Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-21

dancing, prestldigitator. patriot. phllo-
sopher gentleman and Daruer wrote a
play called The Gateway of Dreams
which the above mentioned authority
states was performed at the Theater
ST. Pierre, New orleans. as early as
1903. The dramatic events. attenient.
upon the production of Jonors play.
make up the greater par, of the first
chapter Of Mr.. Carpenter new ro-
nance. THE code of Victor Jallot.
which Is published in September by
George W Jacobs a Company. JallOt,
the gentleman in motley 'as he was
sometimes called "a phrase descrip-
tive of his accomplishments not has
garb-is the hero OF this novel. and be-
promises TO be one or the most or
iginal and fascinating characters iu
American literature. Mr.. Carpenter is
also the author of Captain Courtesy
which received general commentator
last fall from press and public.
once upon a time. during "a streuu-
Gus misunderstanding battle iu the
Rocky Mountains, Mr.. Francis Lynde,
writer Of Empire Builders. was hei1
officer u charge Of meu-moViug. Find
ing himself at the track-layer's camp
one bitter night 10 miles above his
base of transportation supplies. he Dor
rowcd "A construction engine. and with
the Irish camp Waterman for a. helper
started down canyon after "a string of
ompties.
The night was black dark: the un-
surfaced track was a rough as a cord
uroy road. and the grades and curves
were hcart-breaking. Very early in the
game the substitute fireman lost his
nerve. Staggering across the cab. he
shouted huskily into the ear OF the
pro tempore engineer.
'Arrah, Misther Lyude. lis "a foiue
runner ye are entoirely and I'm SORRY
TO be thoubiin sc TO stop her"
What's the matter Mike? Are you
scared"'
DIvvIe q wan bit am / scared. but
! think nm have to be waIkin' back
along I did be Pavin' me pine up
yonder at tn. camp and I'm that near
dead for shmoke!'
An important new novel by writer
whose southern training and affiliations
have afforded rather unusual oppor-
tuhltles Tor the study of orditions in
that section Is The Welding by Iaf-
ayette McLaws The book. announced
Tor laH publication by Little Brown a.
Co. appeals strongly TO national pride.
ana VIII interest readers boo both north
ana south. The author notes and
studies those elements in the begin
lngs OF the republic that developed
'''.. lli'N' que NilaNif kue late friction
ana disruption eliminating iu the civil
war shows tho strength and weakness
ana conflicting sectional Interest," boz
national politics and finally pictures
the welding of these Interests nf0 Inc
| promise Of united nation.
The continued popularity of the
| pocket edition Of the standard Wormr-
ley translation Of The Coincide
Humane Of Houore de- Balzac which
Little. Brown a. company. issued a f.V
years ago, has led tho Boston pubIiel-
lhg house 10 bring out handsome
pocket editions Of the Masterpiece of
AleNandre Dumas Doe "a volumes
the novels of Jane Austen. Iu y1i-
ume 10 be followed a month later by
| me Masterpieces of Victor Hugo In
TO volumes. The desirable and hand
s9meIN printed handy editions are SUM
piled in cloth gilt edges. at SIO0 urt
| yer Noluiuo. = Zoo limp morocco. rdra.
guy over cal mine at Sl25 NET ban
NoIume. Little. Browne. a. Coup1n,.
arc also issuing this month pocket rl-
/ luons of two OF Mary vs. Tllostou's
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