The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-29

PUBLICATION NOTES

lineator celebrates its 10th anniver-
sary. When the magazine issued its
first number to illustrate the fashions,
women wore hoopskirts and shawls,
queer bonnets and quaint coiffures.
Some Of the early pictures are repro
duced in the current issue of the maya
zine, which has developed marvellous
lly along all lines until 1t now offers the
best in literature, while it speaks
authoriatively concerning all that per-
tains to the art of dressing we'll In
this anniversary number, Mabel Potter
Daggett recalls incidents, When The
Delineator Was Young There are in
teresting feature articles and entertain
ing fiction The Butterick Publishing
Co, Spring and McDougaI streets, New
Work; 81.
The November ST. Nicholas is the
beginning of the new volume, tie
thirty eighth, and of the new magazine
year; and 1t brings-good news for all
boys and girls-the first chapters Of
Ralph Henry Barbour's new serial
Team Mates, a story Of boys and work
and play at Oak park school. The Gem
fury Co, Union square, New York; So.
Mrs Helen r.. Martin contributes the
complete novel to the November num-
Der of The Smart Set. Mrs. Martin,
who is the author of The Crossways,
and Title Mennonite Maid, has writ
ten for The Smart Set a story OF al
small city in Pennsylvania where is
Sa In 9inf he of N
polls, Half Gods. viola Burnham's
story, A Good Chance, is one of the
features of this number Mary Glas-
cocks, The Black Beach, is story
with a football motif S. II. Steven
sons, Back, is a tale of a South Afri-
can native uprising, full of vigor and
movement A Dinner Table Story, by
Helen Talbot Hummer, is a tale of
mystery and adventure in the South
American tropical forests. Imperia
Mcintyre in An Emergency Ration,
tells breezy little tale of domestic
manner The City Editor, by Newton
A. Fuessle; The Sin of Lum Shee, by
Melville Chatter; The Kindly Flame
by Harold Eyre. and The Hermit OF
Malea, by Francis Haffkina Snow, ar.
all stories of more than usual merit
Ess Ess Publishing Co, 452 Fifth ave.
nue., New York; So
With the November number The
Century celebrates the close OF its
fortieth year, laying emphasis upon its
relation to American art. From the
first this magazine has paid special
attention to the development of its art
features. Thus il happens that file
of this magazine gives an accurate
view of the progress of the illustrators
art in this country. The Century was
4 pioneer in this department and the
interesting series OF pictures culled
from its files and reproduced in the
November number bears eloquent
testimony to what this magazine has
done toward securing the pre- emf
nence in art enjoyed by American peri
odicals today. The Century Co., Union
Square, New York: 81.
The Darkened Room, by Fred Jack
son. opening novelette, of Young's
Magazine for November. is a merry
story. Of madcap fate, thrown cut i'm
startling contrast from a. tragic back
ground. Cast into each others arms
shared In the net of circumstances. two
young people, total strangers, must
needs pass as a married couple and
a newly married couple at that! Con-
slider the dilemma and the comic pos
! sibilities OF the situation In The
Whence Reconciliation, Mr.. Desmond,
of the famous Mr.. Desmond's Divorces
series, by Ruth and Reginald Wright
Kaufman, shows himself, most divert
ingly, in the new role of peacemaker
and protector of the home. There are
many other entertaining pieces of fic-
ton in the issue. Young's Magazine,
ia Twenty eighth street east, New
York: $3.50.
The Ladies' World for November
contains great deal Of interest con-
corning fashions. There, are some in
teresting feature stories and fiction.
S. H. Moore Co., New YORK; so cents
per year.
Hamptons Magazine for November
is a popular issue. 1t is a we'll round
ed combination of feature articles,
stories and fiction, with intelligent edi-
torial comment. There Is an interest
ing political summary. an account of
aeroplanes and discussion as to their
place in warfare, the opinion of ply
stefan on the passing of nostrums and
many other bright special articles.