The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-01
THE MAGAZINES

Records Of the Post contains an inter-
est1ng illustrated paper on "Antiquities Of
the United States" by Rev. H. M. Baum
D. c. L., who details some interesting
finds In northeastern Arizona. where as
vet no Typographical survey Of the can
yons has been made by the government.
The scenery in this region is fine, the
walls OF the canyons being red sandstone
and there are occasional vases. Mummy
caves and old liff-dweller mummies
abound. The article Is we'll illustrated. A
paper Of deep interest is Miss Bishops
account of the fountain Of. sJuturna or.
Diaturna, found in the Roman forum at
ter the recent demonstration Of q, rnedie-
val church. Juturna was the. presiding
deity of healing springs. The annual fes-
tival occurred on Jan. IL. The illustrations
are interesting. Washington, D. c.: Rec
ords Of the. Post Exploration society, 215
Third street Sc.
The June issue of the Journal Of Geog-
raphy Is g. special number prepared for
the National Educational association
which meets in Boston July $40 The
special feature Of this number is the
geography Of Boston and vicinity and emf
nent writer's in separate papers describe
the approaches to the city; the general
geographical features OF the city and Vi
cln1ty; excursions in and around the city;
Its park system; its industries and the
geographical development Of the city This
special number Is in every way attractive
and informing, and will prove very yalu-
able to the thousands Of teachers who will
soon visit the Hub It is profusely IL
lustrated. Chicago: Room $50, 100 Adams
street. s.s u.
The American Federationist, official DR.
gan OF the American Federation Of Labor
In the July number discusses some i'm
portant labor topics. F. Gordon, writ
ing Of s'Labor's Real Share states that
his investigation leads him to the conclu-
sion that wage earners receive not less
than 70 per cent Of the wealth they pro-
duce. Annie Patterson, chairman Of the
Brooklyn Federation Of Women, says that
much Of the enormous capital invested in
business Is paid In wages to the working
people,. Other contributors to the Amer
lean Federationist take the same view
which is undoubtedly true, but is not adj
mitted to be SO by some Inconsistencies la
Dor agitators. Washington, D. c.: 423-5
Ct street. 3Jl5s5 Il. : s.
The Popular Science Monthly. contains
an interesting paper on why a Flame
Emits Light" The author, Professor Bird,
discusses the old theories and the present
theory evolved from very crazy and an
Gent notions; but, even this may be- dis
placed for science is largely tentative. Pro-
lessor Herdman gives an interesting ac-
count of the pearl fisheries sSof Ceylon
which he personally investigated. j.. E. G.
Montmorency contributes a paper on = The
Story of English. Educati ion, = from the
early British church which fiourished long
before the Roman church secured foot
hold In the British isles at the beginning
OF the seventh century, to the educational
renaissance In 1888. S,
In the international Journal OF Ethics
there are two papers on Emerson, one in
sisting that there is an Emersonian phi
losophy:: the other that Emerson was a
great social reformer. Emerson himself
never claimed to be founder Of q. school