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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17
Politics Warming up.

PLATTsMoUTH. Neb., Oct. 1s.-(speeiaI.)
Since the addresses Of w. J.. Bryan and
H. H. Hanks, candidate for congress from
this First district, in the ParmeIe opera
house last week on the political issues Of
the day the political pot" has almost
reached the boiling point. Hsndbills have
been distributed in the city announcing that
Hon. William H. Thompson will address the
people in the Parmele opera house in PIatts-
mouth Friday evening. October II. The
Plattsmouth band will furnish music.
Other bills read: Hon. J. H. Mickey.
republican candidate for governor, and Con-
gresham z. J. Burkett will speak in Water
mans hall in Plattsmouth Saturday evening.
October IS"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17
ANOTHER cAWLEY is ACCUSED
Elder Brother Of Man who
His Mother il Charged with
Highway Robbery.

~PTTTSBURG. Pa, Oct. 1G.-James Cavley.
the elder brother Of Charles. the young in
ventor who Is charged with killing his
mother. his brother and two sisters last
Friday while insane from overwork, was
held today on a charge OF highway robbery.
With two companions, it is alleged. he
held up two men in the Baltimore 4 Ohio
railroad yards. and in trying to escape one
OF the victims. william Hut. was struck and
killed by a shifting engine.
Charles Cawley still maintains a stolid in
difference to his surroundings. The story
that he had confessed has no foundation and
he persists in charging the murder to rob-
bers.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17
BANK HAS FAILED
New York Correspondent Of Many
Western Houses Closes
It's Dooru.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1s-Failure Of the
banking house OF Gilman. Son. 4 Co. OF
81 Cedar street. this city, was announced
late today. The liabilities, It was said.
are less than $500, 900 and no other New
York concern will be affected.
The business OF Gilman, Son & Co. was
largely in farm mortgages and was founded
in 1860 by Winthrop S. Gilman. who came
here from st. Louis.
The firm is the New York correspondent
Of some sixty western banks and private
banking Institutions, mostly in Iowa. II
was said that the trouble was not que to
speculations.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17
APPEALS LAND GRANT CASE
Government Takes Kansas Railway
Dispute 60 Supreme
Court.

Topeka, Kan. Oct. I6.-The United
States government filed notice in the fed
eral court here today OF an appeal OF the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas land grant case
to the United States supreme court. The
case involves the title to millions Of acres
Of land along the railroad right-of-way
The government in It's appeal maintains
that the road by means Of fraud and mis-
representations obtained and 10 which it
was not entitled. The case was decided
in the United States circuit court against
the government.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17
Held on BarElary Charge.

WEST POINT, Neb., Oct. ls-(speciall-
After a long and exhaustive preliminary
examination, the man charged with the
burglary Of the saloon OF Mrs. Valentine
Geist has been bound over to the district
court IN default Of 81, 900 bond. The other
man, his companion, who was shot by
Sherin Kloke and escaped. is stfI at large.
A warrant has been issued for him and
strong belief is entertained that he Is in
hiding in or near Crowell. where the head
quarters Of the gang is located. His cap
ture is only a question OF a few hours.
The mantle Of Sherin Phillips. the cap
turer Of the murderers Of Herman Zahu,
has decended most worthily on the Shout
ders Of sheriff Kloke. who has demonstrated
his bravery on many occasions.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17
held in Sioux City from October 80 to
Nova-har .

