The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-08-08
,TrRARY NEWS AND NOTES.

l daughter VI d lldNdl UlllCCI.
.,1ularv was of a kind peculiar
.mely young and pert girls, and
tied away to the famous man
Embarrassment and without re-
II was during the pause in the
conversation, she said to him:
, fully stuck on Shakespeare.
40 think hes terribly interest
, ervbody listened to hear the
ANS reply, for as a Shakespear-
.Igr he has few peers. yes" he
rmuly. Il do think he is inter
think he is more than that. l
Hkespeare is just too cute for
."
aurteenth Annual Educational
Of The Outlook contains half
81 more notable articles relat-
iucational topics. 1t is fully il
and the illustrations are spec
jill IN large and striking photo
of distinguished educators.
the contents may be mentioned:
SIS in Education" an editorial
If the educational history of the
rbe EndAin Education" two ar
# resident Hadley of Yale, and
Abbott: western State Uni
, by President A. S. Draper of
,ersity of Illinois; Education
aHlh," by President Z. \. Alder
lane University; Daniel C..
by President &. Stanley Hall
University; The Yale Bice-
~ Arthur Reed kimball. SO a
outlook Company, PSI Fourth
View York
.mopolitan for August is, as
IN fiction, remarkable both
Interest and its great varie-
Bachelor writes a refresh
VI the Canadian big timber re-
Ilerings drawings catch the
me scene perfectly. A. I.
uch's 80" pathetic little
fail to enlist our sympathies
french exile who broke his
owe. Richard lie Gallienne
most charming and least known
at odd French Romances'
If honest Square Robin for
e The Temple of Fate"
mt Aliens clever satire on
irty, is certain not only to
Inc reader, but also to set
g. Francis Willing Whar-
pretty story of fashionable
Gety-a subject with which
ighly at home; while PhoAbe
.gerton Castle handle strong
q mastery manner.
tiers who have lately become
us of the public, none has
Wer hold than Ralph Common,
ky Pilot" We have seen far
70 the Pilot himself. and we
~ the more on reading the
asst adventure in THE Swan
ard" which appears i'll the
uunber of Leslie's Monthly.
sumner number is a notable
rtion. Miss Cholmondeley,
Red Pottage," contributes a
lIorning tells capital tale
tralian Bush, and Mrs. Flora
- tells new story of India,
ring of the Gods" There are
uIrs by Lille Hamilton French,
Mcleod Raine and w. B. Mac
uuine anecdotes of Lincoln,
editors have secured at first
amusing miscellany of little
md a very suggestive article
w expenses of yachting, which
ats and figures to make one
4t the old Roman times have
sim.
$ an old home week flavor to
tile i'll the unusually long con-
the August New England Mag
Fey. W. Z. Barton tells of his
little resting place in mine
of Eden" Three very old
IS in Maine are illustrated and
I'll. As well as the rural school of
4rs ago. Prof. Clarence Blake
e. the use of abandoned farms
'ty poor. The Hill Town Prob
considered by Edward A.
IN appreciative article shows
Johnson and his wonderful pho
-, which have almost revolu-
modern book illustration,
e locality in the monthly visit
Lake Memphremagog. Special
pictures and descriptive mat
Mrs. Congressman BarroWs re-
ueauties of this too little known
hood. All the stories, of which
several, and the verses, deal
ects appropriate to the Maine
mont coming celebration of Old
Va eek, and the entire number
lily interest the advancing army
ling sons and daughters OF
gland. Warren f. Kellogg,
er Boston.
august Forum opens with an
ny Mr.. Albert Watkins on
tilure of the Two-Party Sys-
1t points out the advantages
ystem of groups, which is a
-listic of German politics. Mr..
Clarke shows the significance
y Government Exhibit at Buff.
The lessons of 1.-The Presi-
Tour" are discussed by Mr..
-itchfeld West, who was among
inalists included in the party OF
iished tourists. Another Wash
correspondent, Mr.. Francis E.
Teyeals some serious Defects
Pension SYSTEM" with striking
Tons of these abuses. Mr.. Henry
, warns against certain common
zeal Blunders.' In a paper en-
The American Workman's
Age" Mr., w. J. Client makes
from the testimony Of contem-
authorities at various periods,
a mistake to suppose that the
ln of workingmen in this coun-
been undergoing a process of
alton. Mr.. Charles A. Commits
on THE Use of Speculation
p some of the popular misunder-
IS Of the operations of the Stock
&c. The functions of "The
Treaty Claims Commission
orth by Mr.. J. I. Rodriguez, who
{es its constitution of itself into
If law. Specification by Arson
ltle of an anonymous protest
the recent farmburnings in