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v f t r :K THE SAUNA CALL SAUNA UTAH against New Orleans on the coveted but his work waa everyMississippi where steadily undone Neutrality Is Enforced Washington acted slowly deliberately even with that majesty of that awful courtesy and stillness In wrath that had ever made him a master to be feared In moments ot Mnri in mm One by one the unlawful sharp trial Justice was dons prizes were seized upon their captors the false admiralty courts were shut up The army of the United States was made ready to check the risings In the south and weBt should there be need the complaints of the British minister were of like Insight stood almost alone In scorning soldiers who must needs silenced by deeds as well as by words Installment 24 cool Every man blunder and fall The compulsion of the clamor of those who had welHe bad taken Jefferson direct from their so like provincomed the Frenchman to his little often will It mere a deemed Irksome his grew spirit France where for five years he had been of generous duty to extol the French to Join clubs the minority In congress and the op- cials was Ignored though for a season watching a revolution come on apace after their manner In the name of the position slowly pulled Itself together It seemed the voice of the country not from to hurried by stage stage self and the humiliating work which man to speak everywhere In as the months went by to concert statesmen who were masters in the rights of of ought never to have been necessary by the definite policy of action art and practice of freedom like praiBe It the revolution But became necessary to act — to saw as plainly as any was at last made effective and comtime Washington In the counthose who had presided declare the position and policy of the man what was taking place He was plete sels of America but by demagogues (TO BE CONTINUED) nation's government towards France — sensitive to the movements of opiniand philosophers rather and the subsober second thought had come and on wished above all things to have tle air of that age of change had crept a DISHES task was a little simpli- the government supported by the peo- STORIES OF FAMOUS He had come Washington's Into the man’s thought fied was never weary of ple’s approval radical rather back a philosophical The measures already adopted by writing to those who were In a posi- Fifty Hams Into One Small He had yet to than a statesman Chef and His Dream the government though well enough tion to know to ask them what they learn in the practical air of America of Muslo soberly thought what plain and steady policy must calculated to render It strong had not and their neighbors men to been equally well planned to make It about the questions and policies under serve him to win Cookery never prosaic has Its own to his following and Washington popular The power to tax so Jeal- debate waa never so Impatient as to romances Prosaic on the other hand ously withheld but the other day from run recklessly ahead of manifest pubfound him a guide who needed watchare those to whom Soubise merely the Confederation the new congress lic opinion ing a suggestion of glorified He knew how many men had been conveys begun promptly and confidently Foreign affairs over which it was bad onions Crecy a soup of carrots ColJefferson's duty to preside began of to exercise upon a great scale not repelled by the measures he had sup- bert a consomme with poached eggs the ported Hamilton In proposing knew a sudden to turn upon the politics of only laying duties upon Imports a 1— Steam Shovel and Crew in Culebra or the farce with The 2—One of the Great EmerCut France where Jefferson’s thought was natural resource of the general gov- that a reaction had set in that even name isentree the dish or flavorhowever gency Dams Devised to Protect the Locks so much engaged The year 1789 In ernment but also imposing taxes upon to seem to repulse France and to reof its own At with a history so ing or the aid would fuse distilled and sureher spirltB sympathy entering which America gained — Colon Z C What of who men origoften not as and the and have considerable educaare all quaint fiscal field of the states ly strengthen It The men who were though and set up a government soberly planThe best of them have found Not only had the war debts of the opposed to his financial policy were inal as che famous story of Mme de have done the actual digging of the tion ned to last was the year In which are they positions as clerks stewards and the canal? Who curl papers and the cut- Panama Malntenon’s and set out states been assumed but a national also the men who most loved France France lost bear her whence have they come how do they like The Barbadians are In the main had been set up (1791) as if still now she was mad with revolution lets en paplllotea which upon a wild quest for liberty which bank name a story attaches itself to many live? densely ignorant but they are a further to make the general govern- They were the men who dreaded was to cost her both her traditional We all have read a lot about Colhappy lot and as they stream away sure of a complete mastery In strong government as a direct menace of them polity and all the hopes she had of a ment Soubise Bauce It- onel Goethals Colonel Sibert Colonel from the canal to their quarters in Round the famous new one In that year broke the the field of finance Jefferson and Ran- to the rights alike of individuals and