New-York tribune., 1908-08-02

WILD fSSIs,-e- Kemp Illustrated l2mo PIP lsS-
,o;, Ba 0uting publishing Company.
N THE FLOWER GARDEN. BY Ger &
COLOR Telvn Illustrated LIMO. PIP 10 LII
tIuos bv Charles Scrihners s Sons
.ba most engaging feminine essayists
- dav is that e V B. who IN he"
& - .arhe Peacock's Pleasaunee' has COL
series of papers dealing chleny WIN 'iie
f''eo a,5 wood. with bird life and more or
-i,b human kind A poetic fancy anu d"
and generous spirit animate heI pos
,;te with her unaffected style 10 VIII uie
and u.-', -, She does not disdain anecGote-
- Cor example, is the pretty s'"'H
HeFe' =. - nos, was built on the property ot
,..e Lady Elizabeth Nllilers' III iho'i'--N
the i@te - of the house took fire the soorch-
1t though not the names A'iieU -
ias N',-s. &c old stork knew how TO protect
.r4ents. She flew down 10 1ne
I and drenehed her breast lheh' III '---ls IS
- Young. she spread the mass ol -
! II ~ an over them. This she repeated over
| = a,er again. flying TO the river s''--7
80 ..- and returning, her piuIlase
.hea with Wet and thus me NJ
1'el'C'.. o5v Elizabeth often told TINS s'oIH'
- -,ore than one eyewitness Nou0''e- -
-A- Another pleasant glimpse OF Uiiu
20 came within the author 5 o"i '>f
! She says: o,.- dining room
.s- winter robin tapped @ al oT Tet IN In the
EinGeW aiC ai7a5 and made itself al nom -ej U
f'- -s following. Every illSilt ~, - ,1nstairs
ne As5ss-srT corner in dif1eTeiil it,Sf and
| I a dInylt;- Every day. At breah5aSe s+S II
/ Y 49, n hopped on 10 lne 1it0 ~ morning
snclto;; ;,self largely 10 butter N tIie ,,ti7.Tre
/ selIing lIst4 =. 1,--rl7eon- etc The cotll'.,1I
| e-- 60 nv such little Inli= -, i.t ,,ao,7Ie was
shown y bo7I,sebold Of large human PfoP'F F,,,iIy
4 y.
a5eed toecl.s --bfr descended to the hitt1lsll,
| vent South li - ~ servants until NlHS
4 wing coutentedS W.. - proclaimed the spring
c4ened doolS t an singular instance that aaEe
| d. b-t of robins fearlessness W. VA - la a nair
Eno"h "a :-;,e- winch some years ago 70 -. q -
Military ISas NJ res+ At the back OF a l@s - ne
n- n1ahe i VS. in the shooting TanSs oloneI
81 ba1lsl.1 a1.,t rol5 me Of il at TIE tlh1e. the
| - NV paid not The LEAST az az - The hack
rs 5hundarin on 7.1 me =. ere careful not to
iaeT it5 them. and the young brood - bone
E "a were brought up IN slIely, " = etons deaf
E -, -hev did not all hatch oUt N
.,,orter on THE Haunted Wood the
,r,o+es LoweITs story Of the =" ltch
- 60 +be farm on the edge Of forest "hich
f4l-- .,,aars 10 the passerby. but can
- forn5 again when be returns 10 look
" .,s IN that same quaint chapter she
= +bese curious directions from
- to-niv house book Of over nun
NJ -, ag7,- .-Tc make Ghost in a Gar
80 ,s,-rasen Find some rather long
L-,.s dsmp-disfguTed mirror, or other pol
- ,rcis slIbgtance-the worse condition oi II
- better for ycur purpose Fix the giasse
,-lr at z certain distance of the footpath'
u,4r- NJ wild thicknesse OF underwood ana
=. ond leaves il such q manner as half TO
T. and half display il Any person using the
.--s+f and CHANGING 70 turn his eyes that
~ secs as il were Z Phantom; not knowing
,.a, + is but 2 vain image Of himself
Nh, 60 would take the trail leading into the
.-.s- and would there discover true wood
-.,,s Measure in building himself a cosey
lcssfn with his own hands viii find an excellent
d. il Mr. Kerp's book To have home in
IT,. woods only two things are necessary, he de-
Iss-s-tbe time and the VIII. The materials
II. anv uroperly self-respecting forest are at
ltsn5. The simpler but very comfortable log
lz5ns are those which he gives thoroughly
l-s+jesl directions for building leaves out
account the elaborate log structures OF the
inner colony. That is not 10 say that his
lse is not of good size and susceptible CT
? ah beautifying-the illustrations show how
, .h can b done 10 make a real home in the
/ iuood with ones own hands Directions for
, building OF hunting cabins are also given
detail, and there are some notes on campers
he mere brute sort. who finding a neat
III il the woods. proceed to ruin it in the
4 -g The falling" says Mr.. Kemp, seems
; universal" He adds:
q 71le hunting IN the Rocky Mountains 1
a E sc-oss cabin erected possibly two years
' I ously. which was practically wrecked be,
&c some ore was TOO lazy TO cut the frewood
L n could have been gathered within two rods
Il 1e camp. Ttev cropped up the floor and