1910
George Bernard Shaw as a Hero
Books to Read and Books to Avoid
The Literary Heavyweight Champion
A Glance at the Spring Fiction
Good Old Baltimore
Baltimore Evening Sun/April 18, 1910
Socialism Today
Baltimore Evening Sun/April 20, 1910
Wars Upon Alcohol
Baltimore Evening Sun/April 22, 1910
William Shakespeare
Baltimore Evening Sun/April 23, 1910
Joseph Conrad
Baltimore Evening Sun/April 26, 1910
The One Hundred Best Plays
Baltimore Evening Sun/April 27, 1910
A Great Norwegian
Baltimore Evening Sun/April 28, 1910
Psychotherapy
Baltimore Evening Sun/April 29, 1910
In Praise of a Poet
On Whiskers
Baltimore Evening Sun/May 2, 1910
The Indian
Baltimore Evening Sun/May 3, 1910
The Charity Bill
Baltimore Evening Sun/May 4, 1910
The Literary Life
Baltimore Evening Sun/May 6, 1910
A Negro State?
Baltimore Evening Sun/May 7, 1910
The Winter's Tale
Baltimore Evening Sun/May 10, 1910
A Drama of Ideas
Baltimore Evening Sun/May 12, 1910
Thoughts on Eating
Baltimore Evening Sun/May 13, 1910
The Wedding Season
Baltimore Evening Sun/May 16, 1910
The Pestiferous Fly
Baltimore Evening Sun/May 18, 1910
Victuals: A Reverie
Baltimore Evening Sun/May 19, 1910
More Psychotherapy
Baltimore Evening Sun/May 21, 1910
The Theatrical Year
Baltimore Evening Sun/May 23, 1910
A New Nation Arises
Baltimore Evening Sun/May 24, 1910
Notes in the Margin
Baltimore Evening Sun/May 26, 1910
A Plea for Comedy
Baltimore Evening Sun/May 28, 1910
In the Vestry Room
Baltimore Evening Sun/May 30, 1910
Sousa Et Caetera
Baltimore Evening Sun/May 31, 1910
The Greatest of American Writers
First Editions
Baltimore Evening Sun/June 1, 1910
An Eternal Mystery
Baltimore Evening Sun/June 2, 1910
Mr. Taft at Work
Baltimore Evening Sun/June 3, 1910
Hidden Treasures
Baltimore Evening Sun/June 4, 1910
On Jurisprudence
Baltimore Evening Sun/June 6, 1910
The Play Record
Baltimore Evening Sun/June 9, 1910
Marginal Notes:
Wars Upon the Free Lunch
Baltimore Evening Sun/June 10, 1910
Marginal Notes:
Does Poe Need a Monument?
Baltimore Evening Sun/June 11, 1910
Summer Novels
Baltimore Evening Sun/June 13, 1910
China's New Senate
Baltimore Evening Sun/June 18, 1910
Marion Harland
Baltimore Evening Sun/June 20, 1910
Marginal Notes: A Hero of Melodrama
Baltimore Evening Sun/June 21, 1910
The Pimlico Road
Baltimore Evening Sun/June 22, 1910
Marginal Notes:
G.B. Shaw as a Tax Dodger
Baltimore Evening Sun/June 23, 1910
On Medical Fees
Baltimore Evening Sun/June 24, 1910
Lower California
Baltimore Evening Sun/June 25, 1910
Chiefly Musical
Baltimore Evening Sun/June 27, 1910
"East Lynne" Wins
Baltimore Evening Sun/June 30, 1910
A Fictioneer of the Laboratory
A Wild German
Baltimore Evening Sun/July 2, 1910
Notes on Morals
Baltimore Evening Sun/July 7, 1910
On Heredity
Baltimore Evening Sun/July 8, 1910
In the Rosin Dust
Baltimore Evening Sun/July 13, 1910
At Back River
Baltimore Evening Sun/July 12, 1910
French Marriages
Baltimore Evening Sun/July 14, 1910
Europe Since 1815
Baltimore Evening Sun/July 15, 1910
An Old-Time Actor
Baltimore Evening Sun/July 22, 1910
Back to Torture
Baltimore Evening Sun/July 23, 1910
On Cigarettes
Baltimore Evening Sun/July 25, 1910
The Actor
Baltimore Evening Sun/July 27, 1910
World Languages
Baltimore Evening Sun/July 28, 1910
A Hot-Weather Novelist
Neurasthenia
Baltimore Evening Sun/August 8, 1910
Trouble Ahead!
