New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11

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book is entitled The Voice OF America on Kishi-
nef,' and is issued by the Jewish Publication
Society Of America
Provoked by the statement that Shakes
peare's career IS yelled in mystery, Mr.
c f. Hughes has been at the pains to compile
an anthology OF the notices Of Shakespeare
penned in early days and to these has added
later extracts with the design OF confounding
the Baconians His work is aptly called The
Praise OF Shakespeare" II is published by the
BobbsMerrin Company.
Readers Of An Enemy to the King will he
interested in the announcement that in his forth
coming novel. The Bright Face Of Danger" Mr.
Stephens Will relate the adventures of Henri de
Launey, son OF the &c Launey Of La Tournoire
OF the earlier novel. The new work will be is
sued by !. c. Page & Co. about April 20
The author of the Barnes book, IT o on Their
Travels" descriptive Of a tour of Japan and
Journey over the Trans Siberian Railroad is the
wife ot Mr.. Archibald Colquhoun, the we'll
known writer. whose Greater America" was re-
Gently reviewed by our London correspondent.
TIoughton. Mifiin & Co. have the following
works listed for publication April 16: John A.
Andrew. Governor of Massachusetts" by Henry
Green!eaf Pearson; Methods OF Individual
Peace" by Nicholas P. Gilman; The Neighbor."
by y. s Shaler: Essays for tie Day" by Theo-
dore T. Munger. and High Noon" by Alice
Brown.
The Harpers VIII publish Basil Kings new
novel. The Steps of Honor April "a They
VIII issue on the same date new book by John
Kendrick Bangs, THE Inventions Of the Idiot E.
Eleven years ago a young Swiss woman Mics
Lena BoegI. arrived unusual resolu-
ton. Seated in little room at Cracow Austria
she determined TO find out IL a young woman
without money. could work her way round the
world. She had saved. from her little earnings
enough money to pay for passage to Australia
and there she hoped TO earn enough to enable
he- to proceed. She also decided that she would
make her world girdling tour one Of exactly
ten years duration. in order to have "a hxed
plan to work by" How she succeeded in carry
ing out her determination is now well told I'm
a volume OF letters written by her TO a friend
at home and just published by J. b. I.ppincott
& Co under the title OF Forward" 1t IS
a very interesting work. causing the reader
70 follow sympathetcally tie adventures OF the
lone voyager through her sojournings in for
eign lands. In turn she visited Australia New
Nesiahd. samoa, Hawaii and The United States
paying her way" as a teacher of French find
ing many obstacles, but overcoming them all
with splendid optimism. Many and varied are
the glimpses she gives us Of faraway lands
Perhaps most interesting OF all are her pictures
OF Samoa.
Miss Boegli was in HI vaii when the news OF
the destruction OF the N Inc reached there and
she gives US a clear idea OF the excitement Il
caused. She was there. too when the first con-
ungent OF American troops to the Philippines
passed through. and was one OF the hostesses OF
the soldiers. Ii was then that Sle learned TO
know and admire Americans, and through the
later letters. telling OF her adventures in the
United States she never wearies in singing our
praises.