St. Nicholas/Volume 40

ST. NICHOLAS:

AN

Illustrated Magazine

For Young Folks.

VOLUME XL.

Part I—November, 1912, TO April, 1913.

The CENTURY CO., NEW YORK

FREDERICK WARNE & CO., LONDON.

The De Vinne Press.

ST. NICHOLAS:

VOLUME XL

PART I.

Six Months—November, 1912, to April, 1913.

CONTENTS OF PART I: VOLUME XL.

		page
Admiral, The. Verse. (Illustrated by B. Putnam)	Herbert Putnam	544
Adventures of Billy Bowline, The. (Illustrated by Fanny Y. Cory)	Harriet L. Wedgwood.	165
Alphabet's Holiday, The. Verse. (Illustrated by George Varian)	Margaret Johnson	541
Aunt ’Phroney’s Boy. (Illustrated by George Avison)	L. Frank Baum	104
Aztec Jingles A Royal Release. Verse. (Illustrated by the Author)	J. G. Francis	30
Aztec Jingles The Jovial Judge. (Illustrated by the Author)	J. G. Francis	347
Babe, How, Escaped Polo. (Illustrated by I. W. Taber)	Izola Forrester	43
“Babes of the Wild.” (Illustrated by Paul Bransom)	Charles G. D. Roberts
⁠Teddy Bear’s Bee-Tree		231
⁠The Adventures of Young Grumpy		291
⁠The Little Furry Ones that Slide Downhill		397
⁠The Baby and the Bear		486
Baby and the Bear, The. (“Babes of the Wild.” IV) (Illustrated by Paul Bransom)	Charles G. D. Roberts	486
Ballads of the Be-Ba-Boes: The Christmas Tree. (Illustrated by Katharine Maynadier Daland)	D. K. Stevens	245
Beatrice of Denewood. (Illustrated by Charles M. Relyea)	Emilie Benson Knipe and Alden Arthur Knipe	21
	116, 219, 332, 411, 509
Billy Bowline, The Adventures of. (Illustrated by Fanny Y. Cory)	Harriet L. Wedgwood.	165
Birds of the Year. Verse. (Illustrated by Bruce Horsfall)	Minnie Leona Upton	306
“Birds that Fly Zigzag, The.” Verse. (Illustrated by the Author)	George O. Butler	129
Book of the Black Art, The. Verse. (Illustrated by Herbert Paus)	Augusta Huiell Seaman	492
“Boy and the Man, The”: Talks with Boys. (Illustrated from photographs)
⁠"The Boy and the Man”	President John Grier Hibben	227
⁠The Force of Sunlight	Rev. Dr. Hugh Birckhead	227
⁠“Live for What You Would Like to be at Sixty”	Admiral F. E. Chadwick	228
⁠Two Essentials	Gifford Pinchot	229
⁠What is Success?	Colonel Henry G. Prout	229
⁠The Ready Means of Happiness	Hon. Jean Jules Jusserand	340
⁠A Few Suggestions	Hon. John Bigelow	341
⁠Lessons Not Learned Out of Books	James McCrea	341
⁠The Dawn of a New Era	Rev. Endicott Peabody	342
⁠The Challenge of Life	Hamilton Wright Mabie	342
⁠A Friendly Greeting	Hon. and Rev. Edward Lyttelton	447
⁠Art, a Lifelong Benefit	Elihu Vedder	447
⁠Your Interest in Athletics	General George W. Wingate	448
Boy’s Logic, A. Verse	Oscar Llewelyn	442
Brooks. Phillips: See “More Than Conquerors”		130
Brownies in the Grist-Mill, The. Verse. (Illustrated by the Author)	Palmer Cox	36
Brownies and the Stalled Train, The. Verse ustrated“ by the“ Author)“	Palmer“ Cox“	252
Brownies Mend the Dam, The. Verse. Illustrated“ by the“ Author)“	Palmer“ Cox“	443
“Calling.” Picture, drawn by Gertrude Kay		65
Christmas Catch, A. Verse. (Illustrated by Clara M. Burd)	Cecil Cavendish	140
Christmas Mousie, The. (Illustrated by Culmer Barnes)	Ida Kenniston	190
Christmas, Our. Verse. (Illustrated by Gertrude A. Kay)	Alice Lovett Carson	114
Christmas Secrets. Verse. (Illustrated by Edna F. Hart)	Lillie Gilliland McDowell.	202
Clocks, Curious. (Illustrated from photographs)	Charles A. Brassier	257
Conduct of the Conductor, The. (Illustrated by George Varian)	Elizabeth C. Webb	328
Dancing Class, The— “That Awkward Boy!” Picture, drawn by Gertrude A. Kay		508
Day After Christmas, The. Picture, drawn by Leighton Budd		201
December Days. Verse. (Illustrated by Otto Rebele)	Edward N. Teall	218
