THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE

SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 19 2

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ilqe rhsinn's First Nvel l of American critics of Scandinavian
(iso of the 0001 interesting of the literature., Among the nomeroos-liter-
fis f irst novels by Americans tin- ary works to his credit are translations
esoced for publication this Springl of p1ays by Strindherg, lBjornson,
by Alfred A. Knopf is "The Soul of a IBergstronm, Schoitzler, Hleiberg and
('bld" by Edwin llj~rknian. Mr. Gustaf of Geijorotaso. He las been
Iditrkman was born at Stockholm, editor of the Minneoota Posten at St.
Swveden, October 19, 1866, came to ;Pool; reporter andl music critic on
Atperica in 1891 and spent the great- the Minneapolis Titoes; reporter with'
cat part of that year in Chicago, there- the Ness York Sun and New York
after settling for live years in St. Paul Tlimes; moembe~r of the editorial staff'
nsd tinneanolis. and moving in 1897 of the New York Evenitng Post; de-
to Ness Yorks where be tas lived since. partment editor of World's Work; edi-
lle is known a the miost distinguished tot, of the- Modern Dlramna Series; Di-

rector of the Swsedish Buriieaui of thel In his youth M~r. lBjurkinan seorked
Coamnmittee on Public Information, andI as a wholesale clerk, an actor and a
Associatle Director of the League of i journalist. Hieseas the founder of the
iNations News B~ureau.Ile is the Wsholesale Clerks Association of Swe-
author of lie following svorks; "to ten. As an actosr he bselonged to the
There Anything Nesw Unier the Sun?" famous August Lindberg Company
a collection of tibilosophical and liter- I svhich first gave Ibsen's "Ghosts,'
ary essays, pubilishied in 1911;1 Later he ssas a miember of the Royal
"Gleamss" a fragmentary interpreta- «Ilramsatic Theatre at Stockholm.
t ion of Atan and is World, 1912; and - -
"'oice-, of Toniorros," literary stud- ItBoni and Liveright announce the
ies, 1913. In 1919 Mr. Pljlrkman seas cue~rly ptublication of two novels of in-
udecirated by~ the Dlanish Government cerest, "tpstreani" by Ludsvig Lewis-
witth the order (i thei' Dannebiorg. ohn. and "itahab" by Waldo Frank.

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MARCH(1 19, 1922

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