Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

caused by the poem, as 1t Will BE- Mr.
Markham's first words OF explanation OF
his rugged beliefs.
Charles q. u. Roberts has recently
been spending some weeks with MI.
Stevens In rural England. For some
time he has been engaged ON new
novel. the third In hls series ~ Oh
Acndlan life tales. II IL 20 be entitled
Green Walls and Red Waters" and
will appear serlally In Lippincotts
Magazine as soon ~ u Is completed.
. .
Mrs. Ella wheeler Wilcox win not re-
turn TO New York this fall. but VIII
spend thu winter at her large. new
house. erected near her bungalow" at
Sound Reach. Conn, for the sake OF her
aged mother, who requires her constant
care and attention.
Mr. W. Clark Russell has another sea
story IN preparation for publication In
the spring. II is the story Of the saw
ing Of ship and cargo In the Atlantic
by man and sitl and viii appear IN;
dor che title OF 'arhs ships Adventure
II Ia said that q prophet u without
honor In his own country, This state
mcnt ~ controvcrtod by the experience
OF Booth Harrington. author Of The
Gentleman from Indiana" Mr. Tarking-
annapolis, and three book stores Their.
fr-ordcred one day recently so copies,
| their heavy initial order having been
exhausted. That the sale II general a.
well a. local IN shown by the fact that
the book 10 alroady In Ito tenth thou
sand.
The announcement that u. II. Sotharn
/ will produce Hauptmann's poem-draina,
The sunken Bell" draws especial w
icrest to Mt. Charles Henry Mcltzers
| English version OF the work. which has
been taken over by Doubleday q Me
Ciure company from II. II. Russell. MI.
| Meltg.r'H translation IN free. nut IL
brings out with amazing fidelity the
strength and poetic iire Of the original
Die Nornunkene Glocke'' THIS new
edition Includes some OF the music writ:
ten Tor the play by Aimc Laohaume ana
will be eventually illustrated with views
| of Mt. Sothern's production.
Edwin Mnrkham's answer TO the
question suggested In Tho Man win
the Hoe" would probably be the lines
OF his poem.
BROTHERHOOD.
The crest and crowning Of all good.
i.ife'a nnnl star, IL motherhood,
For it will bring again to Earth
Her ions.loHt Poesy and Mirth'
wan send new light on every face.
a kindly power upon the race.
And til II come, we men are slaves.
And travel downward TO the aust OF
graves.
Come. clear the way. then, clear thu
way:
Blind crceds and kings have had theli
day.
nreak the dead branches from the patti
our hope IL In the aftermath
our hope IL In heroic men,
Star led To build the world again.
To this event the ages ran.
Make way for Brothcrhood-make way
Tor Man.
} The haunting dream renlism--lf then
be such a quality-ot THE Brushwoo'
Boy has baiiicd illustrators from IN
start. The announcement therefore
that OrHnn Lowell would undertake III
| work ON "a large scale brought HurpriH
. TO many Kipling enthusiasts, for a.
I task IA not 80 much 20 picture IN
! [ klpilng Vigor. aa 10 catch those ilcct
, Ing dream memories which the storl
Htlra to life IN the readers mind
, Whether the artist has succeeded II q
course personal matter with the IN
? dividual reader, but those who hay
, seen the forty pictures he has mad
: for Doubleday q Mcclure Co.'S nc,
s edition Of this remarkable love stor
. promise Tor It "a genuine success.
Julius Chambers says In the philn
p dciphln Times: George Barrie n SO
, OF Philadelphia undertook to supply
! complete edition Of the master d
1 French prose, linlgac TO those WI
! have not mastered the beautiful Ian
y gtinge OF France. II was glgunti
@ task, aud the completed work now iill
90 large duodeclmO volumes, Ate
u several weeks careful examination d
n the barrie translation. including VAR
o . NNH.a NaHI