Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13


mnny sided, yet consistent American
woman, In her domestic, social busl-
ness and club capacity, che latter being
u new character phase IN ~ composite
entirety, She describes tho pioneer
woman In all the oillcoa OF her capacity
10 the actual pioneer Of new localities
20 the pioneer woman of the small
town, and leads on 10 woman ag "a c0l'
lcgialo, school teacher, phInnthroplst
and liltorateur, the story being I'M the
form ~ sketches incident and dialogue
which relieves II from the usual tcdlum
OF the mere historical volume, II ~
q good hook for reading and for the
library, Mcmillan CO., publishers.
"pardners," the KlondIRo story by
RoN ", Beach appearing IN the May
number " McClurc's Magazine, bears
the samc title an MI Bcach's book just
issued by Mcclure, Philips & Co, and
points perhaps most directly of all the
stories included In that volume, TO tho
halfshumorous, half.acrlous but always
hearty loyalty, among men who have
been partners whore there arc more
hills than homes OF many favorable
one OF these stories, 1.-THE Test" APP
pearcd sorlally, most We're from men
who had known the grim north and
gave praise TO the Justice Of MI
Boachs picture AZ Il, Tho Inst short
story "Pardnors,' presents n different
phase Of mining life, including a touch
OF the thoatcr I'm It's klondko gulso,
ana OF woman In her moods. So In the
collected volume Of these stories there
II not only woll-roundod View OF lIfo
In the northwest but hearty, humor-
| Gus Wow Of life In general Mr..
l3each's stories give another instance OF
the strong, shaggy agile vocabulary
| mat nocma To come easily 10 men who,
having lived among mines and ranches,
| set out 60 write about them, q, Henry
| comes rapidly ~ mind az n notable oX.
ample, Arlstotlo's Ophorlsm that gent.
us Hes mostly IN great giIt for meta
| phor would seem more and more Ger.
,oInly to apply westward.
Prof Hugo Munstcrbcrg ~ Harvard
university contributes an important
volume 10 the literature OF Immortality
| ~ THE Eternal Life" Oloughton,
| Mifilln a Coz.
Although this essay deals with tho
| relation Of the Views Of modern science
10 a belief IN immortality It differs on.
| tlroly IN manner ana matter from Dr,
| William Oslor's recently published Ice.
| turc on Science ana Immortality"
| Prof, Munsterberg approaches the SUBJ
| Jcot IRON the point OF View of u psv-
biologist, and his essay ~ n BIT Of puro
| reason, II " In the nature of Il COM
Ncraa,lon between two old friends ait
| ting before AN open fire after the burial
OF 2 common friend While tho course
| OF the argument VIII appeal especially
20 readers trained IN Psychology, phl.
losophy, or science, II win readily be
understood by n largo number Of gen.
orol readers, who win lnd much 10 con.
tldor ana discuss IN Prof Munator.
beW's conclusions, lie believes that wo
belong To q world IN which there In NO
past ANA no future, but an otornnl
Now that our Being Nv forever part
OF the absolute, that we are immortal
IN essence, but not IN individuality,
that we shall live forever Just IN so
far nv we have realized IN our lives ali.
soluto values through our devotion 10
truth ANA beauty, 20 morality and re-
liglon Coming from one Of the gront
oW thinkers Of tho day, his ylows win
be widely sought ot,cr
A recently published book which IA ot.
| troclng much attention IN "Kathorno's
| fhcnvcs" n story written along the
lines Of Christian Science No child,
or Grown person Of any religious demon.
| lnatlon could holn but be nobly I'M.
splrod by tho text OF tho hook, and
none ~ Nlrontcd by liz precopts, Tho
vein Of Chrlsts tonchings IN tho koy.
| note carried 90 actual demonstration
| IN the daily llfe--n good lesson for any
ronder How for Mrs, Downs has sue.
coedcd IN her efforts IN this direction IL
nitostod by the fact that tho demand
| was no Rreot that l2000 copies OF the
book have already been sold, The
Federal Rock CO., Now York, on sale
Doacrot Nowa Book store,