The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-28

ton of Poe's Raven" as their pripe5 pal holiday gift book for the cominz season Poe's essay The Philosopts or composition" being a faithful eJ position presumably, by the poet his modus operandi in connos,rf
 Ihe Raven" will serve as the intr1 auction. The illustrations to he dor ln photogravure are from paintines Gaien J. Perrett, the decorations
 VIII Jenkins. The volume will he uistinctlVe example of book-makin the composition and formal haiyH designed by J. H. Nash who ie mo, ing a reputation at the Tomovs pra I,,.e Tn craftsmanship bookwork Ill DOOR Will be printed on Arches hand made paper and bound in haIf Iea+, ana Italian Ancona handmade boardIE
 Jennie Day Haines is add;nr = new yolumes to her list of origin!E compilations this fall, both to be mi llshed by Paul Elder and comnanv san Francisco and New York
 one will be "Christmasse Tvde !" tl joyous customs and traditions of t1 holidays from Christmas Eve onws] to Twelfth Night being topically ranged. The book is to be printed Normandy Vellum, rubricated in mil sal style, embellished with a front piece in delicate color by Gordon Ro and daintily bound in Ancona board
 The. other a companion volume for1nat, is to be Weather Opinions quaint compilation of weather qu tations with original interleaves upd various weather subjects, to be deco ated semi-humorously by Spenc
 Wright. This also will be printed q k Normandy Vellum in two colors, wi a frontispiece in color by GorddF Ross, and bound in rich harmoniol
 handmade boards.
 The "Cynic's Calendar," with whid
 is to be incorporated @ lexicon of
 gal phrases designed to enlighten u uninitiated, is again In preparation
 1908. This years edition will bril the circulation of this diverting annu
 up to 150,O00 copies. The published
 Paul Elder and company, announ
 that 1t will be ready October 18th. Henry Holt & Co.,, expect to publi
 in week or two a new novel by Ha
 rison Rhodes, entitled The Flight
 Eden" The Eden of the story is sit ated in the Florida Everglades, and found after two tragedies. There VI also be published before October collection of twenty French shd
 stories, representing the very bd workmanship of About Balzac,l Go pee, Daudet, Gautier, Maupassai Merimee, Musset. Nodier and zo # The volume is edited by Dr. Dougl#
 L. Buffun of Princeton University # The long expected "Atlas of D
 ropean History by Prof. Earle
 Dow of the University of Michigss 1 will be published immediately by He " Holt & Go. It will contain thirt
 two double-page colored maps and smaller maps, plans, etc, in black white. A new edition of GrilIparze drama, Die Ahnerau,' will be issu this month, with introduction, not and vocabulary by F. w. !. Heuser
 Columbia University and G. H. Da ton of Stanford University. John L. .Given's Making a NewsI per" an accurate account of newsr l per organization and methods, pt& llished by Henry Holt and conpal has been adopted as a textbook | the courses in Journalism at Buckn University and the University of
 nois.
 Messrs. Henry Holt and compa are accused of seeking for "Qualii
 rather more vigorously than SO publishers do, and perhaps of flndi 1 1t more frequently than some. I'll think they have discovered it in H; &S rison Rhodes new novel, "The FlidN to Eden," which they hope to iss this month. Eden is found after tragedies. The book is said to be bd very real and very ideal.
 Messrs. Henry Holt and comps have changed the title of Charles B tell Loon1is' More Cheerful Anne cans" in the third edition, to "Po
 Raven in an Elevator and Otl
 Tales" This change has been ma at the request of the author wished the title of the story which has read most successfully on the pl <. form both here and in London, to pear conspicuously on the cover,
 avoid confusion the old title as well the new one appears conspicuously the title page.
 It is we'll known that most nov are practically dead within VI 1 from publication, and that it Is ey unsual for the sale of one to contir ! for as long as five years, but Mess
 Henry Holt and company find the mand for Auer'bach's "On Heights" continues to be so stes (now over thirty years after it's appe
 ance) that they are just issuing a n edition of this, one of the finest of German novels,
 nnnEra RecpfveH H
 The Spotter; a romance of the oil gions; by William w. Cantield, aut of Legends of the Iroquois;" pp. I$1.50. New York, R. F. Fenno 6 C Day Her Year in New York" Anna Chapin Ray. Little. Brown X sA | Boston.
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