St. Nicholas/Volume 39

ST. NICHOLAS:

AN

Illustrated Magazine

For Young Folks.

VOLUME XXXIX.

Part I—November, 1911, TO OCTOBER, 1912.

T^HE CENTURY CO., NEW YORK

FREDERICK WARNE & CO., LONDON.

The De Vinne Press.

ST. NICHOLAS:

VOLUME XXXIX

PART I.

Six Months—November, 1911, to April, 1912.

CONTENTS OF PART I: VOLUME XXXIX.

		page
Arch-archduchess, The, and the Robber Baron. (Illustrated by Reginald Birch)	Doris Webb	107
Aztec Jingles: A Critical Community. (Illustrated by the Author)	J. G. Francis	234
“Baby’s First Christmas Stocking.” Picture, drawn by C. M. Relyea		243
Ballad of King Fuzzywub, The, and Certain Affairs of State. Verse. (Illustrated by Reginald Birch)	Malcolm Douglas	41
Ballad of the Forest, A. Verse. (Illustrated by Reginald Birch)	George Phillips	259
Ballads of the Be-Ba-Boes. Verse. (Illustrated by Katharine M. Daland).	D. K. Stevens
⁠The Great Bowing Match		156
⁠The Aviator		205
⁠The Marine Disaster		324
⁠The Weather Man		420
⁠The Spring-Leg Cassowary		501
Barnyard Post, Clippings from the. Verse. (Illustrated by I. W. Taber).	Pauline Frances Camp	42
Bayberry Candle, The, or Jessica and Co. (Illustrated by C. M. Relyea)	Gertrude Crownfield	194
“Black Douglas,” The. (Illustrated by B. J. Rosenmeyer)	Daniel Henderson	402
Boastful Jirobei, The. Verse. (Illustrated)	Ethel Morse	530
Bob’s Division	Emily Henderson	228
“Brin.” (Illustrated by George Varian, and from photographs)	Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfell	99
Canal-boat Captain’s Story, The. Verse. (Illustrated by Reginald Birch).	Malcolm Douglas	491
Cat of High Degree, A. (Illustrated by Wm. A. McCullough, and from photograph)	Annie Willis McCullough	417
“Chow” Puppies—Yorkshire Terriers. Pictures from photographs		401
Christmas Conspiracy, The. A Play. (Illustrated by Albertine R. Wheelan).	Elizabeth Woodbridge	163
Christmas List, Her. Verse. (Illustrated by George T. Tobin)	Mrs. John T. Van Sant	199
Clever Shoppers, The. Verse. (Illustrated by Reginald Birch)	Ellen Manly	262
“Cookies are Kept, Where the.” Picture, drawn by Gertrude Kay.		55
Critical Community, A. Verse. (Illustrated by the Author)	J. G. Francis	234
Crofton Chums. (Illustrated by C. M. Relyea)	Ralph Henry Barbour	3
148, 220, 316, 436, 518
“Dancing Leaves.” Picture, drawn by Nellie M. Umbstaetter		11
Dorothy Rose, The Rhyme of. Verse	Pauline Frances Camp	11
Easter Bonnet, Miss Chickie’s. Picture, drawn by Corwin K. Linson		490
“Easter Morning—Finding the Place.” Picture, drawn by Gertrude Kay		482
Elephant in India, With the. (Illustrated by André Castaigne, and from photographs)	Stanley A. Hunter	18
Fairbanks, Avard. See “What One Boy is Doing.”
Famous Pictures (Illustrated)	Charles L. Barstow	48, 335
February Freshet (Illustrated)	Dallas Lore Sharp	300
Flamingos, The Grateful. (Illustrated by the Author)	De Witt C. Falls	60
Folk-Songs For Boys and Girls. (Illustrated).	Mabel Lyon Sturgis
⁠Good King Wenceslaus		252
⁠The First Nowel		253
⁠Auld Lang Syne		350
Folk-Songs For Boys and Girls (Continued)
⁠“There ’s a Little Wheel A-Turnin’ in My Heart”		351
