The Liberator Full Table of Contents for Vol. 1, No. 1, March 1918 Cover, Artwork of Man in Orange and Black, Sowing Orange Seeds Against Yellow Background, by Hugo Gellert -- 1 [Ad] -- 2 Editor's Page -- 3 The Editorials, by Max Eastman -- 5 Their Utmost Hope -- 5 Attacking the Administration -- 5 The Russian Dictators -- 6 Charles M. Schwab -- 6 A Militant Suffrage Victory -- 7 The Triumph of Karl Marx -- 7 Art in the War -- 8 A World's Peace -- 8 Anniversary (poem), by Arturo Giovannitti -- 10 The One-Arm Patriot, by Howard Brubaker -- 11 The Revolt of the Flesh, by Elizabeth Irons Folsom -- 12 Church Sociable (poem), by Jean Starr Untermeyer -- 12 In Behalf of the IWW, by Helen Keller -- 13 Red Russia the Triumph of the Bolsheviki, by John Reed -- 14 to 21 Isadora Duncan (poem), by Max Eastman -- 21 "Poor Ed"   A Story by Susan Glaspell -- 24 to 26, 28 to 29 The Peril of Tom Mooney, by Robert Minor -- 29 to 31 Two Sonnets, by Louis Untermeyer -- 31 The Pilgrimage -- 31 Windy Days -- 31 Books [reviews] -- 32 to 36 ["Fifty Years and Other Poems," by James Weldon Johnson], by FD -- 32 to 33 Trotzky ["The Bolsheviki and World Peace," by Leon Trotsky], by Floyd Dell -- 33 to 34 Marching Men ["Marching Men, A Novel," by Sherwood Anderson], by Dorothy Day -- 34 to 35 My Political Ideals ["Political Ideals," by Bertrand Russell], by Floyd Dell -- 35 to 36 A Word for Profiteers [no author] 37 Liberator Book Shop -- 38 to 39 The Family Pew (poem), by Mary MacMillan -- 40 Little Daughter of the Streets (poem), by Ruth Truk -- 40 On the Roof (poem), by Leonard Larson Cline -- 41 Sea Moths (poem), by Margaretta Schuyler -- 41 The Coolie Ship (poem), by Elizabeth Coatsworth -- 41 Love Need Have Nothing Else to Do (poem), by Annette Wynne -- 41 The Marsh (poem), by Nann Clark Barr -- 41 Intelligent Diplomacy, by Norman Hapgood in the New Republic -- 42 [Advertisements] -- 42 [Back Cover, yellow background, John Reed photo] -- 43 CARTOONS A Case of Heresy, by Art Young -- 4 The Triumph of Karl Marx, by Art Young -- 7 "O Lord, control my appetite if you must . . .," by Art Young -- 11 "Good-bye dear, and do try to make a . . . ", by Cornelia Barns -- 17 An Interruption, by Boardman Robinson -- 22 to 23 [two-page cartoon] Will You Let Them Do It?, by Robert Minor -- 30 ART An East Indian Dancer (drawing), by Maurice Sterne -- 27 <<<<>>>> ############## The Liberator Full Table of Contents for Vol. 1, No. 2, April 1918 Cover, Anita Loos in Black Cloche Against Orange & Beige Background, by Frank Walt -- 1 Upton Sinclair's A Monthly Magazine . ... by Upton Sinclair -- 2 In the Next Issue (masthead) -- 3 Editorials -- 5 A Supreme Atrocity -- 5 What Kind of Peace? -- 6 English Admiration -- 6 A Working-Class Peace -- 7 Bolshevik Problems -- 8 Even in England -- 9 Mediation Versus Agitation -- 10 Members or Not -- 10 To Woodrow Wilson (poem), by Ruth R. Pearson -- 10 In a Southern Garden (poem), by Beulah Amidon -- 11 Music (poem), by John Storrs -- 11 Above the Hill (poem), Hortense Flexner -- 11 To Arthur B. Davies (poem), by Ruth Pickering -- 11 Three Poems (poem), by Helen Hoyt -- 11 China's Paintings, by M.E. -- 12 The