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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-02
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Kitty's NJ a Il h
BY Paul CresWick
Copyright, by Joseph B. Bowles.)


You have a nice view from your
windows, Reggie said Kitty, as she
seated herself in my, best chair, and
pulled it round to the fire.
It's very delightful having you
here" said l, earnestly.
Kitty favored me with a gracious
little nod PERSONALLY, l don't think
it quite nice of Sophie and Mr.. Deben-
ham to have dashed off in such vio-
lent hurry she complained. II have
played 'gooseberry' to them, patiently,
a score of times. Now, because they're
married. How happy they are. those
two people, she sighed. Sophie
adores him; and he
Talks, thinks, and dreams Sophie
every moment of his existence! How
long can it possibly last?''
Il trust it will never end said
Kitty, at once. They are our friends,
Reggie
A fire that burns too brightly sell
dom burns long,
You mean interposed her lady,
ship. with spirit, that there are peo-
pie who forget? 1t is, unfortunately,
true of small minority. Cynical per-
sons who foolishly ignore the many
quiet little happinesses which, thank
heaven. are still left in this money
grabbing world! I know Man E.
But I shan't tell YOU"
This is the chance of lifetime"
said |. promptly. II am in the mood
10 entirely remodel my views concern
ing Sophie, Frank, and the married
state generally"
He was Man of so, then,' COM
menced Kitty, land he considered that
life had used him badly. picture him
turning out one cold night after driv-
ing day at his office. AS he walks
homeward, these are some of his
thoughts: I'm an old man-older
than my years. I have worked like
a horse; yet I'm poor-and my circum-
stances are mean. Have I failed in
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-02
:. Case of Apprehension.

Case of Apprehension.
In the course of recent family
conversation in the presence of the
children the subject of ground rents
had arisen. One of the little girls i'm
mediately began to ask: questions and
her father in as simple words as might
be made few explanations. 4.
'"'And," said he;i '1n z999= years from
now this house and garden will all be-
long to Mr.. - :: -. - = ~
"oh, father. cried the child, anx-
siously, "and shall We have to- mover"
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-02
& NE()R4blzAIg1@S
AIAt.I !ZK !

The Partisan fad for shawl-like
draperies has brought out some ex-
quisite shawl scarfs in crepe, in soft
silk and in lace, the crepe and silk
scarfs' being deliberately embroidered.
Heavy coarse net .gorgeously r en-
broidered with: gold thread in Egyp-
tan fashion is made in wide bands
which are inset, most effectively in
cloth: - - - -:
Tartan plaids are finding much ia:
:vor as trimming and appear in pip
:lngs, girdles, belts buckles, buttons,
; !: Colored gloves: have supplanted
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-02
Raised the Mark,

Raised the Mark. -.
A traveller passing through a small
country town noticed a post on which
was marked the height to which the
river had risen during recent food
DO you mean, to say he asked a
native, that the river rose as high as
that in 49, e? o. r. II ....5c.
"oh. no." replied the native; but
the village children used to rub on
the Official mark, SO the mayor or
dered It tosbe put higher up, SO as to
be out Of their reach = !. ssx57 IL.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-02
NAUGHTY LA BELLE oTERo !,
- .,.>~ HAS FOUND A HUSBAND
Will Her Gay Riual Cleo de Merode, Follow Her in
.Staid Matrimony for Fear of Being Eclip,ed?
La Belle Otero wills to wed.

