Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-09

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REVIEW TABLE.
The J. S. Ogilvie Publishing Com
pany of New York, announce for i'm
mediate publication a new book by
Florence Warden, entitled, "The
House by the River" Miss Warden's
celebrated book 'The House on the
Marsh" had d sale of over 100000
copies, and this new book written by
her Is said to be superior to It. 1t is
to be issued in Illuminated cloth bind.
ing, and the price is $1OO.
! The strong and especially note.
worthy features of the American
Monthly Review of Reviews for Octo-
Der are: the number OF original arti-
Giles and editorials on the consumma-
ton of peace between Russia and
Japan and the strong original and
editorial presentation OF the much
discussed question of life insurance.
Mr.. Lewis E. Van Norman tells how
the treaty of peace was made at Ports
mouth; Mr.. W. T. Stead, writing from
ST. Petersburg, recounts how the Rus
sian capital received the news OF
peace; and Mr.. Adachi Kinnosuke pre-.
SCENTS reasons for the opposition to tihe
terms OF the treaty on the part Of a
large element Of the Japanese popula.
ton. In "The Progress of the World, .
the effects Of peace upon Russia,
Japan, and upon the whole world in
general are considered and the most
noteworthy cartoons Of the month
based on the conclusion Of the war and
the blessings Of peace, complete con
lsideradon on this topic Of world inter
est Mr.. Walter Wellrnan,s article
American Life Insurance on Trdal,'
Is e trenchant exposition Of the innsur
ance situation as viewed from the out
side. In "The Progress of the World
the investigation Of the great inlsuir
ance companies and the effect OF Ger
tain revelations as to unsound bust
ness methods and political oontribu
lions are discussed. # a
/ The j. s.. Ogilyie Publishing Com
pany OF New York, announce for i'm
mediate publication a book entitled
Where the Sportsman Loves 10 Lin
ger" The book describes the thre,
most popular canoe trips In Maine
4 the Allagash, the East and Yves
4 Branches Of the Penoscot. It will b.
Illustrated with rs pictures take,
falong the route. The author Is q
Smith Stanton Of New York, a son o
Elizabeth Gladly Stanton. The nara
tive, which is an interesting and anus
Ing one, begins in New York, AMI
brings the traveller back to New Yorl
again. The price Of the book Is 800
/ The Forum for charlottesville,
opens with Henry Mtch1ead Vests
quarterly review Of America
Politics." beardng specially upon ths
topics OF proposed legislation affecting
railroad rates, tariff revision, and agi
tation toward the election Of Unfte<
States senators by direct vote of th4
people: A. Maurice Low devotes The
major part Of his paper on "Noreig,
Affairs" to a discussion Of the peace
treaty between Russia and Japan, ant
speculation as TO Its probable effects
upon the mutual relations OF the vari
GUS worldpowers. finance" is com
prehensiveay treated by Alexander D
Moves, in an article whose subdivis
ions take UP specifically the stool
market, the grain and cotton crops
Equitable Assurance affairs, Russian
Iand japanese securities. and the golt
output OF the world. Karl Blind, tihs
Il sSASiAD3S NTSIuleSu 5IStNuIfOQE4C, con
ITibutes a striking Justification Of TIL
warspirit 10 men and nations, undea
Ifhe title Of IAN Unsatisfactory Apostle
of Peace" 'tLifeInsurance Methods,
are explained and compared In a time
~ paper by Louise Windmnller. ii. o
stechlan describes analytically aThe
New Municipal Code OF Indiana.
which aims to provide uniform govern
ment for all the cities and towns 81
that state. The article npon "Appaiet
Science" by Henry Harrison supIee
recounts the latest Important develop
ments In different quarters Of th<
globe. Ia "The Educational Outlook,
Ossian II. Lang gives a summary 81
the ideas advanced at the recent con
ference Of the National Educational
Association. Henry Tyrrell reviews
the years drama; while Herbert w
Horwfll, In the department Of .I8tera
ture,' has some interesting apprecia
lions Of recent poetry and essays. botb