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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-27

magazine verse The April Smart Set
maintains its own high standard OF eX-
cellence. and is remarkable for the note
of variety which it strikes
THE FOUR-TRACK NEWS.-ThiS
ma gazine for April takes its readers on an
imaginary journey from the Land of the
Midnight sun 10 Porto Rico from the
Thousand Islands 10 Portland, Ore rms
number includes also articles upon old
New York. Valley Forge. Newfoundland
the Isle of Jersey. Tangier-tne strange
little Virginian island-the Lorelei Monu-
ment. the Muslxingum River, the 1-uDeSk
Shipping House. the National Road. Iuo-
by Hook. Chambly, Old Welsh Towns, the
lakes eff the wangunk Mountains. ana
many others. including a trip by ran 70
the mountain peaks OF Colorado, Sketch
of the Lewis and Clark exposition, etc
Among the well known writer's who nave
contributed TO this number are Charles
Hemstreet, w. Fl. Richardson, Mary
Catherine Crowley. Kathleen l. Grels,
Minna Irving. Day Alien Wiley, Frank
Weigh, Minnie J. Reynolds, Mary h
Maule. Charles T. Fairman. Isabel X
WaIlach. Hugo Erickson, Arthur Gutter
man. Roy Farrell Greene and Dennis IL
StOYaH.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-27

CCESS--Cleveland Nuffett's The
Shameful Misuse of Wealth" continues to
be the leading feature of Success Maya
zine. and the third inStallment. in the
April number, goes deeply into the dues-
ton Of extraVagant clothes and fctes.
Another big series which begins in this
number of Success deals with the
dramatic episodes in the lives of the great
railways OF America. The writer of this
series is Samuel Merwiu. who is best
known as the joint author OF the cole
brated novel. Calumet k An intensely
interesting life sketch is that of the play
wright and novelist. George Bernard
Shaw by his personal friend. James
Huneker. Comte Henry de La Vaulx has
thrilling account of a journey across
Europe in a balloon. Mrs F'iSke unfolds
at last her long and drduOuS struggle with
the theatrical trust. and Vance Thompson
in Spain Since Her Fight with Uncle
Sam, tells of what that country has tried
10 do since the war Many interesting fic-
ton stories and other features are ia this
number BY writers of sterling mort.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-27

THE SMART SETH the novelette,
which opens the April Smart Set. Grace
MacGowan Cooke has struck an entirely
new note in fiction II is "A story of the
west so saturated with the atmosphere
of that part OF our country and so photo
grahfc in its depletion of ranch life that
1t will take high rank among the best
tales of that class; yet it is more as a
character study that THE Red-Headed
woman viii win praise. The heroine
is the most original, the most human, the
most refreshing woman who for a long
time has stepped from d printed page.
There is no reader who will not be las
cinated by her vagaries and interested in
her remarkable career. The short storfese
in this number cover a wide field. while
the poetry is far above the average OF
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-27


HARPER S.-Among the many interest
ing articles in this magazine for April,
the story of an eX-Siberian exile, now an
American citizen. Isador Ladoff, tells in
a thrilling manner the story of his ex-
periences in Siberian prison Mr.. LadOff
was arrested merely upon suspicion, and
taken away from his wife. TO whom he
had been but a few months married. For
about four years he lived a death in
life beyond the arctic circle. enduring
the usual horrible prison conditions. and
finally escaped by means of a success
full bride. his article is q. human dOcu-
ment, and constitutes one more link in the
terrible chain of evidence against Rus
STA.
Among other articles there are eight
crisp and delightful short stories. besides
an instalment of Mrs. Humphry Ward :
The Marriage of William Ashe," in the
April number of HaTpers Magazine.
They are written by Mrs Henry Dude
neY, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, Herman
Whitaker, Abby Mcguire Roach, Emery
POttle Kate Whiting Patch, William Nc
Murtrie SpecT and George L Weston.
THE NATIONAL-Four of the princi-
pal articles in the National Magazine for
April deal with the railway problem now
to the front in American politics. The
titles of the articles and their authors
are:
Congress and the Railroads. by Rep
resentative John J. Esch, author of the
rate bill now pending in congress.
The Republic vs.. the Banking Syndi-
Gates" by Frank Putnam
The Masters OF Our Railways" by Ed
ward D. Tittmanu. railroad expert Of the
New York Times.
What Causes Railway Wrecks" by G
H Allison of the Illinois Central railroad
SCRIBNER' S.-This magazine for April
is a special spring number, with draw
ing of Spring by BlendOn Campbell,
reproduced in brilliant colOring for the
frontispiece, dOuble-page color picture
by Guerin entitled Spring in Union
Square, and n poem. wild Geese in
April with decorations by Ernest Has
Re1l.
The number Is also notable for its ar
ray OF distinguished contributors. inciud-
ing Richard Harding Davis, Thomas Mel
son Page. Josephine Daskam Bacon,
Nine. Waddington, Edith Wharton and
Margaret Sherwood-au of them among
the best writer's in this country.
YOUTHS COMPANION.-JuSti Brc-
wer of the United States supreme court
contributes to the Youths Companion for
March 80 article OF exceptional value
on a, topic Of universal interest. namely
wills and VIII Making" After reference
to the antiquity OF the laws regulating
| testamentarY requests and giving some
I examples of curious wills. Justice Brewer
I shows in what way the English and
American law differ from the Code Ma
poeon. The former favor tho handing
down of estate in bulk. The latter On
forces their distribution The French
system has one striking merit at least II
! obviates contests over wills
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-27

