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Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24

tst, gloofarrens, n.rusie Gorltprreller
oip. er be femme 5slser al ben betla'
aeliae 1ilfaub, buori nan bnr lat ben
animoliie geQepep. 81 er tile itabts
til at lepe / Dmsipslier, iOm er r'se
paa glfuboI. Sperspo Slantsr r'e0
Bin, oa tu pil ie, at be burtis ip9nsr
ben. Ga Dor Gelepau taaler l'Selaa
libt iom glouten at Ouerspoes 'neo
Glfobpl. Spao maa iaa GDlsen blue
for Orsanismsn Of ben r~aisnoe w'ls'
brus al siareoe 9rif'e, Tom t bore
Gage finbsr Steo?
Sc, Iom fun britfer ganb, beFroer
fla pei os lspsr lanse. Spsr Dem,
iom liber Of @ist &beumattsr'e, Ho'
basra, StsnImerte etc, ON be lite lsIer
fig betbbelis bebre, ~efterat Spttoreh
paaGusbs benz fun OF brittle gaflo.
8anbet er ~upaserlis ben bsoite Sr't.
N4an fan life nOiiom onbeiale gril9el'
berai life minbit, naar bet slsloer at
%pperpinoe Spsbomme, Der sr fren''
tomme peb %altobuliite Gritte. Sab %
ie bort fra stiften ps GorbOmmene!
On Soltene / Qarbunorebsr bar
brust &usbritte, ct bet for os 'nsen
@runb til at peoblipe oermeo, iaainart
ri inoIer, at bet er en- nifit. Sab os
trooie Dor emas Os bore Tilbbislts'
beber, ia enbus pore 5aores os GOr'
febres Grcmpel. Ss lao us life sleu'
me, at 2ios pilfaarene %fprauorer zig, at
g~eutioens Bin er en- arOen eno 5ors
tibens, os at hi MI tilbrin8sr en- ltor
Gel al bort 9iu inben 9sre. Grore
9loer, andre Seber.
9ano, 8ano! Ct bet ba Wenin9en,
at Ri iIst life itaI BRUCE Sin? Oct er
life min 9anfe. Gnbuer Ting bar i'm
Iptte, i1aar Ri fun BLOT foritaar at BRUCE
ben ret. 9anOet bsr bore Dor e9ent'
lise Drill, mebens giuen fun bsr brll'
ses iom 9asemibbel. Oct er paao'lt
al Mnno iom gartbr5. IrtbauS, Ssrs
main Gee, Sules SimUn, Sapsm nj.
f., at aste Bin sicr fore 9ieneiter /
Reoicinen. Oct sieloer fun ON at
pelse ben, Tom pasier for boer entslt;
men bet furitaar life 5plt / Ilmlros'
lisbeb. 3s taser, boao Der imassr
benz, os trnter life paa g~irtninsen.
Sab ps snIte, OF Fere ps flere maa
boIbe fig til rent Sano, % at be ipse,
iom niaa brrse Bin til 9asemibbel,
iOruo mau ~raaofpre fig meb en- f~uritarb
big 9ase. Silt sr bet, at ben % ben
Spsbom frauer ben % ben Bin. @als
get fan life Re paa Iaaiaa."
Saa lanst ben frantic grtitel. Sos
us bruses gl % SrenoeOin, bpor Der
i 5rantris melt er Gale ont Bin. Gos
parielsn mob Sinorifuins sielber i
enbba bDiere Grab be Rusbritfe, iom er
glGn9ie hos ps.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24
Relieioie uoifeielier
Nofumis. Satnois.