Terrorist, Vladimir Lossieff (translator) -- 14 Tulsa, November 9th [no author, but editor's note] -- 15 Our Cover Design -- 17 Impregnable -- 17 A Fiddle Is a Strange Thing (poem), by Annette Wynne -- 17 Red Russia, by John Reed -- 18 Crucified (poem), by Annette Wynne -- 23 When War Came (poem), by Rose Henderson -- 23 A Diadem of Snow (play), by Elmer Reizenstrein -- 26 April Fool! by Howard Brubaker -- 33 Two Poems, by Max Eastman -- 34 From Washington, by Charles Hallinan -- 35 Books [reviews] -- 35 [The American Labor Year Book, 1917-18, by Alexander Trachtenberg (ed)], (no author) -- 35 Chesterton [A Short History of England, by G.K. Chesterton], by Floyd Dell -- 35 Vachel Lindsay [The Chinese Nightingale and Other Poems, by Vachel Lindsay], by F.D. -- 38 War as It Should Be [The Tree of Heaven, A Novel, by May Sinclair], by R.P. -- 39 A New Writer [Where Bonds Are Loosed, A Novel, by E.L. Grant Watson], by F. D. -- 40 Negro Poetry -- A Reply, by James Weldon Johnson -- 40 Liberator Book Shop -- 42 Book Notes -- 43 "Three Best," by L.U. -- 43 A New Publisher -- 43 John Reed -- Poet, by L.U. -- 43 "Youth," by L.U. -- 43 Others -- 43 "Downfall or Democracy" -- 44 A Book by Francis Hackett -- 44 After Death? -- 44 "Man's Supreme Inheritance" -- 44 Sentimental Sammies, by F.D. -- 44 Patriotic Song No. 689, by Ruth Underhill -- 44 To One Loved (poem), by Florence Ripley Mastin -- 44 [Advertisements] -- 45 A Coney Island Picture (poem), by Dorothy Day -- 46 In the Day Nursery (poem), by Kathryn Peck -- 46 [Advertisement] -- 47 [Do You Know ...](back cover) CARTOONS Cain (cartoon), by Robert Minor -- 4 This class of pampered and privileged traitors . . . (cartoon), by Boardman Robinson -- 7 Good Night! (cartoon) by Art Young -- 24 ART [A painting of mountain landscape -- no title], by Chin Yuan -- 12 [Painting of river landscape -- no title], by Chin Yuan -- 13 George Turnip (drawing), by Art Young -- 17 ################# The Liberator: Vol. 1, No. 3, May 1918 Full Table of Contents for Issue No. 3, May 1918 Cover, Two Leaping Deer-Like Animals (Beige) Against Background of Green and Orange-Red with Black Strip, by Hugo Gellert -- 1 [Ads] -- 2 [Ads] -- 3 Editorials, by Max Eastman -- 5 The Labor and Socialist Conference -- 5 The New Solidarity -- 5 Flavors of Sedition -- 6 Distinguo (poem), by Lizinka Campbell Turner -- 7 This and That, by Howard Brubaker -- 8 Into Green Pastures (poem), by Clement Wood -- 8 Just Before the Drive, Pages From an Italian Diary, by Inez Haynes Irwin -- 10 Love the Devourer (poem), by Clement Wood -- 14 On the Inside, by William D. Haywood -- 15 Surrender, by S. N. Behrman -- 16 Anniversary (poem), by Max Eastman -- 18 Wilson and the World's Future, by Max Eastman -- 19 Anti and Pro, by [no author's name] Night in Prison (poem), by Charles Ashleigh -- 25 Lot's Wife, by Max Eastman -- 26 The Temptation, by Boardman Robinson -- 27 Red Russia -- A Visit to the Army -- II, by John Reed -- 28 To an Aviator (poem), by Beulah Amidon -- 34 When the Song Is Done (poem), by Annette Wynne -- 35 International Labor and Socialist Notes, by Alexander Trachtenberg -- 36 From Washington, by Charles