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6iiti9c GpOcrfoppcr.

Set iDnes lille at o4re dlminoelig be>
fienbt, at Gbberfopperne er uoruiteoe
meb en- Gift uf en- me9et attip Ndtur,
Der rirter pdd famine Maaoe ION
Slangesift. Oct er ganife piit iunot,
at Gbbertppperne / ben norolige Tempe
rersbe Some er imuu og aloeles uitaoes
liae for NenneItst, men pau ben anoen
Sibs er bet bog en- 8jenbsgierning, at
en- aiftia 9QbIte ~afionbrss bag SiGz
terne paa ale Gbbsrtopper - ielp gioz
bet al ben alminoelige Suseobsrtop be-
pirter 6urtig 9eo for 5luer og andre
Snietter, iom ben leOer at. Gooertops
aft Times at babe i9rlig 9irtning pda
pisie Sniefter, % be iterite 5luer er
life altib be, Iom er melt iitre imoo ben.
Ssnietter, paa bpilte @iften fun bar Ii
ben 9irtnino, holbes ~i9bpunligpis
ianans cg ipralsnoe | Rettet inbttl
Gbpertoppen fan fau gugt meo benz.
SuaInart en- Slue er blepen bict al en-
Gobsrtop, gjsnnemiitres belle oens lille
2eaeme at p~olbiomms 8rampstrGtnins
ger, 90 Oeoen inotr9oer ulminoeligpis
efter fad Minutsrs Jorlsb. Gooer=
topeift lisnsr paufaloenbe ben siftist
99oIte, Der aficnbres / Stcrpionen, ce
sr / 9irtslistebsu ben iamme Sprs, bel
/ fprmilbet @rab finoes osiuu / Der
pelfisnbte rebe Mpre FAINT | gr9nb:
n9loer. Naar henne Subitans idmIes
fra 8ifterebftdbsrns al flere Gooertop'
per % torres. bill ben bepdre line Ggen'
Ttabsr | fIers @ar. % ielp efterat ben sl
bleren upiat for en- 8urmsgrab op til
aogepunttet, miitsr ben bog lille fir
&roft.
@poertcpp,n sr uoruit.t mep msse
tunItise RsbItaber til Yibrinsslien a
9iftsn, beitaasnos af aiaber, bpii
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-21
Gu HGpebifprie.
De lab / ct 9rpcerbitor. oa Iloa er

De iab | ct 8rpcerpitore og ilOg en-
Sldooer al. Gu bdpbe meobragt en-
BOG og lGite op ct Stptte ON F9ren.
Def CAB Qnlebning til, at nogsn beer
opfriitebe Winoer ON bet unoerlige 8Dr
meb be liitige Zine os ben buItsoe Sale.
"cSnsen / 8erben er idu FLU Iom RGs
Oen," begpnbte 9r. 9. Seq minbss en-
Rut, ba jeg bar Gut, at Der bleO iligt ct
Spsttdtsl 6ldnbt 9unoene, Iom fob l9ns
tet. @i bebspebe en- bdln Zine til at
tlabe os pad, p96ns os og gisre Cs iitdno
til at unbsrisge, bOao Der bar ylafRrbe.
0d hi life tunOe opbage uoset, late hi
Sunbsns, pg be for gieenoe afitso. 8t
oibite lite, snten bet bar ct WsnneIte sllsr
ct Sfabebpr, iom bar ubs; men efterat
baps Iprlngst ct goot Stptts. Tom guns
bens tilbnge til Sunoe6uiet og isgte at
rire BET nso. gu ia, en- gammel R9o
6upoe meb Delbsrado Su niIt zig for Suns
oene for at Rrts benz, og msoens be for
afgdaroe, ba hi hdDbs lsit benz, pasIeoe
BEN paa og itjal Jig nosle Ssns.
Seq paagnsos en- maunslps Rat," IA
en- Mano, IOm FAB pua 8ebtusien, "og
nj Zie pau en- Rab, iom fab unosr 1t
9G6letra, 6por enllnghsne til6ragte Rats
ten. Seq oiOit.. at Stielmsn life tunbe
tlatre pg fob osrfor reb 9inbuet og 10.
Rapen oisbos fcr at rGtte Ssnen og Be-
apnbts oerpua at le6s runot Erect. ferit
Iaqte, men bsrpou ~fortere og ~fcrtsre. Den
forItrattsos Ssne fulgts bam noturligz
pig msb Zinsns. til ben bler Iaa IpimmeI.
at ben tilIibit falot nsb."
Seq ida snsans ncgst lignsnoe." IA
en- lansmuger Gpr, ION FAB paa RaIsrs
taoaen. Oct rur bare zen 6oritisl, al
Ssnen Islp prsb Sulisn af paa fig peo
at Ie paa RGSen; ba ben ipraug iaa
Irnstslig fort"
SslItabst gil oerpaa oUer til at talk
ON Slcmmen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-21
I'm DC ipenIfe Sihecrcr til
6rGfculano

