Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07

/ broken away from an this, though II
7 hadn't had that purpose fixed in my
mind, and Rick Dale did IT, Curious.
isn't it, how a boys mind works.
Miss Marie Core'U has often been ar-
cGscd of being a literary syndicate but
the suggestion that she ie Responsible
Cor. the books OF Robert Hichens is GER
tainly new. Frederick a. Stokes COM
uany has Just received the following
letter;
Are YOU at liberty to tell me who
Robert Kitchens IS? ] have just finish
"a THE Garden Of Allah and 7 have
an Intense curiosity 10 know something
Of the author
Tho style Is So like that OF Mari.
Corelli that / am tempted 10 believe
that she has assumed a new name
through some caprice and has started
10 make a new fame for herself
II you can tell me shall be greatly
obliged"
Luckily the publishers were able to
give the necessary Information
The interest in THE Garden Of Al
an has been so steadily maintained
Turing rs life Of more than two years
hat the publishers have Just issued an
edition de luxe containing 80 marvel
1usly beautiful illustration Of the scenes
Of the novel from photographs taken
printed from beautiful tyne on nue
paper and IS issued in a rich and hand
some binding
When Hamlin Garland has finished a
novel he likes 10 strike out into the real
! country ana rough 81 for while When
! me last proof Of Money Magic" had
been turned over 70 the Harpers IN
early September. Mr.. Garland hit the
| tran for wild Wyoming and the VIM
| River mountains, A friends who ac-
companled him gives some enthusiastic
| details or the authors services as a
| campmate- Mr.. Garland writes his
! friend. goes on the trail prepared 10
enjoy every comfort possible. and when
| bedtime came and HIS kit was unroIled
| ] observed that he particularly enjoy
| ed the rest which night be gained al
| night. First he drew forth a neatly
| folded rubber mattress. which gaNa
| MS the first IMPRESSION Of what II was
! when spread out Seating himself by
the hre and placing the blowing-tube
| m ms mouth, iu the course OF q five or
! ton minute conversation ne had "a req
ular single mattress spread out on his
! ARP IL was then that ] found his abb
| porrence for sloening I'm "a tent He
| folded the tarp very neatly so that it
would protect the bed from the damn.
ness, and spreading his slceping-bae
| OF heavy pgr0mlnod ducking covering
| hannel snck cor.A ietely lined with
| down, he dlsrOhcd and crawle1 in
| licking the sack up and f>Trinr the
| f1Fp over all passed QUIETLY into stuu1
herland. with the threatening heavens
Pee only covering. I Just simply crawl
| Cd into the tent and truly rolled mi
W was not long. however. until ] on-
] .led MIN, for the night was extremely
| chilly and the narrowly folded blank
'ls would NOT allow FOR changing Of
| nosltlou without exposure TO tho cold
| and the damp ground became verv
| hard. The sleepng-outft was made
lo order. and complete weighed less
than 20 pounds. Bright and carly next
morning continues the c8mpmato u
| Nhe awakened hv the cracking on a
| ire 90 hnd Mr.. Garland up and dress
| ed, with the pot a-b1ilinc ana breokfasf
| almost ready TIC was then "a slmpIs
woiter 20 finish up ana break cnr,,.
Nr Garland took charge on me mack.
'nE while J got un the saddiehorses
ana when me pack WINS completed NJ
was % true mount0ineer's pack. event..
balanced and riding freely on the
Tho final rcstinr place of the bos,,
! nI Nlliurin 'Ol1unl has been q mat
ter or discussion and uncertainty. nm
from some neN data 10 seems evident
mot She was cntombed iu the glcrisi,,
| nf santa Maria Maggiore in Napios
/ ana in hnr now hook "Italv. Inc Nari,
Land. Lillian Whiting describes mis-
resting place of the rrinccs ana nobIr.
| M mo house of Aragou. into which
| ini. great woman poet OF italy mar.
riei. and among whose sarchopbar IA
h.r own i7 .laced