Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-11

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whose "Ballad Of a Nm" grst ' MAZDA
Davidson is. / believe. n ScotCbman
bv birth and 10 hv mrof1ssio,' i ',''5'n
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il by no means MI noyidsoiss Grst
been an onbltion of Me a. sea snod
effort at n,ayvritirg Cor a. hos 77ono
romantic drama on The stogo and he
has already taken several ets,s totyards
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finished in Septembar lSgg liking M
the Lombarus was the original f,ls
bu, IL was Changed on ,he nuhIlcation
OF m, Iombards " IN "salgs tho Nar'
4 'Tragio Comedy" Althougb Tho niav
m.I he referrad In ths aiottb cn,,i,,y
A. d.. il js entirely modern in conceH.
tlon and treatment ana ,yith tbat ~
ceptior Is NOT nm che limos" ~ any,
prpgeeilg work ~ ths author II boars
ON fine title mage tho co,,rl,i
"Be vonr own star for strengtb is
from ,y,thip
And one against tha world will al
WAYS win"
Mis- Gwendolen Overton's novoi Tho
Heritage of I'nrrat hos bad ~ gooa re-.
cpption i'm England now aaItior for
the English market boe inet heen de'
manded Mise pulob Mo;Jo NV yhoeo
clever story Tbe Maling of Cb,istonber
Ferrlngbom was nuhiisbed twa ye@ks
ago also wins tha onnrnveI nc bo, Eng
llsb readers. Both these hooks Inv
American women are having very
rand sale ON tho othor side Tho re-.
port IN the New York papers that ENG.
fish book Trade is ami seems IA annlv
TO the works of English artbors
statistics from which # would ia
be possible 10 calculate The average
number If comics sold of tbe many Inn
dred volumes of mems unfinished each
wear in America bnt vanture tha
opinion that II does NOT exceed Ia savs
* Publisher i'm The Roston Trans
crint viii franklv confess ,hof
have npblished many volnmeg of noemg
of which have sold less than I50
comics Two wears ago | published a
contributed TO at least two American
though otherwise unknown
here, The poems were all charming
while many of them were Of striking
merit. Eleven Of the best papers re-
viewed the book favorably several
magazines quoted from 1t. and ! spent
over $40 In advertising IT, At the end
Of the year | had sold six copies!
had always believed that this was the
regularly published book. until broth
er publisher conhded TO me, not long
ago that-well that it was not. or
another volume by an American poet |
Ing those bought by the authorJ
Charles Scribners sons have pup
lshed Mistress Nell by George e.
Iiazelton Jr, The novel reVerses
he literary process tnQt mas become |