held in Sioux City from October 30 TO
November 2.
The oratory department Of the Womeu's
club held its first meeting Of the fan on
Wednesday morning when IL was decided
To review the Emerson System through
miscellaneous selections. also to study the
Midsummer Nights Dream" Miss Fitch.
the department leader, gave a very inter-
esting talk. The next meeting Of the de-
parment will be held at 10 O'Clock on
Wednesday morning. The following out
line for meeting has been prepared. Roll
call. 10 o'clock; physical culture. IO-IO:3O
literary Interpretation and bodily express
sion. 1o:50-11I5; dramatic. Ii:l5-1i:45;
extemporaneous speaking, 11:45-ls. Private
morning r~ecitals will be held at 10 o'clock
on the mornings Of November 70. Deem
Der 10, January IL. February II, March II
and April s. There will be public r~ecitals
at 2;30 on the afternoons OF December T.,
February ls and April ?.
The Dundee woman's club held its regu-
lar meeting on Wednesday morning at the
home OF its president, Mrs. d. L. johnson.
Shakespeare" being the subject of the
mornings lesson. Mrs. Pyke acting as
leader. Political and educational eondi-
lions in England during that period were
discussed by the club. Mrs. Pyke presented
a biographical sketch. Mrs. Taliaferro a
symposium Of THE Merchant OF Venice
and Mrs. Johnson extracts from "Midsum-
mer Nights Dream" and King Henry w"
In the interest Of the recently established
School Of Domestic Science. the Sisters OF
Mercy gave a luncheon TO the members Of
tie Home Queens Circle and a few men
on Wednesday afternoon at 81. Catherine's
academy. The menu which was wholly
consistent with the hygienic rule that gov
erns the preparation OF all foods, in the
classes. was equally attractive and was
served and largely prepared by the young
women Of he school. The tables were es-
peeisIly pretty.
Mr.. John Rush. C. NJ Hitchcock and
David H. Mercer were the speakers Of the
afternoon. MI. Rush reviewing the work Of
the Sisters since their establishment in
Omaha, Mr.. Hitchcock speaking Of the cult
nary art as an essential 10 the ideal
woman and Mr.. Mercer OF the work Of the
Sisters and the women in general.
The annual election OF ohhcers OF the
Home Queens Circle followed. resulting as
follows; President. Mrs. A. schall: vice
president, Mrs. P. Hsafey; second vice
president. Mrs. Tame Of South Omaha;
treasurer, Mrs. Lemp. and secretary. Mrs
MeMurpny.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17

maIca n; Y; corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Frederick S. Burrows. Chicago. Ill:
tin, Chicago. ILL., honorary vice president,
DIT. Mary e Green, Charlotte, Mich.
During the month last past forty patients
have been cared for by the Visiting Nurses
association. 4S6 visits have been made, FIVE
patients have been placed in hospitals,
special nurses have been supplied in three
cases. one patient has been sent to friends
out Of the city and there have been three
deaths. The prevalence Of typhoid fever
among the city's poor during the last two
months has been a h,avy fax upon the IS
ISOLATION. making its expenses heavier than
ever before. having cost it t2ss.55. The ex-
penses Of the month closing yesterday we're
s142.s0 and the treasurer reported but Sse
in the treasury. This is the hrst time the
funds Of the association have been entirely
exhausted. but the women have no idea Of
dropping their work. II will be necessary
TO secure an advancement Of funds to meet
the present expenses. but they expect 60
raise this money and enough to meet the
immediate demands before the close Of an
other month. The annual meeting Of the
association will be held within a week Of
two. the date has not yet been Fixed, and
II Is expected hat membership dues for the
coming year and subscriptions that usually
come In at that time. will materially help
for the present. The women intend TO work
fors a membership Of one thousand this
year and IL this can be done Il will not be
necessary TO ask very much outside assist
ance.
The new uniform for the nurses Il to be
completed this week. II consists Of the
blue Bingham dress and white apron, cuffs,
collar and tie and a navy blue circular
cloak with veil and bonnet OF the same
SHADE. A very pretty badge has been sup
piled by one Of the women consisting OF
a silver Maltese cross ensmeIed in white,
lettered in silver. ". ~. A"
Mrs. Belle N. Stoutenborough OF Platts-
mouth. and Mrs Whitmore OF Valley. are
among the state club women who are at
tending the meeting Of the Nebraska Library
association.
Miss Minnie Becker OF Columbus. the
newly elected recording secretary Of the
Nebraska Federation OF Women's Clubs. Is
In the city in attendance AZ the meeting Of
the Nebraska Library association.
Mrs. Emma r. Byers. general secretary
Of the Omaha Young Women's Christian as
ISOLATION. has been invited to address tbs
meeting Of the Nebraska Y. W. c. A. which
Is TO meet in Lincoln November 10 aAd also
the meeting Of the Iowa association TO Be
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17
Repab'Iean MesuisE a. FaItae,d.

