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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1901)
.& XV.WZmrj&L, j, j I llW I 141 I IXMim'iiiWirtio'itrowihliiiriiaTt'ftfi'i' H'i r KtntMnuMm' rmKmiMm i.ftwi'..WtoA't-alialL,,.-..r..g.-,tfA).Ta.ra THE DAILY JOi MIL Member Northwoot Afternoon Newspaper League. DV HOPBR BROTHERS, SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1001. Dally One Yonr, 3.O0 In Advance Dally Pour Month 91. In Advanoo Dally by Carrier SOo Per Month Weekly One Year 81.00 In Advanoe EDITORIAL It Is amusing to see the scramble of a lot of newspaper men and somo political parasites In no way connected with the printing bueinsss talking about boing candidates for state (printer. The office under the old moth-eaton constitution Is mado elective by the people and costs the peoplo about thirty-thousand dollars a yoar, tho printer clearing up about $10,000 after dividing up with tho print' er's union. The object of so many can didates Is to forco the man who gets it to hire all tho rent. As tho wages amount to from three to six dollars a day any one of theso politicians can make moro sotting typo for the state than he can running his paper. What should bodono, but there Is no danger that It will bo, is to cut the abnormal profits of tho business down to something llko what Is made by bankers, merchants and others who do about tho samo amount of business in a year that a state printer does. Thon the wholo expense for stato printing would be half what it is now. Thero is hardly a newspaper man In tho stato that would not bo glad to take tho ollko on a two thousand a year salary. Tho state printing ofllce should bo so con ducted with publishing the laws and supremo court reports as to become practically self'Sustalning. In fact that could be done with every state office, Instead of making them all a burden on tho taxpayer. The county court of Douglas county has entered into a contract with two sharp lawyers who are going to bring suit to raise the valuation of tho 8. P. Go, tracks In that county to $10,000 a mllo. Theso lawyors agree to carry tho caso through tho circuit and supreme courts and ask no pay until tho county gets Its first year's taxes and then thoy are to get one half. Id other words, tho county will give them half tho procoods for carrying on a harrasslng litigation that will probably result In nothing becauso tho railroad company dofonted Jackson county on a similar lawsuit. It seems to n man up a troo this Is morally wrong, and according to tho old common law tho county com missioners would bo guilty of champorty and the lawyers of barratry for making such an agreement, and if the S. P. Co. cannot bo assessed and haven valuation put on Us property by the asssssor and tho county board of equlitation, Jutt tho samo as any otlior cltlzon of tho county, thero Is something wrong mid the law should bo chungod. Chances are, tho lawyers who got tho contract will bforo long bn In tho employ of tho 8, P. Co,, If thoy don't get such political notoriety out of It that it will send them both to congress. paper millionaire U IbtJ most jotlr fie tlon of tho day Ant! If Inch) is Anyohb to bo truly sorry for, it Is the marl reputed to have millions who hasn't got them, It is sad enough to havo such a thing but to bo cursed with the reputation and have some other fellow who knows bet ter, laughtng and jeering as you have dodge to tho bill collector to keep any chango in your pockot. iffrMsrrsa-isAAaate uBsa3ssawaai It will bo depressing news for tho Pn clflo northwest to loam that tho ro nowned Leigh 8. J. Hunt will not start a million dollar dally newspaper In Seattle. This Corean multi-mllllouairo returned to the Pacific coast some time since and arranged to havoa $1,000,000 building erected, ordered presses of 100, 000 an hour capacity, luasod all tho cables to Asia and several wlros,to Now York, brought a suit against tho Assocla tod Press for afranohlso, and began paying outlawed dobts on paper at loast' and had the newspapers full of himself, and than startod back to Corea until the rest of tho world could catch up with him. Now It transpires that it was largely wlud-work, and tho aolf Intlatlng aeronaut Is laid out sick at soma seaport and his physician orders him to Carlsbad. In Iowa whorellunt was best known ho could not got credit for a week's board, and along with the class like John Uarrett he seems to have the capaoity for swelling himself to enormous dimensions iu proportion to the square of the distance lie removes from homo. This type of making millions and revelling hi tho wealth of a Croesus Is typical of tho ago wo are living In. Two young fellows from Salem wont up ou the Sound and worked on a newspaper ami In a few year It was noised about that they were worth