The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-23

unusually full OF interesting articles
The June number of The Woman's
Home Companion includes Wedding
| Gifts that Are Different, A Novel
Graduation Programme, When You
Graduate, A Vacation Trip to Europe
etc. Kate ". StainI-Ma contributes
another of her practical articles this
month on strawberry culture, and the
love song, You're Worth All the World
To Me, by Alfred G. Robyn, is just the
right thing TO sing on summer even
ings. Unusually carefully selected fash
ions are shown this month by Grace
Margaret Gould, with an eye particu-
larly to the needs Of the girl graduate.
The special departments are filled with
timely and good advice on many SUBJ
jects. The Crowell Publishing Co., New
York: $3.50.
The boys and girls who read the
June st. Nicholas should have special
pleasure in watching for Halley's
comet and enjoying this unusual sight,
for the number IS rich in CONT lore,
put in a simple, entertaining way.
Clement B. Davis In Nature and Sci
ence, tells a good deal about comets
in general-how many grown-u ups
know that comets are believed to be
tiny bits of the raw material from
which the planets were made, and to
have wandered through space since
the beginning of the solar system"
And A. Russell Bond tells the story of
Halley's comet, with reproductions of
a number of photographs taken by
Professor Barnard Excellent and en-
PERTAINING always are the st. Nicholas
departments; and, seemingly, of con-
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The leading story in The Red Book
magazine for June, is by Robert Her
rick, one of the foremost of American
novelists, who will be recalled by
most readers for his powerful domes-
tic novel, Together. The title of the
story in the June Red Book magazine
Is The Kiss, and like all Mr.. Herrick's
stories, 1t treats to the awakening of
a woman's soul. A charming story
r'cture of life during witchcraft days
in Calem is Woven in the Dust, by
Laura Rabb and Cophia Chandler. A
deeply moving tale Of heroism on the
part Of a "trackwalker" is ]. r. STAFF
ford's The Stragler's Chance. Onoto
Watanno contributes entitled The Mar
glo-Japanese tale entitled The Mar
riage of Okiku-S San, and Leo Lebowich,
a new ghetto writer, tells with vivid
realism of the Ambition of Samke
Rodinskky. The Red Book corpora
ton, 1853 State street, Chicago; $3.50.
The first of a series of three papers
Of George KEENAN,, reviewing the events
that have taken place in Russia since
the Bloody Sunday" Of January, 1905,
makes its appearance in the June Cen
tury. During the last thirty years,
Mr.. KEENAN,, through his articles pub
lished in The Century and elsewhere,
has become one Of the leading authori-
ties on political and social conditions
in Russia. Among the important art
icles, having a distinctly timely inter-
est, is notable contribution by T. r.
MacMechen and Carl Dienstbach. spe-
cial students of aeronautics, who pre-
sent a novel forecast of some of the
possibilities Of aerial warfare based on
recent Investigations of some of the
peculiarities observed in the fight Of
birds. Another article by Andrew
Carnegie, gives careful analysis of
recent contributions 10 the movement
having universal peace for it's OBJ
Taft's pronouncement before the Peace