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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-07-12
crdarO ais eiiauer ac6runOmorft.
Woiie. ,a0oho. DO. 9inIi


gllr menige 3ufhaur mnren bei
Der groiimpg Der gcr6an0lunoen
I'M &opnooo lgroeeB 6eute 3uaeaen.
6o oaaemein ongenommen muroc.
0oB Der gnn5e Eng nit Der 8crIcinnd
Der ei0id)en 4uSiaaen 0cs gra0lcn
unO anocrer BerIonen in San Nran.
cisco IN Gnipruh genomnen mer0eu
ipiir0e.
Ger Srnotor gorab mar peaen
leihien llnhpobIieins nift autpeipno
uno 6err SutuIen nobm ieinen 9lab
elm. 3uuddJit Durocn oie ausinaen
elmer 6rml Gbarles qidor6, Oic ais
Rodin bel prabIep ongeiteat mar,
berleien; oieieIben Iauten, 6ab Iie
mebrcre Soae Dor Der grpIoTion @as.
ger1ld inn SniGe beinerft habp un0
bel Der Giasgeienifait oeSpegcn @c.
idnper0e gefiibrt babe.
Die Brau Grotp. cine nn0ere Nm.
geIteate Der 9rooIen'ideu 6antilic.
oerneiute in i6ren9lusiagen energiih,
nit Dem Srdor0 ie in's 5heater qe.
gongen gu iein. mic oon oicicm be.
bouptrt fuur6e Sie erfIGrtc, oab
Srhoro gdoaer babe. nls er oieic
Qusiaae mndte
8ic 9lusioQen Der 8rou 2ucn u.
Gunminqs. meldN cine @o6uu1g N
Dem @ebGu6e nit 6cu 9rn0leu'e be.
po6nte, lauteten onbin. oaB Ole @r.
pIofion Elm ifredIihes @et6ie her.
uriodlte iDie iie einen IoIdeu nod ME
in ibreu 2ebeu gebort babe Sie
uub ibr @6emaun bGtteu aeiriibiiiidt,
ieien ober beioc oufgeiprlnQen unO
bGtteu ousqeruien: gGs 1T Gas"
GS fei ..ein eiumaIiqes @eioie" qemc.
fen. Cir bditen Oen @cruh non
@as. aber nidlt 6eu BON @uloer b..
merit.
@leid az geqiun Der 1ahmittoGS.
fiturq rie' Die gcrtbeiOigma 9llpi
q Slpain bon Denber ais 3eulcn
oui SlDom 1T Elm Qln0eitcllter elmer
8eihnq uno ion bGDeiicn fonner, o0b
bic Firferton Detective 9laeuur i'm
Sfntereiic her @ulbcnbeiiber .gereiui.
gunq 0cr Bcrirdl mad,te. fnIitbes
8elquib niocr Die @cTtcru Geocrn.
tiou Of Dliners 81 penpertbm.
Ger StootsonipaIt protcitirtc ic0o51
qcoen sic gicrnehnuind Ncs 3ciacn M
6ieier Belt uuO Der Tidter belt cen
Gimpan6 auiredbt Spain miro oIio
erIt ousioQen fonneu nad,0em Der
.Qinfertonioncr" g2cRorlano ais
WieoerIeQlnas5eitae auiqetreteu IN,
meur es iberboupt aeIhicbi.
ann T. @ia ron Spofane. @o'b.,
NOR Ser nddIite 3euae Srd,orO hat.
te ibn cinmaI Ieinen 9lntheil an ser
.Sribe pm Qouf anae5o.
fen, 6as @eidpd't bdtte fid, dber ser.
'tlaqen. 9lIs er Ipdter einnal Or.
6arb trof. nohoem oieier Ieinen Qn.
tbeh fin Elm gutterbrob pertaift bat.
fe, un6 nit linn iiber 6ie QraeleQen.
belt Iprnh. oo bdbe Orharo erfldrt,
er tonnte MN gerGoe 70 reid ieiR
tuie 'rine friiheren @eId,dftstbeifba.
Der. fpnn TIN 6ieier pero ... Strl.
nenbera ntdyt aus oem @rlbeloGItrils
te Derioat bhtte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-07-12
GrrtcausG@Irn,
Nintcr. nno 6riibinbrSmci5cn OGr.
ipreden fCinc 10 cute 6rntC mie
lcbtCs 1abr.
10 %rO5cnt Giubufr.
&uf 6cr StnnO OCs Winiies airbt
feline oOiinuHa nni cine bciunOcrS
rCidIlidlC Grntc.
Safer scOCibt 5icmIid gut.
gSaibinoten. 10. sSltIi.

