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The Forum for May.


The May Forum contains unique articles by
eminent writer's on three topics of vitality alb
sorbing Interestingly. Satolli s visit to America,
the Toledo abor decisions and the Russian Ex-
tradition Treaty. In ''The Pope in Washington, "
Bishop John H. Vincent recites the dangers
which the Protestant clergy apprehend from the
extension to this country Of the personal Papal
mower. Leonary woolsey Bacon. in IAN Amer :
lean Vlceroy from the Vatican y discusses from
a liberal standpoint the effect on American in
s st,, ! sts o. rope ana Leo 6C .I assu.aas F. 'G Tonsb ihs
Chancellor of the Archdiocese OF Philadelphia
and associate editor of the American CGtnotlc
n. rieyv. In Rome a True ally of the Republic"
defines and defends the Catholic attitude. Aid
ace F. Walker, chairman of the western franc
Association, Analyses exhaustiveiy the recent
important labor rulings in Federal courts by
Judges Kicks, Taft, Billings and speer, main
! tanning that the boycotting bylaws is clearly
[ Illegal, and Colonel Carroll D. Wright, United
States Commissioner CT Labor, writes conclu-
siveIy on Compulsory Arbitration an Impossi-
BILE Remedy George KEENAN,. the Siberian
traveller, dissects in mastery fashion the pend
ing Russian extradition treaty ana aoauces
weiphtv arguments in favor OF its abrogation.
Frank B. Tracy, of Omaha. utters an emphatic
warning concerning 'Menacing Socialism IN
the Western States Charles Francis Adams
considers shrewdly the Administration outloo k
insMr. Cleveland's Tasks aud Opportunities. /"
D, John {. Billings, the well known medical ex-
pert, in municipal Sanitation: Defects in Amer,
loan Cities,,' initiates a suggestive series of
srpdies of American city sanitation. based on
expert original Investigation. Thomas !. Dem
mis-. a prominent officer OF the Pension Bureau,
narrates an almost incredible story OF private
pension abuses, urging a plan for instant re-
form; and Major ]. w. Powell, Director OF tae
Hailed States Geological Survey, furnishes an
able discussion of the interesting question, Are
0ur Indians Becoming ExtinctY',, DR.. ). NJ.
Rice continues his educational articles with an
expert report on the public schools or MInneap..
olis and La Porte and the Cook County Normal
school: and a racy sketch OF scientific Cook
inc Stndies in the New England Kitchen,' by
.;rs. Ellen H. Richards. founder OF the Kitchen,
appropriately rounds out a timely, varied and
Interesting literary bill OF fare.
Romance for May.
Fairies, Covenanters, wolves, ghosts and
dancing buildings figure, one after another,
each rival ling its predecessor in lively interest,
II the pages of Romano for May. The special
Feature Of this number is stories Of Scotland and
Iceland. aud the most Characteristic writer's OF
fhose countries have been drawn upon Tor con-
fributions. Among them are the Countess OF
Munster. Allan Cunningham, 4. e. .Spau iding,
Alexander Leighton, Rosa Mulholland and
William Carleton, while one of our " best
known writers, Elizabeth w. Champney, FUR
nishes an Irish story bubbiiug over with humor.
A thrilling account of a Russian wolf hunt, some
eharming French love stories and an exciting
hale 81 old Indian warfare in New England M
ont q most Interesting number. This magazine
Is issued by Romance Publishing Company,
Clinton Hall. Astor Place, New York.