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j Heudr,cks ~Ill te.l the story ID
the sna~s wonderful era II fostuns
bulld.aS IN history. The develop
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Tea, saparsllel IN the history of the
world The record of tlls develop
meni j. the history oi great pui'ti-
cal. hnanc,al, and industrial sirsggie
hut added b. the absorbing historical
interest Of these ARTICLES Is a spice
of romance ana adventure which
makes hctloa seem flat Here are
Arabian Nights dreams GENE true
GsrjlinQ a great continent from sea
30 ,ea with iron rails, strineing II
with lights. taking from the heart
Of IT thousands Of tons of precious
metal, the gourdl he growth Il a
great nation. are the fscts in the
back ground Of iabalpus American
fortunes ranging from twenty hive
millions upward. ID j. a story Of
extraordinary personalities, ui great
gaines Of chance, ui industrial
warfare. political and incredible
facts
CNRI ScHuRz RENINIscENCEs
The extraordinary popular interest
aroused by the two series already
published has decided the editors
to add several other articles daring
1905. At the close Of the war Mr.
Schurz acquaintances iacladed
neai " all the political leaders II the
dav. His estimates and descri ptlpns
Of these men are invaluable for their
remarkable vividness and the
freshness of Grst-hand impressions
In these later articles, Mr.. Schurz
tells of his services as United
States Senator, of his career as an
editor, Of his activities as man Of
letters and a public-spirlted citizen.
ELLEN TERRY Memoirs
1t would be difficult to overstate
the Importance Of Ellen Terry 5
Memoirs They are a chronicle Of
the literary and artistic develop
ment of the last century. They
present the impressions OF a woman,
who during her extraordinary
experience came into contact with
nearly all the foremost personages
of her time. They tell the story
Of a gifted artist and lovab!e
woman, and in way that displays
to a peculiar degree the wonderful
charm of her personality.
THE LIE oE MARY BAKER q. EDDY
The articles of the "IIlstory Of
Christian Science and the Life Of
Mary Baker G. Eddy" by Georgine
Milmine, have been recognized
the country over as the most impor-
tant series of the year. In the
closing chapters will be found an
account of Conspiracy and Rebel
hon." the second rupture Of Mrs.
Eddv's ranks and the secessions OF
thirty-six of the leaders of her
church," War in Heaven the
story of the Woodbury. feud
and some of the grotesque extrava-
gances which lay behind it.
GEORGE kIBBE TURNER
and George kennan are gathering
facts for series of articles dealing
with perhaps the two most momen-
tous questions which confront the
American people One is largely
economic in its nature; the other is
not only economic, but 1T touches
almost every home in the country
in vital way. Definite announce.
ments of these two series will be
made later in the year. In Europe
Mr.. Cleveland Mollett is gathering
material for a study of the Hamburg
filter plant and the story OF q
remarkable wild animal farm in
Germany.
The SERIAL OF THE YEAR
Those who enjoy a good serla
will do well not to miss The Way
farers,' by Mary Stewart Cutting
which begins in the DecembcI
number. 1t is one of the rarest
things in modern literature rea
love story and the author Of" Littl'
Stories of Married Life has hel
own fresh and delightful way o
telling it. Romance is Towering
weed that grows in any soil, sh'
declares in the opening chapter anC
Mrs. Cutting takes her characters