9aa bette Steo sr Der en- Del "Scts
sener". iom inbbtlber fig, at be itaar i
en- umiobelbar 5orbinoelie meo Cub,
Zig 9uidauernc paa 2utbers Glib %
Sr9fbus / bore 9a9e. De faloer i
Senrptfelie us bar Spner. 5orleoen
Ssnoas inooieoes en- Sirie, iom be bar
iaaet iitano. 1icneiten bespuote meb,
at flere Of Wenisbeben falot i Senrpts
felier. Wrnosne laa pau @uluet lises
iom be iou; fun en- at benz iutteoe, itpns
nebe os ueltebe fig frem % tilbase lise'
iom tjGmpenoe meo en- iper uIptte.
Meb Gpiuoerne o bet noset anoerle,
bes. De bar lps caasne, men bar bog
"benrpfte" % buppeoe omfrins | Cans
gene, iuinseoe meb slrmene, tlappeoe |
SGnberne os siorbe "et ipnoist 9es
pen." @osle al be pnsre 9amer bar
fig rent unberlis; be lu9oe Soueost
paa ftatte lise neb til Stuloereu, reiite
SanSerne tiIueirs Os flappebe benz
iammen, iaa bet Hang, bpurpaa be
falot @ulpet. timber oft bette bplot
DC andre Wenisbebslemmer pua at ipn'
&c og buie af ale 2ipiens arefter.
"a enbnu bare z eIer 8 Stpffer par
/ zen anoen Seroen", bespnbte. 8reit'
inbe Sertle fra ~0tapmunb at buloe fin
Snbpieliestale. Den bar meget fort,
os iaoinart ben bar enot. iortiattes
&Omeoien meb Senrpftelierne.
Snbsn bisie "Selsener" fl fig en-
8irte, bUlbt be fig / ct 2elt, bupr be
orep fit @aien / 6 Waaneber. Sper
often bapoe be "Weetiuss", ipm pares
be til ST. 2 ON Morsenen, Us 9eltet
par fulbt at 5olt. De fleite Tom for
MprO Stplo os iinr for at ie paa be
gale S~entunser. 8pen fif life 8eiss
at en- eneIte reiienbe, uoen at man
iulste BAN ben til the Gospel Tent.
Oct par ben itsrite Woso, iom 9pen
bapbe at bpoe paa. Teltet pnceoes
iirr af letiinbise Sanbelsreiience. s
en- Sling i Mioteu buppebe apiuosr iaa
bsit be funoe, inotil be life orfebe mere
% Ia Jig neb, ipm be bar bsbe.
Ile be Gilbansere. iom 9reitinos
Sertle bar, er bumme os uupl1Ite
Menneiter. Man tror, at bun bppno,
t~iierer benz Os faar benz / fin Mtast.
De ipnser nosle tos iebe Sanse os siens
taaer SmtpGoet / 5 a 10 Minuter.,
On Sassn eiter Nutteiuermeriet
bllr npsle al EMBELLISHMENTS full
be, men iuuer flo aOru isien, inoen
Sjeneiteu bespnber. en- Of Seoerne er
8ilep 2anbon, ium MI fiber arreiteret
/ Siasburo uuber slnflase for at babe
beoreoet utust meo Smaaplger, atfls
rat iom grafbuiianeren Nilion i
Saulsbo. 2aubon er omtrent so Iar
% bar Some ps 8srn. Inbre WRe,
uigbebslemmer CT bleune arreiterebe
for Spertraoelier af fOrItiellist Slass.
Den alminoelise Wenins er, at &elis
sionen hos bisie 5Ult fun er ct Maite.
De bprfer tit 8iso % fin g~esi9rliss
beo eiter 8inoins % SerSmmeIie. x
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24
SpGl8e Scro.

Win biemlgie Sen, meoens Su rss
rer ON Sufteret / bit 10sGents @ins
slas. lab mig sipe big en- a~ienossiers
ming. iom 9u fan uaite bet neo meo.
aanbenbe On flyer, at Su / Iarepis
bar lanstet efter en- 5armers frie Os
ieluitanoise Sin, men aloris bapt
9snse moi til at fisbe en- 5arm. Men
Der er bet Gu, tuser Sell. Su bar
siennem ct Intal Of Iar iu9lset nso
en- suo opoprfet Jarm eiter ct SOrbolo
af 100 au~abratioo for boer "@ulp".
Spis 3u tuiler paa &istisbsosn, iau
resn no ielu.
Gn Icre 2ano inoebolber 43, $50
SOB; for Sciuembecs Sfplb anilaa en-
gcre pero s43.56 os gu pil ie. at 2an'
bet fpiter iuit en- Miiu for bper Suaorat.
FOB. Iu, bel / big ben brenoenoe Drill,
os inbbilb big, at On ipal9eoe en-
strawberry patch; fab ino fem al
bine 9ennsr % Lob benz bi9lpe big
Ifpue neo fem buubreoe Sob 2ano.
gespno paa en- fOrlanset 5eloetur en-
Dag - % ie. bpur lense bet taser big
at iualse neb Ssitemars NOT til at fsos
en- SO.
Sat fra big bit Sranseunsslas,
Der &c Spro | BET, 800 500 meo COB,
rio Serb.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24
9ecDrab % Smegn.
Ten 23Se Sanuar 1896.
gragtrs hem Tom Gig.

