Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-20
August Magazines

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The North American Review for August
contains an article by the editor, us
Roosevelt an Asset or a Liability" and
Rev. Percy S. Grant has a paper on What
the workingmen Want" John Barrett
writes on IAN America" and Francis
Perry Elliott DISCUSSES shall the Natio-
Take Thought for Tomorrow" Recent
events in English politics are analysed by
Sidney Brooks. and there are the usual
book reviews.
The August Bookman contains the usual
comment on matters of literature, Gardner
Teall writes on The German ex-LibSists,"
Bailey Willard contributes San Francisco
in Fiction" and George Jean Nathan has
paper on Journalistic 'Morgues'." The
review Of now books is especially inter
esting.
The Strand for August contains articles
by Egor Saaonoff Lord Roberts, Sir John
French and Sarah Bernhardt and Harry
FurHiss illustrates some amusing stories of
the stage. The fiction is by clever and in
teresting writer's with the last installment
Of the serial by A. L. w. Mason.
! In the Metropolitan for August Johnnie
Evers has a paper on who Will Win the
Pennant in the National Lacquer" Fred
eric Thompson writes on Amusing the
People,. and James Barnes contributes a
retrospect on Fifth Avenue" The fiction
is by Gouverneur Morris. Stephen French
| Whitman and Jacques Futrelle.
The August Wide World magazine contains
! articles on Unknown Arabia" The
Mysterious Ruined cities of Yucatan,' The
| Pumpkin Festival at Nice "Witchcraft
! in Wales" "A Tragedy in the Gulf
| Stream" THE Lure Of Cold The
| Queen Mothers Plot" Jeff Kent out
law" and 1.-THE Execution Of Ming Wo."
The Worlds Work for August contains
the usual comment on the march of events
and articles by Edward A. Rumeley.
Hurbert Bruce Fuller, Samuel w. Evans
and Luther H. Gulick, M. D. Charles w.
Eliot has a paper on Two Hindrances to
| Peace" A. w. Page tells How the
Wrights Discovered Flight" and William
Bayard Hale has a paper on THE Colonel
and John Bull
The August Bookkeeper contains the
| usual review and comment, and among the
articles contributed are THE Traction En-
cine on an Irrigation Farm" 1.-THE School
| savings Bank" 1.-THE Ten Laws OF Sue
cess" 1.-THE Machiery of Census Taking,
.'Jncle Sam and His System Of Account
ing" and THE Rage of the Damage
Suit"
In the Wide World for August Littell
| McClurR tells of the work OF the Pay
grounds association and Catherine Frances
Cavanagh writes on the Bureau Of South
! American Republics.
There ia an article on the life Of John
Wanamaker by P. Harvey Middleton; and
carl A. Nowak contributes article on
the Psychology of Dreams. The fiction is
! sunplied by Beatrice York Houghton,
Eleanor H. Porter, E. M. Jameson, Eliza
beth Speer and Julia Truitt Bishop.
The August American magazine contains
"some Tennis Champions" by Arthur S.
PIER and Jane Adams writes OF work
among the poor. George Fitch has an ar
ticle about "Our Cruelty to Presidents"
/ and the fiction is contributed by James OPP
penheim, j. c. Snaith, John Fleming WIZ
son and David Grayson. The departments
are especially interesting.
In the Atlantic for August, HoDerI tduBn
BENSON writes on Catholicism and the Flu
ture." Samuel McCord Crothers has paper
I'm Praise of Politicians" Guglielimo Fer
zero contributes a paper on American
CHARACTERISTICS" and William Jewett
Tucker writes on 1.-THE New Reservation Of
Time" The poems include Emilia" by
Ellen Angus French, "A Fixed Idea," by
Amy Lowell and some lines, whistler"
: by Margaret Steele Anderson, and there is
a humorous story by Atkinson Kimban.
The Red Book for August opens a story
} by John Luther Long. and among the con-
l tributors of short stories Barton Wood
, Currie, Emile Benson Knipe, Pearl Wilkins,
Percy White, r. X. REIN, Jr.; F. Warner
Robinson, Edith Rickert, Frank ]. Brad
ley, d. E. Dermody Richard Duffy, Edward
S. Moffett, George Frederic Stratton and
: Albert LAthrop Lawrence.
Among the articles In Sports Afield for
August are the Preble Expedition to Hud-
> sons Bay and Beyond; the Wild Cattle
of the English Border; Sea Bass Fishing on
the Carolina Coast; A Quail Hunt in South<
. ern Mississippi; Sport Along the Atlantic
. Coast, and Brief History Of American
! Game Preserves.
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