Baltimore Evening Sun/August 10, 1910
Exit the Maxims
Baltimore Evening Sun/August 11, 1910
In Germany
Baltimore Evening Sun/August 12, 1910
Exit G.B. Shaw
Baltimore Evening Sun/August 13, 1910
The Mackaye Mystery
A Russian Critic
Baltimore Evening Sun/September 19, 1910
Meredith's Swan Song
On Tobacco
Baltimore Evening Sun/October 10, 1910
Empty Pessimism
Baltimore Evening Sun/October 27, 1910
A Call for Help
Baltimore Evening Sun/October 29, 1910
A Guide to Intelligent Eating
An Examination
Baltimore Evening Sun/November 1, 1910
Sunday Theatres
Baltimore Evening Sun/November 2, 1910
Nietzscheana
Baltimore Evening Sun/November 3, 1910
French Melodrama
Baltimore Evening Sun/November 5, 1910
Poor Old Ibsen!
Baltimore Evening Sun/November 7, 1910
A New Court?
Baltimore Evening Sun/November 8, 1910
Percy Mackaye
Baltimore Evening Sun/November 9, 1910
The Pension Grab
Baltimore Evening Sun/November 10, 1910
Good for the Reds!
Baltimore Evening Sun/November 11, 1910
The Printed Play
Baltimore Evening Sun/November 15, 1910
Henri Bataille
Baltimore Evening Sun/November 16, 1910
A Hall of Fame
Baltimore Evening Sun/November 17, 1910
The Moral Mind
Baltimore Evening Sun/November 18, 1910
Modjeska's Book
Baltimore Evening Sun/November 22, 1910
Jerome K. Jerome
Baltimore Evening Sun/November 23, 1910
On Hanging
Baltimore Evening Sun/November 25, 1910
The Tzs-Cheng Yuan
Baltimore Evening Sun/November 26, 1910
The Mikado
Baltimore Evening Sun/November 30, 1910
Mainly About Novels
The Dramatic Critic
Baltimore Evening Sun/December 1, 1910
At the Pole
Baltimore Evening Sun/December 2, 1910
Mental Vibrations
Baltimore Evening Sun/December 3, 1910
Avery Hopwood
Baltimore Evening Sun/December 6, 1910
Eating, An Elegy
Baltimore Evening Sun/December 7, 1910
England's Crisis
Baltimore Evening Sun/December 8, 1910
An English Issue
Baltimore Evening Sun/December 9, 1910
Tolstoiana
Baltimore Evening Sun/December 10, 1910
The Death Rate
Baltimore Evening Sun/December 12, 1910
A Maker of Tunes
Baltimore Evening Sun/December 13, 1910
On "Life-Waste"
Baltimore Evening Sun/December 16, 1910
Various Matters: Presents at Christmas
Baltimore Evening Sun/December 17, 1910
The Lords Spiritual
Baltimore Evening Sun/December 19, 1910
Christmas Books
Baltimore Evening Sun/December 20, 1910
Christmas Books II
Baltimore Evening Sun/December 21, 1910
Direct Elections
Baltimore Evening Sun/December 22, 1910
Various Matters
Baltimore Evening Sun/December 23, 1910
Christmas Sermon
Baltimore Evening Sun/December 24, 1910
The Fitch Plays
Baltimore Evening Sun/December 27, 1910
Baltimore Evening Sun/December 28, 1910
In Liberia
Baltimore Evening Sun/December 29, 1910
Various Matters: Socialistic Balderdash
Baltimore Evening Sun/December 30, 1910
H. L. M e n c k e n
(I.) 1899 - 1910
1899
Gossip about Sports
Baltimore Morning Herald/March 2, 1899
Democrats at Work
Baltimore Morning Herald/March 3, 1899
Rev. J. Addison Smith
Baltimore Morning Herald/March 6, 1899
With the Gold Hunters
Baltimore Morning Herald/March 15, 1899
Now for Manila
Baltimore Sunday Herald/April 2, 1899
Made One Society
Baltimore Morning Herald/April 6, 1899
Hayes a Workingman
Baltimore Morning Herald/April 19, 1899
Sousa Warmly Greeted
Baltimore Morning Herald/April 21, 1899
Want Lower Taxes
Baltimore Morning Herald/April 22, 1899
Discussing the Issues
Baltimore Morning Herald/April 22, 1899
Oratorio's 'Elijah'
Baltimore Morning Herald/April 28, 1899
Cuddy and His Wagon
Baltimore Morning Herald/April 29, 1899
Germany's Attitude
Baltimore Sunday Herald/April 30, 1899
Raleigh's Chief Bugler
Baltimore Morning Herald/May 2, 1899
May Day Yesterday
Baltimore Morning Herald/May 2, 1899
John Wesley's Life
Baltimore Morning Herald/May 5, 1899
Levvy's Big Project
Baltimore Morning Herald/May 9, 1899
Successful Recital
Baltimore Morning Herald/May 23, 189
Body Identified
