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THE
CRAFTSMAN
     PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY THE CRAFTSMAN PUBLISHING CO.
     THIRTY-EIGHTH AND THIRTY-NINTH STREETS, NEW YORK CITY
GUSTAV STICKLEY, Editor                         MARY FANTON ROBERTS, Managing
Editor
VOLUME XXVI          Contents for August, 1914                       NUMBER
5
"The Mother of To-Morrow"-By A. Stirling Calder, Sculptor     
    Frontispiece
The Magic City of the Pacific:         .       .         By Jules Gurrin
  465
Architects, Painters and Sculptors Offer their Best to
the Panama-Pacific Exposition
Illustrated
The Beauty, Individuality and Variety of the Modern
Gladiolus                                           By Alice Lounsberry 
   486
Illustrated
The Cloak of Dreams: A Poem                       By Margaret Widdemer  
  496
"Somewhere Back of Memory"                     By Will Levington
Comfort 497
English Chests of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Centuries                                             By James Thomson  
  502
Illustrated
Our Town: A Story Proving that Civic Improvement Means
Civic Prosperity                                       By Walter A. Dyer
   510
Imagination and the Camera:             .    .   By Mary Fanton Roberts
Illustrated from Photographs by Baron de Meyer
The Visit of the Silver-Crested Gull                    By Ladd Plumley
The House Set upon a Hill: Its Picturesque Opportunities
and Its Architectural Problems
Illustrated
Among the Craftsmen
Craftsman Houses Large and Small
Illustrated
How to Utilize Disease-Killed Chestnut
A Colony of Rocky Homes Where Nature was Consulting Architect
Illustrated
Safeguarding the Home Against Fire                       By Agnes Athol
Concrete in Home Architecture of Interesting and Unique Design
Illustrated
The Motor Truck in Country and City Service
Illustrated
The Picnic House
Illustrated
Als ik Kan: A Summer Farm School for City Children         By the Editor
Book Reviews
517
524
532
540
546
547
550
552
555
558
561
563
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