Abroad with Mark Twain and Eugene Field : $b Tales told by a fellow correspondent

Fischer, Henry W. (Henry William) · 1932

whose youth, beauty and cleverness delighted Mark Twain in his troubled Berlin days. _Along in 1909, Fisher and I were working for the same newspaper, Fisher as a special writer and I in the art department. We both subsequently escaped, but that is another story. Just then I happened to be working on the_ BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MARK TWAIN _(Harper, 1910). Fisher told me that he was going to do some magazine stories on Mark and promised to let me have proofs, but a week or two later he went away on one of his periodical trips to Europe, and I lost track of him for several years._…

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