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LITERARY NOTES.
The Nebraska Sanitarium.
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Table Talk.
The January issue of Table Talk pre
sents exhaustively the art of good cook
ing, of wise and economical living. "The
Latest Served," is the title of an article
by Eire. Grinnell. "Table Mannere,"
by Mrs. Burton Kingsland. "Raised
Biscuit oriightiRolle."
Richard Harding Davis' New Story,
"La Lettre d'Amour" is one of the
best love stories Richard Harding Davis
has written. The scene is laid in Lon
don and" the characters are a beautiful
American girl, her mother, a wealthy
young Harvard man, and a violinist of
the Hungarian Orchestra. The illus
trations are by Howard Chandler Chris
ty. La Lettre d'Amour ia tne leamng
story in the Midwinter Fiction Number
of the Saturday Evening Post, which
will be on sale January the 25th.
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College View, Nebraska.
Good reading for the new year pre
dominates in the January issue of the
Cosmopolitan Among the sixteen well
known" writers who have contributed to
its pages are A. T. Quitters-Couch ('.Q").
with a stirring bit of fiction entitled
"The Lady of the Ship;" John Luther
Lon, who -has furnished s story in a
new field, which" he entitles "Dizzy
Davej" Kirke La Shelle, who tells of the
tricks of "The Theatrical Advance
Agent," and Seumas MacManus, who
brings fori another of his clever Irith
stories under ,the title of "Patrick's
Proxy."
Corn Tassels.
This graceful and appreciative review
of "Corn Tassels by Miss Emma Morton
appeared m last week's Conservative:
" "CorrrvTassels: a Book of Corn
Rbymes,"by W.R.Tunroy, is now inlts
second edition.
No lover of the prairie land whose
finely attuned ears have listened to th9
41 Song, faint, far and low
A marvelous melody"
blown by the winds through the corn
fields, or whose eyes have followed the
springtime tints that creep over the
level land like "a verdant tide." on fail
to fiinl ill ii iiliinni in this little vol
ume. The poems have found th,eir way
into the hearts of many readers who
recognize not only the charm of having
ths familiar and well-loved scenes set
before them by one who possesses poetic
insight, but also the helpful thought
and earnest aim. that underlie the flow
of rhyme andgraceful'rythm. Mr. Dun
roy is fortunate in realizing the fulfill
ment of the
"Foreword."
desire expressed in his THE WAY TO GO TO CALIFORNIA
"foreword."
MH I cosld know that by my song
Sosac toiler's burden I made lighter,
H assae wan sufferer's bit of sky
My atagh made a little brighter,
Pd be content.
" If I could know some broken heart
ercsaakd a trifle by my singing,
Or tkat sosae pilgrim in despair
Might through the night hear hope-bells
ringing,
I'd be content.
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songs m winter and cool in summer.
were In charge of each excursion party is
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who accompanies it right through to
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Cars leave Omaha. St. Joseph, Lincoln
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