St. Nicholas/Volume 40/Number 1

THE SISTERS.

FROM THE PAINTING BY LYDIA FIELD EMMETT.

ST. NICHOLAS

(The entire contents of this Magazine are covered by the general copyright, and articles must not be reprinted without special permission.)

CONTENTS OF ST. NICHOLAS FOR NOVEMBER, 1912.

Frontispiece. The Sisters. From a painting by Lydia Field Emmet.

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The Land of Mystery. Serial Story

Cleveland Moffett

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⁠Illustrated by J. Paleologue, and from photogaphs

What Woodrow Wilson did for American Foot-ball. Sketch

Parke H. Davis

13

⁠Illustrated by Oscar F. Schmidt, and by photographs

A Rhyme of Hallowe’en. Verse

George O. Butler

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Beatrice of Denewood. Serial Story

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	Alden Arthur Knipe

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⁠Illustrated by C. M. Relyea

Trials of Science. Verse. (Illustrated by the Author)

C. F. Lester

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A Royal Release Verse.

J. G. Francis

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⁠(Illustrated by the Author)

“A Dutch Treat.”

Giulia Hossfeld.

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⁠Illustrated by Oscar F. Schmidt.

My Girl. Verse.

Pauline Frances Camp

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His Highness the Young Raja. Sketch

Mabel Alberta Spicer

37

⁠Illustrated from photographs.

How Babe Escaped Polo. Story.

Izola Forrester

43

⁠Illustrated by I. W. Taber

Across the Atlantic by Wireless. Sketch.

Francis Arnold Collins

46

⁠Illustrated by George Varian and from photographs.

“Whom the King Delighteth to Honor.”

John K. Cree

51

⁠Illustrated by Reginald Birch

The Marathon. Verse.

Fred Jacob

52

⁠Illustrated by C. F. Peters

The Brownies in the Grist-Mill.

Palmer Cox

36

⁠Illustrated by the Author

The First Thanksgiving Day. A Play.

Agnes Miller

61

⁠Illustrated by )

On Days of Storm. Verse.

Margaret Johnson

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“Calling.” Picture, Drawn by Gertrude Kay

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“Sheltie” —the Children’s Friend.

Flora Macdonald

66

⁠Illustrated from photographs.

Pumpkin Time. Verse.

Edith Mallery

70

⁠Illustrated by Theresa Sturm Rogers

“When I’ve Been Bad.” Verse.

Anna May Cooper

71

⁠Illustrated by the Author.

Nature and Science for Young Folks.

72

⁠Illustrated.

⁠For Very Little Folk:

His Birthdays.

Isobel Lyndall

80

⁠Illustrated by the Author.

The St. Nicholas League. With Awards of Prizes for Stories, Poems, Drawings, Photographs, and Puzzles.

84

⁠Illustrated.

Books and Reading

Hildegarde Hawthorne

92

⁠Illustrated.

The Riddle-Box.

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St. Nicholas Stamp Page

Advertising page

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