Court!", by Art Young – 4
• "Nonsense, my dear. They're better fed than they've ever been in their lives before," by Cornelia Barns – 8
• ART
• Lomonosoff [sic], by Young – 11
• The National Labor Situation, by Boardman Robinson – 18
• Portrait of a City [Hoboken] (drawing and story), drawing by Stuart Davis, story by Max Eastman – 22
• Feline, by Stuart Davis – 23

 

Full Table of Contents for
Vol. 1, No. 7, September 1918

• Cover, Green Background With Black Highlights, with Silhouette of Bird, design by Hugo Gellert
• [Ads] – 2
• [Ads] – 3
• Editorial, by Arthur Ransome – 5
• Important News [no author] – 5
• Easy Come, Easy Go, by Howard Brubaker – 6
• With Gene Debs on the Fourth, by John Reed – 7
• Debs (illustration), by Art Young – 7
• Seymour Stedman, Chicago's Leading Socialist, Attorney for Debs (illustration), by Art Young – 8
• Deb's Hand (illustration), by Art Young – 9
• Faces (poem), by Rose Henderson – 9
• A Statesman of the New Order, by Max Eastman – 10
• New York and I (poem), by Arturo Giovannitti – 14
• Were You Ever a Child? A Discussion of Education, by Floyd Dell – 15
• Soldierly [no author] – 17
• The Social Revolution in Court, by Art Young and John Reed – 20
• [No title](illustrations of Porter, Murdock and Nebeker, prosecutors, and No. 2, the youngest juror] [no artist name] – 20
• [Illustrations of No. 11, the oldest juror, Judge Landis, Cleary for defense, and Vandeveer for defense] [no artist name] – 21
• Defendents [sic] Listen – A Sketch by Art Young – 22
• Sketched at Random from I. W. W. Members on Trial to Show the International Character
• of the Organization [drawing], by Art Young – 23
• Vandeveer (drawing), by Art Young – 25
• Judge Landis (drawing), by Art Young – 25
• John T. Doran, known as "Red Doran" (drawing), by Art Young – 26
• Jampes P. Thompson. a prominent I. W. W. Speaker (drawing), by Art Young – 26
• Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis stands up or walks around the courtroom as the impulse moves him . . . (drawing), by Art Young – 27
• Entrance to the Courtroom (drawing), by Art Young – 27
• Boxes Containing Letters and Other I.W.W Documents... (drawing), by Art Young – 28
• Books (reviews) – 29
• New Perspectives [Horizons. A Book of Criticisms, by Francis Hackett], by Louis Untermeyer – 29
• A Minority Report, by F. D. – 32
• Tattle [National Miniatures, by "Tattler"], by H. S. – 32
• International Labor and Socialist News, by Alexander Trachtenberg – 30
• [Ads] – 33
• Two Letters [Max Eastman, John Reed] – 34
• Liberator Book Shop – 35
• [Ads] – 36
• CARTOONS
• Our Modern Canute: "Back Tides!", by K. R. Chamberlain – 4
• ART
• Contemplation [no artist name] – 19

 

Full Table of Contents for
Vol. 1, No. 8, October 1918

• Cover, Figure on Winged Horse (in White), Drawing, Against Purple Background [reproduction of woodcut by John Storrs]
• [Ad] – 2
• [Ad] – 3
• The Farmers' Crusade/Letters from George Cronyn, a Non-Partisan League Organizer – 5
• Here We Are Again, by Howard Brubaker – 12
• Less Than Equal, A Story by Elsa Unterman – 13
• Our Cover Design [no author] – 18
• X Rays (poem), by Max Eastman – 18
• A Suffrage Trial in Washington, by Lucy Burns – 19
• Innocent Peter (poem), by Helen A. Salz
• Brest-Litovsk–A Brigands' Peace, by Nikolai Lenin – 22
• Editorials, by Max Eastman – 23
• The Campaign Issue – 23
• The Socialist Platform – 25
• Lenin–A Statesman of the New Order, by Max Eastman – 28
• A Message From Chicago, by the Committee of Five – 33
• Modern Love (poems) – 34
• Spring, by Jean Starr Untermeyer – 34
• Two Sonnets, by Floyd Dell – 34
• Unity, by Helen Hoyt – 35
• Severance, by Babette Deutsch – 35
• The Lost Heart, by Herbert S. Gorman – 35
• The Wall, by Paul Girasch – 35
• A Praiseful Complaint, by Max Eastman – 35
• Smiling, by Hazel Hall – 35
• Were You Ever a Child? A Discussion of Education, by Floyd Dell – 36
• International Labor and Socialist News, by Alexander Trachtenberg – 40
• Socialist Party Congressional Program – 42
• Books (reviews) – 46

A Free Man's Worship [Logic and Mysticism and Other Essays, by Bertrand Russell], by F. D. – 46

Plays: Irish, Yiddish and Middle Western [Exiles, by James Joyce; Wisconsin Plays, second series, B. W. Huebsch; The God of Vengeance, by Sholom Ash], by P. R. – 48

Liberator Book-Shop – 47

• Notes, by the Editors, F.D. – 50
• [Ads] – 51
• [Ads] – 52
• CARTOONS
• "Where Angels Fear to Tread," by Cornelia Barns – 4
• "We," by Art Young – 21
• Cartoon [no title], by Boardman Robinson – 27
• Citizen: "I want a newspaper that contains the whole truth" . . . , by William Gropper – 41
• ART
• Woodcut [house], by J. J. Lankes – 8
• Woodcut [man], by J. J. Lankes – 11