~Itrtper "9eutids 8arte"S ariasfOrrs.
iponoent I 8cgpupel en- al aprit ON.
bprO pua 'Sonion", iOm On oar puo
Bel til Svlsa, b. a.:
Last but not least Gar 5 iueu1te
Otficerer inoItibet iis ter. 9e brrsr
fine ontre o9 bstusmme iueuite ca
mgrtebloa llniicrmer, broo.reoe Cub
o9 meo guile Svilas, % CT bCie. ele.
9nute aarle. Ia be / Circus 0if pau
ct @elso uoooer Bsp9scn for at Isle
tine 8tletter, trosoe man.. at oct bar
en- &Gfte Briuicr. Sc imaa GtrRuss
1rTtsre iul9te benz / bunoreoeoi5 pan
en- aiitane, Tom ban eler5 life pIeier at
inotage. 1bi ban &c en- intdrneret
8emofrot o9 p9rre enO iclpe Yauteer.
Sau bar life eugnus a9tetie for ben
giraffe Dollar. 3rotmen. Cru ia, eitrr
9rofmsn5 nuuRrenoe Natur or Do
bette beaer life ina unocrli1t). Gt
aOu9e, en- bigger, en- WViaionpr 49,
ale iiaar be for BAN paa bet famine
Niueau iom MeuneIter. Blot iOr be
gamle 5amiller. iom inolngoe Jig Ell
Naun i Jr~ibeostrl9sn, blot for benz
bar ban 8eipeft. 3e tan iorore of
al bau. Get er Osiaa be, iOm itaal
basom ben mG9tIse % bemmelige Na.
tionaliurentna. 90 iom ON oisie
Sueniter ituloe bsrt III bette IpecieIt
% eueituaenoe QritOtrati, iul9tes be
at Bir9oterneS nstsliesiuloe Stnrc,
Zen enc. ben alsr lansite al oisie mos
oerue @s.er, ital pare en- SlRgtninG
af &Onssu, Ell @reu .. Ber9e O., OH
lsa tgrte rrstis; men ies bar 9lemt min
@otba, & calender -"
Com man fer, bVloer Der aIere0t
paa at baune fig 2essncer pm uOrt
raife Sificerer. bemarfer rs. {. 6
9. T."
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-21
De uberomte belte.

1ons: J RoitulunO unotr Sdsas 6at.
5osrt War Der 1dnorsr b,rfra en- d0ro
en- Sidrt Wrue aeea 9aon,
Sois @itmine tiit III iibrrs garo,
sno | Oct minort at QauHsl
vi iGttes oper ben @tdp be fdar
en- Stm iom ptanger, en- Gnte tdar,
% tort % fife BUN srrOst
On plaos BIER tom oeo ct ring, goro,
en- Sisrnt '~iauico at truit;
men inoeu Snlcr uto ilar. Orb
aau 7rsf iii 9aru tger Grtt.
Den BOG cr mauaer IN Stormunos Tuao,
boor 9iUet lnicr o. fiunsr,
a prrot IN Stormnnt aabtu 9aao,
bbor Stumiprsit bDistsr o. blinosr.
hi her, hoor eiSet sr bcarot o. araat
% GlGotu iirloeu faar linn,,
bpor frtm man iirmpcr | Storm % Rraa'
for Wdo til Si,mmtt at oiuo,,
Der ltgtr G@ mto Sio botr Sag
% Wano,n fer BEN for Ejt,
biir 6eltsoaaom en- ,niom sag
os hans, iom Dor | BET bsi,.
Saa brrts title Ban bitm IN Rot,
ian tdus % blsg r ban Oorotu.
Chen mi'iret, bans Tlaal uur fat.
iaa sr 10 atpeis Crb,n.
90 Barnet, iom | ct Sitm III DO,
.r msr en- Tals o. 6rotr.
Cub fgnt benz, iom bar faat Ro,
% Dem, iOm iaon,no. Qrrosr.
Tiortt Shnttltr,
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-21

sgf TO SnSsr' ipuss bet unosrtioer, icm
sui mango Wnnsisr pGIStr besSs.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-21
Sra DC SpcoalfeS Sip |
Wiooelaloeren.

