The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-18

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 Ainslee's offers complete novel '"rhe International" by w. A. Fraser. and entertaining short stories by Ralph D. Paine, Austin Adams, Owen Oliver, Johnson Morton, and others. Rupert Hughes contributes First Aids to the 
 Outing has picturesque description of Poughkeepsie's Great Day'-the day of the college boat races-by Ar thur Ruhl. Other leading articles are The Tent Dwellers," by Albert Bige- low Paine; Our Call to the Country" by Ernest Russell; How to Correct Protruding Collar Bones," by Dr. w. K. c. Latson: Coaching on the Great North Road" by Walter Hale.
 In Appletons Trumbul White tells How the Newspapers Handle National John T. McCutcheon has some thoughts and cartoons on Grad uatlon Day. pr. Howard A. Kelly of Johns Hopkins University writes of My Faith" The changes in corpora ton ideals are set forth under the heading, The First Twentieth Century Revolution" Other articles are "The Price Women Pay for Liberty" tho New Winning of the West" Across Europe by Motor Boat"
 The Metropolitan's leading article Is "The National Conventions and the Country" by Charles Wadsworth Camp. What Christian Science Claims Is stated at some length by Mrs. Eddy's secretary, the Rev. Irving c. Tomllnson. Eustace Miles explains How to Keep in God Condition With out Expense An account of "Jeffer- son Davis at west Point" is contribute ed by Prof Walter L. Fleming. Tho Story of the Knickerbocker Trust Com pany" is told by Jackson Cross.
 The Strand contains a new install- ment of Sir John Hares "reminiscences and an article on "The Highlanders of East Africa" by Winston Spencer Churchill. "The New Color Photogra- phy" is described and illustrated Other papers of interest are "The Olympic Champions" Dog Stories," How a Picture Is Composed" W. W. Jacobs, F. P, Bell, and F. Nesbit are among the fiction contributors.
 The cover design of the June num- Der of the Burr Mcintosh Monthly Is a portrait of Miss Christie McDonald in character study of Miss Hook of Holland" and is exquisitely repro- duced In full colors. Among the other color pages are portraits of Miss Michelena in Japanese costume, scene from Lake Tahoe. Cal, and the usual installment of the series of child pictures in colors by Marguerite Downing. This number contains a fine portrait of Archbishop Farley with an interesting series of fine pie lures and an article on the "Centen- nial of the Catholic Church of New York" which was recently celebrated.
 "A New Remedy for Marital Un- rest" Is the title of leading article in June Nautilus (Holyoke). The author presents novel remedy for marriage troubles. Ella Wheeler Wilcox contributes a poem entitled ''The Way" A notable series of ar- ticles on child training, entitled Re- ligious Education for New Thought Children" begins in this number. Leading editorials are entitled Com ing Your Way" 'fLifes Gift Horses" Recognizing No Limitations" Tho Bark on the Tree" and ITO Insure Joy-Kerma." A special meditation" by Florence Morse Kingsley and sev- eral interesting departments make up the balance of the magazine.
 Lincoln Steffens heads the list of contributors to the fifth anniversary number of Everybody's with an ex- position of the views of President Roosevelt, Secretary Taft and Senator LeFollette. There are also articles on Convict Camps of Georgia wives of rich men and a good supply of completed stories. Poetry Is repre- sented By Arthur Strlnger's Habit" Charles Buxton Goings "A Hidden Threshold" and Herbert Kaufman's Make Good" And Wallace Irwin has some humorous verses, appropriately
 illustrated. Indeed the illustrations throughout are notable.
 In Harper's Waldemar Kaempffert tells of a scientific discovery, 'The Pressure of Sunlight" V. Stefannson gives an account of "Wintering Among the Eskimos" Frederick Hlll con- tinues his history of Wall street. Charles H. Caffln praises the art of Edmund c. Tarbell. Other articles are: "A Glimpse of the Clipper-Ship Days" by Capt. Arthur H. Clark; The Correct Use of Words" by Prof. Lounsbury; "Proclivties and Com punctions," by Edward L. Martin. Mrs. Humphrey Wards serial is con- tinued and there are eight short stor- les.
 Broughton Brandenburgs Tho Menace of the Red Flag" leads tho special articles in the Broadway Mag azine. Other papers deal with tho temperance crusade, lavish weddings of American heiresses, disease In the