The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
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Ths book Is the product Of n unclar.
cal students determination 70 sift OUT
inal doctrines OF ChrIstlanity, with z
view 10 working out his own Independent
close fnnliarty With the M stny. Ie f,,I1v
uphold the divinity Of Chr!st a il IN, .ae
abiding supremacy OF tho Christian IN. r.
lIgIon He believes, and backs up tnls
belie wth ssrin,urqv ana resion ot
ovolyed out OF previous doctrines. but
a new and original one, and one that
Ia adapted to all mankind re poi,nah
forgiveness OF sin and ctorhn' ne, ~
advancing tho conception Of thc rntnsr-
hood Of God, In being positive rh Inc,
than negative IN thd. y has '9 Pa kI au.
thor deems Christianity to be the so'e
religion sanctioned BY spi salh !. ~ a.
interesting fenturo Of INC book Is '.s
I don. reviewing all cnscs Of forgiveness
! Of sin that occur in the New Testament:
Tho book is distinctly not compcna o.
other books; y ia Original. well.planmea
| Z
logical criticism.
THE OUTLOOK TO NATuRg.--B By !; ~
M n; i7IiiaS' Company, New York.
though not pl necessarily dealing with edu-
cation Of the purely school brand ,ll Mr..
all is that It Is high time we were for
snkInn our present ideals OF living, our
cx,ravaEances ana ycarning for scnaa-
tons and begin to cultivate our well !
sort Of simple iife" book. directed
chiefly to a better appreciation Of. out-of-.
ness OF the personal and domestic nnl-
cnces OF the country as contrasted With
the city; IN the paper on The. School
OF the Future, the author offers& some
methods and outlines his conception or
new school idea, which will bring She
child's education inton closer and more
significant relation with lie Itself: Inc I,
is on somewhat different, though all
lied. theme dealing largely wlththc doc
trine OF evolution In It's effects on per-
sonal religion. II
and Th pca oaGSk vtte ma'asf ph
sophical, sane and ra tionul In iden.i IL
suggests the personality Of thinker 81
athcr than borrower OF G ~, men n''
CHARLES THE cHAUFFEUR.-By s.
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book the love story Of chauffeun
Charlie tells his own story and tells II
deux,' a beautiful young widow, whom
he madly adored. Together they had
some remarkable adventures, m rs IS,
luckily emerged unkllled. IN their views
as to the relative road rights Of motor
lists and all remaining humanity their
is we read how they were banging along
beautiful stretch at ripping pace:
farmer drove out OF n field and turned
their way His horses commenced 70
at US to stop. The nerve Of some farm,
ers would make them rich. II they had
any Judgment back OF 1t. Do you think
you can set through sne ,., ask ke hec,,,se
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Eight sprightly and well-wrtten es-
says on various topics. but mostly nav,
Ing TO DO with phases Of r. o.ir y ,fe ana
Impression sketch OF Kansas University.
where Miss stepheps for SIX ; years s ,, 0s.
eupied the chair Of Greek mhe Gui,e 81
Historically, lnstlnctivcly and fanclfully;
There is also evidence OF a general
familiarity, with books IN "up-to, date a ae
q plea for wider sympathy with Wo-
mans life and aims. She especially
concerns herself with two recentsunklnd
cuts from well-known sources: one "a: as
49, ~. - ti,fC tar n
tericnl woman" and the other slap
at "unau;horltatlve young women, who
make dictionaries at SO muchsn mile.
that 'wonien's abilities are often rated
on the payroll at far loss than their
intrinsic. value, and adds this almost I'M
believnble statement: "for one late m
editing was paid less than onc-fertieth
the sum given her coaborer, man.
whose products were at times submitted
to her for revision and correction
FAIRY TALES EVERY CH1LDt
, SHOULD KNoW.-Edited l., by ! Hamil-
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1T is a happy idea to collect into a
single volume all the best known fairy
| for the edincaton and delight Of Amer
lean youth. All the old favor!.cs ap.
pear to be laddln, All Bahia, Sin
| bad, RlucDcaru, ClnueFella,E olceplHs
Beauty, The Ugly Duckling, Little Red
Riding Hood, Jack OF the Bean Stalk
others Mr., Mable has contributed an In
PRODUCTION in pressing upon older readers
the Importance and real significance OF
tho fairy tale,
STORIES OF LITTLE FISHES, by
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| A now volume in the authors phil
| lists Field Friends" SERIES designed to
imparl to young children certain mod
/ icum OF p.scatorial knowledge. Phyllis
and her brother Jack are the hgu i, 6.
| u,,lsltion of knowledge with the reGui-
site tincture OF fiction. Miss Mulets
| seems to have done her work well enough
for all practical PURPOSES,