⁠The Minstrel Boy		444
⁠The Blue Bells of Scotland		445
⁠Old Folks at Home		540
⁠The, Bailiffs Daughter		541
“Giraffe Pursued By A Lion,” How our Artist Painted. Picture, drawn by A. Z. Baker		349
Hatter, The, and the Elephant. Picture, drawn by A. Z. Baker		24
His Great-Granddad’s Dollars. (Illustrated by C. M. Relyea)	Edmund Vance Cooke	209
How Much Will He Know! Verse.	Jean Halifax	453
Icebergs. (Illustrated from photographs)	Harold J. Shepstone	387
Ingenious Cobbler, The. Verse. (Illustrated by George Varian)	Carolyn Wells	162
“Is n’t That for Us?” Picture, from a painting by Euphemie Muraton		532
Ivan the Mighty. (Illustrated from photographs)	Augusta Huiell Seaman	12
Jataka Tales. (Illustrated by Ellsworth Young.) Re-told by	Ellen C. Babbitt
⁠The Monkey and the Crocodile.—How the Turtle Saved His Own Life		217
⁠The Merchant of Seri.—The Turtle Who Could n’t Stop Talking		313
⁠The Ox Who Won the Forfeit— The Sandy Road		414
⁠The Foolish, Timid Rabbit—The Helpful Elephant		505
Joy Ring, A. Picture, drawn by I. W. Taber		426
Kitten’s Christmas Tree, The. Verse. (Illustrated by the Author)	Oliver Herford	215
Knights of the Golden Spur, The. (Illustrated by Reginald Birch)	Rupert Sargent Holland.	43
127, 235, 328, 427, 524
Larry’s Leap Year Excuse. Verse	Frederick Moxon	425
Little Boy, Who Wanted too Much, The.	Rev. Van Marter Beede	228
Little Brothers of the Y.M.C.A., The. (Illustrated from photographs)	Day Allen Willey	64
“Look Out! I ’m Coming—A Mile a Minute!” Picture, drawn by G. A. Harker.		227
Lucky Sixpence, The. {Illustrated by Arthur Becher)	Emilie Benson Knipe and Alden Arthur Knipe	290, 405, 508
Lullaby of Cicely, The. (Illustrated by E. C. Caswell)	Pearl Howard Campbell	33
Lunch Hour. Picture drawn by R. Emmett Owen		40
“Mademoiselle Tiane.” Picture, from a painting by Guiraud De Scevola		216
Making It Easy for Santa Claus. Picture, drawn by Arthur T. Merrick		200
Matter of Spelling, A. Verse. (Illustrated by Katherine Pitkin)	Pauline Frances Camp	342
Matter of Taste, A. Verse. (Illustrated by the Author)	Oliver Herford	121
Merchant of Bagdad, The. (Illustrated by Reginald Birch)	Wyman C. Hill	62
Mistletoe, Miss Robin Under the. Picture, drawn by A. Z. Baker		248
Monarch of Ballypero, How They Cured the. Verse. (Illustrated by Reginald Birch)	D. K. Stevens	28
“Mr. Blinky.” Verse. (Illustrated by Reginald Birch)	R. H. M. Fillebrown	161
Music Lesson, The. Verse. (Frontispiece illustration from a painting by J. A. Muenier)	Frances W. Marshall	59
Music Lesson, The First. Picture, from a painting by Francis Day		517
Nicely, Brought Up Child, The.	Margaret Widdemer	434
Okakok, The Return of. (Illustrated by Charles T. Hill)	Ford Walsh	484
Old Wolf Wind, The. Verse	Mary Baldwin	443
One of the Boys. Picture drawn by Harry Linnell		228
“One!—Two!—Three!” Verse. (Illustrations from photographs)	Anna Mathewson	69
Our Darling. Verse. (Illustration from a painting by C. Fröschl)	John Cox, Jr.	16
Panama, The Story of. (Illustrated by Arthur T. Merrick, Reginald Birch, and from photographs.)	Farnham Bishop	303
