The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine (June 1913) / Vol. LXXXVI. New Series: Vol. LXIV. May to October, 1913
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TEMPLE OF ZEUS AT OLYMPIA
PAINTED FOR THE CENTURY BY JULES GUÉRIN
Copyright, 1913, by THE CENTURY CO. All rights reserved.
TRAVEL NUMBER
VOL. LXXXVI
JUNE, 1913
NO. 2
VERSE
Various
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THE CENTURY MAGAZINE
CONTENTS
THE GREAT ST. BERNARD
THE TRAINING OF A JAPANESE CHILD
BROTHER LEO
ANOTHER VIEW OF “THE HAYES-TILDEN CONTEST”
IF RICHARD WAGNER CAME BACK
“BLACK BLOOD”
OFF CAPRI
SKIRTING THE BALKAN PENINSULA
AN ELEPHANT ROUND-UP
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS IN RUSSIA
THE SITUATION IN 1812
NAPOLEON’S RETREAT FROM MOSCOW
MADAME DE STAËL
SIGIRIYA
AT THE CLOSED GATE OF JUSTICE
COLONEL WATTERSON’S REJOINDER TO EX-SENATOR EDMUNDS
TO ALFRED NOYES
A PAPER OF PUNS
FINIS
T. TEMBAROM
CHAPTER XVII
CHAPTER XVIII
INVULNERABLE
UNDER WHICH FLAG, LADIES, ORDER OR ANARCHY?
NEWSPAPER INVASION OF PRIVACY
THE CHANGING VIEW OF GOVERNMENT
THE TWO-BILLION-DOLLAR CONGRESS
ERRATUM
ON THE LADY AND HER BOOK
ON THE USE OF HYPERBOLE IN ADVERTISING
AN AFTER-DINNER STORY
OLD DADDY DO-FUNNY’S WISDOM JINGLES
LIMERICK