Sobn Remmen, alO'te Sen al DIE
z. Remmsn n9r Goroneis, bsoe
2oprencsburg, 9eun., ben 13oe oenie
Maarcb. SInsreben Of 2rrms reiite
ban fOIts Sgit III Spcsn for at isse
SeliebOo, men Spsoummen bar aitfor
lanot ipmmen iii, at ban funoe opnaa
uoscu SeIbreorlic.
0ieb 3anten paa fin mart f~oreItaa'
enoe Gpb pilbe ban ba belit besipe fig
tiIba9e I'll 6oralorenes Sus. Den
famine Gag. ium bar beitemt iii biem'
tps S%psoummen pluoislis en-
genoins. Der baope 3posn tilfsl9e.
aiosoes ssiter, iOm bapoe fulst meo
bum ps pleiet BAN, braste 2iset Siem.
8esraueIien meb Ssrseauostieneitcn
/ @aibiuaton Yrairie STRIFE fanot Steb
oenue nse.
8aitor Saul apren oplrite ct 8rep
fra Yultur Sfattebsl, 8rsii blanot be
/ Guaranteeing, itrepet til Gis
osbss 6oralore, bpiltet inoebolot 9l9s
beige Yionesbyro ansnaeuoe Ifosoes
driltelise 2ro % 9aalmpoisbeo. ium
ban lusoe for 8asen paa Sp8eiensen
% 9ppsleiet.
San bar uosct pper 30 Gar sammel
og bapoe iteoie uopilt ct rospnroist
6Urbolo blanot fine @ieunalorenoe, Der
astebe % elfeoe BAN bsit. bpiltet osiaa
uiite fig peb bans 9isiarb, iest iaa
mango al bisie beltpa | FANNIE.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24
G maapIur.

8atOsr 8uiiueis Colleges Stuoenter
bapoe Snsoas Giten en- f~turartst &as
ruoe sieunem "Opens Gaoer. s Spic'
fen GIT to Muiitiurps % bet belle Ops
tOs bar ct al be itsrite, ri bar bapt /
9ecurab pua mango Iar. Otter Ius
ruoeu began belle 5plset fig til stepers
Sperabus, tpur be morece fig meo ale
sluss 9ese, % 6%OririItninser ierueres
bss. 8 nate Nunter bonner en- uos
isrlioere gsretuius ON ben belle Gils
itelniHs.
- Seber Sanien fra 9orpntp, Gpo
9atrta, meo Suitru er Der paa 9eisa,
cs refer berira til @aterloo 8pssen,
buOr ban bOeoe for Omfrins 80 Iar
iiben.
- @ulbbrplup feireoes iiofe Sus,
bag al Sberlt us Wers. u. Z. 8afer.
Sire Senrer, en- Gatter, TO Spisers
optre % andre mere S~lGstnirse oeltus
i benne iieloue Self. 9e nlOotus mango
Gauer, 9ptsnifuinscr % gepiier paa
ben sjarlisbeo % Spiastelie, be npber
blanct fine matise &enusr % 8eiienbte.
"9ecOrab 8oiten" gratulerer.
- Curtis @iIer / Orleans CONN.
ibip bar iioite Sgit bpsset en- "Sarn",
iOm bar fOitet BAN $4,000. Den er
46 X 100 os "a SOB bDi us er soot
bpsset. Den ital bore ben itsrite %
beoit inoretteoe ~garn" / @inneibcit
County.
= Wrs. 2lcDo % Samilie ~aireiIte
berira Manoas 9litcu til Chicago for
oerira at tiItreoe Seiieu til Gong
Song, &iua.
- Sobn Sarper bar iolst fin Sfo'
maseriurretnins paa @aibinstOu CT.
til Ole &oil % uil MI, e~iterat babe ar.
beiost / 46 Gar iom siomaser, treble
zig tilbass.
= Tet.r % @unbilba Gtiarpins
ira @lenpouS reiite / Snsoass til OIL
bert SEQ, Rinn., for OF beige Slest
og Sennsr.
- Senrp Gluicse baobe forlebsn
Giisn bet utelo at TONNE tilfaoe uls
Der G9niusen nsb opsr en- brat 8aftc.
Gan ialot al en- "SOb" % blep paa en-
eler anoen @taaoe bGnsenoe fa1t i
SlGsen % brettebe ct Ben / ben enc
sob. San er bog life barre enb, at
ban fan saa umtrIus ps paretase fin
6orretning.
- Mrs. z. z. Shell, 8planb, 81.
Dat, bar paret i Seiss Dos fin Sabsr,
8. Ipsnaas, iiosn Sui.
- 5. 6. S6and bar iolst fin Sarm
paa l2l Grres i Burr DAT 3ppnibip
til 2bes. eridion for $4,435. @r.
sduud oil ilptts til Sscprab o. tisbe
ct Bar 2utter, paa buIlie ban pil OPS
isre Ell "5seo Stable."
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24
SepsfaIo,