“Dogs at Large.” Picture, drawn by A. Z. Baker		494
Dolly’s Lullaby. Verse. (Illustrated by Blanche Fisher Wright)	Mrs. Schuyler Van Rensselaer	360
“Dutch Treat, A.” (Illustrated by Oscar F. Schmidt)	Giulia Hossfeld.	31
Emerson, Ralph Waldo: See “More Than Conquerors”.		499
Fables, Old, Brought Up to Date: The Shepherd Boy and The Wolf. (Illustrated by the Author)	C. J. Budd	249
Fine Feathers. Verse. (Illustrated by C. M. Relyea)	Carolyn Wells	326
Fir-Tree, The. Verse. (Illustrated by Bruce Horsfall)	Anna B. Bryant	396
Flood Crest, On the. (Illustrated by B. J. Rosenmeyer)	Charles Tenney Jackson	495
Flossy’s Way. Verse.	John E. Dolsen	331
Foot-ball, What Woodrow Wilson did for American. (Illustrated by Oscar F. Schmidt, and from photographs)	Parke H. Davis	13
Friendships, Curious, among Animals, (Illustrated from photographs)	Ellen Velvin	437
Grandmother’s Garret, In. Picture, drawn by George Avison		457
Great Blue Heron, The, Verse. (Illustrated by Bruce Horsfall)	Laura Spencer Porter	482
Grumpy, Young, The Adventures of. (“Babes of the Wild.” II) (Illustrated by Paul Bransom)	Charles G. D. Roberts	291
Hallowe’en, A Rhyme of, Verse, (Illustrated by the Author)	George O. Butler	20
Helene and Lucy. Picture, painted by H. S. Hubbell.		491
“Honk! Honk!” Chorus, A. Picture, drawn by J. B. Graff.		524
Horn-blower of Ripon, The. (Illustrated from photograph)	Helen Marshall Pratt	419
Horses of St. Mark’s, The Famous. (Illustrated by Robert Blum, and from photograph)	Mary Lloyd	390
India: See “Raja, His Highness the Young”.		37
Inventions, The First.	George Ethelbert Walsh	345
“I’ve Got A Dog.” Verse. (Illustrated by Oscar F. Schmidt)	Ethel M. Kelley	152
Jacob and Gretchen. (Illustrated by Reginald Birch)	Elizabeth Atkins	153
Jovial Judge, The, Verse. (Illustrated by the Author)	J. G. Francis	347
Junior-Man. Verse. (Illustrated by Clara M. Burd)	Ruth McEnery Stuart	250
“Just Anna.” (Illustrated by C. M. Relyea)	Marion Hill	195
Just Be Good. Verse.	James Rowe	112
Kane and Pard. (Illustrated by Bruce Horsfall)	Addison Howard Gibson	264
Land of Mystery, The. (Illustrated by J. Paleologue, Jay Hambidge, Talbot Kelly, Jules Guérin, and from photographs)	Cleveland Moffett	3, 142, 237, 349, 428, 525
Lincoln, Abraham: See “More Than Conquerors”	Cleveland Moffett	308, 499
Little Critic, The, Picture, from painting by Francis Day.		533
Little Furry Ones, The, that Slide Downhill. (“Babes of the Wild.” II) (Illustrated by Paul Bransom)	Charles G. D. Roberts	397
Marathon, The. Verse. (Illustrated by C. F. Peters)	Fred Jacob	52
Men Who Do Things, With, (Illustrated by Edwin F. Bayha, and from photographs)	A. Russell Bond	402, 533
Merry Christmas, A. Verse. (Illustrated by Ruth S. Clement)	A. L. Sykes	208
More Than Conquerors. Biographical Sketches (Illustrated by Oscar F. Schmidt, Otto Rebele, Eastman Johnson, Harry Fenn, and from photographs)	Ariadne Gilbert
⁠Through Failure to Success (Phillips Brooks)		130
⁠A Modern Greatheart. (William Makepeace Thackeray)		209
⁠The Matterhorn Of Men. (Abraham Lincoln)		308, 449
⁠Louisa M. Alcott’s Great Friend and Neighbor. (Ralph Waldo Emerson)		499
Mother Goose, The Nursery Rhymes of. (Illustrated by Arthur Rackham)
⁠“Ring a Ring o’ Roses”—“Little Tommy Tucker”.		97
⁠“The Man in the Wilderness”—“Humpty Dumpty”—“A Carrion-Crow sat on an Oak”—“Little Miss Muffett”.		193
⁠“Jack and Jill”—“If All the World was Apple-Pie”		481
My Girl. Verse.	Pauline Frances Camp	36
Nancy’s Southern Christmas. (Illustrated by C. M. Relyea)	Harriet Prescott Spofford	161
Nancy’s Way. Verse. (Illustrated by Sarah K. Smith)	Nora Bennett	428
