The fifth volume of the present edition includes: a collection of short stories "Moonface" (New York, Macmillan, 1906), the story "To Adam" (New York, Macmillan, 1907), a collection of short stories "Love of Life" (New York, Macmillan, 1907) and essays "The Road" (New York, Macmillan, 1907) The story "Moonface" first published in Macmillan, New York, 1906. "The story of the leopard tamer" - in the magazine "Leslis store" in August 1903 "Local Color" - in the magazine "Enlis Shop" in October 1906. "Amateur Night" in the December 1903 issue of Pilgrim. "Midas's Favorites" in Pearson's Shop magazine in May 1901. "Golden Canyon" - in the magazine "Senchury store" in November 1905. "Planchetka" - in the magazine "Cosmopolitan Shop" in June - August 1906. "Shadow and Flash" - in the magazine "Bookman" in June 1903. The story "To Adam" was first published in the magazine "Euribodis store" from October 1906 to February 1907, a separate edition of the story was published in 1907. The story "Love of Life" was first published in the magazine "McClurs Magazine" in December 1905. "The Brown Wolf" - in the magazine "Evricodes Magazine" in August 1906. "One-day parking" - in the magazine "Colliers" in May 1907. "The White Man's Custom" - in the periodical Sandiz Magezin Syndicate in 1905. "The Tale of Kish" - in the magazine "Holiday Magazine" in January 1904. "Unexpected" - in the magazine "McClurs Magazine" in August 1906. Trail of False Suns, Harpers Magazine, December 1905 . All essays of the collection "Road" were published in the magazine "Cosmopolitan Magazine" in 1907, with the exception of the essay "Bulls", which was printed in the same magazine in March 1908. "Recognition" (May), "Hold on" (June), "Pictures" (September), "Snap" (July), "Correctional prison" (August), "Wanderers who pass at night" (December), "Homeless boys and cheerful cats" (November), "Two thousand tramps" (October)[D]