N~'Nlyt4t8Aplts ~ NNAAAts
3os itatiitTide gureul OeS glder.
bal0epartelHPnts terlhtet, 0aB 0oS
oleles lSgbr nit Niais beitellte 9lreal
IA &rO5. groBcr lit, ais ous poriob.
rlge. Der 9urdiduittsitonO DER 5ur
3elt auf Dem 6eloe acknowledgements
betrug am /. SuIi 80.2 8untte, gegen
875 Ennfte am elben Gage oes &ot-
Iobres, 873 am l. SSuli 1905 mo
65.9 als 0urtI6nitt5itaHo Der lebtcn
5ebn Sabre.
HabioI9cn0e Gobeue peranital.
Iidt ben Stnuo Oes WIuiics in oen
banptiodIG)lten 0}ais bauen0cn
tStaaten 6ieie5 SSnbr uuo Iettes S5abr,
iOmie mdbren0 Der lebten 5ebu Sabre
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-07-12
Ter aampi sm Oic meme sa6nratc
Rid1nonA. 10 NsnIi

Hldmou0, 70 ,5uIi.
Ter RidDfer @rrtt1ro pom arais.
Observation-Disclosures oerIouqtt
heute oen aelcn Sic itnatlidle Scr
porationtcnrmiiiior leridtete Gin.
balts6cicbL ser cs NicIer Goumiiiior
oer6ieict Sic 2 Ge'is Fniillicrbabn.
rate in ara't Nl ictfn
Tie Mnle Dir roT ocm 8eridit
Tdruebt 1T Sic. Of Sic aenonntc Com
mi'iion nos Redi bot cine 0crartidt
9erfiianng m crlaiiea g. beibt Oot
Der 1nn bis Dor o1s b0d,ite Bcudi
oes ganoes gebrdi, uiro
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-07-12

Ser 8urbibnittsitono ocs g8inter.
pei5ens am 1. SuIi D. S. betrug 78.3
&nHfte. gegen TIA Qnnfte IcBfensD1o.
not gegen $50 am l. SSuIi 1906.
82.7 in 1905 m0 S0.4 ais Turdl
idnittsitono uGbreno ser leeten 10
Sabre.
5oIgenoe 5abeue oernnitauIid)t
Sen Stauo oes @intcnpei3ens in
Stoaten. oie cine Winion 2lder ooer
mebr n1itg9interpei5en beiteIt boben :
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-07-12
6ruutrcidl.
nNns amtpriiirter G.mclle." 4"
Nnrls. II. SSllIi.

Haris, IL. SNtlt.
Cine ueue. bciuc &ornlittag peroi.
tentlidte 9lr9dbe ans mltorTliricr
Guele~ erbobt ole aeitri0e inipirirte
9etnnntmod)uuq bctreiia Scr SSnior.
nation, ooB ser GntihIub Ger &er
Stnoten. oic Nhaniiihc 6lotte noh
Dem Stileu G5cou 81 icn0cn ciu
lana uorbercitctcr mar mo MIR Der.
ihobcn murOc. Inn sic &crbonoIn.
Ncn Dpiihcn &opou imo oen &tr
Stdoten uidt 5l bccintrdhtigcu g.
hcibt in ser Ntltthchml lucitcr nGs
moac un9 0e9hul6 qtltotiet iciu. cine
bolOiQe llebercinitinmlnl 81 erlpar.
ten. meldlc ole Gnticu0ruQ Der iSIottC
BON i5Qlidcm @cr0odlte uuireltnolI.
der @ciiible geacn &updn beircIcn
niir0c."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-07-12
GirOf;fcncr in 9lacebeng.
Nittebnrd. pa, III. Al

Yltteburg, Va, II. SUI.
Gin GSeuer, peI6es beoeutenoeIer'
Iulte in oeu 6obrifnnIogen Der
Cream Gitn @open g9ire &orf9"
ansurihten orobt. broh Inn 10 llbr
beute @ormittog an Der 9iebecca Ctr.
IN 9negbenp aus. GSn fur3er 3eit
Itanoen fiini @obnbduier in Slant
men. Gin @eneruIoIorm riei 0iC
aon8e 9eueripebr Der Stoot berbei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-07-12
SrennOli6e SsgriihunasmOrte zines
iapaniidlen SarOus.
gfeiu Dort H. Sltl

