Appleton's Popular Science Monthly 1896 - 1897: Vol 50 Index

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INDEX. ARTICLES MARKED WITH AN ASTERISK ARE ILLUSTRATED. PAGE Aboriginal Art, Iron Age in. (Frag.).............0eeececeeeeeeee oe 422 Adams, Mabel Ellery. “Deaf and Dumb”.................+-++++++: 109 Atsthetics in Engineering. (Frag.)..............cccceeeeeeeeeceeeee 140 African Cannibals, A Woman among. (Frag.)...............+++55 .. 4&8 Agricutbaral Deprestiom, (WWRE.)....ccccccccccsccce soscccccccccces 426 Aiglun, Vicomte D’. A Dog’s Laugh*................ceeeeeeeeee . 8&9 Alcohol, The Physiology of.* OC. F. Hodge................++++++ 594, 796 Allen, Grant. Spencer and Darwin...............ssscccesecees. cee 815 Allen, Harrison, M.D. Two Scientific Worthies*................... 80 American Association, New Elected Officers of the. (Frag.)......... 135 “ 1“ Notes from the. (Frag.)..........-..++-eeee: 134 Bae, BE Ge TE, id cc ccccce sce: osevecccovewssesecey 859 Re BE I Grn ickdvdccesenicseccosvccsanesccowien 716 ° “ The Abundance of. A. Gaudry.................200055 42 Animate World, The,a Unity. A. Gaudry.................eeeeeeee 531 Antarctic Regions, Our Present Knowledge of the.* A. Heilprin.... 323 Ants as the Guests of Plants. M. Heim..................eeeeeeeeees 827 Aquariums, Public, in Europe.* B. Dean............-..:eeeeeeeeeee 13 Asiatic and African Explorations in 1896. (Frag.).................-. 860 Athletics for Women, Tendencies in, in Colleges and Universities. D. vabvccncedcsevsmandeesseneceseansessveveetis 517 Automatism, The Interpretations of. W, R. Newbold............... 507 | ee ee eee ee eT 572 Baldwin, J. Mark. Two Scientific Congresses... ...........-.+.+05 196 Barnes, Mary Sheldon. Some Primitive Californians*.............. 486 Bees as Weapons of War. (Frag.)...........-0-eeeee cece ee eeeeeees 857 Bhils, Burmese, and Battaks, Notes on.* R. W. Shufeldt............ 34 Bicycle, Evolution of the. (Frag.)............-+-eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeces 427 Bignon, Fanny. Natural History in the Primary Schools of France. 250 Binet, Alfred. Plural States of Being...................eeeeeeeeeees 539 Biology, Psychology, and Sociology, The Relations of. H.Spencer.. 163 Blatchley, W. 8. How Plants and Animals spend the Winter....... 496 ins vnc cncccvavesndapenssesccebanse 126, 272, 412, 557, 703, 846 Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadel- American Society for the Prevention of phia. Journal, Vol. X, Part IV, 852. ,* Cruelty to Animals. Thirtieth Annual American Climatological Association. Report, 127. Transactions for 1896, 709. Angling, 707.

