The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
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from I.iaoyang early in Septem Der; 4, Il
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stun histories are made Of, ne re det
or It Will not Eonly 4 acquire an Intelligent
Ss i tie ut'break Of the war. but viii
absorb an amount Of general In formal lion,
spirit and local color, that will aid him
the better to understand what is likely
TIM about tiic BOOK Is tho ii Innate BIC
8ture 1t affords Of the inner w0risin gst of
the army and the gllmpse .o {
fleiency B NJ Pa In eris lume, bYt yir-
tide 1T bot 1enatter and er.swil prove
agreeable read ing to- an y read err q s ordi-
nary desire to keep abreast Of his times
THE co uNTR "a IL ONE. BY rs +: Pow
eli. S 3sa pa yes. * I Mcclure Phillips 6
Company NeHi8 Y orks s,t5
3 This Is a series OF chap ters designed 10
u give pointers on how 4 to lla Ike the most
out OF living In the country, including .,ad-
vice on; all relate points, " from selecting
THE home tc methods OF snnnihiia ting the
insect tribes. T ne q MARKED dencyss Of
population Tow ard Sarge cent iwl,icl was
So n conspicuous an m connin'ic IS problem
sthirty yegrs back "a has d been aba ted and
$caunteracted, as NJ rs.si Powell point out,
8by a rapid improVeme 4 in the comforts
and q conYen fences access bile VI to " country
residents. The telephone. t he rura de-
livery system, tile suburban trol ley and
kindred causes g have NJ operat ed to Sre-
move stlle Isolation and g. l-round remotc-
ness, once regard ed ms tho ecessaryt evil
8 rural III 70; and the knowledge OF these
&iinproved conditions has rend red more
@irFsnne than ever tho congestion and
8co,mpression q city If As {, result.
cities are, growing, for the mo st. part, at
a 4 greatly red uced ia Ito, ana ~ he taste
Tor, cnurtIy life is rising 9 lmost to sell-
sitrbe Object OF this book IS :" to meet the
{ growing It'd e8 as a moves from contested
IBc.tles into the L freedom Of honle-nakng
iii the country" and to Ter the! eSperl-
ence nf one who h rs 10 "a Yer9l the rpNd
himself, as a means b u avid Ing mis-.
ity..""$S5r This rniss on Mrs. T.nWell's
book which is wells conceived and cons