Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-06

by Mr. Cable. and number OF poems
stories and articles by less we'll known
writer's. The magazine Is illustrated, and is
published at Northampton Mass.
Tho November Harpers Is marked by the
irst paper In n series on South Africa by
Poultncy Bigclow with Illustrations from
material gathered by the author. The article
IN the November magazine tells the story
Of 'Jamcson's Raid" In the language OF
two participants, one a Bocr OF the native
army The other a physician who accompa-
Mod ;hc English expedition, Thomas \,
Janvier contributes a story The Fish Of
NJ. Qussard" with illustrations by c, n.
Gths n. The Dominant Idea Of American
Democracy" by Prof Francis n. Thorpe, is
careful study Of the growth OF our liberties
during the past hundred years. The recent
death OF George Du Mauricr makes his
novel, The Marian the last serious work
Of life crowned with signal success In two
branches Of art, the novel and the llustra-
ton. Certainly never before were the tai nts
pt author and artist So happily united as
in me creator OF Peter lbbctson," "rrilhy,"
ana The Merriam" MIR Du Maurcr barely
lived to complete his last work. to which,
indeed, he gave the finishing touches Just
before his fatal Illness. He even read
proofs of THE Marian" much earlier than
seemed necessary apparently. with the pre-
mouition that only life enough remained to
do his last task quickly.
Current Literature for November Is in
| terosting. Following the article on
Colonialism and Nationalsm comes a de-
lghtful study of New England Puritan life
Am Old Time Magistrate" by May Alden
! Ward, Further on we find an interesting
reading from Nansen's "First Crossing Of
Greenland" which graphically depicts the
hardships Of Arctic exploration; a selection
from Edmund Gosse's Critical Kit-Kats,'
| which treats OF the life and work of the
gifted Hindu girl. Toru Dutt; and a timely
page of verse, Songs Of November"
Among the features Of Every Month for
November are photos of Abdul Hamld H..
| Sultan Of Turkey; Amalia Kussncr, the dis
| tinguished painter Of miniatures; AlphOnse
| de Rothschlld. n-millionairc; Gertrude
Athcrton, whose criticism of American men
and English women have made her interest
ing; Nat Goodwin, George Du Mauricr. and
Mrs c. ID. Gibson, wife of the noted artist
In theQuartefly Journal of Economics for
October, Prof. Taussig discusses "The Inter
national Silver Situation" and Andrew Nc
Farland Davis presents the first of q series
of papers on the interesting subject. Cur
rency Discussion in Massachusetts in the
Eighteenth Century"
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