Sier troi beute nuf Sem 7amp'er
.Garnonia" Der Gunaro.9inie Der
iapaniide Boron @onrbei Damomoto
Elm. Der 8ur 3eit Oe5 inpaniih.rltiil,
ihen arie9es glnrineniiniIter mar.
@erIiierma5en sur gegriibiup ors
amerifoniiden goItes iagte Der ~.
ron: sd oerte, Sic ireunoihoitIihcn
ge,ieHunleu BpiifeH ben Der St1a.
ten uno Sapm iouteu nufreht erbal
ten unb Die agsgnbIifIi9e Dis.
niHHung IN Dan @aIIerl ScI
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-07-12

(SpcBtol aapcoeprsatu oer va . stoaisla.O
Berlin II. Sui.
PIN Norobcuo ;ciner Genc n0d MI
rita bot Ger 0olonial Stadtsletretar
@ernbor0 0crnburQ nit 5ablreIbeu
eSnOuitriellcu uno GauiIeuien. pelhe
an Den 0olonlen intcrcijlrt iino, our
6aS Ginacbehoitc iibrr ibre @ilnid)c
biniidtIih scr filuitiqen Gnimldc'
lung Der Shubgcbiete fouierirt gel
ben @Cratbunaen lpurOe Die lotb'
meuoigfeit Der Giniilhrung tnutmnn'
niifPr @runbiote in Der &enpaIhna
Der aoIonien. ipie ser 9cleItlgung
elmer 0cu 6ortihritt glueu0Gnoen BIS.
folit0t beiprodlen. Ees &eliereu
mur0e iibcr Die 0euutliuQ bon Ma
ihiuen sur 8nItipiruug 0eS 9oOcn9
Der @ilanjtmQen oerbun0elt imo no
mentlid) oud Die Tbunlidfelt Der
guSieu0una mogIidIt pieIer 5nge'
nieure berporaeboben
ginitimnIig mur0e BON Ben 9onfe.
riren0cu ais oberlier tSum0iob ouf'
geiiellt. 0oB Die 9Iu5geitoIhlna zines
umfaiiCn6en Rohnuebes in Sen oelt'
fhen Gnlonien 0nS 9|othmcuoigitc lei,
nm Die ruirtbidditlide Grid)IicBung
pIonmdbiQ unG criolgreid ourhiilb,
rcn Ai f0nnen. Tie RuoC non oieien
@crathunQen mur0e onQeuein NIT
Dem qrobten 2intCreiie oliaeuomnlen.
mic 0cun ilherhaupt an Die sIirifa.
fdbrt oeS eHerniidcn neuen Selters
bes Qolonialmeiens hohe erluartltn.
aen qcfuilpit mcr0en Tie Rciie miro
om - 2%uIi ibren auidna nebmen.
9ln oiCien IoQc miro Scr Stodt9ie.
frctdr nit Sem Eompfrr osSel0mnr-
fdlnh" BON IcapcI nnh Iarcsialam
in Gee Qcbcu Sr ser ofii3iclIen 9e
alctino CernbirQ'S ner0en iid ser
Sberitlcntnant GuGoc pom Cberfon-
mnn6o Der 5dlubtruppeu hefiu0erL
iouie ser @ebeimr 9nurotb @nIter
un0 Scr Rittnciitcr Groi ScndeI BON
TouncrSmard. Ncicreui fir Spciiol.
oIftrd0e oes StootsicfrCtGrS 5erHer
modem mchrere 9HAuitrieIlc lmo
Qnrfleuic nic Tnhrt nit 0nrlmier el.
nide IidIiidle IertiIinnuiirieIle, mic
Qon1mcr'icnrath Otto in Rcidlcnbadl
sic bco6iidiiQcn, @aunmonpiIaWlm.
ocn IN SEN 6autifcn 0oIouien ongilc.
oeu Tic hciInabmc Der SSuouiiriel.
len ms aauilcute atft oIs elm er'reu'
Iidcrqlcncis Noiiir 6ob iid onS bent.
'dc WroffopitoI mehr alS bi5hcr fir
Sic GridlicSnrl Scr QoIouien intere'-
'ircn mill
@icn II C;uIi
Ter NiuiiierproNoeut 6reiberr b.
Qcd hat ocn oeutideu Rorieien Dor.
idld9e plr goiung ser Sprnfeuirage
unterbreiiet, Die cber in allen bent.
fd,en Nrctien uift geriuge euttou.
i6umq. ia Gntriiihtn9 bcruorgeruicn
hobeu. Iie g'orihldQc erfennen
nomlih in Der Sauptiafe Die tide.
d)ihen GoroerlIngen an. wdbren0 ole
Tcuiid)en. pie eS ieit ,Jobr un6 lag
ublid) IT, MIR in iebr geringem glaBe
beriidiidtigt iuer0en llpter ioIdyen
llmiton6en mod)t iid 0em aid be.
reitS Die Ieb5aiteite Sppoiitiou gel.
ter6 2tf oeufifeg 5ciic miro Be.
font 6aB oos Rroarumm oes 5rei
herr o BED ndli qltdcbcibcn mer0cn
0iir'te, menn mdt Die Ieuiidpn aui
ihr qutes Re6i iormfidl 4crjidi lei.
iten MOLTEN Ger auqcucine I'm.
iulQe oiirfte i'm }tb1eoroueieuhauie
6es GeifSr1tbs eheiteuS sum au5.
6ruf Qelauqeu lPan ua 6eutidcr.
ieii5 Die ReNicrimq uidt inn 3mciici
loiien 0aB tie ser aniprd aui sic
llHteritiiturQ Der Tcuiidcn ciniad
ocnuirft fDcun iic oic li6edlcn bin.
iidliIih Der Spradlenirage in ser Don
ibr ecplonten &eiie bcborpiqt.
6ur Cooler ale ErdFScnt uorec.
idllagcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-07-12
Nencr in cincr SaraIobrif.
7ccotur. S5u.. II. SSul