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Books Noticed : Ayres, Alfred. The Verbalist, 132. Bailey, L.H. The Nursery Book, 565. — The Survival of the Unlike, 708. Bardeen, C. W. Common School Law, 279 Bedell, Frederick. The Principles of the Transformer, 563. Bell, Alexander Melville. English Visible Speech in Twelve Lessons, 564. Bendire, Charles. Life Histories of North American Birds, 416. Berger, F. French Method, 277. Binet, A. Alterations of Personality, 849. Bolles, A.8. Elements of Commercia! Law, 852. Bonney, T. G. Ice Work, Present and Past, 128. Brinton, Daniel G. Myths of the New World, 561. Britton, Nathaniel Lord, and Addison Brown. An Illustrated Flora of the Northern United States and Canada, 414. Brogger, W. C., and N. Rolfsen. Fridtiof Nansen, 847. Brown, Montague. Artistic and Scientific Taxidermy and Modeling, 277. Cairns’s Manual of Quantitative Chemical Analysis, 853. Cambridge Natural History, Vol. IT, 710. Clarke, William H. Cheerful Philosophy for Thoughtfal Invalids, 565. Cochrane, Robert, editor. The Romance of Industry and Invention, 564. Commissioner of Labor. Tenth Annual Re- port, 562. Compayré, Gabriel. The Intellectua) and Moral Development of the Child, 414. Dana, Mrs. W. S. Plants and their Chil- dren, 851. . Dresser, Horatio W. The Perfect Whole, 710. Du Bois, H. The Magnetic Circuit in Theory and Practice, 853. Effects, The, of Erosion, 564. Farnham, A. W. The Oswego Method of Teaching Geography, 279. Fischer, P. D. Betrachtungen eines in Deutschland reisenden Deutschen, 277. Francke, Kuno. Social Forces in German Literature, 415. Frye, A. E. The Home and School Atlas, 279. Gattermann, Ludwig. Practical Methods of Organic Chemistry, 418. ; Gerdtzen, G. A. The Problem of Econom- ical Heat, Light, and Power Supply, 182. ' Gerhard, William Paul. Theater Fires and Panics, 558. Goode, George Brown, and Tarleton H. Bean. Oceanic Ichthyology, 562. Gordon, George B., and others. Prehistoric Ruins of Copan, Honduras, 563. Hamilton, A. Report on the Coinage, 710. Halleck, Reuben P. Psychology and Psy- chic Culture, 275. INDEX, Halleck, Reuben P. The Education of the Central Nervous System, 850. Harley, Lewis R. Three Typical Educa- tional Systems, 563. Haskell, Ellen M. Child Observations, 417. Heilprin, Angelo. The Earth and its Story, 561. : Herbart’s A B C of Sense-Perception, 273. Hertwig, Oscar. The Biological Problem of To-day, 561. Hertwig, R. General Principles of Zodlogy, 709. Hertz, Heinrich. Miscellaneous Papers, 131. Hinsdale, B. A. Teaching the Language- Arts, 129. Hirsch, William. Genius and Degenera- tion, 557. Hogan, Louise E. How to Feed Children, 415. Holden, E. 8. Mountain Observatories in America and Europe, 851. Howell, W. H., and others. American Text-book of Physiology, 850. Hunting, 707. Hypnotic Magazine, The, 564. Illinois State Entomologist, Nineteenth An- nual Report, 130. Indiana Academy of Sciences, Proceedings, 418. Indiana Department of Geology and Natural Resources. Twentieth Annual Report, 131. Iowa Geological Survey. Report. Vol. V, 132. Jackman, W.S8. Nature Study, 416. Johonnot, James. Principles and Practice of Teaching, 709. Jordan, David Starr. The Care and Culture of Men, 276. — and B. W.Evermann. Fishes of North and Middle America, 853. Journal of Physical Chemistry, 853. Kansas Academy of Science. Transactions, 1893-94, 562. Lassar-Cohn. Chemistry in Daily Life, 560. Lecky, William E. H. Democracy and Liberty, 274. Leidy, Joseph. Fossil Vertebrates from the Alachua Clays of Florida, 13 Lewis, H. E. Philosophy of Sex, 853. Lubbock, John. The Scenery of Switzer- land, 278. Martin, Edward A. The Story of a Piece of Coal, 276. Martin, H. Newell. The Human Body, 708 Mathews, F. Schuyler. Familiar Trees and their Leaves, 272. Matthews, William. Nuge Litterarie, 709. May, E.8. Guns and Cavalry, 278. McMaster, John Bach. With the Fathers, 277. McPherson, Logan G. The Monetary and Banking Problem, 418. Meyers, William J. An Inductive Manual of the Straight Line and the Circle, 416. Ee ae _ eR = ar a

