NEW FALL FICTION, 1909
Author of "Into the Primitive" and "For the White Christ"
THE true narrative of one Dr. John Robinson and of his love for the fair Señorita Valois. A tale of the days of Thomas Jefferson, wherein the brave Dr. John and his Spanish sweetheart are led through dramatic scenes of social gayety at the Capital, distress on the wild frontier, and final impressment aboard a man-of-war. the romantic personages of Aaron Burr and Zebulon Pike, the famous conspiracy of the former and the discovery of Pike's Peak by the latter, form a vital part of the plot.
With four illustrations in color by Charlotte
Weber-Ditzler. Crown 8vo. $1.50
CONCERNING "INTO THE PRIMITIVE"
"The story if unhackneyed in treatment as it is unusual in conception. The author has an incisive, almost staccato crispness and directness in style, entirely in accord with the tale he tells."—Brooklyn Times.
CONCERNING "FOR THE WHITE CHRIST"
"Back to the days of knighthood and chivalry, back to the days of terrible hate and vengeance in warfare, back to the old-time vikings pitted in awful array against their foes, with all the briny flavor of the cold North Seas, with all the courage and vitality which accentuated all the deeds of daring in the time of Charlemange, the entranced reader finds himself.—Denver Post.
A. C. McCLURG & CO., PUBLISHERS
