Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-02
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The following il the list or contents
OF Harpers Magazine for April THE
Courtyards OF Paris, by Vance Thomp-
son. "a Change OF Heart. a story. Har-
riett Prescott Spofford; The Passing OF
the Florida Alligator" A. w. Dlmock;
"a Princess OF Kent" story Marjorie
Bowen The Story Of a street." l.
Wall street In the Days OF the Dutch,
Frederick Trevor Hill; The Readlust-
inent." a story. Mary AUSTIN The Inn
mortal a poem, ELLEN Glasgow; THE
French Element In English" Thomas
II. Lcunsbury; Julia Bride" story
In two parts,-part 3 Henry James;
"The Art OF Thomsa w. DewinE.
Charles H. Caffln; Greater Love
story, Justus Miles Forman; "UmbIa.
poem, Brian Hooker. The Testing OF
Diana Mallory" a novel, (cntinued),
Mrs Humphry Ward; '-l'he Way of
Dream" a poem. RlcaA.d lsr Gallionne;
The surplus" "a story, Norman Dun
can; The Church or Aiafat' Henry
w Nevlnson: Versus the Same"
story Margaret sutton Brlscoe; How
the Brain Works" Edward a. Ayres,
AM, MID; "The Mother Bird,
story, Muriel Campbell Dyar; Editors
Easy Chair" w. d. Howells; EDITORS
study and Editors Drawer. fiar-
per s. Bros, New York.
The American Magazine for April
has an interesting article on "Roose-
welt" by TX" Who Is 'kP Mr..
Dooley'' on Tho Temperance Wave"
shows how whisky knocks the dot off
your little ! and makes q capital letter
OF you. Then THE interpreter takes
up the follies Of fanatical prohibition
lists Ray Stannard Baker on The
Tragedy OF the Mulatto' presents story
after story like that OF the well known
white actress who. when she goes TO
Boston, secretly visits her negro rela-
lives. Lincoln Steffena tells how De
tective Burns caught the crooks in
San Francisco. In THE Case Against
Mars Prof. Jacuby Of Columbia uni
versity attempts to prove that Lowell
has been rash In his conclusions that
there are canals, and perhaps men, on
Mars. The lowell photographs or
Mars arc only hree-sixteenths OF an
inch in diameter The larger pictures
are drawings made from visual obsel'-
vatons, and one is apt to see through q
telescope what one wants To see Prof.
Jacoby illustrates this by an account OF
what Low ell thought he SAW on Venus
q. few wears ago. The Pilgrims Scrip
and Bishop williams on THE Bible
Have We Lost IT." are spicy reading.
The fiction is spirited. Josephine las
kan Bacon's new serial, An Idyll OF
All Fools Day" is lovely. but no more
r. NJ. Crosby S41 Fifth Ave-, New
York.
The April Bohemian with its nine
short stories and splendid illustrations,
it's special articles and the good Sc
lection OF humorous material, is one
of the hest issues yet of this monthly
Two OF the short stories are clever
productions ono is entitled The
only Girl and the Other Fellow, by
Edwin J.. Sabln. Another, THE Com
ing of the Silence is by James Fran
els. Other stores are; The Young
Person" by Fannie Heaslip Lea, thor
oughly clever; THE Service OF the
Temple" by Eleanor NJ. Ingram an
Easter-time love story az delicate as
frost work; "A Domestic Waterloo,
serio-comedy of married life, by
Z. Irving Fletcher; "A Bin OF EX-
change" by r, Leonard Nicholson,
an Ingenious burglar story. MISS
Mabel Taliaferro writes of My Yester-
DAVIS" New York Without the
Wherewithal." is a statement based
upon fact OF the predicament n Well
born Englishman found himself In In
New York when overtaken by the re-
cent panic An account of The
Princeton Tiger" with many illustra-
lions. by its editor Is the sixth In the
series Of Humorous College Journal
iym.-Si South Clark St, Chicago.