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The Saturday Evening Post [v183 #29, January 14, 1911] (5¢, 48pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by F. Earl Christy) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · The Million-Dollar Twins · Henry C. Rowland · ss; illustrated by F. R. Gruger 6 · His Majesty the Freshman · John Corbin · ar 8 · Hepzibah · Otheman Stevens · ss; illustrated by Anton Otto Fischer 11 · Too Much Gold: An Interview with Edison · Roger W. Babson · ar 12 · Professional Farming · F. D. Coburn · ar 13 · Railroad Expenses and Earnings · Clifford Thomas · ar 14 · The High Hand [Part 3 of 6] · Jacques Futrelle · sl; illustrated by Will Grefe 17 · Eve’s Second Husband [Part 7 of 8] · Corra Harris · sl; illustrated by Robert Edwards 21 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Chief Justice Edward White. 22 · The Parcels-Post Abroad · Robert Shackleton · ar; illustrated by H. Devitt Welsh 24 · With a Snowslide · Enos A. Mills · ar 26 · The Senator’s Secretary · [uncredited] · cl 33 · My Olas Four · J. W. Foley · pm 44 · Friends No Longer · J. W. Foley · pm 46 · Magazine Men and Women · [uncredited] · cl; photos of Brant Whitlock, M.L. Blumenthal, Cy Warman, Sarah S. Stilwell Weber, James Hopper, and Elizabeth Shackleton.

The Saturday Evening Post [v183 #30, January 21, 1911] (5¢, 48pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Robert Robinson) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · Esau in Search of a Home · Emerson Hough · ar; illustrated by H. T. Dunn; land ownership. 6 · An Occurrence Up a Side Street · Irvin S. Cobb · ss; illustrated by M. Leone Bracker 8 · Oryza Sativa · William R. Lighton · ar; rice farming. 10 · Cupid—That Old College Chum · George Fitch · ss; illustrated by May Wilson Preston 13 · A Return to Arcady [Potash and Perlmutter] · Montague Glass · ss; illustrated by J. J. Gould 16 · Made in Germany: German Cheapness · James H. Collins · ar; illustrated by M. L. Blumenthal 18 · The High Hand [Part 4 of 6] · Jacques Futrelle · sl; illustrated by Will Grefe 20 · Eve’s Second Husband [Part 8 of 8] · Corra Harris · sl; illustrated by Robert Edwards 23 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Col. Lafayette Young, Iowa newspaper publisher. 26 · The Fourth Estate of Investors [Part 2 of 2] · Roger W. Babson · ar 27 · The Senator’s Secretary · [uncredited] · cl

The Saturday Evening Post [v183 #31, January 28, 1911] (5¢, 40pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Sarah S. Stilwell Weber) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · New Styles in Government · Samuel G. Blythe · ar 5 · The Invisible Man [Father Brown] · G. K. Chesterton · ss; illustrated by Will F. Foster 8 · The Vanity of the Actor · Mary Shaw · ar; illustrated by May Wilson Preston 10 · Overdue Luck · Peter B. Kyne · ss; illustrated by Robert Edwards 13 · What War Is · Thomas F. Logan · iv; illustrated by W. C. Metzger; interview with Andrew Carnegie. 14 · Neglected Opportunities · Forrest Crissey · ar 16 · The High Hand [Part 5 of 6] · Jacques Futrelle · sl; illustrated by Will Grefe 19 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about George Bowers, Fish Commissioner. 22 · Out-of-Doors: Natural History While You Wait · [uncredited] · cl 24 · The Senator’s Secretary · [uncredited] · cl 29 · The City-Summons · Ruth Kauffman · pm

The Saturday Evening Post [v183 #32, February 4, 1911] (5¢, 56pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Harrison Fisher) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · The Grain of Dust [Part 1 of 11] · David Graham Phillips · sl; illustrated by A. B. Wenzell 6 · Education’s New Gift to Business · Henry M. Hyde · ar; illustrated by H. M. Brett 8 · The Locked Bag · Melville Davisson Post · ss; illustrated by Arthur William Brown 10 · Our Foolish Panics: An Interview with Edison · Roger W. Babson · ar 11 · Made in Germany: In Germany Everybody Belongs to Something · James H. Collins · ar; illustrated by M. L. Blumenthal 12 · Invisible Dangers of the Heights · Enos A. Mills · ar 14 · A Present for Mr. Geigermann · Montague Glass · ss; illustrated by J. J. Gould 17 · The High Hand [Part 6 of 6] · Jacques Futrelle · sl; illustrated by Will Grefe 21 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Rep. Doc Akin, NY. 22 · The Dancing Billows · Joseph C. Lincoln · ss; illustrated by H. M. Brett 26 · The Senator’s Secretary · [uncredited] · cl 38 · Listed versus Unlisted Stocks · Roger W. Babson · ar 39 · At Bay · J. W. Foley · pm 48 · The Countryman · [uncredited] · cl 49 · The Risks of Credit · John S. McCay · ar 56 · The Tough and the Mough · George B. Anderson · pm 56 · A Matter of Chance · J. W. Foley · pm

The Saturday Evening Post [v183 #33, February 11, 1911] (5¢, 52pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Anton Otto Fischer) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · A Woman Wins [Part 1 of 3] · Anne S. Monroe · ar; illustrated by Arthur William Brown 6 · Little Joe · George Pattullo · ss; illustrated by H. T. Dunn; western. 8 · Made in Germany: Dealing with Germans · James H. Collins · ar; illustrated by M. L. Blumenthal 9 · Neglected Opportunities · Forrest Crissey · ar; illustrated by Gayle P. Hoskins 11 · Back to the Land · William R. Lighton · ar 12 · The Hobo and the Fairy · Jack London · ss; illustrated by C. D. Williams 14 · The Universal Crime · Samuel G. Blythe · ar; smuggling. 15 · The Trap · Gouverneur Morris · ss; illustrated by Arthur William Brown 19 · The Grain of Dust [Part 2 of 11] · David Graham Phillips · sl; illustrated by A. B. Wenzell 23 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Patrick McCarthy, mayor of San Francisco. 24 · The Senator’s Secretary · [uncredited] · cl 26 · Magazine Men · [uncredited] · cl; photos of Forbes Robertson, Harrison Fisher, George Fitch, and Arthur Bartlett Maurice. 28 · A Boyish Fantasy · J. W. Foley · pm 28 · The Cop on the Corner · Berton Braley · pm

