The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-06-06
,rrpAaY NEWS AND NOTES.

ado, VIZ 70 secure them. The best pic
bis lite u his wonderful collection are
mies nod in Frank Leslie's Popular
T,iPI1,5Iy for June
N'' ,anirable feature of Leslie's
An fUf for June is powerful story
Noatl' ,nfhor of "Children of the
~ l,s In ii Mr.. Eden Phillpotts re-
NJ for his theme to the simple sturdy
ua' ~ Dartmoor, and his story is a
hs 81 lave and jealousy, Astounding in
pr ~ .,4s ot dramatic intensity, woven
dtl D,1s character of young peasant
iot. 5H is true as life itself.
lime Magazine Number of The
I95 Winch is it's Annual Recreation
OIL contains an article of extreme
Na'.'ytTy Philip W. Ayres, on 1.-THE
% and His Work" MI. Ayres
E9'9 tine life of the forest, its impor-
f' 20 mankind, and of the tracts of
Si rnd that have been reserved,
pit'' - Enped will be reserved, by the
s1o .,,npr't. The article is illustrated
if' 'i,,''roglaphs of trees, woodland and
~ .,.sof Tie West and South.
..s.,7stlng glimpse of college gay
given in the attractive page of
eur, -ss about The Girls at Wellesley
P' acTn Nawr," in The Ladies' Home
" ,at for June. The groups of pic
s'-. 5Y4 Tree-Day dancers and May
i.,e .eyelers are full of life and grace
pa. ',,ion that make buoyant, happy
'.sa ,d so delightful to see and hear
4- l specially charming are the
'.r surroundings of these pretty
.g nom student life.
II. almost every walk of life there
49,. L5qr great women. But has there
~ b4au woman who has reached
q ',-r highest pinnacle in any field ?
E r-imrCosmopolitan Ella Wheeler
~ answers this question in the
.,., and declares that even in the
temenine vocations of cook
q. shaking and millinery men ex-
~ .sr-a Women" says Mrs. Will
y .m,puot the concentration which
w.. urir perspective. They lack
-.- mtienca and are distracted
...- or uIrned aside by vanity"
r.n ietp pathos in the picture
.rV Hylor, called THE Passing
d. NJ. ..0." which appears in the
fu- -- the Ladies Home Jour
" . lowed and sad faced figure
-r.pUry widow, standing with one
tu.. No.. open door of the waiting
1.. she takes long last look
Of Nme, makes a strong appeal
"A M pplngs. The sad November
ar .--dut misty hills, the closed
ta ieserted barns. and above
.. t leircted figure, bring a lump
ra .Toat.
nm THueis G. Peabody, Of Har-
w t.hutes to the June Forum a
g.U Unreciative estimate of THE
G-. nj College Student" the
mu aeteristics of which he dis
ng-- - lc . love of reality, reason
5.ea and practical service. over
ta te.sge educated young man
5aal appeals and ecclesiastical
nH .- lave little power. Prof. Pea
bd7 glg, that the Christian Church
h, M pet realized its opportunities
Of WlI The enthusiastic allegiance
a. -emen.
B.ars of Mr.. Jacob A. Riis' Auto
n.Hv which, under the title, THE
yilae ot an American, is being pub
&- the monthly issue of The Out
htb W be specially attracted by the
1saue0- in the June Magazine Num-
pr consists of a chapter written
By Ms. lbs, entitled, elizabeth Tells
Ilg story and giving the other side
d Nm- t the events, the telling of
5l.. b hen husband has been follow
Fl W Widespread sympathy. (S3 a
7al IOe Outlook Company, PSF
E0H N0nue, New York.
,He the marvellous changes
7N- nv time i'll the appearance of
aa - arliest settlements on oul
Aam" a~t are strikingly illustrated
Oh e, views which will shortly APP
M lr Ladies' Home Journal
l-- ..s are St Augustine. James
.wD 'AW0uth and New York. The
@0.N locations of Jamastown'S de-
.6 Hl saith as a settlement offer a
Ia" m"Hsjlug contrast to the varied
sTe'H' vi the gradual development
dN (.+Dstine and Plymouth, and of
-- rc growth of modern New
las
iot Jor1opclitan for June is even
-4- l4l Usually strong in fiction.
-- ll4. drrn tells more adventures OF
u@ ltol-iglble youth, Sparrow. Rich
dLI -s l".llenne revives with charm
ls freshness and simplicity the love.
s0l! of -lucaSSin and Nicolete." H.
y MAILS Includes 1.-The first men in
lE Aob with Cavor's sudden death
VIZ aldS Of the Grand Lunar. Tu-
.1i 'sus5 contributes a clever little
sl.ar u Justice, Egarton Castle
lYvVfiQt novel. THE Secret Orchard .
ED44iilnr> and O'Neill Lathom writes a
14i humorous, half sad fairy story
faace n eary-Heart.'
lie problem of Governing the ORR
i Ta. gu " stern Principles" so urgent
IN; \. 4oN Tor the American people, is
wy y. i'sel n the June Forum by Prof.
,aA bensch, who contributes to
va. tbs 'o'ntion a through but popular
,,.'e'li@t'ou of the Oriental tempera
s ns'.' a1 an account of the politicaI
"a, ,sasilH+AiS of the leading European
r r',-'H The management of the alien
r ,'s ilo SLOWS the difficulty of i'm
s \ pou any conquered country il
~. E'Si the institutions of the con
s s1r' y, end goes SO far as to say that
t vi! F-Sten nation which would main
Srl, -0tccsStully an Oriental empire
o-., 'o j certain extent, modify its
sy N'hrsric institutions to meet the
ti a90'llrs of Oriental life. He regards
IA .ePp1.ation of progressive methods
4 ..a ,n5 taElc society of the East as
r'. with the greatest danger to the
'''V 'i JAe world.