The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11

story q the seriss, "ssm Hill Sheriff Of Knowi-
ton, Kaintuek" The Remaining papers Of the
series viii appear during the year 1908. Prof.
Lloyd's iniinitabls style and daring yet kindly
hufnor, will be q rare treat 70 ALL A deeper
meaning will be read between the lines Of these
UNUSUAL papers by thoughtful minds
The Sociological Role Of the Forest" by
Stuart Henry, is unique essay for which we
predict q special interest Starting with the
two greatest physical features Of the external
world, the Forests and the seas he draws from
them some subtle aud convincing analogies re-
gardng the ethics and customs OF modern
times
Other special articles worthy Of mention are
"rangier Of Today and The Work Of the
Daughters OF The American Revolution"
The fiction department is we'll stocked with
excellent short stories among which The Com.
ing Of Aphrodite, BY Katharine Holland Brown.
is notable.
The Review Of Reviews begins new vol
uhie with one Of its Characteristic numbers
publication that could never by any possibility
be mistaken for any other magazine in the
world-tas pages as full Of real 'newS" as
the morning paper and yet as solid ard we'll
considered as the foreign quSrterlies,
In addition TO full treatment of the Nene'
tuelan situation the editor Of the Review OF Re
views IN bis January number. discusses the
before congtess together with current municipal
problems as illustrated in various American
cities az the beginning Of the New Year
Two important articles bearing on the ques-
tion Of the American meat supply are contrib
uted to the Review Of Reviews for January.
Under the title The American OK and His
Pasture DR.. { Benjamin Andrews writes on
the measures proposed in and out of congress,
for the reclamation and improvement Of the
grazing lands in the West where practically all
our beef cattle are grown and fattened This
article is supplemented by careful study OF the
recent advance in beef prices by Mr.. Fred G.
Croxton, an expert in the United States depart
merit Of labor,
Edwin Markham and Admiral sehley lead the
list of contributors 10 the January National
Magazine The admiral writes Of The Sailors
Christmas at Sea" Fine fun page portraits Of
Congressman Cannon, the next speaker and OF
Senators Spooner Clapp, Heitfeld and Hawley
are among the illustrations of Joe Mitchell
Chapples Affairs at Washington" s Gier
Andrus tells how Americans are putting hun
dreds Of millions into Mexican agriculture ant
how hundreds Of thousands Of Americans car
acquire homes there Captain Arthur McGray
/ presents the most striking and original plan fo-
reaching the North Polo that has ever beer
published. Frank Putnam, ~ Note and Com
ment" touches on labor problems new books
/ the new status OF the negro South and tht
/ Venezuelan affair G. A. Luhuow writing from
Berlin, surveys The Month in Europe Robor
b Armstrong, secretary to the secretary Of th
treasury, contributes a quiokening discussion %
The Sbriveling Of the Earth" through TIN
agencies of commerce and invention
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The International Journal Of Ethics for Jan
uary contains the following The Moral As
poets Of the Referendum by Langden G. Stew
. .f eCr-,r
tons Relating to Human Immortality by
Ellis McTasgart Of Cambridge university
Marriage as an Economic Institution by N
r. Robinson of London; What is Religion
by Ira w Howerh Of the University Of Chi
cago Happiness by Henry Sturt of OXFORD
England THE Ethics Of ST. Augustine" b
James Bissett Pratt OF Elmira, ". " an
book reviews