The Saturday Evening Post [v183 #34, February 18, 1911] (5¢, 52pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Clarence F. Underwood) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · W. Ogden-Brown, Incorporated [Part 1 of 2] · Gouverneur Morris · sl; illustrated by Clarence F. Underwood 6 · The Psychology of the Audience · Mary Shaw · ar; illustrated by George Gibbs 8 · The Manicure · Emerson Hough · ss; illustrated by Martin Justice; western. 10 · Making Over the Public Schools [Part 1 of 3] · Henry M. Hyde · ar; illustrated by B. Cory Kilvert 11 · A Break in Training · Allen Sangree · ss; illustrated by F. R. Gruger 14 · The Retail Cost · Will Payne · ar 16 · A Woman Wins [Part 2 of 3] · Anne S. Monroe · ar; illustrated by Arthur William Brown 19 · The Grain of Dust [Part 3 of 11] · David Graham Phillips · sl; illustrated by A. B. Wenzell 23 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Sen. Atlee Pomerene, Ohio. 24 · The Senator’s Secretary · [uncredited] · cl 28 · Getting Facts about Listed Securities · Roger W. Babson · ar 52 · A Steeple-Jack’s Luck · Peter Newell · pm; illustrated by Peter Newell 52 · The Deck Walloper · Berton Braley · pm

The Saturday Evening Post [v183 #35, February 25, 1911] (5¢, 52pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Harrison Fisher) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · What Is the Matter with Alaska? · Rex Beach · ar 5 · The Eye of Apollo [Father Brown] · G. K. Chesterton · ss; illustrated by Will F. Foster 8 · A Woman Wins [Part 3 of 3] · Anne S. Monroe · ar; illustrated by Arthur William Brown 11 · From the Season’s New Plays · John Corbin · ms 12 · Commerce and the Campus · Charles Whiting Williams · ar; illustrated by James M. Preston 14 · The Failures · Peter B. Kyne · ss; illustrated by Rollin Kirby 16 · W. Ogden-Brown, Incorporated [Part 2 of 2] · Gouverneur Morris · sl; illustrated by Clarence F. Underwood 19 · The Grain of Dust [Part 4 of 11] · David Graham Phillips · sl; illustrated by A. B. Wenzell 23 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Sen. Jim Reed, Missouri. 25 · The Senator’s Secretary · [uncredited] · cl

The Saturday Evening Post [v183 #36, March 4, 1911] (5¢, 72pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Clarence F. Underwood) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · Mr. Pottle’s Passengers [Part 1 of 2] · Albert Lee · sl; illustrated by May Wilson Preston 6 · Buffalo Jim · George Pattullo · ss Pearson’s Magazine (US) November 1910; illustrated by H. T. Dunn; western. 8 · Making Over the Public Schools [Part 2 of 3] · Henry M. Hyde · ar; illustrated by B. Cory Kilvert 9 · The Greek Double-Cross [Siwash College] · George Fitch · ss; illustrated by Gustavus C. Widener 12 · A Perilous Philanthropy · John Fleming Wilson · ss; illustrated by Anton Otto Fischer 14 · Making Insurgents · [uncredited] · cl; illustrated by F. Vaux Wilson; railroad regulation. 17 · The Sorrows of Seiden · Montague Glass · ss; illustrated by J. J. Gould; set among NYC Jews. 20 · Made in Germany: The German Export Trade · James H. Collins · ar; illustrated by M. L. Blumenthal 21 · The Grain of Dust [Part 5 of 11] · David Graham Phillips · sl; illustrated by A. B. Wenzell 25 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Frederick Lehmann, solicitor general. 28 · Hastening the Millenium · Thomas F. Logan · ar; road improvement. 30 · Out on Bail · Blanche Goodman · ss 31 · Selling to Cities · Carl Crow · ar 33 · The Young Man’s Credit · Roger W. Babson · ar 38 · The Senator’s Secretary · [uncredited] · cl 41 · The General Manager · Edward Hungerford · ar; railroads. 72 · Various Apologies · Wallace Irwin · pm

The Saturday Evening Post [v183 #37, March 11, 1911] (5¢, 72pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Alonzo Kimball) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · The Rival Deltas · Harris Dickson · ar; cotton production. 5 · The Drake Who Had Means of His Own · Owen Wister · ss; illustrated by H. T. Dunn; western. 8 · The Theater and Morality · William Winter · ar; illustrated by James M. Preston 10 · On a Field Sable · Harry Snowden Stabler · ss; illustrated by F. R. Gruger; blacks. 13 · Made in Germany—Getting Into Germany Right · James H. Collins · ar; illustrated by M. L. Blumenthal 14 · With Boots On · Richard Washburn Child · ss; illustrated by Anton Otto Fischer 16 · Neglected Opportunities: Making One’s Own Market · Forrest Crissey · ar; illustrated by E. Roscoe Shrader 18 · Mr. Pottle’s Passengers [Part 2 of 2] · Albert Lee · sl; illustrated by May Wilson Preston 21 · The Grain of Dust [Part 6 of 11] · David Graham Phillips · sl; illustrated by A. B. Wenzell 25 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Rep. Oscar Unerwood, Alabama. 26 · The Home Life of Roosevelt · Colonel W. H. Crook · ar 30 · The Senator’s Secretary · [uncredited] · cl 33 · The Countryman · [uncredited] · cl 38 · Out-of-Doors: The Timber Cruiser · [uncredited] · cl 42 · The Quitter · Berton Braley · pm 65 · The Conservation of Labor [Part 1 of 3] · George F. Stratton · ar 72 · Magazine Men · [uncredited] · cl; photos of Robert Shackleton, Kyrle Bellow, Ort Wells and George Ade, Rex Beach, and Charles belmont Davis.

The Saturday Evening Post [v183 #38, March 18, 1911] (5¢, 72pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Robert Robinson) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · How to Make Capitalists [Part 1 of 3] · Will Payne · ar; illustrated by Hanson Booth 5 · A Great Woman Merchant · Corinne Lowe · ar; illustrated by May Wilson Preston; dept. store. 8 · The Masterpiece of Dumas [Alexandre Dumas] · Henry M. Hyde · ss; illustrated by Walter H. Everett 10 · Financing a College Education · John Corbin · ar; illustrated by James M. Preston 12 · Blood from a Stone · Montague Glass · ss; illustrated by J. J. Gould; set among NYC Jews. 15 · Railroad Earnings and Expenses · Darius Miller · ar 16 · The Strike of the Missing Man · Calvin Johnston · ss; illustrated by W. B. King 19 · Fun on the Stage · Mary Shaw · ar; illustrated by H. C. Wall 21 · The Grain of Dust [Part 7 of 11] · David Graham Phillips · sl; illustrated by A. B. Wenzell 25 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Justice Willis Van Devanter. 26 · Lyrics of a Lobster · Berton Braley · pm; illustrated by Gayle P. Hoskins; 3 pp. 29 · The Senator’s Secretary · [uncredited] · cl 30 · Where Shall I Deposit My Savings? · Roger W. Babson · ar 45 · Various Apologies · Berton Braley · pm 46 · The Black Sheep · Berton Braley · pm 46 · The Deckhands · Berton Braley · pm

