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Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

Gleoepriisu foiie llge bar 20 Gents.
3obu 5inu bar oIret Ing / lane
esrs lib, men beannosr at tomme no.
SberiIf 8. 9ubiOn al 8rsitOH,
5iamprs Co., ailasoe Os ct Ssisg iioits
Iorsoas.
Wrs. 8enustte, Nlrs. 3. g. Gems
mons MOogr, CT ogo eiter uO8ls 3ness
Sp9eIeie.
8eiret bar / be iioite Gage uGret
msget nitaOi9t. Resn, Sns, auIoe %
Storm.
5reo Rbsum bar / ct Bar Tiger
urrct In9t Op meo Ga Grippe os Rbeus
- Wrs. 3uer 2arieu bar URret ip9,
men er M beors. 6r. 9nrisn sr III.
5nge fra WiuuenpOliss 5ortprene.
Die 8. Smeosruo berai Bper
bleu iorri9c Susons H9teoiet til gtiis
Wotbea q. Solitnb ira 8,s Canoe.
6ratulerer.
- Sr. 90. Wnlano af Qeuora, Wiun.,
bar O1ret / 9ecorob uO9te Sage.
6ans 3posereoItaber sr MI i ben oaers
DuItetiQite Sroen. tatfet opre en- al De-
IauolF8er.
= ut bnse en- aate norit 3utetn9e
er life nooen let Gag, men oi If ngli9
Ell, ION bar primo SOrt. Zen par
nuturIr8uis ba9t al 8ager 9anien.
6r. 6arolO aoren al NtonteoiOeO,
Miinn, tar ! 9ccorrb iioite ll9e. Gen
ur9e Mnuo reiier for The Century Co.
al Nep Yort % optn8er Subitription
Tor bet betjenOte itore Bert, The Cent
ury Dictionary.
49, Mrs. &. Gritien, SGn og TO Gptre
al Ct. 9bomos, q. 8ot., er Der pau
BeiGg. Mrs. g. reiite til lloItiaiu0en
iioite CONNER % bar iioen benpttet
3ioeu til at beige line mango GlR9t.
ninger % 8enner.
- 8'0rr. 0nlUOr @atne, 6reorid
@atue O9 9sris Z. Satlano al Glop.
raoo, Soma. bar / 9ecorab iioIte ll9e.
De i~Ortalte, at 9nuo anuoien 9tesie,
"A Qar 9ammeI, O9 Cars 9arion 6augs
lamb, 81 Nar 9ammel, Der boeoe u9r
GloOraoo, nyli9 er af9aaet oeo Qsoen.
- Otr. s. 5Gdluib % 6uitru bar /
mango Gage maattet boloe Seu0en paa
8runo al ga Grippe "a ti~litpoenoe
Sg8oomme. Set er MI 0nab ON, at
bet 8Rrite er ouer.
- st 6arms SnItitute ni6Oloes / Sc.
cOrab Gorsoag % 6reoa9, ben 1Soc %
lobe Sanuor, o8 bet ituloe oHre Dnites
li9t, ON set oiloe finoe talrig 3iliIuts
ming. Oct iibit uibolote uanot meget
tor Sntercsie.
Sad &abbits, Mluge til 6arrrne
i 9tor9e, iOretu9cr, iom bet lnoer til,
Ell 5nouauorin9 til @inueibeit Gountp.
@pli9 bIcu ell ituOt life lan9t fra Dc,
corab; M er Ell LANCET Ieoenoe uoe peb
CONQUER.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
Gn uaifcr "groOf. SrOut"

meo iiclonc uoprR8eoe rsoe Rlettcr
(speckled) itlro DE 8Otm oppe oeO
Trout Run 5arm / 2eroa8s. @uttcu
par uoe paa &abbit. 3agt o1 ft ie
5iiten liggc % bnits. 6an isnote ben
en- au9le iUsrs igienuem 6OOsOet. Gen
ucicoc 4 @unO, % bar bet p~otreite 81.
emplar, man trnoc tRnte fig. Nnar
Ser | Trout 8uu fever iIi9e 9atier.
mna man baue Snab ON, at oeuuc
Greet meo 8rtte FOREIGNER fit Nauu, %
eitsr por Meniu3 g~iHIoer bet BLOT, at
uOgcnlunoe tor Au3el ilippes uo. &an
@ruro al BEN iiprre 5roriit, Der MI
lrqoes an pno, og ben osrmeo ~fOrbunone
itrrrc Gugoprtulng, Cr bore &asorn8
berpmtrln9 tIarcre emo Tor nosle Nar
ijosn, oa uRiten al Serb par la9t no
til 2lger. Gu pil piitnot Erretcn iuune
tripes ! fine 0omle 5arpanoe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