Baltimore Morning Herald/May 24, 1899
Peabody Students
Baltimore Morning Herald/May 25, 1899
In Mercy's Name
Baltimore Sunday Herald/June 4, 1899
Entertaining a Prophet
Baltimore Morning Herald/June 6, 1899
Rain Brings Relief
Baltimore Morning Herald/June 10, 1899
Mr. M'Intire's Trip
Baltimore Morning Herald/June 12, 1899
Through With Books
Baltimore Morning Herald/June 24, 1899
1900
A Matter of Ethnology
Baltimore Sunday Herald/June 3, 1900
At the Edge of the Spanish Main
Baltimore Sunday Herald/August 26, 1900
Its Day is Going
Baltimore Sunday Herald/September 2, 1900
Where Orchids are Called Weeds
Baltimore Sunday Herald/September 2, 1900
Seen on the Streets of Kingston
Baltimore Sunday Herald/September 9, 1900
Baltimore Morning Herald/December 3, 1900
Terse and Terrible Texts
Baltimore Morning Herald/December 10, 1900
Hailed the Truce
Baltimore Morning Herald/December 21, 1900
Baltimore Morning Herald/December 22, 1900
Baltimore Morning Herald/December 24, 1900
Baltimore Morning Herald/December 31, 1900
1901
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 1, 1901
Surplus Less Than Expected
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 4, 1901
Baltimore Sunday Herald/January 6, 1901
Baltimore Sunday Herald/January 6, 1901
Solons Victorious After a Hard Fight
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 8, 1901
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 9, 1901
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 10, 1901
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 12, 1901
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 12, 1901
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 13, 1901
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 14, 1901
Commissioners Ignore Civil Service Rules
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 14, 1901
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 14, 1901
School Children's Lives are in Danger
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 15, 1901
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 15, 1901
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 16, 1901
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 16, 1901
Health Demands Schools and Sewers
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 18, 1901
Only a Trifle Spent to Keep Streets Clean
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 18, 1901
Interest on City's Debt is Decreased
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 19, 1901
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 20, 1901
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 22, 1901
Debt is Decreased by Two Million
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 22, 1901
Appeal Tax Court Has Many Recommendations
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 24, 1901
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 25, 1901
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 25, 1901
Mayor Hayes' Plan Faulty
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 26, 1901
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 26, 1901
Plays and Players
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 28, 1901
Levy Muddle at Annapolis
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 28, 1901
Mayor Hayes Was Non Est
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 29, 1901
Fendall Wants Sewers and Wood Pavements
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 29, 1901
Legal Wits Argue Law
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 30, 1901
Battle of the Lawyers Ended
Baltimore Morning Herald/January 31, 1901
Waiting for the Verdict
Baltimore Sunday Herald/February 3, 1901
Solons Wearied of Their Work
Baltimore Morning Herald/February 5, 1901
Engineer Phelps' Hot Reply to His Critics
Baltimore Morning Herald/February 7, 1901
Lauterbach Offers $5,500,000 For W.M.R.R.
