Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-06

ucators of the country is well sustained
by this, his latest production.
Gaskers Crawford. Edited by Char
les Ebert Rhodes, A. M, department
of English Lafayette high school, Buff
falo, N. Y. American Book company,
New York.
This is the latest volume of the Gate
way series OF English texts under the
general editorship OF Prof. Henry van
Dyke. II carries out well the purpose
of the series TO make the text clear,
interesting, and helpful to those be-
ginning the study of literature, and to
supply the knowledge which the stu
dent needs to pass the entrance exam
nation in English for the colleges. The
introduction gives brief sketch of Mrs,
Gaskell's life, and an outline of Gram
ford sufficient 20 enable the student to
enter into the spirit OF the work The
notes treat all illusions that need ex-
PLANTATION, and n series OF suggestive
questions for review follows the notes.
Worry. the Disease of the Age" by
DR. c.. w. SaIeby (F1rederick A. Stokes
| eompany) is notable not only because
of the novelty of the subject and of
| the writer's point of view, but because
Of the absolute and convincing sanity
! OF II. Starting with the cheering axiom
1 that our aim in life is nothing less
| than happiness, physical mental and
/ spiritual, the author defines healthy
| man at once as man who enjoys his
meals, his sleep and his work. and gives
| not thought to his digestion, Any
| function of the body is likely to becOr1a
| iisordered IL we give II too much
attention. This is the much needed
grain of salt with which we should
take the instruction of most books on
i l.. tab In
in some cases induce self-conscious
| tendency. That it comes from so emf
| nenet scientist and thinker as DIR.
Saleeby Is refreshing and encouraging.
LAS refreshing as summer vaca-
ton well describes the July issue OF
| the Reader. now on sale. An out-of-
door camp for thousands of men, the
soldier boys OF the militia regiments
of various states, and all the fascina-
| ton of soldier life, is described by
Brig. Gen. William II, Carter OF the
regular army. VINO has had this work
i'm charge and is the highest authors
" on the subject. The article is SPLEEN
| didly illustrated.
Five short stories. each one differ
emit" ana each CAPABLE of holding the
reader absorbed even on the hottest
summers day, together with serial.
THE Lions Share written as only
octave Thanet can write one are in
the Reader of July The stories are by
such well known writer's as Anne War
ner. Edith Rickert, Marion Hill, Gus
tave +. Mertins ana Beth Bradford
Gilchrist Striking illustrations are
contributed by r.. NJ Ashe. George
Brehm and Hanson Booth.
William Jennings Bryan and Senatnr
Albert J. Beveridge contribute to the
July. Reader a sharply contested debate
on the subject of THE Government OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A very
interesting paper on The Unproduced
Playwright and His Plays" with mum
erous portraits of dramatists and lead
ing theatrical managers. is contributed
by George Middleton. A sketch OF the
familiar side of Bret Harte. enlivened
with many delightful anecdotes, Is
written by his friend S. r. Elliott. AL
together the July Reader is a magazine
exceptionally well worth reading.