May 1911

Articles

• Prepare for Socialism

  “The question between possibly beneficent and inevitably calamitous results from the undertaking is a question of character in the government to which it is trusted.”

  J. N. Larned

• The Song of Siva

  A poem

  Ameen Rihani

• Socialism and National Efficiency

  J. O. Fagan

• The Two Generations

  Randolph S. Bourne

• Animal Intelligence

  M. E. Haggerty

• The Quality of Mercy

  Florence Converse

• The Persistence and Integrity of Plots

  Ellen Duvall

• The Loom of Spring

  Cornelia Kane Rathbone

• Federal Expenditures Under Modern Conditions

  William S. Rossiter

• A Dream-March to the Wilderness

  Morris Schaff

• For the Honor of the Company

  Mary E. Mitchell

• German and American Methods of Production

  W. H. Dooley

• Old Friends and New

  Margaret Sherwood

• The Pace That Kills

  Ford Madox Hueffer

• The Patricians

  John Galsworthy

• American Unthrift

  Charles T. Rogers

• The Stranger Within Our Gates

  Francis E. Leupp

• Sir Walter's Orphanage

  N. P. Dunn

• The Little Boy That Lived in the Lane

• The Glory of Being Wicked

• By-Products of Bird-Study

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