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IssueVol. 002 Issue 017 (September 2 1925)
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Paid articleLife and Leadership
LIFE AND LEADERSHIP IT should have been perfectly obvious—though apparently it was not—from what was said in these columns two weeks ago, that The Commonweal has no desire to undertake the...
Paid articleWeek by Week
WEEK BY WEEK HP HE battle for the Senate intrigues both Wisconsin -*- citizens and Wisconsin candidates. In an effort to tear the mantle of Robert La Follette into shreds, and dispose anew of...
Paid articleBread and the Circus
BREAD AND THE CIRCUS NE of the most beautiful buildings in New York —indeed one of the most beautiful modern buildings in the world—is the Public Library, which for some twenty years has...
Paid articleThe Belgian Debt
THE BELGIAN DEBT THE Debt Commission has paved an important -*¦ stretch in the road towards international harmony. Doubtless the Belgians would have relished even better terms; but the...
Paid articleCoal and Coöperation
COAL AND COOPERATION HILE a strike in the anthracite regions is almost a dead certainty and a shut-down in the bituminous fields is probable, the American citizen who looks forward to banking...
Paid articleIn Regno Christi
Watts, Henry C.
September 2, 1925 THE COMMONWEAL 385 IN REGNO CHRISTI By HENRY C. WATTS OXFORD has long been known as the home of lost causes, as though to be lost were synonymous with being dead. But...
Paid articleThe Writing on the Wall, II
Kinsman, Frederick Joseph
THE WRITING ON THE WALL By FREDERICK JOSEPH KINSMAN (This is the second of two articles by Dr. Kinsman, the first of which appeared in The Commonweal of August 26.—The Editors.) MUCH publicity...
Paid articleWalther yon der Vogelweide
Remy, Arthur F. J.
WALTHER VON DER VOGELWEIDE By ARTHUR F. J. REMY THE RECENT announcement of Professor Delbrueck that the world's greatest poet is Walther von der Vogelweide, made quite a stir in this prosy...
Paid articleThe Dying Poet (verse)
Mullins, Helene
The Dying Poet During this hour shadows touch his eyes, For he has turned his back upon the sun. Lo, now he dies, as any other dies Who has not wandered far, as he has done, Beyond the...
Paid articleThe Imperfect Club Meeting
Walker, Helen
September 2, 1925 THE COMMONWEAL 393 THE IMPERFECT CLUB MEETING By HELEN WALKER (At the Meadowdale Ladies' Culture Club.) The President:—Ladies, the meeting is called to order. Before we...
Paid articleDiscovering Platitudes
McGowan, R. A.
DISCOVERING PLATITUDES By R. A. McGOWAN TO DISCOVER again an old book that one had forgotten, a picture once seen and admired, a vista that had enchanted, the flavor of a flower or a fruit that...
Paid articleThe Play
Skinner, R. Dana
396 THE COMMONWEAL September 2, 1925 THE PLAY By R. DANA SKINNER Spring Fever THE comedy with this rather belated title has, in its first two acts, certain promising elements—an employer...
Paid articlePoems
Stubbs, Madelon; Thayer, Mary Dixon; Roche, Loretta; Hanlon, John; McCormick, Virginia; Zabel, Morton
September 2, 1925 THE COMMONWEAL 397 POEMS My eyes!—God, they burn! Has the dark descended? Has the sun ceased to turn? Has the universe ended? I saw a planet, Flaming and falling. 'Twas...
Paid articleCommunications
September 2, 1925 THE COMMONWEAL 399 ANATOLE FRANCE Paris, France. TO the Editor:—As I was reading the three very interesting articles on Anatole France which Jules Bois contributed to...
Paid articleThe Cancer Organism
Windle, Bertram C. A.
4OO THE COMMONWEAL September 2, 1925 THE CANCER ORGANISM By BERTRAM C. A. WINDLE IN a recently published review in The Commonweal on Professor Bragg's book, Concerning the Nature of...
Paid articleBooks
Leo, Brother; Thomas, Dorothy
4OO September 2, 1925 BOOKS The Christian Renaissance: A History of the Devotio Moderna, by Albert Hyma. New York and London: The Century Company. $4.00. IT is at once a tribute to American...
Paid articleThe Quiet Corner
THE QUIET CORNER / counsel thee, shut not thy heart nor thy library.—C. Lamb. "I would not mind the warmth," said Dr. Angelicus mopping his broad white brow that contrasted blankly with...
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