FAIRFIELD. Nsb.. Oct ls-(specsaL.E
The republican end OF the campaign vas
opened here last night by a we'll attended
meeting al the Columbian opera house.
The candidates on the legislative tickle
were prssent and made brief addresses,
after which the speaker Of the evening.
Hca JOAN 7. Kelly OF Milwaukee. spoke for
nearly two hours, Judge Norris, eandi-
tobsr 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17
w. C. t. U. Elects omeer..

BEATRICE, Neb.. Oct. I5.-(speciaI)-
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
met yesterday AFTERNOON and elected officers
for the coming year as follows: President.
Mrs. S. p. Lester; vice president, Mrs. ].
R. Craig; recording secretary. Mrs. E. o.
Kretsinger; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
L. NJ. Tipson; treasurer. Mrs. John Pol
lock,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17
Reception to Beatrice Pastor.

BEATRICE, Neb., Oct. 15.-(Special.eA
reception was rendered to Rev. D. L.
Thomas and family and Rev. ]. r. Gettys
and family in the parlors OF Centenary
church Wednesday evening. The affair was
largely attended and very much enjoyed by
all. Mr.. Thomas is the pastor Of CeHte-
nary church. and Mr.. Gettys presiding
elder Of this district.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17
just Like BiIIy Patter.op.

FALLS CITY. Neb.. Oct. 16.-CSpeciaL)-
Someone hit Eugene Boyle in the eye IN
one OF the saloons here a short time ago.
He thought it was Corbett Wisdom and
Boyle sued Wisdom for $1,000 damages. The
case was heard before County Judge Will
hite the other day. After hearing the tes-
timony on both sides the Judge decided in
favor Of the defendant. Boyle could not
produce testimony sufficient to show Just
who did strike him.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17
Graders Locked Up.

William Moore and John Leake. both of
Glldden. Ia. who are railroad graders, were
arrested last night There is said to have
been a good time and SO in the vicinity OF
EIeVenth and Earnam streets shortly before
the arrest of the pair. Leake got the good
time. in which he over INDUCED. and Moore
got the SO, which up to that time had been
IN a pocket OF Leake's trousers. Moore was
charged by the police with larceny from the
person and Leake was held as complaining
witness.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17

WYMoRE, Neb., Oct. 1s.-(special)-A
large throng assembled at the armory last
night when Battery A, n. n. G., gave its
second military ball Of the season. Several
of the regulars, who were in the city en-
route to Fort Crook. were in attendance
and Company c OF Beatrice. was we'll rep
resented. The financial returns we're most
satisfactory.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17
THE REALTY RECORD.


INSTRUMENTS placed on record Thurs
day. October Is, 1902:
warranty Deeds.
Thomas McCleneghen and wife 10 J.
+. Foster, 1 acre in SEX swL 3l-lS-l0,
and n Al feet Of 81 lot 5, block As,
c. F. Slapp and wife to Louis Rich
ardson. lot 10. block ?, Elkhorn...... 100
Carrie Gram and husband to w. s.
Gaebler, lot II and 5 10 feet lot IL,
block ], Ames place ........."r... 400
A. Hayey, lots 5 and 6, block 2, OK
c. f. Ford and wife to Mary S. up
dixie. lot "a and e 20 feet lot 10. block
Nathan Merriam and wife 20 Netue
KisOr. lot Is and 8 10. feet lot IA,
block !, HanscOm. place :..-.-.-... 300
A. II. Norton and wife 10 John Hiviey.
Is acres OF Sc end OF eh ne 9-15-l0.... 1850
lots /. 2 Q and 10. block II. Waterloo so
Martha Hammer and husband to A
H. Norton, out lot 10. Waterloo. .... 800
Portsmouth Savings bank TO Imman
uel Deaconess association. lots .
and 10, block 5, Monmouth park. l.0OO
Gait Claim Deeds.
Aetna Trust company 20 Samuel
Forgy, Tot s.. block 1l3. Florence. ]
Deeds.
Sheriff to Bankers Building anc
Loan association. lot Il, block 100.
South Omaha 40
Sheri1 to same. lot IS. block 4, Ma
honey & MS addition ....-........... 30
Luce, e 80 feet lot ., Milard & C's
ADDITION 1.&o
Total amount OF transfers. ......... sS6,g7s
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17
Bryan is DisapPoIntins.

