The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21

Hampton's Magazine. ss Thirty-fth
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The Woman's Home Companion for
September is a huge fall fashion num-
Der that cannot help but be popular
with the ladies. The front page cover
is work of art that viii delight. All
the departments OF the magazines are
up to a high standard and the fiction Is
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The Technical World Magazine for
September will attract the interest of
wide number of readers TO Europe
by Balloon, More Butter for the Bread
Slices. The End OF The World, At the
Motorman's window, To Save the
Good Roads, Electricity to Dispel Fogs,
and dozens of other excellent articles
are to be found in the issue The illus
trations are numerous and interesting
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II month after month, little comment
is made upon the choice quality of the
many illustrations in ST. Nicholas, it is
because habitual readers of the maga-
zine have grown used to leir uniform
ly high standard and their educational
and artistic value But each month is g.
treasure house OF ne pictures--in the
September issue full page reproduc-
tions of Arthur j. Elsley's painting,
Who speaks First, and Arthur - Mer-
ricks Coming in on the Flood tide;
and reproductions of Paul Potter's
Young Bull, Gerard Ter Borch's Por-
trait of Little Dutch Girl. Adrian
Van Ostade's Kfrmess Jan Stems A
Menagerie and The Feast of ST. Mich
olas, and Franz Halls The Jolly Man
these last five illustrating Mr. Caffins
interesting and valuable The Story of
Dutch Painting. Century Co, Union
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The Delineator for September con-
tains what is really the literary feature
Of the month in the magazine world
the first Of series of short stories by
Rudyard Kipling. The story is entitled
Cold Iron and introduces Puck Of
Pook's Hill, who will be welcomed BY
all lovers of fiction. This tale reveals
eA4Ca 0dNAaOA ul HIS UGSls lis magic Will
enthrall the reader and give him much
to ponder on. 1t is long time since
Mr.. Kipling has contributed to any
periodical and the fact that he has
written these stories for The Delineat-
or speaks volumes for the foremost OF
the wometl's magazines The But
terick Publishing Co., New York: ST..
Everybody's September number
opens with quaint child story, Hap
piness, by Mary Raymond Shipnanl
Andre s. And Blanche Greer's pic
lures are what In one OF Emily Posts
novels surely would be described asI
delectable If there are no comic situ
ations here, the deficiency is made up
In the succeeding pages by Il. Frank
Tooker In his sketch, A Day on, which
recounts the doings OF a TammanyI
picnic. Robert Dunn's semper Sparl-
Ing is quite thrilling as Action, but the
story will also be recognized ais d pat
riotics plea for merchant marine.
Porter Emerson Browne, who wrote
the much discussed play, "A Fool There
Was, contributes The Meilowdrammer.
laughable satire on his own profee-
sion. In The Dryad OF Barreli Lane. |
Walter Prichard Eaton has produced
one Of those light, exquisiteiy handled
love stories OF his which carry d flavor
OF distinction all their own. The Tilt /
ing Island is a scientific horror story
of New York devastated by one end