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The Little Review, September 1916 (Vol. 3, No. 6)

The Little Review

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MARGARET C. ANDERSON EDITOR

SEPTEMBER, 1916

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Light Occupations of an Editor

The San Francisco Bomb Case:

What Can a Poor Executioner Do? Robert Minor

The Labor Farce Margaret C. Anderson

And——

New York Letter Allan Ross Macdougall

The Reader Critic

Facts About the Bomb

The Vers Libre Contest

Published Monthly

15 cents a copy

MARGARET C. ANDERSON, Publisher Montgomery Block SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

$1.50 a year

Entered as second-class matter at Postoffice, San Francisco, Cal.

The Little Review

VOL III.

SEPTEMBER, 1916

NO. 6

Copyright, 1916, by Margaret C. Anderson

The Little Review hopes to become a magazine of Art. The September issue is offered as a Want Ad.

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Illustration from The Little Review, September 1916 (Vol. 3, No. 6)

Light occupations of the editor while there is nothing to edit.

SHE PRACTICES EIGHTEEN HOURS A DAY AND—

—TAKES HER MASON AND HAMLIN TO BED WITH HER

BREAKFASTING

CONVERTING THE SHERIFF TO ANARCHISM AND VERS LIBRE

SUFFERING FOR HUMANITY AT EMMA GOLDMAN’S LECTURES

Illustration from The Little Review, September 1916 (Vol. 3, No. 6)

(Continued.)

GATHERING HER OWN FIRE-WOOD

SWIMMING

THE STEED ON WHICH SHE HAS HER PICTURE TAKEN

THE INSECT ON WHICH SHE RIDES

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