The book is available at Hathi (I have not checked for other online sources).
Table of Contents
Henry R. Lang. The Portuguese Element in New England (pp. 9-18)
Fanny D. Bergen. Some Bits of Plant-Lore (pp. 19-22)
William Wells Newell. Conjuring Rats (pp. 23-32)
J. Walter Fewkes. The Ceremonial Circuit among the Village Indians of Northeastern Arizona (pp. 33-42)
James Deans. Legend of the Fin-Back Whale Crest of the Haidas, Queen Charlotte's Island, B. C. (pp. 43-47)
Collection of Folk-Lore in Finland (p. 48)
Frank Hamilton Cushing. A Zuñi Folk-Tale of the Underworld (pp. 49-56)
Mrs. W. Wallace Brown. "Chief-Making" among the Passamaquoddy Indians (pp. 57-59)
Proverbs and Phrases (p. 60)
Superstitions of the "Crackers" in Georgia (p. 62)
Method of Challenge among California Indians (p. 62)
The Luck of the Number Three (pp. 62-63)
Divination with the Sifter (p. 63)
Crossing the Back (pp. 63-64)
Tabasheer (pp. 64-65)
Ghost Dance in Arizona (pp. 65-68)
H. Carrington Bolton. "Injun-Giving" (p. 68)
Ernest Ingersoll. Decoration of Negro Graves (pp. 68-69)
Fanny D. Bergen. Quilt Patterns (p. 69)
Charles Godfrey Leland. Another "Witch's Ladder" (p. 70)
W. W. Newell. Primitive Marriage Customs as Preserved in the Games of Children (pp. 70-71)
William John Potts. Creation Myth of the Assinaboines (pp. 72-73)
William John Potts. Creation Myth of the California Indians (pp. 73-74)
William John Potts. Peter Piper's Proper Pronunciation of Perfect English versus Peter Pipernus (pp. 74-76)
Book Reviews
Mann und Fuchs by Kaarle Krohn (pp. 83-84)
Poesie dei Popoli selvaggi o poco civili by G. Ragusa-Moleti (pp. 84-85)
Traditions et Superstitions de la Boulangerie by Paul Sébillot (pp. 85-86)
