The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
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Frank Ieslle's.

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Frank Iesllc's.
For 1903 Frank Leslie's Popular Month,
will present three notable romances. NJ
Ralph connor. the author Of Sky Pilot.
will write for the Monthly q serial to b
called '~ilengarry Stories" Anna Rather
Inc Green's The Amethyst Box is c"c
tain 10 attract many readers. Then Ar
Ernest ". Hornung will contribute a hU
morous story. the sitie OF which IS "Ecn
mis- Dent Among the many names Of we'll
known literary people who will write fIl
L.-8!'e'S during the coming year. the names
Of Doctor Henry Van Dyke, Irving StilweT
Edwards and Egerton Castle may he cited
The editors announce the genuine history
Of q thief, called an autobiography
/ There is to be a group of articles devoted
10 the leading foreign statesmen of the
world. Train Robbers and Their Ways
collected by Dir. John VI. Oskison. VIII
furnish no end Of exciting material. The
stage and the actors OF not only to-day,
hut II the past. Will OCCUPY much space in
Lesiie's. There will be given the portraits
In color Of the bet,er-known actors ard
actresses. all drawn from life.
The Worlds Work.
There can be no prospectus of the Worlds
Work. 1t follows the events OF the hour.
49, 49, '-i Itll'l 10 III tiF talEAa ~
treatment of the many incidents which
actually orcur. Nevertheless there are
topics # vital interest having TO do with
economies which viii be published. One
of these will be the development Of a
Sense OF Citizenship" which will be writ
ten by Mr.. Frederick c. Howe. and is the
result OF studies made in some Of orr
cities. The intel States Navy and the
United States Army viii be the toUIrs
treated In two articles. The development
OF some of the great industries OF our coIr-
Try WIZ be described with the personalities
OF those who are making history. There
VIII ha careful studies OF workmcn, which
are not without romantic incident. Those
who have distinguished themselves. no mat
ter IN what direction. always find a place
IN the Worlds Wcrk. What VIII lie news
TO many. showing the success Of this raaea-
ziiie. Is tnat there is an English edition. and
lis editor is Mr.. Henry Norman. The iIguS-
tTatfve portion of the Worlds Wor,, is ex-
cellent and will he under the charge Of
Mr.. A. Radcliffe Dugnore.
The Outlook.
The Outlook gives the events of he week
ue'Hhs OF lolt!cs.indu stry. literature, r.
tlsinn, education. science and art. Az III.
oes!nnihS or every mont there is IN IL
iustrateI number. For the coming wear
t"e honorable John d. Long has written n
series OF papers on the New American
Navy. These articles will be Illustrated
Henry iseuterdahl. The editor in chief,
- d Aooot' VIII contribute Impressions
OF a Careless Traveller" There will hn
given by him of a v~aca.ion
spent In Austria. Italy. Greece, Turkey ana
RUSSIA. A musical paper OF great interest |
'oF 'iiiisrs Stanford on Brahms will short |
y appear. There Is no one more conuarent ;
90" : ffoleSSoT w o. Atwater to treat Of !
ne physiological aspects of the liquor qu..- |
-.DI ItA Will rfr F-- - % 7
papers on the Liquor traffic. and will
~ 10 explain what are the proper lines |
long which corrective Temperance work /
''iouiu De carried on. Booker T. Washing |
on Will write Two Generations Under
Jacob a. Riis. whose opnor-
uhites OF studying our President have |
'een OF the best. will write a short b!og-
aphy OF Theodore Roosevelt. Iir. Mann
ton Wright Mabis. Alleyne Ireland. Mr.
IMAM Alien White. Mr. Steward E3Y.r!
h.te. ana Edward A. Steiner Will all CON
rlDute 10 The Outlook during the coming
.eer. ihere VIII be a discussion on & liter
top.c. In which Edward Everett Hale.
henry van Dyke, Owen W.ster, Thomas
\ entWorth HigGinson. Edward Dowceu
inc. Blanc and Hugo Nunsterberg VIII
AXE part.
st. Nicholas.
1ns editors of st. Nicholas have done
heir best to produce q magazine which vas
h'ertaihins. varied, and helpful. For the
ofnins year there will be a long storc
ne ttie OF which is. The Story of King
arthur This will nave for writer AIr.
Pyle. who will also draw i~iiustra-
ohs' MOI alone the young people. but
oioer ones, will await with much in
crest, two stories by the late Louisa NJ.
Icott. these were held by her relatives
iter her Death, and have been only recent
obtained by st. Nicholas. Before leaving
ne world Nr. Frank r. Stockton wrote Tor
l. Nicholas a story about alligator hunt
Is III fiorida This Will find a place in
he magazine. Among the many good
hihgs there will be Jack London's, In
edo Bay Little Man Friday" BY Clara
lorris, and Lady Baby by Ruth Nc
merry Stuart. St Nicholas would not bs
rue to its antecedents were there not plen-
y Of fun in IT, There will be an album
ance OF the amusing in prose and verse,
M then the Illustrations will be drawn
y Miss Fanny Y. Cory. Reginald Birch. Z.
'arde Blaisdell. and others. The Nature
no Science Department. will be continued.
.emember that the St. Nicholas is not
'r amusement alone. but for instruction.
nd so this particular series will be of great
in the schoolrooms.
The Independent.
me Independent can have no "c-t-and-
ried' policy as to its forthcoming articles.
follows all the important incidents Of The
GRID as they present themselves. For ,ha
Jason OF 1903. however. there will be a
Ionthly letter by Mr.. Justin MCCARTHY. ana
more reliable correspondent cannot be
'und. From Mr.. PoultDey Bigelow there
Ill be q series Of articles on European
pics Countess Won Krockow will write
n German matters. Professor Rufus Il.
richardson. director Of the American School
Athens. on Greek archaeology. The In
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ortant capitals of Europe, and topics OF
'ming interest will be treated by them.
he editor Of this magazine hopes to print
lknown poems by Whittier. and a hithev-