The evening world. Newspaper, June 30, 1900, Page 7

QII'"""" eer rn EOP IP OEE are TUB WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 1900, fectectetiets et tatictentafentatets NeLatitn sete ata sfatntane —_ amy ‘This te the story which, in the original Italian, under the name of “Il Fuoco” ("The Fire"), hae created the sensation of the year in Continerte! Europe ‘The author, Gabriel D'Annunsto, {5 ae- cused of having taken advantage of his acquaintanceship with Bieanora Duse, the great Italian tragedienne, and of certain details of her private life story coutided to him by the ectreas, to uge these experiences and emotions in his navel. Duse {s said to be but thinly disguised under the fictional of Foscarina, who makes arduous love to @ literary man—fitello upposed to be the author himself. The more or less true portmyal of certain ardeat love scenes between the couple, gave rise t0 & storm of censure in Italy and led to many complications which are stiii unsettled. ome theu vo! | “Forward, Forward! 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Randing to Rim | ja P 4 The Char of the Mignn, the Pt ant te Copas WUnALe take lage a! the rate of Three and One-iigit par eamh. with, the ore m, Ger, pernene 7.” aid he, “to wr “engtaving. ou Meow tt | on od Preaerierian 6 we AL / #7, Berfume the per annum on al! sume net ‘Tere a presence there for be Thousand Dollars; payable 9 be ' ant ewe rome mech & * * P -; know oa ™ 78. oogent_ te . qi bof the Secont Pr nm ‘le they Juby 19th. 1900, ‘ume asap. | thera ean cee be vay ole | Sends Leuvtt no are m be on fourm with wh thy faranft ellen, the treas [f™ oe f aps Wiel 2 kis param. ede * No mation ¢ . : the 4 5 the @ the Atstane le- |), ‘Tee Ps if - tr ' s ranieed to pat " the dead roots. said uel.” th Soh he ee righ 4 " gl of amet He sald: “He whe bh pee Li eypresses, more,” , / mene oe 8 h, ot a . p CHARLES MIRHLING. 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Mery | Yow Work Too Hard. tepagery si Pr DMS Ss — e * ordeent dag Wh] SAN PRANCTSCO, dune M— The Prin | " ~ ; ata oe oes ! ba and Bopha Dhuleop wingn |r He ST ase te Ths Mestoe kame | (ite i rietoorate, on thelr way to th | pone mated, fore | Px ‘eaten. arrived on the Nippor | Henle the eame night, at which his | Bom Baing. it''s sel. The] u's, “They are going around the werla us gues beard Mme, Cave and) Anothe tim yoman secn ot st-[a@ thelr trtp. 4 Poacreauma ber = se entanaiie) We are gotme to Paria” enld (b at of the wip ety ati Macha] Princess Sophia. “We have met many a Tey Amor cane aad we find them chatming |). - dy serene: ; VO perk pores «he wae) y t! Ths tals aaeostt ve ibe eapecialy ibe American wo- di “And American men? ‘Not a9 much. They work too tar and ace nat the Women's equals,” tz ane agg