The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-25

nan. Z. S. n. late helmsman of N,
NTerrimac, in the January Frank Tas
lies Popular Monthly. The storv y
fully and richly illustrated with m
tbentic portraits Of Hobson and all h,
crew. besides many new dr8v.ing,
specially prepared under Mr. Doieuan',
personal supervision. Other raatuas
are: Bret Harte's new story. "Jars
Hamlin's Mediation; Joaquin MHers \
I'm a Klondike Cabin" and Thomas
Dawley's Campaigning with Gomez
In McClure's for January Simon
Lake inventor of the latest marvel a
the Way of submarine boats, dcscriba,
the construction of his boat, and how
he makes long journeys in her at The
bottom Of the ocean and while thers
stems out of her by an open door int,
the ocean and examines wrecks and
fishes up cables, Ray Stdnnard Baker
gives his experiences on u submarne
voyage i'm the Lake boat, and both
articles are well illustrated Cant
Mahan continues his articles on The
war and its lessons by considering
the effect Of our deficient coast defense
on the plan Of campaign and the move
meuts of the navy in the recent war.
Miss Tarbel describes the inaugura,
ton of Lincoln in 1861, and Stephen
Bonsal contributes some "Stories gath,
cred in the field on the day Of the bat,
/ tie" at El Caney and San Juan.
Stephen Crane and Hamlin Garland
| contribute q sketch and story ra-
spectively. This issue also cmtaina
/ the second story in kiplings new
serial Of school-boy life.
Outing for January is a beautiful
number which carries the usual gener-
Gus supply of interesting text and
artistic illustration. 1t is full Of merry
sport and pastime "Mid-winter mad.
caps" poem by Charles Turner; "A
Christmas in Mooseland, by Ed W,
Sandys "A snowshoe caribou hunt
by Frank II. Risteen; New Years
day at a Hudsons Bay fur post" By
w. Blaisdell Cameron, and Figure
skating" by J. e. Mitche, are a few
of the many good features. The fiction
department contains two complete
stories, while tales of sport travel
and adventure in many lands furnish
the needful variety The editorial and
record departments are fresh and in
teresting
The American-German Review is
the name Of new rlagszine devoted
to the interests of the German-Ameri-
cans and TO the furthering of the COM
mercial and social relations between
America and Germany. Heinrich f.
Charles is the publisher and editor Of
the new magazine, and the World
building in New York its home A sim
liar high-class publication is to be
brought out in Germany by the same
firm, with view to presenting correct
pictures of American and German
4 T11E mi.
guage, and in order 10 promote trade
relations between the two countries.
1T seems to us" say the promoters
that the differences that have lately
sprung up between America and Ger
many are largely exaggerated and
that most of the reported acts of so
called German animosity have no foun-
dation in fact. At any rate, we Will try
10 pflng about better understanding
between the two countries BY telling
the truth about each and by advocat
ing the great Teutonic rriple-aIliance .o
the tuture-America, England and Ger
many, America is producing no enc
OF goods that could be placed advan
tageously in Germany. The American
German Review win tell its friend
, across the water what we are doin,
, here in the way of manufacturing: /
Wlll tell about the vast natural prod
uets Oh inns country; il will educate tn
= Germans up to the buying point"
Ii the excellence If The first issue ca
be maintained, the American German
Review should not want for support
Articles by Editor Wright of the Com
mefclal Advertiser, Joseph Howard
Jr, Hon Andrew d. White. James I
Ford William Winter. Editor Pierre
of Public Opinion and others make u,
d very readable number, with transla
tons from the German classics. liter
airy chat and numerous pictures Wo
men interests have a prominent place
Afllsucally, the magazine is all tina
could be desired
The December issue of the photo
graVure edition of the Inland Architec
5 ana News Record published in Chicago
IS especially rich from the artistic am
decorative point Of view for in add
tloh to a variety of articles Of a NOR,
or less technical character. there ar,
: ~ ~ luI or half page photographers,
= illustrative of noteworthy architecture,
or domestic decoration. The CONNER
cial Gable building in York. TIL,
presidents house at Vassar College
and elegant new residences in DAYTON
-. BernardsVille, ~ j., Detroit au(
Long Island are shown, with the new
pfldge IN Central Park a presentation
clesl Iof Ii Hung Chang, and othel
| objects of interest. In domestic archs.
lecture the colonial style is in the as
, cendant but a notable exception i,
made in the case of dayton house
where the Gothic has been adopted tc
home uses with remarkable success
The Inland Architect is the leading
architectural publication of the west
While artisticaIly, al least, the east has
, in his line nothing to show equal to the