FENDER. Neb., Oct. I6.-tspecial Tele-
gram)-w. ]. Bryan spoke here this after
noon to a fair crowd. Not a great amount
Of enthusiasm was displayed Mr.. Bryan's
efforts fell short of ~bringinJ forth the re-
sponse looked for. -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17
Convention of Catholic knights.

WEST POINT. Neb, Oct. 1s-(SpeciaL)-
The biennial state council Of the Catholic
Knights OF Nebraska, a Catholic fraternal
organization. will convene in this city Oc-
tober q. Numerous delegates from all
parts Of the state will be in attendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17
OFFICERS FOR ODD FELLOWS
Grand LOdg, 0suplstsa Organization fer
Ensuing Year.
JUDGES SUGGEST CHANGES IN LAWS
Mrs. Edney Q. Dot Of Court on a Case
witch Has Been handle
BACK asd Forth For
Years.
From - correspondentl

LINCOLN. Oct. 16.-tspecisl)-Grand
lodges Of Nebraska odd Fellows and Re
bekahs selected officers today for the ensu-
ing season. This is the result OF the Odd
Fellows balloting:
Grand Master-W. J. Wolf Of Fairbury.
Deputy Grand Master-C. H. Ellis OF
Laurel
Grand warden-walter Leese of Lincoln.
Grand Secretary-I.s =. Gage Of Fremont
Grand Treasurer-F. y. Bryant OF Omaha.
Representative to Supreme Grand Lodge
{. = Randall OF Newman Grove, past
grand master.
Member Of the Board Of Trustees 20 Fill
the Nacs ncy Caused by Death Of Arthur
Gihson--George a. Loomls Of Fremont.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17
United Presbxteriah Assembly,,

SUPERIOR. Neb, Oct. 1s.-tspecial.)-
The synod of Nebraska OF the United Pres
oyterian church is in session in this city
this week. About twenty-five ministers and
laymen, representing almost as many
churches in the state, are present.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17

Special church services will be held il
honor Of the visiting delegates. The order
shows a marked advance from the last
state council In membership and resources.
John II. Lindale Of THIS city is the present
treasurer Of this body and. together with
the members Of the local branch. will have
charge OF the arrangements for entertaining
the delegates present.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17
Twenty-Seeond Marching Home.

o WYMoRE. Neb., Oct. 1s.-(special.)-The
Twenty-second United States infantry
camped on the old fair grounds in this
city last night while enroute to Fort Crook.
The boys arrived about noon yesterday and
broke camp at Z o'clock this morning.
They go from here to Beatrice.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17

ing his team to the car when the coupling
pole on the wagon broke. throwing him
forward under the horses. While in that
position the horse kicked and stamped him
about the face and body. The unfortunate
man was brought up town and medical aid
summoned.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17
Bitten by a VIeIou. DOG.

BEATRICE, Neb., Oct. I6.-(Special.)-
The 4-year-old son OF David Green was
seriously injured by being bitten by a
vicious dog yesterday. It is thought no
serious results will follow.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17
Dangerously Injured By Hor,e..

FALLS CITY. Neb., Oct. 1s.-CSpeciaI)-
Ed omara Of the firm OF Watts 4 Omara,
draymen, was dangerously injured this
morning. He was taking lumber from a
car at the Burlington depot and was back
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17
Accident I'm Foot BAN Game.

