SONG I gave to love the fairest rose That in my garden grew; And still my heart its fragrance knows- Does he remember, too? He laid his dreams upon my day, His kisses on my mouth, I woke, to find him flown away With summer to the south. Love's vagrant step once more to greet, My garden blooms in vain; The roses of the south are sweet- Love will not come again! The roses of the south are sweet- Love will not come again! CHARLOTTE BECKER. AN EDITORIAL SYNOPSIS OF CHAPTERS I-XIII OF "THE DELUGE," BY DAVID GRAHAM PHILLIPS Matthew Blacklock, the central figure of the story, is essentially a self-made man, who has made himself a power to be reckoned with.