Issued Monthly

with Illustrations

DECEMBER 1907-FEBRUARY 1908

Volume 49.

THE CHAUTAUQUA PRESS

CHAUTAUQUA, NEW YORK

Copyright by The Chautauqua Press.
1906

2

INDEX

ΤΟ

THE CHAUTAUQUAN

VOLUME 49

December 1907-February 1908

Addams, Jane, 259.

Agassiz, Louis, 91.

America, What the Immigrant Thinks of, (See "Immigrant").

American Painting, The Story of (See Painting).

American Scientists, Some Great (See "Scientists").

As Other See Us (See United States).

BALCH, EMILY GREENE. The True Story of a Bohmian Pioneer, 397.

Bohemian Pioneer, The True Story of a, 397.

BROOKS, JOHN GRAHAM. As Others See Us: A Century of For-

eign Criticism on the United States, 17, 184, 321.

Changes of Tone in Foreign Criticism, 26.

C. L. S. C. Readers, Greeting to, from President Judson of the
University of Chicago, 180; from President King of Oberlin
College, 246; from President James of the University of Illi-
nois, 414.

C. L. S. C. Round Table: Christmastide, 135; An Opportunity,

136; Portraits of Tennyson, 136; An Emerson Calendar, 141;

Plays on American Subjects, 141; The Study of Longfellow,

142; Programs, 143; News from Readers and Circles, 147;

Chautauqua Topics for Sunday Sermons, 277; Our February

Studies, 277; The Class of 1908, 278; A Circle's Greeting to

1911, 279; New Athenian Watchfires, 280; A Member of 1908

in China, 283; Programs, 284; Review Questions on "Newer

Ideals of Peace," 288; News from Readers and Circles, 281;

Some Questions, 428; 1908's Class Poem, 429; A Puzzling

Memoranda Question, 429; Another Letter from China, 430;

An Error, 430; Activities of '96, 435; Programs, 436; News

from Readers and Circles, 438.

Christmas with American Poets, 119.

DAVIS, PHILIP. What the Immigrant Thinks of America, 109.

Democracy and Manners, 221.

Edison, Thomas Alva, 389.

EDWARDS, ALICE COGSWELL. Christmas with American Poets, 119.

Finns as American Citizens, The, 247.

French Visitors, Other (To America), 208.

Herreshoff, Captain Nat, 128.

Higher Criticism (De Tocqueville), 184.

Highways and Byways: Second Peace Conference, 3; Russia's

Third Douma, 5; Second National Trust Conference, 7; Let-

ters of James Russell Lowell, 8; Minor Poets, 10; Samurai

Class, II; Observe the Immigrant, 13; Note and Comment, 15;

The Financial Crisis, 157; Candidates and Issues, 159; Cor-

porate Policy and Legislation, 161; The Navy in the Pacific,

163; The Advance of Prohibition, 165; Note and Comment,

166; President Roosevelt and the Third Term, 301; The Cur-

rency and Readjustment, 302; Oklahoma the New State, 305;

The Demand for Waterway Development, 306; Iimmigration

and Emigration, 308; Socialism and English Politics, 311; The

Philippine Assembly, 313; Has the German Constitution Been

Changed? 312; Is Russia Still an Autocracy? 316; Note and

Comment, 318.

ILES, GEORGE. Thomas Alva Edison, 389.

Immigrant, What the, Thinks of America, 109.

JORDAN, DAVID STARR. Louis Agassiz, 91.

Landscape and Marine Painting, 358.

Langley, Samuel Pierpont, 237.

Library Shel.. "Narrative" of Jonathan Edwards, 124; Anecdotes
of William Morris Hunt, 268; "The Purloined Letter," by
Edgar Allen Poe, 415.

Lowell, Josephine Shaw, 265.

Lowell's Elegy on Agassiz, 129.

MAGIE, WILLIAM F. Samuel Pierpont Langley, 237.

MCCLURE, W. FRANK. The Finns as American Citizens, 247.

Men of Vision: The Need of Them in America, 170.

Michelson, Albert, Prof., 411.

Mother Country as Critic, The, 17.

Painting, The Story of American: IV. Formative Influences, 56;

V. Landscape and Marine Painting, 358.

Pinchot, Gifford, 412.

Scientists, Some Great American: IV. Louis Agassiz, 91; V.

Samuel Pierpont Langley, 237; Thomas Alva Edison, 389.

SPENCER, EDWINA. The Story of American Painting, 56.
Talk About Books, 152.

United States, A Century of Foreign Criticism on: VII. The
Mother Country as a Critic, 17; VIII. Changes of Tone in
Foreign Criticism, 26; IX. Higher Criticism, 184; X. Other
French Visitors, 208; XI. Democracy and Manners, 221; XII.
Our Monopoly of Wit, 321; XIII. Our Greatest Critic, 341.

Vesper Hour, 255, 404.

VINCENT, JOHN H. Greeting to Members of C. L. S. C., 2; Vesper

Hour, 255, 404.

Westinghouse, George, 126.

WILLIAMS, CHARLES D.

America, 170.

Men of Vision: The Need of Them in

ILLUSTRATIONS.

Cartoons (In "As Others See Us"): Twelve cartoons reproduced
from Punch (1845-1866), pages 31-55; Bringing in the Yule
Log, 309; The Standing Crusader, 310.

C. L. S. C. Round Table, Scenery in South Kiang-Si, 282: Views

of China and Bermuda, 431-433; Dutch Reformed Church of

Witzieshock, Orange River Colony, 434.

Chautauqua, Recognition Day Group at, 140; Hall of Philosophy,
281.

Finns as American Citizens: Typical Home and Neighborhood
Gathering of Finns, 253; Finnish Athletic Society, 253; Finnish
Temperance Hall, 254; Finnish Church, 254; Finnish College
at Hancock, Michigan, 254.

Painting, The Story of American: "Forging the Shaft," John F.
Weir, 63; "Girl and Cow," Theodore Robinson, 65; Portrait
of William Morris Hunt, by himself, 66; Portrait of J. F.
Millet, 67; Portrait of Wm. Morris Hunt, Leutze, 68; Photo-