Nightmare, The. Verse. (Illustrated by Reginald Birch)	James Rowe	517
Nöll and Antoonje. (Illustrated by Herbert Paus)	Elizabeth Atkins	298
Nursery Pet, A. (Illustrated by Reginald Birch)	Carolyn Wells	410
Ostrich Egg, Professor Wiseacre and the. Pictures, drawn by C. F. Lester		547
Outer Reef, The. (Illustrated by I. W. Taber)	Grace E. Craig	320
Pennybright’s Circus. (Illustrated by John Edwin Jackson)	Thomas H. Rogers	518
Playing Santa Claus. Verse. (Illustrated by Rachael Robinson Elmer)	Pauline Frances Camp	139
Prince and the Peddler, The. Verse. (Illustrated by Herbert Paus)	Stella George Stern Perry	420
Pumpkin Time. Verse. (Illustrated by Theresa Sturm Rogers))	Edith Mallery	70
Quest of the Jimblejock, The. Verse. (Illustrated by Reginald Birch)	Ellen Manly	124
Raja, His Highness the Young. (Illustrated from photographs)	Mabel Alberta Spicer	37
Rapid Transit. Picture drawn by A. Z. Baker		497
Reasoning. Verse. (Illustrated by Reginald Birch)	Nixon Waterman	427
Royal Release, A. Verse. (Illustrated by the Author)	J. G. Francis	30
Runty, The Boy Giant. (Illustrated by Herbert Paus)	Wallace Dunbar Vincent	203
Santa Claus: “I’ve Something for You.” Picture, drawn by G. T. Tobin		113
Scott, Frank Hall, In Memory of (Illustrated from photograph)		358
Secret, A. Verse. (Illustrated by Reginald Birch)	James Rowe	427
“Sheltie” —the Children’s Friend (Illustrated from photographs)	Flora Macdonald	66
Simple Thoughts on Great Subjects: Looking at the Stars.	George Lawrence Parker	318
Sir Christopher J. Jones. (Illustrated by Reginald Birch)	Frederick Moxon	316
Sleeping Beauty, The. Play. (Illustrated by Margaret Ely Webb)	Caroline Verhoeff	548
Small Order, A. Verse.	James Rowe	129
Stars, Looking at the. (“Simple Thoughts on Great Subjects”)	George Lawrence Parker	318
Storm, On Days of. Verse.	Margaret Johnson	64
Story of a Statue, The. (Bartolommeo Colleoni) (Illustrated by Alfred Brennan)	Esther Matson	387
Stray Letter, A. Verse. (Illustrated by C. M. Relyea)	Mrs. John T. Van Sant	230
Tea-cups. (Illustrated by C. M. Relyea)	Giulia Hossfeld	302
Teddy Bear’s Bee-Tree. (“Babes of the Wild.” I) (Illustrated by Paul Bransom)	Charles G. D. Roberts	231
Ted, Ned, and the Sled. Verse. (Illustrated by E. Wendell Mitchell)	Minnie Leona Upton	244
Thackeray, William Makepeace: See “More Than Conquerors”		209
Thanksgiving Day, The First. Play. (Illustrated by Otto Rebele)	Agnes Miller	61
Three Guests. Verse. (Illustrated by Ethel Franklin Betts)	Jessica Nelson North	151
Through the Smoke. (Illustrated by Edwin F. Bayha)	F. Lovell Coombs	422
Trials of Science. Verse. (Illustrated by the Author)	C. F. Lester	29
Unlucky Look, An. Verse.	James Rowe	244
What the Kettle Sings. Verse. (Illustrated by Albertine R. Wheelan)	Margaret Vandegrift	348
When Grandma was a Little Girl. Verse. (Illustrated by the Author)	Sarah K. Smith	339
“When I’ve Been Bad.” Verse. (Illustrated by the Author)	Anna May Cooper	71
When Mother’s Visiting: ‘“Writing to Mother’—“The Monorail.” Pictures drawn by Gertrude A. Kay		296
“Whom the King Delighteth to Honor.” (Illustrated by Reginald Birch)	John K. Cree	51
Why The Deacon was Late for Church. Picture, drawn by I. W. Taber		401
Wilson, Woodrow, What He Did for American Foot-ball. (Illustrated by Oscar F. Schmidt and from photographs)	Parke H. Davis	13
Wireless, Across the Atlantic by. (Illustrated by Otto Rebele, George Varian and from photographs)	Francis Arnold Collins	46
Wizard Shoemaker, The. (Illustrated by Herbert Paus)	Winthrop Packard	98
World Disaster, A. Picture drawn by Charles F. Lester		426

