Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01

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DR.. David Day, Of the United;
States Geological Survey gives in the
Review Of Reviews > June assSSWeIll
informed and judicial estimate sof the a
new petroleum discoveries ii Texas;
California d elsewhere DR. Day
writes hopefully OF the Yalne Of the
Texas product, and$points out the Inn
porta1lce the oil finds in California
as source Y fuel1supply for the Pa
cific Coast. 1, ,s 3@
I'm the Engineering Magazine for
June, MI. E. Phillips gives##a conprre-
hensive review OF the steps Britain
must take to check her waning SUI
premacy in iron and steel making.
His proposed measures are radical, but
they are forsthe most part economic
and physical rather than legislative,
andsat the present stage Of impending
Reorganization a searching study BY SO
weIl-informed az authority is Of the
utmost Interest. III i. &5
1ta 5&% " *$#S5gA III II v i
In his discussion, III the June
Forum, o THE Place Of the Senate in
Our Government, Mr. Henry Latch
field West examines how far the his
tory OF the senate confirms George
Washington's description OF It as the
saucer into which the hot tea Of the
house Of Representatives was poured
te cool. Many interesting facts con
corning the personnel Of the senate
and its methods Of procedure may also
be found in this article. :
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In almost every. walk of life there
have. been great women. But has
there ever been a woman who has
reached the very highest pinnacle in
any field? In the June Cosmopolitan
Ella Wheeler Wilcox answers this
question in the negative and declares
that even in the essentially feminine
vocations Of cooking, dressmaking and
millinery men excel women. Women
says Mrs. Wilcox, 'have not the con
c~entration which gives a clear per-
spective. They lack system and pa
thence and are distracted BY details OF
turned aside byssvanity,"
r'The Warmers, Is the title OF astory
by Gertrude Potter-Daniels, sister Sot
Margaret Potter, author. OF .Uncanon-
lied and "a Social Lion. Mrs. Dan.
iels Is daughter OF Mr.. Orrin w. Potter,
steel magnate OF Chicago, and the fact
that her father is m Of the chief
stockholders IL 1.-THE billion dollar steel
trust, whose methods are attacked ii
the story and the radical and sensa-
tional manner in which she makes hel
characters act, renders the story one
sure 10 attract widespread attention;
AS may be inferred from the fore
going, the story is an American one 81
today, telling the life tale Cyrus
Warner, q boy Of the streets, who,
! after spending his youth inceaseless
toll and struggle against acute poverty,
finally gains factory position. The
regular pay is not large, but it enables
him TO rent room ii a tenement
wherefor the lrst time IN his life hi
exper1encessanys Of the comforts Of life
TAT the factory he meets socialist
Kirby by ane----a man Of good ednca.
ton, hut M such bad disposition that
until assisted BY Cyrus good nature
and ready tact he5had never beenabllk
to keapa Mace. Cyrus also AK
the acquaintanceof charming girl
Betty Martin, with: whom he promptly
falls in love. Kirby helps Cyrus Il
gain an education, but loses no oppor-
tunity5o Of sinfuencing him against 4
fitalists and 4 II Into KIrby's mouth
that r Daniels puts WordstoexpFess
Iher5strongg socia1istIc sentiments. 81
By unceasing effort Cyrus rises ii
his position. saves money enough &
purchase on the instaIln1ent plan, !
small piece of property small
town 50 i and Betty Marry and 81
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