Or. gurlsman, Der bar oaret ips
iiben liot fsr Sui, bsoe Nat til 2orss
bag. Giopoe par en- al be samle Setts
lere Fer i Spen % en- Of be eloite Sc.
ger / Staten. Sun par life fulct 90
Gar sammsl. Snotil for ct Bar Iar
iiben bar ban Mcolem Of Teniionsraaoet
/ bette County. Ifosoe bar belle 2iben,
iuotil ban lasbes paa Spseleiet, paret
u~iropunIis raft os rsris, % man funbe
busr Dag Ie bam pan 8penS Gaber.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24
Snotil lite Mtarts.

Sra MI a os inotil lite STARTS
uil ri gisre fglsenbe liberale Eli.
bub: @nbuer sammel 9bonnent,
iOm fan ienoe en- ny abounent,
paa famine Eib ium ban inbiens
Der fin e9en forituos Subifrip.
tion, bebpuer blot at ieuoe to
Dollars for besse Slabe for en-
Gar9ans. Oct er panifelist at
faa no9en biaisere Ipis.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24
'Worif Siosifrift,"

iluItrsrst maaneosifrift for biitoriite, lite.
rare, ioeIaIe os poIltlits afbaubIiuser.
uosIpst os reoiserst Of s. 9. Berg.
Spert bette uotOmmer meo 40 fiber o.
ioitsr ior oar 800; for 6 mnnneosr Coo;
f~orienet til StaHbinapien $125.
garssie: G27 @aibiaston ape. 60. Miu.
neapolis, gtiuu.
Snohoiosiorteauelis of Sanuarbeftet:
I'll IrisTHt - Smertias 5rsmgana. - rniuHstois
hiabeoerue. - 9ueiansrHss anita / gHerifI. ri 6.
Gtornt. Jorrt, (mso biurss al minneapolis rur4
tfs furHfOreHIHs). = 9pilfs sr be piJ,ishs betinsslIsr
for iaus ma fling f? = On relic O5u be npyie flelos
pee ~piHtsrtie, lmse biasSs) - Got ON Giftsrit. NJ
br. JaisS bSostef. : oiitOriI, ~Oueriist Oper ben aRs
ritaHfe reItspleiss a~opii!tus. vi aspctat o. Sam.
msr. = aouoiat 2. ". areilnSsr. (m,s binebs). -
On remFiniHe al drisoIia guseIs "Samiiieus. sri.
r~a,ftrneV mueIs 90 ftatsns opriHosi.~ Gitlol
Nefe pusaeFana, operio al rebaitst Clap ariaaru.
- Cser spns. 2ptt ltsife, al glsrnisn. - Zen tatbpl,
&c fitiss forbogb III itaten = Curriiat opr i~iterafHr.
Stfprisn. - oporieOes Dor ioro bombareeres. - III.
Der fsrmen. Nrbsiospn. W Der StpIs. = Guetl
tnaansffr al iOrifienia. f~sriattere. - 1stsr.p In ben
0sHlua. VI 5oban stsrm aeana
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24
SnifcS.

SeipsttabIe itauoinauiite YlGuo til
ousrta8e aseutureu ior en-. ietbuert gus
let ialgells artitel. Cuelie er life upo,
osnois; bsbaselist Grbeioe % goo BE.
falling sarnnteres. @nbuer, Der MATTE
snlte Of 9rauOe en- lpuuenos 5orretniua,
euer fOritnfe FIG Ell imut Siiortjeueiie.
oIl ior Splpsniu9er % irIe 9rpu.r bss
base at tilItripe
q. 3. Sboop & Co..
no. Cos State Str. Racine, Wis,
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24
SRA &unTuerncS HGffe.

