The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-07-14

AheI Win one voice they replied:
"All that earth has In its giving,
Reckon we nothing beside
Even the least Of the living;
Light In a dogs eye, the bird
Gagged for Its song, beyond measure
These at the last are preferred,
Love over treasure"
So, having chosen, they fed
And the friend took their treasure
forsaken.
Lo, how their spirit was fed
BY the burden Of love they had
taken!
All unbereaved they behold,
Dreams Of their faith realizing,
A city more fair than their old
Already uprising.
The Sunset" for May is a unique
magazine production, following the
destruction of It's printing plant in
the San Francisco fire. 1t consists Of
only eight pages on cream tinted
cover paper and Is issued as the
New San Francisco Emergency Ed
ton" The first page Is cover de-
sign, the Spirit Of the City, rising
phoenix-like, above the flames con-
Stunning the city. The next three
pages are by Fl. H. Hartman on "San
Francisco" Then follows three
pages of Greeting from the Pub
lishers," written by the editor,
Charles X. Field, telling what Is In
store for the 100000 readers "sun-
set" reaches. and promises regular
issue in June. The last page has a
poem on "The Choice" also by the
editor, which we copy above.
In the July Delineator is begun a
new novel by G. N. and A. M. Will
hanson, authors of "The Lightning
Conductor" "The Chauffeur and the
Chaperon," which Is the title of the
new story, promises to be the brignt-
est, cleverest piece of fiction that the
two famous authors of motor stories
have yet written.
OF the several groups OF collabo-
rators who have won success in large
measure. none Ia more interesting
than the two Williamsons. Before
their marriage Mr.. Williamson was
an editor of renown. Mrs. William
son employed her time in devisiug
countless romances for the better
class Of English papers. Tt Ia said
that she could turn out a story Of any
length. built around apv given Mot.
IN q stated number Of hours. Their
methods NJ work are interesting.
Between them. II Ia understood, thew
devise the Dlots Of their stories, while
Mrs. Williamson supplies the dia-
lOgue. which IL their brightest fen
ture. and Mr.. Williamson the facts
and data. " Ia one Of their literary
traits IN write their experiences into
thew hooks. and the'~ story which
hopIns IN the Julv Do'ineoto~ Ia the
direct result ~ n tow Of HOLLAND
that the authors recently made in a
motor boat.
The Outing mapazine appeals IN
overv lover Of outdoor life. travel
md adventure in near and far off
corners of the world. To womanly
snort. country life and nature. II Ia.
therfore. q magazine that should
reach the cultivated country house.
holds ~ tho nation. since H. r. an In
tnrnreter ~ the human side of coun-
try life. II IL now running e.
markabIe series of articles under the
cnntion of The Builders. dealing with
"the economic growth Of the country,
its almost limitIess resources and ifs
glorious prospects for the future"
These articles began IN the March
number and will be continued
through the wear. The subscription
price Is az per year. but, nv a combi-
nation with the METROPOLITAN maga-
zine and the World NJ Today the
three can he had by THE SUN read
ore for S3.50-a saving If $3.50.
The whole magazine world IA covered
nv this combination "a one gives tho
reader a concise view Of current
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