The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27


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present day life itself. The authors
that Christ meant to found
an earthly kingdom. and that his pre-
cepts If followed to-day would ame-
liorate all social conditions, is likely to
awaken wide and intense discussion
The story is American in scenes, situa-
lions and character, and the pictures
are graphic. The heroine, Olive. Will
be pronounced Olive Frem-
sted. Edna May and succession of 9TH
ers, the judgment of the reader depend
ing on which history he happens to
know best The idealism of the hero
Courtright makes him IL striking fig
ure. Morgan Yeager, the outcas.,
comes on to the stage candidate for a
"thrashing" and leaves 1T having, meta
phorically speaking, "thrashed'' every
body who got in his way. Mrs Dear
wester is more delicious than the ia
nous Mrs. Wigs" She has more wit
is never ''slopy." and her philosophy is
OF more universal order.
BETEL NUTS. Rhymed in English by
Arthur Guiterman. Published by
Paul Elder q Co., of New York and
san Francisco. 'bc.
Here's Frolic Truth in Oriental guise
y verse may find him who sermon
flies
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Nuts, cracked and hulled, ready for
chewing. and. if YOU will, even digest
ing.
gent proverbs of the Orient More than
mere proverbs-they are really shrewd
condensations of stories Illustrative OF
life in India. AS the Betel Nut-the
chewing-gum of the Orient-spices the
breath and reddens the lips of the ma
tive, so do these folkwords and Jest
rhymes. leaping from mouth to mouth,
ia the gossip of the ba2aars, give spice
and color to the native speech. They
are naturally far more lively than the
proverbs OF Tvs West for they are OF
.he living .petseh OF the people; the
l.iinu - Fitted WIN lfee and pictu-
esque iahcS, ana ms tongue is 81 scab-
bdiuieSs sWpIur ana yet, Inherent as