Otter 5uboieIiestaIsn bleo Der aI'
iunaet en- eatne. unoer boilten Ell 5nO'
iamliua, Der beleb fig III sl43.O5, oIeo
uptaast. Tsp. 4aul aoren, 9J1lps'
pret hos 5aoersn paa &aibm8ton
grairie, ilutteoe SuoUieliestieneIten meo
gcn. Rep. Ct. &. Rcaue, EreIt oso
BEN npe airie, tntteoe HO8le uelOal9te
Orb be fremmeoe 9reiter for oeres
R~arurrclie os penli9e Hs1ltancs;
Reniabeoens MIeoIemmer for ben gho'
tjrr6eo % 6upmjlObeo, De baooe no'
uiIt peo iaa uiurtppet at eItertoI'rie
0prnabet ON 6iRlp til @jenopbpanln9
al beres imutte 9uosbus, be iorltjell9e
zeIItaber for beres sooe ArbeIoe %
nberale gibras, O8 aontratterer oS
Grtitetteu for ben bRberli8e, Op8t'ge
o. meiterlige Wianbe, pan botl'sn Ars
betoet uar bleuen ltoiDrt. 3tlbsrertte
noIprcotes b~ereiter meo en- 6sIeIle al
u%lminOelig 9tlireOsbeo. Den npe
airte er ct WGniter i 8p8nit9sIorm
Ga 3noretnin9; Muritensoa89e, Serr'
FORMS % Stjiertag. Get 5nore er
plaitret meo gloomnat. 2il5grerplao'
len er f~oripnet meo itruanenoe 8uIo,
iulioe uette % comfortable SRoer.
3enne airte er / bet ~pGIcntli8e Ell
Campaigning eiter mere muoerle
gluner al pen neobrGnote atrte.
S%uenItaoenoe BeretnIt9 bar 81 LIANT
ira Spring Grove Herald. "8ecorabs
4oIteu" tunoe oesUHrre life oenne8nrl9
baue lin &cpraieutant tiliteoe oeroppe,
iom pnatantt, Oa Ga Grippe trat
5ratteItipoet. "GecOr0bs4 Oitcn" 9ras
tulerer Nt~abpbpen Sprtu9 6rooe rleo
i'm npe &irte % baaber, at De maa baoe
Qytte meO ben % 9elii9neIie al ben |
mango Sle8teleo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
SiQeoet @ifinsifibet fan
ioae5 alOele5 gratis, blot ueO at
for Slaoet / SprltuO.
S~pipusmGno ior WcnsoD:
rene | Alfalfa onifes.

No9le iaa 0tGno meo protttit Grias
ring guites TT at bebanole 8ensoprene
| gltaita % bOlOe Dem / SjOroe.
6Uis no9en al SlaOets 2Riere tiens
Der en- 9apl9noer / De 6prtneoe Stater
eller Canada, Der bar peret pant til at
bragg DmiOr9 for 5tensopr, % lom
Dniter at saa til alaita for at ~oOertage
SperOpipnet ouer Hen5oDrcne Der, be-
oe5 ban at inoienoe 9iaun og 9loresie til
Or. Sbeloon SadiOn, Bureau Of Gous
cation, 8aibin9ton 3. 6.
g. 9. Oplpsnin9er meO Senipn til
SelbreO, 2lloer, @riarut9 / 8ebanolin9
al 8ensopr % 2gu ~iorlan8es.
Sil Sc bape Ell pen GrinOring
ON SerOensuOltiQingell, iaa leno
efter Vifingifibet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
2irfciuopiclie | Sprtns
6rppc.

