CONTENTS

STORIES IN THE YEARBOOKS

1915, 1916, 1917, and 1918.

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A Simple Act of Piety. By Captain Achmed Abdullah1918[1]
The Sacrificial Altar. By Gertrude Atherton1916[8]
The Excursion. By Edwina Stanton Babcock1917[12]
Cruelties. By Edwina Stanton Babcock1918[14]
Onnie. By Thomas Beer1917[18]
Miss Willett. By Barry Benefield1916[21]
Supers. By Frederick Booth1916[23]
Buster. By Katharine Holland Brown1918[24]
Fog. By Dana Burnet1916[28]
The Water-Hole. By Maxwell Struthers Burt1915[31]
A Cup of Tea. By Maxwell Struthers Burt1917[33]
Ma’s Pretties. By Francis Buzzell1916[37]
Lonely Places. By Francis Buzzell1917[39]
The Wake. By Donn Byrne1915[42]
The Great Auk. By Irvin Cobb1916[44]
Boys Will Be Boys. By Irvin Cobb1917[48]
Chautonville. By Will Levington Comfort1915[51]
Laughter. By Charles Caldwell Dobie1917[52]
The Open Window. By Charles Caldwell Dobie1918[56]
The Lost Phoebe. By Theodore Dreiser1916[59]
La Dernière Mobilisation. By W. A. Dwiggins1915[61]
The Emperor of Elam. By H. G. Dwight1917[62]
The Citizen. By James Francis Dwyer1915[66]
The Gay Old Dog. By Edna Ferber1917[67]
Blind Vision. By Mary Mitchell Freedley1918[71]
Imagination. By Gordon Hall Gerould1918[73]
The Knight’s Move. By Katherine Fullerton Gerould1917[75]
In Maulmain Fever-Ward. By George Gilbert1918[77]
A Jury of Her Peers. By Susan Glaspell1917[83]
The Silent Infare. By Armistead C. Gordon1916[86]
The Cat of the Cane-Brake. By Frederick Stuart Greene1916[89]
The Bunker Mouse. By Frederick Stuart Greene1917[92]
Whose Dog—? By Frances Gregg1915[95]
Making Port. By Richard Matthews Hallett1916[96]
Rainbow Pete. By Richard Matthews Hallett1917[98]
Life. By Ben Hecht1915[100]
The Father’s Hand. By George Humphrey1918[101]
T. B. By Fannie Hurst1915[103]
“Ice Water, Pl—!” By Fannie Hurst1916[106]
Get Ready the Wreaths. By Fannie Hurst1917[109]
Mr. Eberdeen’s House. By Arthur Johnson1915[112]
The Visit of the Master. By Arthur Johnson1918[116]
The Strange-Looking Man. By Fannie Kemble Johnson1917[118]
Vengeance Is Mine. By Virgil Jordan1915[119]
The Caller in the Night. By Burton Kline1917[120]
In the Open Code. By Burton Kline1918[124]
Little Selves. By Mary Lerner1916[126]
The Willow Walk. By Sinclair Lewis1918[129]
The Weaver Who Clad the Summer. By Harris Merton Lyon1915[136]
The Sun Chaser. By Jeannette Marks1916[139]
The Story Vinton Heard at Mallorie. By Katharine Prescott Moseley1918[143]
Heart of Youth. By Walter J. Muilenburg1915[145]
At the End of the Road. By Walter J. Muilenburg1916[147]
At the End of the Path. By Newbold Noyes1915[149]
The Whale and the Grasshopper. By Seumas O’Brien1915[151]
In Berlin. By Mary Boyle O’Reilly1915[153]
The Interval. By Vincent O’Sullivan1917[154]
The Toast to Forty-Five. By William Dudley Pelley1918[156]
The Big Stranger on Dorchester Heights. By Albert Du Verney Pentz1916[159]
“A Certain Rich Man—.” By Lawrence Perry1917[161]
The Path of Glory. By Mary Brecht Pulver1917[165]
Extra Men. By Harrison Rhodes1918[170]
The Waiting Years. By Katharine Metcalf Roof1915[172]
Zelig. By Benjamin Rosenblatt1915[174]
The Menorah. By Benjamin Rosenblatt1916[176]
The Survivors. By Elsie Singmaster1915[178]
Penance. By Elsie Singmaster1916[180]
Feet of Gold. By Arthur Gordon Smith1916[182]
Solitaire. By Fleta Campbell Springer1918[184]
The Yellow Cat. By Wilbur Daniel Steele1915[189]
Down on Their Knees. By Wilbur Daniel Steele1917[192]
Ching, Ching, Chinaman. By Wilbur Daniel Steele1917[194]
The Dark Hour. By Wilbur Daniel Steele1918[200]
The Bird of Serbia. By Julian Street1918[202]
The Bounty Jumper. By Mary Synon1915[207]
None So Blind. By Mary Synon1917[210]
Half-Past Ten. By Alice L. Tildesley1916[212]
At Isham’s. By Edward C. Venable1918[214]
De Vilmarte’s Luck. By Mary Heaton Vorse1918[216]
The White Battalion. By Frances Gilchrist Wood1918[219]