FRONTISPIECES

“The Sisters,” from a painting by Lydia Field Emmet, facing page 3—“Ring a Ring o’ Roses,” painted by Arthur Rackham, facing page 97—“The Man in the Wilderness,” painted by Arthur Rackham, facing page 193—“Sir Roger de Coverley,” from a painting by Fred Morgan, facing page 291—Portrait of a Child, from a painting by Lydia Field Emmet, facing page 387—“Jack and Jill,” painted by Arthur Rackham, facing page 481.

DEPARTMENTS

page
For Very Little Folk. (Illustrated)
⁠His Birthdays. Verse.	Isobel Lyndall	80
⁠What Santa Claus Brought. Verse.	Ida Kenniston	284
⁠What Happened to the Squirrel Family. Verse.	Julia Johnson	361
⁠How Neddy Got a Ride. Verse.	Katharine M. Daland	466
⁠Picking Apples. Verse.	Katharine“ M.“ Daland“	467
⁠The Nicest Place in the World. Verse.	Katharine L. Edgerly	554
Nature and Science. (Illustrated)	72, 174, 269, 364, 458, 556
St. Nicholas League. (Illustrated)	84, 179, 276, 372, 468, 563
Books and Reading.	Hildegarde Hawthorne	92
	188, 380, 476, 545
The Letter-Box. (Illustrated)	382, 573
The Riddle-Box. (Illustrated)	95, 191, 287, 383, 479, 574

ST. NICHOLAS:

AN

Illustrated Magazine

For Young Folks.

VOLUME XL.

Part II—May, 1913, TO OCTOBER, 1913.

T^HE CENTURY CO., NEW YORK

FREDERICK WARNE & CO., LONDON.

The De Vinne Press.

ST. NICHOLAS:

VOLUME XL

PART II.

