The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-01

Stanley Olnsted; The Dignity of Ellen.
by Clinton Dangerfeld: and The Safety
Valve, by Emily Newell Blair. ]. b.
Lippineott Co., East washington
Square, Philadelphia $3.50.
The Tragedy of the Elk is the feature
story of The May Outing. Dillon Wal
lace thinks hundreds of the elk that
starve In Wyoming each year could
easily be saved. Colorado a National
playground, Making Nature Help, In
the Wilds of Hoosier Creek, LATTE the
Last of the Buccaneers. are some of
the good things in the issue. The Out
ing Magazine, S15 Fifth avenue. New
York city: $780,
c. w. Jenkins writes In the April
issue Of The National Magazine Of the
Need OF More Railways in the North
west. The article is illustrated with
cuts of scenes at Jamestown IN. d.
kota wheat field and praire scenes and
other things. There are many interest
ing matters in this issue. The Chapple
Publishing Co., 944 Dorchester avenue,
Boston: $3.50.
The April Human Life fully lives up
to the title Of being magazine about
people. Notables are sketched and de-
scribed In an interesting manner and
there are many story features that will
interest the readers. Human Life Pub
fishing Co., $40 Atlantic avenue, Bos-
ton: 81.
McCall's Magazine for May is filled
with the latest things in fashions.
All its departments are bright and
interesting and the issue will be O.
treat for the ladies. McCalPs Maya
zine, 2S6 Thirty seventh street New
York: so cents year.
Suburban Life for May is a summer
home number Bungalows. shore cot
tages and farm houses are featured.
Prospective home, builders viii be de-
lighted with the issue The other con-
tents are the kind that will attract
the readers. There il great variety
Of bright matter. The Suburban Press,
New York: So.
Country Town Sayings by Ed, w.
Howe Of Atkinson, Kan, is a volume
of condensed philosophy that all can
appreciate. 1t is compilation of the
impressions made on Howe during a
busy life as a newspaper man. john
sons Book Store, Atkinson, kan: ST..
There is q new Williamson book.
The Golden Silence. by C. N. and Al.
MI. Williamson, authors of Lord Love-
land Discovers America, Set in Silver,
etc. This story is so utterly different
from anything the Williamsons have
ever written that one can marvel at
the discovery OF this entirely new
phase OF their storytelling prowess.
The Golden Silence In an adventurous
tale OF little American dancers quest
for her lost sister and 1t ID full OF the
wonder and the mystery of the desert.
The action is dramatic and the de-
scriptions are done with rare power
and . knowledge of the east and its
desert folk illustrated In color by
George Brehm. Doubleday, Page ii
Co, Garden City, N. II; $1.35.
When was an author ever pleased
with the form OF critics censure2 He
could point out a dozen places where
he was at fault, but to be touched in
"a virtue, as IL 1t were d fault, that is
really too much. The trouble with all
critics. good. bad, and Indifferent. liz
not their naughtiness, but their SUI
perfiuity OF naughtiness. we have our
selves exercised their function from
time to time for more than fifty years.
Whole battalions Of authors have
passed under our pen as under yoke:
poets, novelists, essayists, historians,