SUPERIOR, Neb., Oct. i6.-(special.)-
The first foot ball accident OF the season
in this city occurred yesterday. Jesse Nor
ton had his shoulder blade broken in a
practice game.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17

n lTS - "GaEIand.~
That's all you need to know about a stove
or range
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17
BOUNDHAND%FOOT

thr the blood
Rheumatism grows
steadily worse, finally
ending in
muscles immOvable
js,ints. shsky nerves,
and the invalid's chair
OF crutciles The cure
OF Rheumatism can
,-f.fa -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17
omciaIs.

The Rebekah ~of1cials selected we're:
President-Mrs. Mary T. Caldwell Of Au-
burn.
Vice President-Mrs. Mary Livingston Of
Fremont.
Warden-Nettie Corfck OF Co1ad.
Secretary-Anna II. Crawford Of Lincoln.
Treasurer-Mary r. STUNT OF Omaha
Marshal-Lynn Sutherland o. Omaha.
Conductor May Fresh Of WahOo.
Csptain-Sarah 4. Tyler OF Lincoln.
Inside Guard-Sarah Marbrough of Hum
boldt.
Outside Guard-Parthenia Thomas Of
Friend.
Trustee (for ten years)-Grace E. Halter
of Blair.
Executive Board-Martena Harper. Ca
Uterine Jackson and Belle Bolshaw. all OF
Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17

Mrs. Emma r. Byers. general secretary
Of the Omaha Young Women's Christian as
sOciaton. has been invited to address tbs
meeting OF the Nsbraska Y. ". c. A. which
Is to meet in Lincoln November 20 aHd also
the meeting Of the Iowa association 70 Be
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17

- indicates trace OF precipitation.
L A. WELSH
Local Forecast OmciaL
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17

Miss Minnie Becker OF Columbus. the
newly elected recording secretary Of the
Nebraska Federation OF Women's Clubs, Is
In the city in attendance AZ the meeting Of
the Nebraska Library association.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17
FORECAST or THE WEATHER
Friday VIII BE Pair, But satur-
day storms ave PrOm-
ised.
Local Record.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA, Oct. i6-Ofhcial record of tenn
oerature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding day OF the last thres
years:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17
Abandon Excavation.

There will be no foot ball excursion TO
Minneapolis. The team left az s O'Clock to-
night, but only a few rooters went along.
The railroad company made a rate Of IS. Is.
or less than one fare. for the round trip.
Later this was reduced to Vas. but this
was so much higher than was paid last
year. when 50 was the rate made. that none
Of the several thousands that went then
would 20 this year.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17

Mrs. Belle N. Stoutenborough OF Platts-
mouth, and Mrs Whitmore Of Valley. are
among the state club women who are at
tending the meeting Of the Nebraska Library
association.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17

INSTRUMENTS placed on record Thurs
day. October 16, 1902:
W..nau1w nead.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17

ofthcachinguias
and joints. AID the
longed for relief
coines - fast, and
the cure l. peruIa-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-17

maica, N. Y; corresponding secretary,
Mrs Frederick S. Burrows. Chicago, III;
honorary president, Mrs. Ellen NJ. Henro-
tin, Chicago. Ill: honorary vice president,
DR.. Mary e Green. Charlotte, Mich.
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FREE TO MEN.