AttuIut, lSU., II. ,SIIII.
Sn oen SobrifanIogen Der Geca.
fur SarQ Somponie ridtete Gin Sen.
er beutc enua $4,000 Sha0en on
0os Seuer entitonO ourh aur3.
ihIuB eleftriiher 9robte. 2llS ser
sSuBbo0en ocs uicrten Stodlperfs In
oen Seller hinabitii5te. iieIen puci
ScuerpebrIelte nit biuob. ooh mur.
oeu iie iofort luicoer aus sen Grim,
nern befrcit obne beoeutcn0en Sho.
oen genommeu ST. baben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-07-12
7ie Melouna non Scr bCOuritehcuocI
gIbbcruiuus gIOti'S miro OiiijiCu
lpiSCrrnirh.
" Ocrlcanna.
Sa ocr Scituua g6Odli" wirD Sn&
Sutcruic1 oCS 9lomirnlS Snta'
motc ais fnlidl crtIGrt.
9ic amer. 9ricasmarine scpricicn.
1ofio, 10. uIp.

Iofio, TO- SuIp.
0ic MeIouug, Dab Scr @otidoitcr
gofi in @aibnmtou IN Siir5e uot lei
uem 9oIten abtreten Miro. miro OIL.
fisios aIs mbegriiuoct be5cidnet.
Die lapuucr lcHfcn Gin.
Gofio. II, 2uli.
SIN .Scdli" miro morgeu 0o9 Sn.
terpielu oes @omiralS Safamoto mt-
Oerriiien neroen Der gelagt babcu
ioa, 0ie nnlerifoniihen Seeoiii5icre
m0ren Shlber obue militorlide
Eiidtiafeit unO bic 9enaunna Der
ome rifaniiten Rrieqsid)iiie miiroe
Iiebe.' oeiertiren oenu Die SSopaner
befGmSfen.
@Ieitst;tiq miro Elm ouonpmcS
Snteruieru nit eincm iopnmlhcu
Rarineerperten oeroiientIid)t mcr0cn
in meIhem Die 2eiitung5iabiafeit uno
Die SdieBfGbtQfcjt ser anerifoni.
iben Warine ijber oles gepricien
iptr6.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-07-12
@abrideinlidl brci Ycrioucn nmge.
fnmmcn.
GriniOao, Colo, II. S5uIi.

