The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-09-03
;ss5,Iv News and Notes.

nor albeit not even yet
|rbs world sslimited by the alliances Of
|npetely u nd the neutrality Of powerful
|~bstVe anu bscome the all-engrossing
|tions, has .ast and investigation, and to
Kits reader, W and conditions of this
| the exlg ffaasrfulIy complete Interrupt
r,ble and I Iaasant and profitable peace
y Of the p g TO encompass the world,
tich SCENE nesr number of the National
( Sept lnlrssents Illuminating and con,
ssgazine pre- apt dissertation, news and
4 conllne"of the greatest European
rggIe3 o. ,r al and an varied menu of gener,
rsIiy Ilo7r aarse, biography, essay and
fiction, aS; g department literature.
I VaIcss chapple mn in Aial,s ts se
sshingto'''o If President Wilson's noble
tent loss ~ trenchantly the develop
Be and llol and political life at the
gat Of S STbe War Blaze in Europe,
.pitsL Nav at Historic Nazareth Hall'
4 "A p sa recognized by his admirers.
p be .s slsg many articles of timely inter-
! amber American Magazine
IN The , AYERS. four times amateur
rone y, Of the United States.
b cns'p ',nood article of his series of
tites D liz On golf. Edna Ferber
pr sTtic' ttsr Emma McChesney story
rrt be- '. .T6e self Starter IN which En- n!
dtt5 .i'"s, ) son, jock, starts out in
1 Me- .t t;s.rr business on a large scale.
/ adv p5s Who has written and pro-
yen la'' ,--.1ramas of the "Nellie,
ice15 .o3 cloak Model variety,
/ bea1.,s s, Interesting article entitled
fts; i' 5a;t Writing Melodrama."
Nh r...1 writes a comic piece about
lefge ss s,r' Ray Stannard Baker
Isss o' rssr inleresting letter in his
ritss a!'' ,3'ed Seeing America. "
y sSl'' 56,. 4 convict in a western
fnos. wv writes a remarkable story
|tlea so,' feds to be under death
tsl' N'} t.0,self having been in that
rt 9,oo ' At one time. A contributor
|sdl l Keen married twenty-five years
fft y "a IA husbands Story" in which
F5o,.. may Of the experiences he
|. 's %s WIFE Fad in bringing up their
EIirea.
4. ,t,q~ra lor september strikes the
laT Ta ,-,' IN It's opening essay, "Phllan-
(sDar ' Nth Strings, in which Prof. Ed
FFoPs D ,g.rfo Ross sets forth with sue
W '1 t.aoTre.4 the disadvantages to
y. ,.a-tIsr,snts. Christian Associations
n ~ a III sorsj and religious philanthro-
/. V nita l,aations from the influential
Il Illustrations of the hamperlng and
[...orsfIo., Effects of this sort of bene-
s sr .ghsldGzing are presented with re-
| ~; rsBi9r The second paper, Syn
[s g;3, and ire General Strike in Italy, ~
S asorge & Mcclellan, formerly Mayor
| y Nav York. is a valuable presentation
, ,So r5j1ca situation in Italy. The
lr @. Il H. General Strike of June, in
wss4r5 wear and its menacing re-
N, are owen with refreshing clearness,
H. various strands of the confusing
Eitrs ami Industrial tangle are charac-
VICE. sr !aneIed for the enlightenment
|tSs American reader. The author is to
oors.at,..a,aa upon his lucid treatment
sr,Gl5t theme. The Decadence OF
|1nsr Hegality. " by S. j. Holmes, and
Engerss sn Common Sense, by h.
FsifinrHs are TWO interesting papers
EgssTg lie same subject from two en-
Fan different points of view. In the
(M of as udion Portraits, Gamaliel
E5f5r ..s gwen US a brilliant sketch
Gr-rs Sherman. Through the res
kn,oi Nj 6rlIford's English we get,
ksi5geat 4 vivid, flashing picture OF
\ geq- 4ral Another biographical
Ftle lie his lumber gives us "Some
krg Letters of George William Curtis,
EiIes,e 1 Mrs. Whitman and edited fol
eA.Ian.il by Caroline Ticknor. There
Bottle 0,s worthy essays, some excel
kpoems. and Charles Johnston give;
tbiog Ba5a's Adventure, delightful
Mir s-ory Amy Wentworth Stone
i sgs 1g picture Of a naughtily attrac
pc.. n Possessing Prudence" ant
L bar, TIE 4ttractively good little CIR
5For-nc Gunore's sketch, ga Little
)othtt Joseph Husband adds one
Dr. to1s thqnbAail sketches of moder1
/ ~ "TDlhone," and there is a full
0nt.y-3's I1b.