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— | res we rr go INDEX, 867 Books Noticed : PAGE Michigan State Board of Agriculture. Thiz- Surface Currents of the Great Lakes, 710. ty-fourth Annual Report, 709. Taber, C. A.M. The Coming Ice Age, 563. Minnesota Chief Fire Warden’s First An- Taylor,H.0. Ancient Ideals, 846. nual Report, 182. Tilden, J. H. Cursed before Birth, 568. Missouri Botanical Garden. Report for Thorpe,T. E. Humphry Davy, Poet and 1895, 131. Philosopher, 413. Mohr, Charles. Timber Pines of the Toronto Humane Society, Work accom- Southern United States, 851. plished by the, during 1887-"91, 127. Munro, John. TheStory of Electricity,413. Trowbridge, John. What is Electricity ? 412. New Jersey State Geologist. Annual Re- Tuttle, Herbert B. Oxides, 131. port for 1894-"95, 131. Uncle Sam’s Letters on Phrenology, 563. Nichols,"Edward L., and William 8. Frank- United States Bureau of Ethnology. Thir- lin. Elements of Physics, 709. teenth Annual Report, 130. Orford, Henry. Modern Optical Instru- — Commissionerof Education. Report for ments, 562. 1893-"94, 710. Packard, A. S. Bombycine Moths of — Department of Agriculture. Year-boo America, 852. for 1895, 130. Paine, Thomas. The Age of Reason, 180. — Department of Labor. Bulletin, Nos. 4 — Writings, Vol. IV, 711. and 5, 133. Parry, C. Hubert. Evolution of the Artof — Fish Commission. Bulletin, Vol. XV, 132. Music, 559. — Geological Survey. Fifteenth Annual Re- Pierce, E. Dana. Problems in Elementary port, 278. Physics, 708. — — Sixteenth Report, 416. Public Libraries, 277. — Life-saving Service. Report for 1894-'95, Putnam, George Haven. The Question of 565. Copyright, 133. Wells, David A., and others. America and Questions and Answers in Drawing, 277. Europe, 278. Rayleigh, Lord, and William Ramsay. Ar- White, Andrew D. Fiat Money Inflation gon, 563. in France, 418. Richardson, Sir Benjamin Ward. Biologi- White, Emerson E. School Algebra, 564. cal Experimentation, 126. Wise, P. M. A Text-book for Training Ross, George W. The School System of Schools for Nurses, 560. Ontario, 278. Witchell, Charles A. The Evolution of Russell, Ernest E. The Reason Why, 419. Bird-Song, 129. Special Method in Natural Science, 562. Woglom, G.T. Parakites, 851. Spencer, Herbert. The Principles of Soci- Youmans, W. J., editor. Pioneers of Sci- ology, Vol. IIT, 703. ence in America, 852. Botanic Gardens. D. T. Macdougal...................-eeeeeees 172, 312 Botanical Study, Progress in. (Frag.).............seeeceeseeeeceees 861 ‘Botany, Morphological Significance of. (Frag.)............-.-2200+ 424 British Association, President’s Address at the. (Frag.)..........-. - 135 “ * Sectional Addresses in the. (Frag.)............-. 135 Brush, Edward F.,M.D. Condemnation of Criminals not Punish- Ga ckecccetiavetdoccecesitessseses ncewenvendiueessdebeote 534 California “ Diggers,” The So-called.* M. L. Miller................. 201 Californians, Some Primitive.* M.S. Barnes....................... 486 Cambodian Lesson in Anatomy. (Frag.).............0sseeeeeseeees 137 Cs CR one ce ctinsese uses ccecciccescnsedeseccages 571 Comseanny, BEasGeE. COUR. soc ccvocsccccccseccccgoescenscncecsnces 140 Chemistry, Physical, Work of. (Frag.)...........:.eeeeeeeeeeeeees . 423 Chinese Cheap Money. (Frag.)...... 0 éibanncddncddodevadenamaae 716 5 MRBRRR, CURR) occ c ccc cccccccccccccvccccceccccqcccessoes 283 Cliff-Dweller’s Sandal, The.* O.T. Mason.................000eee0s . 676 Coldest Country, Life in the. (Frag.)..............seeseeeeeeeeces . 573 Color, The Popular Alsthetics of. J. Jastrow...............eeeeeee . 861 Consumption and Consumptives. W. L. Russell................... . 836 Courtney, Leonard. Individualism versus Collectivism............. 215

