Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-07
REVIEW TABLE

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The Review of Reviews more than
any other monthly magazine pub
hshed, deals with the news of the
month "CaMfornia's Catastrophe, "
George F. Baer: Master-Spirit Of the
Anthracite Industry" Municipal
Ownership in Chicago Railway
Rates and Court Review" Congress
and the Consular Service From
New York to Paris by RAIL- and 'sThe
New York Post Office" are among the
titles of articles in the May number.
Ralph D. Paine, the author of 'sThe
Praying Skipper and Other Stories, ~
recently issued by The Outing Pub
fishing Company, has received a let
ter from M. jacques des Gachones
editor of the French magazine, Je sails
tout, asking permission to translate
and publish his story, '"The Last Pilot
Schooner" This story is included in
the volume mentioned and was
originally published in McCIure's
Magazine. M. Gachones says of this
story: ''It is so touching, vivid, and
picturesque that it cannot fail to
please French readers, even in a
translation"
The Bohemian Magazine, deposit,
N. " for May is more entertaining
than ever. Each combination, wheth.
er poetry or prose, is strictly up-to.
date and of literary quality that is
worthy of the magazine. The stories
are remarkable in that they cover
the widest possible range of subject
and treatment-a distinctive feature
of The Bohemian, Burglar Dick,
Literary Critic" is the title of the
story that opens the number. 1t is a
remarkable bit of fiction of how a
poor young girl wins prize of five
hundred dollars in a short story con.
test. The judges who award this de.
cision, are probably the most remark
able that ever decided upon the
merits of a manuscript.
Jack London opens The Outing
Magazine for May with the first in
stallment of his serial, white Fang
Every reader of 1.-THE Call of the
Wild" will admire this story which is
probably the greatest work that has
yet come from Mr.. London's pen
white Fang" instead of being a
story of the return to the 'tWild" OF
''barbaric" is a story of the civiliza
ton of a wolf-dog. The beginning Of
this, story is without a doubt the
literary event of the month. The
first installment has been SO wisely
chosen that it is almost complete
story by itself; hence the reader runs
no risk in purchasing a copy for May
I'VE are sure that once: he has pur.
chased and started white Fang. he
will follow it to its close.
Perhaps the most important feature
in the May Appleton's is timely and
authoritative article by DR.. Henry C.
Rowland entitled "The Truth About
Panama" Other special features are
"The Morocco Conference" by Ion
Perdicaris; 'The Failure of the
! Tn 1,xr tn
Leupp, commissioner of Indian at
airs; and a paper on Modern Quaran
tine" by DR.. Alyah H. Doty, health
officer Of the port of New York. THE
Ironic Monte Carlo" is the title Of an
article by Ward Muir; and there Is
another installment of Rex %. Beach's
''Fhe Looting of Alaska" Frank s.
Martin describes "The New Inland
Sea in California and Charles nj
Harvey ssThe Industrial Transition 81
the United States The fiction in
cludes five short stories by such
writer's as Will Payne, James Branch
1Cabell, Arthur e. McFarlane, etc, and
a serial, "In Cure of Her Soul, Z by f
IL. Stimson. Nearly all the articles
land stories are illustrated most 81
1.-THE latter by prominent artists.
/ To the May Housekeeper Prof. ID
LANCE contributes most interesting
PARTICLE on "Rambles Amongst Oul
Wild Flowers The article is illus
ltrated profusely with photograph.
4 taken by the author and is not only /
delightful chat about pleasant trips
| to the country but is very helpful a.
la practical aid to the Photographic
.1of flowers. Emily Ruth Calvin con
.Itinues the absorbing serial, b,
i Quaintness Of Bobby A short stor,
by Emma Lee Walton, entitled s1Ths
! Rehearsal, tells the history OF al
Unexpected elopenlent. Amongst til,
lother stories are Miss Mshitable'.
1 Silver Wedding. I, Push Cart Nello,'
i "A Want and What Followed
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