The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22

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n silver bells ia a Creek Indian maiden,
trny l9ved BY nsopsy Dgsy e Mnf
be Tilted by 4 tffaiiitfhess iair ono 1t home
and game over to bury hts grief IN the
Canadian wlds. Tho ye.ys night before q ore
Bells, the Indian girl shows Notwithstanding
signs OF instructive snvngery. and poor
qeofrrcyt IL shocked AMIDST to disilusion.
land. lowing poor silver Bells TO UNDER
stand his departure ns best she may; but
d year or Two later his love Tor her re-
Wives sufficiently to make hin, return 10
the arms Of his loved ono by tho angry
relatives OF the girl. who likewise shares 70
Though the book Is crowded With hap!
pcnings and the color Of the Canadian
woods, there Is little corrcater and con-
secutive plot, and what there Is impresses
siiieloss and the telling without literary
skill. II. & ~ ais "a IL
JOHN ENRY SMITH 81 III Bg \, Tredafick
day; Page & Cor New York; Bell,
!: i. smlth vas q young bachelor |, /, q
MAZE lex ought t be W o n every
golf links in the country that no was
likely 70 play On. This. however, VA
monlentous meeting there fell from his
eyes as It had been scales, and he grew
to think Grace Harding on the putting
fHssSs e wss ssau sf II ch nsas Mas
helress and Smith loved her AS q good
many other eligible young men also en-
being plain, sailing for that young man
Of unoriginal name. The story Of how
Smith trlumphed over all difficulties to q
way that makes this book entertaining
and readable. A background to love and
Eolf Is supplied by Smiths activities J.,
Ma sTes his and nep
An agreeable and amusing tale for the
Requirement OF summers afternoon.
PSYCHE. BY Walter G. cramp. PIP. 1923.
s1.5o. Little Brown & Co., Boston.
This historical novel deals with that
period IN Roman history when ,rjberius
went to live In the Island OF Capri and the
Willy commander OF the Praetorlans. Sojn-
NUS made O bold effortSto make himself
emperor OF Rome. This nnscrppuous at
and sejanus paid FOR his failure With his
life. Sejanus's crae. natizre Is well shown
in his murder Of Ga hnoh. the handsome
young geInplpye VINO mao BpuTneQF LlVllId
overtnres toward an. amour. and whose
death deprived us OF one whom we had
thoughtSto be the story's hero. The real
S SerG sns nsei
Greek dancing girl whose name gives the
story a title. 1t was Gyges who sue.
eeded In bringing sejanus 70 Day q
dent, and the life OF the period appears 10
be described with faithfuness. The au-
thor Is a member Of tho well known fam
lily or shpbuilders.
cGfp p q, 6loaaway Publish n'rs eom.
pnny, New York. 81
q "A poorly written monograph. full OF
odd and undigested IDEAS. apparently re-
hashed out Of the authors reading. de-
signed to prove that unrestrictcd compe-
titlon IS at the heart OF successful In
dustrIal ne. So far as NC have been
" developed point. the restrictions on
competition that he has In mind are not
Ecapitnlistic monopoly. but tho prescott
system he, would replace by another OF
/ his own Invention, which established n
mans tax rate op the relation. that his
wealth bore 10 others Of similar occu-
pa ion. = Expert economists may catch
1.-the point. Y
MISS CIVILIZATION by Richard
Charles scribner's Sons New York;
Bell, Richmond
IAN amusing little so.iety comedy in
suita bic to amateur production It pro-
fvides good speaking parts for three men
and girl, and q six or eight line part
for q fourth man.
A MAID OF SONORA. BY Charles Z.
Haas. PIP. 1856. Broadway Publishing
Company.
movement to this Mexican romance.
There la plainly OF action In the story,
but 1t Is told With little skill.
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