 

Full Table of Contents for
Vol. 1, No. 9, November 1918

• Cover, Bird outlined in blue, perched on an orange strip of color, against blue, black and white background [no artist]
• The Jury Voted Eight to Four Acquittal, by the Editors – 2
• [Ads] – 3
• The Trial of Eugene Debs, by Max Eastman – 5
• Redemption (poem), by Ernest J. Hopkins – 12
• The Chinese Basket, by Lillian Fox – 12
• Humiliation (poem), by Winifred Welles – 12
• Repartee, by Howard Brubaker – 13
• R.T.P. (poem), by Anne Herendeen – 13
• On Intervention in Russia, by John Reed – 14
• To Nicolai Lenin, by Max Eastman – 17
• Hellenica (poem), by Edward J. O'Brien – 19
• Old Men Hoeing (poem), by Leslie Nelson Jennings – 19
• A Morning (poem), by Max Eastman – 19
• Were You Ever a Child? A Discussion of Education, by Floyd Dell – 20
• Pro-German? (letter), by Wm. Bross Lloyd – 25
• Weather Forecast, [no author] – 25
• A Symposium on the Creel Documents [no author] – 28
• "All I Possess," by J. T. G., Jr. – 30
• Alien (poem), by Clement Wood – 31
• Words (poem), by E. P. S. Stackhouse – 31
• The Structure of the Soviet State, by John Reed – 32
• Aeroplanes and Jails, by C.E. – 39
• International Labor and Socialist News, by Alexander Trachtenberg – 40
• Books (reviews) – 44

Love Among the Shavians (George Bernard Shaw: His Life and Works, by Archibald Henderson), by Floyd Dell – 44

• The New American (With Poor Immigrants to America, by Stephen Graham), by H. P. S. – 46
• Announcement, [no author] – 44
• Liberator Book-Shop [no author] – 47
• Announcement[no author] – 47
• [Ads] – 48
• [Ads] – 49
• [Ads] – 50
• [Ads] – 51
• [Ads] – 52
• CARTOONS
• The Triumph of American Labor – Gompers Is Granted an Audience by King George, by Boardman Robinson – 4
• Are you a Socialist?""Certainly"" Show your indictment", by Art Young – 7
• "Are these good seats?", by Art Young – 13
• Backing the Wrong Horse, by Boardman Robinson – 24
• The Mollycoddles' Union, by Art Young – 27
• Art Young, Candidate, by Art Young – 39
• ART
• A Pueblo Indian, by Maurice Sterne – 18

 

Full Table of Contents for
Vol. 1, No. 10, December 1918

• Cover, Drawing of a Woman, Brown Ink With Sepia Background, by Maurice Sterne
• [Ad] – 2
• To a Pagan Poet (poem), by Mary L. Gruening – 3
• Lawn Party (poem), by Mary Gruening – 3
• Editorials – 5
• The League of Nations – 5
• A Warning – 7
• About Solidarity – 7
• Upton Sinclair – 7
• A Gradual Recovery - 8
• A Vote of Censure – 8
• Some Simple Truth – 8
• "Just Democracy" – 8
• Making Everything Clear, by Howard Brubaker – 9
• The Seventh Tier Soviet, by Roger N. Baldwin –
• 10
• To a Black Soldier Fallen in the War (poem), by Mary Burrill – 11
• The War Labor Board, by H.M. – 12
• Out of White Lips (poem), by Carl Sandburg – 15
• Russia in America, by [no author] – 16
• The Italian Workers and the War, by Carlo Tresca – 19
• Soldier-Mother (poem), by Hazel Hall – 21
• The Challenger (poem), by Babette Deutsch – 21
• We Will Go Down to Corinth (poem), by Leslie Nelson Jennings – 21
• November Seventh, 1918: A Speech in Commemoration of the Founding of the Soviet Republic in Russia, by Max Eastman – 22
• Signs of the Times, by C.E. – 23
• The Office Building (poem), by Helen Hoyt – 23
• Recent Impressions of Russia: Verbatim Report of a Conversation with Albert Rhys Williams, by Rose Pastor Stokes and Graham Stokes – 24
• The Socialist Vote, by C.E. – 33
• Russia's Answer to the Charge of Terrorism, by G. W. Tschitscherin – 34
• About the Second Masses Trial, by John Reed – 36
• The Election Gains of the Nonpartisan League", Olive S. Morris – 38
• Washington Letter, by Charles T . Hallinan – 40
• International Labor and Socialist News, by Alexander Trachtenberg – 42
• Books (reviews) – 44

Colors of Life (Poems and Songs and Sonnets, by Max Eastman), by Floyd Dell – 44

• [Ads] – 49
• Rain Wind (poem), by Mary Macmillan – 50
• Books on Labor – 51
• [Ads] – 52
• CARTOONS
• A Reminiscence of the Second Masses Trial, by Art Young – 4
• "Aw-Shut Up! This is a Free Country!" (political cartoon), by William Gropper – 9
• "You're a Liar!", by William Gropper – 13
• "You Too," by Boardman Robinson – 27
• Stedman: "Have You Any Prejudice Against Socialism ? ...", by Art Young – 37
• "You ain't big enough. Send your fadder," by William Gropper – 39
• ART
• Albert Rhys Williams, by Art Young – 24
• A Sketch of Judge Manton, by Art Young – 38
• A Sketch of Jim Larkin, by Art Young – 43

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