1orsoaa ben zoe December oil 9nn
IND i Sprius @rpps % Cmesns Var
bgaer ION eu az be mere ~betponin9ss
lube Gage, ibet ben minocr ON en- pig
tia gegipenbeo i ben ~triOeIiss, iremitri'
oeuoe o. imutts gps Siitcrie. Oct
oar 3aseu, Der uar imaitiat for 5neOl'
ellen al ben nps Sirts. I'll btltemt
lib uoIenote ben mnsiue Slptte | line
SBlptoner fra BET grE9tlge nDe 2aa:n
ben 9tRosli9e 5losnoe, at ct mt 2sm'
pei bar bIepsn cpiert, % at 3loen for
bets SuooisIie par e Zen 'srlis
9po al oeus opbe iploi9e SLANG lpntes
at iploe ct 5uiinos bicrter meo SlRoe,
% fort eiter faces cit 9tasie Weunelter
bepRgs fig benimOo Og i1o ben ME
Spsnin9, mango al benz baOoe tjeTt
mango Qtil uOen at tRnte paa oB nRs
ten uoeu at igle BEN itarpe gtOroelt'
piuO o. nRiten bIinbeHoe SneItorm,
iom raieoe ben Itgrite Gel al Ga9en.
Ser 3iben for Gjeneiens Se9pnoeIie
par inoe, uar ben tore 9llbcrerplobs
% @aoeri 9Obt iDIot, O8 JOIt peObleo
at tOmme li9e til ST. u.
9ienciten nnbneoes meo Sgn az Reo.
O. .. @it ira Ncrt5 ga crosse, buOrs
siter 5urinmlingen aiian9 en- Salme.
SnOleonin9stnlen al 9tep. @ta8eliOn
fra 9i9blano Grairje eiteriul8tes al
N~fipugelieu al Ell SaIme, meQem boert
al buis Beers Der bIep opiRit Steoer i
5triiten al ipl8enoe: &eu. Reque, lite
Song. 8Oe Sap, gers Is til 62. &cO.
Xavier fra 8io8cUap, Soma, 10Ooe
Salme. 8eo. 5eebus ira 2Ocuit, 84oe
Salme. Rep. Sn9sn ira Ga Crosse,
8ers ira 6cbrRtrne3 lobe. Reo. o..
g. Senier, 9er8 ira SObannes 11oe,
2Opian9. neutrality-suspicious. bleo
o~erefter bulOt nf 8eu. 9. aoren ira
@aibington 8rrie, 6Ormano for Soma
3iitritt al ben norite lut1erite Spnooe,
% ben par oosrorOeutlig 9ri6cnoe.
Oct pa8Ieoe iaa Qoot, at oenne RroRrs
oi9e % traitige SjRleior9er tom III at
UoiGre oenne gambling, ioet ban bar
ben ierite TrRit til at bei6se oenne
G9n % 9runoe ben igrite Nteni9beo
Der for 40 Qar iiOer. Oct BAR banl,
iOm inopieoe Stentirten, iom bIeo iors
labt for 16 gar iioen, % ban inouieoe
o8iaa ben euegnnte Muritensbpgnin9,
Tom bleo ppiGrt poa ben 3io, % iom
bleo poela9t al SD gtotteu til Den 3ole
Npril 1898. Soilten 5glelie al Gil
ireosbeo % @laoe mao BET life baoe
oRret for bam at ie 5ru9terne al fit
tioli9e glrbeioe; at ie i'm engong ipGOe
0teuigteo ooret op til Ell iaaonn St5r'
relie % / 8eiiooelie al en- iuaonn Strait
iii at uoerUinoe enDUer Sinorin9, Der
bar bere9net pad at prgue oeres relis
9ipie 9tiotj9rbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
20 StpsfiGbner.

