The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-09-08

onments when he
qTnE &lghtecm--fOr n sonnet against the
rornInment. He has passed periods Of
e1gl1 10 Paris and I'm Italy, alternating
oft1 ptays In prison. One OF his pro-
f14t4 was against the measures pursued
~ f.e government In suppreasinE the
DmNi'n insurrecti0n. lie founded n re-
NapNtan newspaper, OF which he was
t1itnH reporter mud reviewer. He
enfNtIished publishing house 60 in
frpHuee 60 Spain the great works Of
N'Hr1pean literature at popular prices ,
iNI4 WIS but one of the attempts ne
hno Mnde, sometimes at the risk Of HIS
ME-. 10 bring his country into the cur
f<Ut % modern thought. He WINS elect
- ~ the Cortes, and became the leader
~ NJ party. He devotes his time nj
9fcfont entirely 10 literature.
~ bis novels he begnn In the usuni
flIIufEh way with pictures of local
VHrNfncinl life with the types and the
rIctnreS of which he WINS familiar. hut
~ Nfals mot merely with pictures, HIS
lfQfirr aII have an object I'm which
lHt|f strenuous author IL greatly In
tcrfntet;. lie lacks restraint. his pns-
N'rH for Independence IT, without
NnHrds. he carries his admiration for
Inf feRlisID of ZOln 20 limits which
rNNfk our more restrained habit of
n'iau' bat despite the opposition which
Nt has encountered nj home and
tbtcnd. the author OF '"The Four Horse
tDen Of the Apocalypse" In rapidly he
frrIinE one of the most widely read
az Wing writers.
1870 Marcelo Desnoyers was
lonely lad OF nineteen years living
IN Marsellles. A popular manifes-
vptIpn In favor OF peace, at the
hret news Of war with Prussia, infiu.
enccd him to leave the country and he
made an unforgettable trip to South
America, where after many failures
and D laborious existence, he became
an Employee OF Madariaga, the CEN
taur.
Don Madariaga's fortune was enor-
nous. He had gained his first money
~ fearless trader, and with his
earnings had bought vast tracts OF
land devoting them 20 the raising of
l.cattle. Though he had capricious
/. and despotic character he nevertheless
i felt D certain fondness for his new
freueh overseer. One morning Des-
noyQfs saved his life.
thanks, Frenchy," said the ranch
Ilmnn. much touched. 'You are an all
round man and ] am going to reward
you. From this day shall speak to
Oyou rs do to my family"
Desnoyers soon married Tulsa, Ma
dnriaga's elder daughter, while n
young German, Karl Eartrott, n recent
arrival at the ranch, married Elena,
lhof Younger sister. Seated under the
Inwnipg on summer nights the. ranch
man surveyed his family around him
with q sort of patriarchal ecstasy.
-Jpst think Of II, Frenchy," he said.
~ Spanish, you French, Karl Ger
IpuAn my daughters Argentlnians, the
fQQf Russian, his assistant Greek, the
'tsNe boy English, the kitchen serv-
p'1 patives, Galicians. or Italians, and
I1N'NQAg the poems are many castles and
Avs And yet all live In peace.
~ hnrope, we would have probably
pean in grand fight by this time, but
nc''a we are all friends"
fRilo, the son OF Desnoyers, was the
.ypf'te grandchild OF MadarIagn.
A. the fine cOwboyl What a pretty
lqltF you arel" he would say. slave
9Qod time. for grandpa is always
nefe with his money"
GAG evening the patrons horse came
'pNig home without it's rider. The old
nnp bad fallen on the highway. and
men they found him he was dead.
AIe HartrOtts moved to Berlin at
'fH nnd the Desnoyers went TO Paris,
ven household in possession OF an
'pIpous fortune. Besides establish
nt rs family in an ostentatlous house
nris, Desnoyers bought castle,
llieplanche-sur- Marine, a mixture of
t'Nfe and fortress, where he could
his rapidly accommodating pur-
, Is OF paintings, furniture. statues
D wv those things which he carried
u WY from the auctions which II had
p ~ become his habit TO frequent.
4Ae only disappointment In Desnoy-
N pew life came from his children
y laughter Chichl because OF her in
Ntndence and Julio because OF his
'p''fss existence. Julio has had TO
/ mrs trip 10 South Amerien In order
.fhiize ON a Request from his grand
~ so that he might marry the fos-
Hpng and frivolous Marguerite Lau-
with whom he had become In
o luated.
pendenly the cloud Of war cast its
low over this family. The self.
fient DIR. Julius Won Hartrott said
N's cousin: "War will be declared
row or the day after. Nothing
prevent II now. II is necessarr
le welfare OF humanity"
@ the eve Of mobilization TchernofT,
Ar'ehd OF JuliO's. had a vision In