Speoalitbeo, benne ubnggelige Sn9s
bonn, Der / ben Ienere Sib after bar Bee
9pnot at tiloru9e fig OpmartIombeoen,
forbi ben paa iinsS teoer truer meb at uo,
breoe Jig, bar en- at Wiooeldloerens pGrs
tie plaser. Zen optrauote meget bpps
pig | ale eurpppiTte 2anbe, iaa Der
maatte pprettes Speoaltbeosulpler | tls
ienbpis. Sertil blep be lllpttelige, Der
bar dngrsbns at Spgbommen, henpiits,
for at fpre beres eget 2iD, itpeoe iom be
bur at andre Msnnsiter, Der intet tunbe
giere for beres 9elbreoelie og at 5rpgt
for Smitte bolpt benz iaa iiclereoe ION
muligt.
Se bolotes brg HE inbsIparrebs |
Qiplsrne, men tunbe bepGge Zig uoenfor
bisIe eIter pisie 8sglsr. De matte
bore en- beItemt Slaoning, en- Iimpel,
msrt, | Rsglen fort Sragt, for at gnz
bper funbe tisnoe benz. Sill Sragten
berts SanoIter, bd bet bar for6uot Dem
meb blcttebe S9noer at berere en- 8lens
Itanb, icm life tilbprte benz felp; enopis
bere mebferte be ct aar til be 9rittepda
rer, Der blep gipst benz, cg en- Set til
Spiieparer.
gf I9rlig @igtisbso bar bet Snitrus
ment, meb 6pis Soner ben SpeoalIte
tunbaicrbs i'm Hermelie, for at Sorbis
aaaenoe / Sibs tunbe tags fig / Igt. s
bet LORE @arbunbrebs benpttebes 6prn,
Ienere 9i9lper; bisIe brlgtes ogiuu al
be Sunbs, irm inbiumleoe Ilmisier til
be Spsbalfte, % mauife itriper Zig hers
fra I~npenoslisn at "alingbeltlsn" peo
SnbIamlinger / Sirterne. Meit brugte
BAR bog maaite to imau Stptter Sre,
"&lappsrs" (8aitagnetter), 6pts 2po
life alens tiente til aopariel for be fig
n9rmenbe, men pgidu bar be ulptfeliges
prbleie 9en ON 4lmisIe, ba bet mango
Steber bar benz forbuot at tiltale be
Sunoe.
0et bar forbubt De SpsbalIte at BE-
trGbe be inGpre 8aber / Reglen bar Der
anpiit benz pisie at be breoere 8aoer,
Ipm be itulos benptte, bploenoe fig til
@aoens Mibte. De Speodlite turos
bpsrtsn bate fig ielp, beres al9oer eler
npqen benz tilherenbe 9lenitdnb / Beetle
eller peb 9renbe; be matte life brittle
birefte at en- 9reno 9umps), men ituloe
ppfange 9anbet / beres sget &ar. De
mautte life berers, tpao Der itte tilhsrte
benz; pnitebe be at tjebe noget, bererte
be pebfpmmsnoe 9jenItanbe meo en-
Stot, betalts, pg fsrit pa turoe be tage
paa bet &isbte. 8srn MATTE be life
berere, belsr life gips 8aper.
Rosle af neutrality-suspicious. Spis
Ierealementer sr o~pbeuarspe. Soften bar
naturli9pis iimpsl ug ensformis. Suppe,
@reb, 8oer og Melt fob / fsrite R9tte,
men Der eapes bog ogiaa &ipb os paa
Senigbaas Steg rg Silt, St, 9Gg cg
Bin. Maaltioerne inotogss | S9lless
Itab, men Sipnnsne bar itrGngt aoItilte.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-21
III SapanS 40 Wiuioncr
Wcnnejfer

Hal liz, 600 pare SrIitne; beraf 49,.
900 YrO,eitanter. Get er fcrreiter
iaubipnlist, OF Risiionspirficmbeoen
ueo GrOpeerne bereiter bliper miner,
END ier / Sapan, oa man beriteos life
lifer, at Guropaerne optreoer ION
Sapaneiernes 2Grere. Solicit iuSer,
at bet itaar lissiaa bcit / aultur, ion
Guropasrue os bsriOr ielu Tan beigrsc
i'm rlnbsruisuins % Sporaaelie psiao
| rsl,siss Senieenoe. Saa zee bet M
beaer life i ale 5remmeoe noset 9tsn'
tier paa mUralit 2epuet. eno iise fri
telia 5ero, men oite bet mooiatte
Oa en- 3ins er ialialo n~ssoenois fOI
benz, Der ital uirfe iOm WisiOuarel
/ Sapan: be maa life / aultur iiac
tilbaae for bette Soils oauneoe WtGuo,
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-21

Com man fer. boloer Der alIereoc
paa at baune fig 2esenber ON bore
raife Sificerer, bem9rfer rs. {. &
q. g."
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-21
tsu iinpel aatarrb.3 ur.