La Belle Otero wills to wed.
All Paris is betting that Cleo de
Merode will follow suit.
The rivalry between these two beau
ties of the Partisan stage is so great
that one never permits the other to
enjoy an achievement without immedi-
ately attempting to eclipse it.
1t has long. been a favorite joke of
the French capital that if Merode got
a hat worth 500 francs, .Otero would
Immediately spend twice that sum for
hat of similar design, only manifest
ly finer in quality and more luxurious
II Oteco got a dress, Merode drew
from her enormous profits in the
Congo ventures of King Leopold of
Belgium, enough money to enable her
to cast the creation of Otero's modiste
into the shade. l.:
Some years ago an adnirer of Otero
presented her with an automobile
worth $4,000 francs Shortly after,
Merode startled Paris by appearing
with two automobiles. The first of
these was an exact counterpart of the
was the identical make, colored the
same and furnished in every detail so
as to be a perfect reproduction.
In this rode Microbes maid and dog
A few yards back, in an infinitely
finer machine, in fact in which has
been said to be the costliest one Paris
had at that time turned out, rode Me-
rode
Otero was so angered by this Incl
dent that she sold her automobile for
only half what it cost, and with the
proceeds bought a dog of the same
breed as Microbes, only finer speci-
men.
These instances are fine illustra-
tions Of how the two beauties have
We'd to Guido each other.
It is not difficult to understand how
in the first place the contention began
Both made the same bid for popular
favor, being dancers and famous beau
ties. Otero was the first to flash into
brilliancy, and she was the adored OF
the Paris jeunesse doree before Me-
rode had quit the obscurlty of minor
ballet place in the Grand opera house.
But though Merode arrived little
bit late, her activities have atoned for
lost time
. Her curious style of hairdressing-
the arrangement of her lovely locks
by braids, so that they encircled he'
face, but kept the ears completely
covered, piqued curiosity Some of
her critics whispered that she had
been born without ears, and produced
photographs to show that even at the
age of ten, long before she had dream
ed of going on the stage, she dressed
her hair in the Same bandbeaux.
La Belle Otero, then in the zenith
of her glory, is giving credit for
spreading the report that the closely
bound tresses of the younger woman
concealed horrible deformity, which,
if revealed, would Immediately dispel
any claim that the new dancer had to
beauty.
This bit Of criticism, whether true
or false, naturally did not have the ef-
feet of endearing Otero to Merode,
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-02

nothing to what followed when few
years later the eminent sculptor, Fal7
guierre, almost raised riot with his
:life-sized nude Of Merode, in pink
marble, which was:exhibited at a Paris
salon. '-
This was notable triumph for. Me.
rode, which she. enjoyed to-. the full,
and the point of it was in no sense
spoiled by the saying Of Otero's that
she, too, might be similarly presented,
but that her decency was too great for
her to consent.
While Merode, though famous, was
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-02
Foolish Extreme in Fashion.

A novel hat described by a Paris
correspondent is simply a big white
pheasant, with a black head, that sits
on the hair with widely outstretched
wings, and looks at you with a vague
expression in its amber eyes "Troub-
ling as the Sphinx" was said of it:
but admitting this, it is also atrocious-
~ bad art There IS no manner of
sense remarks its .describer, Gin a
woman having a bird use her hair as
a nest, 81. 81 49, ~ 81 =:
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-02

and from that time an unceasing rival
ry has existed.
A great artist pictured Otero as the
spirit Of 'Terpsichore.'' 1t was a
masterful piece of art, and Immediate
ly Merode felt tingling to have her
beauty reproduced.
Two famous artists obliged. Alfred
Grevin put her in his group, arranged
for the wax works, Behind the Scenes
at the Opera,s in company with such
celebrities as Gounod, Rose Caron,
Felix Faure and other great ones.
The sensation this picture made was
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-02

white ones in Partisan favor and tan.
gray or black long gloves are the
correct thing for street wear.
Silk crochet buttons are revived and
are to be had in all the fashionable
colors.
Soutache braiding is used on nets
and chifons as well as upon cloth and
velvet. 8
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-02
Made Better Time

The bookkeeper. entered briskly,
flushed with the autumn air: I
How is this, George?" said the
cashier: >"You are earlier than usual
today"
Eyes, 1 know replied the other.
There was the usual blockade on the
B. R. T., so had to walk"
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-02
In Dancer

II have often stood in slaughter
house," observed the heshy man from
Chicago, while the \. butchers were
killing hogs On all sides of me-"
"Oh,'' exclaimed the tender hearted
but tactless New Haven girl, weren't
you dreadfully afraid ?n : - !
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-02
Gloria Mundi..

Speak of me-" quoth the novelist,
magnanimously, .sas frankly as If /
had been dead 100 years" -: > (: ss%
IF you had been dead 100 years /
shouldn't be speaking Of you at all !"
replied the. critic, taking prompt ad.
vantage Of the dispensation. -
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-02

l. nrEasy Mark. s..z 4. !
Howell-Did that fellow who wanted
You to invest have a: sure thing; IS he
claimed? wi 81 1 2 IT. ..;: =,
Powell WAS :it.-Judke. 8 q.
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Mr., 3. j. lshnsssh Passes AWAy n
AtYAnta. ~ Lnnl nra.li


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day night was 2 very painful surprise
to his many frleIiqqss, 'lThat Mr." john
f6f se veTaI y eslls past was GENERALLY
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zation and appraisements.