Colonel kitchen has wov- Gaillard Hodges Colonel the evening they sing frolic and play dolph bad fought the measure In the of the separate states the men who self the gossip ofIt the storm of the French revolution was the cook of the Gorgas and a few others of the men practical jokes as though they had of en a romance philosophy Infection that cabinet as many a moderate man bad held a very Imperative It was a dangerous a day of backthe London who hold the “big Jobs" We know not just completed sayB and of revolt against any Prince de Soubise went abroad from France in those first fought It In congress and Washington separation inImmediate that whose their talent subordinates are breaking labor They receive an averStandard withheld his signature from It till too great authority If he showed Evening days of her ardor and nowhere was had reskillful energetic young engineers age of $30 a month their meals cost should hear what they had to urge himself cold towards France he would vented the famous sauce which we he It more In Amerto than likely spread and doctors from the states But them 30 cents a day and their living But he had sent their arguments to certainly strengthen them In their tain today although Bertrand’s fash- what ica do we know about the men who quarters almost nothing unless they ion of larding the glgot of mutton It liut Washington's vision in affairs Hamilton for criticism and had ac- charge that the new government handle the pick and shovel who run prefer to rent rooms from outsiders to accompanied has gone out of fashion was not obscured He had not led cepted his answer in favor of the craved power and was Indifferent the ideas who steam own drills load his Then they get the worst of it for the The had borings chef princely bank the guarantees of freedom revolutionary armies without learnon what kitchen economy In a prince’s with dynamite who help to fill up rentals for ordinary rooms without had chalJefferson and Randolph But Washington’s spirit was of the "The ing what revolution meant interminable dirt furniture and conveniences are exhousehold should be His master once and empty the which has been effected in lenged the measure on the ground that majestic sort that keep a great and orbitant The barracks for laborers ordered him to prepare a menu for a trains? France” he said “is of so wonderful it was without warrant in the Consti- hopeful confidence that the right view With the very beginning of the provided by the commission are fitted He was a little dainty little supper tution which nowhere gave congress will prevail that the “standard to electrified a nature that man can hardly realone item on the French attempt to dig the canal the with several tiers of bunks made of that find to fiscal which the wise and honest will repair" the right to create corporations ize the fact’’— his calm tones ringing At regThis al- labor problem bobbed up as serious canvas slung on iron frames Hamilton replied that be- is also the standard to which the bill consisted of fifty hams was amidst the enthusiastic cries or other straDgely small especially lu view of the horribly In- ular intervals lowance when the supper these are taken down enumerwhole people will rally at last “I fear if it and of the time though it has sides the powers explicitly on the Isthmus boiled and such other sanitary have been a little as- sanitary conditions must and select to the ated Constitution held and gave steadily enough congress be but long gone triumphantly through the first rapidly to measures as are necessary are cartonishing even In those prodigal days White laborers succumbed paroxysm it is not the last it has to the power to pass any measure "nec- on high to be seen of all When the “Do you intend to feast my whole regi- yellow fever and malaria and It was ried out with regularity and preencounter before matters are finally essary and proper” for executing those moment for action came be acted ment — are you mad?” demanded Sou- found that only negroes could with- cision Is of too set forth that congress was itself left promptly settled unhesitatingly as If in in- bise of bis cook The revolution stand even fairly well the diseases If the laborer is Injured or falls ill what might thus seem difference to opinion The outbreak great a magnitude to be effected In bo to determine there Is a dispensary and a doctor Bertrand replied that he could If he and the climate short a space and with the loss of so necessary and that if it deemed the of war between France and England chose Ret the When Uncle Sam took hold of the close at hand and if the case is at fifty hams Into a glass erection of a bank a proper means of made it necessary he should let the bottle little blood” in the "Arabian big Job he had the benefit of the ex- all serious the patient Is sent to the the like genii He hoped but did not believe that executing the undoubted financial pow country know what he meant to do Nights" the bottle being no larger perience of the ' French in this as in hospital at Ancon or Colon There commenced “War having actually It would run Its course without fatal ers of the government the constituthan his thumb Thus were flavorings other respects and though he tried he receives free as skilful treatment between France and Great Britain” he disorders and he meant in any case tional question was answered great a few experiments in the labor field as money could buy and there he is made In the kitchens of the