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PICKED UP IN TIE STREETS; Romance from
the German of II. Scaobcrt BY Mrs. A. L.
Wister. J. B. Lippincott Company, Phila-
delphia. Cloth cover, 81 %.
This is a very interesting story. and one
in which readers Of fiction will find much
satisfaction. The style is good, the plot
excellent and the portraitures of character
strong.
LIES MISTAKE. BY Mrs. Fl. Lovett Cameron.
j. B. lippincott Company, Philadelphia. Pa
per cover, 25c.
Mrs. Cameron is a vivacious, entertain
ing and pure writer. The plot and move
ment of her stories are interesting, and
they are all deservedlv popular.
MAGAZINES.
Harper's Magazine for April is not only
full of interest and instructive matter in
type and illustrations, as usual, but its tone
has note OF lightnesS in it most proper for
spring time number. The opening article
is about Algiers its people, it's climate, and
It's customs, and was written by f. a.
Bridgman, the artist 1t is profusely illus
trated with engravings and fac-simile re-
productions from Mr. Bridgmans own
paintings There are two complete stories
in HdrperS Magazine for April: ANA
Mas" a dialect sketch, by Joel Chandler
Harris, and "Chita: a Memory of Last
Island" by Lafcadio Hearn-a powerful
novelette, of 81 pages in length. William
! Black also continues "In Far Lochaber,"
the interest of which constantly grows. In
THE Humors of a Minor Theater" will be
| found an account of the kind of amusement
which the inhabitants of poor districts in
London enjoy. 1t is the melo-drama, of
course, and of a rare kind, too. This arti-
| Gle is written by F. Anstey, and illustrated
most cleverly by Frederick Barnard.
Charles Dudley Warner gives his impress
sionS of Minnesota and Wisconsin in his
second article on the Great West. The
beauties of st. Paul, Milwaukee, and Madi-
son receive due notice, and the intelligent
progress in the science of farming in Wis
consin especially, is dwelt upon at length.
Harper Brothers, New York.
The Overland Monthly for April is very
good number. The leading article is on
Pioneer Illustration In California. An ar
ticle by Capt. William L. Merry, President
of the San Francisco Chamber of Com
MERGE, on the past, present and future of
San Francisco commerce, is one that will
| be read with attention by every business
man. A third practical article is that in
which Mr.. r. G.. Sheath writes of dalrying
in California. W. r. Hearst owner of the
San Francisco Examiner, discusses in a
brief but pithy essay the courses open to a
| Pacific coast newspaper. There are several
interesting sketches. 420 Montgomery street.
| San Francisco.
Political Science Quarterly, just issued
contains seven articles, all of value, and re-
views of great many literary and scientific
works The article of Prof. F. w. Taussig
on 1.-THE Tariff of 1923" will attract great
deal of attention at this time. "The Basis
of Taxation" is another article that deserves
careful study. 1t is by President Francis
A. Walker. CHM & Company, 743 Broad
way, New York.
The opening article in the March Outing
is very interesting treatise on the evolu-
ton Of college foot ball in America. The
paper will be profusely illustrated, and will
doubtless attract wide attention among
! college men. The author is r. M. Hodge,
Jr., of the Princeton Foot Ball Club of this
year, and the illustrator is Henry Hall, an
alumnus Of the same college. Outing, 239
Fifth avenue, New York.
Wide A,OaEe for April has a number of
pretty illustrations, and great deal of in
teresting reading matter. Exquisite as an
Easter lily is the frontispiece. Susan Cool
idge has delightful story, 1.-TWO Girls
Two Parties" 1.-TWO Painters and Their
Pets" by Eleanor Lewis, gives some of the
finest of the Landseer paintings. D. Lath-
rop & Co., Boston.
The S,CiSS Cross for April has a large
amount of interesting scientific matter. 1t
is one of the best magazines of its class pub
lished. The Swiss Cross, AZ Lafayette
Place, New York.
Home Knowledge for April has an attrac-
TIMETABLE of contents Its articles are always
| full of suggestions which are of practical
value in the household. Home knowledge
Association, New York.