ia Sans BON Siilotu ensans par
Gn9lano paa en- SuniertsS ournee, fanbi
ban til fin fore Suerraitelie, at bans
3oilette lite auiaaes for p~asieuoe til
en- Sptreoen ON gftermiooaseu, men
at bet muiitelRenbe 9ublifum penteos
al BAN, at ban ifulbe piie fig / SfiCo'
frafte ps lDie genflaber.
Strar siter fin 2ilbugefomit fom en-
uns Gipirant til bam for at bsre bans
Ilening ON en- meset umfattenbe 8ia.
n%umetbube, ipm ban retup bapbe uosi,
oct unoer Eitclen "9'Subispsnsable ou
8ianiite".
"at, min uuse 8eu," iasbs ben for.
MSano meo ct let Smil, "3e itaar lanat
tilbage for 9eres Sib. De bsr reiIe
os berpeo uouibe 2eres @pn auaaa.
enSe bisie 2ins; ba pil De ltrar finoe,
at bpab Der ct oct eueite "inbispens.
able" for en- 8ianiit, er Stjsbfratte %
lgie genflaeer unber Gitermipbass,
tonierterne."
Sottidalts sgoelmObisbcb bar be,
ret @ienitauo for mango G~nctbpter.
On giten ~panbreoe ban / Ieiu Orleans
lno paa en- aoniertbal, tpur ban ,trar
efter bSrte 8eitpreren betienOtsiSre, at
en- liben Sise, Der ituloe ipiae 8ianu,
bar blecen utilpaS % life fuuoe Ipiae
ben Giteu. @Oiti9alf gift baaum Sus
llsierne % tllbSo fig at uOiploe benoes
8labs.
Seroper bleo ben uppatte lille giae
naturlispis meset slao Os tatnemme.
Zig. men bsmerfeSe noset betan,elis:
"5Sreno De bespuoer. bsr Be e
bel oper Bartiturst. StDttst er tenn.
melis panifelist."
8aa bette iuarebe @ufteren, ibei
ban siorSe fig iarbis. at ban mol trp.
ebe, ban fnube battle fig ieienuem poo
en- eaer anoen Maabe.
9erpaa iatte ban fig oeb 9ianuet.
Men bet tunoe life unbsaaes, at
Here blanct Iublitum sienfienote ben
itOrs a%untner, Us ban bploebes meo
ben enc SpatiOn eiter ben auoen.
5sreno @Ottidalt after furlUb ees.
men, baoSe ban tsmt fine CONNER for
Smaampnter, lasoe benz | Satten Ga
ienote bsnne runot blanot 9ublifum
for en- Snoiamlins til fin Lille 9rOte,
gee. geseiitrinsen bapbe siort 9ilbp.
rerne r%unobaanoet. Satten Tom iii,
oase meo en- betrastelis Gum, DC,
ooerrailes oet uit9e YianlItinoe, bois
Gatnemmelisbeo Os @leos par aunlt.
nsrsn mere eno Selbunins mol.
Ta Sontim bar | 9onbon, traaSt,
ban en- Dag ino i cit al be finere 8or.
berltller for at iau iii Snnr friSsrs, n,
ttelt. San babe for 8ane at bare DC,
temmelis lanst iOm iau mango anbr,
2onetunitnere sioroe. Os sioroe Bar.
bereren opmcrfiOm berpaa.
"Soss leg bar benz" bsmsrieSe
oeHne, Der life iienbte SOadim, "iaa
bible leg lite bare bet altfur lanai;
f0r Sa SilSe be fOmme til at Iisue bis e
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24

SnntaItiueu -Sususnuen" mpato9 iee I
COB Ssbelo % sr peltilireos meo ben. Seq
ipuee soot ON ben / ale Senieenoer, % leg
oil pnite, at gubper, Tom trGu9er Ell Spma.
lflne maa beuptte 2eiliabeoeu III al iaa ia
en- COB % bilis Spmaltine. Gra9ten foiteoe
Is Gents. A8neS eotfao, SiouS Gttn
Soma
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-24

Zen npe Spmaffine -SuspenneH,| lon "
tlpbte for en- lib iioen, er en- iaa 900 Sq%I
Zine, ion1 Rogen bebDper. 5ra9t " ss"''
". WoSenIuno, @oobpiue &tA
The morning times., 1896-04-11
VENUS WITHOUT ANY WAIST.