Six Months—May, 1913, to October, 1913.

CONTENTS OF PART II: VOLUME XL.

		page
Agassiz, Jean Louis Rodolphe. See “More Than Conquerors”,		868
April, In Verse.	Ernestine Cobern Beyer	591
Attic Window, The. Verse. (Illustrated by Frances Evans Ingersoll)	Isabel Ecclestone Mackay	903
Base-ball: The Great American Game. (Illustrated from photographs)	C. H. Claudy
⁠The Base-ball Guessing Match		612
⁠Signals and Signal-Stealing		714
⁠Managers and Their Work		799
⁠"The World's Series"		884, 1006, 1109
Battle-Ships in Action, Risks of Photographing. (Illustrated from photographs)	E. Muller, Jr.	834
Beatrice of Denewood (Illustrated by C. M. Relyea)	Emilie Benson Knipe and Alden Arthur Knipe	621
		702, 791, 891, 981, 1100
Bees, Honey-, Geometry Picture. Drawn by E. G. Lutz		709
Blue-Grass Girl, A. (Illustrated by C. M. Relyea and John Edwin Jackson)	William H. Woods	687
Boats, A Rhyme of. (Illustrated by G. H. Mitchell)	Ruth Shepard Phelps	800
Bobby and the First Officer. (Illustrated by I. W. Taber)	George Phillips	964
Boys’ Camp, A Day at a. (Illustrated from photographs)	George W. Orton	1071
Boys' Clubs:
⁠California’s Outdoor Boys’ Club. (Illustrated from photographs)	Day Allen Willey	776
⁠The Major’s Boys. (Illustrated from photographs)	Eloise Roorbach	779
⁠A Day at a Boys’ Camp. (Illustrated from photographs)	George W. Orton	1071
Boys, The Major’s. (Illustrated from photographs)	Eloise Roorbach	779
“Breakfast, What Have You Brought Us for.” Picture. From photograph by Nancy Ford Coues		631
Brownie Boy, To a. Verse. (Illustrated by the Author)	George O. Butler	979
Brownies at Haymaking, The. Verse. (Illustrated by the Author)	Palmer Cox	922
California’s Outdoor Boys’ Club. (Illustrated from photographs)	Day Allen Willey	776
Chafing-Dish Party, The First, of the Season. Picture. Drawn by M. L. MacMillan		1069
Cherry-Pie, The Other. Verse. (Illustrated by the Author)	Anna May Cooper	820
Chicks and the Rubber Band, The Greedy. Picture. Drawn by C. F. Lester		732
Chrystie’s Event. (Illustrated by C. M. Relyea)	Margaret Johnson	1076
Circus in Grassville, A “Three-ring.” Picture. Drawn by Arthur T. Merrick		620
City Child, The. Picture. Drawn by Sanford Toosey		891
City Greenhorn, A. (Illustrated by Edwin F. Bayha)	F. Lovell Coombs	692
Curly-Wig and Dimple-Cheek. Verse. (Illustrated from photograph)	Robert Emmet Ward	937
Daisy "Cuttings" for July. Picture. Drawn by Grace M. Buck		807
“David and Goliath” Picture. Drawn by Arthur T. Merrick		611
Day-Nursery Babies, A June Sun-Bath for the. Picture. Drawn by Jessie Willcox Smith		712
Difficulties of Mary, the Cook, The. Picture. Drawn by C. M. Relyea		819
Dinner For Three. (Illustrated by William F. Stecher).	Harold William Fiferlik	578
Discovery of the Pole, The. Pictures. Drawn by I. W. Taber		1092
Dog Togo, Little. (Illustrated by Clara Atwood)	Edith Davidson	605
Dolls’ Wedding, A. (Illustrated from photographs)	Mary and Marjory Woods	744
Empty Troubles. Verse, (Illustrated)	S. E. Kiser	604
“Everygirl.” Play. (Illustrated by Albertine Randall Wheelan)	Rachel Lyman Field	1115
Fairy Castle, The. Verse, (Illustrated by I. W. Taber)	Margaret A. Dole.	1096
Fairy’s Gift, The. Verse, (Illustrated by Reginald Birch)	Adalena F, Dyer	968
Faith. (“Simple Thoughts on Great Subjects”).	George Lawrence Parker	713
