The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-18
PUBLICATION NOTES

The American Magazine for Nov
ember presents Wonderful Hawaii--A
World Expericent Station, by Ray
| Stannard Baker. Fiction in the num-
Der is notable because of the first in
stalment of Marriage, the new study
Of modern matrimony, by II. @. Wells.
Leonard Merrick writes one Of the best
short stories of the year. Walt Mac
| DougalI writes an aeroplane war story
that was praised by Orville Wright;
there is unusual fiction by G. w. og-
den and Wells Hastings, and another
Phoebe and Ernest tale. There are
many things that will interest the
readers The American Magazine, 3s1
Fourth avenue, New York: $3.50.
| The Ten Story Book for December,
brings out highly original character
| in the tobacco trade-the nervous and
explosive Senior Afamado. whose trials
and triumphs are funny and gratifying
in new way. Daily Story Publishing
| Co., $40 Monroe street, Chicago: 81.
Vol. x, the tenth annual edition of
the Copper Handbook, is just received.
| The new issue Of this work. which is
considered a standard authority on
| the subject of copper and copper mines
for the entire globe, has 1902 octave
pages, containing nearly 100000
words, and, in addition to the miscel-
laneous chapters, lists and describes
$3.50 copper mines and copper mining
COMPANIES, in all parts of the world,
this being the largest number Of titles
! even listed by any work or mining. The
miscellaneous chapters of the book,
twenty four in number, treat the sub
1ect Of copper from all possible view
points. The Copper Handbook Is sold
on the unique plan adopted nine years
ago, the publisher sending the book by
mail, prepaid, to any address ordered,
without advance payment Of any sort,
and subject TO return after a weeks
inspection The price is SIS in strong
green buckram binding with silk head
band and gilt top, or $3.50 in full IL
brary morocco. Anyone interested in
copper, as producer, consumer or in
weston In shares. would do well to
write the author and publisher, Horace
j. Stevens, Houghton, Mich.
Harpers Magazine for November de-
votes considerable space to Mark
Twain. running chapters from his life5
with illustrations. The issue is well
selected combination OF special fea-
lures, fiction, poems and the regular
editorial departments are Of more than
ordinary interest. Harper e. Bros,
Franklin square, New York: 81
The Book News Monthly for Novem-
Der features Gilbert Keith Chesterton.
There are some good stories and much
interesting comment on new fiction.
John Wannamaker, Philadelphia: 81.
The November issue of Harper's
Bazaar will delight the women. 1t is
rich in many things in which the wo-
men readers delight. The fashion dis
cussion, departments and other regular
features are up to the usual high stan
dard. Harper & Bros, Franklin square,
New York: 1926.
The Christmas number OF McCall's
Magazine is a most seasonable treat
for the ladies. Everything Is Christ
masy and there are many valuable
pointers in the number. McCall's
Magazine. 236 Thirty seventh street
west, New York: so cents per year.
Ed. Howe's Monthly continues to
gain in popularity He calls 1t
farmers magazine for town people. It's