The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26

lo-@ th-m. hut are quickly Interested
IN "thera, just az 49, are Interested IN
rev JeoVse IN lifs One Tes.l. thar all
ma Jean Chris'ophe m-.ts go~- 20 hslp
hnN"N"r sltshtiy. la develop his ChArRc-
- ana thssae cHtrRnepis sccnss anua~
lho r@aTi~r and giys The impression 10 life
OoN N'g. Towing always liz" tho Rhin.
n@re ~ a love sgss-ls IN tho third vol
,i'r", l.'Adolesrcn' Ne hsCnmss the
lover ~ \ girl he us.~ts IN III" Fields. a
teAhiHlr''-ss ar . milliner a rather coarse
90! HON b." loves very dearly and who
,.ir'ys hlrl. All With his own brother
IN" story ~ tkis betrayal falls INTO tho
"1uAhl~ hoW ~ the narrative. and u ends
~ an eddy u IL no NOR. IN he story. and
IN" stream hoNs ~
IN the fourth volume Ia Rsvolte. o
10y series ~ circumstances Christophe
n'Noincs entirely isolated IN the Hhenish
town. His grandfather and his father
are dead and his mother adores her son
but ~ incapable Of understanding him
Tie has QuArrelled with ~. Archduke:
ne mas quarrelled with has friends. the
Jews he has quarrel with all his friends
sometimes these qIarrcls can he
attributed directly 20 faults It character
~ IN" man himself, but a grnat many of
them To the jealousy and hatred inherent
IN the narrow proVincialism that gathers
round the couri Of an Archduke No one
WIZ listen To Christophe'a music partly
through hatred Of the man himself and
partly on account Of the beauty 81 the
music 80 Christophe one day dsCidss To
go to berlin 20 $50 Hassler and 20 play
he music 10 him
The interview between the Young man
and hassler - a scene which ! shall never
forget How could IL be otheTwI.e than
that ! should remember - For y IN part
and parcel of the hfe wi every artist
Christophe - the young man full Of en-
'husil>in, Has~ler - th" old man who has
sdCc''sded and who weary NJ -uC,"ss
Haesi"r ~ the diverse of the medal. and
TN" ,C,ne =ermed TO me so beautiful and
true that ! ~ept over u a. | have never
before wepI over any book
Mr. Moor" had read only four volumes
when he wrote seven ! think. have
appeared he said. hut I have read only
four and am anxiously awaiting the fifth
The length Of tins book will -tartle
many readers The first volume begins
with the birth ~ the hero. and he * q
wears old when the volume ends. and
nave heard that 81 the end II the seventh
volume he has not reached five and
twenty But why should tho length of "a
oooA I've the cause " compliant
II = SOCK i / 'ereSti-g the Tor ger II
t. for the req Ter the better. aud he should
~oa 20 81 the to N. epd ~ a plrsSa'.t
ook aS he should IrNsi 90 come To- the
- oi his life " Il 10 herlthy e"d happy
II the rest ~ lea" Christophe' l. - Irt"r-
eS'i"g ~ the hegIrr i~g ! ask 20 hs'ter
IP' tnRF IN TeA NJ 10 ifsl~f w" WI
tunes a. they s1peGr AID 10 live borg
"r ouGh to prPisc the last
" to the life AID ',.' orailrv ~ tho
Ere Oh author. Mr. Mo, 'c1r"t h. Noul'
rot h~ able - satisfy hi r~AierS' "url-
Getty for tho reason thai ne hal rot sue
60 'et - sR'IsfyirE his ow''
-WheN ! was ~ Pr-Is no wrote. !
required ~ several frisr6s s~d was told
that he WAS soli'rry seldom seen ~
Pal AN AoCia'v Prd ! hnvs heard or
have imr xir 81 him 90 lN~ a tell 'hIr. rs-
servo MAJ I vas certR,"ly told he di
ct shire" ~ cor yerse'ior hut !, - rifNculi
TO believe tina a Ins" who's. mind il 81
vS@s 80 alrIt. 80 thoughtful AID 80 nc
rurNspus when he writes shuuli wh"i
he speaks 10 thin a-d trite a1H uTirt"r
,'@ti0g
4 was toll thai Romrin Re- lla1t ha
written very cool hook cNoui NIchR"l
NJ COLO ari thG' he hei WRITER rumh"r
~ dramas entirely without m"cIt end
was = 'mittc tha' NE nal foui' HIM
self - The phra~e goes, ~ Je'" Chris
topha From thIs ! gather that h" -
MAJ ABOUT " He has al-o wrI'"" -
hook ahout Beethoven RomFin Holla1t
- musician q music CTIiic - some
par"r a" "Nceller' pa I-t