The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-28

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rial Queen Tiki of k" by Frank
Baum, are a notable feature of the
December ST. Nicholas, as worthy a
Christmas stocking number as any
child could wish. There are two COL
ored insets this month, besides several
Illustrations on the text pages of
Queen Xxi of TX" and the pretty
fairy story continues to tempt the
older members of the family to mo-
nopolize the magazine till Queen
Zixi' as least is read There are re-
productions this month of Albrecht
Durer's THE Alteration of the Magi'
and Leonardo da Vinci's Virgin of
the Rocks" and of Wohlgemuth s
THE Death of the Virgin" and RAJ
phaeps Madonna Degli Ansidei" to
illustrate Mr.. Cabins discussion Of
these artists and their work Mr.
Adams tells this month, so clearly and
helpfully that any handy boy can
work out the suggestions, how to At up
a boys room, book-tower, table, desk
chairs, bed, even to the wall decora-
ton. The illustrations offer hints also
for those interested In novel and ar
tistic furniture. OF Understanding
short stories, excellent sketches, bright
verses and pleasing pictures, there is
good store. The Century Company,
Union Square, New York city.
The December issue of Everybodys
Magazine will certainly attract atten-
ton, not only because of the sensa-
tional interest of it's instalment OF
Thomas w. Iawson's "Frenzied Fl
nance" but through the distinction
and excellence of its general contents
and the beauty of it's illustrations.
Some of the best fiction writer's be-
fore the public are represented within
it's covers. There are stories-and
good ones, too--by Booth Harrington,
o. Henry, Elizabeth Jordan, Lindsay
Denison, Inez Haynes Gilmore, and
l.
tributes rs the World Growing Bet
ter?"-an article especially appropriate
to the season of Peace and Good
WILL" In which he discusses the de-
velopment OF kindness into a world
virtue and the gradual elimination of
cruelty. Another clever feature is
Theodore Waters investigation Of the
beggars Of New York. The Ridgeway-
Thayer Company, Union Square. New
York CITY.
Pearson's Magazine for December
presents the unusually numerous COL
lection of six special articles and eight
sparkling pieces of fiction.
"The American House Of Lords"
by David S. Barry. is the leading ar
ticle. and tells of the perquisites and
sinecures Of United States senators;
as they are to convene on the first
Monday of December this paper is pc
culiarIy timely. A sketch Of the phil
Anthropic career Of the late Louis
Fleischmann relates the history and the
details of his world-famous Bread Line,
one of the night sights OF New York.
Still another timely article is H. p.
Burchell's international Athletics"
copiously illustrated with photographs.
Among the fiction numbers are two
pretty love stories, three stories OF
adventure and the conclusion OF DR..
Nicholas Stone, detective story. The
Pearson Publishing Co., 2-2O Aston
Place.
Among the Christmas magazines, Tn"
Booklovers will take foremost place.
1t contains a varied and attractive ar
ray of literary contributions, and an
unusual quantity of brilliant and ar
tistic illustrations. many Of them in
color and tint.
Pastor Charles Wagner, the apostle
of the simple life, opens the number
with a brief Christmas Message"
written In French, and translated by
Mary Bacon.
One of the most interesting papers in
the number is that by Burriss Gahan
on THE Real Australia"
Waldemar Kaempffert, contributes a
striking illustrated paper on What
We Know About the Moon" The
Passing Of the American Forest" is
the title Of w. Frank MoClure's H.
luArated article descriptive of the
lurlber Jack at his work" The Book
lovers Magazine. 1923 Walnut street.
Philadelphia.
a nilnerlO UNPUBLISHED poehi W JOuAi
Greenleaf Whittier will attract uni
versal attention to the December At
lantic. The number opens appropri-
ately with "A Christmas Sermon" by
S. NJ. Crothers, a reasonable semi-hu-
morous appeal for peace and goodwill
and federation TO all men. Samuel p.
Orth follows with our State Legisla-
lures" a vigorous and searching analy-
sis OF the characters and powers OF
these bodies. Henry A. Stimson dis
cusses THE Millionaire's Peril" a Wig
orous and timely paper on the tempta-
lions and dangers OF wealth. In nc-
tion, Isidro continues 70 attract and
excite les readers; short stories and
essays include when Least Aware"
a delicadely told and suggestive love
story by Ellen Duvall; "Marianus," q
convent romance by Agnes Repplier,
and Miss Gaylord and Jenny
startling tale Of love and hypnotism by
Ario Bates Hougbton. M1ffin & Co,
Park street, Boston, Mass.
The Cosmopolitan for December has
a new and exceedingly attractivo COW
err. IL Is feature OF the number that
win attract attentiou. Tho leading
article ~ entitled The Present Up