Hallinan -- 38 In the Factory, by Annette Wynne -- 39 Books [reviews] -- 39 [A Yankee in the Trenches, by Corporal R. Derby Holmes;Over the Top, by An American Soldier Who Went, Arthur Guy Empey], by F. D. -- 39 Greenwich Village [Greenwich Village, by Anna Alice Chopin], by F. D. -- 40 On Reading the Poems of Edna St. Vincent Millay (poem), by F. D. -- 41 That Far-off Divine Event [Approaches to the Great Settlement, by Emily Greene Balch], by Floyd Dell -- 42 The Newest Weapon [The Air-Line to Liberty: A Prospectus for All Nations, by Gerald Stanley Lee], by F. D. -- 42 The College Muse [The Poets of the Future. A College Anthology for 1916-1917. Edited by Henry T. Schnittkind, Ph.D.], by Ruth Pickering -- 43 A Preface to -- [A Book of Prefaces, by H. L. Mencken], by Louis Untermeyer -- 43 How Different From the Home-Life of Our Dear Neighbors! [Where Bonds Are Loosed, A. Novel, by E. L. Grant Watson], by R. P. -- 45 [Liberator Book Shop] -- 46 From Vachel Lindsay: An Open Letter to Mr. Floyd Dell, by Vachel Lindsay -- 47 [Advertisement: A Suggestion to Congress] -- 48 Letters From Our Readers -- 49 Shadows on Bedford Hill (poem), by Florence Ripley Mastin -- 50 Three Poems -- 50 Picnic on the Grass, by Louis Untermeyer -- 50 Habit, by Louis Untermeyer -- 50 A Derelict, by Louis Untermeyer -- 50 [Ads] -- 51 [Back Cover] -- 52 CARTOONS Today, by K. R. Chamberlain -- 4 "Will you tell me what time the train that starts . . . ?" by Arthur Young -- 9 Tired (cartoon), by Cornelia Burns -- 13 ART Lot's Wife, by Boardman Robinson -- 26 Play, by Hugo Gellert -- 35 ################# The Liberator Full Table of Contents for Vol. 1, No. 4, June 1918 Cover, Fowl in Red Against Black and Red Background [Ads] -- 2 A Tribute From a Soldier, by Pvt. H. G. -- 3 The Masses Case, by the Masses Defense Committee -- 5 The Story of the Trial, by Floyd Dell -- 7 The Prosecutors (drawing)[no author] -- 9 The Defenders (drawing)[no author] -- 10 Art Young on Trial for His Life (drawing), by Art Young -- 11 The Door-Keeper (drawing), by Art Young -- 12 Floyd Dell, Sketch by Boardman Robinson -- 13 Dudley Field Malone, a Sketch by Art Young -- 14 Hillquit, Drawn by Art Young -- 16 Boardman Robinson [no artist name] -- 17 A Tribute, by Earl B. Barnes -- 18 Speeches of Max Eastman and Morris Hillquit at the Masses Dinner, May 9 -- 19 The Masses Jury, by M. E. -- 22 [Sketches of jurors 1 through 12], From Art Young's Sketchbook -- 22 The Philosopher Takes a Walk, by Stuart Chase -- 24 A Message to Our Readers From John Reed Who Has Just Returned From Petrograd, by [no author name] -- 26 'Foreign Affairs," by John Reed -- 27 What the Negro Is Doing for Himself, by James Weldon Johnson -- 29 International Labor and Socialist News, by Alexander Trachtenberg -- 32 Prepare to Shed Them Now, by Howard Brubaker -- 34 Advice (poem), by Louis Untermeyer -- 34 In My Room (poem), by Max Eastman -- 35 Rights of Citizens -- 35 Books [reviews], by F. D. -- 35 Dusk of the Gods [Toward the Gulf, by Edgar Lee Masters], by Louis Untermeyer -- 36 A Minor Martyr [The Record of a Quaker Conscience: Cyrus Pringle's Diary, with an introduction by Rufus M. Jones], by