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The following is from the list OF con-
tents OF Harper's Bazaar for January:
"Woman's Creation" Rt. Rev. Henry
c. Potter; Some Reflections of an Un-
married Daughter" by Herself; THE
Speech of American Women" part g.,
Henry James; Song of the New Year"
four poems, Edith NJ. Thomas: "Doro-
thy's Proxy" story. Annie Hamilton
Donnell; The Vanished Voice." poem,
Clarence urmy The necessity Of wo-
man Suffrage THE Horrors Of the
Concentrated Mind monologue, Dor
othy Garfield: Walled in" novel.
chapters and 4, Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps; AN Old-Time Virginia Christ
mas" La Sale Corbell Pickett, Our
Paris Letter. Flora Mcdonald Thomp-
son; The Child IN Heaven" poem
Anita Fitch French Lessons In Eco
nnmical Dressing" V. Flora Mcdonald
Thompson: "Chlldren's Fashions.D
'Midwinter Fashions" Marie Oliver.
The House Mothers Daily Problems. u
Bazar Readers Hints 10 Housewives.
Jane Calhoun; "Hyglenic Bedrooms"
Martha Cutler; Winter Salads" Jose
phine Grenler; "Diet for the Young
Children" part g Mariana Wheeler:
cut Paper Patterns. illustrated with
the Editor In Jocund Vein" and
The Call OF the Blood" novel, chap
ters, 20, q and %, conclusion; Robert
Hitchens.-New York.
Interest will be keen In Theodore
Roosevelts latest essay, which is made
the leading feature of the January Cen.
Jury, with Illustrations I'm color Dy
Leyendecker, notable work even FOR
the Century's pages. Under the title
OF The Ancient Irish Sagas," Mr.
Roosevelt makes plea for wider and
more popular appreciation OF the
wealth OF romance and poetry In this
ancient literature, and urges that
chairs OF Celtic be founded in as many
Of the leading American universities as
possible. Turning from literature TO
art, there is the first full and authori-
tative account Of Mr.. Charles L. Freer's
gift to the nation OF his valuable art
collection. gift which may be consld
cred the first step toward the estab-
lishment of a National Gallery Of Art
Adding much to the interest and value
OF Miss Leila Mechlin's descriptive
paper are seven full page reproductions
or notable canvases In the collection.
including several Whistlers. In note
worthy paper Cardinal Gibbons dis
'usses THE Moral Aspects of Suicide
'aking as HIS text the statistics OF tho
last twenty years, which show a steal
md appalling Increase in the number
n suicides, and combating the popular
EXCUSES which are urged In favor Of
seh-murder. prof. Henry Fairfield
Osborn, apropos Of the recent "Dis-
'overy of Supposed Primitive Race
NJ Men" In Nebraska, gives a resume
~ what is known OF Primitive Man
and the article Is illustrated BY views
VI one of the skulls discovered. or
nrime interest in the fiction OF the
lumber Is Mrs Frances Hodgson Bur.
nett's THE Shuttle" Events OF the
'ey are giving significant. II unexpecf.
ID timellness to the authors presenta-
ton OF phases Of the internatlonal
marriage problem. Clancy the Tos-
7er'' Is the pi1uant title Of the first Of
2 series Of stories Of life on the Mis-
7lsslppi md Missouri rivers from
'orthcoming novel Partners OF provi-
'ence," by Charles n. stewart authnr
" The Fugitive Blacksmith" THE
EDITORIAL topics are 1.-THE Corription az
public Opinion" and Real Wronrs
and Real Reforms."-New York.
The American Magaz zine for January
's excellent. Ray stsnnard Baker
leads on With a description OF an az
tranrdlnary experiment Ia brotherhood
now being indicted In Amerlca-The
Theosophical Institution at Point To-
MA, Cal. William Allen White, the