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

Last of the Unstaked Empire" Lady Ran
'oiph Churchill will present a study en-
ai't'd How American Women Have In
KHehcei the Courts of Europe" Just be-
core his death. Emile ZOia wrote an article
with the title. "Sume Problems Of To-Day"
IL IS n disccsSion on ths most important
matters which hold the attention of the
world. One notable feature of this maya
Zine VIII he Uncle Sans Talks With
Young Americans" by Joshua Strong. Rich
ard lie C.~allienne'g How to Get the Best
ont Of Books is certain TO he a most use
m Paper. information is given to thosH.
either men or women. who cannot go 10
college, There viii be papers on animals
ana "ut-of-dnor life. In poetry there Will
he verses by Edwin Markham and others
There vii! he stories written by Elliott
Flower. Joseph Blcthan. Robert Barr. Henrv
Nal.ac" Phillips. Samuel Msrwin, Howard
Fielding. iona Gai". Cy Warman. John
o."nham. Martha NcCuiioch-W Williams. VIII
liam Crdway Partridge and many others.
Outing.
The plans cor Onting for the coming year
are laid with a v.sT 10 interesting the man
or woman who is IN sympathy with out
door He. as well as Interesting the hunters.
anglers, horsemen. yachtsmen and sports
men generally. Fer This purpose IT has ar
ranged for m unusually strong selection
OF short stories of adventure and outdoor
N'' 'A' 'ibiilNN - VIM. hihs &c
gagged when It IS known that they are
written by such men as owen Wister. Mar
Tiotl watson and others Of equally high
standing in modern literature. fictorially.
the magazine will be still further ernb-l-
ishe1. the idea being to give the most in
t"r:stinG and lest magazine of outdoor
HE for outdoor people. The regular de-
paitfn"n'S. which have been excellent feat
lres of this iGa"aZi.e in the past. will bs
continued for lie coming season.
Youths Companion.
As the years Increase the Youths Com
panicn cH3ravOrs II keep apace with them
IN all that Is wise, beautiful and progress
I've, and to TO: only retain. but 10 deserve
tie honorable and exceptionally high place
1t holds in The confidence and affection OF
three generations Of readers. The greatest
living authors IN ell branches OF literature
continue 70 contribute 20 it. ard among
those engaged for The volume for 1873 are
President Arthur T. iiadley OF Yale. eX-
President /. /. Patton of Princeton. Pres ,
dent STANLEY Hall OF Clark University, .
president, Thomas Hunter IF the New York
Norma: College. the Queen OF R~Ournania. {
tHn Duke II Argyll. the Duchess of Suther- !
land. The Countess of Jersey. Lady Jeune, !.
Honorable Henry cabot Lodge. the
Honorable Lyman Gage. the Honorable
j1-n j. Long. the honorable Hannis Tay-
jan" Iil:l"w. AGNES Repplier. Sir Ed
AE-"td. the Honorable James Wilson,
Of Agriculture; the Honorable j.
Is. richards. Solicitor General Of TIE United !
states; The Honorable w r. Merriam. Dr.
'ectcr Of the Census: the Right Reverend
Bishop Potter the Reverend Doctor Joseph
t9u.tIJy Si2e.ow. w. 7. Stead. Sir
Harry Johnston. Professor L. II. Bailey OF
-uTIe.I Ln'c!noiuciSt Of the United States:
? oi-ssor CLIFFORD plnchot, Chief of the For
.s.!y Department: Professor F,odoifo Lam
liant, Sir Gilbert Parker. Il. T.: General
,ha..,s Stanton. Prince nrOputkin, Admiral