kIIIWUuU, NUIU., II. 0YIII.
SSnfoIae ser Gntgleiiung zines
Sro6t5tges Ser Santa sc gubu bel
Se3ron, q. 81. 90 0ieiIen meitIi6
BON Hoton, bie iih geiteru 5utrug.
erIitt Der 2ofomotiuiiibrer @}ibacI
@eioerman ben Soo. Ser S0eijer
uno ser 8rcmier. oeren Namen niAt
ermittelt ueuoeu fonnteL purGen
ebeniauS aIs getootet geneloet Ter
llHfaa foil Die 6olge ge6oritener
9obuihieuen iein. Ger Serfebr mar
fir Is StlnOen unterbrod)eu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-07-12

Ser 0urhidmittsitono BON 8rilh.
iobnpei5en betrug 87.2 Ninfte ON /
SSuli gegen 887 Binfte leBtep no.
nat. 91.4 on l. 9Slili 1906. 80 am
l. Sili 1905 mo $50 ais Gurd
ihnittSitnno pobreno Der perfIoiienen
10 Sabre.
6oIgen0e 3obene uernniholIdlt
Sen Stono oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
Sen iitni bouptiadlihitcn 6riibiabr5.
luei3en fnucnbeu Stdnten:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-07-12
Srr Cooler ale ErdfOent uorae,
idllnnfn.

Cos 2InQeIes. GoI. II cNli
Ter 5dnliupcriuieu6ent g. G.
Gooleu DoH Chicago uuroe beuie
eimtimniq oIs Rrd'ioent ser Ratio.
nal G0ncniiouoI 2tiiocioiion rom J2o.
minaiiOustomite Oorga6laaen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-07-12

Sjeou5 bcrieuTt meroeu. Sd bin felt
iiber5euat OnB oicier cin5iae Sorfau
nitt bic Inngidbri9en ireunoIihen
9eiiehungen Der bcIocn SGuOer. Die
ifon 3ur 3eit neincr @ebugt belan'
nen, iIber oen SolIien perien fam"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-07-12
Ssrnism0hie nussebriidt.

g.: a8arun ntnfit III INNER ein
70 griibeIn6es, iorihen6es 8eiiht 2
Gr5t. oaein @ufroer - Die oielen
9otienten Donn rHubt Gu tDi.
isn bab meire 6rau ieIbit fofli. mel.
ne Sohter mnIen - bn fcnlne it
ben anT8en Tag aus Der GiGanois
Hdt beroasl1
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-07-12

Ger IurdJidnittSitnro Sc3 6aicr5
betrul om ! Suli 80 lunftc qclcn
81.6 Ietteu Ntonot. $40 am / Sui
1906. 92.1 an l. Suli 1905 mo So :
oIs Gurd,idlnittsitnno Der ucriloiie.
nen 5ehn Sabre.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-07-12
Rod Gin 1nuclcn0ic6itabl.


[fVttib IL. NNHAl-
@icoeriuu Miro itber einen i'm bic.
iigen Boluit ousleiilbrten Dicbilafl
berihtet 81 oerieIben 3cit. 0o Sir
dut $250.000 aeidl0gten NnpeIen Ncs
ct Eatrid-Gt6ens geitohIen ruur0,n,
iouen oen aitoS 0cr aroniinuclcn.
S4r grtlnir 8icars. Supelcu in,
8crtbe bon $500 abbnuoeu gcfom.
men icin Dis ieet irbIt pou 0ea
Dieben ieNlide Spur.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-07-12
SOC N0niaepnar In InbIIn.
Titbliu. ;Srlnno, 10 ,yuli

Ger aoGla G0unro uu0 ole 0oni.
ain gaernp0rn beiudteu bentc God).
mittog Die ausitelluna Spdter 5o.
gen bic DSaicitdtcu in 4}ro}ciNou
oitrh Sic StraBeu GubIm's uot SER
ResoeB oe5 9i5e 0ouias Die ocul.
2onigspnar cntlclcn9ebrad)ie De-
1rlii,una mar her3lih
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-07-12
Ginc c,linOs strnit.

