The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-24
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On the Maure,snia on saturday. December
~. d.. wilfrest . Grrnfell OF Labrador
fame and Dr winifr~d 7 Hsston Of India
DR. GEsnfslrs latest collection Of Labrador
yarns. Down 10 the Sea. issued this fail.
has run into the third EDITION DR. Hssfon's
first literary enort. Buesiocking In
India, h. nov in u- seOcnd printing
Dr. Grenfe;i and Mrs Grsnfeil are taking
Wilfred. Jr., to spend Christmas with reia-
tive, in their old English home. DIR He-ton
l. returning to her work ia India.
Way back In rhr country in China. where
Frederic n Isham'S pirate IN The Social
BuccanreT hailed from. the few Europeans
YOU meet have poor opinion OF the value
Of native life
Il met an Eng lish man m one OF the inland
tea towns on \ big river. says the novelist.
and We were speaking OF an accident TO
French river steamer plving In the far
Fast The boar. which carried many pas
seng-rs. was commanded by a Frenchman.
and went down a. many river boats do.
the storms on the broad waters oftrH being
very disastrous
ANY lives lost'' I asked.
None. fortunately answered the
EnRliahmsn Every passenger WAS saved E
That was uckv With 40 many China
men on board. wasn't u:'
oh. wasn't counting them was the
reply There were 200 or OF them
drowned No one took the pains to cal
culat- how many
And after~ard | learned this was so,
AZ the steamship office in answer TO in
gnries the statement Was passed out:
No one lost
Joseph Mills Hanson is one OF The new
chroniclers the West Is developing. His
hrst work appeared about year ago. The
Conquest OF the Missouri devoted to the
development and settlement Of the whites
In the Missouri Valley. graphically descrio-
ing the long struggle between tho whites
and Indians ami including an account OF
the Custer massacre. this fall Mr. Hanson
published "A collection OF Frontier
Ballads. dealing with cowboys. trapper-.
pioneers and the old time life Of the river
and prairie. and with Suily Into the Sioux
lands. a book for boys depicting the life
of boy ia frontier DAYS and his experiences
among the Indians
DR. william y sadIer. author OF Tho
Science OF Living and The t'ause and
cure OF Colds has in preparation new
book which will appear in the spring. en-
titled The Physiology OF Faith and Fear.
II deals with a practically new branch OF
hygiene. the application to sane living Of
physiological psychology. and IL treats the
subject from an entirely new standpoint.
mental states and its effect upon the indi-
vidual has been matter OF discussion
among physicians for some years. and
while under the influence of the Emmanuel
movement the churches have taken q large
part In healing by different mental methods.
the subject u one that the layman knows
very little about and that many physicians.
IN fact. do not clearly understand. pr
,Sadler = book for the nT-t time presents the
.,.l.. sh4r kl.r .aA h..
point OF the body as well a. of tn. mind
The author has secured the Endorsement
OF famous ply siogogists and psychologists
for the two sides of his work respectively.
Howard Pvls. author and artist. sailed
this week with his family for Florence
where he expects TO work during the winter
Mr. Pvie said in an interview that too often
the divine gift OF ina zlns alton 10 subordi-
mated To technical methods His own last
book tho fourth In an Arthurian 1~gsnd
series and entitled The Story OF the Grail
aud the Passing Of Arthur. Is a practical
demonstration OF this assertion IS howing
imagination In drawing and writing rlsing
above technique.
when II. i Forman. author Of tn IN.
Footprints OF Hsine. was At Harvard
University he had some intention OF taking
UP teaching ~ a profession. lie went To
Prof Barrett Wendell for q letter OF COM
nendation. but the latter refused It.
L will not help to send one who can do
creative work into that sterile feld. was
all he would say.
William J. Locke has return cd to I'm 9 land
in time for the Christmas holidays after his
extensive visit TO this country Those In
the noVeist'- con fder. &c cay that although
b. ha. been ke-niy interested IN the various
aspect- of American N,e which n. has seen
IN the West and on the Pacific coast. In tn.
Southwest and south. vet he has no in ten
ton OF passing snap Judgmen u or con cem
ing himself with this new field in hts forth
coming novel The new book will be com.
plcted and issued probably lat" In the
coming spring OF early summer
Marv Roberts Rinehar'. her doctor
husband and her three lively youngsters
have spent the fall and early winter a,
Semnering. the ~ Moritz o! Austria. IN ,
IA. Austrian Alps. About twenty live
American doctors and their wives gat hered
at S-mm-rng for THANKSGIVING bay.
They hal - chateau TO Them selves and the
hau-frau made wonderful celebration
a big turkey dinner. with a burning plum
pudding all IN. comforts OF home except
cranberry sauce
In III. evening they had music from
Vienna and dance. A. the chateau - /
Tar up on the tnOuntainside. the kinehart /
boys trIed skeeing. bur mOsr OF the party !
Coasted. having one sled track down the I
mountain over a mile long ,
After that. writes the author. uhat |
matters u thai large medical gentleman !
coiIdr'i with me. and tonight | have a |
black ankle on which | cannot walk W.
had a wonderful time and are go n,y aga,n
for New Year, Mrs Eineharr Is working
with such pleasant interruptions on a new I,
farce comedy
There - natural wonder ~ course IN
reai.ng Nav Sincla'r'- --latest novel. Tn.
I realtors. II any part ~ II Il taken from her
own experiences. she herself being a :
creator
Mly sinclair syery well worth knowing
saws "a friend. lac r-elf n writer she IL one |
Of N" -iu'erest 81 Women and the most
unexpected In appearance she IL small !
and slight moving q'istly. with a retiring
air. which us~d 10 seem tmld. but which nov
appears reserved Her features are re-
fined and delicate. giving the appearance. of
una sum ng gen'lan~.- but when one look
closer on" sa-- hey are frrnly IN Guided. and
her eyes ar" clear and strong They meet
on" very steadily There ~ not trace Of