Fire-Brigades, Glimpses of Foreign. (Illustrated from photographs).	Charles T. Hill	972
Flamingos, The Clever. Pictures. Drawn by Dewitt Clinton Falls	698, 810, 988, 1148
Flower-Seller, The Little. Picture. Painted by Orrin Peck		582
Fortune in a Flower, A. (Illustrated by John Edwin Jackson)	Harriet Prescott Spofford.	592
“Fourteennth of July, Hurrah for the.” (Illustrated from photographs)	Mabel Alberta Spicer	879
“Freshman Freak, The.” (Illustrated by E. C. Caswell)	Margaret Warde	1013
Garden-Making and Some of the Garden’s Stories, (Illustrated by Florence E. Storer, Albertine R. Wheelan, Theresa Sturm Rogers, and Frances E. Ingersoll)	Grace Tabor
⁠The Story of Bad Earth and Good Earth and the Prisoners of Hope.		632
⁠The Story of the Wicked Dwarfs.		728
⁠The Story of the Rebels who are Never Tamed and the Keepers of the Peace.		830
⁠The Story of Hunger and Food.		909
⁠The Story of the Enchanted Caskets and Their Invisible Key.		1019
⁠The Story of a Far Land and the Going Hence.		1093
Grass Rug and—Other Things, Our. (Illustrated by Florence E. Storer)	Elizabeth Price	875
Hair-cut Man, The. Verse. (Illustrated by Gertrude A. Kay)	Melville Chater	998
Hawk, The. Picture, Painted by Charles C. Curran		917
Helen of Troy. Verse. (Illustrated by R. B. Birch),	Charles Francis Potter	958
In Spite of Appearances. Verse, (Illustrated by Tony Nell)	Robert Emmet Ward	1108
Irving Washington: See “More Than Conquerors”		583
“Ivanhoe Had Lived To-day, If.” Picture. Drawn by Arthur T. Merrick		648
Jack. Verse. (Illustrated)	Mabel Livingston Frank	697
Land of Mystery, The. (illustrated by Jay Hambidge, Corwin K. Linson, R. Talbot Kelly, Philippoteaux, Jules Guérin, and from photographs)	Cleveland Moffett	597
	720, 812, 901, 990, 1118
Lesson, Her. Verse. (Illustrated by S. Wendell Mitchell)	Pauline Frances Camp	685
Lesson in Patience, A. Picture. Drawn by C. M. Relyea		1060
Lie-Awake Songs. Verse. (Illustrated by S. Wendell Mitchell)	Amelia Josephine Burr	883
Lilac-Tree, The. Verse. (Illustrated by Katherine G. Peirson)	Laura Spencer Portor	686
Little Goose-Girl, The. Picture. From photograph by Nancy Ford Coues		1126
Livingstone, David: See “More Than Conquerors”		678
London “Zoo,” The. (Illustrated by the Author)	Dorothy Furniss	1002
Marine Band, The. Picture. Drawn by Sears Gallagher		870
May-Day Festival, The “Royal.” (Illustrated from photographs)	M. L. Andrews	674
“Me Loves ’oo.” Picture. Painted by M. Goodman		645
Men Who Do Things, With. (Illustrated by Edwin F. Bayha, from photographs, and diagrams)	A. Russell Bond	638
	735, 822, 927, 1023, 1084
Miss Santa Claus of the Pullman. I. (Illustrated by Reginald Birch)	Annie Fellows Johnston	1061
Mister Rat. Verse. (Illustrated by Reginald Birch)	James Rowe	798
“Mistress Mary, Quite Contrary.” Picture. Drawn by Frances Evans Ingersoll		833
Monarch and the Viceroy, The. Verse	Hattie Vose Hall	882
More Than Conquerors. Biographical Sketches (Illustrated by Oscar F. Schmidt, and from photographs)	Ariadne Gilbert
⁠The Sunny Master of “Sunnyside.” (Washington Irving)		583
⁠The Torch-Bearer of the Dark Continent. (David Livingstone)		678
⁠A Swiss Boy and His Wanderings. (Jean Louis Rodolphe Agassiz)		868
Mother Goose, The Nursery Rhymes of. (Illustrated by Arthur Rackham)
⁠“The Fair Maid who, the First of May”—“Little Jumping Joan”		577
