The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-19

Miles Forman, Jennette Lee and others.
There is a poem by the Duke of Argyle.
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With a special anniversary issue the At
lantic Monthly will celebrate in November
its semi-centennial. The Atlantic is a
magazine which makes a strong appeal TO
the reading public of the United States. In
its long career 1t has shown that American
journalism can. if It will, steer clear of the
dangers OF a sudden and fiashy popularity.
In the course of twelve times fifty issues
the variety and the vital quality Of its
contributions have given the Atlantic
Monthly a national significance unique in
the history of American magazines.
Transatlantic Tales for November 0
tains a novelette,, THE Shadow of the
Past from the Russian of Mamin Sibi-
riak. il is a story of exiles and criminals,
of love and adventure with the setting of
the Siberian hills and gold-helds. The
Black Pearl" from the French of Maurice
Leblanc, is the eighth of "A series of de-
~tective stories. Back to the Spade, :"
from the Italian of Luigi Pirandello, IS
a. picture of the peasants profound piety.
a study of the aspirations and sorrows Of
these sons of the sod. There are other
stories from several languages. including
the Spanish of emilia Pardo Basan and
the French of Catulle Mendess.
'Knee-deep in June" is the title of the
novelette, which opens the November
Smart Set. 1t is written by Eleanor
Hoyt Brainard. Van Tassel Sutphen, Ed
win l.. Sabin, Juliet Wilbur Tompkins,
Bliss Carmen and Charming Pollock are
other contributors.
The leading article In the November
Metropolitan Magazine is a contribution to
the color problem, THE Negro and the
South" by John Sharp Williams, the
leader of the minority in the House OF
Representatives and a future United States
Senator from Mississippi.
Special articles in next months Broad-
way are: The Greatest Port in the
World. "A Man With a Million a Year
"Columbia-a Metropolitan University,
what Has Christian Science Really Ac-
compllshed?' and Fair and Famous jew
lsh Women"
A new species Of ''%superman" is por-
trayod in "An impossible Girl the
novelette,. in November Young's Magazine.
The theme is the Shaw theme of the re-
versal Of man from the pursuer to the
pursued.
Everybody's for November opens with
an article by William Ward. on Making
Steel AID Killing Men, which deals with
the problem of the safety of workers in
the dangerous trade of steel-making. Tine
Newest Land of Promise by G. w. Og-
den describes the opening up and cult
walton of the West. and the opportunities
for wealth offered to the home-seeker DR.,
William Hanna Thompson, in plain
Labels on Germ Enemies" gives informa-
tion on the difference between contagious
and infectious diseases.
"a Western Republicans View of the
Issues of 19OS,' by Albert b. Cummins
1.-The Raid on Prosperity by James B.
Day; George AIDE" by John T. McCutch-
con, illustrated with cartoons by the au-
thor; 1.-The Flash Age of New York by
James L.. Ford; "Schlarafia: A World
Society," by Sigmund Krausz. Illustrated
by Hy. Mayer. and university Life IN
the Antipodes,'' ny David Starr Jordan
some of the features of the November APP
p~leton'S.
Ainslee's for November contains a novel
cite by Morley Roberts, a serial by Harry
Leon Wilson, and short stories by H.. F
Provost Ba ttersby, Mary II. worse, Ros'
X. Weekes. Joseph c. Lincoln. Robert e
MacAlarney and Sarah Guernsey Bradley
There are also two special articles, one By
Mrs. John Van Worst and one on "Pader'
ewski, Swiss Farmer" by William Arm
strong.
The Popular Magazine for November
contains a novelette, and a galaxy of shor'
stories and serials. wyoming" thu
novelette,, Is by William Mcleod Raine.
In the November number OF the People
Magazine there are 1872 pages of fiction
Conspicuous in this array is a long com
plete novel by William Macleod Rainc
entitled "Bucky O'Connor.' The scenei
are laid in Arizona and In Mexico at the
time of a local revolution.
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