The sequel to this stirring story remains to be told. Who was the
noble Slovack soldier--true to his race and his duty towards a Slav in
trouble--who assisted General Korniloff to escape, and what was his
ultimate fate? For three months nothing was known. Only recently was
the author of these lines able to read in the Hungarian papers the
account of a court-martial, held at Presburg, which had condemned to
death by hanging "a Slovack soldier, named Francis Mornyak, proved to
have been guilty of having assisted General Korniloff to escape from
the château of Esterhazy." The execution of this obscure hero took
place immediately after the judgment.