⁠“As I was going to St. Ives”—“Two legs sat upon three legs”		673
⁠“There was an old woman lived under a hill”		298
⁠Pussy-Cat, Pussy-Cat—Little Bo-Peep—Three Blind Mice	865, 867
⁠A Ten O’Clock Scholar		961
⁠Poor Old Robinson Crusoe!—Dr. Foster Went to Gloucester—Jack be Nimble—Fiddle-de-dee, Fiddle-de-dee		1001
⁠Hey! Diddle, Diddle— See-saw, sacaradown—Lady Bird, Lady Bird, Fly Away Home—Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush—Cock a Doodle Doo!		1057
Mother’s Best Umbrella. Verse. (Illustrated by Reginald Birch)	Lucy Lincoln Montgomery	1098
“Nanette.” Picture. Painted by W. J. Baer		695
New France, A Brave Little Maid of. (Illustrated by Norman Price)	Hannah Bryant	769
Nightmare, A. Verse. (Illustrated by the Author)	Anna May Cooper	1000
Nobel Prizes for the Promotion of Peace, The. (Illustrated from photograph)	Dorothy Dudley Leal	808
Nonsense Song, A. Verse	Oscar Llewelyn	732
Old Fables Brought up to Date. (Illustrated by the Author)	C. J. Budd
⁠The Two Goats		733
Orc and His Globular Island, The. Verse. (Illustrated by Robert C. Benchley)	E. L. McKinney	1070
Otter, The Playful. (Illustrated by the Author)	J. M. Gleeson	618
Photographing Battle-Ships in Action, Risks of. (Illustrated from photographs)	E. Muller, Jr	834
Phyllis Sails with Father, When. (Illustrated from photographs by the Author)	Augusta Huiell Seaman	918
“Playin’ Bride.” Verse. (Illustrated by the Author)	E. W. Kemble	727
Pointed Suggestion, A. Verse. (Illustrated by the Author)	George O. Butler	979
Polly in France. Verse. (Illustrated by Mabel Betsy Hill)	Rebecca Deming Moore	998
Rainbow Colors. Verse. (Illustrated by Bruce Horsfall)	Mabel Livingston Frank	963
Ready for the Plunge. Picture. Drawn by M. L. MacMillan		899
“Relatives, So Many.” Verse. (Illustrated by the Author)	George O. Butler	829
Roads. Verse. (With picture from painting by Charles C. Curran)	Miriam Clark Potter	784
Roller-Skating. Verse. (Illustrated by Gertrude A. Kay)	Melville Chater	628
Rose that went to the City, The.	Margaret Eytinge	740
Rosebud, The. Verse. (Illustrated by E. C. Caswell)	Carolyn Wells	719
Sand Waves of Oregon, The. (Illustrated from photograph)	Day Allen Willey	696
“Seeing the World.” Picture. Drawn by Gertrude A. Kay		821
Settling the Question. Verse. (Illustrated by the Author)	George O. Butler	677
Shoot-’Em-on-a-Rock. (Illustrated by John Edwin Jackson)	Izola Forrester	805
“Simple Thoughts on Great Subjects” Faith.	George Lawrence Parker	713
Snail’s Pace, The. Verse. (Illustrated)	Amos R. Wells	734
Swimming, Up-to-Date Methods for Success in. (Illustrated from photographs)	L. DeB. Handley	913
“Tears, The Tyranny of.” Picture. Drawn by Zaidee Morrison		1083
Toucan and the Chickadee, The. Verse. (Illustrated by the Author)	George O. Butler	921
Tree-Top Romance. Verse. (Illustrated by Gertrude A. Kay)	Melville Chater	710
Trick Boat, Percy Ray’s. (Illustrated by I. W. Taber)	Nathan Haskell Dole	785
Vacation Song, A Gay. Verse.	Louise Seymour Hasbrouck	828
Vercheres, Madeleine: See “New France, A Brave Little Maid of”		769
Visit to Grandmama, A. Verse. (Illustration from painting by D. A. C. Artz)	Frances W. Marshall	630
Yellow-Throat, The Maryland. Verse. (Illustrated)	Le Roy Titus Weeks	734
"Zoo," The London. (Illustrated by the Author)	Dorothy Furniss	1002