millions. This flctlou sounded big aud amuted their (rlouds and no doubt amused them, for wheu tho paper chasged hands they came to Oregon and went to work by the week at any old Job, carefully concealing tkelr millions from the assessor and their most Intimate frieuds, Recently they have gone iuto oil speculations In California and to, and behold, it Is again ranored that they aro worth millions. Chacces are they wilt be back for it olork hip la the next legislature. The news Tho failure of all reform parties getting Into the saddle In Oregon has not dis mayed tho reform elements. Witness tho defeat of tho great American text book trust, that after nearly twenty years of unbroken power iu this state has been knocked silly and put clear out of business under a Republican adminis tration that mado no pretense to boing a long-whiskered affair. Left to itself the Republican party would have not done very much to get rid of an oppressive monopoly. Hut tho reform elements in alt tho parties took hold and were determined to mnko a cleanup. The nowRopubllcan Governor wasn't owned by tho concorn body and breeches and under tho influence of a wholesome public sentiment he gave the peeplo a commission of such character that it simply couldn't afford to do anything but straight bulsncss. They mot and porformed tliolr work in threo or four days when thoy could have taken a month. Thoy ncedod a few clerks and hired them for a day or two, just as they would if thoy had been spending tholr own money. When they wore through they sent them about their business, just as though they didn't havo the wholo stato treasury to draw on. Thoy bought tho best school books that were offered them for tho money regardless of who published them. If tho old monopoly had offered them, they would havo takorf thorn just as quickly, but that corporation had to spend so much money to keep in touch with the political grafters it couldn't furnish cheap books if it wanted to. Onoof its dish-washers to'd B'll Colvig thnthis "house" Bpent $50,000 a year In Oregon. ''Legitimately?" quizzed Dill. At this even the cheek of a textbook agent turned 17 colors and ho vanished. Tho editor is not going to light this battle ovor again, oxcopt to call attention to the fact that it is possi ble to got n great reform brought about without putting a now party in powor. Somo people havo tho idea that tho country in going straight to tho devil unless thu Pops, or tho Socialists, or the Missouri Rivor Domocracy is put in powor. In fact, tho country will go pretty near tho bad place whenever they aro dependent on any patent duvtco of tho politicians to save it, and peoplo still cnpablo of scratch! n tholr heads for thumsolvcs hotter Irri tate their crnniiims sufllclontly to understand that It is only when a ro form can bo llftod nbovo partisanship that any great result can be brought about for tho good of the gonoral run of folks. Tho general intelllgoiicu and political sagacity of all tho peoplo rises to higher performances than tho concep tion of frothy, brassy, domagoglo soil seeking politicians, who, when the foam Is blown off land the crowd has quit hollering, aro usually as completely ex hausted as to a jug of youst that has blown tho cork out. That Governor Geer was not roaohod by the lawyers and boodlurs of tho textbook trust to con- ttauo thu old expensive graft was moro duo to tho fact that he had not been in politics before going Into office than to any virtue of his party becauso his party had sold out tho sacred interests of public education ou this mnttr for nearly 0 years. This textbook commission sot a uew pace in another matter. When it need, od a few people to do some clerical work it didn't bring its own families into requisition. The daughters ami wives of the mombers were not crowded iuto tho places as though a (amino wuro ou and all who didn't get onto the payrolls forthwith wero doomed to starve. That la tho way people called senators and representatives and others who ac cidentally got public otllco sometimes act. The peoplo who wero employed wore not even mentioned In the news papors auy moro than aro the hands employed ut the cau'nery or tho sawmill at $1.96 a day. Thoy simply did tholr work by tho day the same as auy other laborer and were paid for their work, not (or Idling, or Bitting ou the beuohes with ttio members, or tylugon their ear-mulllora. Tho wholo lollypop and lallygagging relation of tho nvorugo legislative committee clerkship are disgusting to a mau who has any sense of pride, and Is probably tho rea son why so mauy members prefer to hire thalr wives and daughtors because that puts an end to IU Tho Ides of mak ing tho State pay lor what any self respecting man should be ashamed to havo paid tor except out of his own pookot is repulsive. The