Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-06
REVIEW TABLE.

REVIEW TABLE.
+ The November McClure's begins d
new volume with the opening chapters
of two great new series and D big Kipl-
ing story, which promise the maya.
zines continuance as torch-bearer In
public affairs and the leader Of excel
lence In present day literature. In
this number Carl Schurz begins his
"Reminiscences" the life STORY Of
a patriot-soldi decentralization, d
fighting idealist who never comprom-
ised with his conscience Ray Stan.
nard Baker, with ''The Railroad Rate"
opens his series Of articles On the
greatest national perplexity, the out.
come Of more than a years digging
Into the most difRcdlt subject Ameri.
can voters have ever had to master.
Last OF the ARTICLES" In November lis
the second half Of Charles F. Lummis'
breezy story pioneer Transportation
the epic Of the heroic age
of travel which waited till now for d
writer. Kipling's most remarkable
story Is with the Night Mail" In
which he projects his wonderful i'm
agination into the. twenty-frst century
and takes thrilling .air-ship flight
from London to Quebec. He has, in.
vented a new world Of mechanics, and
found strange highways in the sky,
which are pictured in"color by Reuter-
dahl. Imposing he glimpses a trans
formed earth so wildly real that 1t is
hard to wake up to the fact that Utopia
docs" not exist. II
The human interest oft6atfoods, ID
many examples; : resident Roosevelt
sporting blood L and 11aturelove,
described by his friend. George Bird
EGrinnell; - Professor Hoage,s discovery
Of the secret of grouse drumming,
with the authors marvellous photo:
Craps; the troubles and phiIant hropies
'of John ID. Rockefeller ons his great
estate ON the Hudson, together with
plenty Of hers-pervades the pages
of The Country Calendar. Beginning
with the ramping ssorrel a"Rsaring
Horse" on the cover, the ma azine Is
packed full nof November thrill and
snap.
In The american Monthly Review OF
EReviews for November, the most
prominent topics ? Of discussion are :
the independent tendency in 7HH6er ican
politics. as Illustrated IN rMr. Jerome's
fight for reelection I'm New; York and
in other local campaigns in various
parts of the country; the question OF
insurance management; the meeting
of Russia's first parliament; the Duma,
and the method of itss'eiection;, the
lessons in sanitation taught, us by
Japan's recent war experience; the
movement for church federation III
America and Bngland;-th contribution
made by Jews to our national life
faprepos of the two misunderstanding
tieth' anniversary of the landing Of the
first Jews in~:America) - the present
condition, of rural ireland, and the
workings of the new Hand law; and
the provision for.sports and games iii
the park Fairgrounds of our great
cities. &
:,
d "A Halt In the Desert" the Initial
story in the November Sports Afield,
Is a tale of the humanities-one that
will profoundly stir The finer chords of
your nature. ~ Horace hKephart con.
tinuesr' his capital paper on "Wiider.
ness Handtcrafts,'' showing how our
pioneer ancestors in the days OF: Boone
and Kentonsgo along very happily, with.
out -the aid of modern "contraptions.
Thanksgiving Turkeys in Arkansas -
as graphically depicted by Ernest NC.