lZaJlOn ana appfalSemenJS,
Iprsdditony-the stRte board to pre-
GP e rules AMI regd ions for the as
4SSns of etRd4 propeJty-works Of art
blooded live stock, etc. whose value
does not depend on location, and to have
-t the %ap Sdssf{o Ip2E2NASr sae1121yy
the aggregate of the county roll by such
amounts as will make the aggregate
valuation in each county the sarge pei
eentage of the actual va ation okfaxai
bic ff9perty as obtains3n.. SfYeral
other thHnties of the SstEteS Sad in.
grease or Decrease in the cogpty ,aggre-
gate to be made by thd5cb1ht1 iBbardt
of review by INCREASING OF dectkasine
the assessment on each item,wftp5e val
tuati0n,for taxatiOn,-is-h not fi%s9 10y the
stat > toard, such as comRfonY carriers,
W6rKs'of art, etc, as set fottH Rbove
No assessment ever OIexe6ed The &C
tdal value of the thing akseBsedGe (
Only. by such, a SYSTEM can equal tax
alton blythe state'be gdaranteed.f I'm
tiL this iSfdons, jas bice ePith sthg fam
Einipswordi iof unfaR Advantage vii
stand at every gate toshis AGTFnan'i
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taxation all taxable property of all
Sfssa 6gs 'I5Stsi6s%sn %"q p tis
subject to appeal to state courts OF
a eSrr S.9dj to t Rs
courts or when sustained by the courts
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.sIn.i ST Les, We

forpet% Rdby lis reStlagBlfc an 81 yep a
night, wont cat CRIES ispasmo tally
A hottie of Vhileis Cream Veri lug,
nssen fails ito CARE. Fiery DthS
aho6ld give bar Baby White reah
Vemifuge. ylSo in IN brtimes " b tb'
baby Is pals and tFstfH, the pine
does l9t kh3R ttfbat 20 q8so b le, 3
This uIedicihhD &etltd bf3hg5cOlor ~ hi
CHEEKS and HaGtKf9f % rs eyes Git'
no es.ari oEaMHsR II ,IaeseEf fuu.it i 'o,ta
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-05

fisbers SqnSer. timber fine perIerSe
Sfi9bner bar be arleSuins til al
iuge mesen Smitte til fig.
Dc EGpper, iom er beiterte til
SaIa, im~bereaor forsorigt sierrte en-
SebanSIins, JON life er ooerSreoert
uppetitEi9. ga snrnIe SGpper, bpis
Sorper err | nosen @rd6 aibIeseoe,
betinger De beSite Briier, 9irIOer Set
at fon oaioa be rpe S9peer til at Ie
goutEe no foriaapiht. s 8altfaius
% Beriien pleier man ! oct Eicreo
at arane itore 8rape | Sorben %
IPe9e SGpperre beri afberIenSe meo
tpfte Sag Of tsr Seite. eIer Snare.
9isoiel elIer erSos Wenne'teerfremen.
ter. Ser bitter SGpperue Iiggenoe |
Here Gage. Raar be tQses op, er
Soroerue afoGmpeSe, men Sc er fiiIoe
OF ct o9mmeIist brunt StSo, iom noe.
item life er iii at faa ppf igien.
Spa iarrme Sob 9isreS oSmGrf.
iou poa Ell anSeu Smitteiure. Set
err poooiit, at Spfuspatieuer beboIoer
Ipfits6ociIlen / fin llrin Ipn9e efter
lin $cIbreSelie forspri9t. 0}Qu bar
I llrinen fuubet life mtrSpe eno 45O
WtiQtoner @ociqer pr. &tbitcentime.
Ter. % oe fan bore tiEteoe ! Vhsaue.
Ser 90 9lar, Iise op til 3 Gor efter
&eIbreoeIien. Oct er bn fart, at
Smttte, | p9rite Salb | irrr lloitrrf.
ming, fan ftu6e Steo qlenuem oiSie
l~tStsmmeIicr. Gen ipatS Onnioel.
Ter bsr bore opmerfionmp poa bette
% io8ttoge Sen itsrite 6oriigtigbeo.
SGrItg ubiot for Sore or Sc Sme.
pIetere % &emifcre, iom befdtter iia
meo at opiantIe % un0eris1c llrin.
proper. Sorborigt er Iilneuoc Smit.
tilite0e peo ltrinen oaiaa al
fo~ritieQi9e andre ipee. &c, ion Iioer
al SPrtu9, al Seit % ilere andre
Sp96onmle, bar IigefebeS SmitteItof
/ fin l(rtrL bpis @eborNrnQ oerfor
fr9oer ben iamnre SoriNtiQbeo.
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Mtieltetnen.

