Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-06-30

Boston: Estes and Lauriat. Publishers.
This charming work will be sure to win
an appreciative place Tor itself IN the
hearts Of the lovers Of fresh ana enter
upon America BY foreigners this work
has the distinct merit Of being written IN
a sympathetic spirit. and with a proper
sons Tse assss nave
pains in making the book model 81
typographical taste and beauty, and 1t
should easily rank among the most de-
lightful publications Of the year.
Camilla novel of society-life In
Sweden. Translated from the Swedish
and Danish of Richert Won Koch, with
three illustrations by Edmund H. Gar
rett. limo, gilt top. SIPS. T. =. Crowell
& Co., New York and Boston.
The pictures by Scandinavian artists at
the Worlds Columbian Exposition were
a revelation. Few had any idea that SO
much power and originality were to be
found In Morse art. Somewhat the same
original and striking novel by. Richert
Won Koch. The scene is laid in Stock
holm. The heroine. who lends her name
to the story. Is a piquant. beautiful. fas,
speaks her own language and utters her.
esies enough to startle the staid. cOnser-
vative, aristocratic society in which she
lives. She is advanced In all her ideas,
but even those who are tempted to crit.
icIse her latitudinarianiem Of thought and
action cannot resist her witchery or fail
to see that her heart is gold. Around her
as a central sun revolves the Crusenbore
family, consisting of the Baron. his wife
two sons and two daughters. The life In
the Swedish metropolis is described In
lvef MN where II same: but details. vary
ant&t mixture ~ familiar motives with
unfamiliar surroundings gives an indie
scsnes of g
simplicity Of the plot II no less remark
able; 1t Is the simplicity Of strength. The
NOR has been Pee i 's h wse tas ut
Y ITS Interest or in its style.
1.-THE American Conference on Inter
4 national Arbitration held in washing
l ,(sn, D. c.. April q and %, 1896. Large
!. octave, boards. 25S pages, $3.50. The Bak
er & Taylor Co., Publishers and Eas
18th Street, New York.
Full report of the proceedings, includ
ing addresses by Hon. John W. Foster
aDn sHak B. Be- eam Mon Carl FEY sehurr
( Mr.. Edward Atkinson. President Jane.
3. Angel, Professor John Bassett Moore
President Merrill z. Gates, Rey. J; W
Tucker. bishop John J. Keane: Presiden
Charles w. Eliot. President Francis L
Patton. Hon. Charles E: Fenner Chaun
u W,
Justice Fuller and Cardinal Gibbons, ane
the History of international Arbitration
by Professor 4oores.
The conference vas held for the spe
ment of a permanent system of arbitra
ton between the United States and Grea
Britain, and thus for the general pur
ternational disagreements, of the lega
principles and procedures which alread,
prevail "a aitscivittsed society.
.thss saafs ssasaSs sshose results we're $,
n warmly commended by both Presiden
fsCleveland and Mr.. Olney, secretary O
state, will be OF both immediate and last
America and Europe. Study Of In
ternational Relations LIST, The United
States and Great Britain" by David A
Edward J. Phelps; 3D.. Arbitration in In
ternatiOnal Disputes by Carl Sehurz
G. p. Putnam's Sons, Publishers, q Yves
Twenty-third Street. New York.
This is one Of a very popular and val
liable series of books upon Questions .ol
the Day which have had a large sail
and have furnished the American peopll
questions of current Importance and IN
terest, ever published In this country
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