Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-28

Charles william wallace writes on shake
speare and the Blackfriars," and Charles
Haskins Townsend contributes "Chame-
Icons OF the Sea" The fiction is by Edith
Wharton. Charles u. Stewart, May Sin
clair and W. T. Nichols, and among the
contributors OF poems are Richard Wat
son Glider, Henry Austin, Shelly Paterson
and Charles T. Rogers.
Everybodys for September opens with an
lnstallment Of a new series of articles by
Lincoln steffens. Guy II. Seull has an ar.
ticle on "Lassooing wild Animals in AZ
rIcs,' G.. w. ogden writes on Bringing in
the Fleece" and Franklin Clartin has a
paper on The Greedy Game OF Getting
Things Through" Among the contributors
OF fiction are o. Henry. Walter Pritchard
Eaton, Henry Allyn, Arthur Train and
Henry b. Fuller. There is the usual re-
view OF books and departments.
The September American has an article
on THE Lorimer Scandal by c. S. Ray
.mond, and Stewart Edward White contrib
utes The Case Against Ballinger Cleared
Up." There is another instalment of Jane
Adams photographed Notes" stories
are contributed by Charles r. Barnes,
and the departments are unusually inter
setting.
Hampton's for September contains an
other installment OF Commander Peary's
narrative of the discovery of the North
Pole and Charles Edward Russell has a
paper on The Railroad Machine as 1t
Works Now" Harris Merton Lyon writes
on I'm Reno Riotous," and the fiction is
by Alice Brown, Arthur Stringer, John
Fleming, Mary Heaton Worse and George
Fitch.
The Metropolitan magazine makes its
September issue fiction number. Gou-
verneur Morris leads the list with THE
Wise Miss Darlington" The Money
Maker is contributed by a new writer.
Henry Edward Roods Johnny Staples and
Suffragists' is a laughabe take-off, and on
the same order is Marriage as a Fine
Art" by Eugene Wood. Beverly is one of
the society colonies described In "A Social
Pilgrimage" and base ball is featured by
an article by "Hughie" Jennings, on who
Will Win the Pennant in the American
Lacquer"
In the Wide World Magazine for Septem-
Der Charles F. Saunders relates his two
weeks experience among the Navajo In
dams; Douglas Carruthers continues his
Adventures in Unknown Arabia" and
Henry Hale tells the story of how an
American boy became a king. Mrs. Maturin
continues her Caravan Tour" and among
other articles are Hippo Hunting on Lake
Nyassa" and Sport in British Columbia"
The Strand for September contains stories
by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and w. w.
Jacobs, and among other contributors OF
fiction are c. c. Andrews, c. H. Bovill,
Charles Garvice, olivia Ray. Elizabeth
Banks and e. Nesbit. The articles are in
teresting and timely.
Llppineott's for September opens with
THE Mischief of Time" by Dorothea
Deakin, and among the short stories are
"Flaherty's Promotion" by Burton Egbert
Stevenson; 1.-THE Woman or the Spider" by
Will Lexington Comfort; THE Inspiration, y
by Anna Peacock, and 1.-THE Brown Paper
Parcel" by Karl Won Kraft. Poems are
contributed by David Potter, William
struthers and George Benedict, and oval
nuts and Wine" is unusually interesting.
The September Smart Set begins publ
cation of e. Phillips Oppenheim's new
serial Havoc" and there is a complete
novel by Wyndham Martyr. Among the
writer's of short stories are Gouverneur Nor
ris, Van Tassel Sutphen. David Gault Fred
Jackson, Mrs. Oscar Beringer and Cath
crime II. Wrenshall.
In the Delineator for September Woods
Hutchinson, NJ. D., writes on THE Danger
Line in Patent Medicine;" John Warren
tells of Women Who Are Making Musical
America" and Harrison Rhodes has a pa
per on Americans Abroad" The fiction
includes "out of the wilderness" by Dor
othy Garfield Love and Mademoiselle
Clemence." by Helen Sterling Thomas
"The Brother Man" by Zona Gale, and
Mary Stewart Cuttings serial, 1.-THE I'm
foreseen" There are the usual number OF
up-to-dRte fashions and departments.
The Woman's Home Companion for Sep
tenber opens with story by Hubert Foot
ner, and there are short stories by Mary
Hastings, Annie Hamilton Donnell and
Grace Keen. Miss Gould, the fashion ed
itor, shows all the points of the autumn
styles, and new department, Home Dec
grafton and Handicraft." win serve as al
inspiration for the home-lover.
The September number Of Country Life II
America contains an article by Enos
Mills on AT the Streams Source" anC
William Miller writes on bringing thu
Country to the City" Among the othe
articles are THE Abandoned Farm in New
Hampshire" by Ex-Governor Frank Yves
Rollins; Raising Queen Bees for Law
ing" by ID. Everett Lyon. and ''The Hous'
OF Vanishing Rooms by Margaret H
Pratt.
The World Today for September OPEN
with "rhe Lure Of the Direct Primary
and Brand whitlock has an article on "rh
City and the Public Utility Corporation