Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-25

of the Nile not permitted TO De Seel
SMALL because they mastered their
art before they exhibited as artists.
Who is Eliza beth Cherry Waltz,
whose PA GLADDEN." stories have made
her known to every reader OF the Cen
furry? The writer of these studies of
common men and women, of Isolated
folk. is literary editor of the Louisville
Courier-Journal, and wife of Frederic
H. Waltz, financial editor aof the
Louisville Herald. Their home is in
Meadowbrook, suburb of Louisville,
where gardens and birds and dogs are
Mrs. Waltzs chief pride and pleasure.
THE hill people are out of my own ex-
pe~ience." says Mrs. Waltz of Pa
Gladden-The Story of Il Common
Man." which the Century Company will
publish in the fall. Il have but to ride
seven or eight miles to lose the world,
and in sight of Louisville, at one turn
on a height be in the widest fast
neeses. l have but to ride on the rail-
roads in any direction, save toward the
Blue Grass, to find the counterpart Of
Long Valley. Each hollow of the
wavelike hill region, in reality the
Cumberland foothills, is Il separate
world with it's own interests and it's
own stories Of life"
The rather unattractiVe and enig-
matte pen-name of 30. Henry" is at
tracing constantly increasing atten-
ton in magazine pages. One of his
most notable short stories is The
Fourth in Salvador" which appears in
the July Ainslee's: he has an almost
equally a good tale of adventure in the
August Everybody's Magazine; and in
the August McClure's he writes Il
burlesaue idyl of Coney Island called
'Tobin's Palm 1t appears that 20
Henry" is in reality Ralph Turner Mil
let. that he is a nephew of Frank Mil
let, and shat he is an undergraduate in
Harvard College, having just COM
pleted his junior year. Mr.. Mlllett, by
the way, is young man OF ad-
yenturous spirit, for he has roamed far
from the classic shades of Cambridge.
He has been q cowboy, a ranchman, a
plainsman, a friend of train robbers,
and he writes of life in the open out
of the book of his own experience.
The terms of copyright in various
countries are as follows:
The United States, tWenty-eight
wears. with the right Of extension for
fourteen more; in all, forty-tWo years:
Mexico. Guatemala and Venezuela, in
perpetuity. .,...
colombia, authors life and eighty
years after.
Snain authors life and eighty years
after. .........o
Belgium, authors life and fifty years
after.
Ecaudor. authors life and fifty years
after.
Norway, authors life and fifty years
after.
Peru. authors life and fifty years
after.
F., Russia, authors life and fifty years
after.
Tunis. authors life and fifty years
after.
italy. authors life and forty years
after: the full term to be eighty years
in any event.
France. authors life and thirty years
after.
Germany, authors life and thirty
years after. ,.
Austria. authors life and thirty years
after. .,....,
Switzerland, authors life and thlft!
years after nfa
Hayti, authors life, Widows ne
children lives, and twenty years altei
the close of the last period.
Brazil. authors life and ten years
| after. .,,
sweden. authors life and ten years
| after A.,
Roumania, authors life and Tel
years after. &c. on,
Great Britain, authors lie A,'
seven wears after his decease' 10 "
fortv-two years in any event.
| Eo1ivia, full term of author ne
| denmark and Holland, fifty years.
| Ianan authors life and five year.
| after. ,.co. oct,
South Africa. authors life; hft'
years in any event.