Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-29
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asiue contains the following special
articles: 'Hea rst versus Mcclellan"
fsrvin Wardman; Society: A Day With
the Real Thing Mary Manners;
Helen Miller Could Mabel Potter
Daggett "When Father Knicker booker
Goes to Market" Harris Merton Lyon;
las the City Seems to the Artist"
Annie Nathan Meyer. and Society in
Miniature Ruth Hamilton Fuller, and
In addition, a number of short stories,
poetry and other features.-7 West 22nd
St., New York.
The railroad interests OF the country
have long had strangle hold on the
government, issuing their oroers to the
highest authorities without fear of dis
obedience, is the assC rtion made by
ellison Gardner in Success Magazine
for April. Paderewski In Private
Life by w G. Fitzgerald. lifts the
curtain upon the home surroundings of
the great Polish pianist and is Illus
trated with views of his magnificent
villa at Morges in the Savoyard Alps,
and his Polish estate at Kosna i'm the
Carpathians, Vance Thompson brings
his history of the Dreyfus case 10
close In this number Fools and Their
Money by Frank Fsyant. and "My
Life--So Far" by the late Josiah Flynt,
are continued THE American Heiress
Co. Ltd" by Porter Emerson Browne,
THE Last Game by william Hamll-
ton Osborne, and "Burton's Con-
science" by Wilbur Nesblt, are stories
OF tnterest.--32 Waverly Place, New
York.
The important debates on political
and economic questions between VIII
liam Jennings Bryan, Tor the Demo-
cratic party, and Senator Albert j. BeY-
eridge. tor the party of the adlninistra-
tion, form the leading articles In The
Reader for April The Reader contains
The first lnstallment of The Revolt of
Caliban," Al new and merry novelette,
by Harold MacGrath, the author OF
Half a Rogue" ana THE Man on tho
Box Albert Hale the widely known
authority on South American cond-
lions, writes about Caracas, the capital
OF the unquiet little republic OF Vene-
auela, and gives a striking portrait Of
Nenezaela's president, CtpTiano Castro,
Rene BaChe, In an Illustrated article
on The Sun and the Seasons" explains
recent scientific discovery which Will
assist IN the care of crops. The April
Reader Is rich with fiction Of the finest
type. Besides Meredith NiehOson's
great novel, THE Port Of Missing
Men" which comes to am exciting con-
cuslon IN this number. and Harold
Maciraths new novelette,, The Reader
contains stories by Minnie Barbour
Adams, Harriet Gaylord and Arthur
Cotton Other contributions are by
Wltter Bynner Katherine Perry
Louise Belts Edwards and Tom Mas.
son, The Reader for April Is one Of
the excellent magazines on the news
stand.--The B0bbs' Merrill Co.. Indl.
annapolis,
A distinct contribution TO eontempoT-
aneous literature is the epic poem, al
Pilates Judgement Seat" by Thomas
Nelson Page In the April WOman's
Home Companion, In this poem, which
occupies Two fun pages OF the maga-
5lue. Mr.. Page departs from the usual
procedure and describes the Judgment
from Pilates point OF View, Another
feature In this number Is character
ls,ic EDITORIAL by Edward Everett Hale,
Some "Reminiscences Of the Nations
Capitol" Homer Davenport. who re-
Gently visited the Arabian Desert for
lhIs magazine, has a notable article, en-
titled THE Arab Horse In Legend and
Story In which is given wealth at
tlrst- Hand Information on u very In
teTcslins subject 4 he ever helpful sub
jeCt OF home building II treated by
Henry Harrison Lewis IN AN article,
Selecting the Site An unusually
strong array Of ActOn headed by a
timely short story. Mrs. Ssckett'S
Easter Bonnet" by Mary II, Wilkins
Freeman and Including Josephine pas-
KAN Bacons serial, 'The Domestic
Adventures, and short stories by
Jeanette Lee, Temple Bailey, Lulu Jud-
son Moody and Celston Spring give
added Interest to The number Metro,
polAtan Anner Madison Square. Now
York.