The Atlantic Monthly/Volume 109/Number 4

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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY

APRIL, 1912


Articles

Youth, Randolph S. Bourne 433
Democracy or Dynamite?, H. R. Mussey 441
John Burroughs, Jean Dwight Franklin 446
The Significance of the Arbitration Treaties, Roland G. Usher 447
The German Woman, Hugo Münsterberg 457
White-Horse Winter, Wilbur Daniel Steele 468
Literature and the Stage, O. W. Firkins 477
The Sunset of the Confederacy, Morris Schaff 484
To Lonely Youth, Fannie Stearns Davis 498
My Book and Heart, Margaret Lynn 500
The Man who Failed, Helen Ormsbee 508
The Immigrant’s Portion, Mary Antin 518
The Lady of the Garden, Zephine Humphrey 526
The Principal Girl, J. C. Snaith 531
Education and the Nation, Henry S. Pritchett 543
Gregory and the Scuttle, Charles Haskins Townsend 554
Vague Thoughts on Art, John Galsworthy 557
A Ballade of Barren Roses, Gertrude Bartlett 567
When Straits Them Press, Ruth George 568
Profanity: a Lost Art 570
City Walks 574
Home-Coming 575
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