The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-21
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Il internationai1 Cook book. :
THE memoranda Tor the meals ofl each
f aa e IS .feist ii a Ssas
rSa liz ans sna He2 San
l j s sSoh y book handy, there need
have,E or doubt a. 70 what ,ils IN season
frea as so slsss' s. pn6sy
wishes to entertain. tthe Meiaorahda''
VIII be sut,,oient, az the recipes f :,
4 TO what q In season that is, any arti-
Sles on ne NET, y are 70 be had fof the
white and gold typ osrapty and ,bcauti:.
its kind. and one u o. be Highly appre.
scinted BY the housewife. NJ Ss5 N
sANDPDDP BY Sara =. I BogxA u tito,
Brown and Com any I. Boston. p ub1
fishers. IA \ si 3at u zf5
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Lying the TFoqihy
story. The artless ors shara eter
herself "a ,herl .sse eret keeping book Will
appeal even to NJ I hose readers READY
sa1ated with nove1' Of his kind. The
sUnnE preb
lens. but tries only to tell y q clever
readable story in which she succeeds
admirably. IS! n; "a n. "a. q: " 4 Oh E,
portant person in f tbs sb * 0 smplo
beauty and q great desire for culture
tainted BY C. Contact With tie World. Ali
enough enc with the single exception Of
.ASnt b ntn - about whom we hear en-
Eenious. Is clever enough to no hold the
attention, and gives Sand peep ample
"a The girl In the end develops d won -s
derful voice and musical talent, and,
contrary to oil the accepted IONS 8ofS
i being at ali spoiled 4 in the process. d
fact probably due to her ancestry-heri
great grandfather took part In the 3 s-5
ton tea party--and to her sturdy bring
5ing-up. M tist II ss4Ss6
THE sDooMsMAN.--- BY van .TassellB
s!itphen. From Harper and Brothers.,
and Stationery Company, Of Rich
H$& mond 6att ggssgSf @ III
Il a ], weird story describing Imaginary:
life in the United States during the year
The city ot Il New York. has then boz
BONE the City Of Doom and the 4 home
iof jailbirds and conVlcts. ~ civil tom
the United States is depleted as being in
h the Same condition that held Eng gland
and the continent Of Europe in tttrall
during the dark ages. IA
5sSs The development and conclusion of tho
book. j however,, does not fulfill the@prom-
Use OF its begtnnin s, which is 8 very in-5
jteresting. One feels that one has turned
Into soma primitive condition Of Ysoc ETY..
with Il which one has already becom4 N
familiar through medlaeva! legends and
itradi ton There Is nothing especially
incidents. nor is & the plot sufficiently
original to hold atten ton strongly and 1
But the Imagination is. viyidly stirred
3tenanted. with the seal Of silence resting
sunbroken where now M pusy hun Sofs
M p erhaps, one OF III tho most Int estings
devoted Is Gods ID Exile q and de--93
itricity as god % before whom human
beings taken in war have been sacri-s
feed by electrocu ton.
"a love story runs through the fantas-
tic groundwork OF the story and i links
1t together. The IL book will doubtless
make It's impress on the reading public.
sTHD COUNT AT HARVARD.-Byi Rus
pert Sargent Holland From Z. c..
Page Company, OF Boston. through
the Bell, Book and sta Itiat tionery Com
pany.SE tYf 5s ~ 5is85 !.l5
3 There is scarcely an individual, 4 man
#pathy with an author whose book con-
stains the annals OF Joyous student days,
that generally embody some 5of the hap
pest days OF life. B p. n
fhe f s 81 5ssvq ara
irresistible, The Count, whether aif Atin
Whist table. or writing editorials for the
5Cranrs.o s !. Or attempting to reach his
isWeetheart.s side at a8croWded reception i
Or helping his classmate ITO win q boat
race. or acting as stage manager for the
harvard i5,11 Y. play is alike full ot fun and
,a ~ 81 attraction for. all who make his 1
~ 3 G e, men 2. and women and other5men
ana women !. N genera WHO like to read
Of q young lifs rotous sometimes but al
heart VIII be Interested in whatever con- n
germs the Count, Who possesses all or
the, qualities that necessarily go intot thetl
make OF a university man that Is a
Midsummer Magazines,
The midsummer fiction number al
scribner.s Magazine Will contain a 4 com som 8
plete, novelette, by Mrs. Edith wv harton.g
1t Will be. ont titled $''Mad dame do A4rcymes"a|
work done by the author ,siVoe the an
pearance OF tho Il" House OF Ninth. n Other
well known authors and illusttAtors con.
will be Mrs, n Kate B Douglas 'Wiggins.
Thomas Nelson Page. Julian Street. Ar
thur Cosslett Smith. p. 8. Martin fGWil-j