Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-23

| the North American Review on Lynch
| Law: It's Causes and Remedy" This
| is much discussed subject, but Cardi-
nal Gibbons treats it in a manner that
cannot TAIL to receive the earnest con-
sideratlon of all thoughtful readers.
Another timely paper is the one on
Legal Aspects of Congressional Rail
ROAD 1tate-Making," by eX-Secrctary of
state Richard Olney. Rev. DR.. Null
| lany answers in the negative the ques-
ton, is Catholic Education d Menace
TO American Institutions" Andrew
carnegie writes of "An Anglo French
| American Understanding Other
| notable contributions are: Can Con-
| gresS reduce Representation" Emmett
. Neal; Lord CurZOn: His Resigna-
ton and Record" Marriage and Di-
vorce: The Letter of the Law" Norma
w. Jones; and 1.-THE Public and the
Coal Conflict" Henry Edward Rood.
| The October Century is exceptionally
rich in brilliant special features. Nota-
| bly, interesting are General Porter's
| article on "The Recovery of the Body
| OF John Paul Jones'" and Katharine "A.
| Carls with the Empress Dowager.
| Both are amply illustrated and Will be
/ read with general interest. Students
| OF English literature will find tins
number of great value as it contains
tine following articles of literary inter-
est: "A Strange Adventure of Shell
ley's. Margaret L. Croft; Unknown
| Pictures of Shelley" n. p. Dunn; and
| "a Romance of the xix Century
| (Robert and Elizabeth Browning)." by
| Richard Watson Glider. DR.. Thomas
| w. Evans writes of 1.-The Empress Flu
| genie's Flight from Paris" giving
much hitherto unpublished history of
that exciting event. All interested III
the subject of good health, how to at
| tain and preserve it. and who is not,
| will find much of profit in Russell II.
| Chittenden's article, Economy of
| Food" Professor Chittenden deals
with facts, not theories. Other i'm
portant special articles are noted, to-
gether with stories, poems, ana the
several departments.
| Pearcon's for October appears IN a
| cover of striking design. The table OF
| contents is an attractive one, giving
| the reader delightful combination OF
fact and fiction. Among the illustrat-
| ed features are the following: 1.-The
| Grand Old Man Among Royalties" w.
q. FITZGERALD; LAUNDERING the Giant
| Trees" Walden Fawcett; "Slave Dogs
of the Frozen North" Frank Barclay
| Coplpy; "The Profession Of Getting
Hurt" Theodore Waters; and 1.-The
| Lost Children of Greater New York,
| Robert Sloss. There are several capt.
| tai short stories by favcrite writers,
| and the usual entertaining depart
ments.
| Readers who like their fiction in the
| short story form will enjoy the current
number of the Bohemian which pre-
sents ninety-six pages of clever short
fiction. The stories include the fol-
| lowing: "Cross- Patch" Paul Heyse;
weighed" Gussie Stalter Wilkins;
"rrhe Final Curtain Mira O'Brien;
Merritt of tho News" William Hey
Tiger; Jeremiah Spear, Deadwood,"
John p. Guckes; 1.-THE Coming of
Cathie," Elizabeth Maxwell Comfort;
"The Intermediary" Charlotte Corn
ish; and "A Woman and a Title" Will
liam ]. Hampton.
In each issue Tales gives a large
number of short stories by the leading
writer's of this and European countries.
The current number presents its read
ers with a varied and entertaining
feast, including the following: Forces
Of the Past" a complete novel from the
French by Daniel Lesueur; THE
Dead Violin" Carel Van Nievelt;
"CycIone." Francois de Mon; 'The
First Prize" Heinz Tovote; 'King
Midas Ear" Franz Herczeg; "The
Four fingered Glove" Eduard Engel:
and "The Purse of Aholibah." This
review gives but brief list of the
many stories and sketches which make
up this interesting number.
The festival of the month receives
generous recognition in the October
| What-to- Eat, among the articles noted
being the following: Hush. Here
Comes the Bogie Mani" 'Hallowe'en
Dens and Tables" "Old Charms for
| Young People" and ILLUSTRATED Hal
lowe'en Dishes" Other helpful con-
tributions to this excellent number
are: "The Peoples Fight for Pure
| Foods" Noted Dinners of the Month"
"Ideas for Autumn Fairs" and Season
able Dishes"
| The October number OF the woman
Home Companion, is one of the most
attractive of the year. From its strik-
ingly handsome front cover to the last
page, the reader will find an abundance
Of interesting and entertaining matter
cmbelished with fine illustrations.
| Among the more important articles and
stories may be briefly mentioned tho
following: Mas Vacation" Elizabeth
| Banks; 1.-The Wonderful Underground
City of Salt" american Snobs and
English Grafters," strange PRESENT.
ents and Dreams That Came True,
Grateful Intruders," Fall Fashions"
"Fads and Frills for Halloween"
Making the Home Beautiful REST
and Relaxation" For the Girl Who
| Earns Her Own Living" and AT the
End of the Garden Season." etc. The
various departments present a vast
amount of readable and timely matter.
The current number of the Architec-
tural Record presents a group of five