Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-28

wild game are among the pest ever ldheH' |
Among the other articles are Some Amerl-
can Preparatory Schools" by Arthur Ruhl,
THE Proposed Development Of Inland
waterways" by Samuel o. Dunn, "skagen," !
an account Of a Danish village frequented
by painters, by Edith Rickert, and Mo
Here and Louis xiv" by Brander Matthews
In addition to the serial by Maurice Hew-
lett the fiction includes short stories by
Edith Wharton, Nelson Lloyd and Gerald
Chittenden.
The Century for June contains a paper |
by George KEENAN,, reviewing the events
that have taken place in Russia since the
Bloody Sunday" Of January, 1905, and T.
Il. MacMechen and Carl Dionstbach pre-
sent novel forecast Of the possibilities of
aerial warfare. Andrew Carnegie contrib
utes an article on Peace Versus War and
William NJ Chase writes on THE Two
Whlstlers." The fiction includes the serial
by May Sinclair and short stories BY AIDE
lire Knapp and Deborah JOY.
Harper's for June opens with an article
on the origin Of the M6rseillase' by Desh-
Ter Welch and Florence Lucas Sanville
writes on Home Life of the Silk Mill
Workers" Charles w. Furlong contributes
a
Patagonia" and Gaillalrd Hunt writes of
Mrs Madsons First Drawing Room"
The fiction is by Fannie Heaslip Lea,
James Hopper, Winona Godfrey, Caroline
Brett Mclean, with another installment of
the serial, 1.-THE wild Olive"
! With the June number Everybody's cele-
brates it's eleventh birthday, and the end
of the seventh year under the present
ownership. Harris Dickson and Isidore p.
Mantz contribute an article on "Will Your
Widow Get Her Money!" which calls at
teution to the weakness in fraternal life
insurance and how it may be cured. Judge
Ben b. Lindsey answers his critics In
final article and Frederic c. Howe writes
of Cleveland's Golden Rule" chief of
police Among the writer's of short stories
are Eleanor Hallowell Abbott, Donal Ham
ilton Haines and Bessie r. Hoover.
Hampton's for June opens with the story
of Rostands "Chantecler," and Commander
Peary continues his narrative OF THE Dis
covery of the North Pole" Charles Ed
ward Russell has another paper on the
Southern Pacific railroads control of Cali
fornia, and the fiction is contributed by
Frederick Palmer, Ellis Parker Butler and
Charles Belmont Davis.
In the June number of the Strand, George
Edwards writes his "Reminiscences" and
willy Clarkson discourses on the Art OF
Disguise" An anonymous writer contributes
an article on 1.-THE Art Of the British Work
ing Man." and another series of life.sizet
portraits is given. The fiction is clever
and interesting.
In the World magazine for June, sharl
fishing, bear hunting, show boating, swim
ming ETC.. are all dealt with, and Laurence
: ID. Young affirms that a man accomplished
the superhuman task Of swimming thu
Whirlpool Rapids of Niagara. Other articles
include an account of the little know
kingdom of Ternate and the "Enchantet
: Islands"
The World Today for June contain
:, 1.-THE Elimination Of Craft by Brand Whit
= lock; what the English Have Done 70
~ Egypt" by Henry c. Morris; "Pioneerin
= Universal Brotherhood" 1.-THE Security o
4 Investments in Mexico" by Theodore X
> Long; Health for the Makers of Healt
~ Foods" by Truman Armstrong; THE Han
= vest Moon" by Augustus Thomas, an
N "A Holiday in Norway" by Carton Foster
a., Lippincotts for June opens with a stor
!, by Marie Louise Goetchius. entitled "Frar
az cine" and among the short stories al
10 THE Headstone of the Corner" by EIDE
IA Philpotts; "a Cabin and a Claim" by WI
Of Lexington Comfort; "Stage-Struck," b
on Lucy Coplnger; Or. Blodgett's Duty" b
,ir Arthur Stanley Riggs THE Chauffeur
he by Eleanor M. Ingram and "Bluebear
al Closets" by Elizabeth Maury Coombs.
le The June Smart Set contains a ne
ut story by Baroness Won Hutton, ar
cd among the short stories contributed ar
ne THE Strategists,' by Ellen Duval
% Twenty Minutes" by Lucine Finch; g
m Bottle of YQuem" by T. d. Pendleto
ct and For the Girl Back North" by E
III ward Marshall
IL Other features are a one act play
ms Edmund Elliott Sheppard, and verse al
lly sketches by Theodosia Garrison, Arth
IF, strnger and Elizabeth Payne.
as In the Delineator for June the speci
an articles are: THE Man Who Has Rev
er. lutionzed Five Hundred Sunday Schools
ow by Allen II. Benson; "The Theater-
c" School for Discipline" by Louise Gloss
The Hale. and Women in the Indian Ser
The ice." by Francis T. Leupp.
Ing A Klpllng story leads the fiction a
ore there are short stories by Alice Droy
rus and Majorie L. c. Pickthall. There g
u.s. the usual number of fashions shown a
" the special departments are unusually
va terestlng.
re- In the Woman's Home Companion
os- June, Grace 8. Richmond begins a new
us nance, and among the writer's of sh
las stories are Annie Hamilton Donnrll, Ma
geo Hastings, Hubert Footner and Fan
Sn' Heaslip Lea. The.special departments
'nc filled with timely and good advice. W
sn' the usual number of fashions by Grl
'"s Margaret Gould.
nu-
ues The Columbian magazine opens with
lch article by Edward Marshall entitled ~
tut Truth About Theodore Roosevelt q
IOle Mrs, Quinby the wife OF New Hampshir
OF governor, writes briefly in behalf OF '
ana man. Former Governor Francis appe
lug to the south to achieve and hold the pit
.tu- which belongs TO It in our union of stat
Nee and Or, William T, Hornaday. director
~ the New York geological park, DESERT