Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-10
MAGAZINES.

new magazine called Nagabondia,
edited by Everett Lloyd, to be devoted
exclusively to people who write and
| draW--authors, playwrights, and illus
tiators--has made its appearance Iii
Chicago. For Its title 1t seemingly
should give credit to the originators of
present-day enthusiasm for the mythic-
al land Of the nc'er-do-weels, Messrs.
Bliss Carman and Richard Hovey. au-
thors Of Songs from Vasabondia, :"
More Songs from Nagabondia, and
Last Songs from Vagabondia," the
three constituting great American
epic of all outdoors
According to the leading booksellers
the six books tfiction) which have sold
best in the order Of demand during
the month are:
Points.
/. The Inner shrine. Anon tHar-
PERI si.5o .....,............,,... 296
2 Katrinc. Lane. tHarpero s1.5o eis
hart. Enthusiastically sl5O., 205
4. Mr. Opp. Rice. Century COD
S1.O0 ......... ......t......5 l62
5. The White Sister Crawford
(Macmllan) $3.50 .,........... 30
6. $40 OF Fight. Hough (Bohbs
Merrill) s1.50 Observation-Disclosures. "a
81 Z +. .
Some Of the contents OF the July
Bookman are as follows: Chronicle
and Comment pointed paragraphs on
timely matters of literature and life; "A
Frost Oversee, by F. III. du Bots: The
Booknan's Letter Box" ..Bookwornls
OF the Seas by George Jean Nathan:
The New Baedeker' dllustratedD, IN
Hayre and Tronvile: Diamond Cut
Paste" chapter VII and VIII, by Ag
Ia.
of a Song oversee, by Roland Holt:
George Meredith--A Review" dllus-
trated), by Edward Clark Marsh; The
Church of SaintEthelburgh Gllustrat-
ed). by w. j.. A. 1.-THE Foreign Selling
and Some Recent Books" by Frederic
Taher Cooper: "In the Wake OF the
Green Banner; Dragons Blood"
"Beyond the skyline; RED Cloud of
the Lakes Heather" THE Inner
Shrine
There is A suggestion of pathetic con-
trast in the fact that F. Marion Craw
ford's last appearance as unquestioned
master among serial novelists should be
made with so happy and debonair a.
story as THE Undesirable Governess.
which begins in the Cavalier for July.
The story is laid in England Of today.
and deals with family of position
experiences with goyernesses. The
mother inserts the following advertise
ment in a newspaper:
GovERNEss wANTED-To take
charge OF two girls Of IA and Is respec5
residing in Yorkshire and
London; must have first rate degree
and reference: charm of manner, SYM
metry of form and br;llancy of con-
versation especially not desired, as his-
hand and three grown-up sons much at
home Apply by letter to j. r., p. @.
Hanton, Yorks.
Judging from the first instalment, this
story must rank with the cleverest and
wittiest of his productions, while his
famous qualities Of plot, construction
and vivid charact eriZation are in SPLEEN
did evidence Further contents Of the
cavalier include five other serials. Il
complete novel, based on a battling
murder mystery, and II short stories.
Conspicuous among the names OF other
authors are Eden Phillpotts, S. Carrie
ton. stephen Chalmers, Theodore Rob
erts, James Francis DWyer, and Thorn
as r. Barr.
'.Men, Women and AIirt11' is the title
Of a new work about to Ibe put out BY
Life Publishing company. Like its
companion volumes, The Social Com
edy'' and 1.-THE Comedy of Life" it is
made up of the more Important large
drawings from Life, reprinted on heavy
coated Paper and handsomely bound.
These three volumes cover something
more than a decade Of American social
life. and are q sort of pictorial history
of manners and costumes OF the period
as recorded by the best craftsmen and
artists.