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tographs in the public schools Is al
so a timely and important topic
which Is discussed at length. Other
distinctive articles are Gum-Bichru-
mate Printing, Ozobrome Prints
from p. o. =. Possible, Disadvant-
ages OF Working in Miniature, Home
Portraiture Using an Ordinary Win
dow, Some Notes on Composition in
Landscape. The issue contains 3
wealth OF beautiful illustrations,
and the usual departments are
bright, timely and instructive. Price
10 cents OF any news or photo sup
Fly dealer.
Homes and Children.
The Delineator, Americas great
est woman's magazine, continues its
rescue campaign for the children
who have no homes, and women that
have no children.
The list OF waits who have become
famous, says the June Delineator,
is long one. II includes Sir Henry
Stanley, Queen Catherine, the Good,
Alexander Hamilton, Rosa Bonheur,
Edgar Allen Poe, Rachel, Leonardo
da Vinci. and dates back as far as
Moses. All these were homeless
children-children who II left TO
fate would undoubtedly have irlfted
into evil ways. Instead they have
lived TO add glory TO their names and
have contributed 20 the knowledge
OF the world az large through the
fruits OF their genius.
May Craftsman.
The Craftsman for May offers as
lending feature "Frederlk Van Fed
en-; Poet. Novelist and Practical
Communist" IL is a forcefu pre-
sentation OF the personality and
work OF this versatile man who re-
Gently came TO America TO lecture
about communism and It's actual
practice in Holland. II is illustrated
by new ana interesting portrait OF
the man himself-How Oir govern
ment is concerned in develor.Hg the
Indian as a worker and bringing him
abreast of present-day conditions IN
the West Is told in THE North
American Indian as a Lahorer," by
c. III. Forbes-Lindsay, who shows In
an interesting way what the Indian
is doing now and wherein lies his
hope for the future.--The many
things in which a big government IS
interested are not generally known
by busy citizens of that government.
Some OF the activities of our own
United States are set forth In force
ful manner in The Craftsman for
May. This article contains statistics
and general Information OF the ut
most practical value TO anyone con
csrned in farming, fruit-growing,
manufacturing, labor, immigration
or the sotences.-An interesting art
feature in the May Craftsman pre-
sents the work of Horatio Walker,
the Canadian artist who sees the
life of simple as Millet did. IL is ad-
mirably illustrated by reproductions
of four of Walkers pictures "A
haunting story by Mary Heaton
Worse of two imaginative children
appears in The Craftsman for May.
IL Is called The End of the Make
Believe. How a New York factory
girl fees about her work and what
she sees in IL TO make life worth
while Is amusingly and .cleverly told
I'm the Craftsman for May.
Outing for May.
The Outing magazine for May Is
not only readable from cover 10 COW
er but II has several articles that
will prove TO be particularly informs
ing and useful 10 anyone who has
a wholesome interest in present DAY
life and concerns.
Miss Agnes c. Laut has another H.
Eliminating paper in the series on
The New Spirit OF the Farm. T"
Herein Miss Laut describes the sec
ret of the noteworthy success that
has attended the efforts OF Wiscon-
SIN and Iowa in corn growing. She
shows how the new spirit has doubl-
ed and trebled the corn production
of an acre. She does not .indulae