DOI issue:
No. 75 (May 1903)
DOI issue:Werbung
DOI Page / Citation link:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.26227#0303
A New Story by the author of "Philip Winwood," " An Enemy to the King," etc.
The Mystery of Murray Davenport
By ROBERT NEILSON STEPHENS PnA,
In his latest nove!, Mr. Stephens has made a radical departure from the themes of his previous successes.
Turning from past days and distant scenes, he has taken up American life of to-day as his new Ae!d, therein
proving himself equaHy capable. Original in its conception,striking in its psychological interest, perplexing in its
love prohlem, "The Mystery of Murray Davenport" is the most vital and absorbing of a!l of Mr. Stephens's
novels, and will add not a little to his reputation.
The
Philadelphians
As Seen by a New York
Woman
ByK.ATHARINE BlNGHAM
and^head^th^ fair New York narrator.
The
Spoilsmen
A Story of Ward
Politics
By ELLIOTT FLOWER
Author of "Policeman Flynn," etc.
A Daughter of
Thespis
ByJOHN D.BARRY
L. C. PAGE & COM PAN Y, Boston, Mass.
ESTABLISHED 1879
THE
UNITED SERVICE
AL-uz//
^H^HE UNITED SERVICE is not devoted strictly to technical subjects.
Fiction, Poetry, Stories of Adventure, Reminiscences of the War, all
hnd a place in its pages. The ablest ohicers in the Army and Navy write
regularly for the UNiTED SERViCE. Typographically there is no handsomer
Magazine published. Specimen copies will be sent on receipt of hve two-
cent stamps.
/y L. R. HAM E R SLY C O MPANY
49 WALL STREET, NEW YORK
AD. X.
The Mystery of Murray Davenport
By ROBERT NEILSON STEPHENS PnA,
In his latest nove!, Mr. Stephens has made a radical departure from the themes of his previous successes.
Turning from past days and distant scenes, he has taken up American life of to-day as his new Ae!d, therein
proving himself equaHy capable. Original in its conception,striking in its psychological interest, perplexing in its
love prohlem, "The Mystery of Murray Davenport" is the most vital and absorbing of a!l of Mr. Stephens's
novels, and will add not a little to his reputation.
The
Philadelphians
As Seen by a New York
Woman
ByK.ATHARINE BlNGHAM
and^head^th^ fair New York narrator.
The
Spoilsmen
A Story of Ward
Politics
By ELLIOTT FLOWER
Author of "Policeman Flynn," etc.
A Daughter of
Thespis
ByJOHN D.BARRY
L. C. PAGE & COM PAN Y, Boston, Mass.
ESTABLISHED 1879
THE
UNITED SERVICE
AL-uz//
^H^HE UNITED SERVICE is not devoted strictly to technical subjects.
Fiction, Poetry, Stories of Adventure, Reminiscences of the War, all
hnd a place in its pages. The ablest ohicers in the Army and Navy write
regularly for the UNiTED SERViCE. Typographically there is no handsomer
Magazine published. Specimen copies will be sent on receipt of hve two-
cent stamps.
/y L. R. HAM E R SLY C O MPANY
49 WALL STREET, NEW YORK
AD. X.