The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-07

| &c st' !''isiiop Joyce is of Ohio" He is,
" course IN one sense but just now Min
neapolis and Minnesota claim the honor
OF pelng the home city and state Of the
;t,o IAN ana Everybody's will have to call
itselt FVerybody's, excepting certain Min
| hessotans II 1t don't watch out
| Eacts about the anthracite coal strike
q ioVA are tnoroly digested in the Political
oclence Quarterly of September; at least
to the satisfaction of p. Dana, Durand
VINO discusses the results Of the strike and
congratulates the country upon the work
OF the strike commission, whose award. he
says, gives every promise Of being carried
OUT PAINFULLY by both employers and en-
pioyes. II a knowledge Of new theory
/ of prices would pay debts, there would be-
grand rush for the quarterly, for Joseph
French johnson Of New York University
mas an article under that tftle-"A New
Eheory of Prices" The novel theory does
not come from Professor johnson, how
ever but from Professors Laughlin and
Scout, VINO invent new theory Of money
IN order that the advocates of bad money
may hereafter have no ground to stand
upon. The position of the two profess
sors is reviewed by Professor johnson.
Alton ID. Adams of Boston discusses
state Control Of Trusts. and Albert r.,
mckinley, Two New Southern Constitu-
lions. A second article on 1.-THE German
judiciary Is given by James Milford
Garner. = =, -
Inc piece de resistance of Parsons for
OCTOBER is a Chat With E. H. Sothern !"
For any reader there is much. Of delight in
TINS chat, but for the theater -goere who
mas been entertained by Mr.. Sothern there
Is more. 1t IS full of anecdotes both of
T. II. Sothern and of e. = H.
Sothern, his father There is a.
yarn about the elder Sothern's great Joke
on Fhlilp Lee, who came over from Eng
land with exaggerated notions of the lack
OF civilization on this side. The elder
oothern knew Of Lees long range impress
slons before his arrival and decided to see
mat they We're not dissipated at once
taxing several persons who loved a good
(loke into his confidence he gave out his
pan winch was readily accepted Lee was
met at the landing and introduced to sew
eral gentlemen (Sothern's companions)
Who' ne was Informed, were among the
first men of New York! He was taken to
one of the leading hotels and entertained
IN various ways until evening, when a.
dlnner was given for hint AS the party
sat down (each EXCEPT Lice, Of course).
pulled from his pocketa Revolver of the
lS-lnch pattern and mulgderous bowie
knife knife: Lees hair stoodAinah end, explana-
tons We're made and TIE dinner began
An alteration soon arose between two
prominent citizens and in a moment
one OF the men seized his revolver and
hred polnt-blank at his opponent who was
making for him with a bowie. This, too
was passed over lightly as a mere trif1e
and the dinner preceded Soon, however,
the whole company became involved
IN melee, and guns were cracking as in
a battle. The lights went out and all was
confusion When the lights were turned
on again, Lee was found under the table
week later he discovered that he had
been the victim of a joke.
talsli in the round world, is not emitting
Mexico, which Humboldt called that Urea -
ure-house of the world" Those whose
interest, financial and other, has been
aroused in the republic to the south will
lind facts to absorb in the October Cur
rent Literature. The article is by Eugene
+. Lyle. ~Jr., and is well Illustrated. The
growing imports from and exports to the
United States, as set forth. furnish food
Tor thought on the part of Americans who
are looking for commercial worlds to con-
quer. The isthmian canal problem is re-
viewed In an article giving desirable his
torical data -
The expanding Of Americans, which is
timely to degree are articles in the
October The World To-day. The revival
OF interest in the Jewish race with the
question 1t is sure to raise in the thought
1ul mlnd-What of the future ?-is met by
a clearly put prophecy by Israel Zangwill,
whose conclusion IS that the Jewish peo-
pie will surely not flower into it's third
natlonal period without bearing some new
precious fruit for the human race whose
service is its highest IDEAL Harry Pratt
Judson gives an Illuminating and ilum-
mated article OH the situation in the Bal
kan states. Of special interest to club
women will be the article by Ellen M.
Ilenrotin on THE Evolution Of Women's
Clubs Other departments are Of high
standard. "a sz
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