Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-27

photographs. Yachting: The Multi
millionaire's Supreme Luxury Cap
Itain James G. Summers; illustrations
from photographs. The Art of Henry
Mosler," Florence Finch Kelly; Illus
trations from paintings. zone Woman 5
Child Garden" Mabel Potter Daggett;
illustrations from photographs. Prom
inent People i'll Picture and Para
graph; portraits from photographs OF
Mark Twain. w. r. Wilcox, DIR. Felix
Adler, Mrs Anna Marble Pollock, Wv
ian Burnett, DIR. Frederick a. Cook,
ICountess Spottiswood,Macki George
lClemenceau. Mark Pagan, Mrs. w. Pay
ton Fleming, Miss Daisy Questa, Gus
ltav Mailer, Countess Annie Lcary,
Miss Gertrude Bceks, President John
II. Finley, Horace Fletcher, Miss Ume-
ko Tsuda Mrs. Arthur Elliott Fish,
Mrs w T. Stead, Mrs. Marshall Field
Handling Millions on the Curb, Frank
Marshall White; Illustrations from pho
ItOgraphs. The Chatelaines Of New
port. H. ID. Graham; illustrations from
photographs. The Summer Stage,
Harris Merton Lyon; Illustrations from
photographs. THE Idiot on Broadway,
John Kendrick Bangs.
1 FiCtiOu-"Dr. BurllCs Cure" Dorothy
ICanfield; illustrations by G. Patrick
Nelson. THE Special Providence"
ITheodosia Garrison; illustrations by
Frederick Lowenheim The Letters
IOf a Dcbutante,' Eleanor Hoyt Brain
lcrd; Illustrations by c. NJ. Relyea.
l"The Man Who Was Alone Hugh
iPcndeXter; decoration by w. J. Scott.
IAN UnapprCciated Comedy Elliott
Flower; illustrations by Irma Dcrc-
meauX. "A Dab of Rouge Anna Alicc
lChapin; illustrations by L. \. Furman.
IA Traitor to Tradition. " Frederic lhu-
lston; illustrations by Robert Edwards.
1.-THE Fault of the Fog" Mary Roberts
Rinehart; Illustrations by Gibbs Ma
lson. The Spotted Angel John Bar
ton Oxford; illustrations by l.. w. Lee.
AT Paillard's," Montague Glass; illus
trations by Franklin Booth.
Poetry-"Aurora Borealis," Elsa Bar
ker. "Hostelry," Witter Bynner. The
lCountry's Last Lament" Kate Jordan:
illustrations by Irma DeremeauX. The
Magic Spring" Richard lie Gallienne.
Successful the September Success
appear the following: "A Syndicate
Wooing," George Randolph Chester.
The Love Sonnets of a Car Conduc-
tor" Wallace Irwin. Hunting Mr.
Stripes" w. G. Fitz-Gerald. King
of the Condor Bank" T. Jenkins Hams
II. ~
Phillips. "Drugging a Race" My
Life-So Far" Josiah Flynt. THE
Song of Happy Spirit" Herman
lScheffauer The Moonshiners," II. S.
! Cooper. The Spirit In Which You
Work" Orison SWEET Marden." Jan
ey's Got a Beau" Edith Miniter. Rob
crt Gallahue Todd" Wilbur Nesbit.
Youthful Criminals" Thomas Speed
Mosby. "Embcrs from Burned Man
iuscript," LlewCllyn Rees.
The September CircIe.-In the Circle
for September. Ernest X. Coulter writes
5 of The Big Brothers and the Chill
dren's Court" with such enthusiasm
for the splendid results which those
: Big Brothers, are achieving III the
, lives of the children of the tenements
: that the article is an inspiration which
/ must leave its mark i'll the lives of the
I readers. A very important article in
the September number of The Circle is
J d description of The First SClf-GOv
e erned Jewish Community Since the Fail
/, iOf Jerusalem from the pen of David
1 Blaustein. ID. D., who as sUperintCnd
; ent of the Educational Alliance, is wei
qualified to tell of this epoch in the his
V tory of the Jewish nation. VisCount $
n Aoki, the first japanese ambassador
n isends through the columns of The Cir
t Gle "A Peace Message to the Amcri
can People" a message of kindness
:. yet conveyed with dignity. There ar,
t wars which involve no boodshed
5 Thomas r. Ybarra, in relating "ThC
Battle of the SaIton Sea- tells of one
l. wagcd between man and nature, whit
= Ernest Harold Baynes, in an articl,
which covers two splendidly illustra
ted pages of The Circle, describes
l. Hunting With Il Camera" The love
of music will be glad to know that
:, new feature of The Circle is a page o
!, original music by well known compOs
* ers. The Song of the PoaCher,' b,
8 Louis f. Gottschalk, in the SeptGmbe
* number, is fine. swinging song 70
s bass or baritone voice The depart
* ments are stronger each month. be
8 cause the leading articles are writte
= by people who are authorities in thei
9 special lines AS an example. the ce
8 ebrated organist, William c. Carl. ha
8 an article i'll the Music Circle entitled
6 what a Successful Organist Shout
x Know" And Dan Beard, known every
{, where as the boys best friend, ha
x taken charge of a department espec
9 ally devoted to their interests. TIL
= other 23 departments are equal
g strong and practical