Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-17
Books, BOokish
People and Things
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But that other life might have led
Where lay the road, and who was IL
friend;
And what was the goal when the
years were ned?
Where lay the road? Did / miss the
turn?
The friend unknown? Our greetings
unsaid?
And the goal unsought? Shall I never
learn
What was that life might have led
As the springs last look, for one dear
day
From skies autumnal on earth may
bend,
So lures me that other llfe-but. nay!
| have lived my life, and face the
Edith NJ. Thomas in Smart Set
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The Medical Features of the Papyrus
Ebcrs." by Carl II. Won Klein
NJ. d. Reprint journal American
Medical Association. Dec. 20
1905. Chicago.
The author has our thanks for his
very interesting and valuable literary
as well as medical contribution. He
says:
My sole purpose in translating the
"Papyrus Ebers" into the English Ian.
guagc is identical with that OF the H.
lustIious Ebcrs himself namely, Ia
bring out the origin and to cultivate
the prehistoric knowledge Of medicine
and to show that there existed In an,
Client Egypt nearly 1000 years ago a
civilization in which medical knowl'
edge was In high state Of cultivation
and In which the foundation OF our
present system of medicine was es'
'ablished. II was with great hes
itanCy that | entered ON this very diff,
fiCult task, by reason of real dlstrust
Of my own ability. have been
greatly encouraged by medical men in
various parts OF the world to whom |
have communicated my intention. . .
| venture to offer this work utll'
izing the labors OF Ebcrs, Stern,
Brugsch. Chasbas. Dumchcn, Remain,
Luring. Leiblcin, Won Ocfclc and
many other renowned Psychologists. "
This work will be watched for with
great interest by all lovers OF literary
things.
La NcurasthenIc, Nal Social" by DR.
Angelvin. Paper. llG PIP. Edo
uard Corncly ct Gle, Paris, France
Price 2 francs.
Under The general title of Studies
Of Medical Sociology" DR.. Angelyin
takes up the subject OF neurasthcnia
which has been called by some tho
American Disease. The treatment
outlined here Is scientific and appeals
TO physicians particularly. The rcla
ton OF the disease to suicide is sug
gcstcd by list Of tragedies cullcd pre-
sumably from the daily press. The
note left by one Of these victims voices
the cry OF them all:
81 have loved. / have suffered.
am not yet 20 years old and already
am tired of living. This Is why with
out regret and without fear | bid fare
well to world that has always been
cruel TO me-"
IL Enseigncmcnt ct In Politiguc." Pal
Gustavc Lanson. Paper Edouard
Cornely ct Gle, 10l Rue de Vaugl
bard lOl Paris, France. 40 cen
times.
The contents of this suggestive bro
churc appeared first as a series of pa
pers in "rIiumanite," French period
zeal.
They are thoughtful and expressed
with force, And they are the words
OF a man who stands at the head OF
his profession. He says In his pref
ace: 81 would not have the reader
conclude from these reflections that
liberty and democracy have come t.
us too soon; before ave were ripe fol
them. We are never ripe for either III
erty or democracy 50 long as we dc
not possess them" :
A contributed article on the indus
trial development of North and Soutl
Carolina in National Finance" for Jan
nary is good reading. There Is a rath
er longer Hawaiian Market Letter
than usual. Monadnock Block, Chica'
so, Sl.OO year.
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La Rupture avec lc Vatican" by
Fcrnand Dubief. Paper, III PIP
Edouard Cornely ct Gle, Paris
France. / franc.
A fair account OF how the Republic
was Obliged to fall out with the Church
Among interesting chapters are:
The Church and the Republic.
The Congregations.
The "NObis Nominavlt."
The Recall OF the Ambassador.
The Bishops OF Dion and Laval.
There Is an appendix containing
copies OF diplomatic letters.
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Report of the Eleventh Annual Meet
Ing of the Mohonk Lake Confer
cnce on International Arbitration
1905. Mohonk Lake Arbitration
Conference, Mohonk Lake, N. Y.