Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-11-14 | Page 4 | Shrewd Satire and Wit Abounds in Irish Novel

r I S' S Shrewd Satire and Wit Abounds in I Irish ish Novel Noyel 4 Tta a n a grand gr nd tithe time that that Eimar Elmar lla has in hi his new newS book re 7 T lating the adventures of or the demigods In Dublin and nd a grand time his readers will be having ha The rhe story is is called King Goshawk and the Birds and it tells how was vas summoned summoned summoned sum sum- from flom heaven by a discouraged discouraged dis dis- philosopher of or Dublin to right the wrongs of or men The TheIre TheIre Theire Ire of or was especially roused by the oppressive actions of Goshawk the American wheat king but when shen he started out to set things right his ignorance of or our modern customs brought him into trouble and he lie picked up two policemen who threatened to arrest him entwined the right leg of or one with the left lert leg of the other in a true love knot and left them on the pavement for the gathering throngs to ad ad- mire Discouraged by Jy his ill ill- success he returned to the third hea en and sent his valorous young oung son In his stead who when hen he found himself himself him himself self unappreciated In Ireland went over ove to England and was vas for a time the fashion there The story of his career is full of or merriment merriment mer mer- wit and shrewd satire and many of or Mr shafts strike home J 3