TIM POPULAR-The April Popular
Magazine contains the opening chapters
of From the Deep Sea" a very clever
two-part story by Henry &. Rowland, au-
thor Of the widely known book sea
ditionaI Sea Scamp story. Among the
other features Of this unusually strong
number are three complete novels-'Ihc
handspring" d story of the gold tields'
by Louis Joseph Vance: "Norroy. Diplo-
matte Agent" by George Bronson-HoW-
ard. and '.Ryak. Of the Soaring Fetrel.
bv Seward w. Hopkins. There Is an
other installment. with complete syn0p-
sis Of II. Rider HaggardS fascinating
narrative, "Ayesha,' the compS mon s '-S,ic
to she" and three other serials, oesi9es'
bv H. c. Wells. Andrew COmstock Nc
Kenzie and George Parsons Bradford
The short stories. eight in number, are
mighty Voice. by j. NJ. Bower; The
CapituIation Of Captain Gethro, by
ert 4 Worstall: yukon Dam by Frank
y Stratton; The Ingenuity OF MI Us
car Roslyn." by Hugh Hemstreet; "Ihe
bell; The Jade Buddha. by William
Burton Page. and "A Crisis in Com
merce," by Howard r. CARTS
AfNSLEE'S.- magazine for April
contains the third instailment OF DAVID
Graham Phillips serial story, The Del
uge,' which improves with every chaP-
ter James Branch Cabell author OF
The Eagles Shadow" has a short story
Of YnuCh more than ordinary strength and
0riginsiitV- entitled. ..Simon's Hour
The novelette,. In the Earth Flame. IS
bv Robert Ad=er Bowen Holman +
Day has one of his CHARACTERISTIC down
east stories in Via Paimyra Stage.
Ammo Warner. author of "A Woman S
Will" is represented by a short story;
His Terrible Father which is a sort OF
SEQUEL 10 the novel. Robert Kitchens,
who has sust made a hit with new
novel IN the Garden of Allah" has a
very attractive story called The spin
ster.'' One of the best bits Of humor pub
Usbed in a long time is by a new writ Ter.
George Edwin Hunt, and is called How
Bully Won the Race" Vincent Harper
continues his series of hunting stories
with THE Feast of the Wholly limo
CENTS The poetry, by John Is. Tabb.
Theodosia Garrison, Margaret Houston
and Lulu Clark Markham. is seasonablo
LESLIE S.-The story of the Pinkertor
detective agency. now told Comprehen-
/ sively for the first time. il begun In Les
! lies Magazine for April. The article is
written ~ man thoroughly familiar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-27

THE WORLD TODAY-Varietv of
topic and effectiveness of illustration are
gain distinguishing features of that
markable ten-cent magazine, The World
Today. in its April issue. Art travel.
science, history. biography, education, re-
ligion, philanthropy. railroads. and the
mail service have each an important arti-
Gle touching some present day phase OF
the topic. One that will attract wide
spread attention is on "Cnionizing the
School Teachers by David Swing Kicker.
'"The Boys Club idea by Daniel II.
Pierce will interest both educators and
philanthropists. Other articles are by
William b Bailey, Edgar A. Bancroft,
Charles 4. Prouty. Richard A Haste,
Hamilton Wright. Wolf von Schierbrand,
Martin \. Ryerson. James Rowland
Angel james Spencer Dickerson and Pro-
fessor Smaller Mathews
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-27

LESLIE S.-The STORY of the Pinkerton
detective agenA@. now told comprehen-
sively for the first time. il begun In Les
lies Magazine for April. The article is
written ~ q man thoroughly familiar
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Sdooen miro oii $25 geihdst.
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It d. in baltimore bc.
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Die 2ebranitalten uro iii Gin Wtitglieb
Der Shulbeboroe.
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Q(tt bic Se5er!

E%criunrn, ,ucldDc bic Staot mGb'
rcno Der Commemorate ocrla1cn,
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dung in Der 3nicnonne bcS SlattcS
al Oerbiitcn.
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Ine Mcttcr.

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Noht nit beitigcn R%cBcuNiliicn loIgte
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meitlihe @iube.
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Grab in Den }8cUcn.

ger Gentlhe Gborlc2 Wottr oerilert
lein 2eben i'm Go,lotc'Greet. -
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SrncH pIi3iitcns Nffoirc

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bicrbcr 5uriif. Sr. Mittenoorf lit inn
Observation-Disclosures oes 6lotten.
departments in @oibington alae.
ltellt.
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Sin pbilantGropiidJer 9lr5t.