Harry Saltpeter -- 37 The Cult of Convention [The Contemporary Literature, by Stuart P. Sherman], by Randolph Bourne -- 39 [Ads] -- 40 Glimpses -- 41 Wheels (poem), by Morris Gilbert -- 41 The (Printed) Play's the Thing, by L. U. -- 41 Will He Come Back? by L.U. -- 41 From Harriet Monroe -- 41 The Veteran (poem), by Max Endicott -- 41 Limehouse in Verse -- 41 Constrained (poem), by Dorothea Gay -- 42 Home From Arras (poem), by Stirling Bowen -- 42 [Ads] -- 42 [Back Cover] -- 43 ART A Prodigal Son and His Father, by Boardman Robinson -- 4 ########## The Liberator Full Table of Contents for Vol. 1, No. 5, July 1918 Cover, Fowl in Red Against Black and Red Background, Design by Hugo Gellert [Ads] -- 2 [Ads] -- 3 Editorials -- 5 Socialist Leadership -- 5 Too Simple -- 6 The Silver Chord (poem), by Babette Deutsch -- 6 From Bad to Worse (poem), by Howard Brubaker -- 7 The Score Board (poem), by Louis Untermeyer -- 7 Selecting a Perfect Jury, by Arturo Giovannitti -- 8 Spring Comes Again, by Vera Buch -- 10 Spring in Paris -- 1917 (poem), by Inez Haynes Irwin -- 12 Cold Blooded Crime, by 0'Brien Geddes -- 16 Recognize Russia, by John Reed -- 18 A Child's Poems, by Elsie Stackhouse -- 20 Labor and the War, by Morris Hillquit -- 21 Kerensky Is Coming! by John Reed -- 23 Norman Hapgood and Socialist Journalism [letter of John Reed, Norman Hapgood and Max Eastman] -- 28 Fire and Water (poem), by Max Eastman -- 29 The Still Return (poem), by Hazel Hall -- 29 International Labor and Socialist News, by Alexander Trachtenberg -- 30 Books [reviews] -- 32 Surveys of the Promised Land [The Rise of David Levinsky, by Abraham Cahan; The House of Conrad, by Elias Tobenkin], by Irwin Granier -- 32 An Old Woman in Spring (poem), by Pauline Schneider -- 34 Fifteen Years Old, by Hazel Hawthorne -- 34 In Philadelphia, by The Editors -- 34 [Advertorial] -- 35 [Ad] -- 36 CARTOONS Culture, by Art Young -- 7 'Boys' I Can't Hardly Recognize You!", by Art Young -- 18 "Don't you believe that stuff about a sailor having a sweetheart in every port!", by Cornelia Barns [the signature is indistinct] -- 22 ART Exodus--17, by Boardman Robinson -- 4 The Soul That Is Sick, by Albert Sterner -- 11 The House Of Usher, by Albert Sterner -- 14 ############ The Liberator Full Table of Contents for Vol. 1, No. 6, August 1918 Cover, Two Runners, One Male (Orange Garment), One Female (White Garment With Orange Circles as Patterns), Against Blue Background, by [no name] [Ads] -- 2 [Ads] - 3 Were You Ever a Child? by Floyd Dell -- 5 Summer Pools (poem), by Stirling Bowen -- 10 Recognize the Soviets, by George V. Lomonossoff" -- 11 Socialists and Suppression, by Arturo Giovannitti -- 13 To Marie Sukloff -- An Assassin (poem) , by Max Eastman -- 13 A Little Song (poem), by Annette Wynne -- 14 Stripped for Action, by Howard Brubaker -- 15 "On the Field of Honor" (poem), by Louis Untermeyer -- 15 How the Russian Revolution Works,* by John Reed -- 16 Diurne - The Story of a Day's Work, by Phillips Russell -- 24 Negro Free Verse, by Fenton Johnson -- 25 The Cotton Picker -- 25 The Sunset -- 25 Rulers -- 25 Impressions of the A.F. of L. Convention, by T.L.M, H.M. and