Evening Republican, Volume 21, Number 39, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 16 February 1917 — “Under His Own Law,” By Tess Marshall, This Month [ARTICLE]

“Under His Own Law,” By Tess Marshall, This Month

The current issue of the Top Notch Magazine will be of greater interest than usiTal“ this~nsbntKi The “Top Notch in the March issue contains a book length novel by Tess Marshall, entitled, “Under His Own Law.” It is a powerful tale of the old mani of the seas and is full of adventure from start to end. This is the first time that Tess has had a book length novel and the probabilities are, that the remuneration he received for this is considerably-more than any previous story he has written, with the possible exception of his story he had in the Saturday Evening Post, some time ago. Tess’ permanency as an author seems to be assured, his stories never go begging. His works have appearer in the Argosy, Popular, Saturday Evening Post, Munsey’s, and the Cosmopolitan, He is well known 7 all along the Pacific slope. For some time after leaving Rensselaer, he worked as reporter on the various newspapers of that section. Tess is the son of George Marshal), former editor of The Republican.