The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-08
PEN AND SCISSORS

Bergson's Creative Evolution
Henry Holt s. Coz has gone into an
eighth printing.
Louis Joseph Vance has returned
to New York from his summer camp
in Maine, having completed a new
novel The Destroying Angel for Octo-
Der. Mr.. Vance is about to sail for a
prolonged stay in England. where his
spring success. The Bandbox" will
shortly be published.
The Century Co. October
10 as the date Of ssue of Maurice
tteWlett's new novel Mrs IAancelot.
1t is a tale of the love OF three men
Tor a beautiful and the
scenes are set in the Georgian period.
At the Sign Of the Refine Pedauque.
by Anatole France, translated by Mrs.
Wilfred Jackson. has an introduce
ton by William J.. Locke. This is the
nrst OF SIX or seven new translations
Of Anatole Frances that are planned
for publication this fall and winter.
MT Locke states in. his introductiol
tnat tins novel is "perhaps the most
characteristic example of that Elusive
point which makes for the magic of
Anatole France"
John Lane Company for
publication on October 4th, William J.
Lockes latest fiction creation, The
Joyous Adventures OF Aristide Pull.
these Joyous adventures form a eli
max TO Mir. LOcke's novels Of divert
Ing Gallo experiences, and are illumi-
mated with Il illustrations by Alec
Ball.
Eleanor Hallowell Abbott,s The
CI(k IA. fStAI / adv haS i,,ct
press for the ninth time. Miss Alb
bott's earlier book success. Molly
Make-Beiieye, has been dramatized
n is being produced his season in
different cities.
Mrs Wilson Neutrality-suspicious. of
n Black Pearl, is constantly inter
eieNeu py reporters on
every possible topic, from her own
books to the political policies Of her
husband cousin, Governor Woodrow
wilson. n states that her patience
was ~eNha listed last week when a re-
porter from one of the leading daily
papers came with a request for an in
terVleW on an important topic OF the
law. Mrs. Woodrow is a busy author
put she stopped work to cope with
what she expected to be a timely
The question:, however.
proved to be, Are men as good look
rs 1'udS tS tHty were IN King Ar
thurs time = GO back to your edi-
tor Mrs. Woodrow replied indip-
nantly, land tell him ] don't remem-
ber.'
70 cover the entire ground of Eng
lanu iesal history in 1900 OO words is
a feat that Edwards jerks. an emi-
nent london barrister and legal writ
er mas accomplished. His be ok. A
Snort Story of English Lew. from
the earliest times to the end Of the |
year 1911, will be published sinful
laneously IN a single volume in this
country by Little. Brown & CO. and
IN England by Methuen & CO. Mr.
Jenks mas dedicated his work to
Civer wendell Holmes. associate ius-
tee OF the Supreme Court.
Rudolph Eucken will lecture in the
in German on the Lnad;r
Ideas OF the Present Day. In these
he will, to a very large extent.
cover the same ground as in the
Main Currents Of Modern Thought
which Charles Scribner's Sons have
just published. All those who wish
to themselves for what will no
doubt be an event of great interest
therefore make a point Of
reading this important work.
PROFESSOR Charles A. Boards Ameri-
can City Governments: A Survey Of
Newer Tendencies. which the Century
will issue in October. aims
to cover, in fairly balanced fashion
the whole field of city government,
but lays chief emphasis on such mat
ters as the city's social f~unctions: bud
get making, municipal ownership
chlldren's courts, tenement house re-
and the social center move
Montague Glass. creator Of Potash
d and whose new hook
EIkan Lubiiner: American, is to he
published this fall. recently left for
Europe with Mrs. Glass. They will
settle down in some little town in
Spain, where they will live for a wear
After this they xpect to return to |!