Arena magazine - Volume 41
B.O. Flower (ed.)
The Arena magazine Volume 41: January through August 1909 (Whole Nos. 229-233) ***FINAL VOLUME OF THIS PUBLICATION*** B.O. Flower, editor; Carl S. Vrooman, foreign editor Published by Albert Brandt, Publisher, Trenton, NJ and Boston, MA. (Final 3 issues produced by Stephen C. Cook as Trustee in Bankruptcy for Albert Brandt.) No Bound-In Table of Contents for this volume. Some pages chipped with loss. TABLE OF CONTENTS: JANUARY 1909 (WHOLE NO. 229) pp. 3-17 - Archibald Henderson: "The Career of Bernard Shaw" pp. 17-19 - David Graham Phillips: "Economic Independence the Basis of Freedom" pp. 20-29 - Carl S. Vrooman: "A Highly-Efficient State Railway Administration" (Europe) pp. 30-38 - William J. Roe: "The Atlantic Deep Waterway" pp. 38-41 - Lucius F.C. Garvin: "Better City Government" pp. 41-46 - John D. Works: "Medicine, Hypnotism and Religion" pp. 47-52 - Eliot White: "The Christian Socialist Fellowship" pp. 53-56 - Waldo Pondray Warren: "The Rationale of Common-Ownership" pp. 57-73 - B.O. Flower: "'The Servant in the House' as a Drama and as a Religious Allegory" pp. 74-91 - "Our Literary Section" pp. 91-99 - B.O. Flower: "Socialism as a Practical Idealism: A Book-Study" (Review of John Spargo's "The Spiritual Significance of Modern Socialism") pp. 99-112 - "In the Mirror of the Present" pp. 112-115 - Robert E. Bisbee: "Initiative and Referendum News" pp. 115-117 - Bruno Beckhard: "Public Ownership News" pp. 118-123 - Robert Tyson: "Proportional Representation News" pp.…
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