The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08

promises rich diversion for the reader
who likes exciting tales and likes them
we'll told. AS a short story 'Neverthe-
less,' by Abby Mcguire Roach, III, the
same number. should take high rank. It
deals with a common enough situation
In life, but It deals with It in a way that
deserves attention. It is study Of early
married life, in which prospective brides
and bridegroon1s can find food for
thought. Frederick Trevor HILL writes
Of the impeachment of Andrew John
son, under the heading, decisive Bat
ties of the Law The episode Is one
that young Americans for the most part
know little about but would do well to
study. The number is rich in fiction.
An increase in size is the latest Inn
provement shown by The Home Maya
zine, published by the Bobbs Merrill
company, indianapolis. The pages are
now the same size as Colliers which
afford greater opportunity for a better
display Of the illustrative and pictorial
features which have added so much to
the attractiyeness Of this fast growing
publication. The cover design for NO
vember is by Howard Chandler Christy
Harrison Fisher, w. H. D. Koerner and
Worth Brehm are among the other art
lists who contribute to the publication.
The Leading Article of Suburban Life
contrasts city and country life In way
which will surely set people to think
Ing. "A Good, old-Fashioned Thanks
giving is worth anybody's reading
Buying the Supplies for the Suburban
Home Is an extremely practical article
by the well-known author, Helen M
Winslow. "A Glimpse into Interesting
Halls is especially fine pictorlally. "a
California Bungalow Which Cost but
$1,5OO'' is illustrated by plans and pho
tographs. There. are many other things
Of like interest in the number. ~,
keith's Magazine for November con-
tains the following: Frontispiece mo
vember Woods; Typical American
Homes" Modified Mission" "a New
Jersey Home and How It Was, Built"
interesting, Home-like Interiors"
wall Decora tion-Study No. ii. - con-
corning ceilings, Tree. Planting and
Shrubs" Designs by Leading Artists. !"
The November Pilgrim comes resplen-
dent with suggestions Of the change in
seasons-1ndoor, sociability,:ss cheering
crate fires, Thanksgiving and winter.
The Review of Reviews' special feat
ures and all its departments are edited
in the light of the news. Charles e.
Hughes and Governor Magoon, two "men
of the month" are the subjects Of char
acter sketches. Copper, the great indus
trial fact Of the month (see the market
quotations), is the topic selected for
most extended treatment. The British
house of lords. venerable institution
that is facing crisis in its history as
parliament reassembles, is the subject Of
a, trenchant political essay from the pen
of w. T. Stead. There are other con-
tributed articles on Secretary Roots re-
Gently completed South American tour
its purpose and its achievements; Mex-
icos fighting equipment. made conspic-
uous by4jthe military failures of other
Latin American states;> DR.. Schuma cher,
the brilliant young German economist
who Is lecturing this fall at Columbia
university on the Kaiser Wilhelm foun
dalton; and the forthcoming visit Of
British teachers to the United states,