Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-30
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/ Success Magazine for May make.
a feature of the life and accomplish
ments of George Westinghouse, inven
tor of the Westinghouse air brake
and the head of the great manufactur
ing companies of that name all ove1
the world. Arthur Warren, who was
associated with him for so man,
years, presents under the heading
THE Genius of George Westing
house. an intimate sketch of this
great master mind, who had SO much
to do with the development of the
great American railway systems, and
who has maintained his high position
untouched by the storms of financial
or political scandal. In "The Habit
of Governing Well Manchester
| Samuel Merwin gives the second of
! his studies of municipal government
He describes the ibusiness-like, ad.
ministration of the city of Manchester,
England, where municipally-owned
tramways and gas companies turned
over their profits to the city, amount
ing one year to reduction of quar-
ter of million dollars from the taxes.
Remsen Cawford describes s"The
Varied Activities of New York;; Paul
Latzke presents the fourth installment
of Fighting the Telephone Trust"
and Porter Emerson Browne, in. ssThe
Plays of "a Season." summarizes the
chief theatrical production of the past
winter. The fiction features include
the thinrd installment of David, Ora
ham Phillips ! '1The Second Genera
ton; 1.-THE Kreisler. Girl" by Eliza
beth Seymour; What Did Dusan Do
to EN-" by Ellis Parker. Butler, and
Mrs: Wimball's Mode of Warfare by
Louis Miner. ;, A new humorous poem
is contributed by Wallace ~ Irwin
Other stories and articles. are by
Henry; Harrison Lewis, Edward G.
Holden, Harry Palmer, and E. E..
Higgins. In this issue particular
stress has been. laid upon the sdeeora-
tive features, and the cover design by
Guernsey Moore is an essentially
spring picture. e.. -..~
@Despotism of Combined Millions, By
John W.. Ryckman. Since che Era
Magazine has been absorbed by the
New England its editor continues In
the New England his intimate knowl-
edge Of present conditions in insur-
atfce. He was the man who invented
the term "Frenzied Finance" This
is the first of a series of articles. The
Story of Brockton. Illustrated. That
busy city among busy New England
cities, her enterprises, her people who
have made her business grow from
that of a town to the great stoe city
are described by Elroy s. Thompson.
Making Maple Sugar. Illustrated. BY
Harry A. Packard Maple sugar al
ways comes in with the spring. The
good way in which sugar has always
been made up country and the modern
improvements are engagingly told. HI.
The Outing Magazine for April is a
typical spring number. 1t opens with
the second installnent of ssThe Pass .
by Stewart Edward White. The illus
trations are from photographs taken
by Mr.. White, and are nearly as inter-
esting as the text. Ralph D., Paine
tells, of sThe Last of the Open
Range in the second chapter of .'The
Builders" from which we. quote the
following as especially appropriate at
this time: ''The alarmist swears the
country is going to the dogs when a
few rascals in high places are ex.
posed. But he does not know, or he
pays no heed, when ten thousand
honest men quietly go forth to build
their homes in new places, and there.
by clinch just SO many rivets In the
keel of the American Ship OF State
Reviewing American Politics, = In
the AprilJune Forum, Henry Itch.
field West shows how it is practically
impossible for any member Of con.
gress to organize a force which will
stand against the tall-powerful in.
fuence OF the president and the
speaker of the house. 5sS.
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The April Lippincott's contains q
nne showing OF fiction, fact, and fun,
Az usual there is the opening com.
plete novelette,, THE Battle Of tbs
Fools" by Samuel Merwin. It Is the
story Of a big railroad fight 81 which
a man wins out, not exactly single
handed, however, as there is d woman