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NOTES.

Nsa credit to the reading public
Ma, they have set the seal of their
avroyaI upon such a book as "The
Rsht Of Way" The big successes"
% not always rank as high in liter
aly power and finish as Mr.. Parker's
novel; nor does a novel such as "The
Rlght Of Way often contain, along
With fine literary art, so many ele-
matsot romance and humor,of comedy
and tragedy, as this one. II was the
bss selling book IN the American MAI
ktup to December /. according to the
report VI book sales contained In the
January BOokman.
Ms Humphrey Wards Eleanor"
has Ven dramatlzed, and will be pre-
aisi ia the spring at the ST. James
Iiealsf london. The part Of Lucy viii
be craied by Miss Eleanor Robson.
Ac Wards new novel Is awaited
With great interest since the announce
reli has been made that II Is even a
mn work than Eleanor" The new
si03 will run serially In Harper's
MAGAZINE, beginning in the May num-
ba
No H. G. Wells Is amongst the most
logCal. torclble, and fascinating proph-
tS q the future wonders Of the world.
he mas hitherto confined his prognos-
ltallons to fiction, as In "The War
o. Tie Worlds" but he has now serious
y approached the subject Of the flu
llfs In capital book which he calls
5alelpations' which will shortly be
published in America by the Harpers.
w Wells has gone thoroughly into his
suNecl and covers not only a fore
I@l OIL what we shall accomplish In
geVnanlcal development, but in our
a'c ana domestic progress as well, II
!. COOK decidedly calculated TO arouse
'sOst ana stimulate thought, Prophe-
.sS VI The future are the fashion at
.Is'elt and the forecasts OF men who
.sls'',lcally and logically outline great
.uug lor the coming years are no
.',ty 70 be overlooked In an age when
ei.naulc maryels have become prosalc
'"H Of our daily existence.
. Il ,ihomas A, Janyier has recently
.'.Nsu IN New York from England.
i,..,', ne has been looking after the
J !, publication Of his latest book
= s lures In Great Waters" recent
4, Ai , on this side by the Harpers.
.', Y, SAWYER Is a master Of the short
N. NY! IN THE Passing OF Thomas"
~ n % Ccl was largely humorous. but
~. ~ uIeat Waters Is full of the
ir, 1,luess and simplicity of sea-
',, iSras ioik, and Of the poetry and
bs ''' ana often tragedy, of their
4 =, nary nary Hartwcll Catherwood, au-
N" Lazarre," has written in "Mac.
I,yi., ana Lake Stories" CIIarpers)
nv, u vivid tales OF life along the
len. lakes a life which ls rich I'm
'es lg suggestion for the writer
},'s, ,vn, ana TO which this authors
lS, u ana limpld style adds a pc
o., a' cnarm, The Mackinac storIe,
I,,. uislhaly published I'm Harner's
,osl' .le aud We're most favorablv
az co 'u no woman writing fiction to-
laD 'y,tLnlnahds a more delightful style
rain H author Mrs. Catherwood is
!, WV. OF Ohio, but she has resided
soa ros years at Hoopeston, Illinois
i Fss y spending her summers In
Ab.o
N y, y, ~ OF the approaching celebra-
IN y, rafls Of the centenary of the
Nv ~ lG,tor Hugo, q rumor Is nrlnt.
q tbae london Academy to the ef-
y r ua, certain distinguished liter.
Z ~ " wv. Nlll be Invited to attend. each
N ,o, represent the literature OF his
M 'nsue' Hauptmann is mentioned
Q y, probable German guest Iorkv
IL sSo,,i9' and Kipllng the English
anc e"O ,l be a great function for
ned ~ i neither she celebrates th,.
! to. ." YES Mlserables." or him ~
.1cbs. llgl Love Letters" 10 Adele
A. ma. which We're published last
:. S WHIT we editorship Of NJ. Mel,
Q nro ,'o WIN the able NJ. Vacouerie
nv Even wen. himself an admirable M.
sketch pe o.,3 Magazine for January ls
: am ,tu called "Grandfather " WHOM
/ c c,u1d the favorable atts %1ion
ider5 5'aloent Of many readers. i For
shg gssS ana exquisite humor which
sn"Ist, pathos, it gives its a T1,Cr
4 fc, So,e place Of his own in ' cup.
he Gils ,,, u was written bv Mr.. Row
/ dl S5,'son. the author o, tho '' my
haobat,rne.nnt and original or eve .,
gnr'" ". entitled when Love We Is IL
ion II W. nv, ellison is a welcome me od =
ig yo ~ one ranks Of our most pro "u
'u"ser writers. p'ON"
"'' Haekel writes from the