The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-03

sic, who recently declared that 1t only
remains for us ITO apply our matheins'l-
weave from the combination music which
will play at least historical part In the
composite or American music agree
Ing with Mr.. Cadman rs To the acCura'y
OF the Indians eur and the POSSIBILITY ot
satisfactorily transcrIhinG his melouics'
she has included in her The indian
Book innumcrable songs Win tholr
words and music She uses "a new sys-
tenn Of notation suggested bv Mr. Kurt
Schindler. In which corresponding musi-
cal phrases are placed ono beneath an
other, like lines OF verse,
The Century Co. has in press volume
by the writer who Is. perhaps. the most
distinguished OF contemporary historians.
Gugliclmo Ferrero. Some of the chan
tcrs OF the book have already appeared
I'm the Century Magazine under tho same
title as that of the book. THE Women of
the Caesars.
General Homer Lea. author OF Tine
Nalor or ignorance, who recently sailed
from this country after consulting eye
specialists. believed himself threatened
With total loss OF sight. ~ the advice
OF his doctors. he went 10 Wicsbaden To
consult one or tho worlds most famous
ocuists. He has cahIcd friends that tho
opinion OF this expert was much more
optimistic. General Lea now believes lie
Will regain the full use Of his eyes,
The Century Co.'S now gift book cdi-
tlon OF Aesops Fables will have forty
quaint drawings by t. Boyd Smith. and
g border on every page printed in Tint.
The book offers 203 Of tho fables COM
monty ascribcd to Aesop. who. while rep
resented by tradition 10 have been
fabulst-.a dwarf and originally a slave,
OF the sixth century h. C., is believed
now not TO be historic parsonage.
A popular account of naval warfare
from the days of the oan driven galleys
that fought in the Straits of Salamis TO
those OF the stecl-buit armor-c cIads that
met in the battle at Tsu-shima. has been
prepared by John Richard Hale. for au-
tumn with the title Famous Sea Fights.
The progress OF naval construction and
the changes in naval tactics are traced
by telling In picturesque detail the story
of number OF typical sca-fghts. The
volume, which Will be published by Little.
Brown & Co.. Boston. contains chapter
on tho destruction OF Cervera's fleet In
the war with Spain.
The Arts and Crafts movement is only
vital and sure OF success rs long as IL is
true TO the history OF handicraft. II rho
bizarre and freakish productions which
are produced under its name arc TO be
avoided and the movement given the
dignity which il deserves. arts and crafts
OF today should be Enthusiastically IN the
line OF succession fnom the earliest
guilds OF skilled craftsmen. An import
ant addition TO the history OF the move
ment. and Que that all workers I'm it and
all who wish TO appralse their work
should read. is ARTS and Crafts OF Our
Tcutonic Forefathers.' by Professor G.
Baldwin Brown of tho University of
Edinburg "a. &. McClurG & Coz Lit
tie is known Of these particular activities
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the overthrow of the Roman Empire. and
many people. in fact. would be sur
prlsed to hear that arts and artistic
haidicrafts flourished there and then. at
all. Professor Brown not only exhibits
lustrations. but devotes chapters TO the
technical methods used and the origin
OF such forms OF these arts as inlaid gold
jewelry. The work also contains twenty
two maps, and Is recommended by the
publishers as definite treatment OF It's
field.