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NORWAY.

The copper mines in Meraker about:
40 (English) miles east of Trondhjem
will be sold at public auction;. and a,
new company is expected to resume the
work. Most of the preliminary work;
has been finished. The present. owners,
have sunk about $750,000 in this plant
Some business men in Sandefjord
have bought large steamer at Rotter-
dam for a whaling EXPEDITION to the
South Shetland Islands. The ship will
be equipped for turning the blubber
into oil as fast as the animals are
caught
On the grave of Lars Fykerud, not
ed violinist, a huge bautasten, Or
coarse monument, has been placed by
his friends. He died in 1902 and was
buried at Bo cemetery, Telemarken.
Fykerud achieved some success both
in Norway and America.
On midsummernight the Norwegian
witnessed a veritable exodus to the
eastern portion of the suburbs of the
city. The weather happened to be ex-
ceptionally fine, and reporter of a
poetical turn of mind describes the
scene as follows: people cannot re-
member such st. Johns night as this
It was a Northern Midsummernight's
feast with all it's wonderful magic.
Dancing around the bonfires, elves
dancing in the groves and over the
meadows; an ocean Of musical strains
! subdued by the peace of the summer
night. Nature bewitched the sons OF
men, every selfish thought seemed tC
| melt away in the vast harmony. In
the luminous summer night one could
not avoid the sense Of the all-embrac
ing love, Of the presence of God. Il
was like being in a church." At Least
! 10000, people enjoyed this rare treat.
There is about S7,OO00,00o in the
national treasury. It is said that che
government is in favor of an extra ap
preparation of one million dollars TO-
putting the navy in better shape.
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Foley Kidney Pills have cured me-

The above is a quotation from let
ter written by H. NJ. Winkler, Evans
vile, Ind. II contracted severe case
of kidney trouble. My back gave out
and panied me. Seemed to have lost
all strength and ambition; was both
cred with dizzy spells, my head would
swim and specks float before my eyes.
l took Foley Kidney Pills regularly
and am now perfectly we'll and feel
like new man. Foley Kidney Pills
have cured me-" Warren Pharmacy.
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SWEDEN.

The late Prof. Kallenberg, of Kris
tianstad, bequeathed over $4,000 to |
charitable concerns in his neighbour
hood.
Work has been started on the cleo |
IRRIGATION of the government railroad
from the great iron ranges in Norr-.
land to the Norwegian fontier.
A new religious sect has been start
ed at Vanneberga, Skane. The devotees
of the new sect call themselves Tri-
Baptists, because they are baptized
three times.
The sea captains union has petit
toned the government to induce the
next riksdag to pass a law granting
seamen the right to vote by mailed
ballots no matter in what part of the
world they may happen to be on cleo.
ton day. :..:...5
The English press has given utter
ance to the notion that Russia by grad
ually turning Finland into military
camp, is virtually assuming hostile
attitude towards Sweden and Ger
many, and that it is about time for the
latter countries to make a protest.
For the first time in it's history the
| Swedish East Asia company has sent
! complete cargo of goods directly to
/ China and Japan. On former occasions
the steamers touched at Antwerp to
complete the cargo. The bulk Of the
cargo consisted of timber products
and iron. stgJ.
BY a royal decree the city Of Cafe
has been permitted to incorporate new
territory having population of about
1 5000. This gives Cafe total popu
lation Of $4,000, making it the fifth
i city of Sweden by taking the position
held by Heslingborg. It is only a few
) years since Helsingborg played thu
same game on Cafe, and the chance:
I are that their position will be reversee
again at no distant date. 483 G#5@yy
The Bible revision committee will
), soon finish its task And 1t ought to
! for the work has been carried on for
; quarter Of century In the middl.
a Of August the committee will meet a
. .Narstrand to put the finishing touch
3 es to the New Testament FINAL,
4 come the anocryphal books Of tn
81 Cd rresta1ne emit. s
!. The eastss md birds Of prey cause
a totsss7' os:s. es 10000 to Sweden i
D sss.e no u Of this amour
!. st Is he government a
3 flnpzf1Ecf Page AZ alan nee I, rel resentt
.si5 killing Of dt
& poultry.
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VETERINARY PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
WARREN, MINI.
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e. T. FRANK, M. D. G.

