Word: cosmopolitanized
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...November number of the Cosmopolitan magazine opens with the first of a series of three articles by Sir Edward Arnold on "Japan Revisited." The description is illustrated from photographs and sketches, one of which is signed by the author. A story entitled "The Drummer of Company E" follows soon after and the next thing of importance one comes across is an article on "A Cosmopolitan Language," illustrated with portraits of Max Muller. Sir John Lubbock, John Bright, Earl Roseberry, Charles Bradlaugh and others...
...also considerably influenced by the satirical cast of mind the Crusaders found present in the Orient. All these civilizations, each with its distinct ideals made their influence felt in the formation of French poetry and have given it a breadth, variety, and richness that make it the first truly cosmopolitan literature...
...other features of interest are a story called 'Three Forms,' John A. Cockerill's 'Some Phases of Contemporary Journalism,' and N. L. Taylor's article on 'An Old Southern School.' As was recently telegraphed over the country, Mr. W. D. Howells' name no longer appears as editor of the Cosmopolitan, although he will still contribute to the magazine...
...Cosmopolitan for April, contains an article on "The Home of Columbus," by Murat Halstead...
...Journal. About fifteen months ago he became a member of the editorial staff of the Sun. He was also known as a magazine writer, and contributed many articles to the Critic. He was preparing at the time of his death to take a place on the staff of the Cosmopolitan. He belonged to the University Club, the Players' Club, and was a member of the Tammany General Committee...