The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
Il WILL, REPAY. BY the Baroness orczy.
Published by the j. d. Lpplnpott COM
,,nny of Philadelphia.

Il WILL. REPAY. BY the Baroness orezy.
Published by the j. d. Lippinpott COM
pnny. OF Philadelphia.
The scene Of this book opens at Paris.
IN tine year 1883 with q duel between the
,,o,,,, Vicente de Marry and Deroulede.
Ia E-rcnchman OF already acknowisuse.
ability and standing, but OF comparatively
plain origin.
THE vico,nte Is killed though he is
clearly IN the wrong. having forced the
quarrel on his adversary. HIS dead pods
SIS taken to the home OF his father'
pa rnlytic. and almost dead though the
old nobIeman is he requires his daushtct
fstn swear vengeance on the man WHO i'as
c4usea the yicomtes death. and with IL
Sthe extinction OF his title and Inc. me
grim tragedy Of the romance turns On
sthe fact that the French Revolution 1ol-
lows closely on the old mans death. De
Ar0niede saves the daughters life and smell
tiers her in his mothers home. She loves
Jim nut being bound by her oath to her
father, complications of grave nature
ens,,e that make trouble both for the girl
{ and Deroulede The book closes with the
rescue of both from the guillotine by the
Scarlet Plmpernel and their enbarkation
for England ms man and wife, both haV-
ing realized the truth of the divine utter
I ance: vengeance is mine; 1 will repay.
THE STORY OF CAMP cHAsE.-sy
William H. Knnuss. Brought out by
the publshin., House of the NJ. b.
church, South. of Nashville. Tenn
and nAllas, Texas, Smith and Lamar
agents
This book contains an account OF the
!. cemeteries where Confederate dead are
Z buried and the care of their graves by
i both Northern and Southern people, Win
( !; full description of all notable occur
Z rences in Ohio while the great War he-
tween the States was in progress VIII
ten by an ex-Union soldier, loyal to ms
4 cause, yet who appreciates the same high
motives that actttated those VINO louSht
i or the other side.
The author. Colonel w. II. knauss, of
Z Columbus. Ohio is n Northern man, and
was wounded during the war at Fred
& erieksburg: but after arms were stacked,
~ lie espoused zealously the sentiment. Let
A us have peace and he has taken boldly
the lead in the care of the graves of MS
Z former foes and given all possible infor-
4 nation to their families; for he main
tains that as this s one country under
Z the same flag. the people should live in
thorough harmony. as they have the same
7, general interest and the same patriotic
instincts.
The book deals extensively with the
s. prisons of Camp Chase. Johnsons Island,
and other smaller prisons, giving the
4 experience of many prisoners and reininis-
Il ccnces of prison life, with many thrill
ing escapes and unsuccessful attempts
1t contains a detailed account of the
Lake Erie Conspiracy of Morgan's raid
through Ohio, OF his arrest and contine-
s ment, and of his marvellous escape. In
contains also the experiences of Con-
\ federate spy in the North and of the way
& he recruited men in the midst of the
Union officers; a story of how prisoners
letters Were intercepted between the lines
when q brave Southern woman was at
tempting to get them through, and of
how those same letters were discovered
in the Ohio State Library forty-two years
later, many copies of which are also pro-
duced, some in fac-simile. Stories of
hardships and starvation in prison by
prominent men are also told in graphic
style. Stockades rs they We're in prison
days, and now. are illustrated
~ Then in detail is given the history OF
the cemeteries In Ohio. where brave
Southern soldiers are buried accounts OF
how they were cared for by Northerners.
and now in charge of the United Daugh-
tors of the Confederacy.
The Story of Camp Chase" contains a
list OF Confederate dead buried in Fred
Serick county, Md, on the battlefield OF
Antietam or Sharpsbty'g, South Mountain
Z and Monocacy, together with lists of the
( unknown as well, Ii records the Original
I Eburial-paces of many who We're later
removed to these cemeteries
The data contained in this volume was
gathered through much labor and ex
pense in order that it should be as
reliable and as complete as possible. Il
will contain about 400 pages.
The price is 81. which is as near the
cost as 1t is possible to make it: post
age, twenty cents additional. Where fly,
copies are ordered at one time the pack
age will be prepaid. Camps of Veterans
and Sons and CHAPTERS of Daughter!
of the Confederacy ala requested to pre-
sent these facts AID Solicit orders. =
second edition Will not be printed. TIL,
work is now in the hands of the Metho
dist Publishing House, Nashville, an,
the size of the edition will be governed
by early reports.
THROUGH THE SIEVE. BY Addison
Ballard D. D. Published by Rober
Grier Cooke, Inc, of New York,
This volume Is a striking Interpretation
of Christs life and teachings, an analy
sis of the characters and experiences o
.5se apostles in their bearing upon the re
,igious dogma and spiritual unrest of to
day. ard n plea for the oneness of tn
II Bible. both in its message and its in
SEPARATION.
3,I While the author is orthodox. he
mot conventional. THE individual relatio
OF the soul TO God, and the value c
the individual taught by tho space give
ITO biography in the Old Testament
sChristianity the religion OF facts, a recor