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Table Talk for July is. az usually
full Of interesting Information ON Gull
mary and household topics.-rable Talk
Publishing Co. Philadelphia, Pa
Wards Letter Writing and business
Forms. published by the American
Book company. chicago. is series of
four little books that should be useful
IN business colleges and the homes ot
the practical student They are Ia.
tended to train the pupils In business
correspondence particularly
story Of the Thirteen Colonies. by II.
A. Gucrhor, Is an illustrated volume
containing 3f2 pngcr II % part or
the Eclectic School Readings and is the
FIRST of two intended 10 give the history
~ our country ln the popular form Of
biography and story. Each book II
Independent " the other and can be
used separately; the first ends with the
Revolutionary War. the second "Thc
Story of the Great Republic" continues
the story on the snuia inc.-Amcrican
Book Company chicago.
According Is Casslcr'a Magazine Tor
June % was due largely 90 the employ
mont of electricity as power that the
Americans secured the. contract FOR the
Atharn bridge IN Africa. 10 says.
Nothing within the past year or two
has directed more attention the w0ri.
over to the capacity Tor rapid and good
work IN American engineering cstab-
llahments than the recent award Of the
contract Tor a bridge over the Atbara
river, a tributary 10 the Nile. In the
soudan. 10 ar American firm OF bridge
builders. The bridge was needed most
urgently Tor railroad use in connection
| with Sir HerhcrtH kltchenCra famous
military operations indeed. time was N
/ the hrHt Importance. and iu this res.
/ poet the American builders dIsancod
/ ull other builders, guaranteeing Co de-
/ liver the whole bridge uf seven spans
/ in seven weeks while the earliest daliv-
/ cry that could De obtained from and Of
/ the British firms was FOR two Of the
spans In HlN months"
In the July number % the Critic there
| g. an article by Tlghc Hopkins on "sar-
! dou, the Man and tho Dramatist."
] The character u Slrd1u ls summed up
. IN the first i've words Of the CHHay,which
| are The scholarly and cunning dra.
| matlgt." There o. another article In the
| Critic which will attract attention. II n
headed "a propos du Drame Musical
| IT de scn intrcpctca" ana " written by
| Victor Muurcl. Following the article In
/ French u a translation OF Il. both OF
| which make one revert 60 dear old OIL
lendorf, Have you the bread Of the
bakcrg"
NO. but I have the umbrella OF my
grcat-aunt."
Every boy would like to be a pirate
| or privatocr and most OF them are.
II IL probable FOR this reason that Har-
! pcr'a Hound Table publishes under
! this attractive title story of the days
when France and England were mt war
on the sea. The writer OF the story
does not make the skipper Of the Eng
lish ship carry Waterbury watch. but
De does give him a palr ~ "sca glasses
anl makes him talk In a strange dia-
| lgct.
In an article in the June number Of
! Applcton's Popular Science Monthly on
a new method Of estimating tho Age
81 Niagara Falls" Professor q. Fredcr-
lex Wright gives 10000 years AZ the APP
proNlmato age. Sir Charles t.ycll cs-
tlmntcd the age u thu falls a. $1,000
years. and Bakewcll. the English geo
lOgiHt, nt ii,O00 years Dfs. pohlmun
and Gilbert In 1896 estimated the age
Of the falls nj about 1000 years. In this
number The Philippine Islands and
American capital" u considered by J.
Russell Smith, Bird g. Coler writes of
The abuse Of Public Charity" Marcus
BENJAMIN tells OF American Industrial
Expeditions" and J. l.. NJ. Curry OF
The Negro Question
The Bookman has uncarthed what Is
apparently now story about Bls-
marck. During the selEe OF Paris Bis
murck was annoyed ut some OF the
things which appeared In the British
| papers, one day. when the great Ger
man was denounclng the British papers
| with his usual force % expression, pr.
w. H. Russell, correspondent Of the
Times said; We'll you must admit.
Count Bismarck, that /. at least, have
been entirely discreet In everything I
have written 10 the Times. You have
| cunVcrHcd before mo with the utmost
ffnnkness upon ON all sorts of subjects
and / have been most careful never %
repeat word ~ anything you have
said bismarck turned upon him with
"a look Of mingled anger and contempt
and rourcd. "fho more fool youl Du
you suppose I said word before you
that ala not want 20 have you printg'
"Mlnd"-a metaphysical magazine
edited by John Emery Mclean has
among It's list of attractive ar.
tclcs In It's last number uu
editorial upon capital punlshment-l
subject possessing particular To-
spIrational Speaking" Thing.
Worth Remembering" why We az,
Here and a number OF other Interest,
ing papers make the issue a valunbl,
one,
a feature OF the July woman's HON,
Companion IL "a wen written artlcl,
by stephen J. Herben, discussing "Th,
First Camp Meeting ln America" Ii
the same number Edward j. steinel
mas collected valuable Information con
corning tho Jewish movement 10 re-
claim Palestine under the title 9TH,
Jewish Dream OF ZloniHtlc Emplre
Another article NJ interest hy Charlie
Bryant Howard enters into tho detail
OF the domestic lie OF the phlIpplnl
women, with Illustration OF types ol 'Fil
lplon beauty, Lillian Ben gives a ma
mnruus account Of her trip up the Nile
ana John kendrlck Bangs writes good
naturrd nlips az unclcs and preacher
M IN" Idiots suggestion Tor thD
maintenance OF an attic.
Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson hal
written a short story for the hui,
Scrihner'H entitled Anne" senate
Hoar NJ Massachusetts has one Oh IN,
best Webster collections IN this coun
try He writes about some OF hill
treasures, giving fac-slmlles and man,
entertaining anecdotes. James u, i
Archibald, tho war correspoudent