Graduate OF Chicago Veterinary College.
Post Graduate Kansas City V Veterinary College,
Member Mimi State Veterinary Med Assn
WARREN, MINI.
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The late Prof. Kallenberg, of Kris.
tianstad, bequeathed over $4,000 to
charitable concerns in his neighbour
hOO6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-02

red rose, till his voice-he never had
much of a voice-would miss a note, and
then he would fall silent from sheer hap
piness.
Because now he would be standing be-
fore the white rose bush and thinking
Of the snow white soul of his own Gene
We've, his own girl. and Of her pure love
that crowned his life with wreath OF
white roses, sweeter than any flower this
earth in all it's gardens ever bore.
Then, in that wonderful evening, James
would gather up the roses plucked in
his own dear mothers garden and carry
them to his own dear girl. And her
dark eyes would smile at him and in the
dark hair he loved would be set. pres
emily. q blossom from the white rose
bush. and it would shine there like
spirit all the moonlit evening long. And
later Genevieve would put 1t in a little
vase all to itself because James gave her.
especially, ust that one rose.
James bought the roses of q florist today.
but they were pink and red and white
just as they used to be. They were
not In q big. pasteboard box. so that
Genevieve would have to walt to see
them until homecoming. No, indeed
They were just in tissue paper parcel.
the stems loose at one end. And Gene
We've opened a fold of paper and peeped
in and looked at the three kinds of roses
and then she smiled at James again, and
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Oh. Islam, how queer you are acting"
But you. at least. can remain FOSSIL
lied, can't you not?" require with
soothing expression Of Honey Fritz.
"Can I? I can't" he did, "Only this
morning received a letter from the Boy
Turks Good Govt League which said
following harsh words:
Dear Subtitle World do Move and
YOU Supposed to get on the Fire Engine
with the rest. Enclosed please find foto
OF Theodore Roosevelt. Hereafter you
will be expected to wear your Teeth out
side your Mustache. al per model.
yours.
''Y. T. G. G. L."
The Sultan Of Turkey sink back in de-
spair with his nose resting on his breast
bone
"They are breaking my heart by
inches.' he grone. Il am too old for
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"Third" the Most Probable.

HARRINGTON PUTNAM. Judge Gay
nors successor on the New York
bench. is noted for his logical mind.
Once. at q dinner at Red Lodge. ms
country house near Denning. Mr.. Putnam
gave an admirable instance of this mental
quality. The conversation had turned TO
non-marrying widows. and Mr.. Putnam
disposed OF the question thus:
When a beautiful widow says that
she will not marry again on any condi
ton, ii may be. first. her husband was
SO good that she could never care for
another man again: or 1t may be. second.
that her experience OF married life was
such as 10 make her desire no more of IL.
or II may be. third. that she is telling .
falsehood."
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elh 1ENEVIEVES ~
@ | KNOW =;
3NXII22''e st ''5;5 Il r' =.
WIZ Vs. BY HELEN HELP
BY HELEN HELP

her mouth took the sweetest curve-just
every bit as sweet as the curve 1t used
to take ever and ever SO many years
ago when James used to come to the
steps OF her fathers home in the village
when the moon shone in those wonderful
summer nights-when James stood at the
foot of the steps and looked UP. worship
ing. into the dark eyes of Genevieve
gazing down upon him from the topmost
step.
In those wonderful. white. moonlit
nights 1t had seemed to James that the
eyes of Genevieve were twin stars. glow
ing with heavenly beauty and maiden
love. After all these years they look the
same way to James today. And her
mouth takes the same sweetest OF all
curves-the curve that comes to the lips
OF the woman who is we'll loved
James is bringing roses to Genevieve
today, Just as he brought them in those
June evenings long ago. Then he used
10 slip down into his mothers garden and
pull the sweet pink blossoms one by
one. He used to look at them and think
of Genevieve's cheeks. Then he used to
turn to another rose bush and pull the
great heavy blooms of the red. red rose
and think of his Genevieve's wonderful
red mouth-and maybe he would hum
little about his love being like the red.
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The Genevieve Who Lived and Loved

