Merwin
SAMUEL, editor and author; born in Evanston, Ill., 1874; educated at the Northwestern University. Became associate editor of the "Success Magazine" in 1905, and for this magazine traveled in China in 1907 to study the opium question. His first book in collaboration with H. K. Webster, "The Short Line War," appeared in 1899.
His other works include: "Calumet K." (also with H. K. Webster), "The Road to Front Frontenac," "The Whip Hand," "His Little World," "The Merry_Anne," "The Road Builders," "Comrade John," "Drugging a Nation," "The Citadel," "The Charmed Life of Miss Austin," "Anthony the Absolute," "The Honey Bee," "The Trufflers," "Temperamental Henry."
MERWINGS. See MEROVINGIANS.