The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-05
new BOOKS IN The
FARGO LIBRARY
FARGO LIBRARIAN ANNOUNCES
LONG LIST or BOOKS, INcLuD.
ING SEVERAL FICTION NUM-
5ERs AND MANY ALONG sPE.
ClAL LINES.

| library has just announced long list
of new books that have been received
at the institution. The list comprises
number of copies Of good fiction as
well as books along the lines of special
subjects.
The following is list of the new
books:
Bostwick, A. E. The American Pub
ilic Library-1910. "A comprehensive
survey of the public library movement
in this country, describing it's aims and
tendencies, lines of work developed and
methods employed. 1t contains much
Of interest to the general reader inter-
ested in library development"
Burr, A. r. The Autobiography; a
critical and comparative study-19O9.
Far reaching comparative and scien-
tific study of the origin, motives, ideals
and psychological Importance of the
autobiography. Eight hundred biog-
lraphies in Latin, French, German,
English and italian have furnished the
groundwork for Investigations.
Marcosson, /. r. The autobiography
| of clown-191O. "Glimpses of the
personality of real clown as revealed
| to correspondent of the Saturday
Evening Post. Jules Turnour comes of
/ a. family of performers, was born i'm
circus wagon, and has been with Ring
| ling brothers for twenty years. He
sketches the history of Glowing, his own
adventures and the circus life behind
the scenes from the point of view of a
large hearted, serious minded person
who has high ideals, a definite phil
osophy and is proud Of his profession"
Pearson, P. M ed. intercollegiate
ldebates-1910. Briefs and reports of
| twenty five intercollegiate debates COW
ering practically all questions discuss
led during the last year. The subjects
are mainly confined to problems of po-
lliticaI science, government control and
administration, banking and currency,
and elections The introduction con-
tains useful suggestions toward the
betterment of debate work"
/ Suples, H. H. The gas engine-1910
now Contains such theoretical and
practical data as are now available in
the solution of the problems of the
gas turbine, including digests of pap
ers read before engineering societies."
Lindsey Judge Ben. The beast-1910.
! Papers originally published in Every
Ibodys Magazine rewritten under Judge
] Lindsey's supervision by Fl. L. Hig-
gins. They relate the actual expert
ences of Judge Lindsey's single hand
ed, courageous fight against corrup-
tion (the "beast'') in the politics and
courts of Denver. The beginning of
his work with boys and the gradual de-
velopment of his now famous juvenile
court are most interestingly told"
Leupp, f. e. The Indian and his
problem-1910% "An appreciation of
4 Indian character, review OF past gov
eminent dealings with the race and
lsuggestions for a future administrative
lpolicy. An authoritative and unpreju-
Ediced discussion based on theaauthors
twenty-five years experiences in the
Indian service" & 81 sa
Bronson. E. b. In closed territory
1910 "A collection of impressionistic
sketches describing big game hunting
experiences i'm British East Africa over
Ecountry back of the Uganda railway
usually closed to tourists. Also gives
information on the cost and equipment
of the trip. Interesting Illustrations
from snapshots
Hutchinson, Woods The conquest
of consumption-1910. Brief, popular
presentation of authors ideas on cura-
Utility of consumption. Describes pre-
Iventive and remedial measures. Should
be read by all tubercular patients and
their friends. Optimistic in tone"
Moody, C. S. Backwoods surgery and
Imedicine-1910. "A little handbook for
the woodsman, giving common sense
treatment for wounds and accidents
and remedies for camp diseases and
indicating the symptoms of the most
lprobable ailments. Includes list of
necessary medical and surgical sup
plies for the campers medicine ch9st."
Stickley, Gustav. Craftsman Imes
1900 IAN attractive and useful col
lection of articles from The Craftsman,
describing and illustrating nearly forty
homes--cottage farm houses, bunga-
lows. club houses, cabins. There are
two suggestive Introductory chapters
on The Simpliflcation of Life, and The
Art of Building Home, and discus
sions OF the different rooms, their
4 treatment, furniture and decoration.
toBh artistic and practical"
Caffin, G. III. American masters OF
painting. .
Caffin, C. Fl. The story OF American
tie SNuiuttOH VI Pdlhlsh6 "a
America from colonial times to the
present.
Diary of DAILY debutante. STORY OF
a DAILY Theatrical season in 1S79-S0."
Huneker, j. g. Promenades of an
pressionist-1910. "a collection OF
essays on widely scattered art sub
jects.''
Phelps, w. L. Essays on modern
EnpveIists-1910. Contents: William de
Morgan Thomas Hardy; William
Dean HowelIs; Bjornstjerne Bjornson
Mark Twain: Henry Sienkiewicz; Her
man Sudermann; Alfred Olivant; Rob
ert Louis Stevenson; Mrs. Humphrey
Ward: Rudyard Kipling: Lorna Doone
Appendices: (A) Novels as univer-
sity study; (B) The teachers attitude
toward contemporary literature; (C)
Two poems. "Will be useful and in
teresting book to the many readers Of
modern fiction"
Rice, w. de g. c.. comp. Toasts and
table sentiments-1909.
Fiction.
Beach. Rex-The Barrier.
Booth, Il. C.--The Post Girl
Cable, @. W.--Kincaid's Battery
Carey. r. N.-The Sunny Side Of tbs
Hill.
Conner, Ralph--Sky Pilot.
Crawford. r. M.--Cecelia
De la Pasture, Mrs.--Catherine d
Calais