Baltimore Morning Herald/February 8, 1901
Nominations of the Mayor
Baltimore Morning Herald/February 12, 1901
Good Microbes Will Conquer Bad Microbes
Baltimore Morning Herald/February 16, 1901
Municipality May Secure Dollar Gas
Baltimore Morning Herald/February 16, 1901
Solons Have Faith in the Female Refuge
Baltimore Morning Herald/February 19, 1901
Carswell Wins Lighting Case
Baltimore Morning Herald/February 21, 1901
Telephone Wires Must Be Buried Immediately
Baltimore Morning Herald/February 21, 1901
Mayor Wins His Case; Tax Rate Will Be Low
Baltimore Morning Herald/February 22, 1901
Mayor Hayes Congratulated
Baltimore Morning Herald/February 23, 1901
Mayor Urges Prompt Tax Levy
Baltimore Morning Herald/February 24, 1901
Dove of Peace is Back Again
Baltimore Morning Herald/February 24, 1901
Mayor's Message a Bitter Pill for Council
Baltimore Morning Herald/February 25, 1901
Mayor Has Confidence in His Sewerage Plans
Baltimore Morning Herald/February 26, 1901
Solons Bow to Defeat and Begin a New Fight
Baltimore Morning Herald/February 26, 1901
Sinking Fund Increase Greater Than Ever
Baltimore Morning Herald/February 27, 1901
Collection of Taxes Will Begin March 15
Baltimore Morning Herald/February 27, 1901
Old Water Board Severely Criticized
Baltimore Morning Herald/February 28, 1901
Hayes Sewerage Plan Described in Detail
Baltimore Morning Herald/March 7, 1901
Charter Changes Suggested by Mayor
Baltimore Morning Herald/March 11, 1901
Collection of Taxes Begins With a Rush
Baltimore Morning Herald/March 16, 1901
Anti-Secret Session Ordinance Rejected
Baltimore Morning Herald/March 19, 1901
Immense Fire Losses During Current Year
Baltimore Morning Herald/March 21, 1901
Fire Board Discusses High Insurance Rates
Baltimore Morning Herald/March 22, 1901
Mayor Signs School Bill
Baltimore Morning Herald/March 29, 1901
Afraid the People Are Hunting Snakes
Baltimore Morning Herald/April 1, 1901
Terse and Terrible Texts
Baltimore Morning Herald/April 2, 1901
Beginning of the End in Sight for Solons
Baltimore Morning Herald/April 7, 1901
Terse and Terrible Texts
Baltimore Morning Herald/April 8, 1901
Beginning of the End in Sight for Solons
Baltimore Morning Herald/April 11, 1901
Terse and Terrible Texts
Baltimore Morning Herald/April 15, 1901
Baseball Adopted as the Solons' Sport
Baltimore Morning Herald/April 26, 1901
"They Thank the Herald From Their Hearts"
Baltimore Morning Herald/May 10, 1901
Herald's Work Highly Praised
Baltimore Morning Herald/May 11, 1901
Thousands of Hungry and Destitute Were Relieved
Baltimore Morning Herald/May 13, 1901
Florida City is Still in Need of
Assistance from Outside World
Baltimore Morning Herald/May 14, 1901
Baltimore and the Rest of the World
Baltimore Morning Herald/May 20, 1901
Baltimore Morning Herald/May 27, 1901
Baltimore Morning Herald/June 3, 1901
1901 (cont'd)
Untold Tales
How Oroccus Film-Flammed the Wise Ones
Baltimore Sunday Herald/June 17, 1901
I--The Revolt of the Dogs
Baltimore Sunday Herald/July 7, 1901
III--How G. Nero Allegretto Put the Carthaginian Obeah on Julius W. Glycyrrhizicus
Baltimore Sunday Herald/July 14, 1901
XI—How Livius Marcellus Opus Reformed Politics and Was Afterward Buried From His Late Residence
Baltimore Sunday Herald/September 1, 1901
XII—How the Merit System Worked Backward and Forward and the March to the Scaffold was Begun
Baltimore Sunday Herald/September 8, 1901
XIII—How J. Ippius Valereanus Evolved a Brilliant Scheme and Afterward Had an Elephant on His Hands
Baltimore Sunday Herald/September 15, 1901
XIV—How Livius R. Harmonium Was Seized by an Ideer and Later Conveyed to the Tomb