Peggy’s ’Possum Hunt. (Illustrated by Edwin F. Bayha)	Mrs. Burton Harrison	244
Pelican, How the, Befriended the Rabbit. Pictures, drawn by C. F. Lester		303
Pictures, See “Famous Pictures.”
Pippety-Pippety-Pop! Verse. (Illustrated by Reginald Birch)	Malcolm Douglas	254
Pouter Pigeon’s Weight, The. Picture, drawn by A. Z. Baker		413
“P.S.” After “Amen” Picture, drawn by C. J. Budd		425
“Queerest Thing, The.” Verse. (Decorated by Otto Rebele)	Jean Halifax	97
Rag Doll, The. Verse. (Illustrated by L. M. Hubert)	Junius L. Cravens	436
Sandy Brown\|Sandy Brown. Verse. (Illustrated)	Adalena F. Dyer	200
I Wonder if Those Children\|Santa Claus: “I Wonder if Those Children are in Bed Yet?” Picture, drawn by George T. Tobin		98
School Of 4000 Welcomers, The. (Illustrated by Gordon Grant, and from photographs)	Jean Davidson	111
Signs of the Times. Verse. (Illustrated)	Gladys Hyatt Sinclair	126
Simple Thoughts on Great Subjects	George Lawrence Parker
⁠Success and Failure		25
⁠Giving and Receiving		122
⁠Each Other and Everybody Else		249
“Sisters, The.” Picture. From a pastel by René Gilbert		299
“Some Girl.” (Illustrated by W. L. Jacobs)	Marion Hill	133
Some of the South Wind, The. Verse. (Illustrated by G. H. Mitchell)	Maud Going	483
Squirrel, Red, The Beautiful. (Illustrated by I. W. Taber)	F. W. Haskell	57
St. Martin’s Summer. Verse. (Illustration from a painting by Vandyke)	Adalena F. Dyer	38
Storm-bound. Verse. (Illustrated by Wm. A. McCullough)		56
“St, Peter’s Tower, From”—A Snowy Morning in Munich. Picture, from a painting by Hugo König		386
Ted’s Unknown Land. Verse	Minnie Leona Upton	42
Thomas Aquinas Jackson Lee. Verse. (Illustrated by C. M. Relyea)	Robert Emmet Ward	27
Three Little Men, The. Verse	Pauline Frances Camp	214
Tito’s Christmas. (Illustrated by George Varian)	Louise Cass Evans	256
Too Much of Everything. Verse	Clara Odell Lyon	419
Topsyturvy Christmas, A. Verse. (Illustrated)	Pauline Frances Camp	251
Townsend Twins, The—Camp Directors. (Illustrated by C. M. Relyea)	Warren L. Eldred	394, 542
Twelfth-Night King, The. (Illustrated by Reginald Birch)	C. G. Leland	352
Two Ways. Verse	Minnie Leona Upton	354
Ume’s New-Year’s Day. (Illustrated from photographs)	Emma Sarepta Yule	201
Washington Irving High School. See “School of 4000 Welcomers, The.”
Watchmen, The Old-Time. (Illustrated)	Walter K. Putney	258
What Fun! Verse	Jean Halifax	209
What One Boy is Doing. (Illustrated from photographs)	Augusta Huiell Seaman	14
When His Whip Goes Crack. Verse. (Illustrated by Reginald Birch)	John H. Cook	147
Whittier and the Little Quaker Girl. (Illustrated by B. J. Rosenmeyer).	Rebecca M. Samson	124
“Will He Come?” Picture		500
“Winter.” Picture, from a painting by Maud Howells		435
Winter. Verse. (Illustrated by Vojt Preissig)	Madeline M. Stone	110
Winter Birds, The. Verse. (Illustrated)	Annie Johnson Flint	400
“Winter Evening, A.” Picture, from a painting by Sydney Kendrick		355
Wireless Peter. (Illustrated by Robert M. Brinkerhoff)	Frank B. Elser	495
Yule-Log, Bring Home the. Picture, drawn by Ellen Macauley		106

