The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-21


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you msy 1T out al night ia The sutnnsr time
for N II h never dafk there ID but little indses
ment to 80 indoors ANA generally there 10 nc
dew falling. The author says that he otter
tried. whom s.ttina In tho parks late at night
to write with his finger In the dam pness on the
table ~ he could do In America. but In Stock
holm there neverwasany dan pnees 10 write In
Itappears that IN sweden you always uriVe
TO the let. ana In Walking pass yonr Fellow pc.
destrians on the same sue. IL IA considereu
Roou form TO always rake the lei'-hand SIDE
Walk. and mus ono seiuom 70 In uahger OF run
ninR into tsatow walker ~ 10 ALSO STOCK
nolm custom that man Walking on the cnrD'
stone on the ieit sue " ,he street IN espec'H,'y
pr'.ieReu. EVeryoo"y turns o"' TOT nin anu
ne turns o"p TOT hoo"uv IN entering s,op
owe"e always .akes on n's ha'' nc "o''n no
more .nink o' keen'he MS na' on mere 'han
nc Woulu IN uraW'nR ROOM me CLERKS are
very co'umohy souns "oNhrn. "ili u customer
never ians 70 idthem aeour'eo"s goo" morn
ing ihero IS always great yea OF hase,ne
acou' 'he prices. howe'e.' a'ho"sh inc us
cussioh ISL s'oa'hoh,oreu one
, inu,nn corn never ripehs amy"here on the
"eanuInAsian pen,nsu'A' nn" II - ohV III the
sou.nsrn anu 'htuu'e provinces ,ha' wheat c"h
We srown' Consequently wh'at br'ad is sell
.ooh seen EXCEPT III 'ho c,t'es an" iurser towns
an" On t"e ,aoies Vi iam,'ies be!"hgtng 10
'he r'cner c'hsses. rye. Dar'ep. anu onts
on ,ne o,her nana' grow wei'' AMI rye
Swedish rye cake Ia hard and brittle MS the
toughest nara bread used on board Amer
Nnn sn'ps' p", IL Is whoscsome anu 'oothsomo
. a"u 10 w ne io""u everywheFe NJ the h,ns
, ,so'e Us wen ~ III '"o peasant hh'. very
non. many pe"sahts "ake bread but four
lih"s year EVEN IN me larger cues f"'ni'ics
seaom puv !io.r' .he'r oren" ~ almost al
W, ways ousou u. .'e nakers. VINO son not ohiy
'ne crackers. out sou ioaves OF wheat ana rye
Anot"er 'ea"'hs art'cie OF uiet IN me nome or
n"e"'s" tensaht ID sotid sour MIX az urn
a.'' n".n rs lehy. II Is p'aeeu on the centre o!
'ne .an,e IN hugo WOODEN trough. around
wh'cn .ne lainiiy ana guests gamer ench
arn'eu WI" Dig woouen spoon. Next the
. '',.,, aellcate', sprihA'es v"e surface
WI" p'o"h sugar anu CINNAMON ihen each one
marks OUT IN '.snhpe wnat ne considers ms
."'r proporuoh Oh 'he s''nehed MIX. ana IN
20 ING "ooaeh spoons all toae'her I'LL inc
trough 10 empty.
Although as regards their diet and their
tho swedes are distinguished Tor
sim piicHy' tney are iona OK Domp ana pa-
eeahtry' uniforms. ana uecoratione Inc OIL
hcers appear on the streets ana at the cares In
UNIFORM. ana rev Things are more pleasing to
aoiV'l'an or eoldier than TO nave mis- breast
aecoreted with stars' orders ana ribbons.
.. w.
win THIS liking Tor show goes love for
lilies swede always desires TO be ad-
dressed by his title. and he Is very careful to
'poak TO you by tho most honorable appeila-
n Nj ~ IN has ttz
lor Office he is addressed by his business or
'alilng. furthernoro. II you wontd be really
polite you must also add tho surname OF him
'ou address. so that on going into tin
HOP you should ask not Can you sell me q
'aii! out Can Iinsmtth Pettisson sell mo a !
'ail' Although ono may not In Sweden mag |
NY MS own ONCE. 1t Is frequently dignfed |
or MIN In an amiaoie way. For instance. the |
lead waiter at MOTEL or restaurant Is always |
allied Hotmastare. literally muster OF tho |
ourt' With characteristic politeness tho
'wedes pass their titles over to their wives.
The wife OF n GROVE. or Count. Is "Grefvin-
IAN. Ihat OF General. "Genoraskan." The
we OF merchant is addressed as "Fru."
'Hh me surname OF course. added. One
must go down among the servants before one
an employ 80 low title as Madam The
Ia woman who scours your floor you will
narrlca danEhters OF noblemen are always ad-
resseu as froHen. Formerly tho daugh-
ers OF weh-to-do citizens were called Man,
ell ana the peasant MAZDA ana servant girls
1tungtIu'r oue these iatter appellatlons are
TOPPING out OF dse' and ID the CRIES Oil tbs
laioens aesireto DO called troken.' Apropos
inc auempt made IN dinerent languages to
q PoIlte IN the use OF the addressing pronoun.
IT. !nohias REMINDS us th"t In English we
l"'tiplS one person into Two or more when
o hudress MIN rs you. anu that an italian
GEMS II more courteous to use tho third In.
ea" VI l"e seeonu person. ior the combined
'asohs OF Ens'lsnmeh anu Italians. the Ger
a." ~. says' III aauress'ng you. VIII they
" "rs' mM't'r'inR you into several
eono ana 'hen speaking to them In
10 seeonu person, ihe swedish goes even
'l'"e.. ~ can lnd no pronoun polite enough
use III auuressine iaoy or gentleman. for
,in.um are u =. IN hpeaklng 10 servants and
'naren' 80 IL leaves the pronouns out In.
10 colu anu 'a'ls over persons title every |