The Saturday Evening Post [v183 #39, March 25, 1911] (5¢, 76pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Z. P. Nikolaki) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · Canadian Reciprocity · Sen. Albert J. Beveridge · ar 5 · Soft-Nosed Gus · Lloyd Osbourne · ss; illustrated by F. Vaux Wilson; western. 8 · The British Business Mind: Its Roots in the Mighty Past · James H. Collins · ar; illustrated by John R. Neill 9 · The Sin of Homeliness · Woods Hutchinson, A.M., M.D. · ar; illustrated by Z. P. Nikolaki 12 · The Strange Justice [Father Brown] · G. K. Chesterton · ss; illustrated by Will F. Foster 14 · The Play Machine · John Corbin · ar; illustrated by Peter Newell 16 · Found Out · Robert Herrick · ss; illustrated by H. S. Potter 18 · Making Over the Public Schools [Part 3 of 3] · Henry M. Hyde · ar; illustrated by B. Cory Kilvert 19 · The Grain of Dust [Part 8 of 11] · David Graham Phillips · sl; illustrated by A. B. Wenzell 22 · Building a Railroad · Edward Hungerford · ar 25 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Sen. Charles Johnson, Maine. 26 · The Luck of Jenkin Doy · John S. McGroarty · ss; illustrated by Anton Otto Fischer 32 · Out-of-Doors: Readjustments in Sport · [uncredited] · cl 40 · Helping Dame Nature · Archibald Rutledge · ar 74 · Oddities and Novelties · Various · cl

The Saturday Evening Post [v183 #40, April 1, 1911] (5¢, 76pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by J. C. Leyendecker) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · The Fall Guy · Brand Whitlock · ss; illustrated by C. E. Chambers 6 · The Book of Business Ethics · Henry M. Hyde · ar; illustrated by F. Vaux Wilson 8 · A Message from the Mikado · Harry Leon Wilson · ss; illustrated by F. R. Gruger 10 · Big Sullivan · Frederick R. Bechdolt · ss; illustrated by Anton Otto Fischer 11 · The Lean Sudan · Harris Dickson · ar; continuation of 3/11 article. 14 · The Blue Envelope [Part 1 of 3] · [uncredited] · ar; illustrated by Arthur William Brown 17 · Brothers All [Potash and Perlmutter] · Montague Glass · ss; illustrated by J. J. Gould 20 · The House That Jack Built · Eugene Manlove Rhodes · ar; magazine publishing. 21 · The Grain of Dust [Part 9 of 11] · David Graham Phillips · sl; illustrated by A. B. Wenzell 25 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Gov. Benjamin Hooper, Tennessee. 26 · Training for Citizenship in Munich · Edwin G. Cooley · ar; illustrated by M. L. Blumenthal 32 · What Kind of Bonds to Buy · Roger W. Babson · ar 40 · Out-of-Doors: The Cowpuncher of the Present Dat · [uncredited] · cl 48 · The Conservation of Labor [Part 2 of 3] · George F. Stratton · ar 76 · Magazine Men · [uncredited] · cl; photos of Arthur C. Train, Walter V. Woehlke, Ernest Poole, Edmund Vance Cooke, Bailey Millard, Chauncey Thomas, and Isaac F. Marcosson.

The Saturday Evening Post [v183 #41, April 8, 1911] (5¢, 76pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Harrison Fisher) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · A Number of Things · Eugene Manlove Rhodes · ss; illustrated by F. R. Gruger 6 · Doing Europe—and Being Done · Harris Dickson · ar; illustrated by May Wilson Preston 9 · The Pig-Bristle Slugger · Louis Graves · ss; illustrated by G. C. Widney 12 · How to Make Capitalists [Part 2 of 3] · Will Payne · ar; illustrated by William Harnden Foster 14 · Western Women Farming · Walter V. Woehlke · ar 16 · Counter Encounters · Corinne Lowe · ar; illustrated by May Wilson Preston; bargain hunting. 18 · His Succulency—the Oyster [Part 1 of 3] · Harry Snowden Stabler · ar 20 · The Blue Envelope [Part 2 of 3] · [uncredited] · ar; illustrated by Arthur William Brown 23 · The Grain of Dust [Part 10 of 11] · David Graham Phillips · sl; illustrated by A. B. Wenzell 27 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Sen. James Martine, NJ. 28 · Out-of-Doors: The Forest Ranger · [uncredited] · cl 36 · The Equalizing Bug · Blanche Goodman · ss 37 · The Wife · Arthur Stringer · pm 40 · Tenant Farmer or Landlord? · Charles Dillon · pm 53 · The Shift Boss · Berton Braley · pm

The Saturday Evening Post [v183 #42, April 15, 1911] (5¢, 84pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Sarah S. Stilwell Weber) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · Billy Fortune and the Able-Minded Lady [Part 1 of 4; Billy Fortune] · William R. Lighton · sl; illustrated by Gayle P. Hoskins; western. 6 · A Close Finish · Samuel G. Blythe · ar; illustrated by John R. Neill; postal appropriations. 8 · The Fairy Godmother · Melville Davisson Post · ss; illustrated by Emlen McConnell 11 · Making Insurgents · [uncredited] · cl; illustrated by F. Vaux Wilson; railroads. 14 · The Business side of Invention · Valentine Karlyn · ar; illustrated by J. J. Gould 15 · Sic Transit Gloria All-America [Siwash College] · George Fitch · ss; illustrated by Walter Tittle 18 · His Succulency—the Oyster [Part 2 of 3] · Harry Snowden Stabler · ar 19 · The Blue Envelope [Part 3 of 3] · [uncredited] · ar; illustrated by Arthur William Brown 22 · The British Business Mind: Some of Its Kinks and Notions · James H. Collins · ar; illustrated by John R. Neill 23 · The Grain of Dust [Part 11 of 11] · David Graham Phillips · sl; illustrated by A. B. Wenzell 27 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Rep. Ellison Smith, SC. 28 · From the Season’s New Plays · John Corbin · ms 30 · The Senator’s Secretary · [uncredited] · cl 32 · Different Classes of Corporations Issuing Securities · Roger W. Babson · ar 35 · Behind the Counter · [uncredited] · ar 36 · Tales of an Adjuster · [uncredited] · ar 41 · Wings · Arthur Stringer · pm Ainslee’s Magazine July 1900 44 · The Conservation of Labor [Part 3 of 3] · George Frederic Stratton · ar 46 · Life on a Private Car · Mary Shaw · ar 52 · Disillusioned · Berton Braley · pm; two verses: Through / Speaking Frankly. 53 · The Public and the Parcels-Post · [uncredited] · ar 57 · The Dasheen: a New Crop for Wetlands · [uncredited] · ar 76 · Quien Sabe? · Wallace Irwin · pm 79 · Oddities and Novelties · Various · cl 81 · The Countryman · [uncredited] · cl 83 · The Habit · Berton Braley · pm

