May 1917

Articles

• National Independence and Internationalism

  “There can be no good international system until the boundaries of states coincide as nearly as possible with the boundaries of nations.”

  Bertrand Russell

• The Contributors' Column--May Atlantic

  Catherine

• Four Days

  Hetty Hemenway

• The Lilies

  George Edward Woodberry

• Juventus Christi

  Anne C. E. Allinson

• A Little Look at the People

  Ida M. Tarbell

• An Engineer at Salonika

  William Mcfee

• A Wilderness Laboratory

  William Beebe

• Yellow Warblers

  Katharine Lee Bates

• Twenty-Five Years 'In Residence'

  William J. Tucker

• The American Plan for Enforcing Peace

  Frederick Pollock

• Saint Dympna's Miracle

  Edward Eyre Hunt

• The War as Critic: Some Notes on Recent Fiction

  Wilson Follett

• Japan and the United States

  K. K. Kawakami

• Nicaragua and the United States

  Cyrus F. Wicker

• From the Land of the Living Death

  Catherine Bresiikovsky

• At the Enemy's Mercy. Ii

• The Machine-Gun Destroyers

  Louis-Octaye Philippe

• The Gentle Theme-Reader

• The Passing of the Spare-Room

• A Belgian Interlude

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