FRONTISPIECES

“The Music Lesson,” from a painting by J. A. Muenier, facing page 3—“I Wonder if Those Children are in Bed Yet?’’ by George T. Tobin, facing page 99—“Jolly Looking Pair, You Two!” by Charles M. Relyea, facing page 195—“We Were All Sad as We Left the Old House,” by Arthur Becher, facing page 291—“From St. Peter’s Tower—A Snowy Morning in Munich,” from a painting by Hugo König, facing page 387—“Easter Morning—Finding the Place,” by Gertrude Kay, facing page 483.

DEPARTMENTS

page
For Very Little Folk. (Illustrated)
⁠Maggie’s Very Own Secret. Verse.	Sara Josephine Albright	82
⁠John Martin’s Letter. Verse.		186
⁠How Jackie Visited the House of the Three Bears.	Christine M. Wood	264
⁠Tiny Hare and the Beaver.	A. L. Sykes	360
⁠Pink Nose and Velvet Paw.	Sarah Jeannette Brigham	457
⁠Rowdy Dow. Verse.	Stella George Stern	459
⁠Fingers and Toes. Verse.	Arthur Guiterman	560
⁠Counting the Sheep. Verse.	Frederic B. Hodgins	560
⁠To Lullaby Town. Verse.	Alice Turner Curtis	561
⁠Finger Play. Verse.	Emilie Poulsson	562
⁠“This Little Pig Went to Market.” Picture, drawn by Rose Mueller		563
Books and Reading.	Hildegarde Hawthorne	70
	176, 283, 356, 454, 549
Nature and Science. (Illustrated)	74, 170, 266, 364, 460, 552
St. Nicholas League. (Illustrated)	84, 178, 274, 372, 468, 564
The Letter-Box. (Illustrated)	93, 286, 381, 477, 573
The Riddle-Box. (Illustrated)	95, 191, 287, 383, 479, 565

ST. NICHOLAS:

AN

Illustrated Magazine

For Young Folks.

VOLUME XXXIX.

Part II—May TO October, 1912.

The CENTURY CO., NEW YORK

FREDERICK WARNE & CO., LONDON.

The De Vinne Press.

ST. NICHOLAS:

VOLUME XXXIX

PART II.

Six Months—May to October, 1912.

CONTENTS OF PART I: VOLUME XXXIX.