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868 INDEX. Crater of Mount Shasta, On the. A. 8S. Packard..................... 28 Criminals, Condemnation of, not Punishment. E. F. Brush......... 534 i Ws. ccc eeccudeddveec Time, Necessities of. (Frag.).............0cccceeeceeeees 856 Goode, George Brown, Sketch of. (With Portrait).................. 400 Grass Garden of the Department of Agriculture. (Frag.)............ 714 Gundlach, John Christopher, Sketch of. (With Portrait.) J. Vilaré. 691 Gunning, W. D., The Scientific Work of. (With Portrait.) W. H. COM eeetneebAbSSEeNTUSS- 006000 coovernenctacte 526 Gunpowder, First Uses of. PND 6d pen dncuddbstncdupetcbcsvccatte 570 Hale, Horatio. Indian Wampum Records..................0e-00005 481 Hale; Marcia E. The Blaschka Flower Models of the Harvard Mu- Nd 6d 0d do sceecedManeniereddsedesuedeudoscresccoscococteet 663 Heilprin, Angelo. Our Present Knowledge of the Antarctic Regions* 323 Heim, M. Ants as the Guests of Plants................... cece eeees

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INDEX. 869 PAGE Me COD, COUR Dice sce ccccccesedsccssscduceteenesaueneee 285 Hering, D. W. A Year of the X Rays*..............ccccesceeceeee 654 Eiimenloven Ten Porters. (UURg.).6.ccccccccccccccscccescscsseneses 861 ; Hirsch, William. The Psychology of Genius...................00+5 389 Hodge, C. F. The Physiology of Alcohol...............se000005 594, 796 Hoffman, Walter James, M.D. Popular Superstitions............... 92 ; B,C Dann ccnccvccccessecsaseséndecsaued «e oewedawat’ 425 Horseless Vehicles, Value of. (Frag.)........0.sseecccccsccceeeees 422 Hudson, Willem Henry. Herbert Spencer: the Man and his Work. 433 > The Moral Standard..............0-++00+: 1 I, 2, nn cunt dcscue seus ceeeedeteecsanasenen 232 SR «CD ccccses +. esasccesonscdeteseseucus 409 Indian Wampum Records. H. Hale.................cscescesecceess 481 Indians of the Paraguay River. (Frag.).........0 ...sseeeeeeeeeeees 138 India Rubber and Gutta-percha. C. Dooley....... ...........e000 679 i PF BAM, ic cc cece ccccccccccccccccsccccvceseces 141 wv Individualism versus Collectivism. L. Courtney..................+ 215 Industrial Life, Modern, Reversions in. F, Smith................... 781 Insect Enemies of the Grape. (Frag.)............00ecceeeeeeeeeeees 428 “ Tnetinet, Evolution of. ©. Pertom.......csccccccccccccccccces 105 Tron Mine, A Curious Canadian. J.T. Donald...................4-: 385 Irrigation, Experiment in. (Frag.)................+. Perret er ee 424 Jaccard, A. Petroleum, Asphalt,and Bitumen...................... 380 Se SE irtveredecasaecesdecneedscusscicteséececeun 717 Janssen, Jules. Life on the Planets............... cceceececeseeees 812 Jastrow, Joseph. The Popular A’sthetics of Color................... 361 Joke, An almost too Successful. (Table).............cececeeeeeeeees 123 Jordan, David Starr. The Moral of the “Sympsychograph.” (Corr.) 265 . “ The Stability of Truth. ..........ccsececess 642, 749 (Labor Laws, Time, Constitutionality of. (Frag.)............--...... 138 FR, CEE, GED ccc ccccnpcccccccuccossvecedces 281 ‘ Labor’s Share of Profit. (Mrag.)..........c..ceccecceececceceeeeees 858 “Language, The, of Crime. A. F. B. Crofton..................000005 831 Larrabee, W. H. The Scientific Work of W. D. Gunning. (With DCD. cite bntda despa vetevtstwsavoscenecteeducecsnee 526 SE SE, CED ca dccccecsncendsecdbevensdocscsceeeete 568 Leffingwell, Albert. Shall Vivisection be Restricted? (Corr.)....... 265 Leighton, Mexgaeet Wentworth. Shells®............cccccccceccess 46 ° Spiders and their Ways *......... 373 Leonard, Mary Hall. “Confessions” of a Normal-School Teacher... 620 Libraries, Free, The Abuse of. (Table)...............ccceeeeeceeees 125 Lizards, Affections and Jealousies of. J. Delboeuf.................. 395 Pe EE, SE Dac ccccvccnccntdvasedoenssbosesescvececed 717 Macdougal, D. T. Botanic Gardens *............cccecceeeeeeeees 172, 312 Malarial Parasite, The, and other Pathogenic Protozoa.* G. M. Stern- DERD. cccccccccccnndedstdecsedtedectscceeetutdsdecececudspeues 628 J

