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against Odds. A Romance Of the
Midway Plaisance.U ~ I,awrence
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!. estiag. as it- RECALLS tAs sosnea nj the
great fatr.n and the reader, visits
hgalp tho strange places on midway or
'waadsrs tn the moonfIpfs On the
..woode4 isiaa,dn ar watks a,nonx the
columns Of the Peristvle.
y IE isR detective story. the recnfd of
|sthe search OF two snecial of,cnrs dc.
tailed TO hunt some nosad criminals
who have been traced to the fair. Like
most stories of this stud. it has the IN
terest Of play whore the actors as
sumo parts SO different as to escape the
keen eyes Of expert CRIMINALS. or
course comedy AMI tragedy alternately
hold the boards until the curtain falls.
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"A Flower Of France" by Marah Ellis
nyaal. author OF SQuaw Elouise,"
pa.a N 1sia ihahy olneI stories
sued in fhe Ratio Ssries 0''''"to'
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'na'' .nis wIltten ABOUT the time or the
SAFE OF tne french colony to Spain.
'Fhe warm blooded, impetuous. and
inconstaut creolcs, intriguing and re-
beiiing against the naughty and cruel
Spaniards. and paying for their lre-
beilion with their lives and eonfiscated
estates; tie slave ships bringing the
natives of Guinea with their soft, black
vaivet-like eyes, aud the red slaves of
the adjacent tribes, who wore the yoke
of bondage like conquerors, form the
personnel of the story: while thu track
less bayous leading. to dense forests of
live oaks hung with gray moss fur
nisll the SCENES for this trapicaI tale.
|. The old French laws permitted the
master to brand his refractory slave
with tile flsur-de-is, and from that Gus
tom the story takes it's name. The
career OF the hero. Basil.dc-Bayarde.
resembled in a degree that of the hero
OF Dumas "Monta Crisfo.n like rim
he was the victim of INJUSTICE: and. iil,e,
him. he lived TO be avenged.
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..sThe Princess Of Alaska.s Rv Rich
ard Henry Savage, author OF aMy
:Ofncial Wife,. ~ Passing Show"
5Gh; r. AgnnHyson Neeiys PuDi'siier'
MI. oaaase.s feftAe pen hnds mate
riai ICE HIS STIRRING tales in every part
OF the world. This. his latest bnnk. is
Of Siberian and Alaskan life. abont the
time of the nurcl,asn ~ Afo.yo ~, tha
United States. @Adyeutnrers frnm many
countries f1oeked To the. nav terr,torv
which RUSSIA had kent a., unisno,yn
/ land; and the officials Of both. nations
with a few or the wretchers To
!, from Siberia. are the characters nre.
scented to the reader. OF courses as
the story upfolds. fair Muscoyite women
,atd in the tangled web of inrrigue
which forms part OF all Russian novels.
II is buck not to- be easily laid aside
when once begun. Bombastic in stvle
and spread.eagiish when opportunity
offers, as when Randolph defied the
Russian general. who demanded to
search his room for dispatches. iroIdinr
an American flag in one. hand and
coeked revolver i'll the other; still it is
a,lhriliing story. and fully equal to the
wEiteE's previous works. Ie will not
! probably meet with wide circulation
. in Russia. ,E.,ss s.ss...;:..
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