SeIeua Wont II. Suli
Ter 9ieh3iitter Sobn SoreIier BON
weiIes Gftn. Der rDegen uneeiesIihsr
giairieoisuHa Don 9090 &d9 Reais.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-07-12

Die ,,1Iercitern"- n"-3ettun-
gen Raben Ole GeIePicbte
pen ga Greiie niePt nur
tnttiehreiben ionoern nit
macben helfen.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-23

"If anybody needs to be convinced
that New Workers are nervous lot,
Just let him peep under dining room
tables at mealtime and see the posi-
ton Of the feet and he win have oil
the proof he wants." remarked the pro
prietor OF a popular restaurant mot
one person In hundred sits with his
feet planted squarely on the door
while eating. Some twist their feet
around the legs Of tables and chairs,
some sit with them crossed, others rest
the feet on the tips Of the toes, while
still others bear their whole weight
down on the heel. Since It Ia only the
fiatly planted foot that indicates an
equable temperament II Is easy to see
what a nervous, irresponsible crowd
the army of diners out really is."-
New York Post
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-23
Baked Beans and Olive oil

To bake beans with olive oil is the
fashion among. those who are vegeta-
rians and those who detest pork. The
Housekeeper says; ITO some natures
pork in any shape Is repugnant, For
those who do not relish It In baked
beans the following way Of preparing
this popular dish is recommended as
being especially delicious; Soak one
pint Of beans overnight. Parboil next
morning, using a little soda. When the
skin can be blown OF easily, drain and
cover with boiling water. Add two ia.
blespoonfuls Of olive OIL and one-fourth
Of a cupful Of molasses. Sprinkle with
salt, pepper and mustard. If liked very
sweet, add half instead of a fourth cs
cupful Of molasses,"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-23
plseolored Neeks.

One Of the common physical defects
to which women are prone is a discol'
ored neck. due, It may be, to dyes from
the clothing or to hair lotions, pomades,
ETC., which work down from the head.
OF course, barring the possibility Of
sunburn, tho skin on the neck should
have the same hue as that on the shou!
ders. 1t ls well. however, before resort
Ing to artificial means, to see what hot
water. coarse wash cloth and plenty
OF good soap will do In removing the
discoloration. IL month Of this nat.
ural treatment does not bleach the
'neck anoint It daily with peroxide Of
hydrogen. In case this irritates the
skin little vasellne or sweet almond
oil may be rubbed In after the chemical
has dried.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-23

ing and assuming Tor that reason the
book must be a model Of literary Ok.
cellencc. pronounced II perfectly love.
w." Then II was announced as "the
best seller OF the week."
Checks began 10 come In from the
publisher. They were sent to Melcher.
who apporiioned them between the au.
thor md his gang. Thus encouraged.
tho cIaque worked on. But further Of.
fort was not necessary. The fame had
been kindlcd, and II Mclcher had led
them In nm attempt 10 put II out they
could not have done no., II must burn
till the fuel was exhausted. The crit
Ics abused the book, inveighing against
tho AseAnc of literary taste. but thcy
were not needed. Every one read and
talked about ".rhe Kiss Of Fire" Then
suddenly, at the end Of three months,
the babel ceased. Everybody had read
tho book aud was ready for the next
wonder.
About this time the literary editor Of
a prominent magazine fell III, and Ben
Hathaway. an understrapper. who took
care Of the books to be reviewed, hap
pened on ''Thc kiss Of Fire." He read
II and was delighted with Il II en-.
tered his head to try hls hand at writ
Ing a criticism on IT, He did 70. and
the criticism got into the magazine be.
fore the editor resumed his post
Tho late Robert Louis Stevenson
| has said In the preface to ono Of bis
books. 1--WE write to our friends. and
the public pays the postage" Now. \
happened that Jimmy Hessler. away
back OF a pair OF strange eyes fai
down In that peculiar brain Of his, hat
some very singular fancies--fancies
with which only brain en- rapport
with bis own would sympathixe. II
| other Woris, when Hessler wrote ~Tb'
Kiss of Fire" no was writing II h
Hathaway. Hathaway In his criticism
| spoke very highly Of the novel. HI
could not explain II. indeed. be dit
not fully understand It. for no tw'
brains are alike In ail their parts. III
contented himself with praising Il
Nevertheless Of all the criticisms writ
ten on Hessler's work Hathaway's wa
tho only ono cmanating from q reade
who Ind been In touch with the au
| thor's fancles. How many readers ha'
been similarly sympathetic cannot b
determined. ,a N
/ When Hathaway's chief saw that Ii
magazine Ind during his absence bee
committed TO IN approval Of "The Kis
Of Fire he took to his bed again, bu
, not before he had discharged Hati
away. The periodical was looked up I
by a certain ciass Of literary people q
a bulwark against amy work tina
would not stand the test Of criticism
and suffered a severe blow In the est
nation Of those persons on account
what they called THE Kiss Of Fire
biunder.
Hessler IN writing another move
which the publishers are "climbln
. over one another" 10 secure for publ
: cation. but what win be the fate I
his next work Is a problem Of the n
: ture. NORMAN y. WHITE.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
A reasonable probability Is the only

