Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11

nave lOunu that tnelE uIuSS ldNC JUS
 them more for duty alone than the
 purchase price at home. Americans
 are furious. ! A lass of students of Dihar ilos | pital at Buda Pest were surprised tC
 see the supposed corpse on the cis
 secting table start up and tIy tO as
 saUIt the surgeon when he com 1 menced to use his knife.
 The subject" was Johann KOHacs | d railroad porter, who fell down un l conscious while at work, and at the hospital was pronounced dead. Ills body was appropriated for dissection
 in the operating theatre, where thC chief surgeon delivered | lecture over 1 it to the students before performing a post mOrtem The first brick of ;he knife. however, reused 4&OVlcs from his trance, and he had to 1a r"StraIn- ed from attacking the surgeon who was about to open him up.
 A new law concerning 'snapslOOt- CTS" has just bten passed n Germany and anyone taking a private person, the interior of a building 1r a work of art and publishing the picture with out permission may find himself con- demned to pay damages to tie tdhe of fifteen thousand dollars, 1r with fine of three hundred dollars dni two months imprisonmnt.
 The only persons who can 1e snap ped without their permission ii the Kaiser. members of the royal family, statesmen and actors and actresses, in fact, anyone who comes Letpre the public in public manner.
 All public works of art and all Iub- lie buildings can also be ph0L )Sr2Dh- ed without permission. This IeSula- tion is now confined to tourists with cameras, but also to newspapers, who will henceforth not be allowed to pub fish the portrait of any private person without his consent. ProsecId Jn will follow on the complaint being trade by the person involved only, as thefe are no police regulations proV:l9d lCr.
 An American invasion of Germany is announced of a somewhat fensrk- able character. A Brooklyn opliclah' Mir A. Thompson, is opening DIE ontician's establishment in Berlin TOT the sale of spectacles, glasses anu c'h, CT similar ware. and he will oa!y 'Sdl in American goods.
 Ii is known by statistics as also py mere observation that TO per ceat oi German men are short-slgntld anu snectacled. The trade is therefore an ennrmous one and the local manniac- turers have long been known as e nerts But NIT. Thompson thinks lhdt German glasses are much inferior 10 those of the States and he has come over to prove his contention.
 The newly formed Kingdom Of Nor way is certainly the most democratic in the world, and would seem almost to have taken many of it's institu- tions from America, which Is not sur prising in 8 country which elected its monarch by plebisite as it did King Haakon.
 That monarch, who IS simplicity it. self in his habits, is really no more than a president with the title Of King. He has just been asked by his chief Minister of State to sign a de- cree ordaining that soldiers address ing requests to the King should no longer sign your humble subject, but should substitute for it your very IESpcIttut-
 King Haakon. who always yields to his subjeets-we beg pardon, his tet- low citizens-democratic tendencies, signed the decree with & good grace. As a matter of fact eytn when the King was officially received in his capital after the coronation, the Min isters addressed him as Monsieur le Roi. and the term Your Majesty was studiously kept out of their speeches.
 Anton Ismailoff, author of the fam ous drama Doomed has returned fro "Yasnaya Polyana," where he found Count Leo Tohstoy completely recovered from his illness, though convinced that his death is not far off. Tolstoy is again working. writ ing and tven playing games.
 T am engaged" he said, "re-compiI- ing my Circle of Children's Reading. And I have to hurry. I am on my way to the grave. wait death no longer with fear. but with indifferS ence."
 T don't SC much worth rtading among the latest writers" said Tol- stoy, holding up several new publica- tions. Maxim Gorky has been driv- eD from the true path. Everything he writes is artificial, 1t smacks of