Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-04
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continues his memories of Mark Twain,
Marie Van Worst contributes an article on
Naples and the Lotto" and Robert w.
Bruere has a paper on THE Microbe as a
Social Reformer." The fiction is by Mary
Worse, Joseph Conrad H. B. Marriott Wat
son, Calvin Johnston, Norman Duncan and
Margarita Spaulding Gerry, and Amelie
Troubetzkoy, Antoinette A. Bassett and
Richard LIE Gslliene are among the con-
tributors of poems.
The Atlantic for September opens with a
paper on the question of woman suffrage
by Molly Elliot Seawell. Two papers Of
political and economic interest are THE
| United States and Naturalization" by G. r.
Wicker, and the Economics OF Waste and
Conservation" by John Bates Clark.
The literary features are Miss Martineau
and the Carlyles," by Francis Brown; I'll
| lusion," by Miss Sophia Kirk, and art
Prattle," by Elihu Vedder. The Diary of
Gideon Welles continues to reveal the condi-
ton of things in Washington at the close
of the war.
The Bookman for September contains the
usual comment on literature and life, and
among the contributors of special articles
are Clayton Hamilton, Algernon Tassin,
Frederic Tabor Cooper, Henry James For
| man and Max Nordau. The review OF books
is especially interesting. and Ellis Parker
| Butler and Carolyn Wells contributes some
clever verse.
The September North American Review
opens with an article by the editor, "A
Plea for Conservation OF Common sense;''
Hamilton Holt writes on THE United
States Peace Commission" Brander Matth-
ews contributes a paper on Shakespeare
and Moliere," Clifford Howard writes on
"A Solution of the Labor Problem" and
Archbishop ireland contributes THE Meth
odist Episcopal Church in italy: A Re
Joinder"
The Forum for September contains arti-
| cles by Maurice Maeterlinck, Andre Tridon,
Richard Cole Newton and ssdakichi Hart
mann. The fiction is contributed by Maui
rice Hewlett George Meredith, H. q. Wells
and Leo Tolstoy, and poems by Clinton
Scollard and Madison Caweln.
| The September number Of The World
Today opens with an editorial on THE
lWorld Today" There is the usual comments
lon the events of the month and special ar
ticles by Brand WhitlOck. E. Lothrop Stod-
Idard, Patrick Austin Ogg, Ida Hustled Har-
per, NJ Beverly Buchanan and Charles
Richmond Henderson.
4 The Progress magazine for September
contains an article on Exact Science and
the Unseen World" by Christian Larson
Daniel shoosmth contributes What Ber-
lin is Doing Today" John Mitchell has a
paper on Building a Great Dam. and It'
Problems," and Jay r. Durham writes or
Agricultural Awakening of the South
Among those contributing short stoT1e;
are William Alfred Corey, Elizabeth ]. Ne
win and j, V. Des Voinges.
The September number Of Business and
Bookkeeper has an article by Belvider'
Brooks, "A Message 10 the Young Man II
Business" and Hugh c. Weir writes or
1.-The Business side OF the Panama Canal.
William George Jordan contributes Mus
lings OF a Wise Man" John r. Meadow hai
an article on THE Ten Laws OF Success,
and there Is the usual review and comment
} The Pacific Monthly for September hai
an article by John Kenneth Turner OF
THE Eighth Unanimous Election OF Diaz,
/ Gertrude Metcalfe writes on Mount Nc
Kinley and the Mazama Expedition" an,
James Henry MacLafferty has an artic
on san Francisco and the Panama Pacifi