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  THE CRAFTSMAN
  VOLUME VIII              JUN      E  * 1905                   NUMBER 3
  Portrait of Jacob A. Riis                                    Frontispiece
  Jacob A. Riis: The Practical Philanthropist. By Walter C. Arensberg 275
       Illustrated
  The Craftsman's Life and Lot in Japan. By Dr. William Elliot Griffis 293
       Illustrated
  John La Farge. By Frederick Stymetz Lamb      .    .    .. 312
       With Examples of His Latest Work in the State Capitol, Minnesota,
and the John
       Har'vard Memorial, London. Illustrated
  The Modern Architectural Problem              .                     325
-     Discussed from the Professional Point of Fiew. Illustrated
       Style in Architecture. By Prof. J. 7D. F. Hamlin               325
       The Romanticist Point of View. By Bertram C. Goodhue .         332
       The Architectural Awakening. By Samuel Howe                    333
  A Reply to Frederick Stymetz Lamb's Article. By Louis H. Sullivan   336
       " On the Modern Use of the Gothic"
  Where Women Work and Rest. By Mary H. Nortbend                   * 341
       ,4 Massachusetts Sanatorium Where Handicrafts are Taught. Illustrated
  Savannah's Historic Sacrilege                                    . 344
       Illustrated
  A  Monograph on Monograms. By Frederick Flagler Helmer.          * 349
       Illustrated
  The Art of Embroidery. By Stewart Dick               .    .      . 361
       Needle'work of the Clarion Guild. Illustrated
  When the Summer Comes: Verses by Hannah Warner          .           367
  Home Training in Cabinet Work       .    .    .    .    .    .    . 368
       Practical Talks upon Structural Wood-working. Fourth of the Series.
Illustrated
  Craftsman House, Series of 19o5, Number VI         .    .   .       378
       Illustrated
  A  Hillside Bungalow                                    .      .    391
  Cottage Homes for the Workman, Number V                 *   *       393
       Illustrated
  A Craftsman House Modified to Meet Local Conditions
       Illustrated                            By J. G. H. Lampadius   395
  Notes                          Reviews                 The Open Door
  Our Home Department                             Correspondence Corner
       Treatment of Interiors. Illustrated
  PUBLISHED BY GUSTAV STICKLEY AT THE CRAFTSMAN BUILDING, SYRACUSE, NEW YORK
              Twenty-five Cents Single Copy .- By the Year, Three Dollars
  Copyright, 19o5, by  Gustav  Stickley.  Entered November I8, 19oz, at Syracuse,
N. Y., as second-class matter

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