. .globsrppften" fripsr en- Dame, Der
8 aor bar upret Spgepleicr'te pao eon9
,9slano Goaese 6ofpitoI gicm gort:
Set er ct iieIoent Sammentrat pao
napnte 6oipitaI, ieo nil ~fortalle:
Qaa en- af be itore Spaeituer poa Yong
,3slano college 6oipitaI Iaa ior Il Var
itoen en- afmagret bIes os Iioenoe autHoe'
Qoo 9aulen ueo benoeS Sen9 itoo i~trepet:
Caring" os benoes Naun: "ImloIte 5cr'
aenien."
Gn Rat, iom ieg iao ueo benoeS Se'e,
GA ben uootbauenOe Sanoioat bopoe 9lori
i'm Runoe, tog bun min 6aano 90 lpur9te,
ON lea troooe, bun leute IRnge.
Seq iparte mel, &c bar pitt life mango
Iooe iaien. 6uu imiIte 90 ia: Va! Se
fan tro, ieg bar peutet poo ben Stuno,
iom ituloe bli min 3gosltuno.
Saa ipurgte bun mig, on ieg ptIoe bore
poo, buoo bun bapoe at iOrtGLle? Seq
iuarte ia!
6cuoe8 Orb oil ieg 9ientu Der.
Sea er 80 Qar o9 er ira Bergen. "a
lea pur IS 2lor gammcl, trof en- itDr lllptte
mia. Min 500 bleu, at ic9 iolot % nj
ct Barn. SEQ par hos mine 6orRlore,
iuotil icg blep ioo bra, at ie8 tnnoe prre
oppe igien. Gn Sag ia De til mig, at ie9
bouoe at Qoo iii nit Barns Jar, Ntsel
5omuclien ira Bergen, o8 iprrge bonl,
ON oct life par bans Wenin8, at G0tc
mig, builtet ie0 gioroe.
Seq 1T oct forte 5por: Nci, bet booot
han oloriQ tGutt pod. Seq gioroe min
Ior b~etienot meO Oette. Sitter mango
SloQg ScmUrmin9er ON oen Sor8, je8
bouoe iorpolot DEM, ia De, at ie9 bopoc
at ia nit Barn og iorloOe ocm og nit
biem.
Gen famine ytat, meoeu5 ANDRE jon,
itoo lea or % too nit Barn "a iorloo
meO hmgc SfriOt nit &ornoom4blcm ion
olOri9 mere at ie oct eIIcr mine 6orrIOre
t0ien. 1T @uIoubr, iom pOr Ell Honhr'
m~otion39ope fra min 6or % Ell 90.
&iHOe % TO RiuQe Tube pontiEtte5 ior
at iao Oct 9cleb, iom itofito miQ % nit
Barn oper til 2lmerita. SEQ reiite ira
8croeu ouCr til S%riitinusiuno, buor ieQ
Tt mine gicnocle iolgt. Sna tom iea Ell.
oelig oper til Ncp Yort, % / De IA Nor.
ieg bar uRret Der, bar je9 olOrig bort no
get ira nit 6iem, ei heller be ira mig.
III Den Smcrte, Spioe % 2toelicr, ie9 %
nit Barn bar aooet iGiennem, itoor ujit
malct / nit 2lnii9t! .! ON mine 6or.
plore tunOe bo let, bpor oereS Barn bot
ltOt, ioo bopoe De life tuuuet orepct Del
ira fit 6iem.
., ie9 piIoe Tile bo mitet, at De itllOt
bo Jet mig / min urrite 6ortuilelie, IjUm.
penoe MOB 6riitelien til at QiOrc Gnot
paa mine 2loelier. N}eu ct <t pao mi.
Barn uor not til at boloe mig tilboge ire
al be9oo Ell ipnoi9 Gambling. @e bnm
iom f~orforte mig! Stol noaen al min,
Qioelier tomme oper BAN ielp2
WterL troOs alt, ieg bar liot - lea Ell
Ter bom euoml ioo bolt, at ON ban lcucr
ioo eniter ieg bom life en- 3ime al De +
! I0r, ieg bar gieuuemgooet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
so'e aass,s,

