THE LITTLE REVIEW _Literature Drama Music Art_ MARGARET C. ANDERSON EDITOR OCTOBER, 1914 Poems Witter Bynner To the Innermost Margaret C. Anderson A Letter from London Amy Lowell Cause Helen Hoyt New Wars for Old Charles Ashleigh Ante-Bellum Russia Alexander S. Kaun The Silver Ship Skipwith Cannéll The Butterfly " The Tidings " Longing George Burman Foster The Wicked to the Wise Arthur Davison Ficke The Viennese Dramatists Erna McArthur Editorials New York Letter George Soule Book Discussion: George Cronyn and James Oppenheim An American Anarchist The Growth of Evolutionary Theory Emma Goldman and the Modern Drama The Whining of a Rejected One A New Short Story Writer A New Study of William Morris Exaggerated Mushrooms Sentence Reviews The Reader Critic Published Monthly 15 cents a copy MARGARET C. ANDERSON, Publisher Fine Arts Building CHICAGO $1.50 a year Entered as second-class matter at Postoffice, Chicago. THE LITTLE REVIEW Vol. I OCTOBER, 1914 No. 7 Copyright, 1914, by Margaret C. Anderson. Poems WITTER BYNNER Two Churches on Sunday They stand and bark like foolish dogs, "O notice us! O notice us!" And then they stand and whine.... As if to say, "The good kind God That made the world made even us, All in the scheme divine." And then they bark like foolish dogs, And then they stand and whine. The Last Words of Tolstoi