The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-27
gripping stories OF adventure, true
stories Of thrflldng deeds and hap
peninSs chat keep the reader ever
guessing"

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wild Youth a new novel by SIR
Gilbert Parker, lends especial interest
to the Red Book Magazine for July.
Laid in Sir Gdlbert.s beloved Canada,
this story Of beauty, and beasts
conceived with unusual daring. orig
malty and power-is tol0 with all
the vigor and dencacy which made
The Right of Way and The Seats
OF the Mighty" so attractive; and by
the end OF the first installnent a Sit
uation OF poignant interest is devel-
oped Generous tnstaHments OF Mrs.
Humphry Wards "a Great Success"
Island of Surprise also appear in
rhis issue. And there are twelve
short stories of the kind that has
given the Red Book preeminent
place IN this field The Mystery Of
Chance, new Uncle Abner story
by Melville Davssson Post: Ro-
NANCE a powerful tale by the Red
Books new discovery" Ray SpHgle;
.C1arissa Out Of a Book, by Albert
Payson Terhune: The Last Laugh"
by Ring Lardner, and sr.
lis Parker Butler-these are partic-
uIarly notable.
The Metropolitan for July has sew
eral smashing articles on the issues
of the day by the pesc known
tiles. Not Too Proud-But Unpre-
pared is the title of the Richard
Harding Davis article He tells In
a forcefu1 way just what is the cause
of our unpreparedness. Henry Rev.
tells much the same thing with regard
to the navy In .AmerIcaniZat1on
Day" Theodore Roosevelt tells how
we should go about it to make every
citizen IN the United States, whether
born here or not, loyal to our coun-
try and to no other Booth Tiarking-
ton in THE American View de
scribes the beginning OF the war and
places the responsibility on Ger
only war correspondent with the
English feet at the Dardanelles- BIS
article, Forcing the Dardanelles,
is an interesting little story OF
5attieship in action Ex=Secretay
George Won Z. Meyer tells us what
should be the aim of a naval policy.
William Allen White says that the
Republican party is looking back
ward. and IN his article entitled The
sole object is to beat the Democrats,
The Story Of Pioneer" by Anna
Howard Shaw is concluded In this
number and Larry Eyanss sertal
story, Then III Come Back to Yoo'
is continued. There are short stories
by Fannie Hurst. Arnold Bennett
Booth Harrington and John Reed
The most striking and important
Lne Is an article entitled -Lord
Kitchener's Great B1un, in which Is
told for the first time the news that
England has secretly raised an army
four times as big as she has admit
ted-in other words. 5000, 600 Inc
stead OF 100000 The author OF the
article is J. Herbert Duckworth an
Englishman, who, for about ten years
mas lived IN Sew York City where
ne has been engaged in iourual4snns
When the war broke out last SUE
mer he went to England where he
remained through the Sau and
ter. While there he came condden-
tally into possession OF facts which
he now Publishes. No English Jour
nal has published the truth In Tea
gard to the matter and few; Esngltsb-
men even Know the facts NE . D.sss-
worth has been unwilling. until noe.
to publish what he has Known for:
several months
Other Interesting articles In the
July American Magazine are The:
Secret OF Steady Golf by jerome d..
TraFers, FOUR times amateur golf;
champion OF America: -tGott Srafe1
EacIand.- by Edward LyeH Fox COR
respondent IN Gevnany for the Amer
scan Magazine: The Golden Rule In
Business by Ida NJ TarbeH. PICK
ing mp STAGE WISDOM. by Katherine.
Grew: "a Senator'S Mall by a Unttc.-s
ed States senator.
Election Is Contributed by Waiter
PrfchaId Eaton. David Graysou. Ohm
Tafntn- Foote, Frspk Goawey Jones
Lucy HuGaker and Eva Chapel