DY THE many women VINO are now
~ studying the beauty OF the human
form and trying to impart a little
OF proportion and fleXibility to their own
figures, the classic type or the venus OF
Medici is accepted as model OF the
benefit of these students OF the perfect
contour and wcll-set limbs of the famous
Venus, accurate measurements OF her pro-
portions have been made and may De
accepted as an interesting standard OF
comparison. The height or the venus or
Medici is > feet 6 inches. Measured IN
sections as a sculptor measures, the
results are as follows: Her neck is 4 lnches
across From shoulder to shoulder Is IA
inches. Across the chest, betweenthe arms,
is s inches At the point of the greatest
fullncSs beneath the breast above tine
waist the measurement is 10 Ia inches.
Across the upper abdomen the measure is
II IL inches. A little lower, II 1-2
inches is the span. and at the hips the
front measurement Is 13 inches. Just
above the knee the front measurement
of the leg is 4 1-2 inches. 1t swells gently
tn a fulIness OF 81 a. the calf, and then
tapers TO a front measurement of IL
inches at the ankle. 1t is noticeable that
the Venus has practically no waist, much
less an angular indentation; that her hips
are slight and her foot uncramped.
The morning times., 1896-04-11
TO HEP THE AUXILIARY.
staff Captain Edith Marshall to Hold
Salvation Meetings Here


The Auxiliary League OF the Salvation
Army, now comprising over 6, 5,OOOmembers.
is made up OF those outsiders who espe-
cially sympathize with the army and
desire to support tin practical way and
is composed chiefly of members OF the
different churches all over the United
States.
Staff Capt. Edith Marshall, who is at
the head OF the league, and has done more
than anyone else TO build 1t up. is coming
today from New York TO hold a meeting,
Monday evening, in Foundry Church, Four
teenth and q streets, In the interest of the
bershp here. During her former visits to
Washington, SEVERAL years ago, she was
very successful in making members for
the league and friends for herself.
She comes now at the request OF members
OF the league In Washington, and will have
their support in her meeting. She is
attractive personally, speaks with eloquence
and has long and interesting experience
of work in France, Switzerland and the
United States to draw upon.
DR.. Frederick Nice, the editor of the
German War Cry, who is so popular in
Washington as a Speaker, singer and
especially as a violinist, will assist i'll the
meeting Monday evening, and perhaps other
army officers will be present. On Sunday
Staff Capt. Marshall and DR.. Nice will
take part in the regular meetings morning
afternoon and evening. of thelocal corps, at
Salvation A rny Hail. No. $50 Pennsylvania
avenue, where Capt. Garfield and Lieut..
BriScoe are in charge.
The morning times., 1896-04-11
FOUND TWO GOOD LISTENERS

A WOMAN who has had her fair snare
u of attention. said the other day: 'of
all the men | have known In my NE
there have been only two who TOOK the
least interest in what / could tell them, In
my thoughts, my tastes, my feelings. Ine
others were quite willing that l shouio
listen to their various adventures, thelr
loves and hates: they expected an un-
relaxing attention to their al1airs, d
smiling interest in all that concerned
them, but when l began TO tel or myseiI
their attention wandered, they changed
the subject. or listened in perfunctory
way, which was even worse. And these
were not particularly selfish men, and not
at all unkind ones; they were good feiiows
with the best and most friendly feelings;
il was simply not their nature TO De IN
ieresied. The two that listened were, L
regret TO say. not Americans, and l DOUBT
whether in an emergency they would nave
been OF much good TO one, not from uil-
Willingness, but from general foreign
helplessness. But their receptive natures
made them very delightful companions, ana
il seems pity that the native article, WIN
his kindness his hardworkingness, his trust
worthiness ana his general good qualities,
should not be bit more sympathetic, too.
Chicago Chronicle.
The morning times., 1896-04-11
BACK TO The COLLEGE DAYS
University of Virginia Alumni Take
a Night CT in Attiea.
Good Stories, Old Songs, and
Very Jolly Smokers.

