The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-29

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sss4ans ana oss~n arsw and Fsifst sssh
no mean @ki3i
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aives zn.3 naakHeys They ste nos m
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sa4ssy tk,erIselxe ard KsEseFIutsEssi
eTsfy sssf al * thesT eAistirr1 efues-
tam The latter sra remarkably well
hraagssf AZ and are kept stfi isy. YET
not severely. Une virtue early frssii-
s.sssxi essa their sufaut minds Is respect
tsx zrl tke.f parents assl relations
Fyafs this Il must not be imagined TIE
shfssref stand 81 age elga fear 81
them Oh tiss cssntFayy, they are per.
featlr AZ their sass. bat 1t the -atsse
fine their nannef i ssea - ~ prove
thar thew 10 mot sorxet e. wssnHa they
are speaking. A. regards good man
pers too tfe Austrian arc very par
t;sslsr. Ne chiid eHters q room ~ the
morning OF leaves It AZ night wish9fss
kissing their parent hsnss- "a th@
girls usrt this II supplemented BY .
s-r4rtr,sr. The came ceremony - gore
IL eagh when visitor calls, at.a al
though some PEOPLE may consider 4
ag,I fashioned. there Il 4 certain grace
ssatst Il wnissh j. infinitely preferable
e. the often awkward b2nasBaking Of
a child.
The yoang folks ia Austria lead
very simple, nneventsml lives; they
are not allowed many anHsesnents TIL
they are considered Of age TO 90 into
sseiety. and till then they have to de.
vote themselves 10 their different
studies which are numeFous ant'
varied Foreign eoyernezses are the
rule They arr treated extremely vel
anal are eonsideTes n members OF the
family. Ii i no unusual thing Tor q
governess to spent her whole HE with
the aAme people, remaining as e9Ia'
panioa 10 The lads after her pupils are
grown Gp amt married Very otter
she gets 4 pension alter q certain NUN
Der ~ years and can retire into private
HE. Il She 50 pleases.
The kusfrisns have a peculiar an
tipathy - tie Jews. the poor espeei
sisy hating shem With deep and bit
ter hatred The manuiartuTin.
classcs. too, ara their sworn enemies
Is sheg do them much harm by sell
ing lheir goods at lower rate than i
consistent wish good quality. In som,
+ part ~ Austria in the Tyroi and il
StVFla. Iew seTe formerly forbidden
g. set foot These rules, however
have nos been done away With ant
ths Hebrews arr fiaurishing at the eS
peHse OF the christians, although the,
have never done 4 very good bushes
& in the Tyroi. as II Is too poor coan
T try for them. The Rothsehilds ar,
the only Jews who are accepted IL
j Vienna society ana they are so rich ]
would be nearly Impossible 10 ignorl
them To be- surr, the Baron Roths
chiid's splendid palace is always calles
the synagogue, with several othai
( p.aasantfies OF the saIue kind. but i
( makes no difference Ia him.
The observer is struck, as he stroll
allant the Sircat. hY the number o
pretty face and figures he sees. Tn,
E Fienuese Women are exceedingly good
+ hooking aua they dress cx4aisiteiy. Ii
the spring when the rays OF tie sur
are said - tan the skin more than q
any other season, they carry laFes
black fans, instead ri parasnls, Yhiul
they uHfRgi a, oeea ION requires. Ihs
poorer classes are gsry fond of hfigh
OAR, factory giIi wear pink, red o.
blae cotton kris, H5ade short Ia show
their trim ankles. with a gay-coioFel
shawl on their heals. The effect i
not uDpleasing. especially a thell
dress, however poor it may he, !.
always neat asd clean The Austriani
ara justly celebrated for their dancing
and 10 dance like an Austrian Is tbs
+ highest praise one can hestow. fht
lower CLASSES ARE also great proiicieut'
in the art Daring the carnival thes
haye their hall night after night JAS
{ ike the rieh, aud enter into the far
with q lightheariedneSs and zesi
peculiarly their own. They are Ike
children high spirited, easily dc
/ f.re sell. very impul,iye and warm
( hearted. easily Eousei. bat foreiyiHl
and generous tp a fauit.