No9Ie Natter efter Oenne
Der baoret ino poo 6oipit,Is,
Tom par fnnoet bepiohlgs NJ.
6ou bapoe ct tort Soor
sitter at pare bIet f%Ortunost
broot ! 5ens. 3nocn phone a;
ton ban par. Fr
Wen en- Not, iom ieo aoo ~,
0en9, laa bsrte leg, at ban as,. >
buiiteoe: amolie, bpor or or
leo ga bore, at ban par norm
Gage efter par ban Iomm,t Il,
beo i9jen. 5e9 Off inc til ham
buoo ban beo 90 bpor ban por
ia: SEQ beb 2ttSeI Somuclier
Bergen. Mten, ia ban. lea r,S ~
enonn; tbi jeg bar 9iort ioa ms,.,
Meit bar leg 0iort imoo en- mo NJ.
bleo pilt bort ira lit Diem ior min
% buor bum o9 nit Barn CT. p,o !.
- 0por 9oot ie9 tan butte benhs IA.
ten, bun TOM til mig % bo0 mia w..
Sine ON at Ggte benoc ior bep,
ores Stplo. Den leg oireo hem. +,
Slit o9 gap bcnoe ct borlt ga ,l I,
6por oite bar life oct ucaIi9e "a,
atSel" = bun ia, oo bun rtiite fl.
nit Ore. 5iteOetfor at QiCrf d,
poa at foa benoe opipurt, oig len =,
enc SeerioIoon til oeu onOon. II,
5orlpIteIieSiteO til oct onoct. ior 4,
at 9lemmc. - Ger bpor 2ooet r,r
tunoe De pore iitre poo at ,rgr
gtaor en8on8 imetlem 3auterat rf T.,
boono meo mig, "a par oct at "a,
OU9ict Dem ueo at ipelQe / Cprao, i.
ruicuoe Gr,tte. Wen tiliton blv 30,
rnn0t ior mig / Bergen. ,1,o r,..
oiiteo no / %eroCn Tor at ioQ for,r
% 1atte ON ira Stco til sra
oriuc 2onterue bort. Mtcn BE-, ra..
MIG oaorIi9. 2utin9 bar Qlat mia IN.
iiOeu.
Sea ipurte BAN, ON Der ,tR ,n.
hnOe uGre 6uob ior bom ON at lam,
?tmolic 90 foo benoes 3il0iOtit for d
: GAN iparte: ., mel! bet CT over 1iyr
iioeu bun blcp pit bort ira lit 6i,n
SEQ fortolte bom ait. @1n b!sr
ait 3illaOelic til, at bun ma0t,c bFrg
til ham, 8%isnipnet er oct mu,istb-
beitripe.
30 Go9e o~erefter too Der pao 2a,I
peo bans Seug - 6ierncbetRnOuaG.
Zen iicroe Dag oOoe De baooe 4,
pon en- Tag % ct aIotteIIct. SITE g]
NIT itiIte! Ge bleu bcoroucOc en- 6.J
% no0lc norite @enner al mjQ ian
Sor5 oper ocreS @rou meo ocycB ln-]
% unoer NoUnenc: "6oriuot / Md
f~orcueoe / TGoeu."
Ceres @oru - Ell uotlu Ont -ud
uoritc 6olt / 8rootluu. San bar
9oot og blir bctrogtet iom oCygY lgu ID
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
6upstieneher.
ABE 2snsae / aeptni.

Tecproh ReutQbeos sr!t Srneds Scr
miooog 81. 10lS.
SrWtaesIcle eiirr @uosilsuefeH.
!9uaru Nittagubsttrett.
~GpTrrmduierns ira SJeu Weoer Sieoa8
eiiermieoaq a. e.
sruFrmoutcrre ira ganott ntfeer Lhs'
tae g'ttrmioeaa 81. L.
llneoomsioreHjugeu mFefr Sorsoa9 H'isn
SL Z.
lite Sulcoaa.
T%rc9yuci,ru 81 ~.
SfrmesirauosleHsiie ST. 1917.
.9uacu SFuoaqsiirIs eiter Guosileaflttn'
q rem Trrne q G. &. atrtG ON 6oruio'
eadcu a. 10 mco Gl'crgana.
NIifraauaaoumrloeIie %grong giiermio'
noa III 5 iSfricus EaicmIL
Sruonasiclc urueeribart c'itr @uos'
tIeHciieu.
acuFrmautcrrc mrocr gFynaa 6oruHeSn8
81 ~.
SulCoag.
Frcprroj'eu ST. 6lR.
Seimesie 81 l0la.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
FRA 6nlmar.

9iils @riuoe or ai9aaet pso 7goeu
% bIeu bs9raust poa ben nOrite Strife
gaaro. 6ou par 5armer, bOeoe / 0Rrs
beoeu al Gdlmar, bar rel tleuot o. az
let og bleu IS Nlar gammcI.
Mrs. Z. z. @ruHoclauo bar a.
ret tsmmelig ipg, M begpnoer bun al
tomme fla.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
Iecordb pg Smegll.
Ten 1909 December. 1891
Sutber Gput9tt.