FRONTISPIECES

“The Fair Maid who, the First of May,” painted by Arthur Rackham, facing page 577—“As I was going to St. Ives,” painted by Arthur Rackham, facing page 673—“There was an old woman lived under a hill,” painted by Arthur Rackham, facing page 769—“Little Bo-Peep,” drawn by Arthur Rackham, facing page 867—The Little Doctor, from a painting by Arthur J. Elsley, facing page 963—“Hey, Diddle, Diddle, the Cat and the Fiddle!” painted by Arthur Rackham, facing page 1057.

DEPARTMENTS

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For Very Little Folk. (Illustrated)
⁠When Little Bear Had His Own Way	Frances Margaret Fox	649
⁠Bye-Low Land. Verse	Margaret G. Hays	747
⁠How Little Bear Went to a Picnic	Frances Margaret Fox	841
⁠The Two Engines	Agnes O. Fugitt	938
⁠A Summer in a Sea-shore Bungalow	Robert Emmet Ward	1034
⁠The Naughty Little Rabbit	Katharine L. Edgerly	1130
Nature and Science. (Illustrated)	652, 748, 844, 940, 1036, 1132
St. Nicholas League. (Illustrated)	660, 756, 852, 948, 1044, 1140
Books and Reading.	Hildegarde Hawthorne	646
	741, 838, 934, 1031, 1127
The Letter-Box. (Illustrated)	668, 765, 861, 956, 1052, 1150
The Riddle-Box. (Illustrated)	671, 767, 862, 959, 1055, 1151

Numbers month

Number 11912 November
Number 21912 December
Number 31913 January
Number 41913 February
Number 51913 March
Number 61913 April
Number 71913 May
Number 81913 June
Number 91913 July
Number 101913 August
Number 111913 September
Number 121913 October

Serials month

Babes of the Wild
1913 January
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1913 April
Beatrice of Denewood
1912 November
1912 December
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1913 July
1913 August
1913 September
1913 October
The Land of Mystery
1912 November
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1913 June
1913 July
1913 August
1913 September
1913 October
Base-ball: The Great American Game
1913 May
1913 June
1913 July
1913 August
1913 September
1913 October
The Clever Flamingos
1913 July
1913 August
1913 September
1913 October
With Men Who Do Things
1913 March
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1913 May
1913 June
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1913 August
1913 September
1913 October
The Nursery Rhymes of Mother Goose
1912 December
1913 January
1913 April
1913 May
1913 June
1913 August
1913 September
1913 October
Nature and Science
1912 November
1912 December
1913 January
1913 February
1913 March
1913 April
1913 May
1913 June
1913 July
1913 August
1913 September
1913 October
St. Nicholas League
1912 November
1912 December
1913 January
1913 February
1913 March
1913 April
1913 May
1913 June
1913 July
1913 August
1913 September
1913 October
Books and Reading
1912 November
1912 December
1913 February
1913 March
1913 April
1913 May
1913 June
1913 July
1913 August
1913 September
1913 October
The Letter-Box
1913 February
1913 April
1913 May
1913 June
1913 July
1913 August
1913 September
1913 October
The Riddle-Box
1912 November
1912 December
1913 January
1913 February
1913 March
1913 April
1913 May
1913 June
1913 July
1913 August
1913 September
1913 October

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