Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18


perbaps. being that Of the hero Nm THE
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me "retiren,enf"' NJ tho club Nr cum
nlings nrnoarod WITH vorlous eastern
/ tbaotricai cornnapias I'm which no gs-
/ sumed lmportant parts'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| the higher social classes, but IN the
quarters ana districts tenanted almost
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Miss Ethel Barrymore Is an enthu-
slasuc admirer Of Jack London, who,
she thinks shares with Joseph Conrad
me credit and distinction Of writing
about the only big stuft' that Is being
/ done todny She met Mr. London in
{ California recently and found in him a
most interesting. personality Hes
the sailorall over Miss Barrymore told
a reporter with all the charm OF a free
IRE about him. we talked about the
! play that he Is going to write for me, II
VIII be klondike play, and there are
an sorts OF backgrounds ana character
ana romance hd dramatic material
-, , ., Aetp uiiiln.ns apoul II an
h i, t"' ~ ''i''S e''o"b "o'N uPOn
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MRS Alec-IWeedle calls New York
SLOW Interviewed recently by report
er on her wy TO Mexico she said: Il
love America-especially the women
but you are shamefully behind In some
Things yes you are, shamefully.' The
well-known English traveller and writer
went on to Instance our postal service,
inc cost OF kilograms and hansoms, and
the absence OF a parcel-post. She affirm
ed that she liked our telephones, that
our trains are the best IN the world, and
that Firth avenue Is unique; and that
she does not write book about us, as
she mas about Mexico, Sicily, Iceland
CIV "lluHu, DsOause we are 700
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Su,"S nlD"g sie suIu, HlCIly ~ ne
I,oI,.ns tl,e e'ga, winter RESORT you
,, ,,oM' 80 ioiIl Ia.ual 10 Ma{ lHe plg
me- ~ 10 iil'he tnut slopplhs poihl:
, Axe Ol'' T, II supeIp' Doull'ry run OF
iulHs, ne BIealest Hreclh runs IN
, .lt "oiIua.vety wa ana picturesque
w Ispul ,uI!(y, u EVu ",sH OF pay
uts SUI vi sel.ius helu up py orlgahds'
whenever p"S''Iile you most desire
Certainly II Is no small title to
fame for poet that he was In his own
country for at least three generations
the delight and consolation OF the poor.
rattered and thumbed copies Of his
poems, broadcast through Ireland, re-
present better his claim TO the interest
Of posterlty than whatever oomely and
autographed editions may be found
among the possessions of Bowood and
Holland House These concluding
words Of Mr.. stephen Gwynns life OF
Thomas Moore Just published by
the Macmillan company In the English
Men Of Letters series, give a hint OF the
generous spirit IN which he has APP
preached his account Of the varied, vi
NaCious career of his fellow Irishman.
Stevenson's series Of ESSAYS ON rdin.
burRh having become well nipb classic
m ere is nothing AT ali yenttirosome an
the issue OF "a new edition of that work
by Charles SVTilutTgR Sons What
more striking than his panoramic do
scrintlon I'm mo essav ist's mos, ,ora.
ment and vivid stvle "Irnon ali sidcs
what rlnshinp of arohitecturer In
This ono valley whore tbo life NJ the
town Zoos most busilv forward there
may he seen. sbov.r ono above and no
Nina another nv tbe accidents "f tbo
ground. buIldinga I'm almost everv stvie
upon the plobe. Ervptlan ma Grco,,
temples Venetian palaces and Cotblc
spires are buddlad one over anotber
in moet admired dlsorder. v,htle
above All the brute mass of The rnstis
and the summl ~ Artb,tr's Get io0ir
down upon these imitatlons Win n no.
canning dignity ms the works ~ nS,,,ro
may look down upon The non,ncnts ~
ard Rut Nature is n moro inJiscrIr,.
inate netroness Than we.i,nagine ana IA
no way frirht ened of strone orfect
The birds ronst ms Willingly amono tbc
Corinthian capitnls as IN mo crapnios ~
the cray tho same atmoanb6ro MA
daylight clotbo The eternal ROOF ana
vesterday's imitation norticn, ana .s
the son northern sunshine tbrotys out
evervtbine into clarified dlstinctnass
or eosteriy mlsts coming mn ,vitb d.
hlue evening flso all thosn incongr,,.
aus features into one ana tbe ian,Ns
begin to glitter along M" strset AKA