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MAGAZINES

No less than 20 complete stories are
contributed to The Youths Compan-
ions January numbers. Among them
are several narratives of curious and
startling adventure. But perhaps the
palm for exciting incident must be
awarded to the January chapters of
The Callerton Engine" which affords
the readers as much anxious suspense
as Sherlock Holmes tale at its best.
Lady Henry Somerset the English
philanthropiSt and worker in the tenn
perance cause, has written for one of
the January issues of The Youths Com
panion an article which shows the re-
lations existing between the great Eng
lish landlords and their village tenan-
try. 1t presents a charming picture OF
English rural life.
With the beginning of the new year.
in addition to all that it has given here
tofore, The Youths Companion is CIV
ing each month three new departments
for boys, for girls. and for the house
hold in general The mission OF the
new pages is 10 tell how the home may
be made more homelike, and how the
boy and girl may work well, play
wisely, and grow in strength of body,
mind and character, 1t Is hoped that
they viii emphasize and make still
more effective. The Companions strong,
unwavering desire to be a real friend TO
every family whose home 1t enters.
The table of contents for the January
Worlds Work is: A Christmas Greet
ing, Elhu Vedder (Frontispiece); The
March of Events. What l Tried to Do
in My Latest Book: l. MIR. Meredith
Nicholson's Aim In 1.-The Lords of High
Decision," IL Mr.. Irving Bachelors
Aim in 1.-The Master" Eight Per Cent
on Your Money, How Much Insurance
Should I Carry? The Way to Health
The Pace of Business Men. DR.. Luther
H. Gulick. Our Debt to DR.. Wiley, Ed
win Bjorl1man. From the Bottom Up
Ullustrated). VII. Life Among the
Squatters. Alexander. Irvine; Reminis-
cences Of an American Painter Ullus-
trated): l. Art Education Fifty Years
Ago. Elihu Vedder; The Literature of
Bjorkman; American Builders in Can
ada, c. NJ. Keys; Highways of Propress
Qllustrated: III. n Lost Opportunity
on the Pacific, James ], Hill: My Bust
ness Life: II. N. o. Nelson: A Busi-
ness Lesson from Antwerp, Harry Tuck
Sherman; Men in Action.
"Ainslee's" for January is out with
q fine list of stories by popular ou-
thors Besides the unusually attractive
long story by Edith Macvane. entitled
"Tarantella," there are: Betty and
Bum" a love story of Washington, ID.
c., by Arthur d. Howden Smith; "The
Boss" a political story, by Campbell
Mccullough; "Instabilities." story of
Italy, by H. F. Provost Battersby:
"Truxton King" by George Barr Nc
Cutcheon; by a Thread" q mystery
story, by Henry Gallup Paine; The
Finesse Successful" a story of bridge
and marital disagreement settled, by
Jane w Guthrie; "Tony's Share" a
Clifford; The Arm of the law" Virile
story OF crime and atonement, by Bea-
trice Heron Heron Maxwell: when
the Grub Ran Out" a western story.
by Roy Norton: Did She?" a love
story. by Owen oliver; poems and es-
says on timely topics by Arthur Lor
ing Bruce, William Struthers, John
Kendrick Bangs, William Armstrong.
Blakeney Gray, and Archibald Lowry
Sessions, The issue is striking one.
The leading story in THE Red Book
Magazine" for January is u singularly
human and appealing tale by Hamlin
Garland told In the manner that long
since established Mr.. Garland In the
front rank of Americas really great
fiction writer's. Its title is "A Short
Line Romance" A second story turn
ing upon an international marriage is
''The Wreath" n powerful specimen OF
dramatic writing by Gouverneur Nor
rls whose stories. within the past few
years have won him wei deserved pop
ularity A melodrama of Broadway Is
Horace Hazletines story; THE Episode
OF the Princes Pearsl." and The Price
OF Memory by Mrs Jacques Futrclle
will go straight to the heart OF all
young married couples" A story OF
unusual power and self-sacrifce is
The Higher Dutw" by l. A r. WyIie