The evening world., 1912-11-25
HA WTHORNE
OF THE i. S. A.
BY ALBERT PAYSON TERHUNE.
The Romance of a Young Americans Adventures
in the Balkans and His Fight for
a Throne and Girl.
Founded on j. B. Fagan's Successful Play, Nov
Running in New York.

"n!" reason you haven't got money is
because you've spent more time on
revolutions than on business That's
what I'm here for--to start you chaps
on the road TO fortune Anybody VINO
doesn't care. to have plump wad
needn't bother to listen to me.
General" he went on, Singing out
IIohenioe as the keystone Of the revoiu-
ton. how'd you like to have . palace
Ol your own. benzlns buggy and a
bank account All thatd be kind OF
bad. hey You. Mr.. Ifotelkeeper. how'd
you Ike TO have people focking from all
over the world 10 your hotel, so you'd
have nothing TO do but wear clothes
and count Your winnings7 HOW'D all
You others like to have steady Jobs at
good pay and To have this town con-
nected by railway with all the big CEN
tres-|railroads with fat stock and you
Fellows learning the coupor-cutting
hsbit7 Break your hearts, wouldn't III
fou soldiers. how'd you like all your
back pay handed 10 you and an az.
surancs that there'll he no more ar
rsaUt
well. tell you all those thing, are
possois. In fact they're all dead eayy.
Iheyrs the things j came here 10 do.
but ney can't be done while you're run.
ming around In q circle, making a noise
like throne wreckers. cut out the
revolutionins and get sense! What's
the use OF shooting up a lot Of perfectly
1000 people and changing one bum
ruler Tor another? Make Borrovina n
real country. not q comic opera land.
now then." no resumed, reckoning
to Blake. who obediently came forward
with the suit case. gentlemen, here's
my secretary. Mr.. Rodney Blake. Hero,
Hod. put the suitcase on the desk. 1
realize what you people are thinking.
you're thinking: All this American
guys talk listens hnc. But how are we
gong 10 make money without some
capital TO start on? Wen, I happened
20 anticipate that question. Here's the
answer"
lie opened the Sht case as he spoke
ana displayed to the goggling eyes OF
the revolutionists q closely wedxsd ma 81
or gold and bank notes Carelessiy he
Tppled . thick sheaf of notes. He lin gled
thick bag Of gold and poured gilt.
ter1ng yellow stream OF its contents
from one hand to another.
| Pretty bad. hey?" ne observed. q.
me onlookers stared with the eyes OF
famished dogs who behold . Juicy steak
Real money. And enough OF It to buy
q dozen senators. I understand the
army 10 In arrears Of paw. Here's
enough cash TO settle the back salary
or every ofhcer in Borrovina. And I'll
make that cash settlement. right here
and now"
A buzz Of wondering Joy from tn,
uniformed contingent of the crowd
broke In upon him. But he raised
his voice and continued:
Work will b started at once or
the development Of your roads, the
building OF a casino. the worldwide ad
vertsing Of your great mineral spring,
ana the paying up OF all your nationa
resources. There will be rood work 10,
the unemployed: money for the broke
In short I'm goin6 to put Borrowing
on Tho map In the mean time let'i
clear up this matter OF back pay. Gen
your
Seven thousand france" ansvere,
me general, speaking like . man In
dream.
Hawthorne with nimoie fingers count.,
out the sum and handed It to the be
wildsrsd Hohenloe. talking RAPIDLY I
the rest a. he did 60
Yea gentlemen" said ne, /" Ill rv
J told you can be realised. Borroyin
can BE- made . thriving. prosperous ma
; uon. BUT|-there's one stumbling bloc
we must r"movs At the very outsc,
! Ana that stumbling BLOCK - Primo
vladimir. You've got to take vladim,
out for . walk and lose him. IN oths
words you've got to drive him out u
borrovina and keep him out Other
wise I quit cold"
IL - an outrassr' spluttsred Rad
: uiski. who had noted with dassd horrc
4 the sudden shifting Of his adorsd maj
tsr's hopes Of kingship and who no,
! round his voice for the nrse tame. q
. tell you II y IN outraged r.
!. IT 10" asssntsd Hawthorne. But
z isn't soing TO Be any longer. Eur we'r
gong to send him packing. Step Vi