&co Stolcn bar Der iadr oFret ia
Eiiciplc. Sunobe0stilitnroen Ueo Gol'
lcgct bar pTret msget iIireositiaenoc,
oa Der life bar pIret noget Sp5opms'
~tiliEIos al np9en alvorllgcre Ratnr.
Sulcisrierue beapuoer Jreoa9 gtlos
eal ben 23oe December o. uarer til
Cnsong Mlorgsu ben Ace 3anuar.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
Sule=Greicnter.

&or 6%Oripuiug al 8arer ior Sgltti2a.
tor. oottcr, IN % npoeItg, % iP saS 8 (.
bllllQt lom iado0uuH, Der bar iialct gaa 3;
OerHe t lHuge, LANCE liocr. som I'M,
oUcrUcots Gem ON, al III bay (lu2 q,
ipnes 9oot ON, o9 til Yrlier, Sc I'll lite
8. u. StroHo & So,
Eagle pharm8rv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-10
Gladstone's Personality.

McClure MAGAZINE.
Personally Mr.. Gladstone is an example Of
the most winning, the most delicate and the
most minute courtesy. He il n gentleman Of
the elder English school, and his manners are
grand and urbaue, always stately, never con-
descending. and genuinely modest. He affects
even the dress of the oil school. and have seen
him in the morning wearing an old black even
ing coat. such as Prof. Jowett still affects The
humblest passer-by in Piccadilly, raising his hat
to Mr.. Gladstone, is sure to get a sweeping
salute in return. This courtliness is all the
more remarkable because IL accompanies and
adorns a very strong temper, a will of iron and
a habit of being regarded for the greater part
OF his lifetime rs personal force of I'M
equaled magnitude Yet the most foolish.
and perhaps one may add the most imperti-
nent, of Mr.. Gladstone's dinner-table ques-
TONERS is sure of an elaborate reply. delivered
with the air of a student in deferential talk
with his master. To the cloth Mr.. Gladstone
shows a reverence that occasionally woos the
observer 10 a smile. The caliowest curate is
sure of a respectful listener in the foremost
Englishmsn Of the day. On the other hand. in
private conversation the premier does not often
brook CONTRADICTION. HIS temper is high, and
though, as George Russell has said, il is under
vigilant control, there are subjects on which it
is easy to arouse the old lion. Then the grand
eyes flash. the torrent Of brilliant monologue
flows with more rapid sweep and the dinner
table is breathless at the spectacle Of Mr. Giad-
stone angry. As to his relations with his family
they are very charming. Ii is pleasure to hear
Herbert Gladstone youngest and possibly
his favorite son-speak OF my father All Of
them. sons and daughters. are absolutely de-
voted TO his cause, wrapped up in his personality
and enthusiastic as to every side of his char
acter. of children Mr.. Gladstone has ever been
very fond, and he has more than one fayorits
among his grandchildren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-10
He Never Smiled Again.

From the San francisco Newsletter.
A certain young man of this city was out
walking In Golden Gate Park last Sunday with
a young lady whom he knows quite we'll The
couple stopped near the cunning little animals
on the children's playground and were enjoy
ing the antics of a curious little creature.
oh, do find out what it is, George" she
said.
George looked at the card tackled to the cage
and then told her. with just faint little blush.
that it was the laughing jackass''
She was silent a moment. Then she turned
to him, and with half-wistful, half playful
look, said:
please say something funny, George. and
then we can hear it laugh" George never
smiled again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-10
THE CRINOLINE ABROAD,
1t is Not in Favor With the Fashionable
Ladies of Austria.

Ladies OF Austria.
From the London Telegraph
Our Vienna correspondent writes: People
seem to be taking the crinoline scare very seri-
ously in Austro-Hungary, and number Of au-
thorities on fashions have been asked for and
have given their opinion on the subject. Some
OF the Viennese ladies have been credited with
the ambition to strike out an independent line
for themselves in matters pertaining to la mode;
but 1t is interesting to note that the experts to
whom refer one and all denounce the un-
slightly hoop in the strongest terms.
This feeling of opposition to the servile fol-
lowing of fashions set IN other countries.
whether they were tasteful or the reverse. was
rather amusingly DISPLAYED in the remarks made
by one authority, who, being under the impress
sion that the crinoline was really being revived
In Paris, said that French women would do far
better to attire themselves in the plainest posi-
BILE style than to deck themselves and induce
weak-minded women throughout the world to
invest themselves in such monstrosiry She
was. indeed, very hard on the votaries Of fashion,
who. as she declared. deemed il bounden duty
Paris; but she bore in miud the practical side
of the question as well. for she inquired indig-
nantly how women could attend to their house
keeping when enveloped in an enormous hoop.
Another authority summed up her views in the
expressive phrase. away with the crinolinei"
So the hoop stands no chance of being revived
In this part of the world and those who de-
nounce il SO sturdily viii ole day have the adj
ditional satisfaction OF discovering that after
all, it has not found any more favor on the
banks of the Seine
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The Old. Sad Story.


