Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-08

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MI. w. Stokes, whose first pictures
ir co,or from the Antarctic Will be
seen in the August issue of The Cen
fury, mas had three paintings aecepsea
and vel! placed in the Champ de Mars
salon IN Paris this spring.
Accordion plating and shocking
will again aid in identifying garments
for women and children. To know
all about either process n should
roc The Designer for August. which.
in addition TO illustrating the above,
pictures all that is stylish in millinery
ard fashions for this season of the
| year. How and Where Perfumes are
Made by Katherine Louise Smith,
Women Who Make Money" by Ian
don Knight. ana Floral Stands OF
Honolulu are three interesting arti-
also contains three excellent, short
stories, "A Sunflower Drill" illustrat-
ed pages on ''Woman's Fads and Fan
cies," Fashions and Fabrics" and
Fans and What to Make of them"
The w picturesque features lend
ing themselves to illustration are.
Flying Down a Fifty-Mile Flume"
and the Kindergarten of the Streets
The former is written by Baily Willard
and illustrated by w. j. Street. 1t is
a graphic description OF a perilous
ride down a fiftv-mile fume by two
daring and adventurous spirits, which
will make you hold your breath part
of the way sure The Kindergarten
of the Streets" is a sympathetic story
of the street children of the East Side
in New York. The illustrations are
particularly attractive. The Love At
fairs of John Wesley" is especially
timely, as the two hundredth annivers-
airy of his birth is being celebrated,
The article brings out the human side
of a sanity man. You will like him
better for his weakness. Can | Afford
an Automobile" by Arthur N. Jervis
compares the cost of keeping a horse
in such a way as to make interesting
reading even for those who feel they
cannot afford either.
The Review of Reviews opens a new
volume with a number that exhibit
very clearly the international scope o
the magazine. The shocking end o
the Obrenovitch dynasty in. Servia il
the occasion of some international edi
torial comment on the politics of south
eastern Europe: the British tariff de
bate centering about Mr.. Chamber
lain's proposals, especially in its bear
ings on Canadian trade relations. als'
claims editorial attention; Mr.. w T
Stead makes a scathing exposure o
the %plunderings and atrocities perpe
trated in the Congo Free State for TIL
profit and ACKNOWLEDGMENT of Leopold
King of the Belgians. and his arraign
ment of that monarch is authenti
Gated by the personal observations o
the Rev. w. Nj. Eorrison. an America.
missionary in the Congo country;
wholly different kind of exploitation i
described by Joseph NJ. Rogers unde
the The American Invasion c
Uganda, an account of Yanke
bridge-building in the heart of tn
Dark Continent; this years remark
: able migration of European peoples t
, the new world is the subject of a wei
informed article by Samuel e. Moffet
, and the recent work of the English
, Scotch, German, Swedish Antarcti
| expeditions is effectively summarize
by Cyrus c. Adams. Among the di.
q tinctively American topics discusse
4 in the same number are "The Fri
4 Canal-Its Past and Future" by NJ. N
Wilmer; Forest Fires in the Unite
%tates,' by H. NJ. Suter; "The Recon
+ Floods of the Middle West" b,
Charles M. larger; and "Welfar
Work in a Great Industrial Plant" b
John r. Commons.