June 1914

Articles

• Some Confessions of a ‘T.B.’

  “There is no walk of life which we have left entirely uninvaded. We are everywhere, in everything. If a climax is desired, even the throne has no immunity from our adventurous and versatile persistence in attempting occupations.”

  William Garrott Brown

• Victoriano Huerta: A Sketch From Life

  Louis C. Simonds

• The Wealth of Timmy Zimmerman

  Cornelia A. P. Comer

• The Influence of the Passing of the Public Lands

  William J. Trimble

• An Exposition of Sleep

  Frederick Peterson

• Newspaper Morals: A Reply

  Ralph Pulitzer

• Marco Baldi, Owner

  Gino C. Speranza

• Quai D'orsay: A Parisian Dry-Point

  Joseph Warren Beach

• Credo Quia Possibile

  Henry Dwight Sedgwick

• The Survival of Ability

  Rollo Ogden

• Wanted: An American Minister of Marine

  Alexander G. Mclellan

• The Wage That Attracts Capital

  Ray Morris

• A Scottish Garden

  Sarah N. Cleghorn

• Ivy of the Negatives

  Margaret Lynn

• An Experiment in Coöperative Living

  Randolph S. Bourne

• Redwood Canyon

  Henry Siedel Canby

• The Mills

  Joseph Husband

• Sunday in Andalusia

  Grant Showerman

• Hall-Marked: A Satiric Trifle

  John Galsworthy

• The Graduate's Choice

• Dead on the Field of Battle

• The Servantless Cottage

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