New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-03
TIRE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.

The food OF Na' llttldNu't nos
-,.ched its highest mark. IN our peri
.5;csIs. AZ least Editors. SO We arc
la have begun 20 be less hospitable
- tales Of hghting and strategical
.,sdv. We arc advancing TO new
,tasc Of the struggle. foreshadowlng
,esee. lt is no longer the present ou,
10 immediate future that IS up Tor dis
,rssior. "The Atlantic which has
-,ycn rs much Of the best OF current
e. literature from tho days OF the lat
40 House on the Marine TO Mr.. Gard j.
rcr's recent article on the German high
command. presents IN ITS June numoer
..,., rsrors that deserve attention, Ellen
Eoy'e "War and the Sexes and bouck
W,L,,c's "A Different World After the
War" Miss Key reveals to us now
..,eb has already been done IN Eng
and. France and Germany, not oihcial-
IT, hu, none the less Systematically 10
-snsir the wastage of human life. She
5escribes the sudden change IN the
s.stus Of the unmarried mother when
.Se war has brought about; Germany
has already taken up her own idea that
r,others should be considered servants
Of the state. The old conceptions OF
cox morality have been suddenly revo-
lutionized: and this is the other side -
che religion Of Europe Is no longer
hat OF Christianity. but that OF nation
shsm: and everything that Is consld-
ered good for the nation IS supposed 20
he right" What will be woman's at
titude I'm new conditions that at the
eve time promise TO liberate her still
further and 20 shackle her sex TO
.srr code Of sexual duties? Miss Key
l. arcrncc1nV IF THE ntlCS-
Bouck White may have
thought with him the desire to see
what he reports he saw-a coming up
Lsavsl % the masses everywhere IN
Turore. whose influences will be feit
lsre-but what he tells Is certainly
risu.ible. Lewis r. Freeman's story
~ "Wuecke Of the Emden' brings out
an the romance of this German hero
eynloit from Cocos Island to Con
..srti7orls.--Our own immediate
rolitical interests are represented by a
rsy,ow Of president Wilson's Mexican
pol,cy" bv l. Ames Brown. who defends
rat policv from Vera Cruz TO the pres
IN. critical state Of affairs.--A some,
he Jobr Hav. "To Theodore Roosevelt
r.-,ttor iu 1902. ends with this seNtet:
pc vours-wc pray-the dauntless
heart Of youth.
The cyo TO sec the humor OF the
game
The scorn Of lies, the large Batavian
mirth;
And pas the happy, fruitful years
Of fame.
or port and work and battle for the
truth
A home not all unlike your home on
earth 49,
katherine Keith begins an autooioS.
rspbv. The Girl" with a picture @
childhood OF rare charm and insight.
This serial deserves attention. Mar
-aret Sherwood writes Of The Desert
I'd Temple" of literature. Of the dis
cipline Of letters, now more and more
discreditcd as a part of education
the discipline - beauty, uot
only for Intellectual and aesthetic gain,
but also for spiritual training.
George Hodge reviews q number OF re-
cent religious books under the apt title
The Liberty Of Difference; there IS a
study Of Henry James that IS worth
rcsding by the way; and John Gals,
worthy contributes a story. Mamma
which appears TO be 4 protest against
the VIGOROUSLY insufficient stlpends oil
the lower English clergy.