A reasonable probability Is the only
certainty.
Every man makes a good husband
for awhile.
The clothes don't make profession,
al nurse by a long shot
Occasionally imposition travels around
under the garb Of friendship.
when n man says money VIII do
anything, that settles 1t; he hasn't any
The boy who plays truant from
school never has as much fun 40 he
anticipated.
Every day n man submits to sotSo
injustice he vowed yesterday he would
never stand.
About the toughest thing that can
happen to a man IL TO so contrary to
hIs wIfe's judgment and then make a
failure. Globe.
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INTERESTING PAIR.
New York Labor Leader and Daughter
Members of Law Class.

NEW YORK. Nov 22.--Joseph Baron
dess, the East Side labor leader. and
Marbel Barondess. his daughter, are an
interesting pair Of members Of the
Junior class Of the New York University
Law School. The fact was brought out
upon the announcement OF the annual
dinner Of the class. where Mr.. Baron
dess has been elected president.
BY day the father conducts an insur.
ance business. Until recently he was a
leader in the Socialist movement on the
lower East Side. and ran for Congress
, on the Socialist ticket. Barondess left
the party after charging it with narrow
mindedness.
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James Heasler was In hard lines. For
ten days he had patiently waited fcr
John Mcldlcrs criticism OF his MAis.
There's yonr 'hoycr'f'vc read IL"
''WeliY'
There's no use OF my trying 70 lot
you down easy. Jimmy. may M well
tell tho truth, Its only fitted n ba
read BY tho occupants OF a lunatic
asylum."
Jimmy looked ~ II bis friend had
thrust knife into his bosom. He was
one OF a lot Of artists who Inhabited
the snmo rookery and every man Of
thcm on tho verge Of starvation.
Il tell you what, Jim." continued tho
speaker, I'm n practical fellow at bot
tom and have no business with either
art or literature. I have scheme for
working on this stun you've written on
a friend who In n publisher. He's prac.
teal too. I'm going TO sce him."
"Do you want tho manuscriptr
"No."
John Melcher. tho mcrcilcss friend
critic. went to tho publisher and made
A proposition which induced him TO
publiah "rhe Kiss Of Fire" Mclcher
was 70 take charge Of the introduction
OF tho book to the public In his own
way, He relied implicitly on tho mem
bers Of his gang. who were to act as q
claaue under his direction. Hardly had
the book been issued whom al Of
them, having been coached by Mel
cher, went In different directions,
Each stopped upon passing a stand
or store whore books are sold and ask
Cd for "The Kiss Of Fire" When told
that they had no COPY Of tho book tho
inauirer would hc struck dumb with
amusement and hurry away. Before
nightfail OF the tirst day there hat
been from half q dozen 10 Q 4ozYl
inquiries for the novel 10 every book
shop In the city. Mclcher had instruct
Cd his band TO work the trumpetint
and the inquiries among the book
sellers with equal zeal, well KNOWING
that TO 'make market without pro
yiding supply would be useless.
The booksellers gave small order
for the book. and occasionally som'
one to whom the gang sounded 10
praises bought one. Meanwhile Mclche
was not idle. Hc pursuaded n friend
Olcott, who was the leader Of q literar,
club, to read the story. The reader
report upon II was. For idiots, fool
and lunatics, the most remarkably
work Of the century" Melchcr wen
about telling all book lovers that q
colt had pronounced "The Kiss Q
Fire" tho most remarkable work Q
the century. failing to mention 70
what class of readers. Before olco'
heard Of his criticism and had col
rected II number OF people who wer
ambitious OF being up In the literatur
Of the day had read the novel, Non
OF them could understand why II wa
remarkable. but since olcott said =
none Of them dared say II was no
One independent fellow pronounced
'rot," but the best "rot' he had eve
read. All young girls entering societ,
hearing Of the commotion X was crea
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