Munsey's Magazine, Volume XIII

Volume XIII of this miscellaneous magazine contains fifty-three special articles covering literary, historical, cultural, and current topics. Contributors include Henry W. Fischer on Bismarck's American friends and the Kaiser as a sportsman; George Holme on England's new writers and the great masters of music; and pieces on American figures including Thomas Brackett Reed, William McKinley, and James Gordon Bennett. The issue features twenty-seven short stories by writers including Guy Wetmore Carryl, Joseph A. Altsheler, and John Lloyd, with titles like "Jim Curley, Bad Man" and "Davidson's Beat." Two serials appear: "A Princess and a Woman" by Robert McDonald and "Unto the Third and Fourth Generation" by Hain Cainge. The poetry section includes work by Clinton Scollard, Harry Romaine, and others. Regular departments cover artists and their work, etchings, music, sport, and theatrical reviews.