The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-01

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 The Broadway Magazine for July presents a score of illustrated articles, There are ten short stories: The Let ters of Debutante, by Eleanor Hoyt Brainard; The Spirit of the Living Thing, by Ftlson Long; The Things They Saw, by Zona Gale; On the Trip Across, by Sherman F. Johnson; The Mother Woman, by Anna Alice Chap man; Xxi Ko, the Wild Man, by Ray mond Lee Hartman; The Winning of Home, by Lindsay Badeford; The Du- plicity of Dynan, by John Barton Ox- ford; The Collaborators by Margaret G. Fawcett; and Bobby Durbin, by Elfrid Bingham. The special articles are: Twenty-Five Million for Bridges; The Artist and the Indian; The Sum mer Pleasures of Society; Country Mansions in America and The Sum mer Hostesses of Society. Single number 15 cents, $1.50 a year, Broad- way Magazine, West Twenty-second street, New York.
 The July scribner's is full of outdoor features. The frontispiece accompanies poem of the woods called The Green Tnn,' by Theodosia Garrison. Velas- quez, the great painter, left a series of remarkable critical notes on the collec- tion of paintings which Philip ". sent to the monastery of San Lorenzo in 1656 Walter Pach, an American artist, has translated these commentaries and has written a preface His work is H. lustrated with reproductions of the paintings commented on. Barret Wen dell concludes his essays on contempo- rary France with a discussion of "The Republic and Democracy. There is a college. boating story by Mary R. s. Andrews in which an old crew man goes back to New Haven to one. of the spring races and is given the time of his life'' by some undergraduates.
 Appleton's Magazine for July opens with another installment of Alexander Irvine's My Life in Ponage," a curious interesting and rather startling nara tive Demetra Vakn Brown contributes an excellent account of Turkish GUS
 toms under the title, "Aishe Hanum Othe Official Wife" Alexander Hume
 Ford writes of The Finding Of Ra-
 leigh's Lost Colony, Merrill A. Teaguc
 of Emancipation by Trolley" John z
 Rogers of the decline of sea fisheries
 Rupert Hughes of photography, ana
 Harold Boice of "Japans Ambition tC
 Civilize Christendom" The stories are
 by Robert w. Chambers, Ernest K
 Coulter, Leo Crane, Roy Norton, Portei
 Emerson Browne, and Agnes and Eger-
 ton Castle, and the poems by Abigail James Archibald Sullivan, Ellen Burn.
 sherman and Franklin P. Adams
 Fiction occupies a suitably prominen place in the July number of Every
 body's Magazine, and it is illustrated
 with a number of unusual circus pho tographs, The Jamestown exposition
 prompts Eugene Wood to attack tn,
 fame of the first Virginia settlers, ant
 finds that Captain Tohn Smith aiont
 was deserving of the honor of the pres
 ent celebration. The second of VII Payne's series, is an account of tn
 enormous imitation of railroad securi ties, Charles F, Russell in "The Sue
 Canal" finds some lessons for our owi canal project, and Arnold White write
 Interestingly about the English hous of lords.
 Dress (New York) for July has jus made it's appearance in strikingl
 beautiful cover printed by Goupll & Gle
 of Paris. which Is most aptly signiacan l of the general character of the illus tratlons and pages within The text I while satisfactorily explanatory, | 5 bright, catchy, and altogether interest ing reading as well, and with its per l usal any woman may feel confident tha i she has the latest and most exclusiv ] fashion information There is an art ! cle on summer evening gowns an d wraps, which tells of the fascination c 7 simple muslin. silks and the more air
 materials peculiarly adapted to balm
 evenings.
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