The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-13
TIMELY rorlcs.

The German government gncs on
with It's tariff bill, inspired u not dt''
Itatcd by the Agrarians and Mnkcrs,
lapraeuily IN expectation ot Vuactng
'tt into law. Il may indeed enact lt as
"a basis ON whicu to pcSotoc those
.comcmrctal ucOtieS upon which the
emperor has 81 strongly scy his heart
ror other nations than the United
States have learned the value ot a
.high mriU in trade diplomacy, as a
sort " commercial capital c,nm which
to grant conccsalons IN return tor
tavoys rcccivcd opposition ,o it IS
strong however and may succcCd IN
I forcing a postpOuemcpt " d, until at
er the comtng general elections y y.
7 Tribune
/ The EFFORT tn ascertain and preserve
the names ot all the French officers,
soldiers and sailors who aided the
/ United States In securing indepcnd.
eucc is an interesting and commcnda.
BILE instance " that spiri, which has "
late years resulted In 81 many move
mrnts To preserve the historic mem
orials ~ the patriotism ot past grncr.
atlons Without French aid Il Ia doubt.
Cul whether the Is colonies could have
hrnkcn away trum the rule of England
Washington and his officers apPrccl.
ated that and gave every praise and
honor to Lafayette and his compan-
ions but there have since been periods
when the French might have lei, that
the gratitude ot the United States WAS
not lasting baltimore News
The beneficial effect oS the N.ray
trea,mcn, upon cancer has been ~.
ported several times within the Last
few weeks, The most recent instance
is that ot an Atlanta man. r. \
Heard The case was described a lry
evenings ago to the local society ~
medicine by Or. NJ Il HutchIus Ep.-
thelIoma. or skin cancer. developed on
the PATIENTS lower lip eight years aco.
slowly spread. and finally attacked the
i1Whonc Routgen rays we're tried
several times last spriug and Within
q month the trouble was apparently
overcome. since that time there has
been no relapse. Not long ago q Chi
cago physician declared that he had
cured fifty cases 10y she same means.
but inasmuch as no details We're sup.
piled that sweeping announcement Is
not So convincing as the Atlanta story
although IL is probably not without
some foundation Y Tribune.
There are men that think house
wife has little % do. especially iy IN"
have servant or two. and that the
lot of the women at home IS rnvlahl".
4 man does his days work and comes
home to a table prettily laid. a dinner
excellently served, and wife neat and /
smiling He has not seen thc develop
ment of that dinner from the raw ma
terial. He has no estimation " the !
fatigue and anxiety of marketing \ |
chicken. TO him. is a palntaole dish. |
and he never thinks of the trouble NJ /
cleaning and cooking the fowl II" /
eats his salad and approves the dress /
ing but II does not occur 10 him that 7
% takes time and Nbor TO make a good .
dressing He compliments his wife for
the cake-or perhaps. makes run n II .
and does not give her credl, tor th' .
energy she expended IN baking the I
dough. whipping the cream AMI sIlclnc .
the fruit Men accept q gool dinner .
as they do creation. and as though no .
more trouble We're necessary 90 pro- .
duce it than the trouble of setting b. .
on the table II is only the rhllos .
pher that speculates about the pr.m, .
tly.. n-buious condition of th" cosmos .
and il Is only the housewife that bears .
30 mind the former uncooked and un .
organized condition Of IN" dinuer.-S. .
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