The Saturday Evening Post [v183 #43, April 22, 1911] (5¢, 68pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Robert Robinson) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · Where Roosevelt Stands Today · Henry Beach Needham · iv 5 · Where It Was · Owen Wister · ss; illustrated by H. T. Dunn; western. 8 · Doctoring a Sick Business · A. W. Rolker · ar; illustrated by Henry Raleigh 10 · Serpents’ Teeth · Montague Glass · ss; illustrated by J. J. Gould; set among NYC Jews. 13 · Say Now Shibboleth · Eugene Manlove Rhodes · ar; illustrated by Gustavus C. Widney; speech patterns. 15 · The Sins of Prince Saradine [Father Brown] · G. K. Chesterton · ss; illustrated by Will F. Foster 18 · The Composite Citizen · Sen. Jonathan Bourne, Jr. · ar 19 · Billy Fortune and the Able-Minded Lady [Part 2 of 4; Billy Fortune] · William R. Lighton · sl; illustrated by Gayle P. Hoskins 23 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Walter fisher, Secretary of the Interior. 24 · His Succulency—the Oyster [Part 3 of 3] · Harry Snowden Stabler · ar 31 · The Senator’s Secretary · [uncredited] · cl 65 · Out-of-Doors: Cooking in Camp · [uncredited] · cl

The Saturday Evening Post [v183 #44, April 29, 1911] (5¢, 68pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Frank X. Leyendecker) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · Irrigation As It Is · Emerson Hough · ar 6 · A Corner in Shingles · Peter B. Kyne · ss; illustrated by Anton Otto Fischer 10 · Western Women Farmers · Walter V. Woehlke · ar 12 · The British Business Mind: The difference between Old customs and New · James H. Collins · ar; illustrated by John R. Neill 13 · The Silver King · Richard Washburn Child · ss; illustrated by May Wilson Preston 16 · Does Blood Tell? · Woods Hutchinson, A.M., M.D. · ar; illustrated by Peter Newell; this article maybe inevitably gets into race. The comments on just where slaves imported to North America came from sounds right, though the proportions he gives are way off (though might have been accepted then). But he mentions a popular belief that the bite of Negroes with blue gums is poisonous, which I had never heard before. 19 · Billy Fortune and the Able-Minded Lady [Part 3 of 4; Billy Fortune] · William R. Lighton · sl; illustrated by Gayle P. Hoskins 23 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Charles Hilles, secretary to the president. 24 · Three Tenderfeet Afishing Go · Samuel G. Blythe · hu; if it were not illustrated by photographs, I would call it a story. 28 · The Senator’s Secretary · [uncredited] · cl 30 · The Small Investor’s Vocabulary [Part 1 of 2] · Roger W. Babson · ar 36 · The Rules of Right Real-Estate Buying · William E. Harmon · ar 39 · Watch Inspection on the railroads · H. Frank Meddril · ar 66 · Magazine Men · [uncredited] · cl; photos of Montague Glass, Owen Johnson, and George Ade and Frank Doane.

The Saturday Evening Post [v183 #45, May 6, 1911] (5¢, 84pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Philip Boileau) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · The Girl in the Santee [Part 1 of 3] · Gouverneur Morris · sl; illustrated by Stanley M. Arthurs 6 · The Senate and the People · Samuel G. Blythe · ar 8 · The Barred Door · Eugene Manlove Rhodes · ar; illustrated by William Harnden Foster 10 · A Godfather of the Poor · John Fleming Wilson · ss; illustrated by Walter Tittle 11 · Votes from Women [Siwash College] · George Fitch · ss; illustrated by G. C. Widney 14 · A Woman Pioneer: Meeting the Old West · Maude Radford Warren · ar; illustrated by P. V. E. Ivory 16 · The People’s Prerogative · Sen. William E. Borah · ar 17 · The Ringer · Allen Sangree · ss; illustrated by F. R. Gruger 20 · How to Make Capitalists [Part 3 of 3] · Will Payne · ar; illustrated by Arthur E. Becher 22 · Why London Is the Center: The Magic Lodestone in the City · James H. Collins · ar; illustrated by John R. Neill 23 · Billy Fortune and the Able-Minded Lady [Part 4 of 4; Billy Fortune] · William R. Lighton · sl; illustrated by Gayle P. Hoskins 27 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Rep. Charles Townsend, Mich. 28 · The Beast of Buckshot Ridge [Ole Reliable] · Harris Dickson · ss; illustrated by Gustavus C. Widney 32 · The Senator’s Secretary · [uncredited] · cl 34 · Insects in the Forest · Enos A. Mills · ar 38 · The Countryman · [uncredited] · cl 41 · May · Calvin Johnston · pm 44 · Dodging the Middleman · James E. Downing · ar 48 · Magazine Men · [uncredited] · cl; photos of Rupert Hughes, Arthur C. Train, Charles Battell Loomis, and Maxmilian Foster.

The Saturday Evening Post [v183 #46, May 13, 1911] (5¢, 72pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Robert Robinson) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · Gloomy Fanny [Part 1 of 2] · Morley Roberts · ss; illustrated by Henry Raleigh 6 · The Consumer Behind the Counter · Walter E. Weyl · ar; illustrated by B. Cory Kilvert; about British co-op stores. 8 · A Woman Pioneer: With the Sheep · Maude Radford Warren · ar; illustrated by P. V. E. Ivory 11 · Aux Italiens [Potash and Perlmutter] · Montague Glass · ss; illustrated by J. J. Gould 14 · Curing Rich Americans · David Graham Phillips · ar; illustrated by Peter Newell; about European spas. 16 · Painting the Lily · Henry M. Hyde · ar; illustrated by Charles D. Mitchell; self-promotion. 17 · The Great Arctic Handicap · John Fleming Wilson · ss; illustrated by George Gibbs 20 · Why London Is the Center: A Bit on London · James H. Collins · ar; illustrated by John R. Neill 21 · The Girl in the Santee [Part 2 of 3] · Gouverneur Morris · sl; illustrated by Stanley M. Arthurs 25 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Sen. James O’Gorman, NY. 26 · The Senator’s Secretary · [uncredited] · cl 28 · The Small Investor’s Vocabulary [Part 2 of 2] · Roger W. Babson · ar 31 · An Eighty-Acre Farm · Charles Dillon · ar 38 · Late Summer Gardens · Archibald Rutledge · ar 41 · Out-of-Doors: Golf for Beginners · [uncredited] · cl

The Saturday Evening Post [v183 #47, May 20, 1911] (5¢, 64pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Sarah S. Stilwell Weber) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · The Glory of Clementina [Part 1 of 12] · William J. Locke · sl; illustrated by Arthur I. Keller 6 · Spring Fashion Notes · Samuel G. Blythe · ar; illustrated by Edmund Frederick 8 · The Flying Stars [Father Brown] · G. K. Chesterton · ss; illustrated by Will F. Foster 10 · The Border Land of the Law · Melville Davisson Post · ar; illustrated by Hanson Booth 11 · Comrades All—Unknown · Calvin Johnston · ss; illustrated by F. R. Gruger 14 · The Boston Museum and Daly’s Theater · Mary Shaw · ar; illustrated by H. C. Wall 16 · A Link in the Chain · R. W. Hofflund · ss; illustrated by Gayle P. Hoskins 17 · The Girl in the Santee [Part 3 of 3] · Gouverneur Morris · sl; illustrated by Stanley M. Arthurs 20 · Why London Is the Center: John Bull’s Love for Statistics · James H. Collins · ar; illustrated by John R. Neill 21 · Gloomy Fanny [Part 2 of 2] · Morley Roberts · ss; illustrated by Henry Raleigh 25 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Sen. Thomas Martin, Va. 26 · A Woman Pioneer: In the Irrigated Country · Maude Radford Warren · ar; illustrated by P. V. E. Ivory 29 · The Senator’s Secretary · [uncredited] · cl