C.E. -- 26 Books (reviews) -- 28 The Lovely Invalid [Drift. A Novel, by Mary Aldis], by F. D. -- 28 Rhythm in a Novel [Nocturne, by Frank Swinnerton], By Ruth Pickering -- 28 Silence and the Resurrection (letter), by William Bross Lloyd -- 30 In Reply, by M. E. -- 32 From Norman Hapgood (letter), by Norman Hapgood -- 32 John Reed Explains (letter), by John Reed -- 33 [Ads] -- 34 [Ads] -- 35 CARTOONS "Now then. Children, all Together, three cheers for the Supreme Court!", by Art Young -- 4 "Nonsense, my dear. They're better fed than they've ever been in their lives before," by Cornelia Barns -- 8 ART Lomonosoff [sic], by Young -- 11 The National Labor Situation, by Boardman Robinson -- 18 Portrait of a City [Hoboken] (drawing and story), drawing by Stuart Davis, story by Max Eastman -- 22 Feline, by Stuart Davis -- 23 ########### The Liberator Full Table of Contents for Vol. 1, No. 7, September 1918 Cover, Green Background With Black Highlights, with Silhouette of Bird, design by Hugo Gellert [Ads] -- 2 [Ads] -- 3 Editorial, by Arthur Ransome -- 5 Important News [no author] -- 5 Easy Come, Easy Go, by Howard Brubaker -- 6 With Gene Debs on the Fourth, by John Reed -- 7 Debs (illustration), by Art Young -- 7 Seymour Stedman, Chicago's Leading Socialist, Attorney for Debs (illustration), by Art Young -- 8 Deb's Hand (illustration), by Art Young -- 9 Faces (poem), by Rose Henderson -- 9 A Statesman of the New Order, by Max Eastman -- 10 New York and I (poem), by Arturo Giovannitti -- 14 Were You Ever a Child? A Discussion of Education, by Floyd Dell -- 15 Soldierly [no author] -- 17 The Social Revolution in Court, by Art Young and John Reed -- 20 [No title](illustrations of Porter, Murdock and Nebeker, prosecutors, and No. 2, the youngest juror] [no artist name] -- 20 [Illustrations of No. 11, the oldest juror, Judge Landis, Cleary for defense, and Vandeveer for defense] [no artist name] -- 21 Defendents [sic] Listen -- A Sketch by Art Young -- 22 Sketched at Random from I. W. W. Members on Trial to Show the International Character of the Organization [drawing], by Art Young -- 23 Vandeveer (drawing), by Art Young -- 25 Judge Landis (drawing), by Art Young -- 25 John T. Doran, known as "Red Doran" (drawing), by Art Young -- 26 Jampes P. Thompson. a prominent I. W. W. Speaker (drawing), by Art Young -- 26 Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis stands up or walks around the courtroom as the impulse moves him . . . (drawing), by Art Young -- 27 Entrance to the Courtroom (drawing), by Art Young -- 27 Boxes Containing Letters and Other I.W.W Documents... (drawing), by Art Young -- 28 Books (reviews) -- 29 New Perspectives [Horizons. A Book of Criticisms, by Francis Hackett], by Louis Untermeyer -- 29 A Minority Report, by F. D. -- 32 Tattle [National Miniatures, by "Tattler"], by H. S. -- 32 International Labor and Socialist News, by Alexander Trachtenberg -- 30 [Ads] -- 33 Two Letters [Max Eastman, John Reed] -- 34 Liberator Book Shop -- 35 [Ads] -- 36 CARTOONS Our Modern Canute: "Back Tides!", by K. R. Chamberlain -- 4 ART Contemplation [no artist name] -- 19 ##### The Liberator Full Table of