a view In wrote such 1793 to Jefferson WashinBy accepting “It chefs April to keep America from the Infection on his own account it was soon de- kept until he recovers or dies She waa herself but “In a convales- gton sanctioned the whole doctrine of behooves the government of this counwhich Is a termined that the actual digging could There is Intense rivalry between Sause a la Chambord cent state” as be said after her own “Implied powers” which Jefferson try to use every means in its power modern accompaniment Now there the Jamaican to many fish be done best by negroes and the “Bajian" for the very annulment of a writ- to prevent the citizens thereof from deemed too was still She observant struggle each believes firmly that his island dishes has come to mean a sauce tasti- are two islands in the West Indies No and constitution ten either of us those with embroiling explicit moreover of European politics and which are is bigger and better than the other’s ng of mushrooms of crayfish and both British possessions like a province rather than bounds Jefferson believed could be powers by endeavoring to maintain truffles and made of all these good overflowing opinion with workmen — Jamaica and both bcSieve that incidentally a strict neutrality I therefore require like a nation— inclined to take aides Bet to the aggressive sweep of congresar’ Mtion of sweet and Barbados To these islands agents both Jamaica and Barbados are larger If the two houses that you will give the subject mature things with the sional pretension as If she were still a child of the Eu breads sofe roes and other delicacies were sent and soon the colored men than Cuba Their looks of dismay to be given leave to do whatever consideration measures were such as that who had ropean flung away “Chambord1 family began to arrive on the isthmus ship- when shown a map of the West Inhowever Originally from her mother England to cling in they thought expedient in exercising shall be deemed most likely to effect larded fish and was load after shipload Many of them dies are comical to behold their In any case great and commandthis desirable purpose may be adopted merely Implied pique to an ancient foe When brought their wives and children and Two things these negroes are exin particular No man could doubt In without Such other applied to carp powers delay Washington's first and almost single ing Francois I married his son to Cathe- have become a part of the permanent tremely fond of — religion and rum face of such measures what the measures as may be necessary for us rine de Panama object at every point of policy’ was to the of IntroItalian her suite And both are rather disastrous to Medici population make of the provincial states of the spirit and purpose of Hamilton were to pursue against events which it may duced the French chefs of the day to One other source of labor was many of them The insane asylum or of the president whom Hamilton so not be in our power to avoid or conUnion a veritable nation Independent dishes among them drawn upon largely the north of whose buildings straggle up one slope trol you will also think of and lay many Florentine at any rate and ready to be great strangely dominated which Spain de veau There the agents of the com- of Ancon hill Is full of them and being the frtcandeau them before me at my arrival In PhilU Strong Opposition when its growth should come and Its ever mission found a race of men hardy French dish to a most of them has remained the doctors acording for which place I shall set adelphia Strong measures bred strong opposiself knowledge since ponds “Every true friend have been brought there by either At Chambord whose eager for work and more intelligent When the first congress came out tomorrow" to this country" he said at last “must tion like the famous one at Versailles than the negroes A large number of rum or religion In evening Every to there no be He was Mount Vernon when seemed at parhe teemed with historic carp the Idea them were brought over and though the streets of Panama may see and feel that the policy of It Is together be enAll men seemed dispatched these Instructions but It came to the Italian maltre de cuisine for a time with any na- ties in the country not to embroil ourselves they were troublesome by countered large groups of negroes agreed upon a fair and spirited trial did not take him long to reach the seat to lard the fattened carp as well as reason of their disposition to engage listening to the exhortations of some tion whatever but to avoid their disto consult his cabinet of government and if they of the new Constitution But an oppo Boon putes and their politics in bloody quarrels among themselves the calf and "a la Chambord” leader often a woman and singing sltlon had begun to gather form before and to issue a proclamation of neu- spread all over France will h&rass one another to avatl ourafter several had been locked up by with fervor the hymns she Intones selves of the neutral conduct we have Its two years term was out and In trality whose terms no man could misIs said to have made the the Zone police they learned to beOn other corners are defor them Napoleon explicit threat of remark that more reconciliations and have Twenty years’ peace with the second congress party lines began take It contained like civilized adopted more tachments of the Salvation beings Army action against who happy arrangements were due to the These Spaniards do not mix with the any