The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-31

ton square. Philadelphia.
The Worlds Work for November
contains an article that is of espec
interest to the South. 1t is IT
Rich Kingdom of Cotton" by Clar-
ence H. Poe. The author claims that
the production of cotton is the domi-
nant industry of the world; that the
value of the cotton crop to Southern
farmers last year was twice the whole
worlds product of gold; that the ex-
port value of the cotton crop is half
the value of all other agricultural
products. vegetable. animal and forest
combined. The article embraces the
story of cotton from planting to man.
ufacture, and discusses the South's
rapid increase in prosperity and the
meaning of it. The article is pro-
fusely illustrated. Some of the other
articles in this issue are as follows:
THE March of Events" Supervision
of Trust Companies" Harvesting the
Wheat" Isaac F. Marcosson; Invest
ing Million Dollars a Day" Henry
w. Lanier; How Successful Are the
Public Schools?" Adele NJ. Shaw: THE
Geogra phical Centers of Activity"
Charles M. Harvey; Business Build
ings Made Beautiful" ]. NJ. Bowles.
Doubleday. Page & Co. 1887 East
Sixteenth street, New York city.
In the November number of the
Cosmopolitan Magazine. Gen. Henry
c. Corbin gives an elaborate and
technical description of the Third
Battle of Bull Run" The article is
deliberately illustrated from photo
graphs taken on the field. The officers
and men who participated in the ma
neuvers will appreciate this official
account of the tour of duty. Among
other articles in this number are the
following: '"The Tendency of the
American Stage" Daniel Frohman;
November" Thomas Bicl1et; ITO the
Sahara by Automobile" Werner u.
Reed: 1.-THE Retreat of the Ten"
Joseph A. Altcheler; Omar Repent
ant" Richard LIE Gallienne; THE
Daughters of Louis XIV" Dulany
Hunter; "A Modern Swiss Family
Robinson" John B. Walker; 1.-TWO
Loves" Eliza C. Hall: The Yarn of
the Essex Whaler." Cyrus T. Brady;
'Lais of Corinth," Kate Jordan; THE
Food of Love-" J. j. Bell; Upland
Shooting" Charles r. Flint; The
West Point of the Future" John Il.
Walker: Great Industries of the
United States. V.-The Manufacture of
mopolitan Magazine. Irvington. n. Y.
The Booklovers' Magazine for No
vember gives the reader an insight
into Japanese life during the war. in
an illustrated article on what the Jap
anese are reading. It describes the
literature of the Kingdom of the Ris-
ing Sun in the present exciting period,
and shows several war cartoons. An
other article describes the new type
of American consul. representing our
commercial interests abroad There
are a number of colored plates that
are beautiful and attractive. Joseph
NJ. Rogers has an article on the late
Senator Hoar that is especially in
teresting This. by the way. merely
touches upon the leading features Of
this excellent issue. The Library
Publishing Co., 1923 Walnut street.
Philadelphia.
The November Reader Magazine has
several interesting articles dealing
with the Far East. One of them is
poem by chinaman on Liao Yang,
another an article on the difficulties
of war correspondent trying to get
into Port Arthur. Israel Zangwill. the
famous Hebrew author. contributes
a notable paper on Kruger I'm exile,
feet" by James whitconTb Riley. Is
one of the tenderest and most deeply
fervent bits of poetry of the year
Some twenty other specially written
articles make up the offering for the
month The Bobbs- Merrill Company,
Indianapolis. Ind.