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870 INDEX. PAGE Malthusianism, Interpretations of. (Corr.) A. F.Palmer........... 266 Man, American, in the Ice Age. (Frag.).............-.-eeeeee scene 566 Mason, Otis T. Native American Pottery. (Corr.).................. 267 “ ” The Cliff-Dweller’s Sandal *....................00005 676 Meteorology and Sacrilege. (Frag.).............cseeeeesceeseceeees 137 Miller, Mabel L. The So-called California “ Diggers”*... .......... 201 Mitchell, Maria, Sketch of. (With Portrait) ....................... 544 Mongoose, The Plague of the. (HFrag.)..........6. 0 ceeecseeeeeeeees 281 Moral Standard, The. W. H. Hudson...................cceeeeeeeee 1 Motor Activities, The Employment of the, in Teaching. E. R. SE ec UeChGNuneedbs addtekaeiweveedeendewcensecenenees 56 EE ee 570 Natural History in the Primary Schools of France. F. Bignon...... 250 Nature Study in the Chicago Schools. (Frag.)..................005- 567 Newbold, William Romaine. Double Personality..... ............. 67 ” va ” Possession and Mediumship.......... 220 ° : as The Interpretations of Automatism... 507 Newspaper and Periodical Industry. (Frag.)..................0000 285 i, CE csc ceccenvessosesceeesesescedescsceces 856 Noble, C. W. The Borderland of Trampdom.....................- 252 Normal-School Teacher, “Confessions” of a. M. H. Leonard........ 620 Obituary Notes. George Brown Goode, Hubert A. Newton, J. L. Del- ie a an oe ead eeeeneneudtone 144 Josiah Dwight Whitney, William Crawford Winlock, H. Newell ii tke hie ekensssccedsbes dUeabbarekenssuseedeeoseses 288 Luigi Palmieri, Armand Hippolyte Louis Fizeau, Félix Tisserand, Benjamin Apthorp Gould, Ferdinand von Miiller.............. 430 Emil Du Bois-Reymond, Horatio Hale, Henry Tremen, August Trécul, John Gregory Bourke, Hugo Gylden.................. 576 CE 718 PE CE, COED ecscccvcccvescvcccccscccccccsccesesee 407 Packard, A.S. On the Crater of Mount Shasta..................... 28 Palmer, Arthur F. Interpretations of Malthusianism. (Corr.)...... 266 Personality, Double. W. R. Newbold......................cceeeeee 67 Perry, Stephen J., Sketch of. (With Portrait)....................... 835 Perton, Charles. Evolution of Insect Instinct...................... 105 Peterson, Frederick, M.D. Idiots Savants......................0005 232 Petroleum, Asphalt, and Bitumen. A. Jaccard.................. -+- 880, Philosophy, the Synthetic, Completion of. (Table)... .............. 271 Pigeon, the Carrier, Evolution of the. G. Renaud.................. 369 MCD cacwnscctccovccccccecscesccscevctee 812 ee 2 ER ceccesecscnsescsececcsocessctocnens 715 Fiural States of Being. A. Binet.........ccscesccccccsccccceccccccs 539 i on. aoa acudened goneeseeeeewenceue 552 Possession and Mediumship. W.R. Newbold............ svedinen basal 220 Pottery, Native American. (Corr.) O.T. Mason................... 267 Prospective Railway Routes in Africa. (Frag.)...............0.00e+ 421

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PAGE Quarantine, Disinfection at.* M. E. Ward................e.eeeeees 344 Race Psychology. Ae SS ere 698 A Ghat Ge. A. FH Bec ccccccsccccssssuncnie 354 Racial Geography, The, of Europe.* W. Z. Ripley.......... 454, 577, 757 ” PF Gs evbecsiesesindecenauune 554 Rainfall and Forms of Leaves. (Frag.).............sceeeeecseeeees 136 Redfield, William C., Sketch of. (With Portrait)........ <epeiduceial 114 Reformatory Prisoners, Characteristics of. (Frag.).............+++. 713 Renaud, G. Evolution of the Carrier Pigeon.............--..++++++ 369 ‘ eenense, “Traian” Valea aE, GrUne).ccccccccccccccciccsccccetons 425 | Revenues, How can the Federal Government best raise its? D. A. BI 5.255 worn cccnnsnicatosinantecaskeehane chee 721 Reymond, Prof. Du Bois-, Library of. (Frag.)