The Phoenix (magazine)/Volume 3/Number 1

THE
PHOENIX

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MICHAEL MONAHAN
EDITOR

JUNE, 1915

The Phoenix
A MAGAZINE OF INDIVIDUALITY
Edited by MICHAEL MONAHAN
(Originally founded as The Papyrus, July, 1903)

Ten Cents the Copy

One Dollar the Year

Entered as second-class matter April 27, 1914, at the post office at South Norwalk, Connecticut, under the Act of March 3, 1879.

Principal Contents for June, (1915)

Elbert HubbardMichael Monahan
The Old DaysJames Whitcomb Riley
Sun and SeaMaxim Gorky
Shaw and the TabooTemple Scott
Hafiz in SpringRichard Le Gallienne
from the "Garden of Fruits"Editor's Translation

Side Talks by the Editor
⁠The Year that Is Gone
⁠Gloria Mundi
⁠Sex in the Magazines
⁠Cohen
⁠The Dead Men's Song
⁠Etc., Etc.

(All matter, not otherwise signed, is by the Editor.)

Published Monthly by MICHAEL MONAHAN,
at South Norwalk, in the State of Connecticut

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