April 1908

Articles

• The Divine Soil

  John Burroughs

• The Social Disability of the Jew

  "You cannot do the Jews and the community at large a greater service than by excluding the undesirable members of their race."

  Edwin J. Kuh

• Meatless Dishes With the Meat Flavor for Lenten Season Days

  Mary Jane Mcclure

• Rose Macleod

  Alice Brown

• Laus Dionysi

  M. A. De Wolfe Howe

• A Second Motor-Flight Through France

  Edith Wharton

• Harking Back to the Humanities

  John Corbin

• A Bird Out of the Snare

  Dorothy Canfield

• Confessions of a Railroad Signalman

  J. O. Fagan

• Stars in Their Courses

  Robert Bridges

• If the United States Had Branch Banks

  H. M. P. Eckardt

• The Present Difficulties of the Church in France

  Felix Klein

• Three Fishers

  Mary Glascock

• Personal Recollections of Whistler

  Sidney Starr

• To a Greek Bootblack

  O. W. Firkins

• Exile

  Henry Dwight Sedgwick

• The Public Service Commissions Law of New York

  Thomas Mott Osborne

• Himalayan Sketches

  Louise Parke Atherton

• Chateaubriand in America

  W. B. Blake

• Religion in an Ideal Commonwealth

  George Holley Gilbert

• The Earth-Hour

  Charles L. O’Donnell

• Madame Poulard

• Fools

• To "The Man in the Mirror"

• The Newspaper "Fan"

• No Time for a Wife

• There Is No Place Exactly Like Home

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