The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-08

Childh God for May has the first of q series Of
articles by Dr. Felix L. Oswald on "The Rising
Generation" 1t deals with children in Ger
many.
The May number of the Ne,s England Mdgasine
is q disgrace to New England, and the less said
about it the better. The magazine will always
be held in contempt by the people OF Seattle.
Edna Lyall's brilliant story. ITO Right the
Wrong" which was begun in HarpeTs Bdsos for
April 8, will be continued in special eie ht-page
monthly supplements, the first OF which 10
given in the number of the B0saS published ON
May &.
Current Topics for April has two entertaining
articles on the Worlds fair. Miss Enid Yandeli,
the young Kentucky sculptures. discusses the
soul tue exhibit at the exposition, and the
stories that Chicago will rob and plunder visi-
tors is enphatcally denied.
The Kindergdrten Ne,rs tor April IS one OF the
best numbers yet out Its clear presentation OF
the kindergarten gifts and occupations make
them applicable 10 the children in the home.
under the guidance Of intelligent mothers,
which is a boon 10 those who are declared from
sending their children to a kindergarten.
The American Journal Of Politics for May Is an
excellent number, containing twelve excellent
articles upon timely and pertinent topics, one of
the most important of which Is a paper on "The
Claims Of Civil Service Reform On President
Cleveland,' by Mr.. Andrew J. Palm, the editor.
None OF the recently established monthiies bet
tor answers its protested purpose than this we'll
conducted journal as a "magazine for intelli-
gent men and women who read and think on
Vita questions of the times"
The May number of The Mothers Nursery
Guide contains medical articles on mouth
Breathing of Childhood" domestic Doctoring
and Its Abuses" and "Wakefulness in Chill
dren" Under .'Nursery Problems" The medi-
csi edito. answers questions as to"W eaufng Be-
Hot rkar
Medicines .slov Eating" "Catarrh of the
Bowels" Unsatisfactory Sterilization" etc.
The mothers themselves discuss variety OF
entertaining topics. such as Fault Finding"
sWalks With the Children, Experience in
Travelling"
Harpsrs Weekly published May s. is largely
devoted the illustration OF the great naval re-
view at New YORK. Occupying the front page
is characteristic picture OF striking naval In
cideu. drawn by T. de Thulsirup. double
page illustration presents view OF the neet as
IL appeared at the time OF the review. while .
superb eight-page supplement illustrates the
passage of tue vessels from the bay TO their an
chorsge in the North river. Other scenes and
incidents of the occasion are appropriately Illus
,ra.ed The number also contains an attractive
miscellany OF. timely artic. Is on other subjects
OF current interest
The May Forum contains unique articles by
eminent writer's three topics OF vitality so-
sorblng iniefest-MOnsiguor sstoilfs mission 20
America, the Toledo iaoor decisions aud the
Russian extrsdiiion treaty. In The Pope ia
Mashington,p Bishop John II. Vincent reeites
the dangers which the Protestant clergy appre-
bend from the extension TO this country Of The
persona, papal power Leonard Noo.sey Bacon,
IN "An American Ficeroy from the Vatican"
discusses from LIBERAL standpoint the sffec; on
American institutions Of Pore Leo's attitude
toward the United states: ana d.. James +.
i0u-hlin. chancellor OF the archdiocese o;
Philadelphia aud associate editor o. the
Ame-ieas Catholic Rerfeu, il "Roms a
True Ally Of the Republic" defines and defends
the Catholic attitude. Aidsoe =. Walkss, chsit.