The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-23
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LITERARY NO

combinca With entertainment Il
u stir the souls Of Its readers a1ee
compassion, 10 awaken them "a
some social wrong. 10 show hon Nilu
,ndIyiduaIly ,1,, can right some dysl,
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book-ope which should proved A.,
mons. In Il tho Innocent contr1 lne
habit is dcpiced, the awakening ! 4, o,
the fact that ho Is victim I'd
tempt 10 break the bonds OF hle-tel
tito and finally. when thlnkr :; ~
hluckcst. the way in which II NJ
great and wonderful sacrifice say siul
sclf
Drue-taklnr Is national pr.iI y Ia,
against the sale o. VARIOUS pol A.
too lax. and there Ia an or1W 'ne
Irsft!c in Injurious drugs which rd m
ing nothing 10 cope with.
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william ASncw fatoo' . su,es nide
the Christmas scrIbncr a vivid ~, Hi
tcrviev With Abraham Lincoln =, 4.
schoolooy IN 1862. LincolnT 10
humor are revealed az a part of d til,
y,,io,, is Is ro,d for a ur,f hat
Of or Iis,o1ic E@f '1Sa &dSSa,sre, iess1atch
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complexities OF & novel to The b Tier
OF Il short story and from that
and spirlted noto Of n book Tor p
enables the write: 20 turl 10 I'd m
for his journey In othor ffcldEl !.
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Rockies In pursuit OF lorsl co'of apd
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type FOR the blind ,,ia BY The .,,s,, Msr d1nal
peculiar one. Henry Hol, and sseiou
sentative found I, whom ne Y 9th,
y Ind s'eaag ar 9g,rSsn gss1 pu pnblisss diup
vivid and often humorous picfuu , sont
by tho aunt o. "John ollysr Leroy
published hGr" In MsIanc 'SI,,oD. ~" 70 HI
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OF It's publication is az oaice
printing. 1iy ~
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met eomplImep, by giving = = The 0
Able Novel" and using tts IN i'm
}, dismisslne /, With teH ,,k.n
Id Is Its custom With most ~ All
aid The study OF New fou
.nuare- with what NC h1rc e" IN
bout r. ~ Ule
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tr Vance baa certainly displah
Ier mood and condition bu. We
Mis- particular figure WHO For
.haqc should be chosen by e,l4p3 .
o write OF tho stage, ,he etn
'snce will write a story OF uot
ri;h the other phase. IN az oil,
nd difficulties Of when u,e Io IL \,
otbing. the bettor part OF ltt a"
omInant" .,,.aaa',,
Henry Savage Lapdor, Nefs.
-ork Across Unknown sou lhins.
~, " t,en nubllsheS In this sNss
rown & Co, ia Cfanosv ~ IN %
nodor. ,ho poet. and. auihor ~ t.aself
erratiopy." whose lifelong sesel,
ad close glriendShips wl'n A3 doIiA
'J,b story. the sculptor' heN N7il'
romance IN literary hls,oU. -.
A ro-,raIt o, walter Savaks>M ~eess a
~ ~ 10 ~ c,rsII Coleman. in FloHef 40 .
, 40 rooro ,bao 70 years OF aftl
riiIan waiting o. Boston. rS Hlf
=, ~ rho aged poet. TO - lae M;
,rno wrote one OF his mos, u
~ " The Youngest 20 the #tin ae
That England bore "a 90
Mr., Coleman Is s,iil liVIps ahtil
,ousiy IN his studio or cap,.;
,d then 20 vislt Nedfcf' IA hs
Ieir early youth o'