textbook com mission had ouly a few clerks to hire but the way they did It U deserving of rjomment it for no otbor purpose than to fub it Iu on the whole ghastly clerkship graft that, in tho last biennial boodle run up to $22,000, and the Kuyken organ up at Kilgeno has the audacity to say it was a very economical leginlatnre. Now the peoplo may know what to expect if they elect another legislature run by the Kuykendall crow. If tho peoplo evor got their oyee open to tho fact that if they will Just send a different slripe of men to tho legislature fellows like these textbook commlfsioners and not allow tho legislative tikcot to be made up Just to enable some politician to pay his po litical debts they would reduce their burdens just in proportion to the way the price of school books has been reduc ed and get just that much better laws and government. For bo it known there Id no Improving the government byspend ing more money on it. As well drain a slaughterhouse Into a sewer and ex pect to Improve tbo sanitary conditions of the city as give the Drownells and Kuykendalls more money to squandor in public affairs. But they are the element in charge of the Republican party in Oregon so far as the legislature is concerned and tho federal patronago at the hands of McKinley, and the men composing the textbook commission may as well prepare (or tho rebuke that snrely awaits them for having set an example of doing public business without em ploying boodle methods. Their influence and tbeir pernicious example of apply ing tho samo horse-eonso business methods to a public job that they would to private affairs will have te be over thrown or it is nil dny with tho style of statesman who brings as many of his family to Salem as can bo spared from the farm or tho country grocery to orna ment tho payroll. The style of beastly practical economy practical by this textbook commission in not hiring any moro clerks than thoy needed or keep ing them any longer than thoy had work for them to do, would drive half the politicians in Oregon out of busi ness. It is doubtful if tho peoplo them selves would stand it to havo public business conducted in that way. Certainly those wouldn't whoso only interest in n public official is not in his principles so much as in his pull. Eczema How It reddens tho skin, Itchel) VMl dries and scales! Borne people call It tetter, milk crust or salt riieuni. Tlio suffering from It Is sometimes In tense; local applications arc resorted to tlicy mitigate, but cannot cure. It proceeds from humors Inherited or ac quired and persists until these have been removed. Hood's Sarsaparilla positively removes thctu, has radically and permanently cured the worst casei, and Is without an equal for all cutaneous eruptions. llooD'a 1'1!.L8 are ttiv twit cathartic. 1'rlce ttcenu. wouldn't put in two-thirds of their time trying to do up the people off whom they get their living, If the people of Oregon haven't been salted with a system for twenty years that kept out all competition in quality and price, wo will never print another line on this subject. Tho American Rook Co. wasn't to blame for taking advantage of such a snap so much as the stato and county officials who took pay from tho people and then sold out our most sacred institution for just a little filthy lucre. 8fi& WrpSrtffeirfot't 8iriititD ii did bur he cried. i wc ii see nooui iu - ami ne pro- buricn of cigar did "Welh We'll We nbout tlhbcti bis firearms and bee'ah siiootfnir AfccuKitely nbi rapidly. At the end of tbh IrilhutM Blork gathered lip his no ble savage ill u basket, While tho resus citated Tube nml the avenging Ipnac moved off nrm In ami. Harper's Magazine. BATTLES OF NATURE. In It is comical and yet nauseating to read of one Professor Frank Rlgler, who by somo mysterious process, is kept at tho head of thu Portland city schools, coming out in laudatory endorsement of the- recent toxtbook adoption in this state which ho had nothing whatever to do with, thank fortune He hud the cheek to have a lot of people pushing him for a place ou tho toxtbook com mlitslon, and tho stato was full of material to havo proven Iiia utter unfit ness for disinterested work I' he had got on there. Tho Governor wisely con cluded not to havo his valuable service, und if thu (alien angel, after ho was kicked out of tho society of tho celestial host, had turned around und endorsed their action in sending him to tho bottomless pit, he would not havo ap peared moro robustly ridiculous than this latest wrigglu of Rlglor. Tho wholo toxtbook adoption is a slap square in tho face of all the Wrigglers like Riglor, who for twenty years used their public positions to act as book agents for a privato corporation to detriment of tho schools and at tho expense of tho taxpajer. Theso