The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-05
November Magazines.

Scribner's for Notember is rendered
notable by a second of Mr.. Roosevelt's
photographs Of unusual interest. the
srresdent describes this time his per-
isonal experiences or, ga Wolf Hunt in X,
lahoma. Both this pap tsand tho pre-
book, Outdoor Pastimes ofsan, American.
Hunter. Another important feature Is.
the concluding instalment OF Edith NVhar-j
3, tons, !, mastery series, THE House OF
attention during It's serial publca llo \. .
Nj. a. De Wolfe Howe con tnues his Let
ters and Diaries OF George Bancroft" and
an, new serial BY +. Hopkinson Smith, THE
trlbutors Of more or less note are Nelson
Floyd. w 6. Henderson, J. Lawrence
Laughln, Margaret Sherwood. ii. c..
Dwight Florence Earle Coates and clean
Geraldine Bonner contributes the COM
plete novelette, TO Ainslie's, a detective
story entitled The Castlecourt Diamond
Case, and told by aelady's maid. Mare
Van Vorst's serial story. The Warren
ers, continues. Short stories are by Mary
sIewa 1vi cutting K2Gert E Maca tarney
seph g, Lincoln, Carolyn Wells, Alta
Woodruff Anderson and Alma Martin
lIstabrook. There Is good verse OF the
haros i bseRo Spe W 5Hm he pepS
Clinton Scollard. Theodosia Garrison and
Madallnc Bridges.
In mechanical excellence. the Burllng-
ton Magazine Is undoubtedly the most
attractive magazine we know anything
a ab9 LIS paper, type splendid plates
cha Of its at tex. T rheia atds' 4su En
under date Of October lIth. contains All
important article on THE Use OF Japan
ese Art TO Europe which every art stu
nm I6u Int ,rI.It It,fx bar,
helpful. 1t Is illustrated by several strik-
Ing reproductions from Japanese art
work, Dr.. W, Martin continues his In
terestins description OF 'Thc Life of a
Painters Studio. = CECILIA Walen 5
Notes on Mediaeyal Palermo The
CLASSIFICATION Of Oriental Carpets, 1.-TWO
Dress in Art" combine with other ar
uelcs OF greater or less length, ana with
the regular departments. lists of exhibi-
| topics. 10 make the issue a delight to the
art lover. both professional and amateur.
Tales for Observation-Disclosures a complete
| novel, The Master Schemer." translated
| from the German OF Felix Hollaender
and the usual assortment from the mod
| ern short work OF foreign writer's. There
are Ayc translntlons from the French and
.
man, Italian. Du,cli,@ Russian. Hungarian
and Spanish. aulhors Represented In this
lssuc, whose names are more OF less "a.
niliar to American readers, are Marcel
Provost. Herman Eundcrmnnn. Paul
Bourgcl, Arthur schntzler, Anton .Chek-
nov, Jean Nclbrach and Maurus Jakhl.
The Reader comes out With a good num-
Der for November beginning With q cover
design by Howard Chandler Chrlsty.
James Whitcomb Riley has q cl,ia.ra,tc!eris-
tie Thaankaa'yInx poem b wanta Sen re-
and Bliss carrnan ara other poets OF note
who contribute 10 this number. l'rankll 2
r. Adams, the huinorist of tho New york
Mall. dedlcntes rome clever verso TO "Col.
u. sreamer" Harry Graham. whose en-
gaRGrncnt 10 Ethel iI,arryHlorG was re-
Gently announced. Other s tributora
son, James hal Naylor, Emery PotiIe,
Aes Winter and Frances h .ens D. ~ rh hG
and secompighlng tho dlficnlt zeal or
making good IN the magazine world,
Upplpcotrn offers roveletie,, ~ travel.
k0dal HIS snd lows nv Caroline !lluer;
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