An Interesting Number

The .Foritm.which, month after month, uEually has discussions of the most important subjects that engage the public attention, comes for November with a thorough review of the politics and the armiea of Europe, which conuists of two leading articles: one, "Dangers to the Peace of Europe," by Prof. Edward A. Freeman, the eminent historian. The other article, "The Armed Truce of Europe," by Mr. William R. Thayer, the well-known American student of foreign affairs, who has made a fresh study of the subject in Europe. Mr. Thayer tells of the exact military equipment, and the cost thereof, of each of the great powers. - Forum Pub. Co.f New York, N.Y.