Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-30
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clara Louise Burnham's recent novel
The Right Princess" which was 81
,acctssful few years ago, has been
sramatzed and was produced at the
Ihambra theater In Milwaukee yes
,srday the 29th Mr.. Robert Demp-
,,sr takes the leading part. and those
vho have had the good fortune 20 read
ne play have high hopes Of its sue
cess.
re, Reach. whose new book. Going
some" was published month ago. Is
spendng his summer I'm and near New
York CITY hard at work on another nov
d II is TO be stirring outdoors
story more like THE silver Horde"
Than the fsrcical merriment OF Going
Some
The Harpers announce that Mary
Cary" Kate langley Bosher's story Of
little orphan girl, has been reprinted
three times In three weeks. The book
ls to Ne translated into Danish for pub
lcatlon in that country the coming fall.
Winston churchill Is spending the
hot months at his summer home at
Cornish. n II He has highly enjoyed
The unique experience OF having his
latest novel "A Modern Chronicle" the
mos, sought for book of not only this
country but England,
Because the characters IN GeOrg
Shocks Hearts Contending" are Of
primitive simplicity. the novel shows
some n the elemental differences Of sex
with unusual plainness. when job
the patriarch Of a little Pennsylvania
valley loses his all through what seems
70 be an act OF God his wife. Susanna,
lays the whole trouble to Bertha Lieb,
an orphan girl whom the Heillgs have
taken In. Bertha appeals to Job, and
he following dialogue ensues: JOB,
Do YOU permit me longer to be torment
I'd by this mischief-maker?" cries the
wife Susanna, We cannot dlsallow
her claim She appeals to right and
Justice says job. Now what am I TO
think when you turn out your broth
ers and my sister and keep this girl
IN the house against my WHIP" Is the
se.old retort OF Susanna. There was
an opposition N set faces. Then Job
ai1. She shall stay" II would seem
hat In the opinion 81 Georg Schock
whose real name Is Katherine Loose)
women are unjust and men are selfish.
Jobs self-righteousness and uncon-
slous selhshueSs are the real causes OF
his downfall, while the ultimate happl-
nss NJ himself and his flock gives
Hearts Contending" the quality Of
tender naturalness
Deshler WEIGH writes I'm Harper's for
Aarust n his recent Journey over the
Ioult which Dickens made famous In
Martin Chuzzlcwit." and tells some
o' The stories told him by men who met
0hn
Although had endeavored alI along
,nH route Of Dickens's 10 obtain some
interesting Renaissance from some one
VINO had met him at the time, 7 had
nN tucceeded until ono afternoon pc 7
IN INC parlor Of the historic Neil
muse looking out IN the stately Ohio
wotol hulliin. Then had a talk
gn me venerable and much beloved
uueh' Doctor Startling Loving, now
w Tour scoro. still 'practisine'--and
H around IN q 40-horse- power ma
t.ue He told me ~ an incident thnt
,. ~ hot been In print. and Is worth
t1.unt here. connected with three
~ NelEtnowr citizens 90 that day
No. Su.uvant Fliiah Baciuis. ana
y.r su "i,e"rt II hanpened In tho
h, n'use Dickens had been swallow
No. NrN NJ Indian bales and wild
vl,l adventures that hAd been told
,, ,sa ,onF bow. and seemed peculiarly
bs,....ole IN accepting any statement.
a, - H0loulous He was also roni
l,v,"i Ho wine ana that and other 'Av-
,,,,.. oe'nT brought into hts private
,,s on'nea the wav for the afore-
hht, H,n''ee ~ c'i'zens To he SOC
ara also but the author In good