Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-27
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The April Ain see's is full Of good
and entertaining reading. AS in the
two preceding numbers Horace A.
Vachells seria Story Her Son." com
tinues TO hold the leading position.
The success OF his story is assured the
April instaHnent brings it 10 q critical
point which stimulates the most In
tense Interest BeautriN Demorest
Lloyd LIZ the author OF the novelette,. a
very dramatic tale of New York. en-
titled THE MartinacTe Marriage -
There, are a lot of good short stories
by. Joseph G. Lincoln, George Ran-
dolph Chester, Roy Norton, Eliza
beth Duer. Owen Oliver, Francis Met
calfc, George Hubbard, and Weymsr
Jay Mills, Seventh Avenue and Thlr-
teenth Street, New York.
The North American Review for
March Is maintains it's customary
standard OF interest Mark Twain. in
another instalment OF his AutobiOg-
raphy, gives a lively and humorous
description of his dinner-party and
relations with the German emperor.
Senator Shelby NJ. Culloni. OF Illinois,
contributes an authoritative article on
the action of the senate In 1.-THE Reed
Smoot Decision Herbert w. Bowen.
formerly United States minister to
Venezuela. sets forth our relations
with that republic in am article en-
titled Queer Diplomacy With Castro"
In The Storm Center In the Near
East" Karl Blind suggests a solution
for the difficulties in that turbulent
portion of Europe Municipal Gas-
cow" by Benjamin Taylor, is a timely
contribution, showing the advantag es
and defects OF municipal ownership.
Brander Matthews, In ''Tlie Truth
About the Ellzabethan Playwrights, 50
presents an engaging study, In very
rspn n a nE u, s-a,
In Shakesp cares time. TRUSTS" by
Albert Stickney, Is an interesting pa
per pointing out some of the benefits
aeeruins to the country from large
combinations of capital Lieut.-Col.
IL. l.. Bullard, now with our army in
Cuba, gives a fascinating description
OF the race that forms SO large a por
tion OF the population of that island
In The Cuban Negro Baron Ken
taro Kaneko, the spokesman of the
Japanese. contributes an auth oritative
article entitled Japan and the
United States In which he shows the
utter impossibilty OF war between
airy department, Mark Twain's 'chris-
tlan Science Is reviewed by Charles
Klein and Charles Johnston, and Luz
cas- Malets ''The Far Horizon by
Olivia Howard Dunbar The depart
nent OF world politics contains COM
munlcatlons from London and ST. Pc
tersburg- Among the topics dealt
with In the editors diary are; Exits
tence In Great CITY, Some more
Letters From Our Readers "Slngu-
larlty OF the jamestown Exposition -
''Of the Life Romantic and THE An
Client Doctrine OF TRUE Love. Frank
lin Square. New York,
IN the March Issue OF Current Liter
allure are found such topics as these;
Amenities OF Governor Swettenham,"
What Ais Our Railroads, THE Lone
Hest Figure IN the Senate" THE AT
tistlc Temperament of the German Inn
perial Chancellor Marquis Saionti,
the Prime Minister and Beau Brum-
mel Of Japan "A New American
Sculptor OF Genius with portraits and
illustration "The uncriginallty OF
Great Minds. and sour American
laureate Hamlet and Don QuIx-
ote," one OF the great pieces Of crIt-
ctsm In modern literature, by Ivan Tur-
genieff, Is for the Ilrst time presente "a
10 English readers, The articles on
"SaIome,' as a musical storm center,
and 'Ibsen's Voice from the Grave"
a new play by Catule Mendes, written
for Sarah BernhaTdt lis reprinted in
part from a translation especially made
for Current llterature.-Si West 2eth
St. New York.
The opening article IN Harper's Mag
a2tne for April IL Captain ROali
Amundsen's personal narrative OF how
he discovered the north magnetic pole
and how he sailed his little ship
through the Northwest Passage from
the waters OF The Atlantic To those OF
the Pacific Between the Northwest
Passage and Richmond, In Virginia.
there Is snfiiclency OF contrast ana ala
article on Richmond by Charles Henry
white, illustrated by Views etched by
himself and prlnted In tint, lS am at
Iraetlve feature An article OF value
and OF exceptionally curious interest
ls one by Henry Oldys, ON the Music
Of Man and Bird" The author exam
IIles the music of the primitive races
and or birds, and gives reproductions
In notes, Nf Illustrative strains from the
songs OF such wide varieties as Indians
Bushmen, Papnhns, and Chinese, and
latks sparrowa, and pewees. Another
article IN the notable series ON "chem-
istry OF Commerce." 10y Prof ROBBERS
Kennedy DUNCAN Is an important reA-
ture Of the magazine This article Is
ON THE Making ~ Medicines" and
gives, IN popular and entertaining form,
wealth on Information on this vita
subject An article OF fasclna tinely
picturesque Interest IL that on "'rhe
Home OF the Holy Grail The Abbey on
Mont serra1-by Havelock ellis There
are MANY other excellent features NJ
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