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somewhat OF an innovation az the time
of their appearance, aud a new de-
parturo IS promised for the new work
upon which the artist has been enc
gagged during the last two years-a
series OF Illustrations for book on
"The Cathedrals Of Northern France
to be publs., I'd by Mo73rs H. c, Page
q co. this autumn The new process
is called "monotype" but particulars
are not given. The volume As the FIRST
of series which Is 10 include the ca
thedrals Of southern France. Spain and
Portugal Italy, the Rhine etc.
Italy is well represented In MeHsrs,
Houghton. MiHln & Co.'S IAN list this
year. Besides the two Dante books,
Rusklu's Comments ON the Divina
Cornmedla." and Dlnsmores aids TO
the study of Dante Prof Kuhng tells
of the work OF Petrarch. Dante Boc-
cacclo, Ariosto, Tasso, Leopard and
others IN "The Great Poets OF italy"
Eberton r. williams Jra uarrates a
Journey through central Italy. THE
HIN Towns OF italy is beautifully IT.
Illustrated BY many photographs OF high
artistic quality, a number OF them be-
ing taken by the author himself Col
Thomas Wentworth Higgnson's trans
latiOn of Fifteen SOnncts Of Petrarch'
win appear In a limited edition OF 400
COPIES prefaced by short essay ON
Petrarohs art pr Washington Glad
denis series of biographical sketches
entitled witnesses of the Light de-
votes considerable portion Of the
book to Michael Angelo.
The Increasing circulation In Great
Britain of Funk & Waguuls comrany's
publications through their London
branch has called the attention Of the
English critics to another American
invasion" in the shape Of reform d
spelling Such spelling as "thaater'
and "catalog" have especially kind ed
their ire. one critic bursts into rime
In the Taller
Fonetik spelling ! abhor,
And nawt can row mi bill
or ruffel up mi temper NOR
Than LEAK Pitman's stile,
The Yanky "theater" and such
Az folio In It's trane
Anoi mi gent sole so much
That | BEGUN profane.
A traveller with but wun "r'
VIII make me simply tom,
For foke hoo canot learn 10 spell
Had better stop at home.
Wun nedes TO be no pedagog
To shun this horld voge'
Good he hoo rites down "cataIJg'
BE other than roge2
The following books are amJlnced
by the Funk q Wagnals company for
publication In Semptember The Sec
ond Reader" Of the Funk & Wagnalls
Series of Standard Readers; History
OF Morris Hillquitt a clear and we'll
ordered compendium Of what has
heretofore been a scattered and yolu-
minous literature on the subject Of
communistic experiments In America,
together with new and original ac-
count Of the rise and present political
status Of what is officially known as the
Socialist party of the United states,
written by one who has long been in
the councils Of the party
Typical Elders and Deacons," by
the Rev. James NJ, Campbell (Hamish
Mann,) q companion volume to "Cleri-
cal Types" THE Being with the Up
turned Face by Clarence Lathbury a
book on man and his destiny; Modern
Practical Theology, by Prof Ferdinand
S. schenck Of the Theological Semi
nary OF the Reformed church OF Amer
lea at New Brunswick, n. j.. "a Hun
bred Years of Missions" by Rev. ID. l..
Leonard, and Volume V OF THE Jewish
Encyclopedia"
David Graham Phillips clever satire
Golden Fleece" is being published Sc
rally in England and Will appear there
In book form in the autumn, The story
promises to repeat It's American sue
cess, the English critics being most APP
preciative and discerning In their re-
marks upon the story The fortune
hunting earl, one of them says, Is
"lifelike and amusing character, man
aged without caricature'
Mr., Phillips is AT present in Paris.
His new novel, 1.-THE Master-Rogue Be
ing the Confessions Of a Croesus,' viii
be published in the fall.