VOLUME VI

JULY-AUGUST, 1918

NUMBER 4

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PRESIDENT WILSON. By Roger Nielsen
FREEDOM, CHRISTIANITY, AMERICA. By Maurice Francis Egan 189
LONG, TOO LONG, AMERICA. Poem. By Walt Whitman
NORSE LEGIONS OF DEMOCRACY. By Hanna Astrup Larsen.
Eleven Illustrations

WHY WE ARE AT WAR. By Knute Nelson. Illustration
IN CAMP WITH THE BROTHERHOOD.

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THE PATRIOT'S PRAYER. Poem. By Ernst W. Olson

INTERPRETING AMERICA

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FOR LIBERTY AND RIGHT. Poem. By Carl Neumann. With Music. 208 CURRENT ILLUSTRATIONS. Seven Illustrations

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THE SERVICE FLAG. By Thora Grönvold

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ONE OF THE KNITTERS. By A. S. S. Illustration
BEAT! BEAT! DRUMS! Poem. By Walt Whitman
EDITORIAL: Loyalty of Scandinavians, Food for Norway, Absent

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Voting, Over the Top, President Schofield, Bech Trustee

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