By WILLIAM WALLACE WHITELOCK

_Author of “The Literary Guillotine,” etc._

A small German principality is the seat of exciting warfare. An

unscrupulous king and a conniving “minister of interior improvements”

find their match in two invincible Americans who keep the secret of a

young prince’s hiding-place, and with characteristic American energy

join in a revolutionary plot to unseat the reigning monarch and place

the prince upon the throne.

“A story that grasps our interest with its first chapter and causes

us to follow breathlessly until the climax.”--_Baltimore Sun._

“The prettily tinted illustrations by Frank H. Desch are particularly

praiseworthy.”--_Philadelphia Press._

“Told with energy and color, and it is well worth reading.”--_San

Francisco Argonaut._

“Some excellent illustrations in color add to the beauty of the

volume.”--_Nashville American._

THREE FULL-PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS IN COLOR BY

FRANK H. DESCH. 12mo. Cloth, $1.50.

J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY

PUBLISHERS :: :: :: PHILADELPHIA

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