...........+...eeee+e: 855 ‘ Richardson, Sophia Foster. Tendencies in Athletics for Women in SS GUE QUIN, 06 0ncsccaccasecvcsanedodacancessces 517 Ripley, William Z, The Racial Geography of Europe*...... 454, 577, 757 Rogers, Henry Darwin, Sketch of. (With Portrait)...... cdenenaae 258 Russell, Israel C. Igneous Intrusions and Volcanoes................ 240 Russell, William L., M. D. Consumption and Consumptives ....... 336 | Safeguards of National Prosperity. (Table)...............0..eeee05: 841 St. Lawrence Drainage System. (Frag.)........... Aenevasenual 860 I, Cis ccc sencceds coctescecéecceeesseaben AM 570 I, FO ns cn cccecncesscsewsensseccbounne 556 “ A National Department of. (Table)..................+++:+. . 843 Oa e cccnadhekéwcedenassaucbananberenn 269 “Teaching in Secondary Schools. (Frag.)..............+..++- 284 Scientific Congresses, Two. J. M. Baldwin..................25-005- 196 “© -Worthies, Two.* H. Allen..........2. ccscecceececeeeees 80 Re TO, GD e oc cccccvoccscesccencccevssesenesceereene 569 I i i eee ee apile de 46 | Shaw, Edward R. The Employment of the Motor Activities in Teach- BE Mig deenkndeccedasdndebesecccerncqsongnceepenenteds co tbhite 56 Shufeldt, R. W. Notes on Bhils, Burmese, and Battaks*... ........ 34 Sioux, Tree Emblem of the. (Frag.)............ccceeeeesee sececees 136 ey GIN GR, OR, GPO Dc ccc ccccccesccnscscccnccndvosane 859 Smith, Anns Tolman. A Study in Race Psychology................ 354 Race Psychology. (Corr.).............e00.- 698 * Franklin, An Object Lesson in Social Reform........... .. 305 ' w “ Reversions in Modern Industrial Life ............ 781 q NE, CED. «000 ce cncsecduncaseseghedes Masusebeeves es 716 V Social Reform, An Object Lesson in. F. i cvertibvcksectconces 305 Spencer, Herbert. The Relations of Biology, Psychology, and Soci- GENT cocncdadccccsdvcavcessccetescopesensecenecsaudeVeuevene 163 Spencer, Herbert: the Man and his Work. W.H. Hudson.......... 433 Gpommer and Darwin. Gi. Bibe.oc..ccccccscccscccccscctcsccessecs 815 Spiders and their Ways.* M. W. Leighton...................20000- 373 Spitzbergen, Exploration of. (Frag.)............+++- sy aeesWéncadnes 426 - PIE. SOEs oo os vec vedeusuevedeceveisseenvweus 567

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872 INDEX. Stability of Truth, The. D.S. Jordan Sternberg, George M.,M.D. The Malarial Parasites and other Patho- Superstitions, Popular. W. J. Hoffman Surgery, Aseptic, Evolution of. Symbolism, Animal, in Ecclesiastical Architecture. A.D. White... 187 " Sympsychograph. raed :chnks ota eewdeusenecnesénétensens 282 The Moral of the. (Corr.) D.S. Jordan es cnc cekcasecesedeess Scecccceccessesesseseeee 284 Taxation, Principles of. D. A. Wells 145, 289, 468, 603 Tides of the Bay of Fundy. (Frag.).............c..ceceeseeeeeee os 855 Trampdom, The Borderland of. C. W. Noble Vilaré, Juan. Sketch of John Christopher Gundlach. (With Por- Vivisection, Shall it be Restricted? (Corr.) A. Leffingwell Volcanoes, Igneous Intrusions and. J. C. Russell Ward, M. E. Disinfection at Quarantine * Wells, David A. How can the Federal Government best raise its Revenues ? Principles of Taxation Wells, Mr., on Methods of National Taxation. “‘Wheat-Growing, Science in. P. P. Dehérain ¥ White, Andrew Dickson. Animal Symbolism in Ecclesiastical Archi- “ “ Winter, How Plants and Animals spend the. ‘ W. 8S. Blatchley i cnc cine ee edshen en sese seocépecensesscecens “Woman, The New,” and the Problems of the Day. (Table) CC, MME. oc cccccccccccecceseccsccecesuscseeces 718 Women’s Art, American. (Frag.)...............0 0c ceeeeec eee eens 427 Wood Engraving, Future of. (Frag.)..............0.cc cece eee eens 139 Writing, Antiquity of. (Birag.).......cccccccccccccccccsccccccccess 860 X Rays, A Year of the.* D. W. Hering Young, Prof., Congratulations to. (Hrag.)................seeeeeees 858

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