The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-12


knowledge, by Edwin L. Sabin, is d
strong short story of college profess
sor based on the theory that too much
learning Is sometimes as dangerous as
too little. John Adams Thayer Cor
poration, 452 Fifth avenue, New York:
So.
Thirty-two pages in the August LIP
pincott's enables that publication to
present to its readers an unusually
imposing table of contents, as well as
some attractive new features. Az as
ual, the magazine opens with COM
plete novel, The Little Green Door, by
Dorothea Deakins author of George.
This is rare story, full OF humor and
charm, yet with a touch of pathos, too.
The heroines are twin sisters, ingen-
uous girls who fly In the face of con-
vention when fate plays them a shah
by trick. A new departure for Llp-
pincott's is the Financial Department.
which will be helpful TO ali investors,
especially small ones. J. B. Lippin-
colt Co., East washington square,
Philadelphia; $3.50.
The August Century follows maga-
zine tradition by Offering its readers.
habitual and occasional more than the
usual amount OF fiction; the second
half Of Wharton's Other Times, Other
Manners, and short stories, several of
them highly humorous, by w. r. Mich
olas, Mary Meigs Atwater, Alma Mar
tin Estabrook, George Phillips, Ellis
Parker Butler and Anne Warner. Also
IN Trn Ngv.n &1@~ -
summer holiday number is an enthusi-
astic and sympathetic picture OF
Unique Mount Desert. by Robert Ha-
ven Schauffler. author Of Romantic
Germany. The Century Co., Union
Square, New York; 81
No more timely article could be pubs
lished than The Treason Of the United
States Bank, by Henry Mann, in The
Columbian Magazine for August. The
recommendation by the National
Monetary commission. OF which ex-
Senator Aldrich Is chairman, that the
banking system Of the country be
brought within the grasp, and under
the control OF one central body, to be
known as the Central Reserve assoc
citation, which would bio iii effect d
central bank, and would undertake and
perform many OF the functions now
pertaining 10 the United States treas
ury department, gives special interest
to the experience Of the nation with q
similar institution ia the past. There
are many excellent features. The Co
lumbar Magazine. e6 Thirty-flfth
street west, New York; $3.50.
The Cutters Book for August is an
issue that win delight anyone with
red blood. 1t tells OF hunting, fishing.
canoeing and travel trips In decid-
eddy entertaining manner, Guns and
ammunition come In for q prominent
part and instructive articles are given
on many points Of interest to men
who go afieid. The book furnishes re-
creation for those who are unable to
make trips and gives valuable point
ers to those planning outings Ut any
nature. The Cutters Book. Milwaukee,
$3.50.
The American Magazine for August
ID d fiction issue There are an IN
usually large number III stories tor
light summer reading and the care-
full manner I'M which they were ge-
lected makes an interesting number.
But not All the issue Ii devoted To-
lighter stuff. There are number Of
important feature articles that will in
tersst and instruct. The American
Magazine, ss1 Fourth avenue. New
York. 91.n0