. Busyman's Magazine, July-December 1907. all wrong, too, in your a matter of fact, you may confess to yourself thatyou are unable to vote with real discrimination forcounty sheriff, but you do think you know all about run-ning the national government and settling all internation-al differences. You may be loudly preaching for worldwide peace when you cant get along amicably with yourown wife. You may not be able successfully to run alittle corner grocery, but you think you know all aboutregulating the big trusts. You dont know what are theelements of failure in your own business af
. Busyman's Magazine, July-December 1907. all wrong, too, in your a matter of fact, you may confess to yourself thatyou are unable to vote with real discrimination forcounty sheriff, but you do think you know all about run-ning the national government and settling all internation-al differences. You may be loudly preaching for worldwide peace when you cant get along amicably with yourown wife. You may not be able successfully to run alittle corner grocery, but you think you know all aboutregulating the big trusts. You dont know what are theelements of failure in your own business affairs, but youthink you know just exactly what are the faults of thegreat railroads. The trouble with you is easily diagnos-ed. It is one of the most common disorders under thesun. You are far-sighted in your mental vision. Yousee only the things that are beyond the reach of yourhands and are blind to those that lie about you. Yousee the faults of the other fellow, but not your own.—Our Young People. Other Contents of Current Magazines. In this department we draw attention to themost important topics treated in the currentmagazines. Readers of The Busy MansMagazine can secure from their newsdealers themagazines in which they appear. :: :: :: ARMY AND NAVY. Okl-Time Naval Officials. Capt. Mahan Hnrpers Disarmament and Facts Spectator (Aug. 24) The Tni-kisli Army. A de Bilinski Contemporary Review Arm3 Reserves on a Militia Basis. , A. Pollock, Fortnightly Review The Supposed Warlike Proclivities of Germany. Baron Wurtzburg Empire Review The Happy Cavalryman Saturday Review (Sept. 7) ART AND ARCHITECTURE. The Art of Margaret Dicksee. Arthur Levi Windsor The Duel in Art. Rudolph de Cordova Pearsons Gothic Architecture and the Gothic Race. March Phillipps Contemporary Review The Purpose of Art. E. Wake Cook Contemporary Review The Art of Accompanying. Geo. Cecil English Illustrated Saint Gaudens and American Sculpture. E. American Review of Reviews The Sculp
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