April 1918

Articles

• The Cross at Neuve Chapelle

  “When we think of the great struggle, the vision of the cross rises before us; and when we see the cross, we think of the processions of wounded men who have been broken to save the world.”

  Thomas Tiplady

• A Gentleman Unafraid

  “I feel that we are only at the beginning and must really fight for existence.”

  Edwin Austin Abbey

• The Contributors' Column--April Atlantic

• Only the Naval Reserve

  Ralph E. Cropley

• Their War

  Hetty Hemenway

• Adventures in Indigence. Iii: Margaret and Margharetta

  Laura Spencer Portor

• Morn Like a Thousand Shining Spears

  Laurence Binyon

• Youth

• The Changing Character of Libraries

  John Cotton Dana

• The Spring Bird Procession

  John Burroughs

• Dramatic Criticism in the American Press

  James S. Metcalfe

• Sentimental America

  Henry Seidel Canby

• No Story at All

  Katherine Mayo

• One of Them. Iv

  Elizabeth Hasanovitz

• Peter Stood and Warmed Himself

  George Parkin Atwater

• Reverie

  Amory Hare

• The Fundamentals of the Situation

  André Chéradame

• A Destroyer in Active Service

• Flying Thoughts

  Charles Bernard Nordhoff

• The Western Front

  H. Sidebotham

• The Plumber Appreciated

• The Panacea

• On 'Of Names'

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