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THE CRAFTSMAN
VOLUME xvIII             SEPTEMBER, 1910                             NUMBER
6
                               (Content
"The Weary Hunter"      From a Painting by E. Irving Couse    
     Frontispiece
The Demand of the Times*                                    By The Editor
  613
Does Either of the Old Parties Stand for Justice and Common Sense ?
A Remote North American Civilization              By Joseph Lewis French
   619
And Its Protrayal in the Art of E. Irving Couse
Illustrated
The Slender Figure: A Story                   By Annie Hamilton Donnell 626
Japanese Effects for Small Gardens                      By Florence Dixon
  631
Illustrated
A Visit to Craftsman Farms                                              
   638
The Study of an Educational Ideal
Kinship: A Poem          .                    By Aileen Cleveland Higgins
  646
Modern Country Homes in England                          By Barry Parker
   647
Number Six
Illustrated
The Opening of the Eyes of Jasper               .      By Walter A. Dyer
   656
Some Craftsman Houses that Were Built under Our Own Supervision         
   662
Illustrated
The Power of the Small Investor         .     .                         
   672
Widsom of the Policy Pursued by Some Railroads in Encouraging Purchase
of Their Stock by People Living along Their Lines
Demand the Best                          .   By Marguerite Ogden Bigelow
   677
People Who Interest Us   ...                                            
   678
Natalie Curtis: William Allen White: Harvey D. Hinman: H. B. Fullerton
Illustrated
The Thought         .         . .                        By Ella M. Ware
   686
Among the Craftsmen      .                                              
   690
Craftsman Houses for Home Builders
Illustrated
A California Bungalow Treated in Japanese Style  .     By Arnold L. Gesell
694
Illustrated
A Ten-Room California House                                             
   699
Illustrated
Furniture for French Women                                              
   702
Illustrated
Some Craftsman Lighting Fixtures         .                              
   703
Illustrated
Craftsman Designs for Home Cabinet Work and Metal Work  ..705
Illustrated
A Fine Phase of Art Nouveau                                             
   709
Illustrated
Als ik Kan                                                  By The Editor
  711
Life on the Automobile Basis and Where It Is Leading Us
Reviews ...                                      ..              .. 712
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