Contents for Vol. 1, No. 8, October 1918 Cover, Figure on Winged Horse (in White), Drawing, Against Purple Background [reproduction of woodcut by John Storrs] [Ad] -- 2 [Ad] -- 3 The Farmers' Crusade/Letters from George Cronyn, a Non-Partisan League Organizer -- 5 Here We Are Again, by Howard Brubaker -- 12 Less Than Equal, A Story by Elsa Unterman -- 13 Our Cover Design [no author] -- 18 X Rays (poem), by Max Eastman -- 18 A Suffrage Trial in Washington, by Lucy Burns -- 19 Innocent Peter (poem), by Helen A. Salz Brest-Litovsk--A Brigands' Peace, by Nikolai Lenin -- 22 Editorials, by Max Eastman -- 23 The Campaign Issue -- 23 The Socialist Platform -- 25 Lenin--A Statesman of the New Order, by Max Eastman -- 28 A Message From Chicago, by the Committee of Five -- 33 Modern Love (poems) -- 34 Spring, by Jean Starr Untermeyer -- 34 Two Sonnets, by Floyd Dell -- 34 Unity, by Helen Hoyt -- 35 Severance, by Babette Deutsch -- 35 The Lost Heart, by Herbert S. Gorman -- 35 The Wall, by Paul Girasch -- 35 A Praiseful Complaint, by Max Eastman -- 35 Smiling, by Hazel Hall -- 35 Were You Ever a Child? A Discussion of Education, by Floyd Dell -- 36 International Labor and Socialist News, by Alexander Trachtenberg -- 40 Socialist Party Congressional Program -- 42 Books (reviews) -- 46 A Free Man's Worship [Logic and Mysticism and Other Essays, by Bertrand Russell], by F. D. -- 46 Plays: Irish, Yiddish and Middle Western [Exiles, by James Joyce; Wisconsin Plays, second series, B. W. Huebsch; The God of Vengeance, by Sholom Ash], by P. R. -- 48 Liberator Book-Shop -- 47 Notes, by the Editors, F.D. -- 50 [Ads] -- 51 [Ads] -- 52 CARTOONS "Where Angels Fear to Tread," by Cornelia Barns -- 4 "We," by Art Young -- 21 Cartoon [no title], by Boardman Robinson -- 27 Citizen: "I want a newspaper that contains the whole truth" . . . , by William Gropper -- 41 ART Woodcut [house], by J. J. Lankes -- 8 Woodcut [man], by J. J. Lankes -- 11 ########### The Liberator Full Table of Contents for Vol. 1, No. 9, November 1918 Cover, Bird outlined in blue, perched on an orange strip of color, against blue, black and white background [no artist] The Jury Voted Eight to Four Acquittal, by the Editors -- 2 [Ads] -- 3 The Trial of Eugene Debs, by Max Eastman -- 5 Redemption (poem), by Ernest J. Hopkins -- 12 The Chinese Basket, by Lillian Fox -- 12 Humiliation (poem), by Winifred Welles -- 12 Repartee, by Howard Brubaker -- 13 R.T.P. (poem), by Anne Herendeen -- 13 On Intervention in Russia, by John Reed -- 14 To Nicolai Lenin, by Max Eastman -- 17 Hellenica (poem), by Edward J. O'Brien -- 19 Old Men Hoeing (poem), by Leslie Nelson Jennings -- 19 A Morning (poem), by Max Eastman -- 19 Were You Ever a Child? A Discussion of Education, by Floyd Dell -- 20 Pro-German? (letter), by Wm. Bross Lloyd -- 25 Weather Forecast, [no author] -- 25 A Symposium on the Creel Documents [no author] -- 28 "All I Possess," by J. T. G., Jr. -- 30 Alien (poem), by Clement Wood -- 31 Words (poem), by E. P. S. Stackhouse -- 31 The Structure of the Soviet State, by John Reed -- 32 Aeroplanes and Jails, by C.E. -- 39 International Labor and Socialist News, by Alexander