To the American Tract Society for "Seeds" and "The Philosopher's Garden," John Oxenham, from Bees in Amber.
To Messrs. D. Appleton & Co. for "The Mocking-Bird," Frank L. Stanton, from Songs of the Soil.
To the Baker & Taylor Co. for "June Rapture" and "The Rose," Angela Morgan, from The Hour has Struck, and Other Poems and Utterance, and Other Poems.
To The Biddle Press for "The Old-fashioned Garden" and "Poppies," John Russell Hayes, from Collected Poems.
To the Bobbs-Merrill Company for "Thoughts fer the Discuraged Farmer," James Whitcomb Riley, from Complete Works.
To Edmund A. Brooks, Minneapolis, for "Daffodils" and "From a Car-Window," Ruth Guthrie Harding, from The Lark went Singing, and Other Poems.
To Messrs. Burns & Oates and to Alice Meynell (Mrs. Wilfrid Meynell) for "To a Daisy" and "The Garden" from Collected Poems; for "Rosa Mystica," Katharine Tynan (Mrs. Henry Albert Hinkson), from The Flower of Peace.
To The Century Co. for "Larkspur," James Oppenheim, from War and Laughter; for "The Tilling," Cale Young Rice, from Trails Sunward; for "The Haunted Garden," Louis Untermeyer, from Challenge.
To Messrs. Constable & Co. for "For These," Edward Thomas (Edward Eastaway), from An Annual of New Poetry.
To Country Life (London) and to Mrs. Gurney personally for "The Lord God planted a Garden" and "A Garden in Venice," by Dorothy Frances Gurney, from Poems.