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ROLLO OGDEN became a member of the editorial staff of the _New York Evening Post_ in 1891, and has been editor of that paper since 1903. He edited the _Life and Letters of Edwin Lawrence Godkin_, published in 1907. His article on “Some Aspects of Journalism” was published in the _Atlantic Monthly_ for July, 1906.