The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-02
PUBLICATION NOTES


Out-of-door winter sports receive
much attention in the New Years num-
Der of The Outing magazine. There are
two illustrated contributions on the
most popular winter exercise, those Of
~snowshoeing and sailing an iceboat,
the former by Albert Harper and the
latter by Edward LyelI Fox. Farm
women will be glad Of the information
afforded in a poultry article by Arthur
s. Wheeler. There are a number Of
automobile articles, also an instructive
sketch on the killing power of bullets
and their manufacture. Football In
1911 and Football Honor List will in
terest the college men. Some fiction
and a number of short contributions
make a universally interesting num-
Der. The Outing Publishing CO., 141-
las West Thirty sixth street, New York
City: SO.
The frontispieee of The January
Metropolitan is a beautiful reproduce
ton in color of the w~orld-famous
painting OF Mona Lisa, which is Great
ing so much talk in the art world and
is so appropriate for this season of
the year. There are four good stories
and much of political interest. Elk
planning Mr.. Wickersham by an In
truder Is very timely. operate COM
ments with pictures of some of the
seasons stars will interest those Of the
music world and closely allied is an
article on w. B. Yeats and The Irish
Players illustrated with photographs
by Alice Boughton and written by
Montrose J.. Moses. Henry Woodhouse
has something to say on What Kills
Aviators with illustrated photographs.
There are also some interesting Taft
comments. The Metropolitan Maya
zine Co, 2s6 Fifth avenue, New York.
$3.50.
The Century Magazine for January
has a great many good things for the
lover OF magazine reading. There is
much of interest to all with excellent
articles on subjects Of up-to-the-
minute interest. or leading interest is
a frontispiece printed in color Of tbs
painting Of that famous man by Will
liam Is. Meyers and ON little space
is taken up with illustrations Of Dick
ems most famous characters by Fred
erick Gardner and by Har~
old Begbie. Charles Dickens: The
Man Who Cheers Us Up by William
Lyon Phelps and Old Friends From
Dickens with illustrations by 8. j..
Woolf will be OF intense interest to
those of literary inclinations. Space
is devoted to New Records Of Napo-
leon by British Officers at st. Helena,
which is given in two parts by Mai
| Gen. a.. Emmett and Capt. Charles G.
| Alexander with illustrations. Stella
| Marie is a new novel By William J.
Locke which has a beginning In this
number. President Taft has an arr
ficle on The Pending Arbitration,
| Treaties which is an appeal for their
ratification. Al full page portrait 81
| the president is given In color from
thu painting by Eorolla. The PROPOSED
Lincoln Memorial BY Leila Mechlin
with pictures from the designs by the
architect, Henry Bacon, and from pho
tographs should receive much atten
tion. Some stories and papers In a
lighter vein makes interesting reading
The Century CO, Union square, New
York: 81.
Leslie's illustrated Weekly has q
most suggestive and original New
Years cover designed by Wilfred
Jones depicting THE Dawn Of Prosper
ity in 1912. The frontispiece. Lost II
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