The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-21

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the past and present and to describe
and illustrate the progress in the spirit
of municipal reform"
Howe, Frederic Clemson. The city,
the hope of democracy. 1.-THE authors
two great city reform measures are
municipal ownership and the single
tax"
Cleveland, Frederick Albert. Chap
tiers on municipal administration and
accounting. Twenty one addresses
delivered before various assemblies by
the director of the bureau of municipal
research of New York city. They COW
err the most important phases OF munic-
ipal administration - budget making,
accounting, municipal ownership, ETC.
and make direct and urgent appeal
for a citizenship that is alive to its re-
sponsfbi1ity for clean and efficient gov
eminent The last address is on the
work of the bureau of municipal re-
search"
Garrison, Elisha Ely. Accounting
every business man should know. "a
clear presentation OF the fundamental
principles Of accounting which will be
very useful to business men whose ex-
perience furnishes concrete examples
to illustrate the text but is unsuited TO
the average student who has had no
practical work"
Lincoln, Jonathan Thayer. The city
of the dinner pail. Essays on the lab
or situation from the point of view of
a conscientious and humane but rather
complacent and over optimistic en-
ployer of Fall River, Mass, who dis
cusses the factory system, the influ-
ence of machinery and the meaning of
unionism. The remedy he proposes is
better social understanding between
employer and employed"
Spahr, Charles B. Americas work
ing people.
Triggs, Harry lingo. Town planning,
past present and possible. Considers
types of towns ancient and modern,
commenting on their good and bad
points. and discusses practically the
planning and directing of town expan-
sion so as to insure the comfort, con-
venience and beauty of city life. Plans
and illustrations"
ChiIdren's Books.
Andrews, Mrs. M. r. S. The en-
chanted forest, and other stories.
Beard, Daniel Carter. American
boys handy book. Title reads, What
to do and how to do It; the American
boys handy book. Tells how to make
kites, boats, fishing tackle, blow guns,
puppets for puppet-shows, magic Ian
terms, and many other things"
Beard, Daniel Carter. Field and for
est handy book; new ideas for out OF
doors. Describes a large variety OF
outdoor recreations-campin and the
sports conencted with 1T, the making
of log houses, etc.
Beard Daniel, Carter. Jack of all
trades: new ideas for American boys.
directions for tree-top and under
ground club houses, workshops, tobog-
gan slides, indoor entertainments, etc.
Contains also practical suggestions for
keeping small wild animals, pigeons
and hens, building coops and cabins,
and working with tools"
Beard, Lima. and Beard, A. B. Things
worth doing and how to do them. TELLS
of such things as these. wonderful
circus at home. A valentine entertain
ment, A novel Easter party. How TO
get up a girls fair. How to weave
without a loom. Stencil painting and
how to make the stencils"
Burroughs, John. Birds and bees,
sharp eyes, and other papers.
Morley, Margaret Warner. Insect
folk. :
Porter, Mrs. Gene Stratton. What
have done with birds.
Roberts, G. @. d. Kings in exile.
"stories of the life in confinement of
the lords of the great woods and open
snaces OF the northwest-bison, bear.
wolf and moose The author awakens
svmnathy for the restless beasts
nenned in circus, menagerie and 20
olopicai mark. The excellent illustra-
tions are from drawings by Paul Bran
SON"
Little Cousin Series.
Coburn, Claire Martha. Our little
Swedish cousin.
Mansfield, Blanche McManus. Our
little Dutch cousin. Our little English
cousin. our little French cousin. Our
little Scotch cousin.
Pike Henry Lee Mitchell. Our little
Korean cousin. Our little Panama
RouIet. M. r. Nixon. cur little Bra
lillian cousin. our little Spanish cous-
in
wade. Mary Hazelton. Our little