The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-24

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Waiting Race, by Martha McCulloch- VIII
fiams; "The Turning of the Worm,'' by
Ruth Kimball Gardiner, tells of the sue
cessful independence of Washington
"The Little Red Devil" by e. r. Punshon.
deals powerfully with mysticism and the
strength of hailucination; "a Suspended
Soul by Anna A, Rogers, is a genuine
the ward room; "Checkmate.' by Barry
Pain is a half-humorous analysis of emo
tons. passions and exeusable crime: The
tails an1usingly the trials of an amateur
author, and Tom Masson's opinions of "A
Summer Resort" TEEN with fun.
The August Red Book is enticing in its
appearance and particularly attractive in
its table of contents. A dozen or more
stories by popular authors, all above the
average in ceverness. are included in the
number, which has more than its usual
artistic art portrait Studies The cover
is a gay one and does not belle the cheer
full contents of the magazine The au-
thors represented are Stewart Edward
White, Maarten Martens w A. Fraser
Clinton Dangerield. Anne Warner, Car
roll Watson Rankin. Anna Mathewson.
Naomi Harroun. r. j. Sterrett, Ruth Ed
wards Porter Emerson Brown and Mary
Dunlap Dexter.
The manufacturing task of printing and
binding the forthcoming exposition num-
Der of the Worlds Work has proved to
expected that 1t has been found necessary
to postpone publication to Friday. Aug.
5. by which time it is expected that ali
the orders will be completed and the
considerably over 200 pictures and be-
tween $50 and 400 pages.
The, Metropolitan Magazine for August
reaches the high-water mark of magazine
production No more beautiful or inter
esting periodical has ever been seen in
this country. The striking feature of
the number is the quantity and quality Of
Straits Mouth is a vivid word picture
describing Tangier, the city wonderful of
Morocco, which is especially interesting at
the present time in view of the recent
kidnapping of Ion Perdicaris and his STEP
son from their home in that city The
article is profusely illustrated with re-
productions OF some remarkable photo
graphs taken by the author. Charles Well
Bridge" by George Hibbard, is a clev-
erly told story OF love and high stakes at
cards w. A. Ffasers story, THE Tale
best animal stories that has appeared;
its philosophy is calculated to make all
hunters think.
Wild Apple" tells of the infatuation of
two young people Zone of whom is to be
married to third party, the VOWS of
devotion they made. and the constancy
shown by them. The. Minus sign by
Marguerite Warrington. is a thrilling story
which will appeal to all lovers of the nys-
terious. An especially interesting article,
making comparison between living now
and fifty years ago. is 1.-The Pinch Of
Comfort" by E. S. Martin 1.-The Truth
About Candida by James Huneker is
a strong presentation OF new facts regard
ing this remarkable play and its author
The second installment of "The Princess
Passes by c. n. and A NJ Williamson.
appears in this number and tells fascina t.
ingly of the making of convert to auto
mobilism. THE Yarn of the Black and
White" by Broughton Brandenburg. is an
old salts yarn of how the sea gives UP
its dead. Mrs. F. A. SteePs story. "Sait
Duty" deals with the faithfuIness of the
East Indian to his masters family, he
having eaten his masters salt The poetry
in this number is fully up to and sur
passes its usual high standard. most
unusual and timely poem is THE Death
Song of Shen Chin"
There are nineteen reproductions from
recent notable paintings of children. ac-
companied by an article by Perriten Max
Well on THE Portraiture of Children" In
which the author advocates the establish
ment of an art gallery in which all the
paintings shall be of children.