MiiteIteinenS 8nbe og @9r roles
/ Tronfrige, hpor Rtanten fOretom'
mer / Wrlrg0eOiS / g~seitoaene, iou
ct u0nRrfet Sober, iier Tor gteIfe.
figr. aiGrere Gber meo 9egj9rIig.
beo 6iSie eager, boorionbeIIt De I'm.
ser Dem, % pe0 6oorin9sforisg er
Set 4oStsiort, at bereS SrSfIpbeIie
iier er itnrf paa Smerpro6uftion.
Gn 4o, iom Den 196e iSebrlsar 1906
qoo 1914 Gltdrt O6eIf meo 33 Gram
Teot pr. Quart, fit fra ocn Gag al ct
GiIifuo til tit ~ieSDauIige Sober az 2
8lIn0 WiiteI. Zen Ace Rdrts gap
Den 1712 Quart @eIf meO 81 Grant
6eot. IRA 46e til lite 0dortS gooes
4 &lrno WtiiteI; 8eiuLtot 40 Gram
TTe6t pr. Quart IeIt. @u0eIig iii
&oen inStil 27Se IurtS bper Gag
~ 8uno WtIteI, % oe6 llhlebet al
Senrc Iio neIfe6e Sen Is Quarts
meo Oelt eneitnaerSe SeStripoom al
46.2 Gram for buer Quart.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-05
SmtttebGrerc.

SmitteitoHer ooerfsre8 poo mango
Ntaooer. Nu iiOit bar en- So8c, Der
beitprer ct &diteur. 3nitittt / Son.
i~tautinopel, giort opmGrfiom pon De
oroebe SRpper % iopareIiite
Sapeter iom Smitteoperfsrere, ser
Fan bore meget iarIige, Set er iaa.
IeSes life IGrge, ii0en ser forefalSt
TO SiIfPISe meo 6sSeIig ltbgang al
% Smitteu temmeIig 1T.
tert tiIn6e fsres tiIbo8e til @esge'
trPt Of inpaneftf SprtuSeIie.
8aar man bsrer, bUorleoes Be
orientaIite SRpper b~ebor6Ies, er BET
life at urSre fig oper, at Smitten
tat / Dem. sc tOmmer omtreHt
aIbrig / SanSeIen I M Stlitmo. Ia
DC er ooerorSeutlig itPrfe % parige,
giemmes Be og gaar / aro, loone5
rs, bgttes. nrperSCs iom Qant for
EengeIoan o. ina uihere, inOtil DC
enSeIig tonrmer / en- ellropGiif Sp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-05

tie BAN paa @iiitatS til RabobuaSen.
San tom On til at buife poa 100
or$aiRrrrgerr", Boo i'm &olega
ON at faa ie ! bans gannIe GrotofoI.
Ter og fanbt Der, at Rirrringet Dir.
teIig bar 100 aor. ct aar eiter bleo
bon bentet / SoguebuS til aonelt, %
botlfen 6orororifbg par Scr life fleet
meS beiloe paa Senue forte 1ibl Ru
flntoe bln bore iadpiOt sda ODER 8ul.
bet oco Si9IO al 70 arpffer. = -.
ren miiteSe bun ben enc, og OerDeS
folSt bum operprOe. Gnret eiter Dor
Greitcr Der igicu, On boTot bun Gen.
gen og bsSe fort efter, lO2 aar GAM.
mel.
0ter 61m bouoe 30 aligepeI itnoet
fao Sft ueoorer TieISet / SsIae meS
en- Slot llrgSom, Sa blnt bar 100
Mar, % Set. gi6r frupt uogen ber6e
efter.
6imer1te er 10 forrgiben ioa aoNt
Iom "isote nreS eff eao 9erene", %
bette t1r prre Ell lluSfpI0utng for
andre Stofler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-05
9arme 9riffe.