tucked the dear flowers up in their wrap
per just as IL she were curling the snowy
blanket about the pink tootsles OF
baby. Just as she used to curl the
blanket about the pink tootsies OF the tall
son who today could pick up little moth
er in one arm and not-so-very big father
in the other and trot away with them.
That is, il such performance were not
beneath the dignity Of the tall, dark
haired man who left James at the eleva-
tor and hurried back to business. "Giye
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he must walk around occasionally in his
soX"
How peculiar it Isl l otter "The
Sultan Of Congress is always walking
around III his sox: yet nobody has ever
discovered him trying to treat rich &
poor alike"
Hon. Mehmud V set silently trying TO
digest this wisdom into the Turkish Ian
guage. While he was acting thusly l
sat and noticed his face He got facs
day. His chin would be strong. only it
isn't. His features are very loosely
draped around his ears and nose
Mr.. Sultan, are you ever timidly
afraid about Anarchists?" require with
voice.
"Deliciously 1 shodder to think how
their bullets may be waitingo for me be-
hind every post" he crate.
discontinue your fears" repose. '1f
a Anarchist went out to kill King he
would never shoot you. He would take
you for q fat lady with a gray mus
tache and q red feE. Thusly you would
be able to escape with the rest Of the
Harem''
Hon. Mehmud look nearly peeved by
this information.
do not reproach me for my fat e.
flabbed condition." he rope off. my
life has been passed far from golf-games
& other Publick Duties. never got no
exercise. The best so years Of my youth
has been passed locked away in Jail
where my dearie brother. Abdul be
Damned, put me and then lost the key
mo Turkey could be in cold storage
SO long and keep healthy" nudge
Hon. Suit look much obliged.
THE Kingdom Of Turkey have enjoyed
serious throw in the past year or
two" say he. Maybe you have read
about 1t in tho papers?'
II have heard some slight gossip about
it," snuggest.
II do not read the papers," confab this
Mehmud man. therefore 1 did not know
there was q Revolution in my unhappy
1880. as I layed in bed partaking my
simple breakfast Of candy and cologne
a Insurgent Leader of Senator Cummins
appearance walked boldly into my selam-
lik without knocks
II am joyful to report that we have
been successful in our attempts" he
snagger, saluting me without breath
"'what attempts have you been at
temping?' I require.
ITO throw down Hon. Abe Hamid,
famous presser of Turkey he report.
"'What crimes has brother Abe been
doing that you should throw him down:
/ require.
He is suspected OF agreeing with
Senator Aldrich In nearly all his policies
he dib bitterly. need it be necessary to
say more?
Why should you burst into my bed
room merely to gossip about it, I snub
tiresomely.
because you are now elected Sultan
OF Turkey on a Reform Ticket Praise
Allah and get up" So did SO and have
continued this exercise ever SINCE
Hon. Mehmud set gloomy weeping
into his shoes.
rs Turkey beginning to get some Mod
ern Ideas?" I nextly require.
Modern 1deasi'' he grubble. by the
necktie Of Abrahim, should say-so she
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they make me nervus," dib Mehmud
with heckling expression. "why should
they always make me SO restless with
their Reforms2 I am not built for a
Chief Executive. I should rather be
Supreme Court Justice where 1 can rest
my brains and enjoy my digestion. Off,
emily and oftenly think Of younger days
and wish was back again in Prison
place where used to be SO happy and 30
free"
The Sultan Of Turkey set chewing
Cigarette smoke carefully like Hon.
Horse Fletcher swallowing turnip.
Them Young Turks thinks because
they made mo they can run me- Prob
ably they are right. They are consta ntly
sending me Demands couched in peev-
ish language like Arthur Brisbane talk
ing to the Trusts. It makes my blood
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No Use for 1t.

