Ogden Daily Standard | 1916-05-15 | Page 7 | Robinson Carusoe

ROBINSON CAR.USOE. This book was chosen by Depoe, a man of many qualities and professor at Fordham University. It was edited by Glnn & Company, containing one hundred and forty-nine pages, costing cost-ing sixty-five cets. Professor Depoe's selectios are very interesting. He shows where Carusoe left his wife and went up to the summit of a high mountain with his gun in hand, accompained by a dog. While he was there for a short time, darkness came upon him and he felt drowsy, so he put his gun at his side and felt asleep. Heee, ho slept for a number of years and when he awoke ho found out that he had grown old and his gun was rusty. Moreover, there were men playing tenpins and dining on tho mountain. This, he too, soon partook of Finally, he thought of homo and he began to decend the mountain . He now found himself in a city. After searching search-ing for his home, he was mado known Lo his wife, and they lived happily ever after. All of Depoe's books are on tills ; style and should be In every home.