Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-15
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The May Wide World maintains 80
reputation as good magazine. A. =
medium for keeping in touch with ~ !.
different countries OF the globe 1t L, M, 4
surpassed. The present number taxa,
us 70 such widely separated points an
northern Nigeria, the State of Bhuta,,
Hudson Il bay territory, Sydney, San
Francisco. Switzerland, Austra,ia ..
Japan, Bombay, Tangier, colora,S
China. etc A particularly irlterestfn..
article is that by the we'll known VA.
correspondent, Reginald Wyon, on "Th.
SSportsmen OF tile Near East. M
Wyon spent some considerable lima
among the fierce yet logable peoplss
Of the cockpit Of Europe aud a.
clares that though they have practiS.
ally no games, aus we understand them.
yet they are sportsmen to the core,
with man-killing and the dance as the,r
favolite pastin,es! AN interesting ac.
count Of the work done by the famoua
dogs OF the Great st. Bernard HosnIca
Is contributed by n. ). Shepstone. mo
Sydney Flying Machine" Is the. stof,,
of as remarkable a hoax as was ever
fperpetrated. The number contains Il
stories and articles. -sS-s5 Duane ST.,
Now York.
Hannis Taylor opens the May n,,1nber
of the North American Review with !
striking article on "a New Era in Lera, !
& Development" Gertrude Atherton ID.
scribes the career of "Nicolai petro.
syieh Rezanov." showing how Russia
!, nearly acquired our Pacific coast. In
n contribution entitled Separation or
Church and State: A Policy or a prin.
ciple 2" the Rev. William Shoenfeld, ra-
plying to Cardinal Gibbons article on
The Church and the Republic" en-.
n ~,
lie who Is loyal to the teachings OF his
church cannot give true allegiance 10
the Republic. Frederick L. Hoffman
seeks to interpret the Significance Of
9.The Decline OF the Birth Rate Ed j
ward Porrltt, in Canada and the
Payne Bill, seeks to determine TIL. In
8huence of tariff revision on the trade
Z between the United States and the Do
nlinion. Charles Johnston defends tho
position and the work of9S"'The English
in India.' Ewing Winslow discusses
Philippines. w. A. burlington at.
tempts to determine what ought 10 be
The Church's Attitude toward Mental
Healing O. II. Wisner writes Of
The Experiment in Constitutional Gov
eminent In China. p Albert e. P!llsbury
justifies against recent criticism THE
War Amendments to the Constitution"
@lIouls GfNNtndmuller raises a warning
against { Dangers Lurking in Wood
Piles, pointing to the abnormal losses
by fire In the United States. Albert
schinz considers the question, .sWill
English DO the International Ian
gnage 2. Henry White examines the
situation which confronts labor In con-
sequence of 1.-THE Crisis in SIInionisnl..''
In the literary department the follow
ing books are noticed. Cartwrights
$'.Bladassar.e Castig lione;"9 Dennistouns
Memoirs Of the Dukes OF Urbino.s'
Horsburgh's Lorenzo the Magnificent
and Florence In Her Golden Age;i'sa'Me.
MORALS OF Susanna and Catherine
6Nvinlsworth;" Hall Gaines My story
Lang's The Maid of France Louise
Closer Hale's The Actress Lockes
'septimus,' and Anne D. Sadgwicks
'Anabel Channice.' The department
of World Politics contains commun-
cations from London, Berlin and Wash
ngton.--F'rnnklin Square, New York.