COLLECTOR LOEB. at a dinner in
- New York. said of customs crimi-
nal:
He was taken aback when We pro
duced our proof-as much taken aback
as the Washington father.
"A Washington man took his little boy
TO church one Sunday morning. A m1s-
sionary preached. telling about the nude
heather in the tropics. and after the ssr-
mon a missionary collection was taken
up
Tho little boy noticed that his father
put In . suspender button.
He said to his father on the way
home:
Didn't understand the preacher 70
say that those savages went naked.
father:
Yes, my son. was the reply. TIM
glad to find you were SO attentive
Then. father said the boy. why did
you put q button In the platter
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ens- Already l am beginning TO love you.
DO not stand there gosping like an un-
happy kitten-f1sh. Forget your awe!
Why should you fear me? i am nothing
hut the Proprietor of Heaven and Earth.
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mother my love ana III see her III oii-
ner," he said.
So James and Geneyieve, dropping out
Of the active whirl OF things in their
own town. are visiting son Jim and look
ing at the great city. where. when their
wears were fewer. they had sometimes
como for q weeks pure fun. beginning
with their Honeymoon, and going on
through modest seats at tho theater, an
evening or two Of music, wandering
through picture galleries, a delighted
vision Of the parks. and ending with a
1oyful Journey home. there to take up
again the duty and the happiness OF life
with their own.
There really isn't any story to James
and Genevieve of the roses. They have
lust lived and loved. And now they are
still living and loving. His clear blue
eyes and her bright dark ones are full
of interest in the things about them, as
well as of quiet content in each other.
And not content alone, because that Is
not enough. To know the highest pos
sibiiity of life, for James and Genevieve
there must be a deep, thrilling happiness.
Ana INdl-dIls SOu yOuu6 OASSS UChCSo
me-that is with them. too. 1t thrills
their hearts and curves their lips in
smiles and keeps them young to each
other and loving to all the world.
1t is-for James and Genevieve-the
time of roses. 1t always was the time
of roses even through trouble and loss
and sorrow and bitter. bitter pain. And
if you have married the right Genevieve.
Jamie, and you, II you have welded the
right Jamie. Genevieve. you know that
this is true.
Come" says James of the silvery
curls to Genevieve of the snowy French
twist come. there will be just time for
us to go to the matinee
And Genevieve takes the paper off the
roses, shakes out her black silk skirts
and walks away beside her husband.
She does not take his arm. Gracious, no!
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81 RMsA'MUAM 1890 (XY1MI,4~ ace I

The Young Turks will never get so
Young that they Will permit intelligence
in the Harem. This would be too dan
gerous in a country where women might
learn to vote on a basis of 16 to L.
up to dates in everything?" I rastle.
They are already SO up to dates that
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Useful and Ornamental.

From Puck.
Gillis-Great Scott, man. What do you
call that thing?
Willis-We decided at our house this
year that we would give only useful pres
ents, and this is the beautiful. embroid-
cred. hand-painted snow shovel that my
wife gave ma
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has. Already we have got Constitu-
tion and Sugar Trust. We are digging
a subway under Constantinopal and We
are sending to New York fer the latest
type of Traction Scandal
How about Votes for Women" |
snuggest with Stanton Batch voice.
Turkey has got more intelligent votes.
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RE YOU a CnruS.
tiane" This from
him
Thank, you; no.
sir" This from
me.
How fortunate.
Then we can chat
ter together in the
truthful manner
peculiar to Heath
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Optical Hoodoo.

