Literary Notes

■ Outi'iiir for .Tune appears to '"■ the besi of o long serles í particularly attractlve mimbers. Bvery departmeni s wel] covered, and theMUustratlons are ahead ol anythlng thai excelleiu magazine lias ever glven its readers. The frontlsplece, in colors, ol a niouniain trout-pol is a gem of artistic executlon. OutlngJor Juné is one of the strongi'st mumbers ever Issued by the enterprlstag publishers, and eontalns a wealth of beautifal lllustratlons and instructivo and ciitertaininiï artlcles i,v noted wrlters. John Seymour VGiod's fascina i story of American college 111e, "Harry's Career at Yale," urows in power wiili each succeding chapter. There are tour original stories ín the June Romance. E. Ii. Lewia wrltes of a strange duel which took place in Vicuña sevcral ycars agO. Charles 8ca tes con tributes a love story which is iiitercstinü-- as all BUCh Btorles niust l)c- and cfícciivelv told. s. H. Behrend describes a. liit oí detective work. Tiiis story was wrii ten in Germán, and was translated for Romance by I. Furst. )ne phase of Ufe ín the cual reglons is the t líeme wbich eñgages the pen of Daniel Dañe. l'.i'siilcs thesp there is a story by thp dlstingulahed Spimish novi'list, Don Pedro A. (le Aiarcon, dealing wlth events in the ('arüst war. It was translated for Roraanco by E. .T. Fagundus. Romance is publldhed nionthly for New Vork Story Club, by W. II. Ben ton. 30 Kast Twenty-thlrd etreet, New York, 25 cents ;. copy, $3.00 a year.