Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-12

of low. stories THE Change of Heart" is
just off the presses of Harper d Brothers
Mrs Briscoe Hopkins is well III, Brown n a. a!
Sense" both hooks having aroused IN
usually favorable and interested corr
!ucnt at the time Of publication ihelf
author began her literary career in a
quite accidental manner she had at
that time a studio in Baltimore where
she worked with much success as an
ilIuminator on Vellum one DAY, on her
return from few days rest at an old
back country farm house. she desired 10
lot down for her own benefit, story
told her by the farmer. she began IN
the evening and wrote and wrote not
bleeding The time. until as she penned the
final word she put out her lamp in broad
daylight. The result vas the story
How the Spirit Moved Cynthia, wEich
was soon printed in "A magazine. From
this moment she realized that she nad
found her vocation.
story will be- published this month. The
book was :, ioni, time in the naming. title
after title having been chosen and re-
;cctcd Finally '''rhe Heart of iIyacinth'
was selected, chiefly for euphOny and its
suggestion of dainty sentiment, for the
story is similar to the same authors ~
Japanese Nightingale in the predOmi
nance of the latter characteristic. The
heroine is a young girl, born in Japan.
who grows into young womanhood in the
course of the story, and whose romance IS
quantity developed by new and unusual
iir,h of tiv,ni,,,t r,allar hnr f.,;l,ii,.
a,nnne, i,na,ne. beroi,,nc Nirs W.isnua
has passed the summer at Fordham
,;ad ~ nrn"nnt IN et,Idvir.. itIew r
i,rIanaer,r ,,be;,rsaIs fnr thn production
- 49,, tann,,s,. Niahtin.,2ia" on fhr
stage this fail.
Thompson SetonA new book viii be
brought ont this month by D"UhleisiY.
Page q Co. Though Mr. Seton has done
SO much to make animals seem like per
sonal friends. strange to say he IS not
fond of animals. He never makes pets OF
them himself and does not care about
domesticating or training item. his IN
ssayat,es." The first long boot; Mr.. seton
has written, tells us everything that boys
craft. or 1,i,tive animals, and. the joy of
9 country living. ~ ~
49, -----------tx %ES
Miss Helen Keller says iEssgrhe Storysof
My ne3fhat she very eaTNs4nade up her
mind to go 10 Radcliffe Gorge in tunlf
bridge, the women's annex Hof Harvard
University. Nov ShesiSs MginninG her
last year there. a stQ9&4Rn7es to light
which may account k1EE$N1iss kelers
early interest III Harvhfn ~
Years ago when IL E&t1e girl, She re-
ceiycd doll from titeSsHasty Pudding
club of Harvard TheHNhidents were8at
actress and many OF the!n.kncw her we'll.
The actress heard from sdkfe of the boys
the story of Helen Keller which was just
beginning to- be known. They clubbedsto
..ciiier and bought doll, and the actress
dressed it herself in the costume Of oGe Of
her own characters. The letter which the
secretary of the Pudding Club wrote. t.
Miss; Keller has been lost but she iI:Is the
doll still.
Z
Cnor.ro Tclnmminsr whose draEaa ti3a tim
nr .trhn i~bt that EoiIel' txSH n. se,ro-
I,,,h IN ~ III co',ntrv nnrt nsasMs 49,
~, NJ. 80 C,gt,,n ~ tch,s,. ssY,s Il IA ~,
If an Enciiah clcrrvmah. AM il tx $40 tIie4
Viii lie ',frn,n;nnnfII, ONE Il saGE ,ffses3stI
,,nrv.,i,,bte If tha .x,.a q Il SssFxeas,,.
version of "Thc Lights Tailsd'' by
No ,''',. win atccnt ihe 3 ~ x; III, Of
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nav ""iu ivtI'1 ~ '',i i, '',i va, ' ~ -
prominently i''," III M'l,' -. i.'',tS II
dos iht" tho WoilI 81 "PI'Ir'' ~" JH3t
now = IS me Hnful,,, ~" tc'%', tnc lH,'
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al.rI,'.. u, ,if,
,i,i,r, i,nnt ,,,1s / inrnin Ir| Genlt nrIy
In minin simple Iinvnrri4heI trtIths but
n ~, ,hnInse ana ,.itj,o1,t doui,t h, ,,Is
th, ,rrrntest vri,r. from n rurely literary
st,r,lrnint thnt America eyer nrotll., a,i.
IN n,w thc trend Is all toward Tho Kin
iinr,yumc and uevsuancrs MS VII ~;
hnnl,q are freotlont reminders; of tli:. II
ie in ,frort a nrot,..t AGAINST raJ,Iir,.
WrLs mai mr., inncc"ssarv arc no;
wanted There is, no time for leisure or
tr,neition If is ali thr nhyiullsIy condensed
nnd strou,,. thr direct rorceflll ana com
nnct
Stiu both the authnr and tho nubl;shnr
viii continue tbr I,,,,kiutr of hoajle which
VIII beno,nn q Inrt of Inc dritt,ynni mai
ratiss,x. in tI,c nl,l,. .,hnyn trn la;,l ana
,whsri,rinohody consider. if worth whit, to
,,,,sh s,5,,f ir,in thr Stream a.iin. The
bff,srf s,f5lfis; tin a rrrshpt distl,rh, and
Ia 3{ss III And The Ultima Thnlc of them
~, IL. I'M, .rbrro is mo- nhasn Of INNS
craatite power wherein In, law of the
suryfyal, of the dttcst IS so STRANGELY and
Go si,rerrs,,,cted nut ms in me nr,i<ine., of
InalIs and rime alone can dctrrmin', for
II; What is the flttps, anon. thrm. Ger
t,inIv not tina ss.ta et1eo,li,, 4ilc,a,,. j. 'rhrv
Are rnn,pant FOR u While. hut they die.