Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29

publishing houses into which will be
east the old dramatic novels OF Dick,
rns and Thnckcray, Of George Eliot OF
Moiollth ana Hardy OF llowolls ana
Jamcn0f Washington lrvlng ana Coop"
en- ana out Of which The masterpieces
VIII come neatly compressed INTO thin
dWoGocimOt "uniCk lunch" editions
which may b. read by the bnslcat man
~ one street ear Journey between their
residences and their places NJ busl-
ness, I'm these cOnpresang processes
All ihc "ilno writing" the decriptlons,
tho dolnoatlous OF character viii be
carefully extracted leaving "A resldunm
Inlc and innocuoug, which may be taxi
I'm without danger to any seminary for
yonng ladies ana introduced without
fear into the family circle We may
toon expect "The Best Of lioccaclo'' IN
this form, 'so purified plutnrch,
"rho Condensed homer" IAN of Dick.
Gus Worth While" "The Busy Mans
Thackcray" "Don Quixote' quick Or
der edition. aud moments with the
Masters"
As Illustrating Miss Jeanette Glldcrs
recent discussion Of tho question "Dooh
n nay 10 bo q literary womanP' II Nv
significant that the two most prominent
present day writer's OF short stories IN
Italy and IN Spain are women, Ma
thlldo Sora0 IN oaally the most popular
author IN Italy, and no other modern
Italian with the exception of the dram
ausL D'Annunslo, " no widely known
IN other countries In spain some
what similar position IL held by Emilia
pardo IagHn, an author VINO has been
NJ prollno M sho X popular Besides
her admirable work IN fiction she has
maintained for several years IN Madrid
newspaper devoted TO theatrical clil .
iclsm written entirely by herself BOlh
Of these famous women are contrlhu.
tory 10 tho nrst issue Of "rnlos," which
WIN soon be published, Among the otha
or authors whose stories VIII appear
In this issue are also the two leading
women writer's Of France ANA Germany
"Hyn' Qumptpago dc MarloD ana
Baroness Won lleykng
Dr \. Weir Mitchell dcnlnoe the au-
lhorship Of "rho House of cards
which has been attributed 20 him by
several critics The story " now laid
nj tho door NJ nnolher weO-known
philNdcphan, Mr. owen Wlstcr
Inquiry has arisen as to how Hams
lin Garland has contrlNed 70 nave the
intimate knowledge OF such different
aspects " lie as are shown IN hls va.
rlous novels According 10 q recent
conversation with Mr., GARLAND Ms
fundamental principle In sl0rysWrilins
N 10 base hls work always upon actual
experience ANA observation, Tie be.
lovos IL tho duty " every novelist N
"gcl noXtn the NE he portrRyM Tho
nhporhmg ppychic fpc,n Win which
| the novel deals are based npon Mr., Gar.
lands experience - member of ihu
executive committee VI tho American
psychlral HoolotN II ~ Interesting III
motto that the invitation 10 serYo on thla
committee was oNtoNdod 10 Mr. Oar
land because Of Ms Keen common sense
ana skopllcnl attitude ana iho result oI
his Investigations, az embodied IN "rhC
Tyranny Of the DNrk NJ wi the moro
significant on This account
From tho uNulnis comes n comlonl
| BaIgao story n II mld tho novelist
| naltorod himself upon his pkIll IN read.
| Ing character from handwriting, and
| the story II OF The test applied 10 hll
skill A lady brought him nm extract
| from the exercise book Of a l2-yenr.old
| gohoolboy aud asked FOR an opinion IA
| 10 the youngsters character and pros
poets Balsoc Inquired whether the
| child was her own An rwcred IN the
| negative, NJ examined the exercise
carefully ma delivered his judgement
Madame" no said This child IN thlcl
| headed and frivolous No Win novel
| como TO any good n ne wore my child
! would take him from school ana pul
| him TO the plough Ana thon n had
| 10 be broken rcntly 10 the grnphologlsl
| that tho exercise an which M had pro,
| nounced 20 severely was ono ~ n own
| which had been discovered hidden nwHA
betwoon the leaves Of an old lessor
book
| William Dean HoWoDls, Who has beer
| turn from Italy, has now gone Tor M,
summer 70 his country home az XII
terry Point Me Tho llnrpore are pre-
parlng 20 publish Mr. lloWoll's novel, b
| story of summer episode among ih'
| New ENGLAND hills The novel wll
bear the title OF "Mlm Bcllmd'a In
| gplralIon," ana possess thuroughlN
| doWn.lo-dalo and original heroine
who coniriyos ln give a novel turn {,
the love story The situation gives Nv
| lIowells opportunity to display koer
discrimination ana hunor,
| writing from the Japanese 'front.' I,
a friend, Richard Barry, whose Nlrrinf
book. Port Arthur Monster Hero
ism" In receiving such Vide attention
hunloronrly compares hs condition