June 1918

Articles

• The Wild Ostrich

  Theodore Roosevelt

• An Englishwoman’s Message

  “Of course, when war comes to a peace-loving people, without warning or preparation, it must of necessity disorganize to an appalling degree the whole fabric of civilian life.”

  Mrs. A. Burnett-Smith

• The Contributors' Column--June Atlantic

  Ernest Hart

• A Naturalist in Paris

  William Beebe

• What Did Marse Robert Think?

  Margaret Prescott Montague

• The Gulf

  Willard L. Sperry

• The Mother of Stasya

  Christina Krysto

• It Will Be a Hard Winter

  Olive Tilford Dargan

• Officers and Gentlemen

  Maurice Barrès

• The Black Pearl: A Gossamer Tale

  Katharine Butler

• A Clearing-House for Labor

  Don D. Lescohier

• A Light-Blue Stocking

  A. Edward Newton

• The Problem of the Floods

  H. M. Chittenden

• A White-Throat Sings

  Walter Prichard Eaton

• German Corruption of the Foreign Press

• High Adventure: Vi. The Balloonatics

  James Norman Hall

• M. Clemenceau and His Problems

  Charles Dawbarn

• The Western Front and Political Strategy

  André Chéradame

• A Father to His Enlisted Son

• The Letter R

• The Void of Fear

• The Astronomy of Fiction

• The Illustrious Illiterate

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