The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14

NS l0C SCulpAOkf ny A1fs diCO Williams Qllustrated 8 study of "Tl Poetic Genius of George Sylvestd Viereck," by Leonard D. Abbott; and delightful travel sketch, Tn Quest ioldsmith's Deserted Village" by n Hummer Jones Qllustrated). The que| ton discussed in Timely Topics" d Does Writing Pay?" A. Tegnier arl Joseph M, Rogers write the article with one on Literary Pensions" b Albert S. Henry. A new feature tn month is ''The New Books of tii Month" an illustrated, classified li| of all new publications. Dr. Talco Williams continues his section, Book for the Study and Library and Dr. R Miller writes the department, "Tl Religious World in New Books
 Appleton's Magazine for Septemb has two chapters of reminiscened each interesting in it's own way, bI most readers will probably enid deeply Sarah Bernhard's recollectioA of the siege of Paris and her militia hospital. The other chapter of T is by Speaker Canno| dealing with Owen Lovejoy and pr pared for the press by Jewell H. Al bere Robert L. Dunn, a man much photographic experience campaign time, tells of 'MakiIS by Photography" W. Nichols writes of Wall Street as Manufacturing Center" referring stocks, etc. John W. Norton of b k game shooting in Africa, George Cd vert of How Children Play in Nd4 York" and Henry Smith Williams "Primeval Instincts" There are se eral good stories and much verse th is up to or above what is general called the magazine standard. TN serial stories are continued and tI are attractive.
 The September issue of The Tray is delightfully."- seasonablef all the trips indicated may be takS this month with great pleasure. Y% may read of California, Gloucestd Salt Lake, wyoming, Southampto Panama, Berlin. Oxford and Londd "A Trip Down the Thames From OA ford to London" by Esther, is an count of the delights of the river IN as followed in houseboat. launch shell, between historic banks.
 Success for September deals wi q third term for the president and [ concluding installment of JcsiA Flynt's autobiography Other featur of the magazine are an elaborately lustrated foreword to Samuel Md| wins coming series Dragging Race,' poem by Edith Miniter,a Imaginable sketch by Wilbur Nesba Thomas Speed Mosby's article youthful criminals, and LlewellH Rees' "Embers From a Burned Mana script" The current events page. "TH Pulse of the World" has been rev4 cd and there are the usual helpiN home department papers, hints to vestors and & resume of the world < sport
 The Woman's Home Companion K especially attractive this month the number has the beautiful $1.52 prize cover by E. Stetson Crawford E Mother and Baby" The coloring subdued but very harmonious and t picture Is sure to appeal to popuF taste. The contents of the number ciude fiction by Jennette Lee, GrsA MacGowan Cooke, Annie Hamilt@ Anthony Hope and other equally WI known writers: especially arrang' article on the Childrer's Theater K New York's East Side tenement q atrict; women ,in business life, distrH nursing and child labor; music aS poetry; household hints; fashik notes; in short, ail the various so
 of reading which 80 to make up < first class family magazine.
 Varied and strong fiotion cen1birR with several important articles maj the fall fiction number of the Metp politan Magazine the best compant one can find for the last days of
 warm weather. Among the importaS articles is sociological study h Broughton Brandenburg, Our GrI Criminal Problem" Other readaI paners are on the worlds most faI ous criminals and the strangest VII CTS which the history of sport Il
 ords. Dr. McElroy continues "1 Mexican War" with stirring acco3' of General Scott's capture of M Cruz, together with his march if| Mexico and the battle of Cerro GorIl
 Ainslee's for September contains
 complete novelette,, serial, ele1
 short stories, besides essays
 poetry, an extraordinary amount su|
 ly for fifteen cents. The serial is
 concluding installment of Roh Kitchens latest and greatest stda
 'Barbary Sheep" Dorothy Dix, af
 a long absence from the magaziI
 appears with a sparkling essay
 "First Aids to Matrimony."
 The Worlds Work for Septeml
 contains special articles on the
 lowing timely topics: Taft as F
 eral Judge" by Eugene P. Lyle.
 "Japan's War Tax" by WalteI
 Kingsley; Hand Crafts That Pay"
 RolIin Lynde Hartt; The Adulte
 tion of Foods," by Dr. Edward
 Ayers, and "The United States
 Porto Rico," by Edgar Allen Forl
 The department, "The March
 Events" is illustrated with
 page portraits of Gov. John A. JoI
 son, Richard A. Ballinger, Willt
 H. s. Wood, and Senor Enrique CT
 The September number of the tionaJ Magazine is filled with