		page
Aëroplane, The. (Illustrations from photographs)	Harold S. Lynn	982
Afternoon Party, An—the First Arrival. Picture, from a painting by J. A. Muenier		629
Amazon, Adrift on the. (Illustrated by George A. King)	Dewey Austin Cobb	1066
Artist and His Dogs, An. (Illustrated from paintings by Percival Rosseau)	Frances W. Marshall	963
Aztec Jingles. (Illustrated by the Author).	J. G. Francis
⁠Tranquillity Disturbed		710
⁠The Soul Serene		1024
Balearic Islands, The	Dr. S. J. Fort	898
Batians or tue Be-Ba-Boes. Verse. (Illustrated by Katharine M. Daland)	D. K. Stevens
⁠The Military Band		586
⁠The Society Circus		684
⁠The Fourth of July Regatta		782
⁠The Annual Fishing Match		889
⁠The Agricultural Fair		974
⁠The Unsuspected Talent		1106
Ballooning: President Washington and Flying (Illustrated)	Marion Florence Lansing	800
Base-ball:
⁠How I Became a “Big-League” Pitcher. (Illustrated by Frank Tenney Johnson, and with photographs and diagrams)	Christy Mathewson	605
⁠Playing the Game. (Illustrated with diagrams and from photographs)	C. H. Claudy	726
		804, 800, 1002, 1097
Battle-ships. For the Pennant. or, Battle-ships at Target-Practice. (Illustrations from photographs)	Charles B. Brewer	771
Beetleburg Amusement Park, A Spring Evening at the. Picture, drawn by Harrison Cady.		639
Beetleburg, The Annual Moonlight Hop in. Picture, drawn by Harrison Cady.		1096
Beetleburg, The Great June Parade. Picture drawn by Harrison Cady.		711
Birds, House-Builders to the. (Illustrations from photographs)	Harriet Gillespie	693
“Book-Line,” The. (Illustrations from photographs)	Montrose J. Moses	740
Boy and the Bird, The. Verse. (Illustrated)	Charles F. Hardy	700
Brave Little Mother, A. (Illustrated by George A. King)	Flora Macdonald	778
Breakfast Party, The. Picture, from a painting by Charles C. Curran		1089
Cannon, In the Mouth of a. (Illustrated by Jay Hambidge)	Mary Richards Berry	1010
Cheerful Little Girl, The, and Her Cheerful Little Doll. (Illustrated by Alice Caddy)	Caroline Stetson Allen	837
		933, 1028
Chidren's Libraries The “Book-Line.” (Illustrations from photographs)	Montrose J. Moses	740
Clue Chase. A. (Illustrated)	F. F. H.	713
Crew of the "Eskimo," The. (Illustrated by I. W. Taber)	Thomas Hollis	867
Crofton Chums. (Illustrated by C. M. Relyea)	Ralph Henry Barbour	590
Daddy Do-Funny’s, Ole, Wisdom Jingles. Verse, (Illustrated by George A. King)	Ruth McEnery Stuart	1020
Daisy Field, The. Picture, from a painting by Charles C. Curran.		820
Deborah’s Change of Heart. (Illustrated by W. F. Stecher)	Helen Ward Banks	579
Dogs, An Artist and His. (Illustrated from paintings by Percival Rosseau)	Frances W. Marshall	963
Domestic Pirate, A. Verse. (Illustrated by the Author)	Charles F. Lester	884
Dorothy of Salem Town. Verse. (Illustrated by C. M. Relyea)	Alix Thorn	780
Dream-Ship, The. Verse. (Illustrated)	Miriam S. Clark	799
“Duet, A.” Picture, drawn by Gertrude A. Kay.		835
Electricity, How, is Generated. (Illustrated with diagrams)	Albert Walton	1022
Fairy-time. Verse. (Illustrated by Elizabeth Colborne)	Frances W. Marshall	874
Famous Pictures. (Illustrated)	Charles L. Barstow	1090
Fishing-Row, The Magnetism of the. Pictures, drawn by Hy Mayer.		999
Galấpagos Tortoise: Positively the Oldest Inhabitant. (Illustration from photograph)	Augusta Huiell Seaman	688
Giant, The End of a. Verse. (Illustrated by Albertine R. Wheelan)	Pauline Frances Camp	802
Gordon, Charles George. (Illustrated by Harry Fenn, R. Talbot Kelly, and from photographs)	Hamilton Fish Armstrong	927
Highwayman’s Surprise, The Young. Pictures. drawn by	C. F. Lester	906
Horseless Carriage, Uncle John and His. (Illustration from photograph)	Marian Phelps	914
How I Became A “Big-League™ Pitcher. (Illustrated by Frank Tenney Johnson, and with photographs and diagrams)	Christy Mathewson.	605
Jingles. (Illustrated by the Author)	Charles F. Lester	1116
Johnny’s Fourth of July Oration. Picture, drawn by C. F. Lester		836
King’s Vacation, The. (Illustrated by C. T. Hill)	Alfred Hayes	1085
Knights of the Golden Spur, The. (Illustrated by Reginald Birch)	Rupert Sargent Holland	631
Knots, How to Tie. (Illustrations from photographs)	H. D. Jones	1026
Knox, General, Headquarters: A Relic of the Revolution. (Illustrations from photographs)	Everett McNeil	786
Lady-bird, The—A Folk Charm. Verse	Arthur Guiterman	923
Lady of the Lane, The. (Illustrated by E. C. Caswell)	Frederick Orin Bartlett	642
		734, 799, 907, 978
Limericks. Verse.	Minnie Leona Upton	906
Lucky Sixpence, The. (Illustrated by Arthur E. Becher)	Emilie Benson Knipe and Alden Arthur Knipe	596
		702, 826, 876. 988, 1075
Magic Bottles, The. (Illustrated by Rachel R. Elmer) Adapted by	Julius Robinson	617
