Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-27
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"The most beautiful queen on any
throne this is what Kellogg Durland
calls the Empress of Russia, in his
great series of articles, entitled 1.-The
Romance of an Empress" which be-
gins in the Woman's Home Companion
for September. Mr.. Durland. who is
the author of 1.-The Red Reign spent
year In Russia, getting together all the
facts of the romantic and sad life of
the most powerful queen in the world
In this issue Irving Bachelor begins
a new series of cricket tales. which bids
fair to be even more popular than was
his famous "Eben Holden" Other
stories are THE Golden Wedding" by
Alice Brown: 1.-THE Derelict," by Juliet
Mirror" by Hubert Footner; Dare
You to Love Met by Annie Hamilton
Donnel, and The Minister'S Barrels"
by Hettle Bosley Goldrick Jack Lon
don on his trip around the world which
he Is making for the Woman's Home
Companion in his little boat, the Shark,
has stopped long enough to send to the
magazine from far-off Tahiti a descrip-
ton of The Nature Man" whom he
ran across I'm that distant Pacific is
land Jean Webster. who wrote when
Patty Went to College" has been in
Japan and tells in the September num-
Der how she, with three or four girl
friends set up housekeeping in THE
House of Wistaria Water" Paderewski
has selected for Campion readers tho
best program of modern Polish music,
which is accompanied by the full music
of one of the most beautiful of the
numbers in the great pianist's pro-
gram: "Stojowsk's Folk Dance Tho
September number Is the great fall
fashion number of Woman's Home
Companion, and contains many things
of interest for every woman.-Madison
Square, New York.
The September Centurys leading
article is the first popular account
given to the public of the Wright
Brothers aeroplane written by them
selves and literally illustrated with
pictures from photographs supplied by
the authors. OF far reaching interest
and importance in the September
Century Is the discussion of "The Fu-
ture Wheat Supply Of the United
States" by Edward G. Parker. of the
University of Minnesota Agricultural
Experiment station. He points out the
many means which may be utilized TO
meet the future demands for wheat,
prophesying that agriculture, still only
In it's infancy is bound sooner or later
to have a rapid and widespread de-
yelopmcnt. and that the limit of its
possibilities viii be extended by each
succeeding generation. Since writing
the article Mr. parker has been called
to Mauchurla By the Chinese author
tiles TO organize an experiment sta
tIon. Two notable biographical ar
ticlos In the September Century are
William II. Cooks "reminiscences OF
Andrew Johnson in the White
House" written by Margarita Spal-
ding Gerry. and The Early Life OF
Robert Fulton" by Alice Crary SUIT
citc, great granddaughter of the in
ycntor, Tho "reminiscences of Lady
Randolph Churchill' are in September.
as In the previous months an absorb
ngly interesting feature of the mag
aziue Madison Square. New York.
whats Bred IN the Bone" the
novelette, in YOung's Magazine for
September hits public interest in a
day whom the sins of heredity are held
responsible Tor the sorrows of human
ity, A grim tale of the under life OF New
York rs I'm the Black and Tan" pitt
less iu It's realism, brutal picture of
brute. an almost grewsome story OF
hc0St IN the form Of man unlighton-
cd 10y a spark OF soul Reading IL, YOU
VIII hang shiyCriug on every word. IN
clover contrast is THE Satterlca AZ
fair" by Fred Jackson, quaint,
dainty love story. "rhc Claimant" nv
\ingie u. Roe Is a story of adventure
ana love I'm the high places OF the
world. Vividly rejecting tho atmos-
phoro II the smart sot' and the mad
swing Of reckless pleasure. Carmen
of the Highway BY Richard Harold
Warner. is am entertaining story I'm the
number li8 summer tale Of biz
ARE Newport function Of the yellow
ron ana o. lady adventures" who
WORKS her way into The center of the
exclusive HrT and tbpu 1I4avt.,,,,.. Go,