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The National Magazine for May gives
| its readers nine stories and a forty
| page Worlds Fair Dedication Souvenir
| The souvenir reviews the history OF the
| Louisiana Purchase, tells what has been
| done in that vast region during the last
| century, and forecasts lite future great
ness, The writer's In the souvenir are
| Senator Allison Of Iowa, and President
| Francis. Vice President Chouteau, Sec
cetary stevens and Edmund S. Hoch
| Of the Exposition staff Notable fea-
lures OF the magazine proper are the
| first Of six papers on THE Genius Of
| Business, interesting to every live
American, by Charles Ferguson the eel.
ebrated economist; The Building OF the
Panama Canal. Peter MacQueen's
story OF what he found at the lsthmus.
where he went recently for the Nation
AL and Affairs at Washington and Edl-
sons Favorite Invention By Joe Nit
chell Chapple. The story-tellers are
Anna Cosulich o. New orleans, Win
throp Packard OF Boston. Sara Lind
say Coleman OF North Carolina, Lavon
G. Cheney OF Wisconsin. Mary Helen
Fee OF the Philippines, Addison Clark OF
Texas, Joseph Burke Esan OF Boston
T. Crayton McCants OF South Carolina
and Belle G. Estes Of Indiana. Boston.
In the Bookloyers Magazine for May
there are In addition TO other llustra-
tons, fifteen full-page pictures OF seem
cry and figures reproduced In natural
oolors by the three-color process. six
full-page portraits In tints, and ten
full-page half-tones In black and white.
These pictures illustrate articles BY
Talcott williams, W. X. Hotchkin. and
Cyrus Townsend Brady on Department
Stores, having full-page portraits Of the
great leaders, the yacation-travel artl-
cles by Lillian Bell, Julian Hawthorne,
Jeanette L. Glider. and Mary Bacon.
with many European views. and the
Crltiques by Oscar Fay Adams. Agnes
Reppller, Mary h. wilkins, and Kath-
arine Lee Bates on the immortal Wo-
men nOvellsts-Jane Austen, George
Eliot, George Sand and the Brontes.
There are also many drawings illustrate
ing The best new things from the
world Of print Walnut St, Philadel-
phia.
Conclusions so startling as thore
reached by DR., Wallace's Fortnightly
article on Mans Place in the Uni
Verse could not go long unchallenged.
and the April number OF the Fortnight
ly brings a prompt reply from no leae
IN authority than The savllian profess
sor Of astronomy az oxford Prot Tur.
ner's article Is reprinted In the Living
Age for May 9. 4 notable comment on
notable utterancc is Prof Hlruacts
On The kaiser's Letter on Christ and !
Revelation" which also appears in !
this number--Llylng Age Co., Boston. |
VIII Cartoons Magazine for May |
opens with a hymn. sung by the HUI /
guenots, 900 years ago, during their /
sufferlngs at the hands Of prosecutors. /
There are numerous other features Of /
general interest Everywhere Publish. |
ing Co., Brooklyn, n. Y.
In the National Geographic Magazine |
for May Gyms G. Adams has an |
illustrated article on "The United |
States II is one that every Amerl. /
can should read. Other Illustrated |
contributions 10 this msgszlne are.
THE Conquest Of Bubonic Plague In |
the Philippines improvements In the
City Of Manila" American Develop.
ment OF the Philippines" and Ben
guet--the Garden Of the Philippines"
otherarticles deal with THE British
South Polar Expedition" THE Work
OF the Bureau OF Forestry" etc-Na.
tional Geographic Society, Washing
ton, d. c.
1.-THE Utility Of an AGA iemlc or
Classical Education for Young Men
Who Have to Earn Their Own Liv-
ing. and Who Expect to Pursue
Commercial Life" IS the exhaustive
title Of a little book Of about 100 pages.
by II. T. Crane The author has /
gathered the opinion on that subject
OF a number Of people His own view
Is that the world is the besi college FOR
acquiring knowledge OF ell kinds Of
human nature-good, bad. and indlf.
ferent." The book is well worth read.
lng.-Chleago.
The contents OF the April number OF
The West Virginia Historical Maya.
zine are as follows "Jost Hlte. the
Pioneer W. 5. Laidley; "Eltlng and
Shepherd Families OF nd. and Va, ]