Trachtenberg -- 40 Books (reviews) -- 44 Love Among the Shavians (George Bernard Shaw: His Life and Works, by Archibald Henderson), by Floyd Dell -- 44 The New American (With Poor Immigrants to America, by Stephen Graham), by H. P. S. -- 46 Announcement, [no author] -- 44 Liberator Book-Shop [no author] -- 47 Announcement[no author] -- 47 [Ads] -- 48 [Ads] -- 49 [Ads] -- 50 [Ads] -- 51 [Ads] -- 52 CARTOONS The Triumph of American Labor -- Gompers Is Granted an Audience by King George, by Boardman Robinson -- 4 Are you a Socialist?""Certainly"" Show your indictment", by Art Young -- 7 "Are these good seats?", by Art Young -- 13 Backing the Wrong Horse, by Boardman Robinson -- 24 The Mollycoddles' Union, by Art Young -- 27 Art Young, Candidate, by Art Young -- 39 ART A Pueblo Indian, by Maurice Sterne -- 18 ########### The Liberator Full Table of Contents for Vol.1, No. 10, December 1918 Cover, Drawing of a Woman, Brown Ink With Sepia Background, by Maurice Sterne [Ad] -- 2 To a Pagan Poet (poem), by Mary L. Gruening -- 3 Lawn Party (poem), by Mary Gruening -- 3 Editorials -- 5 The League of Nations -- 5 A Warning -- 7 About Solidarity -- 7 Upton Sinclair -- 7 A Gradual Recovery - 8 A Vote of Censure -- 8 Some Simple Truth -- 8 "Just Democracy" -- 8 Making Everything Clear, by Howard Brubaker -- 9 The Seventh Tier Soviet, by Roger N. Baldwin -- 10 To a Black Soldier Fallen in the War (poem), by Mary Burrill -- 11 The War Labor Board, by H.M. -- 12 Out of White Lips (poem), by Carl Sandburg -- 15 Russia in America, by [no author] -- 16 The Italian Workers and the War, by Carlo Tresca -- 19 Soldier-Mother (poem), by Hazel Hall -- 21 The Challenger (poem), by Babette Deutsch -- 21 We Will Go Down to Corinth (poem), by Leslie Nelson Jennings -- 21 November Seventh, 1918: A Speech in Commemoration of the Founding of the Soviet Republic in Russia, by Max Eastman -- 22 Signs of the Times, by C.E. -- 23 The Office Building (poem), by Helen Hoyt -- 23 Recent Impressions of Russia: Verbatim Report of a Conversation with Albert Rhys Williams, by Rose Pastor Stokes and Graham Stokes -- 24 The Socialist Vote, by C.E. -- 33 Russia's Answer to the Charge of Terrorism, by G. W. Tschitscherin -- 34 About the Second Masses Trial, by John Reed -- 36 The Election Gains of the Nonpartisan League", Olive S. Morris -- 38 Washington Letter, by Charles T . Hallinan -- 40 International Labor and Socialist News, by Alexander Trachtenberg -- 42 Books (reviews) -- 44 Colors of Life (Poems and Songs and Sonnets, by Max Eastman), by Floyd Dell -- 44 [Ads] -- 49 Rain Wind (poem), by Mary Macmillan -- 50 Books on Labor -- 51 [Ads] -- 52 CARTOONS A Reminiscence of the Second Masses Trial, by Art Young -- 4 "Aw-Shut Up! This is a Free Country!" (political cartoon), by William Gropper -- 9 "You're a Liar!", by William Gropper -- 13 "You Too," by Boardman Robinson -- 27 Stedman: "Have You Any Prejudice Against Socialism ? ...", by Art Young -- 37 "You ain't big enough. Send your fadder," by William Gropper -- 39 ART Albert Rhys Williams, by Art Young -- 24 A Sketch of Judge Manton, by Art Young -- 38 A Sketch of Jim Larkin, by Art Young -- 43 <<<<>>>>