The Sir John Hampton vital Restorative
Prescription aud a Trial Treatment oi
THIS Wonderful Remedy for the Restora-
ton OF Nlgor and lower Until Further
Notice, Will Be Sent Absolu tely Free TO
All Men who Write for IL
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Castle Craneycrow," the new novel
By the author Of "Graustark," has had
a phenomenal success. The advance
trders were larger than even the sar-
guIne publishers expected. and fror.
the day Of publication the story has
gained steadily in public favor. II
moves fast enough 10 be exciting iror
lightning to end, and II can hardly
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MAILS and SUNOL,
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ne puiaam Nail snloI, ths distinction Of
s,pg ne OnI Het-Fsrget and Hsmra'PoInIe<
nl made b. machinery. apd which Inliiss he
elt band nocess.
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"How Rosamund Made Up Her Mind
Is the opening story in this weeks is
sue of the Youths Companion, and
"Nevin's Temptation" Trapped In an
Ice Jam" and "Old Rhiney' are the 9TH
er pieces Of flction.An important contri-
button TO the number is an article on
"The Supreme Court Of the United
States" by Justice David j, Brewer,
and there is the usual good poetry, and
material In the departments.
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the one Mr.. Emerson gives in his book
but one doubts II The author In sew
eral chapters reveals himself as per-
son Of keen appreciation OF music,
Likewise he understands something OF
the inner workings OF politics, and Is
familiar with the color and excitement
and interest Of western journalism. The
whole story goes along with a DISK
swing which keeps interest aroused and
continually shifting, The readers OF
the country have long been waiting fol
q typical western novel, and doubtless
many OF them will find In Buell. Hamp-
ton the object OF their search. Nothing
better hes been done In its line thus
far, and this Is saying something, when
we consider the work OF Hamlln Car
land and VIM. Allen White Buell.
Hampton is a good story in every par
ticular. Il viii he popular, beyond all
doubt The book Is published By
Forbes & Company. Boston
Every singer win undoubtedly look
forward with much interest to the
appearance Of Lii Lehmanns book
How to Slnp" Is It's title II viii con
tain a complete exposition Of The prln
cipes Of the art which sho herself ha
developed TOR her own use, and which
are the foundations Of her marvelou
success. The Illustrations Will b.
many. and are so made that they Vll
enable the singer TO see the practice
workings Of the vocal organs and Oh
probable use Of each method They ave
I'm diagram form Madam lehman
writes under the conviction that she r.
able 10 impart the true method Of
song and dramatic singing She goce
into much detail about the part PLAYED
by the various organs di0nhraem,
lunge. vocal cord larynX pharnyN
uvula, tongue. nose teeth. lips, etc; IN
forming. producing and colOrirr The
tone and forming the various registers
about the management NJ the breath
and about the proper training Of each
Of the organs concerned with minute
directions for r., and many specific ex.
ercises for the purpose The writer's
personality runs through the book II
is strenuous and eXactiug and pre-
supnoses serious purpose In the reader
There is much that Is striking and en-.
PERTAINING, many SHARP and satiNcal
comments, viyacious picturesque d.
gressions. and a number Of anecdotes
Of various singers. especially some de-
tailed critical comment on and eXpla-
nation Of the methods NJ Patti, Media
Sombrich. Wachtel Retz, etc, adding
a great general interest to the book
This side Of 1t will render the book
vastly entertaining 10 those who,though
not singers themselves, have been in
terested In Madam Lehman as a pri-
ma donna. or who are lovers of the
operatic and musical stage. In fact
IL appeals dIrectlv 10 both serious stu
dents and intelligent amateurs, whose
number Is legion and the general
musical public will find much enter
tanment In II.
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Mr.. Richard Harding Davis has fallen
In love with the soldier Of fortune b..
not the fighting idealist OF whom the
late Count de VIlebois. Mareull was
the modern type, but the adventursr
pure and simple, who seeks danger and
Fighting f0 their own sake, captain
Macklin." his latest hero OF this class
whose story Messrs. Charles Scribner's
Sons have just published, Is very
young man. with this poison Of adven.
ture hot in his veins he has tasted VI
ouce, he must taste II again. At tie
end Of the book We find him ready 10
fight under the French flag, under any
flag. wherever fighting is 10 be done
vet declaring himself true az heart TO
the one under which he was born. The
character does not call for analysis
Mr.. Davis heroes are always young
aid romantic, untouched by the sobe"'
ing hand OF experience and growing
years. An adventurer In the midst 81
the adventures he loves-that Is what
Mr.. DAVIS gives US, and II need hardly
be said that he succeeds In creating
the required Illusion. A word OF praise
should be given 20 Aikens description
OF the true inwardness Of a Cenr9l
American revolution. a bit Of humtr
not unworthy of Tartarin's friend Bo11-
pard. OF the exuberant Imagination
but why was Capt Macklin 20 mex
cusably rude TO the German baron VINO
war his second In the romantic duei'
Soldiers OF fortune, above all others
should respect every tradition Of the