Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-23
The Magazines
II METROPOLITAN

for August leads off with the first
of a series of articles on the eastern
war zone by John Reed. 1t is en-
titled SERBIA Between Battles" and
gives a wonderful description of the
country and the people. 1t is writ.
ten in John Reeds inimitable style,
and illustrated with sketches made
on the spot by Boardman Robinson.
who accompanied Reed to the front
for the Metropolitan Magazine. ON
surfing Peace =, by Preparedness
Against War; by Theodore .Roose-
welt. In this article Colonel Roose-
welt says that by being unprepared
this country invites troubles Of the
same kind that have destroyed Bel
GUM and upset Mexico. He tells us
what we should do in order to pre-
pare for any kind of trouble. In an
interesting article entitled, THE War
and the Jews" Israel Zangwill de-
scribes the position of the Jew in
the various countries that are at
war. Larry Evans serial, "Then Ill
Come Back to You," is continued.
There are short stories by Richard
Harding Davis, Henry kitchcll Web
ster, Inez Haynes Gilmore and 9th
ers. There are the usual depart
ments and a four-page art supple.
ment in Rotarygravure.
CONTENTS
Fiction
The Frame.Up. Richard Harding
Davis.
Transmutation. Henry Kitchell
Webster.
Matt Looks Upon the Wine. Inez
Haynes Gilmore.
Three.Alarm Casey. John A. Nor
OsO.
The Revolutions. M. Artzyzbashev.
Then I'll Come Back to You. (Ser-
ial story. Larry Evans.
News Articles.
Serbia Between Battles. John Reed.
Insuring Peace by Preparedness
Against War. Theodore Roosevelt.
The War and the Jews. Israel
Zangwill.
Features
Cover Design. Penrhyn tSanlaws.
The Olympian Lookout. Art Young.
-Four Page Art Supprement in Ro-
tary gravure.
Departments.
Erased by the Censor-An Editor.
ial. H. J. Whigham.
Law and Order. Walter Lippmann.
The AUGUST OUTING.
Modern Methods of Life Saving
tells in detail with a large number OF
carefully posed photographs just how
10 handle a drowning man in all po-
sitions and conditions in the water
and how to revive hi matter he is
brought to land.
A Town That Built a Gymnasium
shows what a little mining town, Wal
lace, Idaho, has done in the day OF
establishing a gymnasium in connec-
ton with the public school providing
directors and securing the interest
and support of the people of the twon.
Making a Cruiser of the Open Boat,
a short article, telling how at small
expense the open motor boat or sail
boat may be converted into a COM
Portable cruising craft. b
Bringing Back the Fish, an account
of how a Vermont town solved the
problem of stocking the local streams.
Up the Big Peribonka-The Big
Peribonka flows into Lake st. John
in the province of Quebec and is the
home of the sporty Ouananiche. In
cidentally, it is n of the best places
in Canada accessible to ordinary
sportsmen where the original wilder
ness conditions can be secured.
Other articles include: Light
Weight Waterprooing, Eat While
Resting, How to Make a Clay
Court, Learn Your Rife
Individuality in Sport, Pooling
the Mosquitoes, Saving the Elk in the
Yellowstone, etc.
AMERICAN
In the August American Magazine
Philip Curtiss begins a new short
serial entitled "And West is Vest