July 1918

Articles

• Revolutionary Justice

  “I felt like Alice in Wonderland. I had swallowed a magic pill which had transformed things. Cooks and duchesses; ragged soldiers and resplendent generals; collarless workingmen and bewigged and begowned judges, had changed places.”

  Madeleine Z. Doty

• The German Press and German Opinion

  Victor S. Clark

• The Bolsheviks at Home

  Madame Emma Ponafidine

• Jan Smuts

  Wallace Notestein

• High Adventure. Vii

  James Norman Hall

• Bread and the Battle

  Thomas H. Dickinson

• Tanks

• Tooth-Paste and Whiskey

• A Red Indian Day

  William Beebe

• A New England Portrait

  Margaret Baldwin

• Parables From Palæontology

  Kirtley F. Mather

• The African Lion

  William Charles Scully

• A Thin Day

  Claudia Cranston

• Should Language Be Abolished?

  Harold Goddard

• Strike Stone on Steel

  Laurence Binyon

• The Radium of Romance

  Dallas Lore Sharp

• Cap'n Tristram's Shipbuilding

  Robert Wade

• Portraits of American Women: Ii. Harriet Beecher Stowe

  Gamaliel Bradford

• To the Wingless Victory: A Prayer

  George Edward Woodberry

• Night-Work in a Munition Factory

  Winifred Brooke Irvine

• The Contributors' Column--July Atlantic

  L. M. F.

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