The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

compact of wit and wisdom. Ida NJ. Tar
bell. proceeding with her story THE
Tariff in Our Times" tells about the out
break OF protectionism that followed the
Civil War. Washington GLADDEN., writing
of The Negro Crisis" suggests that the
separation of whites from blacks may be-
come necessary.
| The January Worlds Work is 4 special
! communication number, and will be an
adequate measure of the advance in COM
munication by land and sea. Among the
articles will be THE Worlds Great Rail
road Enterprise" by Cyrus C. Adams;
THE Over-Lords of Railroad Traffic" by
| c. NJ. Keys; Communication by Wire
| and Wireless" by Arthur w. Page; IN
| terurban Trolley Flyers" by James Glenn:
Travel by Sea- by Lawrence Perry;
New Motors on Railroads." by Bernard
Meikeljohn; THE Railroads OF To-mor-
| row." by Henry Durand. In this number
will also begin c. NJ. Keys's notable series
| of articles on WHO Is r. II. Hartmann"
| The most remarkable group of railroad,
steamship. telegraph and bridge building
photographs ever secured, will be part of
the illustrations for this number.
| The special features Of January num-
| Der OF Review of Reviews consist OF
an illustrated character sketch of ''Harri-
man: Colossus of Roads, by Carl Sny-
der; review OF President Roosevelt j,
| Panama message, illustrated with the
photographs submitted to Congress: ar
ticles on The Craze for Mining Stocks
| by Charles F. Speare, and THE Revival
In Western Land Values" by c. M.
larger: survey of "A Years Activity
of Labor unonism," by Victor S. Yarros.
q practical discussion of what the auto
mobile means to the average man. nv
Harry b. Haines; and narrative Of the
Mount Mckinley exploring expedition of
l9o6, illustrated with photographs never
before published. by Professor Fl. C.
Parker, who was associated with DR.. Cool,
on the expedition.
In the editorial department, "The Pro
gress of the World the principal tones
treated in this first issue of the new wear
are the child-labor problem, the centrallz.
ing trend in governmental affairs. the
correction OF railroad abuses, the work
OF the departments at Washington. the
Falarna message of the Pres!de1S. the
Japanese question, the separation OF
church and state in France ana the
dissolution OF the German Reichstag.
1ertrude lrban's article in the January
harper on life in chidren's library Is
sohie1hins that is we'll worth reading
| n Robert
Shackelton and as for pretty Pepe-v ;, .
musical bit of Verse contributed by
carolyn Wells, one must of necessity real
II TO fully take in It's prettiness.
me Farming Almanac for 1907. whic,
Is published by Doubleday, Page am
9 company, Is a revelation to farmers, no
only IN It's makeup, but in the comprc
hehsNe ist or contents which 1t vii
+. nave. frhcucally every subject OF lnteres
on the farm is covered and it will h
Q source to which the farmer win IN
. stinctively turn for an answer To hi
problems. one of the leading feature
OF the book VIII be twelve 'immediate ser
vice coupons which will secure an imme
dlate answer to any question pertainin
y % the farm. house building, care of IN
II live stock. crop methods and so on nv on
!, OF the leading agricultural authorities q,
mat particular subject in the lJnite
e States
ID Theodore Rooseyelts article on 9TH
Il Ancient Irish Sagas' has attracted
great deal OF notice 10 the January Cor
:" Jury and much favorable discussio
ut among lovers OF early folklore. PROT
e. aplS inc next most popular contribute
TO the magazine is Elizabeth r. Per
a heils me Cathedral at Chartres'
e. January ISSUE OF What to Eat
n has number of suggestive articles a
~ January entertainments, menus an
- toasts Contributors for the month a,
~ Margaret Rayburn, II, II. Lancdo,
!. ~ Katherine Pope Mary Foster snider, I
:" $. Gorbett Elizabeth W, Morrison, Her
~ VALLEY, 81, Virginia Lewis, Professc
- Pierre Jonet, and ], Pease Norton. p)
lie p.
lie Marian Bosall writes interestingly
! the January Housekeeper on the hon