Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-17

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ment. and very dramatic one is told !
by Neil Montrose, IL Is called The |
Crew Of the Flash Maurice I.e-
blanc's recital Of the exploits Of Arsene
Lupn- the master villain, ends In this
issue Albert Dorftngton has a funny |
story of - Bulldog and captain oil
sen" a detective story paralcllnr
remarkable New York crime is mar.
rated by Ross Beeckman Tho popu-
lar concludes with "A rafting sea story
by Morsan Robertson
The September number Of current
Literature presents an unusually strong
appeal flr AN readers this month Not
alone will n prove Accordingly interest
ing to the student ~ politics. but 90
every man and woman for whom lifo
Stil means % pressing forward and uu.
ward. Unique in its treatment of the
real news Of tho world from which 100
tho worthless features have been care.
fully eliminated emincuty readable lu
us effective portrayal Of the notapICs
IN the public eve; era vely serious I'm its
discussion Of scientific subjects. iu.
tcrsely Illuminating in us studio. OFF re-
lIe.ous problems, slugularly brilliant IN
tho field ~ drama wherein Us given
much of the actual dialogue of Chan
tcCler'--thc great play Of the century
and remarkably vital I'M It's nresenta-
tion OF some II the now leading ideas iu
her Of this popular eclectic magazine b.
indeed am epoch making issue. bhio.s
0yciting campaign, the dreadful TRACE
dy OF Mayor Gaynor's attempted assas-
siuation, and the situation iu spain
brought about hy tho recent uttcranCes
OF the pope are but a few ot the lead
ms features In the openlnE pages a
sympathetic study Of Victor Berger the
organizer ~ Socialist victory In NIL
wuukee. and Of the new prince Of Wales,
together with an account Of the para
dogicai personality Of Pope Plus form a
strong trio in tho very heart ~ the
magazine Selected at random appear
such stimulating and suggestive topics
as The Position Of the Negro Amongst
the Human Races what should BE
Done with criminals 2' should Genius
re Tnd0Wol"" "a Notable Brief Tor
Rstionalsu." THE vital Import ~
Esthetics ms Illustrated by Flaubort
and Blake Rostand's much talked of
"Chanteclor' mentioned above, ana an
other Of Audreycv's thrilling stories
Life rs So Beautiful To the Rcsurrect-
cd" which closes tho number.
While Smiths Magazine" Is always
fun Of bright and entertaining ma
terial. the October number Is especially
attractive The 10 portraits of theatri-
cal celebrities a feature of "Smltn
are this month exceptionally well
selected The novelette,. entitled,
Journey Ends Is by that clever
writer, Anne O'Hagan, and tells in a
sparkling manner the story ~ the re-
Cancellation OF husband and wife
who. through "a misunderstanding, had
long been separated. Charles Battrell
LOOMS has one of his admirable SER
mons. which are both witty and in
structive-this time on imaginary
| Evils" AT the Junction of the Brant h
VN..HI H.
| itdl little theatrical story with an un-
| expected ending. Edward BoltWuod is
| at his best iu the humorous West
| ern story, Rule, Britannia AS II
| Was Recorded. 10y W. h. NJ Ferguson,
| lis an excellent blend of comedy and
| pathos Virginia Middleton, In Din
| ncr at the Wurden's,' tells IN "a power
| fuI way the meeting between a peaeu-
! fu society woman and prisoner a
| ulltn MhUu HuI Iule NUnlts .dd Iutncu
| years before. holman 4. bab une oi
| tnc IeduIng numOrlsts ul thv tuuhti5I
| mas another Oh nls innultdutr N.'P 81
| sptoul stories IN 'ohoubuateU D. e.''
| saints. 20 "a ruend e -AuNlDe, 10 r~'
| ugnlIul little COMEDY ~ hduel4"'
| buugys. rupert husnva No"t.3,a ''i'
| duaUtpugiy 4uteIta ans iid uIiblud
| -,t4aI II me- ttlt-NNllt. "kuusuuCr lu
| trstauraut, uy LuItu Sumtuers ~
| utgraIt, tells IVA an amusing mamie
| Inc innocent urtdtOuS 81 tWO schHo
| glrls. IN "A Golden ACCiucnt, Mcrte
| a. Dodd relates how a miner rescuc'
| six girls whose rig had Droken down
| and the amazing results thereof, KOS
| inante," by Hudegarde Lavender. u
| surigntly narrative OF how suburban
| ,Oupie attempted 10 keep horse. Yer.
| entertaining and amusing, also, d
"lhe Dieting OF Mrs. Nallum,' by RIOS,
| Ellen Hdlett Besides all this smitn
| for october is especially rlch IN poetry
| Wallace Irwin contributes one OF M
| laughable nautical jingles, and Their
| are poems by Richard ID. Tlttmann
Margaret Belle Houston, JEANNE Pen
dleton Ewing, and Elizabeth Newpor
Hepburn.
The Metropolitan Magazine" make
its September issue a iiction NUMBER
which, as the magazine appears q
| mid August, Is stnslple Gtpf'ui'
| GauVerneur Norris leads the Notion us
| with "'rhc Wise Miss Darlington
darinEly original story of Newport lit'
| An unusually good adventure stor
| called "The Money Maker Is confirm
utad by a new writer Henry 70
, ward Foods Johnny Staples aud IN
! Suffraglsts' is a lsughable takeou. %
the same order Is Marriage as fll
| Art" in which Eugene Wood IL al HI
best. Beverly the nations summit
capital. Is one Of the society coloni'
seasonably described in "A Socl'
pilgrimage
baseball the one live hot-weath'
topic. is again featured i'm the Septen
| her metropolitan" with an article /
"Hughie" Jennings. the Detroit mar
ager. on WHO VIII Win the Pennai
i'm the American League?'
The critical review OF the Tart A.
ministration Is continued in 'Spendif
, the Peoples Money" an account OF Il
economies u progress In the Nario'
departments At Washington. CleN'
. land Monet makes good reading
. the fIagenbeck wild animal farm
, Hamburg. which is illustrated with Il
, teresting photographs. Numerous pie
urrs and the illustrated department
T give to the Metropolitan SUNNI
b number an attractive variety.
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