Baltimore Sunday Herald/September 22, 1901
XV—How Z. Antonius Caramba Invented an Underground Railway and Later Earned a Commutation for Good Behavior
Baltimore Sunday Herald/September 29, 1901
XVI—How the Reformers Had Five Aces and Lost the Game by Playing Them
Baltimore Sunday Herald/October 6, 1901
XVII—How Caius O’Lucius and His Crowd Beat the Disciples of Leviticus Szurbulofski and Were Afterward Released on Bail
Baltimore Sunday Herald/October 13, 1901
XVIII—How Claudius Nero Ippolitus Rose to Eminence and Later Lost His Job
Baltimore Sunday Herald/October 20, 1901
XIX--How the Reformers Displayed Pernicious Activity and the Attempt to Evangelize the Celebrated Junius O’Cato Failed
Baltimore Sunday Herald/October 27, 1901
XXVII--How Nero Bacchus Dalmazzo Went Foolish and Later Got a Swat on the
Baltimore Sunday Herald/December 22, 1901
XXVIII -How Ajax Ajaccio Became a Bohemian, and Subsequently Reformed
Baltimore Sunday Herald/December 29, 1901
1902
Wireless Interview with Prince Henry
Baltimore Morning Herald/March 12, 1902
1903
Charles J. Bonaparte: A Useful Citizen
Leslie's Popular Monthly/December, 1903
1904
Arthur Pue Gorman, Past Master in Politics and Presidential Possibility
Leslie's Monthly/March, 1904
James, Cardinal Gibbons
Leslie's Monthly/May, 1904
Enthusiasm Lacking in Democratic Hosts
Baltimore Morning Herald/July 5, 1904
Painful Indifference Prevails at St. Louis
Baltimore Morning Herald/July 6, 1904
Enthusiastic Cheers for Mr. Cleveland
Mark Opening
Baltimore Morning Herald/July 7, 1904
William F. Bryan, Once Powerful,
Goes Down to Defeat
Baltimore Morning Herald/July 8, 1904
Hinges of St. Louis Lid are Broken
Baltimore Morning Herald/July 8, 1904
Marylanders Prepare to Return Home
Baltimore Morning Herald/July 8, 1904
Parker’s Name Placed Before Democratic Convention Accompanied by Demonstration of Greatest Enthusiasm
Baltimore Morning Herald/July 9, 1904
The Serenade
Baltimore Evening Herald/September 6, 1904
Vaudeville at the Maryland
Baltimore Evening Herald/September 20, 1904
The Maid and the Mummy
Baltimore Evening Herald/September 27, 1904
A Chat with Miss Kline
Baltimore Evening Herald/October 3, 1904
The Second Fiddle
Baltimore Evening Herald/October 4, 1904
Some New Books
Baltimore Evening Herald/October 6, 1904
Notes in the Margin
Baltimore Sunday Herald/October 9, 1904
"Red Feather" Redivivus
Baltimore Evening Herald/October 11, 1904
Notes in the Margin
Baltimore Sunday Herald/October 16, 1904
The Yankee Consul
Baltimore Evening Herald/October 18, 1904
Notes in the Margin
Baltimore Sunday Herald/October 23, 1904
Why Smith Left Home
Baltimore Evening Herald/October 25, 1904
Notes in the Margin
Baltimore Sunday Herald/October 30, 1904
Vaudeville at the Maryland
Baltimore Evening Herald/November 1, 1904
Notes in the Margin
Baltimore Sunday Herald/November 6, 1904
The Virginian
Baltimore Evening Herald/November 8, 1904
Miss Walsh in "Resurrection"
Baltimore Evening Herald/November 15, 1904
Notes in the Margin
Baltimore Sunday Herald/November 27, 1904
Miss Campbell at the Academy
Baltimore Evening Herald/November 29, 1904
Notes in the Margin
Baltimore Sunday Herald/December 4, 1904
Vaudeville at the Maryland
Baltimore Evening Herald/December , 1904
Notes in the Margin
Baltimore Sunday Herald/December 11, 1904
Miss Adelaide Keim as Hamlet
Baltimore Evening Herald/December 13, 1904
Notes in the Margin
Baltimore Sunday Herald/December 18, 1904
Baltimore Sunday Herald/December 25, 1904
1905
Notes in the Margin
Baltimore Sunday Herald/January 1, 1905
Is He Man or Devil?
