The Republican journal., 1913-10-09
iterary News and Notes.

rnia, edited by Katherine llngley)
; nrincipal features Of its October
THE Essential Truth of Chris
. >, by a Christian and a Theoso-
THE Romance of the Dead" by
Ridgely Evans, $50 (Hon.);
= Greater Self" by H. 7, Edge,
and The Island Continent" by
! Neill. Shorter articles are:
- Macpherson and the Poems of
= by P. A. M; "Is there Hell?"
'Travers, NJ. A.; Sunlight" by
Nachell; Astronomical and Other
j." u. S. Geographic Board"
m and an Apple Tree" a charm
orr story by Old Louis; and a poem
meth Morris, the Welsh Poet,
In Muses. in the Islands of the
The illustrations, as usual, are a
inactive feature.
.5ntributors to the October Strand
Conan Doyle, Morley Roberts,
sss Orczy, Lady Randolph Church
mi Cheylesmore, General Neville
nm. Richard Marsh, W. B. Max
and many others of lesser note.
pogle's contribution, curious
ntitled How 1t Happened" al
,ss that the noted author holds
similar to those of Sir Oliver
ady Randolph Churchill-per-
re most noted American woman
~. arried into the British peer
les on the subject of THE
'rlressive Sight | Ever Saw
rs her theme the first jubilee of
victoria. T. H. Oyler discourses
tara hon Golf" and describes a
ID which the hole was thirtyfive
sne Prof. Ward contributes one
sirirable nature articles. The
.rt numerous and excellent,
october Lippincott's follows up
aeation's gratifying successes
.ammer months with a budget of
ariety and quality. The lead
.tur4 is a complete novel of swift
.4-i and compelling interest
.-Witched Valley" by Elizabeth
anown for her melodramatlc
VI lotion, for stirring aclion. and
,a8s. Mrs. Dejeans is the author
~ House of Thane,' The Far
pin " The Winning Chance" and
4-art of Desire, all very success
mss. There are a number of
We short stories and papers of
interest. There's generous
IF II pages of "Walnuts and
the department of humor. Well
poems by w. j. hampton, Sara
.t Ella Morrow Sollenberger,
p, Kirk, and Mary Eleanor Rob
nd some pithy epigrams by l.. A.
H. complete the number, The
s5..gn is by Clarence Underwood.
Vide World for October still bears
. ,orrectness of the saying which
g hat Truth is Stranger Than
This issue of what is really a
= uarkable publication contains
.ai articles dealing with a score
rent countries and peoples. Am
s.bot continues his articles on
tcraft in West Africa and Mar
8oby describes her exciting trip
the Congo. G. M. Dyott writes
p~riences as an airman in Yucca
. apt. James Barracllffe tells of
even Thousand Mile Race for a
l.4." There is an exciting des-
a Of "a Battle With Stag"
eqaally absorbing account of a
amer which ran away. In his ar
,r Unknown Canada" James
lurwcod describes vast areas of
ga Canada absolutely unknown
'9uched by the white man, where
# geographical and other Won
10 be found. The magazine is
W illustrated with striking and
. Photographs.
A4 October Atlantic Professor
Irives home to organized labor
.alatable but very useful truth
8euty years of struggle for in
wages without relation to in
sificiency has so raised the cost
mat the union man is no better
al he was at the outset. The artl-
rouse feeling and argument. The
" .eature of this October Atlantic
1r.t installment of Letters of a
d. tlomesteader." These genuine
3, written without thought Of pub
a, Tell the inspiring story of a
woman left a penniless widow
apes from the drudgery of do
service and goes demonstrating.
y extraordinary adventures are
lH tn a natural vividness which
4r lard indeed to surpass. CANA
ford contributes a Confederate
ii. Of Raphael Semmes, who was
lry the mildest hammered pirate
,rr cut throat. Katharine Full
Geroud traces in entertaining
81 The Boundaries of Truth. "
are serious papers on India and
ioyernment," by H. Fielding-Hall
nee and Mystery" by Harry Emer-
.slick, and "The Goal of Equality, -
Iresldent Tucker. John Burroughs
31tes "a Hay-Barn Idyl,' while
az enticisn is represented by W.
Some Novelists and the Bust
ian In many ways the most i'm
IT Taper in the number is a dispas-
r. analysis of the Mexican i'm
d by lifelong resident of that dis
country. The stories are "Uncle
funeral," by Mary B. Hedges,
1cs L. Aliens "Who shall ascend
,ae Hill of the Lord?" and IA
erd of Arcadia" by Julia D.
aHls. There are poems by Will
v Gibson anG Edith M. Thomas,