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February 1920

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J. Weaver, Allan Updegraff, Eufina C. Tompkins, Carl Sandburg, Grace Fallow Norton, David Morton, and more.

Smoke Nights
- Carl Sandburg
  Smoke and Steel
- Carl Sandburg
  Tangibles
- Carl Sandburg
  Night Movement—New York
- Carl Sandburg
  Losers
- Carl Sandburg
  Accomplished Facts
- Carl Sandburg
  People Who Must
- Carl Sandburg
  Bas-Relief
- Carl Sandburg
  The Law Says
- Carl Sandburg
  Calls
- Carl Sandburg
  Evening Waterfall
- Carl Sandburg
  Sea-Wash
Margery Swett
Winter Wife
A Line-a-Day for Certain Lovers
- Helen Birch-Bartlett
  Remembrance
- Helen Birch-Bartlett
  Re-Encounter
- Helen Birch-Bartlett
  Undercurrents
- Helen Birch-Bartlett
  Premonitions
- Helen Birch-Bartlett
  The Bringers of Gifts
- Helen Birch-Bartlett
  Belshazzar
- Helen Birch-Bartlett
  Drift
- Helen Birch-Bartlett
  Epilogue
Grace Fallow Norton
The Burned House
Grace Fallow Norton
Or Did You Love Death?
Paul Eldridge
My Years
Louisa Brooke
Brick-Dust
David Morton
In the Cemetery
David Morton
The Convict
Eufina C. Tompkins
Mirage
Allan Updegraff
The Daily Round
Three Poems
- Alfred Kreymborg
  Cradle
- Alfred Kreymborg
  To W. C. W. M. D.
- Alfred Kreymborg
  Spirit
John V. A. Weaver
Drug Store
John V. A. Weaver
Nocturne
Comment
- Harriet Monroe
  Mr. Robinson's Jubilee
- Richard Aldington
  Campion's "Observations"
- The Sandburg-Sarett Recital
Reviews
- Conrad Aiken
  Body and Raiment
  Body and Raiment, and Profiles from China by Eunice Tietjens
- Edith Franklin Wyatt
  Kipling Today
  The Years Between by Rudyard Kipling
- Haniel Long
  Mr. Bynner's Philosophy of Love
  The Beloved Stranger by Witter Bynner
- Caliban's Love-Making
  Scepticisms by Conrad Aiken
Correspondence
- Louise Ayres Garnett
  For Armenian Orphans

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A Line-a-Day for Certain Lovers

Three Poems

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