such an increase of population and re- to grow definite — not for and against exemplary working with equal enthusiasm And the Constitution but for and against should presume to disregard it to sources as we have a right to expect chancellor than famous In of In cook his either the living quarters and the hoswork or socially negroes of use an constitutional Genet Comes From extravagant France added to our remote situation from the the nonentities of the corps and pitals groups will surround soma They have their own camps That very month (April 1793) Edof nations who thronged the messes powers will in all probability powers The stewards and cooks at amateur pastor who preaches to them There was still a majority for the mond Charles Genet a youth still in antechambers of the Tulleries enablo us in a Juat cause to bid dethese messes are Europeans and the and prays for them In these ways his twenties whom the new republic fiance to any power on earth" and principal measures of the administrawas once the recipient on the Spaniards get better meals than the when they are not drinking the nesuch were bis thought and purpose tion but the minority had clearly be- over sea had commissioned minister part of the town of Geneva of a mon- negroes The food is adapted to groes spend much of their leisure at ster trout caught In the lake which their national taste and they receive time and as they are impressionable States landed from the first gun to gather force both In the votes to the United It pleased him to take was at that time famous for its fish wine several times a week For this and excitable “1 want an American character” he and in the debates The reaction was Charleston and Ignorant the recried “that the powers of Europe unmistakable Even Madison Wash- possession of the country as if It were The trout and the sauce a la they pay 40 cents a day — 10 cents sults are not always good we act for which accompanied the gift more than the colored men pay The ington's stanch friend and intimate of course an appenage of France He may be convinced Pay day In the zone furnishes and not for others” He had counsellor who had at first been his waa hardly ashore before he had be- cost the municipality about 6000 francs Spaniards are considered the best some interesting scenes The pay house began to gun to arrange for the fitting out of which even In those days of reckless common workmen In the zone In the car traverses the railway and at each charge of a nation in the making and spokesman and then privateers to issue letters of marque prodigality was looked upon as a feast ho meant it should form under his draw back— first doubted The day laborer on the canal as a labor camp or town a long line of care an Independent character uses the opposed the policy of the treasury He to American citizens and to authori- In culinary extravagance and negroes files through 1L Each man pick general thing Filets de boeuf a la Montgolfier It was thus he proved himself no had led the opposition to the bank ze French consuls at American porta shovel and does work that calls for must present his pay check and sentimentalist but a statesman It and grew more and more uneasy to to act as Judges of admiralty In the have as can be well understood lost no especial skill But this Is not true identification tag with one hand and of prizes condemnation note the course affairs were taking their prestige In those days of aero- of all of them was stuff of his character this purThere is a higher in the other hold his hat or cap Into maAs he Journeyed northward to Phila- plane although no maker of flying It looked as if the administration He would have pose of independence grade lq which the men do such work the latter the cashier shoves the silof set purpose to in- delphia he was Joyfully confirmed in chines today seems 'to have had his as the ptayed a like part of for were determined riveting on the great lock ver coins that make up the workhis views and purposes by his receptname coupled with beef or any other gates and the operating of the busy man’s monthly stipend bluiself among his neighbors on the crease the expenses of the governThe process In order that they might add to named so hands of however the at were the ion ment He filet he could people Is extraordinarily rapid as it must and batteries of steam and compressed They plantations Virginia when filets the was of so dined and which loans were toasted and because the ehape everywhere understand neither nor tolerate the the air drills that bore the holeB for the be for there are many thousands of acceptable Filets dynamite blasting sentiment which made men Hie Jef- to influential men of wealth and feted as If he had been a favorite dressed resembling halloons laborers to be paid Many negroes His de volatile a la Bellevue as well ai who have been on the job for years prince returned to hla subjects ferson eager to fling themselves into double the taxes which made the powUp near the summit of Ancon hill broils Truly this man was er of the government ao real In the speeches by the way rang In a tone other dishes named in the same way have graduated up to these better is a large patch of ground where no European bo to were do of were and or the of supposed He patronage Steps about people the originated him eyes tho American men authority urged positions vegetation ever grows According to it Bellevue de Here a reached an Philadelphia fairly mad with at the Cbeteau army bosses