Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-06

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| Readers of Success Magazine, for
August, are introduced to the unex-
plored regions Of Northwestern Cana
da, where the Grand Trunk Pacific
Railroad is surveying for a route to
Port Simpson, and eventually, per
haps, to Dawson City. Much of the
engineers work is now being done in
a region that has never heard the
sound of a white mans footstep.
Samuel Merwin was sent out to this 4
western country early in the spring,
and he presnets his account of con-
ditions there in an article which he
very APPLY terms "Conquering the.
Last. Frontier" This is an absorbing
story Of an undertaking of prodigious
moment in the development Of the
great Northwest, Remsen Crawford S
stories of clever reporters, Facing
Danger to Get News" detail the thrill
ing adventures that have befallen
some American newspaper reporters,
who, as class, are the most daring
and fearless of men. "The Army Of
France. by Vance Thompson, treats
of the efforts Of this idealistic republic
to reconcile it's growing militarism
with the spirit of its SOMEWHAT
theatrical democracy. David Gra-1
ham Phillips great story, '"The Sec
ond Generation" is continued, and
Paul Latzke brings his striking his
tory of the telephone trust to a close
in this number. Hitting the Sky
Grades" is a thrilling railroad story
by Alyah Milton Kerr, of an express.
train that was fairly chased by a
tornado. ga Little Diplomacy is a
summer idyl, by Porter Emerson
Browne. "The ey-Murphy Handi-!
cap" by ellis Parker Butler, details
the athletic exploits Of the rival cham
pions of the pickle factory,
/ The Outing Publishing company an
lnounces the publication early in
4 August of Mr.. Stewart Edward
Whites new volume, "The Pass"
4 This is companion book to Mr..
I Whites previous volumes, The For
est" and 1.-THE Mountains Unlike
:. many of the younger generation Of
writer's, Mr.. White is growing CON
! stantly in his art snd in his power
1.-THE Pass" is an exceedingly human
3 story of modern American pioneering,
the kind of story which brings to one
the smell of the woods and the sense
lof the vital human struggle against
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