BORNE 9rifte tiqGggeS tort SGro
peo @ebonoIingeu al ipge Naoer. 9e
Opmper Smerterne % b%eforOrer 6or'
oeieIien. 5 Sr0nfri0e % 4merttd,
6or man 6erfor / 'oooanne ItIfPlOe
6rt9t oofiaigt al tpno Ebe, 8anril'
Iebe, aftref al Sran8eblooe % ioo
oibere. On frauif 2p9e nrbefaIer MI
I Ste0et for oisie oromottife eager
at BRUCE en- 0rif, ser bar en- mere
Sirefte Sn6fpbeIie poa SorbGeI'en.
9enne Drift Iaoe8 al iptret @Dg, alt.
ioa al MtaIt.
au0et6eIien orlnSe8 poa @oltet5
SnoboB al Giaitaie, bette Stof, ion
oonnes Deo Spirineen % bar en- itGrf
@pne til at forpnn6Ie Sttoelie til
Suffer. 9tanr MAT mailer en- Soano-
fuI0 WtaLt paa en- &ofiefrGrn, on
briltser oct | ct dlminoeliet Srngte.
apparnt for &nffe 90 eier oarmt
&anS paa - life oarmere emo 70
8rnoer eler rel BET, Sa 0taitaien eI.
Iers ebeI999eS, - inor man ct me-
get fraftigt llbtrpf al SiaItoie. 9honr
bette Sriffes bormt unoer eler Iige
efter ct @ooIti6, bi9Iper oct / be.
tragteIig 8ro6 poa SorSsieIien al
@reo, goteter og IianenSe &Ionte.
~Itoffer, bois StioeIieinb9oIo netop
mon goa oper til Suffer ior at tl,nne
optages / Srgatisneu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-05
en- iterf Sinnefone.

Oct bar oppe / Ginnrnrfen, at gre.
item en- Ssroa9 Rorget. Aa Jan fom
til afrfe, fif K Ell lreGrrmel SHINE.
fiGrrtng meo ct puG gerere. "am
IN oirfeLig itoo poa Sfi On ba2"
ipurgte Breite,. - "aa ia 6o," IA
ajGrrutgerL "gteu Gt ier mig
aolmneI 10, goor saIuneI er on Oa?"
- Seq er 100 gtar iea" iUorte
Riarringen. "2La nei, bel er Oh
garmeI, Set fer jeg not" ia greIteL
men 100 Aar er on roa life Iel!"
&iRrrinser 6Geo peS tit bum. ga,
lea fierSer Sere Sfrner," merte Sre-
item, "raar SerP bar noaet 80 aor.
fan bere life t9le IGnger, i@a saar
Der nogIe aar, ioG er bere GO, oS ON
ctpor Var til er Sere 70, og poa Ser
gaaSe gaar bet 10 termeltg tort at
hI 100 glar." - Gei, aoneH forltt'
re6e fremSeles, at bun bar 100 aur.
Gin ia. on lirer life mig" ia Rre'
item, "6pub beSer Slt Sa, iaa faI ieg
moi frrSe sig i a~irteboget min." -
ga, men ies er life isbt Der, leg er
isSt / RabO5pgSeu," ~fOrt4areSe ao'
men. "a. 10, ieg fan bel ftnoe Dig
Der oeioa ig," ia 8reitcn.
Ter gift Ell Sib, 90 BreIter bauoe
rent atcut Einnstunen; men iaa rei'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-05
st 2anosianaeriteune


nGite Gor / Stapdtpger til Cot for be
murrge, GnortiL Stapan9eriarteerre t
.Sioet8 Sob bar uGret tnObltot. Wun
fan life eaertIig ii9e, at Srtepesiet
for Ian6siong er iHrItg itor Dor
gp, ffrires Serfuo. 8iIttof bar ot Z
Observation-Disclosures men Wteolen'
nterre3 9Lntal er life itsrre EMO 100
Maro, rpffaa Lt6et for en- @D pad "a,
900 Srbbpggere. 3og, Der orbetoeS
iorig, og fsr ct 2atrositeorte utl pitt
trof mango GIore % me Theolerrnter
melbe itg lmoer Saneerfnnen. 8eo
9onccrter og So1r9ermarteSer er Der
efter6oarSen itoiomIet 10000 &r.;
iom Noal bar man iot Jig 10000
Rr. SoneSltbgtfter iii gon til Gp'
fsrefie at et Sarserbol, og man boa
Der, Of itsrre SorretlringSfolf og gat1'
fer oil trp6e itgttelt6e I'll, ont Oct
iflIoe fntbe. Sa, for9uabentli8 belle
9per.