The Saturday Evening Post [v183 #48, May 27, 1911] (5¢, 64pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Harrison Fisher) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · The Great Bailey Myth · Samuel G. Blythe · ar; about Sen. Bailey of Texas. 5 · Lead Us Not Into Temptation · Brand Whitlock · ss; illustrated by F. Vaux Wilson 8 · Staging the World’s Headlines · Holman Day · ar; about the Coronation of English king. 9 · Coercing Mr. Trinkmann · Montague Glass · ss; illustrated by J. J. Gould; set among NYC Jews. 12 · Why London Is the Center: John Bull’s Expert Trade Machinery · James H. Collins · ar; illustrated by John R. Neill 13 · The Case of the Delicate Child · Woods Hutchinson, A.M., M.D. · ar; illustrated by B. Cory Kilvert 16 · A Woman Pioneer: The Country of the Dry Farms · Maude Radford Warren · ar; illustrated by P. V. E. Ivory 18 · A Son of the Sun · Jack London · ss; illustrated by H. G. Williamson 21 · The Glory of Clementina [Part 2 of 12] · William J. Locke · sl; illustrated by Arthur I. Keller 25 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Curtis Guild, ambassador to Russia. 26 · The Senator’s Secretary · [uncredited] · cl 37 · A New Profession for the Young Man · Roger W. Babson · ar 63 · Magazine Men · [uncredited] · cl; photos of A.B. Wenzell, Joseph C. Leyendecker, and Arthur I. Keller. 64 · Oddities and Novelties · Various · cl

The Saturday Evening Post [v183 #49, June 3, 1911] (5¢, 76pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Robert Robinson) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · The City Beautiful [Part 1 of 2] · George Randolph Chester · sl; illustrated by Henry Raleigh 6 · The Old Nest · Rupert Hughes · ss; illustrated by H. T. Dunn 9 · How the French Do Business—The First Word: Ideas · James H. Collins · ar; illustrated by James M. Preston 10 · A Step Up in the Drama · John Corbin · ar 12 · The Broken Stirrup-Leather [Uncle Abner] · Melville Davisson Post · ss; illustrated by H. T. Dunn 14 · New States’ Rights · Sen. Jonathan Bourne, Jr. · ar 15 · Taking Pace from Father Time [Siwash College] · George Fitch · ss; illustrated by Gustavus C. Widney 18 · Getting Rich Quick in Apples · Emerson Hough · ar 21 · The Glory of Clementina [Part 3 of 12] · William J. Locke · sl; illustrated by Arthur I. Keller 25 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Sen John Works, CA. 26 · A Woman Pioneer: The Country of the Vine · Maude Radford Warren · ar; illustrated by P. V. E. Ivory 31 · The Senator’s Secretary · [uncredited] · cl 33 · Out-of-Doors: Polo and How It Is Played · [uncredited] · cl 37 · Rechristening Cornell · Blanche Goodman · ss 41 · Saving the Wood waste · René Bache · ar

The Saturday Evening Post [v183 #50, June 10, 1911] (5¢, 52pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by E. M. Wireman) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · The Lonely Man of the Senate · Samuel G. Blythe · ar; about La Follette. 5 · Mrs. Swiss Family Robinson · Maximilian Foster · ss; illustrated by May Wilson Preston 8 · First Monday · George Pattullo · ar; horse-trading. 10 · A Tryst on Spongecake · Richard Washburn Child · ss; illustrated by Chase Emerson 12 · A Republic of Consumers · Walter E. Weyl · ar; about Britich co-op stores. 14 · The City Beautiful [Part 2 of 2] · George Randolph Chester · sl; illustrated by Henry Raleigh 17 · The Glory of Clementina [Part 4 of 12] · William J. Locke · sl; illustrated by Arthur I. Keller 21 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Rep. Benjamin Focht, Pa. 22 · The Senator’s Secretary · [uncredited] · cl 24 · Doctor Woodpecker, Tree Surgeon · Enos A. Mills · ar 28 · Exchanging Bonds · Roger W. Babson · ar

The Saturday Evening Post [v183 #51, June 17, 1911] (5¢, 56pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Philip Boileau) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · Our Canadian Cousins: How They Handle Their Currency Problems · Albert J. Beveridge · ar; illustrated by Guernsey Moore 5 · In Dutch · Allen Sangree · ss; illustrated by F. R. Gruger 8 · Why Go Abroad? · Agnes C. Laut · ar; discusses Sundance Canon, South Dakota, New Glacier Park, Pecos, New Mexico, White Mountains, Arizona, Indian Pueblo towns of the Southwest, White Rock Canon, Rio Grande with 7 pictures of different areas. 10 · Man Proposes [Potash and Perlmutter] · Montague Glass · ss; illustrated by J. J. Gould 13 · How the French Do Business—The Next Word: Certainties · James H. Collings · ar; illustrated by James M. Preston 14 · The Modern Mother · Woods Hutchinson, A.M., M.D. · ar; illustrated by Z. P. Nikolaki 17 · The Glory of Clementina [Part 5 of 12] · William J. Locke · sl; illustrated by Arthur I. Keller 21 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Secretary of War Henry Lewis Stimson. 22 · A Woman Pioneer: In the Oilfields · Maude Radford Warren · ar; illustrated by P. V. E. Ivory 26 · Out-of-Doors: The Stream That Charms · [uncredited] · cl 45 · The Senator’s Secretary · [uncredited] · cl 48 · The Love Songs of the Future · Edmund Vance Cooke · ar; with nine poems inset as examples. 54 · Oddities and Novelties · Various · cl

The Saturday Evening Post [v183 #52, June 24, 1911] (5¢, 48pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Robert Robinson) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · The Autobiography of a Jailer [Part 1 of 2] · I. K. Friedman · ar; illustrated by Henry Raleigh 5 · The Proud Goat of Aloysius Pankburn · Jack London · ss; illustrated by C. W. Ashley 8 · Venus Ex-Officio · John Fleming Wilson · ss; illustrated by Z. P. Nikolaki 10 · Faking the Antique · Valentine Karlyn · ar; illustrated by Peter Newell 12 · The Three Tools of Death [Father Brown] · G. K. Chesterton · ss; illustrated by Will F. Foster 14 · The Story of a Yankee Farmer · [uncredited] · ar; illustrated by H. T. Dunn 17 · The Glory of Clementina [Part 6 of 12] · William J. Locke · sl; illustrated by Arthur I. Keller 21 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Rep. Adam Littlepage, West Va. 26 · How’s Business and Why · [uncredited] · cl 27 · Business and the Supreme Court Decision · Charles G. Dawes · ar; about the Sherman Anti-Trust. 28 · The Senator’s Secretary · [uncredited] · cl 29 · Ins and Outs of Municipal Bonds · Roger W. Babson · ar

