The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14


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gr1IH AN GENT MIRA c1Ao, J. I,y Jane /, 4
i85 Grosvetior{ Cooke published BY Az 3.
Barnes ana Cont AM. Of New YORK. 'rlEll.
\ This beautiful W " the Northern hills
/ ~ appeal To- the duieter emo lions rathsr
than 80 the dercer passlotls: The scene
| is 4 laid IN u tho quiet. sfut-in va ley OF
gsa; h Fsen rsh
and roar Of the world, and where their
simple wants are supplied by the honest y.
toll that brings the most satisfying re- re
sc Il Arsene Frrancoeur's home give the
stern I'D sd I'D ha6sS,ant ana Ills sons and
sets4s e
pathetic ba ok8round. 3. Sg3 5t54s
YThe love Of the zen tle and true Euphe.-
ME tor the weak!tn NAPOLEON. Mora !. q Z
nance between the coureur{ do 3bois, Louis,
and the pretty school eauher, Marie Glenn
tenco. The priest, the two Aincricanss
tho lives they represent. Eumor, too, Is
50 near together, and are g mingled n
s at hs5S f ~ SyooF xh %
appeal TO the lover Of nature md to the
thoretore Sc most perfect, alite:'
SUSAN CLHaG AND 8 TIER NEIGH
BORIS AFFAIRS. BY Anne Warner.
Published BY Little, Brown & Com
pany, OF Boston. sls Si5 $ 8t$sS S;5$
ton Of Aunt Mary and ali who are fond,
Of fresh., sparkling humor and g. hehrty3
spsa % Be sna f reg seSe eea
The Sohapters ii this Quaint little voiume
are all highly. amusing * but part the first
and second Of MRS. La throp's Love Az
which susan y undsrtekss to 90
oon's Dilemma and the second. 5B In
which she aphically describes the ad-
vent and the departure OF the n The iAu-
saGeps RGRst r. st.d
sets de te II
Dill'sW eddlns' and Jllkins' Hat. Z"
!,
h as the iproverbial egg. Is OF meat, and as
the world loves to laugh. bids fair to-
prove immensely popular. s5.& 3:552$
RE HS9 rH 5Rip@ sg1Rss Pss
YorS. F Pnss e ;1 sSfl0ne's sens oX
la Most OF the doin SO OF Bob and his bro
shs1 la Ma'ss "a and SOB hin
self Though the Others have o. chance to
talk In one or two Of the chap tiers. The
sary 9of al TT e dbs a4sap ne ba
forest, the wild shy III e--seens In glimpses
through dim windrows OF waving, leafy
tants Of that quiet house Of GOD, I'm for
the best OF the stories tell &of the CAM
life. o. the two brothers and 3 Margaret,
sR ans 51slS5 Tse hS
3edness Of the Il French guides and the
youthful ptlmism OF Bob form Il. ire
slstiblc com binati to please the most,
The book, with Is leafy coolnasses /. and
mountain lakes: offers a pleasing contrast
to. the shca OF m ldsummer and cannot
fai1 TO Pc solaoe t. those who must
ant compnnions to those who may i know
the the Joys Sof & camping out
. THE 2 CASTLE OF LIE1s. . BY Arthur
~ pleton ste Company Of VIZ ok
For II " one who loves romance, excit-
ing INCIDENT ana n1
offers much in the way OF en- tertainment.
= a g clever. woman Of rank, who is q
polit zeal 8 schemer and ad venturess I'd
are pittad against. n.S'Aneriean. Who Who,'
having fallen under sure for supposed
5cowardlce risks everything to S thWarts
their plans and rehabilitato himself in
90 foat ~ r. iIn1,n
the opinion Of his world. 0}; 53s AL l
There 8ls plotting and 1counter-plotting,B
treaenesry and DEFIANCE danger and hair
sngth se apl
PLY crowned, and the American, by vir-
tue Of his cleverness, wins out.
1.-THE Castle Of Lies. Is too exciting
and too romantic as Q story not to prove
popular as book. I'll Fl y II 81 f{ az
THD PRAYING SKIPPER. BY Ralph D..
IN ew. York. Price $3.50.
the praying asgS s'fa'i WaiSn
Is one Of the best Of the season. Each
story has It's thrill s.of adventure. and !
se arr yb5
every Word The Last p Pilot t.. sch Im aer's
1number four Of the series. Is one 81 the
an harmonious whole. % a several of the
tales arc familiar to the public through
the pages q the foremost 1nagaz Ines Of !;
the year, Splendid illustrations enhance
the value OF tho volume. 55ii.5l{ TSSs,sY As
Shorter Mention.
1.-THE CITY That Was, is the tItle ri
VIII TWINS requiem over old San Fran
cisco .recast OF an article appearInr3
III the New York Sun three days al ter
t Sae, 8! San francisco disaster and y now,
brought out IN book form by B. II,
5Huebsch, OF New York 81 ' ,gi 81
~ =, The h author, Z, who Is now managing
< editor sfor McC lure 8. was once a eadinK 4
San NFfancineo, In the summer Of 1906
Z he wrote the Y Midsummer q links, n the 4
annual out-of d DOR performAace for
Whlch this y is noted MI i;ryin
Was" says: 2.3{ IL 4 sS54 p n
f"It may be rebuilt: It pro bably Wilt
but those who have known t hat peculiar