ley and The Red Cross Magazine: "The Red Cross Spirit Speaks"; Mr. Finley and Charles Scribner's Sons: "The Soldiers' Recessional." Mr. Hermann Hagedorn and The Outlook Company: "The Pyres." Mr. Frederick L. Hosmer and The Beacon Press: "Hear, O Ye Nations" and "Our Country," from "The Thought of God in Hymns and Poems." Houghton Mifflin Company: Extract from Bryant's translation of the Odyssey; "Ode: July 4, 1857," by Ralph Waldo Emerson; "The Heroic Age," "In Times of Peace," extract from "The Great Remembrance," by Richard Watson Gilder; "The Flower of Liberty," "Hail Columbia "; additional stanzas, "Hymn of Peace," "International Ode," "Union and Liberty," "Vive la France," by Oliver Wendell Holmes; "The Glorious Fourth" and "The Message of Peace," by Mrs. Julia Ward Howe; "The Arsenal at Springfield," extracts from "Hiawatha" and "The Building of the Ship," by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow; "Peace on Earth," by Samuel Longfellow; extract from "Commemoration Ode," "The Fatherland," "Stanzas on Freedom," by James Russell Lowell; "For the Gifts of the Spirit," "by Edward Rowland Sill; "Liberty Enlightening the World," by Edmund Clarence Stedman; extract from " National Ode," and "Soldiers of Peace,' by Bayard Taylor; "The Bartholdi Statue," "Centennial Hymn," "The Hero," extract from "The Peace of Europe," by John Greenleaf Whittier. (The selections by the authors named are used by permission of, and by special arrangement with, Houghton Mifflin Company, authorized publishers of their works.) Mr. Julian Richard Hovey: "Unmanifest Destiny," by Richard Hovey, from "Along the Trail." The Independent: "Peace," by P. W. Slosson. Mr. Rudyard Kipling and Doubleday, Page & Company: "The Children's Song," from "Puck of Pook's Hill." John Lane Company: "The Illusion of War," by Richard Le Gallienne, from "The Silk-Hat Soldier, and Other Poems"; extract from "Midnight — the 31st of December, 1900," by Stephen Phillips, from "New Poems." Little, Brown & Company: "Armageddon," by Sir Edwin Arnold; extract from "Torch-Bearers," by Arlo Bates; "Columbus," by Edward Everett Hale, from "Addresses and Essays." Longmans, Green & Company: "The Burghers' Battle," by William Morris, from "Poems by the Way." The Macmillan Company: "Is Life Worth Living?" by Alfred Austin, from "Lyrical Poems"; "The World Peace," by H. G. Wells, from "Joan and Peter." Mr. Edwin Markham: "Need of the Hour" and "The Spirit of Lincoln," from "Lincoln, and Other Poems." Miss Harriet Monroe: Extract from "Columbian Ode." Thomas Nelson & Sons: "Vitaï Lampada," by Sir Henry Newbolt. Mr. Alfred Noyes: "Princeton, May, 1917 "; Mr. Noyes and Frederick A. Stokes Company: "The Dawn of Peace" and "The Prayer for Peace." The Page Company: "The Christ of the Andes," by Nevin In," from "The Garden of Years," by Guy Wetmore The Roycrofters: "A Message to Garcia," by Elbert G. Schirmer: "Hymn of Free Russia," by Konstantin Balmont; English version by Vera and Kurt Schindler. Charles Scribner's Sons: "Wanted," by J. G. Holland; "The Garden of the Virgin," by Alexander Kuprin; extract from "Centennial Cantata," by Sidney Lanier; "The Name of France," by Henry van Dyke. Mr. Clinton Scollard: "Ad Patriam," by Clinton Scollard, and "A Vision of Peace," by Wallace Rice, from "Ballads of Valor and Victory." Frederick A. Stokes Company: "Makers of the Flag," by Franklin K. Lane, from "The American Spirit." Miss Edith M. Thomas and The New York Times: "Britons and Guests." Harr Wagner Publishing Company: "A Song for Peace," by Joaquin Miller. Mr. G. E. Woodberry and The Macmillan Company: "America to England" and "At Gibraltar," from Poems" 1903; Mr. Woodberry, The North American Review and The New York Times: "Sonnets Written in the Fall of 1914." The Youth's Companion Company: "Washington," by Hezekiah Butterworth. |