The Saturday Evening Post [v184 #1, July 1, 1911] (5¢, 52pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Frank X. Leyendecker) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · Artemas Quibble, LL. B., of the New York Bar, His Autobiography Revised and Edited by [Part 1 of 8] · Arthur Train · sl; illustrated by F. R. Gruger 6 · How the French Do Business—The Final Word: Grandmother’s · James H. Collins · ar; illustrated by James M. Preston 7 · The Case of the Mule · George Pattullo · ar 8 · The Cassandra of the Keys · Richard Washburn Child · ss; illustrated by Anton Otto Fischer 10 · Our Canadian Cousins: How They Break Their Trusts to Harness · Albert J. Beveridge · ar 12 · On Joint Account · Maximilian Foster · ss; illustrated by May Wilson Preston 17 · The Glory of Clementina [Part 7 of 12] · William J. Locke · sl; illustrated by Arthur I. Keller 19 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Rep. Martin Littleton, Texas. 20 · The Autobiography of a Jailer [Part 2 of 2] · I. K. Friedman · ar; illustrated by Henry Raleigh 23 · Out-of-Doors: Mountain Climbing in America · [uncredited] · cl 25 · The Senator’s Secretary · [uncredited] · cl 28 · Business Helps · [uncredited] · cl 52 · Oddities and Novelties · Various · cl

The Saturday Evening Post [v184 #2, July 8, 1911] (5¢, 40pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Sarah S. Stilwell Weber) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · La Follette’s Ideas-An Interview with the Leader of the Progressives · Henry Beach Needham · iv 5 · The Nameless Thing · Melville Davisson Post · ss; illustrated by W. B. King 7 · Irene, the Single-Cylinder Kicker · Maximilian Foster · ss; illustrated by Gustavus C. Widney 10 · Producing a Play on a Shoestring · Mary Shaw · ar; illustrated by Chase Emerson 12 · Artemas Quibble, LL. B., of the New York Bar, His Autobiography Revised and Edited by [Part 2 of 8] · Arthur Train · sl; illustrated by F. R. Gruger 14 · The Glory of Clementina [Part 8 of 12] · William J. Locke · sl; illustrated by Arthur I. Keller 19 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Joseph Johnson, NYC fire commissioner.

The Saturday Evening Post [v184 #3, July 15, 1911] (5¢, 40pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Harrison Fisher) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · How I Learned to Run a Motor Boat [Part 1 of 2] · George Fitch · ar 5 · The Wrong Hand [Uncle Abner] · Melville Davisson Post · ss; illustrated by H. T. Dunn 7 · The Billyad [Part 1 of 3] · Wallace Irwin · pm; illustrated by M. L. Blumenthal; an Iliad parody about William Howard Taft and other likely 1912 presidential candidates; very good verse. 8 · How the French Do Business The Ways of Paris · James H. Collins · ar; illustrated by James M. Preston 10 · Inflated Prices for Old Masters · Augustus Koopman · ar; illustrated by M. L. Blumenthal 12 · Artemas Quibble, LL. B., of the New York Bar, His Autobiography Revised and Edited by [Part 3 of 8] · Arthur Train · sl; illustrated by F. R. Gruger 14 · The Glory of Clementina [Part 9 of 12] · William J. Locke · sl; illustrated by Arthur I. Keller 19 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Rep. James Cox, Ohio. 22 · How’s Business and Why · [uncredited] · cl

The Saturday Evening Post [v184 #4, July 22, 1911] (5¢, 40pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Robert Robinson) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · The Servant in the House-And Why She Won’t Stay in the House · Maude Radford Warren · ar; illustrated by Peter Newell 5 · The Ways of the Fathers · Elsie Singmaster · ss; illustrated by Edmund Frederick 7 · The Billyad [Part 2 of 3] · Wallace Irwin · pm; illustrated by M. L. Blumenthal 8 · Artemas Quibble, LL. B., of the New York Bar, His Autobiography Revised and Edited by [Part 4 of 8] · Arthur Train · sl; illustrated by F. R. Gruger 10 · Our Canadian Cousins: The History of a Railroad Triumvirate · Albert J. Beveridge · ar 12 · How I Learned to Run a Motor Boat [Part 2 of 2] · George Fitch · ar 15 · The Glory of Clementina [Part 10 of 12] · William J. Locke · sl; illustrated by Arthur I. Keller 19 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Sen. John Williams, Mississippi. 22 · Municipal Bonds That Are Not Municipal Bonds · Roger W. Babson · ar 24 · The Senator’s Secretary · [uncredited] · cl 26 · Paper from By-Products · René Bache · ar

The Saturday Evening Post [v184 #5, July 29, 1911] (5¢, 40pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Chase Emerson) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · Eating for Efficiency · Woods Hutchinson, A.M., M.D. · ar; illustrated by Peter Newell 5 · The Last Edition · Svetozar Tonjoroff · ar; illustrated by Arthur E. Becher 7 · Artemas Quibble, LL. B., of the New York Bar, His Autobiography Revised and Edited by [Part 5 of 8] · Arthur Train · sl; illustrated by F. R. Gruger 10 · Hunting the Fashions · Maud Weatherly Beamish · ar; illustrated by May Wilson Preston 12 · The Goat Man of Fuatino · Jack London · ss; illustrated by Anton Otto Fischer 15 · The Glory of Clementina [Part 11 of 12] · William J. Locke · sl; illustrated by Arthur I. Keller 19 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Rep. Augustus Stanley, Kentucky. 22 · The Billyad [Part 3 of 3] · Wallace Irwin · pm

The Saturday Evening Post [v184 #6, August 5, 1911] (5¢, 40pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Harrison Fisher) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · Getting a Start at Sixty · [uncredited] · ar; illustrated by H. T. Dunn 6 · Two Men and a Chance · Will Payne · ss; illustrated by Edmund Frederick 9 · Nil Nisi Bonum · Montague Glass · ss; illustrated by J. J. Gould; set among NYC Jews. 12 · Imagination in Making Sales · A. W. Rolker · ar; illustrated by Gayle P. Hoskins 14 · Artemas Quibble, LL. B., of the New York Bar, His Autobiography Revised and Edited by [Part 6 of 8] · Arthur Train · sl; illustrated by F. R. Gruger 15 · The Glory of Clementina [Part 12 of 12] · William J. Locke · sl; illustrated by Arthur I. Keller 19 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Sen. Henry du Pont, Delaware. 22 · Investing in New Propositions · Roger W. Babson · ar

