Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-10-18


accompany it. THE Palaces OF 81
Louis" gives pictures and descriptions
Of a few Of the many handsome homes
Of the Worlds Fair City. WORK Oh
the Women's National Socialist Union.
Wcnonah stevens Abbott: The King
Of all the Cattle Kings" S. Glen And
rus; "Phases of American Aralrs,
THE Monarch of 100000 Henry
Davies: and Progressive American
Cities" are some of the subjects dis-
cussed at length in this number, ard
there is also large amount OF cnolce
fiction, including stories by Eva Hamp-
ton Prather, Norman II. Crowell. Mary
Clarke Hung Huntington, and others.
The departments present large
amount of enter tanning miscellany.
The Review Of Reviews
For October gives an admirable sum-
ming UP OF the political situation in the
United States in it's department. THE
Progress of the World Many other
important subjects are also ably re-
viewed in this department, ana the
many portraits which accompany IL,
add much to it's value. The eOntri-
buted articles are as follows: The
United States and Mexico at the Open
ing of The Hague Court" w. 7. Stead
Rudolph Virchow, Exponent of the
Democracy of Learning Oswald Gar
rison Willard THE Light Cure at
Copenhagen julius Moritzen; THE
Philippine Constabulary and Its Chief"
Jeremiah w. jerks; THE Archbishops
who Crowned the King and Queen"
The Worlds Fiction for q Year." Tai
colt Williams: Edward Egg!eston,"
Rossiter Johnson: Typical Party. Plat
forms Of 1902" and "Twentieth-Ce Century
Tyres Of Shipbuildirg," The regular
departments give much timely matter.
OF varied interest is the table of con-
tents Of the October Era. The princi
pal contributions. the majority of
which are richly illustrated, are:
Marie Antoinette.' Henry Francis;
tine Royal Academy" William Arm
strong: THE Eighth Page" William
Alfred Thomson; THE Renaissance at
CharIeroi." o. Henry; THE News
paper woman of Today" Kate Master
son: practical Jokes and JOkers."
Penn Steele: "A Trial of Rats" Doro-
thy E. Leonard "Out of this Nettle
Danger" Joseph NJ. Rogers: Equal
Suffrage in Colorado Helen Marsh
Wilson. winter in the Rocky Noun
tains." Katharine Sumner: '.Why We
Have No Marie Corellis," William S.
Walsh; and Leslie Stephens George
Eliot. ;" John Foster Kirk. All the lat
cts information in regard to the new
books. and much interesting chat about
the authors at home and abroad are
given. and with the regular literary
departments keen the reader in touch
with the world of books.
international Journal Of Ethics.
The current quarterly issue of the
International Journal of Ethics dis
cusses a number of topics of vital in
terest, and also presents large num-
Der Of reviews of books of Importance
The number opens with a thoughtful
paper on Criticism of Public Men" by
Waldo L. Cook. The author holds that
criticism must be permitted free play
even If at times it runs to an extreme
of CONSCIOUSNESS that works injustice
to Individuals 1.-THE Ethics of Metz
sche and Guyau'' are ably treated by
Alfred Fouillee. William Douglas:
Morrison interestingly discusses '"Iht
Treatment of the Criminal in England.
Other contributions of marked valu'
and interest are: THE Practical Con
seriousness of Freedom" Ralph BartoI
Perry: Mind and Nature" A. f. Tay
lor: and 1.-The Pampered Children o
the Poor" Ida NJ. Metcalf.
The Engineering Magazine.
Able papers on subjects for the mos
part of general interest, together Wit
a comprehensive review of industrial
matters. make up the contents of tn
October Engineering Magazine. Tn
papers and their authors are as fol
lows: The Foundations of the Amer
! lean Iron Industry" Archer Brown
| 1.-The Physical Limits of Electric
Power Transmission" Alton d. Adams
| Salient Features of the Dusseldorf
Exposition" H. Emerson: "Ordnanc
Engineering as Great Mechanics
Industry" ]. F. Meigs: Mining In
dustry and Mineral Resources of Brit
| ism Columbia" William NJ. Brewer
The Lighting of Railway Trains /
Continental Europe Henrim Guerin
"Money-making Management fo
Workshop and Factory" Charles [
Carpenter: and Relations of tn
Draughtsman to the Workshop "
II. Booth.
Everybody's Magazine.
An attractive autumn cover desig
makes bright the October Everybody
A delightful menu of stories, speci;
articles. and miscellaneous features
laid before the reader. from which tn
following inviting selections are taker
THE Comprehension of Private Coz
. per-" Rudyard Kipling: 1.-THE Sting I
! the Party Whip story of politics b
) Names popular writer, Holman
Day: Gowns and Bobolink
| Flea nor HOyt: "A Woman's Victory IL
Schools" DR.. A. f. Winship: Mon
, stery. Soldier of Fortune II. S. Can
field: "Old Steamboat Days on II
. Missouri" G. w. Ogden: 'Intima'
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