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November 1918

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Iris Tree, Harold Crawford Stearns, Charles L. Sherwood, Lew R. Sarett, Max Michelson, Shirley Harvey, and more.

November 1918

Lew R. Sarett
The Blue Duck: A Chippewa Medicine Dance
Lew R. Sarett
Chippewa Flute Song
Richard Aldington
Prayers and Fantasies
Iris Tree
Afterwards
Charles L. Sherwood
My Ten Buckeyes
Isabel Howe Fiske
Somewhere in France
Shirley Harvey
Rainy Days
Harold Craword Stearns
Reuben Roy
Three Poems
- Helen Louise Birch
  Laughing in the Moonlight
- Helen Louise Birch
  Vertigo
- Helen Louise Birch
  And so the Days Go By
Masks
- Max Michelson
  A Helen
- Max Michelson
  Girls
- Max Michelson
  Myrrh
- Max Michelson
  Pain
- Max Michelson
  A Lady Talking to a Poet
- Max Michelson
  The Golden Apple
- Max Michelson
  A Dilettante
- Max Michelson
  The Traitor
- Max Michelson
  A Rich Gentleman
- Max Michelson
  A Petit Bourgeois
- Max Michelson
  La Mort De Paul Verlaine
- Max Michelson
  Death
- Max Michelson
  To a Woman Asleep in a Street-Car
Comment
- Harriet Monroe
  A Century in Illinois
- Harriet Monroe
  An International Episode
- Harriet Monroe
  Poetry an Essential Industry
Reviews
- Harriet Monroe
  Miss Lowell and Polyphonic Prose
  Can Grande's Castle by Amy Lowell
- Harriet Monroe
  A Potential Artist
  Nocturne of Remembered Spring and Other Poems by Conrad Aiken
Our Contemporaries
- George Sterling
  One on Us
Correspondence
- Lew R. Sarett
  A Word from Mr. Sarett
- Frances Shaw
  A Tribute to Mr. Michelson

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