February 1913

28 articles

• 1Cover, Masthead, and ContentsYoung Men’s Mutual Improvement Associationspp. 279 to 403
• 2I'll Trust in Him Who Rules on HighR. Michelsenpp. 279 to 281
• 3The Conquest of DrouthJohn A. Widtsoepp. 281 to 293
• 4A Visit to Newcastle-on-TyneLydia D. Alderpp. 293 to 298
• 5What Have We Done Today? A PoemO. F. Ursenbachpp. 298 to 299
• 6Dryden on Salvation for the DeadClaude T. Barnespp. 299 to 303
• 7As We Journey Along the Road. A PoemTheodore E. Curtispp. 303 to 304
• 8Little Problems of Married Life XVIIWilliam George Jordanpp. 304 to 309
• 9I Would Not Know. A PoemBertha A. Kleinmanp. 309
• 10Joseph Smith, Jr., as a Translator: A Plea in Bar of Final ConclusionsB. H. Robertspp. 309 to 310
• 11War. A PoemGrace Ingles Frostpp. 310 to 326
• 12The Book of AbrahamJ. M. Sjodahlpp. 326 to 341
• 13Scholars DisagreeJunius F. Wellspp. 341 to 343
• 14Bishop Spulding's Jump in the Logical ProcessJohn Henry Evanspp. 343 to 346
• 15The Book of the DeadLevi Edgar Youngpp. 346 to 349
• 16Liberty of the Press IIIJames H. Andersonpp. 349 to 354
• 17Voice of the Intangible VIIAlbert R. Lymanpp. 354 to 362
• 18VocationJoseph Quinney Jr.pp. 362 to 366
• 19Department of Vocations and Industries VIB. H. Robertspp. 366 to 368
• 20A Day in the English LakelandHermon J. Wellspp. 368 to 374
• 21A Glimpse of the Salt WorksAnnie K. Hardypp. 374 to 375
• 22The Ten-Dollar Bill. A PoemWalter P. Emmettpp. 375 to 378
• 23Editor's Table: Joseph Smith, Jr., as a TranslatorJoseph F. Smithpp. 378 to 380
• 24Messages from the MissionsYoung Men’s Mutual Improvement Associationspp. 380 to 389
• 25Priesthood Quorums' Table: Elder George Barton Taylor; Men Who Remember Seeing the Prophet JosephYoung Men’s Mutual Improvement Associationspp. 389 to 390
• 26Mutual WorkYoung Men’s Mutual Improvement Associationspp. 390 to 394
• 27Church School Department: The Purpose of Founder's Day; Dr. George H. BrimhallH. R. Merrillpp. 394 to 398
• 28Passing EventsYoung Men’s Mutual Improvement Associationspp. 398 to 403