The alumni OF the University of Virginia,
who form very large, very accomplished
and genial colony at the Capital, gave
classic smoker last evening at the rooms
OF the Washington Club, No. ITO / street
northwest. These rooms are the property
OF one of the most exclusive lady societies
of Washington.
II was an informal affair, but somehow
the very informality and the other things,
chiefly OF the renaissance period, made il
none the less a most agreeable symposium
OF wit, humor and philosophy.
The smoker was given in the main parlor
OF the club which was decorated prettily
with roses, narcissuses and crocuses, al
though at the university they say that the
plural is narcissi and croCi. There were
also many tables around the room on
which there were disposed large quantities
OF chicken salad, West Virginia ham and
a dozen other things, including ice cream
and confections. There We're papers and
cigars III abundance. for the purposes Of
the meeting. and rivulets of mint Juleps and
other scholastic accomplishments.
There were no speeches, but they told
some good stories, among the EsOpS OF
the occasion being Vice President Steven
son. President Whitman OF Columbian Uni
versity, and Representative Curtis OF New
York.
BtSliCS iHe StbIy tACiS
was some excellent music, which was fur
nshed by the "Kamp Town Soshul klub,"
composed of Messrs. +. NJ. Bull, Sandford
Kirkland, Philip Huntington, Roy Kirkland
and Vinton Birch. This nucleus was in-
creased by chorus OF the alumni, the
combined music being directed by DR..
Glazebrook as chora gus. The songs were
the American classics, including The New
| Bully"
There were 212 members OF the associa-
| ton in attendance. The invited guests were.
| Hon. A. E. Stevenson, Justice White,
| Justice Brown, Judge Seth Shepard, Judge
4, NJ F. Morris, C. C. Willard. F. HopkinSon
| Smith, NJ. W. Gait Hon. Gardiner Hubbard
| Gen. N. NJ Curtis, Hon. II. ST. George
| Tucker, Eppa Hunton, Jr., Prof. w
| Echols, Prof. W. E. Peters, Prof. P b
Barringer, Mr.. Hailman, Prof NJ. Schele
| DeVere, J Newton Baker, Jr.- r. K. Camp
bell, Rev W. G. Ware, R. LeGrand John
! son. j Stewart Ball, Representative Curtis
| ofNew York, ,and Assistant Attorney Genera
| Dickinson.
Before the smoker the annual election
| for officers was held, with the following
| result:
| President Hilary A Herbert. Secretary ol
the Navy; first vice president, w. L. VII
| son, Postmaste General; second vice prest
| dent, w D. CabeII; fourth vice president
L. NJ. Backford; treasurer, DR.. l. W-Glaze
brook; secretary, E l.. McClelland.
Executive committee, c. q. Lee. Thoma:
| Nelson Page. Clarence Thomas, r. E. l.
Preston, Theodore Clark, and Dr.. j. 81
! Bryan.
The morning times., 1896-04-11
OUTING GOKNS OF CHEyIOT.

D EFORE the fitting abroad OF the fash
y IOnable worh a host OF bewitchiug
costumes We're planned. while the re-
mdindeT OF the summer outfit was to be
purchased on the other Sitie of the OCEAN
First among them were the outing gowns OF
cheviot or finely woven crepon. A smart
gown of navy blue cFepOn IN fine CriBkIes
is made up with trimmings OF white serge
III the most fetching OF outing gowns Tne
flaTiug gOFed skirt Il entirely devoid OF
trimming and Is richly lined with TJIsthlg
navy blue taffeta. The ripple jacket is very
short and very full and caught close to
the figure by Il rather broad belt or white
serge. This belt slips through Openings in
the front OF the jacket and clasps with 3
fancy buckle. leaving the front TO hang
loose in REFER effect. There is 4 blouse
vest or white serge, fastened with small
silver links down the front There IS u
rolling collar OF crepon and tiny revers
of the same. The sleeves are in NEON
shape, with a narrow, fEariBg cuff a TIA
wrist
Another smart navy blue gown is OF the
sOfteSt OF wool homespun, made up over
CIaret red taffeta. The sweeping skirt baS
strapped seams laid on in double fashion,
the under one OF Ciaret re,I wool The ripple
coat opens broadly over n fitted vest OF
cIaret silk. beautifully embroidered with
an aTabcsqUe pattern There is a narrow
ehanleied buttons OH the front OF the coat
and sleeves. A saiIOT-shaped straw in navy
blue has bunch of ciaTet red and black
wings erected at the side and . twist of red
velvet TO tip off the face.
Navy blue and stem green are favorita
combination. A charming gown OF stem
green taffeta has all the seams piped with
a brilliant shade of navy blue and = huge
colLIrette OF navy blue OpenwOFk enbroid-
cry broad ribbon Of striped navy blue
and green satin crushed about the neck
answers as a stock collar, and another at
the waist for belt, with big bow as
finish