gontlomon, if snch performances on the part of educational officials permits the uso if that word Iu connection with them, cannot wriggle off tho plnhook by perfuuetory endorsement of what it took tho decent peoplo of all parties in this state three yoars to bring about in spito of the united opposition of these politician educators like the now wriggling Riglor, Tho plain truth is this toxtbook reform that has now extracted on eloventh hour endorsement from Rlgler had his utmost contempt aud solid opposition for tho last threo years. He fought tho Daly bill when it was boing drafted by tho joint legislative committee. Ho exeroiscd such a terrorism in behalf of thu great American textbook trust whioh he represented that teachers un der him wero afraid to como before the committee aud glvo any suggestions. He tried to engineer resolutions through tho State Teachers' Association con demning the reform. Tho last effort of the prolonged wiggle was last winter at the meeting ot tho department of state superintendence, whatever kind of an auimal that may be, when au effort was mado to change Gov. Geer's determina tion to uamo a business men's commis sion, and Rlgler was sat upon, It is said that Rlgler was putting in his time at Salem during tho sessions of the Toxtbook Commission, and aa he never said a word la favor ot the reform you cau bet your last cent he was not here in tho interost of his health. There is no danger of his resigning or leaving the Jstate, but a whole lot of people wouldu't shed auy tears over a wholo lot of the bookt&geiit school teaohera emigrating And leaving vacancies that might be filled with some others who A CLEANLY AGE. Twentieth Century Ideas ' Incline To ward Sanitation and Preventatives. Nowadays scientists believe that in cleanliness lies tho Becrot of prevention of diseases. To prevent a disease, romovo tho cause. Just as unclean habits breed many diseases, so careless hablta will breed dandruff, Improper uso of another's brushes, combs, etc., will surely cause dandruff, and, in timo, will just as surely cause baldness. It's microbic infection, nothing more nor less. Newbro's Herplcide kills the dandruff germ, and causes hair to grow luxuri antly. Herplcide is absolutely free from grease or other injurious substances. AN INDIAN CIGAR SIGN. The Fnte That Overtook One AKiPe Ive Wooden Sarnice. The city of Little Muddy, on the up per TellowBtouo, was an exceedingly wide awako town In 1887. When It had reached tho mature ago of 3 months, every kind of business mnn was represented except tho cigar deal er, aud tlio next week n man from Chi cago named Stark opened a tobacco ttore, with n large, gaudy and aggres nlvo wooden Indian In front, holding a tomahawk savagely In one hand nnd n bunch of cigars in tho other. It would take n chapter to tell of all tho troublo Stnrk had with that wooden aborigine. This vnriety of sign was raro In that region, nnd gentlemen not unconnected with the stock growing Industry who came in from tho ranges wearing spurs and weapons would resent his threat ening attitude for that matter, no In dian, even tho most peaceably dispos ed, was popular. Ho was knocked off his pedestal half n dozen times a day. Stark learned to know whnt had hap pened whenever ho heard a dull crash In front nnd would step outsldo nnd re store his fallen warrior. Hut tlio red man did Waterloo till Tobo Hartley aud a friend, preserved to us under tho nunie of Long Isaac, enmo In from tho Light ning's Nest neighborhood. A closo friendship existed between these two worthies. It wns their first vacation from the ranch for soveral months. They wnndercd about town In a re ceptive mood nnd sought to enjoy their visit. No facts aro extant concerning their condition nftcr somo hours, but wo may perhaps bo allowed our suspi cions. Finally thoy separated, nnd Tobo, coming along to tho Indian and not noticing his upraised hatchet, sat down ut his feet to rest Ho soon fell asleep nnd sank lower. At this Junc ture Isaac camo around tho corner nnd tank in tho trade situation at a glance. UnrrnalrtK SlraRRlea Which Rnd STurrlrnl of Flttent. We rend the tablets of long ago which the geologist has deciphered for us, nnd wc find them an endless story of battles. Tho successful specie which occupy the great geologlcnl horizons have come out of great tribu lation. The trllobltcs and stone lilies of the sllurlan period, tho gigantic club moss and (luted slglllnrlaus of the coal age. tho enormous ammonites of tho Jurassic and chalk epochs, tho mighty elephants and majestic deer forni3 of the tcrtlnry era arc magnates of tho times und masterpieces of tho struggle. They have been redeemed at great price, even of n thousand species und tens of thousands of Individuals who fell short of tho typical fitness and wero