New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-15
Chats With Some Authors
Partly but by no Means Altogether About Authorship

TR ALBERT BIGELOW PAINE planned write Life of
MI The history of the Kaiser know him to-day
of Mark Twancan think OF
anything homogeneous than that Yes there he meant call
describe him the Prince of Peace
who had the tranquility of the great nations OF
century, himself laughs merry
suggests that perhaps the Kaiser isn't worrying any
than he about the volume which written and 3d. they
o. that at least
happened this way In Paine
with his family big publishing house had arranged
begin the biography with
Kaiser Then day he read French news
Belgium project would be realized "A mans
biOgrapcr naturally becomes his advocate he says ad could never %
for anctonng that move"
yet personally in favor Of the
was the captain of industry boOdshed until he
persuaded future commercial supremacy could not be
achieved without The war party convinced him perhaps forced
passing through Black Forest cherrypckg time quiet
happy peaceful and filled the car with herr
from the fruit trees along the road lie motored along @ tho and
weeks before the fight harvesting time and popp ncK ana
blood red spreading like scarlet silk hHndeh lhee
Wbat onros al % .eo to the background against
the idea of writing his notable biography Of Marx Iwan
While revealing the humo and the kndne and the feast Il
Mr. Paine don't fail to turn again
the biography itself and read the description Of the
dinner the great humost given in January 1906 at which brane
thew ped and Glider there and Frank Me and Robert e
Harvey OF Mark Twain his bgrapher says Lit by the
be made picture of striking beauty being had
meant meantin literature in fe in the neha6le
than either and which call inspiration for
here he just the table 1t was the fa
tween me Chi TbunS informed Mr. Paine that they were think
Ing of sending and he wrote in reply: When
Mark ambulance will contribute
tho of my car and will with it driver
delightful Thanksgiving evening our hostess suggested that
would be great all agreed Then discovered
lieutenant from Camp Upton be-
wisdom decided that We should
An electrical engineer
them
a weknown corporation thought we ought
roast them A professor Of archaeology dis
ngshed for ntmated "Why just roast them
unlike chestnuts might know
wassu ed to to them in the process
still fresh mind picked up faos story doom ol
Of ten or sixteen get as
did And nave
the professor Of archaeology and the dozen
probably little about Professionally cateps as
can't tell the difference between
whether wxbees find ready MADE
tells all about Ning and under ana
the wonder world OF rence seem even more
Washington ITSELF IN spite OIL super
councils and emergency fleet corpo
ons and couns OF national defence
advisory boards and few other
organizations that | may have overlooked
especially for children for he was
his insect lore from an early
of unquestonab OF the most DISTINCTIVE
little of It's charm lies the fluent ana
Florence Constaoe
peoples dom in the french
attended school her elry teens at Caen IN
French Switzerland MOntreux Byron by the way used to stop az
him. Won't the Older and
Bckne when they learn that her school was
far from mmortazedhe famous Castle OF
Chilon?