The Republican journal., 1900-05-10
LITERARY NEWS AND NOTES.

WHICH lO1lliS lut ItdtllllS dlllClt vi lIl6
same number, are charming and season:
able.
A great deal of interest in being man
ifested among Colby men in book of
Colby Stories" that is being compiled
by Herbert c. Libby, '0l. Among the
more recent contributors are W. S.
Knowlton, '63, principal of Monson
Academy: Asher {. Kinds, 50. secretary
to Speaker Henderson; o. l.. Hall, '93,
editor of Rockland Star: Geo. Z. Goo
gins, Esq, So of Bar llarbor.
The Living Age for April 2Sth prints
the hitherto unpublished letters between
Thomas Carlyle and Robert Chambers,
which first saw the light in recent
number of Chambers journal. In the
same number of the magazine, A. t.
CUTLER Couch discourses feelingly upon
The Tragedy of the Minor Poet.
In view of the fact that the American
Unitarian Association is about to cele-
brate the seventy-tifth anniversary of
its founding, the New England Maya
zine gives place i'll its May issue to a
history of Il nitarianism III America,
"a careful and thorough study Of the
movement bv Rev. George Willis Cooke,
He goes back in his account even to the
Puritan DAYS. since many of the fIlnda-
mental principles of the nitarian be-
lief were thus early to be found. The
many portraits which accompany the
article include men eminent in various
fields WI o have been loyal adherents of
this faith.
one Who is at all familiar with the
scope and extent of the institution
Al oil Solo r,,' IJ,C1
will never charge the [ nited States with
ingratitude toward those who have Off
cred their lives i'll her service. This
home for disabled veterans consists of
seven branches, the Central. at Day
ton. Ohio: the Eastern, at Togus, Maine;
the northwestern. near Milwaukee,
Wisconsin,: the Southern. near Hamp-
ton. Virginia: the Western, at Leaven-
worth. Kansas: the Pacific, at Santa
Monica, California: and the Marion. at
Marion. Indiana An interesting ac-
count of the National Soldiers Home,
fully illustrated. is contributed to the
New England Magazine for May
by MI Emerson o. Stevens. This de
scribeS the various branches OF the work
dealing particularly with the Central
Home, which is literally a city, complete
III itself, occupying lovely spot just
west of Dayton. At the present time,
when nearly two hundred thousand
more volunteers have become possible
future inmates. this article should have
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outing tor May, from It's frontlspiece
ny Frederic bennington TO the last page
OF ITS monthly REVIEW. from the pen OF
its editor, teens with matters of inter
81 Sr,ortSmHn nt all 6lOrppS and
tastes. neither they be devoted to the
Rod or Gun, to the Thoroughbred, the
Irotter OF the Bull Dog to the Cruising
acht or the Canoe: to Golf or to Cy-
cling orto Athletlcs at nome or abroad,
they Will Ilnd abundant interesting and
helpful matter III ITS pages; ana should
thelr penchant be the feaQlng OF othefs
adventures ana lialr-pfeautn ScapeS "A
shotgun Episode, by Frederic Remlng-
ton, The Professors Scar. wv It'll the
Colorado CoWpuneher ON konnd-u2,
he IlYbnd " Olives OF Goshen Hole,
and The GOOD Bad Lands and the BAD
Bad Lands OF the " est. provide excite
ment galore, \ widely interesting SYM
postum o1 university, OPINION ON Inc
nlNerSltN SOCIAL Problem III ITS Rela-
Iloh 10 hdefgr$duate AthietlcS mas
Been 9athered me contents OF TINS
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dozen o1 the btSl-equlpped authors OF
the day. SHOW that the new management
Is juStlfylng ITS CLAIMS.
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