Above them are the an of the legend Indian maiden sat provincials merely dependent Btill for to create navy to develop and the sense of power and had no conwas that Mme de Pompadour Inauguwith permanent organization their life and thought upon the breath of dirt trains there centuries ago and wept bitterly gangs the conductors and the president insisted ception of his real situation till he rated the “petits soupers du rol” to the foremen of dynamite equipment crews men for the fate of her countrymen of the Old World unless like Hamilwhom do honor to which her chef strained who hold similar Jobs and they are she could see far below tolling under ton they had been born and had stood upon vigorous action at the frontiers stood face to face with the president Of that grim coutenance and cold every nerve This was Morris had against the western Indians almost Invariably white men because aloof or like Gouverneur the lashes of the cruel Spaniards Her befar could be although but cookery one InterpEnglish such positions require more Independdivined part of his cherished policy It was greeting there salt tears flowed down the hlllsldo Europe in her own capitals and the fellow winced to hind that of France or Italy has had ence his way of fulfilling the vision that retation with clear unenamoured and so impregnated the soil that eyes reliability and Intelligence It Is related of a duke Up another grade and you come to henceforth no vegetation could exist Fortunately affairs could be held had long ago come to him of a nation feel that at last he had come to a Its romances a or more ago the century the with the down of Itself Beaufort western of grapple country's deto governwise a course and If any maiden from Jamaica there spreading enough steadily superintending drafting for at first These are men or Barbados ever sits up there sha rlopes of the mountains and over all ment It was no doubt In the eyes of that he gained great reputation Italsigning engineers neutrality and moderation from the states with technical educa- need not weep over the lot of her while France's revolution wrought the broad reaches of fntile land that the sobering man a strange and startl- bis dinners This was due to his but ing thing that then took place looked towards the Mississippi The ian chef whose imagination and pow- tion initiative and often great invenIndeed her smiles at only Its work of Internal overthrow itself had not fully known ers of origination made him compose tive genius To the latter are due a their happy condition might well reund destruction and while things went to many a member of congress from country The rhel number till then— or its own dig- many a cym phony In food machines of most Ingenious store that bit of land to Its pristine thus opinion began slowly to cool the quiet settlements in the east it Washington own his In also way was it had deemed something the a tban like either waste better looked nity the months proclTwa8 plain to be seen as nothing designed to cope with new conditions fertility Her husband father or amation of neutrality a party meas- of a musician and one night so the ind to expedite the work went by that the work being done in cf men and of treasure brother is earning more than he ever ure into which the president had been story goes he went to hear one of Seemed Too Imperious Tho negro laborer from Jamaica or did before is living better and when France bore no real likeness at ail to operas The president seemed even a little led by the enemies of France the part- Donizetti's Barbados is a Joy forever He is returns to his island home may he the revolution In America and wise It was very late In the evening isans of England Would men began to see it for what It was a too imperious in the business: proud of his British citizen- have saved up enough to loaf for a But the summer undeceived every- when hiB master was aroused by come into the senate In no social distemper not a reformation of sometimes ship and with some reason for the long time under the shade of the Is door bedroom "It his at Not knocking content Genet even with British 'wment looks carefully sheltering patm government — effective enough as a temper to brook delay in the consid- body re(fv-in such a case as So the real diggers of the canal eration and adoption of what he pro- the lawless mischief he had set afoot only I Big Duca” the Italian"I Ishave ifter his purge no doubt inevitable perhaps ported to have whispered When things on the coasts by the commissioning this the of his contract being though unionored and unsung but posed in such matters a care of nature's own devising ara that mad youth had been dreaming of the muslo and have rapervised and well paid well fed and well housed his health by no means to be taken part In by a went wrong through the fault of tbs of privateersmen It shall be named Ms return If he desires guarded In their degree they are as fortunata be had sent to the fron- hastened to send agents into the eouth Invented a sorbetDonizetti to return people not likewise stricken still free commanders I could and a la the sorbet exmen for armed to enlist irovided for The Jamaicans are the as any others who have found am to choose tier he stormed in a sudden fury as and west not resist coming to tell your grace” nore and a few men sometimes In the old days of the war peditions against the Floridas and At inVlligent of the two classes Washington ployment In the zona jgr rWPICKAFD j t"n r