Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-13
NOTES.

Munsey's has the following to say OF
"Tauy Thou TIL ! Come" Eugene
Sues romance Of 1.-THE Wandering
Jew" recently re-published under the
above new name:
Among the books whose names stare
Of US In the street cars and the news
paper advertisements is one which
turns out to be a reprint, under a new
title, Of a novel published in 1897 The
story a seml-religious romance founded
On the legend Of the wandering Jew,
mad a certain success in its day but
was long ago forgotten by almost every
one except General Lew Wallace, whose
eSlrayagant laudatlon Of il is used by
It's new publishers after the manner Of
soap testimonial or patent medicine
Endorsement.
Is such transaction fair to the pub
hc' without any actual false state
ment the advertisements distinctly
convey the impression that the book is
new one. II the practice Is to be iml-
h'ed' We shall never know what we are
puylhg' We may pay dollar and
twenty cents net for ION Desert Isle"
ana discover when too late. that we
nave bought a reprint of Robinson
vIrusoe; or We may invest In animals
VINO Have Talked With Me-" and find
WAY II is "Assop's Fables" with a new
title page.
Moreover, IL It fair to the author to
appropriate and rename his novel?
va lhe Whole the ethics Of the enter
pllse must be doubtful--none the less
~ because the resuscitated novel IS
published by a firm usually identified
'''u literature Of the highly moral sort.
josephine Caroline Sawyer the au.
wy. WI ul Every Inch a King" Is a new
1 e1l exceptional young writer. She Is
ny ny laughter Of Judge A. II. Sawyer. Of
,%e@t'oWn, y, Y. and was born In tina,
S2 " september. 1879. As a child her
, stsuya'e health prevented her from
,IS,Ilns W the amusements OF other
,-'u'eh ana In consequence she turned
vs LIONS az a very early age. As a
hung gin AT school she showed decided
SS,,lls promise II was while studying
In, 49, peare that Miss Sawyer became
Esi 's.el IN the character Of Prince
49, anQ later while visiting the his
nr, paIN or older London she sketched
,or,' we romance which afterwards took
WIN u Every Inch a King"
a.. 'laln young writer who had had
49, ~ BOOKS published. and who looked
str y5 publishers with a kindly eve. re-
ei a.y completed his fourth venture
rssV,. ', ., doubt Of the result. II was
h h. NJ. une best thing he had done. and
ear ~" ~ hut. TO his establishment II
Bs u",h with a polite note OF regret
tsr,. ny I 20 a second house. with The
t,,.. esalt likewise 20 a third ana a
M ttu lie then sat down TO examine
Win 4, ana see what was the matter
MIL 80 FAR as he could discover
r,o5 Z was the matter with n. IL wa
fnb ,ir,1 ne then tried 1t for the
II M. una II promptly came back.
n bi. 'tp,Aed that he had Dutch blood
vho 's'''s, and the spirit Of the folk
him 'sHea lhedykes was now awake IN
tr1r.ii ne made him list az twenty-,wo
"a reni publishers in this countrv
fPb, .'s'anl and set out upon a long
m ,n.. ".ing The manuscript Ia each
yes,sr, In This way he consumed q
he , a,o a ban and exhausted his lis,
% rrgi.-.,,, having twice journeyed
msk're ~ lie now considered Tho
hssss. " new list. when a hapnv
ol5 i I.' struck him. He toot nm ,he
second ana began II again. ana tbc
tt,ra A"use thereupon promn,iy -.
liptl- accepting the book r,,isin,, 4,
,srntis,.s,i ' dandy inouiring y he cor
hid "iiiing more OF the same
ven l, Tame % this writer is now worry
AD'"n and deseryedly hon , 70 foy