From the Chicago Tribune.
What started this FUSS" demanded
the policeman.
Officer" explained the man. that fell
Ter raised is glass. turned to me. an
said. Here's looking at ye.''
"Wellc''
We'll. when e said it is eyes was
crossed
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cook They want to model everything to
look as much like Chicago as possible.
The faithful MusAlman now goes TO
prayer in a six-cylinder runabout. The
faithful Musselwoman has now dropped
the Turkish toweling from her fair
teachers and goes to matinees In them
jolly -mourner hats of Paris manufacture.
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per harem, than any part of Salt Lake
city. including Utah." say Suit with
voice of local pride.
"If Mrs. Femiline Spankhurst should
come here with Woman Suffering talk.
would the Young Turkies welcome her in
the midst OF other Modern Ideas?" This
from me.
/ could hear earnest thoughts romping
around inside the fez of this Great Man.
"Togo Pasha," he say at lastly, there
is a pretty old ia shioned custom among
the husbands Of Islam. Whenever a Lady
begin to take an interest in Politicks
and to show an intelligence beyond her
Years, she is sewed into q bed-tick &
dropped into the Golden Horn with a
fiat Iron tied to her Turkish slippers
THAT is quantity brutal custom" I
peruse.
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Brace uply." 1 reproach. "A Good
& sad. however suicidal he feels. You
would not wish Turkey to 90 back TO
Tammany gent like Hon. Abe Hamid
would your"
MY brother Abe was not bad sort
OF fela," he report. He was loved and
respected by all who worked for him.
Most Grafters are" 1 despatch.
Many members OF our local smart ost
are dreaming OF the good old days whom
Constantinopal was nearly as wide open
as San Francisco. when the Hon. Lid was
without hinges and Franchises was sold
at every cigar store. Are you familiar
with the rhythmical works OF All Ben
Hammam. municipal poet OF the Graft
Administrations"
I'm this mornings copy Of the Mo-
hammedan Herald | notice the following
touching contribution from that talented
malefactor:
IN THE DAYS OF ABDUL HAM
/" In the days OF Abdul Hamid our at
fairs WAS neat e. tidy:
We massacred Armenans on Monday
and on Friday.
We stole the pennies of the poor, we
never paid our debts:
We had no sorrow in our homes-we had
no Suffrasettes
INV the Nfuckrake'S wrath
The Moslem In his Turkish bath
Sat steaming like a clam
o Allah,
Bishmall ah,
For the days OF Abdul Ham,
;" In the days of Abdul Hamid peaceful
cobwebs clothes the Nation:
The Sugar Trust worked sweetiy on
without investigation"
The Guggenhams and Cunningheims OF
Turkeys fair dominion
knew not the curse OF foresters express
ing their opinion.
The Octopus-who's with US yet
Was then a gentle household pet
Whom no one wished 10 lam.
o Allah.
Bishmallah
For the days OF Abdul Ham!
But now we find the Higher Ups have
stung like an adder:
The Heroes that We used to love have
bursted like adder:
Where once our Rulers gave us Cuff and
hooked the Gaff into ue.
We're getting Wise to how we're done.
and On to those who do u.s.
The Modern Turk is bidding nix
To Side-door- Entrance Politicks.
The same as Uncle Sam.
0 Allah.
Bishmallah,
For the days OF Abdul Ham,"
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After assimilating this sinful poem 4
take my shoes In hand and bob rever-
entity away.
Permit me. Hon. Sir Majesty. TO ex-
pect that you will enjoy your Job more
better as time grows on" I spoke.
IL hope to find some amusing trouble
ere long," he say smilingly. You are
aware OF the proverb: Sultan has mis-
chief still for idle hands to do. Soonly
/ expect another outbreak In Armenia"
You should be discouraged in such 4
sinful wish,' I snagger horribly.
"Perhapsly,' rap off the Sultan with
Thanksgiving expression. but every
Turk has his wish bone
So leave him setting still like an
experienced toad in the fiy-catching sea
son.
Hoping you are the same
Yours truly
HAsHIMuRA TOGO.
Copyright, 1910 by the Associated Literary
Press)
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the Defender of the Faith and a few
other odd jobs. Try to look natural in
my presence"
This conversation revolved between me
and Hon. Mehmud V. Sultan of Turkey,
who / discovered in the Cents Dept Of
the Yildiz Kiosk. He was occupying Hon.
Peacock Throne, where he sat with his
legs crossed like a pair OF suspenders.
stood perpendicular before him holding
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my feetware? Are you shocked with
surprise to see Sultan receiving Wis
itors in his sox-feet?'
II am gradually accustomed to It,"
report. Il have oftenly called on the
Sultan Of Congress at Danville ILL.,"
mo Sultan can expect to act with jus
tice when his shoes pinch him. say
SUIT Easy feet makes easy minds II
a Sultan wish to treat rich & poor alike,
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DRAWINGS W "a 11e>SW K>GI.
LIKE MGRGMNl

my Hon. Shoes reverently in my hand.
set down, Togo Pasha." he commute
with hoarse voice. I look nervusly side
wise l could not see no chairs no.
where's.
Please. Hon. Boss" 1 shodder. where
is 1t that 1 should set on?''
Set on" he sprout scornly. What
are Floors made for?"
ITO sweep, perhaps" I corrode with
jelly nerves while I Topped downwards
on a pile Of sofa cushions of delicious
much feeling.
This Hon. Sultan set silently smoking
Mohammedan cigarettes. He seemed to
be enjoying I'll health very much. Around
the belt he was every inch King and
or extra 1 observed the stylish red
ness Of, his Mystic Shriner hat. I OBJ
served the fashionable blackness Of his
frockaway coat. Also & likewise I OBJ
served the way he wobbled his Rev. Toes
inside his bare white sox.
."Togo Pasha," is next question for
him. "why should you gaze SO f1ercely at
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- Sounssters. what French twist may
be Well, you just ask mother IL sheer
andmother-will show you what II Is
And then gaze upon 1t In admiration Tor
tie really miraculous sickness at the
sides and the space il gives for garniture
IT IN" upper reaches of the brain cover
:" Genevieve had her white locks in a
IL, nch twist And she lifted bright, dark
cs.~ 10 James when he came into the rest
Of The big department store and
there before her, hat in hand, with
Il. understandable air of breeding which
10 lalf shabby garments could for mo-
meat dim
James carried tissue paper parcel in
his hand, very long parcel indeed. and
VERY much bigger at one end than at the
other In fact James with the silvery
curls bringing roses to Genevieve OF
tine snowy French twist
Genevieve lifted bright dark eyes and