The Saturday Evening Post [v184 #7, August 12, 1911] (5¢, 52pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Clarence F. Underwood) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · Léontine and Co. [Part 1 of 5; Frank Clamart] · Henry C. Rowland · na; illustrated by A. B. Wenzell 6 · The Senate Primer · Samuel G. Blythe · hu; illustrated by M. L. Blumenthal 8 · Two Business Women · Gouverneur Morris · ss; illustrated by Z. P. Nikolaki 11 · Is Resting Rusting? · Bailey Millard · ar; illustrated by C. D. Williams 13 · The Pendlebury Tree · Joseph C. Lincoln · ss; illustrated by Chase Emerson 16 · Artemas Quibble, LL. B., of the New York Bar, His Autobiography Revised and Edited by [Part 7 of 8] · Arthur Train · sl; illustrated by F. R. Gruger 19 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Arthur Capper, candidate for governor of Kansas. 20 · The Lobby · Katherine G. Busbey · ss; illustrated by F. Vaux Wilson 24 · Uncle Zebe’s Cemetery · Blanche Goodman · ss 28 · How’s Business and Why · [uncredited] · cl 31 · Business Helps · [uncredited] · cl 52 · Mining Coal with Water · René Bache · ar

The Saturday Evening Post [v184 #8, August 19, 1911] (5¢, 40pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Frank X. Leyendecker) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · The Making of a Small Capitalist · [uncredited] · ar; illustrated by Henry Raleigh 6 · The Mexican · Jack London · nv; illustrated by H. T. Dunn 9 · The Trade We Scolded About: Export Business—Why We Need It and Where We Stand · James H. Collins · ar; illustrated by C. D. Williams 10 · Does Japan Want Peace or Hobson? · Albert Bushnell Hart · ar; illustrated by M. L. Blumenthal; about Captain Richmond P. Hobson, who argued for a larger US Navy. 12 · Léontine and Co. [Part 2 of 5; Frank Clamart] · Henry C. Rowland · na; illustrated by A. B. Wenzell 15 · Artemas Quibble, LL. B., of the New York Bar, His Autobiography Revised and Edited by [Part 8 of 8] · Arthur Train · sl; illustrated by F. R. Gruger 19 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Rep. Ebenezer Hill, Connecticut. 24 · How to Select Railroad Bonds · Roger W. Babson · ms

The Saturday Evening Post [v184 #9, August 26, 1911] (5¢, 52pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by The Kinneys) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · What Shall We Do with the Coal in Alaska? · Gifford Pinchot · ar 5 · The Dream Princess: An Irish Fairy Story · Charles Battell Loomis · ss; illustrated by John R. Neill; and it really is a semi-mocking fairy tale in dialect. If there were enough of these for a book (there’s one other in the 9/30 issue), someone should do it. The Neill illustrations are better than most of his Oz work.. 8 · A Leading Lady’s Impressions of Richard Mansfield · Florence Rockwell · ar; illustrated by H. C. Wall 10 · The Ostable Postmastership · Joseph C. Lincoln · ss; illustrated by May Wilson Preston 13 · The Efficient Salamander · Montague Glass · ss; illustrated by J. J. Gould; set among NYC Jews. 16 · The Greatest of These Is Charity · Robert Shackleton · ar; illustrated by James M. Preston 18 · Our Canadian Cousins: How They Handle the Immigration Problem · Albert J. Beveridge · ar; illustrated by B. Cory Kilvert 20 · Léontine and Co. [Part 3 of 5; Frank Clamart] · Henry C. Rowland · na; illustrated by A. B. Wenzell 23 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Sen. Carroll Page, Vermont. 24 · Out-of-Doors: Points about Fly-Fishing · [uncredited] · cl 51 · The Postgraduate · J. W. Foley · pm 51 · The Donkey Engine · Berton Braley · pm

The Saturday Evening Post [v184 #10, September 2, 1911] (5¢, 64pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Frank X. Leyendecker) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · The Fortunes of the Sun: An Experiment in Printing All the News [Part 1 of 3] · [uncredited] · ar; illustrated by F. Vaux Wilson 6 · Jim Falkner, Pirate · James Oliver Curwood · ss; illustrated by Henry Raleigh 9 · Women in Public Life · Woods Hutchinson, A.M., M.D. · ar; illustrated by Z. P. Nikolaki 12 · An Account with Swithin Hall · Jack London · ss; illustrated by Anton Otto Fischer 14 · Your First Motor Boat · George Fitch · ar 16 · The Pride of the Lazy L · George Pattullo · ss; illustrated by H. T. Dunn; western. 18 · Neglected Opportunities: Realizing on Home Talents · Forrest Crissey · ar 20 · Henry · Elsie Singmaster · ss; illustrated by C. Everett Johnson 21 · Léontine and Co. [Part 4 of 5; Frank Clamart] · Henry C. Rowland · na; illustrated by A. B. Wenzell 25 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Rep. John Raker, California. 26 · Roads and Rates · Henry Irving Dodge · ar; illustrated by William Harnden Foster 30 · Out-of-Doors: Points on Fly-Fishing · [uncredited] · cl 31 · The Tricks of High Climbing · [uncredited] · ar 34 · How to Read a Railroad Report · Roger W. Babson · ar 38 · Business Helps · [uncredited] · cl

The Saturday Evening Post [v184 #11, September 9, 1911] (5¢, 72pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Philip Boileau) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · The Big Idea: Extra Legal Proceedings · Will Payne · ss; illustrated by F. R. Gruger 6 · The Infare at Ten Sleep · Elmore Elliott Peake · ss; illustrated by Stanley M. Arthurs 8 · Taki’s Career · Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews · ss; illustrated by F. R. Gruger 10 · A Session of the House · Samuel G. Blythe · pl; illustrated by John T. McCutcheon 12 · The Knight, the Lady and the Fludge · Wallace Irwin · pm; illustrated with typewritten pictures. 13 · The Indian Sign · Allen Sangree · ss; illustrated by Chase Emerson 16 · How to Write a Play · Brander Matthews · ar; illustrated by J. J. Gould 17 · Léontine and Co. [Part 5 of 5; Frank Clamart] · Henry C. Rowland · na; illustrated by A. B. Wenzell 20 · The Trade We Scolded About: The Tariff of Dietance · James H. Collins · ar; illustrated by James M. Preston 21 · The Fortunes of the Sun: An Experiment in Printing All the News [Part 2 of 3] · [uncredited] · ar; illustrated by F. Vaux Wilson 25 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Rep. Adam Byrd, Mississippi. 26 · Our Canadian Cousins: Profiting by Our Mistakes · Albert J. Beveridge · ar; illustrated by John R. Neill 28 · Cutting Out the Motions in Business · Edward Mott Woolley · ar 33 · The Game As the Professor Saw It; As the Sweet Girl Saw It; As Little Johnny Saw It; As the Baseball Reporter Saw It · J. W. Foley · pm 35 · Oddities and Novelties · Various · cl 41 · On Matrimony · Blanche Goodman · ss 70 · The Housewreckers · J. W. Foley · pm 72 · Passamquoddy’s Apple Toddy · J. W. Foley · pm