killed out These magnates, each In its turn, wero pioneers of progress, like tho scouts of a great imny and wero caught In a physiological am bush. The pcdlgrco of tho horse In the most recent past has been made out traced shall wc say. for a hundred thousand years before man came on the scene (for Lord Kelvin asked the geologist to hurry up and not be too lavish with time or wo should have said 200.000 years before man). Tho flectness, graco ilnd strength of the horse aro owing to his ability to walk on one too, to which have been correlated the wonderful Instincts by which ho has become tho partner of man In his Industries and struggles. He has been derived In almost a strict gradation from the two toed, threo toed, four toed nnd flvo toed ancestors which flourished In the nges which preceded man. Myfnds of Individuals and all the species and varieties died out to mnko room for tho one toed selection to enable this favor ite to occupy the ground unthwartcd by crossing or by recurrence to average forms. Ho was redeemed at a great price nnd hns come through a great tribulation. Contemporary Review. wmm mnom, HOW THE 8KETCHE8 ARE RePP.61 DUCED UPON THE FlLrVlS. Only n Lanrcr, When Justice Bookstavcr was on tho supreme court bench, he had ns special officer or attendant a punctilious old German, who always stood guard at the door leading to the Justice's private chambers when the Justice was within. One day a prominent lawyer and two of his clients called and asked If the Justice would receive them. The officer threw open the door and called out loudly to the Justice: "Shudgci Two shcntlcmans und n lawyer vurits to speak mlt you." The three gentlemen laughed. "Vor vhat you luff, eh?" "Don't you count mo a gentleman?'' asked the lawyer. "Ach, you're a lawyer only; dat's dif ferent" New York Mall and Express. iWhat Shall we Have or Desert r This question arises In tho family not meet his ,eVery day L!t us answer It today. a. i j jcii'u, u uuiii'iuuB mm ueuuiuui dessert Prepared In two minutes. No boiling! no baking! simply add boiling water and set to cool. Fla Fla eors: Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and Strawberry. Get a package at your grocer's today. 10 cts. Craln-01 Grsln-01 Remember that name when you want a delicious, appetizing, nourish ing food drink to tako the placo of coffee. Sold by all grocers and liked by all who have used it Graln-O Is made of pure grain, It aids digestion and strengthens tho nerves. It Is not n stimulant but a henlth builder and tho children us well as the adults can drink It with grent bcnollt. Costs about Vi as much as coffee. 15c. and UOc. per pnekagc. Ask your grocer for Graln-O. The Amount of. atoremt-nt Thnt May De Crorrded Into mtlr Seconds. The Grentent Sacrmae Are Often Dronaht About ItyAealdent. "A queer thing about moving pic tures," said an expert operator In thnt line to n New Orleans Times-Democrat reporter, "is the Illusion they generally I produce ns to tho time they occupy while on tho screen. "What Is known ns the 'standard exhibition film' is CO feet long. It Ib used nlmost entirely for comic scenes, trick pictures and other effects thnt arc got up In tho studios of the experts who make them a spcclnlty. Every theater goer has seen them, and I will venture tho as sertion that the average man will de clare they take at least threo or four minutes In passing before tho eye. As a matter of fact the picture Is on tho screen less than one minute. You can easily figure it out for yourself. Tlio ordinary DO foot film of tho kind to which I refer Is put through tho repro ducing machine nt the rate of 10 pic tures to the second. Each picture Is three-fourths of an Inch broad, which makes the 10 measure exactly ono foot, edge to edge; in other words, tho film travels n foot a second CO feet CO seconds. What gives It tho effect of taking up so much more time is the Immense lot of action that is usuully crowded into the brief period It Is In view. Until tho moving picture was Invented I don't think anybody hnd the least idea how much could bo done In CO seconds. It seemed hardly tlmo enough to turn around In, yet when tho experts began to study Its possi bilities they found it was ample for hundreds of little pictorial comedies that have since delighted nudlcnccs all over the world. "It Is entirely a matter of rehearsal. A subject is selected, generally calling for from three to four people, and ev ery detail of the 'business' or action Is carefully worked out In advance. Sup pose, for Illustration, that a comic bur glary Is the topic. The business, In skeleton, might run something like this: Old gentleman dozing In parlor; enter burglar; old gentleman awakes; burglar hides; cuter policeman, search es the loom, collars old gent; they light and roll on the