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Vol. XXXVII

N⁠o‍⁠ 2.

Scribner’s Magazine February 1905 Contents
Drawing to accompany “The Lights and the Stars of Broadway”	W. Glackens Frontispiece
The Lights and the Stars of Broadway	John Corbin	129
Illustrations by Jules Guérin, C. Allan Gilbert, J. H. Gardner-Soper, and Howard Chandler Christy.
The House of Mirth Book I. Chapters III-IV. (To be continued.)	Edith Wharton	143
Illustration by A. B. Wenzell
Some Incidents of Western Life Pictures in color	C. M. Russell	158
With pen sketches by Will Crawford.
The Covert Poem	Algernon Tassin	164
Illustration by Edward Edwards.
Venetia’s Child	Maarten Maartens	165
Domiduca. Poem	Edith M. Thomas	172
The Progress of Socialism (Second Paper)	Frank A. Vanderlip	173
Illustrations from drawings by E. C. Peixotto, J. H. Gardner-Soper, Claude A. Shepperson, W. Oberhardt, and from photographs.
The White Slaves of Haicheng	John Fox, Jr.	196
Italian Recollections—More Letters of a Diplomat’s Wife. (First Paper)	Mary King Waddington	204
Illustrations from photographs and from portraits redrawn by C. S. Chapman.
Mr. Lucille Grant Parker	Juliet Wilbor Tompkins	220
The Extraordinary Adventure of Baron De Ville (A McAllister story.)	Arthur Train	230
Illustrations by F. C. Yohn.
Sonnets	Georgia Wood Pangborn	241
Illustration by Blendon Campbell.
The War Correspondent and his Future	Thomas F. Millard	242
Broken Glass. Sonnet	John White Chadwick	248
The Point of View—The Problem of Official Laxity—A Parallel?—A Ritual of Life		249
The Field of Art.—The Recent Comparative Exhibition of Native and Foreign Art (Russell Sturgis)		253

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