The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02

Distriput1on. By the widened. range
Oh profitable manufacturing location
of Ill II gives, and by its stimulation,
VI seml-rural industrial communities
near 10 small water powers. DR. Rs1I
oeueVes electric distribution of mower
ana hight is destined to check-possibIv
dIrest-the decadent tendency of over
c Ca aIlzdtlon of manufactures and
cities AZ
Impressions Quarterly for March has,
oeen somewhat delayed. but is now out
IN new cover dress, with two attractive
plates. one being a reproduction of a
submarine study after a painting by
Walter II. Pritchard. the other a re-,
production of a photograph of La Tore
del Mangia, both done in color tone
prints. The number includes several
notable articles. beginning new series
for the year. The Saga of King Ham
let of Denmark" by Adeline Knapp,
and Nico Beck Meyer, will be followed
by other renderings of the Danish
sagas In subsequent numbers. Regina
Il. wilson has a first paper in series
or Art and Life" Prof Thomas R.
bacon writes in his individual style of
La Tore del Mangia," followed by an
appreciation" of Walter H. Pritehard
the artist of the submarine world, by
robert Langley Porter, and one of
H..
George Wharton James
The -Four Track News for April takes
It's readers on an imaginary journey
from the land of the midnight sun to,
Porto Rico; from the Thousand islands
10 Portland Ore This number includes
also articles upon old New York VAL
ley Forge, Newfoundland, the isle or
Jersey Langier-the strange little yir-a
glnlan lsland-the Lorelei monument,
the Musklngum river, the Lubbock Shin,
ping house, the National road, Tubby
HOOK. Chambly, old Welsh towns. the,
lakes OF the Shawangunk mountains.
ana many others. including q trip by
ran TO the mountain peaks of Colorado.
sketch of the Lewis and Clark expo
sitlon, etc. Among the well kaowm
writer's who have contributes to tbis.
number are Charles Hemstfeet w. H.
richardson, Mary Catherine. Crowley,
Kathleen L. Greig. Minna Irving. Day
Allen Wiley. Frank Weigh, Minnie J.
REYNOLDS, Mary X. Maule. Charles F.
Falrman, Isabel r. Wallach, Hugo
Erickson, Arthur Guiterman. Roy Far
rell Greene and Dennis H StovalE-e
Scribner's for April is. a. special
spring number, with gay cover i'll
colors, special spring frontiSpiece. by
Blendon Campbell, a picture in colors
of Union square in April, by Guerins
and with most distinguished list of
contributors, including Richard Hard=
ing Davis, Thomas Nelson Page, Edith
Wharton, Margaret Sherwood, Mime.
Waddingtor and Josephine. Daskam
Bacon.
unique and interesting story should
be that which DR.. Anita Newcomb Nc
Gee has to tell, beginning in the April
Century, of her own experiences and
those of a party of American nurses in
Japan last year. DR.. MCGEE and her
nine companions. all American Red
Cross nurses who had seen field serv=
ice, worked for six months in the army
hospitals of Japan without compensa-
ton. They were welcomed as guests
of the japanese nation, they were as d.
signed to posts OF honor in the most
important hospital of the army and on
the finest hospital ships; DR.. MCGEE
received from the mikado the Order of
the Sacred Crown, and each of the
nurses was decorated. Reproductions
of photographs win add to the vivid
ness of DR.. McGee's narrative of The
American Nurses in Japan