Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-11
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Travellers in Europe will be Interested
in learning that Darlington Co, Ian
colleen, N. Wales, have just published
a little book on London and Environs,
which is described by the London press
as the most complete handbook on that:
vast subject ever issued, King Edward
has accepted a copy of the new edition
Of the book, which has been thorough
ly revised by Mr.. p. T. Cook, M. A.,
with new maps and plans. and three
indexes of410, 900 references. Lord Knoll
lys. writing to Mr., Darlington from
buckingham palace on July II, says:
81 have had the honor of submitting,
your letter of yesterdays date, to- the
king, and I am commanded to inform
you, in reply. tina u he lis happy to ac-s
cept the copy Of your work entitled
London and 'Environs, which you
have submitted to his majesty.
THE Aerial Batt1snip.' the new war
machine that will put an end to war,
ON land as we know 1t. is the subject
of the leading article In McClure's for!
August. Other noteworthy features
are THE Poor Mans p ope, = = a most:
with Plus x; an article giving the iex-
periences of man imprisoned for
four years in the Schluesselburg Fort
Iess, Russia's Bastile; THE Study of
the Animal Mind in Laboratories.
g"Storles of a Famous London Draw
ing Room and ..The story Of y, an n
Alcohol Slave Y as told by himself The
fiction includes Between the Lg,hts, IS
one OF the best of Percival Gtbbon's
South African adventure stories: \
California Conscience, q love story
with most unusual plot, by Edith
Wyatt: Seven Coins by NJ. Gauss,
a writer who has won g large audi d.
CNr6inpts
10 Meredith, by Mrs. Belloc Lown-z
DIES; ..Mattb ew, by Ade cline Knapp;
Mrs Piper's Limit. by g. r.. Y Nc
culloch; and .The Big Story, !. by
Frederick Ferdinand Moore.---44.- 8 v
east Twenty third street, New YORK 'liS IS
An excellently selected. arranged and
digested compendium is William M
5ron Reedy's description Of the Current
Literature ma gazine. The August ssua
of this monthly manifests an eNtrao
binary grasp and yigors In IT'S handllns g
of current events and letters. The VIC
lent shake-up in the police artT:'e;i
IN New York City, the Champlailn cell
sbrations, tho senate's Wr'es.ie Win tiies
tariff, the suffraget agitat ioE, the crisis
Sprecipitated by the assassin ation q ar
eminent Indian administrato tor in l4on-
don, and the new developments In Ger
man politics are ably treated. a ld-ss5
rich, the Master of Details, V s 'Margot ~
the Irresistible Wife of the British
Prime Minister 1.-THE Austertty OF
Judge Ciaynor,,' and a vitality interest
ing sketch OF Ramon Corral. the lead
ing figure in the Mexican crisis, MAKE
5up the department of Persons IN ne
Foreground A summary or the =. us
cussion concerning DIR. Eliot's Five
Foot Library opens the Literature
and Art department, which is atiql-s
4 tionally enriched by Some Modern
Masters in Disllusion," .Gogol's Cen
tcnary Festival in Moscow. Mark
Twain From a New Angle. THE Neo-
Rcmanticists--A New French Feminist
Movement in Literature and Her
zog's Photographic Friezes An al
sorhing account Of 1.-THE Latest Heretic
George Burman Foster. tine He
,ligion of Swinburne, and Comnen
on James Pluralistic Philosophy
make up the bulk of re
$ligion and Ethics, The Melting Pot
Zangwill's Dramatic Plea for the Flu
stGre American, I, g Joan of ArcIs Beatf-s
sf'cation at Harvard, and Vital Themes
of Foreign Playwrights are the leading
features of Music and Drama.
Psychologists Denial of the ENistance
of the Subconsciaus Mind. ne Ex-5
istence OF. the Undiscovered Planet
iReyond Neptune. and sThe Lust for
Blood as an Incentive to Murder are
among the most brilliant presentations
under Science and Discovery,
West. Gath ST.. New y ork.