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••Contents••
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The Elusive Shades
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THE ELUSIVE SHADES A RECENTLY published biography of Houdini, the l~\famous magician, may redirect popular attention to the phenomena of spiritism, in which he took so deep an interest. Every...
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Week by Week
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WEEK BY WEEK FJISCUSSION of the question of the Rhineland ¦*--' occupation, an ever-present factor in all German political situations, was made the most notable feature of Chancellor Herman...
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Et Tu, Herald Tribune!
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ET TU, HERALD TRIBUNE! CTRANGE and significant things are occurring in ^ this country peopled by wets and drys. The two major parties have sawed twin prohibition planks by a design that is least...
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What Chance Has Smith?
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Thompson, Charles Willis
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July 18, 1928 THE COMMONWEAL 285 WHAT CHANCE HAS SMITH ? By CHARLES WILLIS THOMPSON ANY Democratic candidate for President— whether it is an Alfred E. Smith or Woodrow Wilson, or a James M....
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Standish O'Grady: A Memory
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Walsh, James J.
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STANDISH O'GRADY: A MEMORY By JAMES J. WALSH THE passing of Standish O'Grady, of whose that it would be really a shame to take any of their book, The History of Ireland: Heroic Period, time...
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To Francis Ledwidge (verse)
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Barton, John P.
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To Francis Ledwidge Your little cowslip fields are bright again, With merry larks above them all day long; And you not there to see, and hear the song Of linnets in your primrose-bordered...
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Moors and Mandarins
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Engels, Vincent
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MOORS AND MANDARINS By VINCENT ENGELS ]\/fORNING in Algeria I •"•¦•To a poet in an airplane, no doubt, it was a pleasant morning on a pleasant countryside. But to a poor realist whose two feet...
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Candle-Light (verse)
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Cozzens, Evangeline Chapman
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Qandle-hight His mother sat in the window, In the orange candle-light, Watching and praying for his boat Many a night. When she died he put a candle In her thin brown hands; It was just one...
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Conventions, Old Style
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Heintz, Michael G.
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future the Republican firesides where fathers, with wives and children about them, would prepare the verdict which would be rendered in November. He saw about him "a human ocean in a tempest"; he...
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Courage (verse)
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Kelly, Sarah Hammond
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Qourage They call me coward, since I always choose The safest course, the deadly, dull routine, Nor ever stake my all to gain or lose In one swift flight beyond ... oh, small and mean I seem to...
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Communications
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COMMUNICATIONS THE BOUNDARIES OF CATHOLIC LIBERALISM Washington, D. C. TO the Editor:—I have been reading of late in Dr. John A. Ryan's Declining Liberty. If "liberalism" means (and I think it...
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Books
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Stuart, Henry Longan; Kellogg, Charlotte; Blunt, Hugh F.; McGuire, Harry; Boddington, Ernest F.; Logan, J. D.
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BOOKS Tom Brown's Headmaster Dr. Arnold of Rugby, by Arnold Whitridge; with an introduction by Sir Michael Sadler. New York: Henry t~o\lf and Company. ...
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The Quiet Corner
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THE QUIET CORNER I counsel thee, shut not thy heart nor thy library.—C. Lamb. "You find me deeply perturbed," announced Doctor Angelicus, as Britannicus entered the Library puffing his...
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Vol. 008 Issue 012 (July 25 1928)
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