’Maginative People Only! For. (Illustrated by C. M. Relyea)	Dorothy Canfield	675
Mary Sunshine. (Illustrated by E. C. Caswell)	Marjorie Louise Hillis	1124
Mathewson, Christy: How I Became a “Big-League” Pitcher. (Illustrated by Frank Tenney Johnson, and with photographs and diagrams)		608
May-Day Song, An Old Time. Verse. (Illustrated by Otto Rebele) Adapted by	Arthur Guiterman	585
May-Flowers. Verse.	Pauline Frances Camp	641
Miracle, The. Verse.	Harriet H. Pierson	628
“Morning,” “Noon.” and “Night.” Pictures, from paintings by Francis Day		1071
Mouse, Mr., and Mr. Toad. Picture, drawn by E. G. Lutz		898
Oldest Inhabitant, Positively The. (Illustration from photograph)	Augusta Huiell Seaman	688
Ostriches, A Team of. (Illustration from photograph)	Lawrence W. Neff.	915
Pantry Ghosts, The. Verse.	Frederic Richardson	1009
Peace Payson’s Motto. (Illustrated by C. M. Relyea)	Elisabeth Price	1059
Pennant, For the, or, Battle-ships at Target-Practice. (Illustrations from photographs)	Charles B. Brewer	771
Persian Kitten, The. Picture, from a painting by Louise Cox		779
Petronel’s Light. (Illustrated by Edwin J. Prittie)	Izola Forrester	893
Phonograph and the Birds, The. Picture, drawn by Walt Kuhn.		897
Pictures, Famous, (Illustrated)	Charles L. Barstow	1090
“Play Ball!” Verse, (Illustration by E. W. Kemble)	Arthur Chamberlain	1097
Playing the Game. (Base-ball Series) (Illustrated with diagrams and from photographs)	C. H. Claudy	726
		804, 809, 1002, 1997
Point Rock. (Illustrated by the Author)	Frank Stick	912
Polly’s Inheritance. (Illustrated by Blanche Fisher Wright).	Edna Payson Brett	924
Present, Seeing The. Verse. (Illustrated by C. M. Relyea).	N. F. Richardson	834
Prince Scarlet, The Story of. (Illustrated by Reginald Birch)	Mary Stewart	796
Princess Mary. (Illustrations from photographs)	Marion Ryan	723
Puritan Maying, A. (Illustrated by Edwin J. Prittie)	M. Eloise Talbot	786
Revolution, A Relic of the. (The General Knox Headquarters House) (Illustrations from photographs)	Everett McNeil	786
Romping. Verse. (Illustrated by the Author)	Marian Greene	875
Rosseau, Percival: An Artist and His Dogs. (Illustrated from paintings by Percival Rosseau)	Frances W. Marshall	963
Sadie Swung, Sally Sung. Verse	James Rowe	604
Sea-Serpent, The. Picture, drawn by Bonnibel Butler		987
Sensitive Plant, The. Verse. (Illustrated by the Author).	Mary S. Cowles Clark	701
Shore, By the. Verse. (Illustrated by S. Wendell Mitchell).	Mrs. Schuyler Van Reusselaer	969
Siesta, The. (Illustration from photograph)	Carl Werner	696
“Simple Thoughts on Great Subjects.”	George Lawrence Parker
⁠The Body-Guard		640
⁠The World We Live In.		712
⁠Coming Home Again.		997
⁠Making a Living.		1115
Sky, The. Verse	Laura Spencer Portor	1065
Song-Sparrow: A Brave Little Mother. (Illustrated by George A. King)	Flora Macdonald	778
Song-Sparrow, The Story of the. (Illustrated by Reginald Birch)	Mary Stewart	885
Soul Serene, The. (An Aztec Jingle) Verse. (Illustrated by the Author).	J. G. Francis	1024
“Spring Freshet, A.” Picture, drawn by Gertrude Kay.		616
Sudan, Sight-Seeing in the. Picture, drawn by Culmer Barnes		715
“Summer.” Picture, from a painting by Frank W. Benson.		973
Summer Battle, The. Verse, (Illustrated by the Author)	Rudolph F. Bunner	1025
Summer Fancy, A. Picture, drawn by Charles F. Lester		873
“Surfman No. 7.” (Illustrated by C. M. Relyea)	George C. Lane	970
Tale of the Tailless Cat, The. Verse.	Pauline Frances Camp	1117
Tease, The. Verse.	Minnie Leon Upton	683
Thoughtful Little Friend, A. Picture. drawn by A. Z. Baker		595
Townsend Twins, The—Camp Directors. (Illustrated by C. M. Relyea)	Warren L. Eldred	622
		853, 016, 1013, 1177
Tranquillity Disturbed. (An Aztec Jingle) Verse. (Illustrated by the Author)	J. G. Francis	710
Tricked! Verse. (Illustrated by the Author)	May Aiken	630
Triplets’ Plain Party, The. (Illustrated by E. A. Furman)	Elizabeth Price	821
Trouble in High Life. Picture, drawn by Culmer Barnes		905
“Tug of War, The.” Picture, from a painting by Fred Morgan		697
“Twins, The.” Picture, drawn by Gertrude Kay		675
Waiting for the Shower to Pass. Picture, drawn by Harriet Repplier		648
Walcheren, Holland, Summer Days on the Island of. Pictures from photographs		1012
Washington, President, and Flying. (Illustrated)	Marion Florence Lansing	800
“We and Our Neighbors.” Verse	Edith M. Russell	630
When the Day is Over. Picture, drawn by Sarah S. Stillwell		937
Whippoorwill, The. Verse. (Illustrated)	Edward N. Teall	803
Who-oo? Verse. (Illustration by Maurice Clifford)	Jean Halifax	714
Wireless Station, An Evening At The. (Illustrated by Otto Rebele, George Varian, and from photographs)	Francis Arnold Collins	1110
Wrong Side, The. Verse	Alice F. Allen	789

