Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-11
Books and Authors

AnoEethe- Fart VI of fragments From
division Of notable series Price. soc
There arr also splnnddy conceived cartoons
OF he l,siian fr9nI and The humorous espect
and oyrr nnrrow and precipL,ous traits has
employment, Of his exceptional talents
Compton Mackenzie. author Of Carnival and
Sinister 81 -ct" tAppleton). made 50 many
carly in tn war Ina, he Amos, made ti" un n' his
mind that h w@u' n BE o'1iE.d 20 star. little
never failed hun and he has finally been awarded
place with the medical corps Of the English
fleet ami is stationed in the Mediterrancan.
severa! original Audubon prints were recent
houses ono Of the prints was The Turkey"
rn 81 .h a all the
q it Is " rIsa in rofsssor F2ngs lo'nr.
Naturalist" recently published by d. Appleton
VIII y. Ineerson; talking with his publishers.
up sm%@';inF while writing his novel. The Road
gm mol Lea h yo said heevs sn3
1t not only Toes not bring you any but II takes
smSn a' ySu w Sc abe to u y1M fefs'n nor
NAL evening Of writing: but II you take up your
how of insririon viii ston and can mo no more
6 p. turned on than "a f"aSe. when y%pr water
Home" MIR Inrersoll gives the romance Of a
piness when he accepted an appointment TO a
ilttle country school in the Canadian wheat
Dr.. ]. p Marks was of the great eduea-
work was done in Burma. where it reached its
rent Of ST. ohns coese Kannon n"a Mhch
ssa ms n r" Gn e as
passed under his hands of every ia ,ionaity ia
orhans I'VE oy so %; his e 1h
reference t" HE work in Burma, has been told
er,y Yeas in Earn Whjch 4" r'f Dns,dn
& Co. are Publishing this week. The work has
Rpv
ser who has also written an introduction, while
foreword. Or Marks died three Years ago ~
the age Of eishty-three.
As time line. goes by evidences mmltinly OF the
%h!eh Germany any had for years before The war
rand might be, and in whatever par, OF the
few days ago. W. j. Denny. formerly Attorney.
General of south Australia tells how Il famous
british Society for the Advancement OF Science
III Nh >Hs hsS 80 hel6 that year In Australia 70
W9r ~, depi.red in public the terrible conflict
was veneraaie and kindly looking and nmiable
ana nNeryh. ly sympathized with him and put
regret. i;uJ presently suspicious were aroused
the authorities searched his valise and found
plans OF the naval defenses OF Melbourne A.
lion With E rs Baton Co. pnSshed a
year. relates with more detail still other mach
who attended the meeting. All four OF them
remained in Australia for some time after war
was declared and went about they pleased
the authorities recognizing their claim that
moral importance sets IL above international
auarrels When they wished leave the Aus
tra!ian government consented provided they
would take the oath OF neutrality, which ali
TOUR OF them did. 1t was then that suspicion
was aroused. because of the manner of one of
theIn, and investigation proved that all OF them
were spies. and that they had all been collect
ing Information whose only use would be to aid
a German army OF Invasion. Mr.. McLaren has
made study Of the penetrative methods under
the disguise Of friendly commerce and other
kinds OF canouilagc by which Germany for
years had kept her spies and agents at work
IN all parts Of the world. and his small volume
Is Il muSeLN. OF "kuitur" crookeduesy