floor while bur glar suddenly emerges and leaps out of the window. That doesn't sound particularly side splitting, but iu the hniids of Intelligent comedians it cau be made really very funy. The nil es seutlal thing Is to crowd It Into CO sec onds, and to that end each bit of ac tion Is carefully timed and made to fit into each other bit like so many well genred cogwheels. The old gen tlemnn's startled yawn, the burglar's glance around tho room and every step, movement und gesture from be ginning to cud Is calculated with tho utmost nicety, and nt Inst after dozens of rehearsals the net is attempted be fore the recording machine. If every body Is lucky, it goes through on sched ule time, but the slightest hitch Is fa tal, and If one occurs the film Is spoil ed, nnd they must try nil over again. No wonder It seems imposslblo to fu ture spectators that so much could tinusplre In CO seconds. "Rut some of the most telling effects In composition pictures," continued tho operator, "hnvo been the result of acci dent nnd wero entirely unpremeditat ed. That was the case with a film that I had a hand lu preparing nnd that afterward made a tremendous hit and proved to be one of the best sellers ever put on the market In getting up the picture our principal purposo was to Introduce a large and very In telligent bulldog I owned at the time, und wc sketched out n simple llttlo scene In which u tramp steals n pie from a kitchen window, Is pursued by tho Ana ami Is lust been trylug to scale Ifel amzmipk An Excellent Combination, Tho pleasant method nnd bpnn-i ' effects of the well known r?5caI 3rnur or Flos, manufactured 't7p GAuronitiA Fio Srntip Co iii.T l'le tho valuo of obtaining tho lie .t,i . le wuuiuiuuuj iiuuutb nnu t)n4i themiu the form most refresnWn V - It llvo, cleansing- the system cffettnallv' disnellinir colds, hoadnolma n.i i ' tasto and acceptable to tho svstcnl 1? is tho one perfect atrengthenlni? lv. tiro, cleansing- the system cffettnallv disponing colds, headaches and terZl gently yot promptly nnd enabling on -overcome habitual copstipatlonpT ancnt y. Its perfect freedom fVom every objectionable quality and sub stnne, and Its acting on the kldnevi liver nnd bowels, without wcakcnW or Irritating- them, make It tho ideal laxative. In the process of manufacturing Am aro used, ns they aro pleasant to tlio taste, but tho medicinal qualltiesof the remedy aro obtained from senna nnd other aromatic plants, by a method known to tho OAr,ironiA Fio Strup Co. only. In ordor to get IU beneficial (Heels and to avoid imitations, please roini'iiibcr tho full name of UioCorriDanv printed on tho front of every package CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. BAN FXIANOIBCO, OAL. totnaviiii:, mr, new Yomt, w. y, Foraolo by oil Druggleta. Prlco Wc. perbotti the oacK lonct- wtt tic srtsi ;.. lug to his coattnlls. "The training of the dog was the main trouble, but 1 dually taught him to lay hold of anything red, and we sowed a big piece of flannel as a mark to the back of our tramp's coat Red photographs black, so it couldn't be eeen lu the pictures, and after n good tunny rehearsals the dog learned to dash out at exactly the right moment and nail the marauder, whose cue wns then to rush for the fence and consume the remaining time In making an ap parently desperate effort to scramble over tho top. At last we got every thing all ready, gave the word and started tho record machine to take tho picture. "Immediately tho little comedy be gan. The 'tramp appeared, looked around stealthily, saw the pie. hooked It nnd wns having a feast when out sprang tho bulldog and seized him by the coattalls. Do thereupon sprinted to tho fence nnd was about to carry out the rest of tho programme when, to our consternation, tho boards gave way, and he came down bang on top of the dog. The film hnd about tcu seconds to run, and It was occupied lu recording ono ot the liveliest scraps that ever happened. There was no hippodrome about it Doth parties were out for blood. When the fence fell, the bull dog had promptly transferred himself from tho tramp's coattall to tho tramp's calf, while that unfortunate persoa snatched up a broomstick aud tried to pry him loose. They rolled over and put about CO times as much action and animation in the last ton seconds m had been crowded Into the preceding 40. We flnully pulled them apart, and It was not until tho negative was devel oped that wo realized what a prize we had accidentally secured. That car nest and Impromptu wind up hns con vulsed audiences all over Christendom nnd made fully ns much of u hit lu Eu rope as It did nt home." 0ASTO3R.IA. Bws tho j lto KM You Hart tiif B$l 6HflPI0N DRAW GUT M ER ITDRKWS THE BKR NO PUSH. (oo'g'oooftx WW II VS. 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