FRONTISPIECES

“Springtime,” from a painting by Sydney Kendrick, facing page 579~“Homeward Bound,” by C. M. Relyea, facing page 675 —“‘Oh, Pardon Me, Your Excellency!’ I cried,” by Arthur E. Becher, facing page 771 —“Gathering Wild Asters,” from a painting by Charles C. Curran, facing page 87—“In the Forest,” from a painting by Percival Rosseau, facing page 963—“The Amateur of Painting,”’ from a painting by Meissonier, facing page 1039.

DEPARTMENTS

page
For Very Little Folk. (Illustrated)
⁠What Happened to Betty and Polly.	Nora Bennett	652
⁠Picking Flowers. Verse. (“Jack and Jane and Betsy Anne”)	Katharine M. Daland	754
⁠The Bossy Calf. Verse.(“Jack“ and“ Jane“ and“ Betsy“ Anne”)“	Katharine“ M.“ Daland“	755
⁠The Drum-Major. Verse	Wells Hastings	850
⁠Willie's Air-Castle. Verse	Edwin C. Beal	851
⁠Making Friends. Verse	F. W. M.	851
⁠“Jack's Circus.” Verse (“Jack and Jane and Betsy Anne”)	Katharine M. Daland	945
⁠"Beside the Sea.” Verse(“Jack“ and“ Jane“ and“ Betsy“ Anne”)“	Katharine“ M.“ Daland“	947
⁠“In the Hayfield.” Verse(“Jack“ and“ Jane“ and“ Betsy“ Anne”)“	Katharine“ M.“ Daland“	1042
⁠“Jerry's Joke.” Verse (“Jack“ and“ Jane“ and“ Betsy“ Anne”)“	Katharine“ M.“ Daland“	1043
⁠The Wolf and the Little Lamb.	Venie van Blarcom	1136
Books and Reading.	Hildegarde Hawthorne	649
	764, 861, 956, 1052, 1148
Nature and Science. (Illustrated)	654, 747, 842, 938, 1035, 1120
St. Nicholas League. (Illustrated)	630, 756, 852. 948, 1044, 1140
The Letter-Box. (Illustrated)	706, 1150
The Riddle-Box. (Illustrated)	71. 767, 863, 959, 1055, 1151
Editorial Notes.	958

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