Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10


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rorise Mr. Cb1rl.s 1rri,r ,r. arfhor
has rov. p.9ri, fri.bsJ fb. rparis.riut
NJ "a second n,r,i .,n.r.tbt y.rr.n y
IKE lts predsraes1r 10 s.,r bistorir9l
romance tha scsns heinz laid I'm The
time on Charles nd
Clement SCOTT who is rse,pri7ad ae
the Leading Gfaraat'4 rrtlr rr-onr,
those oft Ararir. ana Gr.lt Dritqln
has iust committed 81 v.It..1a .ptIfI.d
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American nsiW.b rs intend ta UIgs-
trat. mis- I'm tba fullest manner AMI To-
make In as dainty and attr4rflre as IN
fynorrspny and bin5irr ss can he
done tba yn.uIoa ,,nI e.rye as the
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leading actors ana actresses of the
time. In building up the series the pub
fishers intend to AVIAN themselves of
the assistance Of the most prominent
dramatic critics 0u both sides of the
Atlantic. The second volume IN the
series ls 20 Dee John Drew" by 4. A..
Dithmar the dramatic critic of the
New York Times.
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issued in "a binding OF suitable design.
so that the reader vii De able 10 see
the exact aspect Of the work ms Il first
saw the light. accompanied by the story
of its origln. the details of lis produc-
ton, and the authorship Of the articles.
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lulel iltlle holhe 10 East BOSTON must
soIile'tIiles MonGtt az tne singular sue
SSs w Saiilh4 Aohe Arouhe 'ne
ullu nus 9lHleNtd since us publlca-
. non III doom FORM SIX months ago.
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REGARD n as ANYTHING nartirularly Won
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him and Vbsr bs rot homo he s,t
down ana wrote HE simpla narrative
which mas ail tbe saItireee and f,s.io,.
zion nf Narrvat's ser taies and dot5I,
tIair Interest From bcrirnino +, and
there Is NOT a single dramatic situation
nor a to-ha-continued suggestion at
the close OF any one OF M chaptsr,
Npw N hos cat ACROSS An England and
Sir Edwin Arnold fresh from ms read.
ing. writes To the Lor.lon Telegram:
81 have been instructed, delighted. and
filled with admiration and interest Ev-
% hear about 10, everybody who sets
high value upon gallant fearless deeds;
everybody who retoiccs 90 see the trl'
umphs OF manhood over solitude dam
ser ana death itself. should and must
read this wondertui story OF resolute
adventure. ] do not hesitate 90 call Il
NE most extraordinary book. IN us way