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The Wisconsin literary magazine

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Gilman, James W., Editor
The Wisconsin literary magazine
Volume XIX, Number 1
University of Wisconsin, October 1919

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[Cover] The Wisconsin literary magazine

Contents

[Editorial], pp. [unnumbered]-2

Old Em, Black, Roe pp. 2-4

Forest worship, Commons, Rachel p. 4

Clouds, Tener, V. p. 4

Rupert Brooke--a confession, Weis, Charles L., Jr. pp. 9-10

White lilacs, Pelunek, Norma A. pp. 10-12

A sonnet, Commons, Rachel S. pp. 12-13

Across the lake, Gilman, James W. pp. 14-18

Same old dub, Steeholm, H. p. 18

The horrors of prohibition, Gilman, James W. pp. 19-20

Your song, H. S. p. 20

Residuum, Steele, Orin O. pp. 21-22

Moons and maids, Steeholm, H. p. 22

The mood of the languid, Foster, Joseph pp. 23-25

Second series of a treasury of war poetry, M. C. E. pp. 26-iii

[Cover], p. iv

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