The Saturday Evening Post [v184 #12, September 16, 1911] (5¢, 80pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Robert Robinson) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · The Freshman [Part 1 of 3] · James Hopper · sl; illustrated by H. T. Dunn 6 · Real Estate by Mail · Emerson Hough · ar; illustrated by James M. Preston 8 · The Vengeance of the Lord · Peter B. Kyne · ss; illustrated by C. W. Ashley 11 · The Big Idea: The Stolen Oven · Will Payne · ss; illustrated by F. R. Gruger 14 · The Trade We Scolded About: Our Latin-American Cousins · James H. Collins · ar; illustrated by James M. Preston 15 · John Chinaman as a Crop-Coaxer · Forrest Crissey · ar 18 · The Bargain-Counter Sale · Robert Barr · ss; illustrated by Edmund Frederick 21 · The Fortunes of the Sun: An Experiment in Printing All the News [Part 3 of 3] · [uncredited] · ar; illustrated by F. Vaux Wilson 25 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Rep. Henry Clayton, Alabama. 26 · How Austria Promotes Her Small Industries · Edwin G. Cooley · ar 31 · Selecting Railroad Stocks · Roger W. Babson · ar 35 · How’s Business and Why · [uncredited] · cl 36 · The King Business · Maude Radford Warren · ar 42 · The Fate of the Tree-Seed · Enos A. Mills · ar 74 · Oddities and Novelties · Various · cl 77 · Business Helps · [uncredited] · cl 80 · Distortions · Peter Newell · pm; illustrated by Peter Newell

The Saturday Evening Post [v184 #13, September 23, 1911] (5¢, 76pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Clarence F. Underwood) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · Governor Bob · Herbert Quick · ar; about Robert La Follette. 6 · The Agent at Bantam Spur · Calvin Johnston · ss; illustrated by F. R. Gruger 10 · Extraordinary Cases: The Sealed Packet · Melville Davisson Post · ar; illustrated by H. T. Dunn 12 · Personally Conducted · John Fleming Wilson · ss; illustrated by C. D. Williams 14 · The Worst Business in the World · Robert Sterling Yard · ar; illustrated by H. M. Brett; book publishing. 16 · The Big Idea: Mr. Humphrey Advertises · Will Payne · ss; illustrated by F. R. Gruger 19 · The Trade We Scolded About: First Steps in Exporting · James H. Collins · ar; illustrated by James M. Preston 20 · The Freshman [Part 2 of 3] · James Hopper · sl; illustrated by H. T. Dunn 22 · Law-Proof Trusts · Frank Y. Gladney · ar; illustrated by Charles D. Mitchell 25 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Rep. Bill Hughes, NJ. 26 · Our Canadian Cousins: How They Solve the Problem of Industrial Wars · Albert J. Beveridge · ar 28 · The Greaser · Frederick R. Bechdolt · ss; illustrated by H. T. Dunn; western. 34 · Business Helps · [uncredited] · cl 37 · Love’s Cottage the First · J. W. Foley · pm 37 · Frankness Between Friends · Berton Braley · pm 40 · Prophet Hobson · [uncredited] · ar; about Capt. Richmond P. Hobson. 45 · Oddities and Novelties · Various · cl 49 · Dirt in Food · René Bache · ar 66 · Yesterday and Today · Berton Braley · pm

The Saturday Evening Post [v184 #14, September 30, 1911] (5¢, 80pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by Robert Robinson) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · Five Thousand an Hour: Johnny Gamble Starts After a Quick Million · George Randolph Chester · ss; illustrated by Henry Raleigh 6 · Dangers of the Air-Aviation Contests and Their Peril · Waldemar Kaempffert · ar 7 · The Bristow Amendment: the Inside story of the Fight for the Direct Election of Senators · Sen. Joseph L. Bristow · ar; illustrated by Mills Thompson 9 · The Big Idea: The Aged Bully · Will Payne · ss; illustrated by F. R. Gruger 12 · Cooperation Among the Mormons · Agnes C. Laut · ar 13 · The Independence of Dermot: An Irish Fairy Story · Charles Battell Loomis · ss; illustrated by John R. Neill 16 · Success After Forty · A. W. Rolker · ss; illustrated by Gayle P. Hoskins 18 · The Musical Outlaw · George Pattullo · ss; illustrated by Gayle P. Hoskins 20 · A Goboto Night · Jack London · ss; illustrated by Anton Otto Fischer 22 · The Freshman [Part 3 of 3] · James Hopper · sl; illustrated by H. T. Dunn 25 · The Trade We Scolded About: Crooked Turns in Export Street · James H. Collins · ar; illustrated by James M. Preston 27 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about Sen Henry Myers, Montana. 28 · An Alfalfa Science Farm · Forrest Crissey · ar 30 · The House of the Dead Man [Uncle Abner] · Melville Davisson Post · ss; illustrated by Gayle P. Hoskins 33 · Where the Profits Go · G. W. Wright · ar 39 · Business Helps · [uncredited] · cl 45 · Bohemia · Berton Braley · pm 45 · A Restful Day · J. W. Foley · pm 48 · Out-of-Doors: The Prospector and His Work · [uncredited] · cl 78 · The Lay of the Investor · J. W. Foley · pm

The Saturday Evening Post [v184 #15, October 7, 1911] (5¢, 84pp, 11¼″ x 14¼″ s/s, cover by C. D. Williams) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 3 · A Look Ahead in Politics · Gifford Pinchot · ar 5 · The House That Harry Sold [Part 1 of 2] · Will Irwin · sl; illustrated by Edmund Frederick 8 · An Open Season for Ancestors · Irvin S. Cobb · ss; illustrated by Gustavus C. Widney 10 · Extraordinary Cases: The Curious Ring · Melville Davisson Post · ar; illustrated by H. T. Dunn 12 · Rickey Takes a Walk [Rickey Raymond] · Kennett Harris · ss; illustrated by H. T. Dunn; western. 15 · The American Father · Woods Hutchinson, A.M., M.D. · ar 18 · The Big Idea: Mr. Humphrey’s Insanity · Will Payne · ss; illustrated by F. R. Gruger 20 · Lessons from Our Alien Farmers · Forrest Crissey · ar 22 · Five Thousand an Hour: Johnny Gamble Inflates Some Inflated Values · George Randolph Chester · ss; illustrated by Henry Raleigh 27 · Who’s Who—and Why · [uncredited] · cl; mostly about William L. Day III, federal judge from Ohio. 28 · The Boy Who Stayed at Home · I. K. Friedman · ar; illustrated by Jay Hambridge 30 · The Myth of the Four Hundred · [uncredited] · ar; illustrated by W. B. King 34 · Dining-Car Problems · Edward Hungerford · ar 38 · Business Helps · [uncredited] · cl 40 · Mr. Out and the World · H. D. Kathvir · ar 44 · Out-of-Doors: Elks—What About Them · [uncredited] · cl 54 · The Home Trail · Berton Braley · pm 62 · The Eternal Qwuestion · J. W. Foley · pm 82 · The Relic-Hunters · J. W. Foley · pm