Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-19
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

In the Atlantic Monthly for Febru-
airy the first instaument Of the Diary
Of Gideon Welles, Lincoln's Secretary
Of the Navy, gives the reader a strlk-
ing picture OF the Presidents serenity
admldst the constant chickering's OF his
Cabinet, and tells the facts OF the
Cabinet intrigue headed by Chase and
Stanton for the ousting of Mcclellan
from the command OF the Army OF the
Potomac A paper by J. o. Pagan,
deals with the necessity Of educating
the labor unions tn the knowledge Of
their employers business w. Gamer
on Forbes, Nlcc-EoNcrnOr OF the Phil
lppines reviews a decade OF American
rule in the Islands. giving facts and
figures for the consideration OF Anti
Imperialists. AN Experiment In Pop
ulatinn' by Walter Weyl shows the
French argument for investing Ia
bonds rather than Ia babies, while the
subject OF education is represented by
an article on the impracticality Of a
practical education by Dean Birge Of
the University OF Wisconsin, and by
delightful memories Of Agassiz's teach
ing by the late Professor Shaler. Red
fern Mason contributes an article on
Musical Suggestion. Mrs. Meynells
paper on the country OF Edmund
spenser and William Carrot Browns
"The Beaten Track" viii prove among
the alluring articles Of the month
I Park ST. Boston.
The February number 81 Recreation,
which contains many notable articles
OF interest t0 AN outdoor enthusiasts,
Is now Tor sale By an newsdealcrs. one
need not be a specialist Ia any branch
Of sport 10 enjoy and profit by the
seasOnable articles and stories in this
issue, but February Recreation takes
care OF AN classes OF spurtsmen. Every
one % its many photographs Is unusual
different. and AN Of them were made
by people who have been there A
partial list OF the good things which
appear In Recreation for February is
as follows: Photographic Big Game
as Recreation" by Charles NJ. Whit
ney. "Recreation's Point Of View
CEdit1rlaD; Motoring by Searchlight
by Harry WiikIu Perry; THE River OF
Feathers by Charles Frederick Hold
er. Where t0 Go t0 Hunt la Florida.
by T. NJ Sanduskyi Hunting the King
OF ClOudHud. by ~. A Richards
Pictorial Cross sections Of Life iu "a
Minnesota Logging Camp" by n. a
Bllor, 'rhe Recreation Housetent.' hy
"a. ID. HemeuWay; Through Grand
Canyon lu "a sixteen-Foot Boat" by
Day Allen Wiley. "Give Me Book M
summer Time verso) by r. p. Mill
er, international Lawn Tennis by
JungIes of Nicaragua" by George N
smith; "Why Not be- lndependeut2" by
Raymond r. spears "a West Thirty
ninth street, New York
The d4uger which menaoes our oco-
nom.gal future is graphically described
BOB The Giant Trust of the Future an
Illustrated article hy Earl Mayo which
De- offered 90 the readers of the Feb
ruary Metropolitan Magazine. "A Pivot
~ imperialism" By NJ l.. Harding,
tells n definite manner Of Malta,
Euglauds key to che suez canal and
the Ear east The presence OF the
North Atlantic Squadron in the Medl-
terranean Seal this month makes This
article hl the more valuable 90 those
Who have followed the fortunes 0f
our ships and sailors The Inspiration
of japan hy Herbert q. Pointing, d "a
delightfully."- Illustrated study of the
mystery ana traditions of the Island
Empire Tho last Love Letters Of
George sand and Alfred "a Musset"
appear Boz this numbers West 29th
ST., Ncw YORK