The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-04
PUBLICATION NOTES

also describing machines which have /
not been so much in the limelight, but
which nevertheless, give promise of
accomplishing something. The Sep
tember number contains in all 244 ar
ticles and s22 illustrations covering
as great variety Of subjects as usual.
Popular Mechanics, 225 Washington
street, Chicago: 81.
So:
The Outing Magazine for September
calls itself a Baseball number. Its
leading article Is Baseball as. the
Bleachers Like 1t, by G. e. Van Loan,
man who as baseball reporter has
followed the game for many years, and
has watched sensational PLAYS that
nave brought the spectators to their
feet Great Sports Of Four Great Ma
tions, is a series of ful1-page drawings
in color, by G. f. Peters, showing some
dramatic moments In baseball skiing,
cricket and lacrosse. In view OF the
Hudson Fulton celebration the article
entitled, Three Hundred Years on the
Hudson, by Arthur B. Reeve, is timely.
1t is a resume Of the events that have
made the Hudson the biggest little
river OF America and is illustrated
from photographs BY Arthus Hewitt.
September the Month Of Rfpeness, by
Il. r. Powell, IL a practical country life
article, fun of the color Of this rich fall
month. The September article in Dill
Ion Wallace's Mexican series is en-
titled. On the Edge of a Boom in
! Einaloa. There are many other feat
/ ures and stories. The Outing Magazine,
315 Fifth avenue. New York: So.
s3:
Few themes are more interesting
than lion hunting In Africa and the
article describing same in The Sep
TENDER Sports Aheld is an unusually
good one. It is followed by hex
Shooting in India. On the Bear River
Flats tells Of the best duck shooting
| grounds in the west; while Lords of
1 the Ozarks will make you want to
spend your vacation In Southern Mis-
souri, The departments Devoted to
the shotgun and rife and to topics OF
4 general interest are all bright and In
/ forming. Sports Afield, ass Dearborn
ST.. Chicago, $3.50.
i Everyone interested in good read
ing, combined with practical informa-
ton on all things connected with the
household, should get the September
number OF The Ladies' World. The
fashion pages OF this issue show an
unusual variety OF pretty autumn and
winter models, and there are besides
articles on Dressmalxing and on the
new fabrics and trimmings. Day Allen
Wiley describes. n Vanderbilt of the
! Mountains. what George OF that name
- ~ ~
North Carolina, where he lives. There
ID much good fiction. 8. H. Moore Co..
New York: so cents.
The September issue OF The Century
has for feature stories by ex- Commits
-sioners Bingham and MeAdoo OF New
York on the police force. Both men
are thoroughly familiar with their sub
jects and their articles give interesting
insignts on the gotham thief takers
An original account OF the invention
! or the steamboat By Fulton was found
and is published for the first time
The Worlds Greatest Aqueduct. il
another feature article that holds ths
interest Of the readers. There are
! many other articles and stories In ths
issue. The Century Co. Union Square
New York. n.
49,.
Keith's Magazine for September has
the usual ire Illustrations and many
interesting facts about home building
end decorations. Timothy woodruff'i
Rustic Camp III the feature sketch
Max T.. Keith, Publisher, Lumber ex.
change. Minneapolis: $3.50
49,:
The September Engineering Digesl
ID q scientific publication written ii
language that GIL readers can under
stand. II ID published directly tor con
structora, engineers and designers bin
contains much matter of interest q
ali readers. The Technical Lster8turl
Co, 220 Broadway. rIew York 3d.
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