The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-05-14

seems to have gotten much 4.
on our public on the stage. n, Z
his Learned Ladies" tin IL
Hidden Pages version W.
produced in New York tN.
generally spoke Of It's -
freshness and SUITABILITY n.
Of today. The original -.
Of this play-La PENNIES :
was issued last month taI..
this authors Les Preciei1
cules. edited. with lntroa..
notes. in one Volume for
by Professor John L. Ftnre.
University Of Michigan. h. a..
Henry Holt < Company
The Putnams have cl.,l..
Eve triumphant, hy Fstr-.
Cculeyain. which they are r-t.
in an attractive new cdIto.
pear about the middle II
heroine is an American Woe
Gated IN France, and ma,t.
scientific man. who gives lr
OF his money to CRAFTY ht~
bat comparatively little III
She goes abroad and Leases
sorbed in his work in NeW
feels sure Of her affection
never has 8 moments Wor.
her absence. She. however.
awakening experiences. .tIst
It's reliability * 4 story. t
interest as presenting j fore
of American women. The Ir
has been prepared ~ AZ
Professor John \. Ion.
University Of Texas. Preside.
American Folk Lore Society. 4t.
thor Of "PIantation Ballads
published next season by I,,.a
Page s Company, is lnAhInL
Of the East lecturing ~ "Tl.r
Of the Cowboy the subject of
his books. Professor Lon..S
made an exhaustive study Of ttH
tlemen's music. and has reach
finite conclusions IS to tho IS
Of a great many OF the queer
heard on the range. After l.t
at the University of Kansas IH
renee. kas.. Professor Lomax e..
New York and leetured III Il W..
Of schools and colleges. II
' y u, anu me N.'As't
the City of New York.
To the Thistle Edition of +
Louis Stevenson'S works.
Charles Scrlbner's Sons pot 5
the subscription method, q 81
entitled New Letters has ju-t
added. This completes the 4
and brings the number Of voIun.
70 twenty-seven-eight Of lett,I
miScellanies. twelve Of moves
tales. two of Stevenson's bios:
ore Of poems. and four of traye.
essays. They are handsomcIr
IN red and gold, and are prime +.
new plates made by DeNinnc
fine rOugh-edged Water-marE..
per. The letters in the new "
number II hundred and slXts
they we're never put before the
lie till last spring when Tho
volume edition of Stevenson
was completely revised ana
these new letters added. ".
issued in a new four-voIume Y,
The London house of JOIN
worthy, the author Of "The
trician," Justice" The
Dream" The Pigeon" etc. is
olson Road. The garden adjoi
famous Holland Park, which II
yet been cut up into villa
though it is advertised for tha
: pose owing to the weight If
which Mr.. Lloyd George M
upon the landed gentry. r.
) present, Mr.. Galsworthy's bae I
dows look out upon q pieasan
Gen. and the great park beyor
he had a turn for the historicaI
he would have his backgrou
: hand, for among the trees ther
walked Chatharn's great risa
I first Lord Holland, who ran
with the great-oranddaueht.
Charles II. And there. too. e.
> some Of the famous revels Of {
E James Fox. who was himself E
lis sreat-great grandson. II
Trustworthy does most Of his '
at his country house in Devons
Y ano he IS, in the main, a rea.
i" AWFUL VERACITY.
s At a Scotch dinner every or
contributed to the entertainmr
9 Dr. Macdonald. Come, come
q tor said the chairman. hut tn
protested: My voice IS alto
a u and resembles the
caused by the act ~ v