Baltimore Evening Herald/January 14, 1905
Notes in the Margin
Baltimore Sunday Herald/January 15, 1905
Baltimore Sunday Herald/January 22, 1905
Baltimore Sunday Herald/January 29, 1905
Baltimore Sunday Herald/February 5, 1905
Much Ado About Nothing
Baltimore Evening Herald/February 7, 1905
Plays and Players
Baltimore Evening Herald/February 11, 1905
Red Wagon Stories
Baltimore Sunday Herald/February 26, 1905
Poetry and the Public
Baltimore Sunday Herald/March 5, 1905
Plays and Players
Baltimore Evening Herald/March 15, 1905
The Passing of "The Hill"
Baltimore Evening Herald/March 15, 1905
On Going to Church
Baltimore Sunday Herald/March 19, 1905
The Theatrical Season
Baltimore Sunday Herald/April 23, 1905
A Book of Dramatists
Baltimore Evening Herald/May 6, 1905
Marketing Wild Animals
Leslie's Monthly/July, 1905
Planning the Paper
Baltimore Evening Herald/August 24, 1905
The Girl of the Golden West
Baltimore Evening Herald/October 17, 1905
By the Way
Baltimore Sunday Herald/October 22, 1905
Down the Line
Baltimore Sunday Herald/October 29, 1905
Miss Fiske and Her Company
Baltimore Evening Herald/November 17, 1905
Some Plays of the Day
Baltimore Sunday Herald/November 12, 1905
A Drama With a Sunday-School Moral
Baltimore Evening Herald/November 18, 1905
Mere Opinion
Baltimore Sunday Herald/November 19, 1905
La Belle Marseillaise
Baltimore Evening Herald/November 21, 1905
The Tardy Recognition of the Hon. Louis Michel
Baltimore Evening Herald/November 25, 1905
The National Theater Foolishness
Baltimore Sunday Herald/November 26, 1905
Mere Opinion
Baltimore Sunday Herald/November 26, 1905
Baltimore Sunday Herald/December 3, 1905
Plays Mme. Bernhardt Will Present in Baltimore: No. 1
Baltimore Sunday Herald/December 10, 1905
Mere Opinion
Baltimore Sunday Herald/December 17, 1905
Plays Mme. Bernhardt Will Present in Baltimore: No. 2
Baltimore Sunday Herald/December 17, 1905
Mere Opinion
Baltimore Sunday Herald/December 24, 1905
Plays Mme. Bernhardt Will Present in Baltimore: No. 3
Baltimore Sunday Herald/December 24, 1905
Mere Opinion
Baltimore Sunday Herald/December 25, 1905
Certain Dramas of Importance: No. 1
Baltimore Sunday Herald/December 31, 1905
Mere Opinion
Baltimore Sunday Herald/January 14, 1906
Baltimore Sunday Herald/January 21, 1906
Baltimore Sunday Herald/January 28, 1906
Baltimore Sunday Herald/February 11, 1906
Baltimore Sunday Herald/March 11, 1906
1908
The Good, The Bad, And the Best Sellers
The Smart Set/November, 1908
Oyez! Oyez! All Ye Who Read Books
The Smart Set/December, 1908
1909
A Road Map of the New Books
The Smart Set/January, 1909
The Literary Olio
The Smart Set/February, 1909
The Literary Clinic
The Smart Set/March, 1909
The Novels that Bloom
in the Spring, Tra-la!
The Smart Set/April, 1909
Some Novels--And a Good One
The Smart Set/May, 1909
Books for the Hammock and Deck Chair
The Smart Set/June, 1909
The Best Novels of the Year
The Smart Set/July, 1909
Novels and Other Books--Chiefly Bad
The Smart Set/August, 1909
The Books of the Dog Days
The Smart Set/September, 1909
The Last of the Victorians
The Smart Set/October, 1909
What About Nietzsche?
The Smart Set/November, 1909
A Doll's House--With a Fourth Act
The Smart Set/December, 1909