One afternoon last week there was a private
funeral service in fine mansion situated on AN
uptown street in Portland. Me-. SAYS an ex-
change. The funeral procession consisted of q
single landau and hearse. Passers-by looked
at the pathetic little cortege as it came out Of
the graveled driveway from the rear door of
the stately dwelling and lightly remarked: s.Ons
OF the help is dead"
None of the papers in their mortuarv columns
FURNISHED clue TO the identity of the dead
Only the heartbroken father, the mother and
sisters knew the old, sad story, which for ages
oards have snng. Ii was, indeed an awful
lesson. Decades ago the trite saying was
penned. There are sermons IN stones, and
good IN every thing" and that truism is as
Potent today as il was then.
None knew and few guessed that the poor,
iran frame that on it's last long journey
was once the body of young woman who.
seven years ago. had fashionable Portland at
her feet, was courted and petted by all, and
was allowed every pleasure that mind could in
vent or money procure, except freedom
She longed for New York. The nightingale
was Gagged, and she longed for freedom she
burst the tiny, woven golden chains of love and
became as the moth TO the candle.
Three years on 5th avenue, then TO Broad
way, then in the human maelstrom toward Tho
Battery, then that haven Of rest-home.
Last OF all, Calvary.
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How to Smoke q Cigar,
From the New York sun.

from tue new 1Ork sun.
Few people know how to smoke cigar In
fact, few people know anything about cigar
Old cigar dealers say that not per cent of
their customers can tell good cigar when they
smoke it, much less when they see it, great
mistake in smoking cigar is to continually
beat it with your fingers scrape it in order to
keep it free from ashes. The ashes on cigar
while it is being smoked make it better. They
prevent it, first from burning too rapidly, and.
second, from accommodating dust or foreign sub
stance on the tip. 1t is mistake to squeeze a
cigar or to roll it. If it is wrapped too tight it
should not be smoked. II it is not wrapped too
tight ii is unnecessary to squeeze it. for rough
handling only breaks and crumples the filing.
In short as an old cigar dealer says, Cigars
are like women-very few of them are alike
fewer OF them still are much good. and all of
them must be codded humored and fused
over, with the reward of very little pleasure
for great deal of time"
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set, which is wide enough to reach to
the waist line, the edge being under the ribbon.
All ones efforts and lace may be devoted to the
shoulders. Make triangle on the shoulder.
the point being at the side of the collar and
the sides running down to clasp the shoulder
itself. Fill in the triangle with ruffles Of lace,
the top one being. Of course, the merest bit of
lace edge. and the last passing over the round
of the shoulder and lying well out on the puff
Of the sleeve. You need not stop here. The
sleeve itself can have ruffie after ruffle to the
elbow, so that each arm looks like ballet girl
all ready for the most daring dances.
VARIOUS MATERIALS.
have said lace in all this. but that may mean
anything from the finest bit Of priceless NOR
sci, carefully spread over fan-like piece Of
silk and inserted at the shoulder to be looked at
and envied by everybody, to great clouds of
effective and valueless wash blond or silk net
The material may be gauZe, or any cheap
stuff, or the lace may be the very narrowest
and edge rufies of fine muslin or null.
As 1 say, the fashion lends itself to
use old-time needle work and turn
up your pretty nose at the girl with
modern lace, or you may use fine Hamburg,
and one so fresh and crisp and clean that the
girl with yellow lace will not be able to feel as
happy as she should, especially if you look
utterly satisfied. Hamburg is exquisite on
children's dresses in many of these shoulder
effects, but it won't do to take up
children's fashions, they are too fascinating.
ticularly the perky and stiff shoulder draplng.
Fine net. with Just an edge of design, should go
on very full and soft, and does either for the
or the figure that lacks outline. Only
remember to have method in you management,
and suit your effect to a sufficient cause.