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binterlGBt er orci 9riIocr.
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2ufal6cridtc ans @aibingtum.
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fon0 geitern Nadnlittog Inn 3 llbr
bon ieiner @obntng, Nr. 702, $
StroBe, N..8., @oibinIton, ans olf
oenl oSiioii6en Srieoboie" ltott. Die
Srouerfcierli6tciten itanoen inter
2eitung Der Hobbiner Or. 2oltiS
Stern uno 9lbrobom Simon bon ser
@oibingtoner SSroeIitilhen @emcill-
De. Nls 9obrtlidtrGger fungirten Die
SS. 9. Solomon, S. g. 9lout, gbe
Gilcnmann, 90. Wtorr, 81. q. 9erenS,
s. Son0bcimer BON WaIblt9ton mo
g.. Gileman mo Simon 8ricf BON
| Baltimore. Sr. Sermann mltrbc in
9elltid)lano geborel1, fam i'm Ilter
BON 5moli Snbrcn noh Incrifo mo
mobnte m1breno 0es erItcn Sabres i'll
Baltimore, moroltf er Damn nod)
@oihington iiberiieoelte unO nit gro.
Bcm Grfolge, nohbem er letne &C.
ih1itlide Gorrierc ols Glcrf bcgonz
men, am 10. WtGr5 1868 einet 2oocit
an ser Ode bon Z. uno $ Strobc CT
0iinete. Ger 8crItorbenc bintcrloBt
allBer ieiner @ittlpc lieben ainoer.
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@eernigt. - Die iroiihen lie.
b%erreitc oes orrt Sreitag pe%rltorbetert
Srn. Sobn George Selm nurocn &C.
ltern allI Dem Der. epongcl. Slrfbote
an Der Moltnt Carmel Hoao BON lei'
ner Iebten @obnunA Hr. 3O1, o.
Gonneqitrobe, Sigblonotolun sur
letter Hube beltottet. Yoitor Wnt.
9ob amrtirtc inn Sollie urlo am @ro'
be, mo oils 9obrtlidtrdger filngirten
Wfitglieoer oeS ,GantonsG on5llS gr.
S36" oeS yHopol Ircanllm" lino Der
yWeQS ut0 WcGonoSs2 oge 9tr. IA,
s. 8. u. 30" Sr. Selm mor Dor 90
SSobren III Baltimore geborelt, belt
ober an ieinem Seutidtbum felt uio
er5og ieine &iroer nod oeltId)er art.
Gr mar Elm Sdnlie6, Der lulge Sab
re iein eigencS @eid1ft betrieb tno
eli Sabre fir ole @oS-Gompognie ols
iold)er orbeitete. Set Reiiobr mar
er fronf. uno ooS grigbtihe Nieren-
leioen iiibrte iein Gnbc berbei. llnt
i'm troucrr feline Mittipc Charlotte II.
flint ainocr, Sri. &atberine mo Die
SS. Sobonn, George, Charles mo
2ouis Selm.
Rad annapolis gebraht.
- Sopes 9%onoloion, pelder am
Spnntog, Den t6. Suli, ben Soloo'
ten Eotrid Cummings SIT Curtis
Ban erIhoB ltno iih ont Sonntog
freipiQig ser Eoli5ei lteute, iuhroe
geitern bon 9rooflpn ans nab gft'
nopolis aebruft, DoielbIt oosSaipt-
perbor morgen itottiinoet, oo DIE
Soloaten, iueld)e Iueen5eugen DER
Shieberei noren, iid geItert IN
@oibington aufbielten. Stoofsaft'
malt Green miro bel Dem 8erbor oelt
Staat pertreten.
Obrfeigte frehes Neger'
10 Ell b. - Sr. Geo. 6. Sorrls, etn
Ipotbefer bon Spipion, ipliroe &C.
tern in Der peitlid)en Eoli5ciltatlon
Inn $40 aro Soften b%eitraft, neil er
am Sonntag gbeno 9eiiie 0emel.
einem fretbcn Neaermeib, oos linn az
ser S~supettritrobe uno Bart slbenue
oen @ee pertrat, cine Gbrfeigc pcrab-
reihte.
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g q 6 ncben SUR SonntogS.
6cbc.- Sr. @iQiom s. Gleorp Der
Gigcntbiimcr beS .Gopitol.Sotel" ar
Der Glltolu. II. GornoenitroBe, mltr6c
geitcru in Ger ipcItli6cn Eoli5cilto.
ton megen on9eblid)er llcbcrtretlrng
Der Sonntogagciebe Dem @eridtapcr.
fobrcn %iibcrlpieien. 0rei 3ellgen,
meldc porqeiiibrt muroen, beihlpo'
rem ollc, Dob lie nod Dem SotcI &C.
tommen ieicn, nm Wtobl5citcn 5u be.
Itenen, uno rpGbreno ocS @ortenS
@ier gctruufen bGtten.