NO. 2
Copyright, 1912, by THE CENTURY CO. All rights reserved.
CONTENTS
| PAGE | ||
| AFTER-DINNER STORIES. | ||
| A Reminiscence of Marion Crawford. | Baddeley Boardman | [319] |
| AFTER-THE-WAR, SERIES, THE CENTURY’S. | ||
| The Impeachment of Andrew Johnson. | ||
| I. The Causes of Impeachment | Harrison Gray Otis | [187] |
| II. Emancipation and Impeachment | John B. Henderson | [196] |
| Portraits, and drawing by Jay Hambidge. | ||
| ARTIST SERIES, AMERICAN, THE CENTURY’S | ||
| Mary Greene Blumenschein: Idleness | [162] | |
| Printed in color. | ||
| BERGSON, HENRI | Alvan F. Sanborn | [172] |
| Portrait by Jacques Blanche. | ||
| BIG JOB, THE, THE END OF | Farnham Bishop | [271] |
| Pictures from photographs, map, and diagram. | ||
| CHILDREN’S, THE, UNCENSORED READING | Editorial | [312] |
| CHRISTMAS EMMY, JANE’S | Julia B. Tenney | [319] |
| CHRISTMAS FÊTE, A, IN CALIFORNIA | Louise Herrick Wall | [319] |
| Pictures by W. T. Benda. | ||
| CHRISTMAS TREE, THE, ON CLINCH | Lucy Furman | [163] |
| Pictures by F. R. Gruger. | ||
| COLE’S (TIMOTHY) ENGRAVINGS OF MASTERPIECES IN FRENCH GALLERIES | ||
| Lady Mildmay. By Hoppner | [225] | |
| DANTE’S DIVINE COMEDY. Red chalk drawings | Violet Oakley | [239] |
| FRATERNITIES IN WOMENS’S COLLEGES | ||
| Exclusiveness among College Women | Edith Rickert | [227] |
| GIVING AWAY THE NATION’S PROPERTY | Editorial | [315] |
| “HOLY CALM,” THE WOOING OF | Marion Hamilton Carter | [218] |
| Picture by Fletcher C. Ransom. | ||
| JERUSALEM, LORDS SPIRITUAL IN | Thomas E. Green | [289] |
| MAGIC CASEMENTS, ON | Vida D. Scudder | [316] |
| NEWSBOY, THE NEW YORK | Jacob A. Riis | [247] |
| Pictures by J. R. Shaver. | ||
| NOËL, LITTLE, THE MIRACLE OF | Virginia Yeaman Remnitz | [182] |
| Pictures by W. T. Benda and Joseph Clement Coll. | ||
| SIREN OF THE AIR, THE | Allan Updegraff | [283] |
| Picture by W. M. Berger. | ||
| SOCIALISM, ENGLISH, THE SET-BACK TO | Gilbert K. Chesterton | [236] |
| STELLA MARIS | William J. Locke | [259] |
| Pictures by Frank Wiles. | ||
| TRADE OF THE WORLD PAPERS, THE | James Davenport Whelpley | |
| XIV. The Trade of Russia | [296] | |
| Pictures from photographs. | ||
| VOTING, NEW ANXIETIES ABOUT | Editorial | [311] |
| WAR AND ARBITRATION, A CRISTMAS THOUGHT ON | Editorial | [314] |
VERSE | ||
| DREAMS DENIED, THE | Marion Couthouy Smith | [217] |
| GLORY SHALL FOLLOW GLORY | Charles Hanson Towne | [288] |
| LIMERICKS | ||
| Text and pictures by Oliver Herford. | ||
| XIX. The Filcanthropic Cow | [321] | |
| XX. Tact | [322] | |
| PITILESSNESS OF DESIRE, THE | Shaemas O’Sheel | [235] |
| PROVENCE, CHRISTMAS ECHOES FROM | Edith M. Thomas | [177] |
| Pictures by Charles S. Chapman. | ||
| THOUGHTS, DECEMBER TWENTY-FOURTH | Deems Taylor | [319] |
THE CHRISTMAS TREE ON CLINCH
(DOINGS ON PERILOUS)
BY LUCY FURMAN
Author of “Mothering on Perilous,” etc.
WITH PICTURES BY BERNARD B. DE MONVEL
ONE Saturday morning in October the head-workers and some of the teachers of the Settlement School on Perilous were unpacking barrels and boxes on the front porch of the “big house,” a wagon having come in from the railroad the previous day. Christine Potter, the newest and youngest teacher, looked up from a box of books to see an odd procession approaching along the road. A yellow mare, bearing a small woman with an infant in arms, and a tiny child behind, was followed by a half-grown mule colt, on which rode three little girls, while a small yellow colt trotted sedately in the rear. At the school gate the party halted. The yellow colt flung his four legs in as many directions and began to frisk about his mother; the riders dismounted and came up the walk.