Jta har bfhonsfcf Rdtarrb tsrueo fgHti dar % ees
pirisf lire Rurs sHb Holeu Gpertdlif tBtotetHsrs pe
ii0rit. IA ies mart iHna trace ttiba1e frd attn Brars,
unasiutbierns og Rarsn. iom anreubt nttH Brnrtss
irit % ~iranfsrtf nl Snhser Batter berdi, ION ltor az
benns D0mmeli9s, 'atiias % rzeobuosise- suaoem.
BrSi. eaprtnss. no ts,a SCAR Ct. Rsp Dsrf.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-21
KEY CITY ROOFING Co.

SOerilag oUer, boormeget Composition
and Gravel Roofing ioiter, giuss gratis
bporiombslit / be 5orsneoe Stater. aoreSie:
Key City Roofing Co.. Dubuque, Soma,
eler Geoar Raptos, Sopu. 36b4
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-21

Gn summsl Mauo, Der pilpe siits zig mso
en- ung 9iss, III Of fine 9snner bsre ismmtlis
farps ssmGriniHssr ON ben tore alosrsiOr.
fisl. s6un iial," iusos ben samls, "pGrs ON
mig for at lutte min. Zine" "9sI,- %ioarsos
en- al g,unsrn., 'iss bar bapt to euitrusr %
be aabnsss mine Zine
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I'm ATLANTA
WOMAN IN jAPAN

From the great little mountain resort
described In my last letter we went to To-
kio. the capital and largest city of Japan.
Here is shown all that advancement and
contact with the great nations for the past
twenty-five years have done for Japan.
and ono cannot fail to be impressed with
the greatness of the present government.
THE emperor shows his democratic
spirit by the many privileges given his
people. and by relinquLshing the despotic
tyranny held over them which always char
acterizes the rulers of these fair islands.
The crown prince Yoshi Hito. died few
weeks ago. aged eighteen. and while he
was always delicate physically he was OF
a bright disposition and carefully trained.
The new heir Is a cousin OF the emperor.
and his past record in tho war with emma
lead the people to believe he will make
wise ruler
THE telegraph as well as the postal sys-
TEN IS under the supervision of the govern
ment. and an excellent service is given
We were told if we would drop letter
In the postoffice addressed TO ourselves and
walk leisurely to the hotel IT would reach
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-03

women has the obi sash. which Is the
most costly part of the kimona. always
being OF silk or satin even if the rest OF
the dress is of cotton. This obi i tied
I'm a huge bow in the back; that worn b.
the married lady differing in style from
the unmarried. also does the arrange
ment of the hair They wear 10 hats. but
always carry a paper parasol to protect
them from rain and sunshine alike. Their
wooden shoes and straw sandals are Gu
riositcs. and The noise they make scraping
along the pavements is dreadful.
"They enjoy the unspeakablo blessing
of having clothes that never change style.
az they have worn the sane since their
foundation-pauper and millionaire dress
alike. About their manners. 1 cannot say
enough: such politeness l have never seen
and sweeping bows TO the ground are given
us on all occasions. When we go in q
shop we are received as though we were
intimate friends. and handed tea and the
keeper cannot take enough trouble for us.
Every person connected with the shop
comes out TO serve US, and they beg US to
come again even if we haven't bought.
a queer thing is the way they keep
fine pieces OF porcelain. satsuma. etc AT
ter seeing quantities of ordinary wares on
the floor and shelves. YOU are asked back
to an inner room, and there piled up against
the walls are hundreds of little wooden
Doa'Hs an tNdftiy ullhe slnN without lNDei
OF any kind; but tho owner can put his
hands on anything you call for. Tho deli
cate pieces arc wrapped I'm old yellow
silk cloth. and then PACKED IN cotton. This
custom is noticed in every shop oil over
the country.
''Tokio is noted for its bronzes and cloi-
Some and have never seen more exquisite
work than the latter. The art OF making
these flne wares is handed down from
father to son Tor generations, and the finest
cloisonne made in Japan today is made by
the family Of Namkawa. whose name has
ranked above others for many years We
went through his factory and the process
IS extremely interesting.
"First copper plate of the shape re-
qUired IS selected and very small silver
or gold wires put on to outline the design
then the cOiorcd enamel IS put on. filling
I'm tho spaces and making q perfect picture
Of exquisite coloriug. The finest pieces are
made without wires. in which the colors are
blended so perfectly as to look ike minia-
ture paintings.
"JOsEPHIND INMAN RICHARDSON"
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utterly regardless that the sun is shining
IN the little blinking eyes that turn IN
vain for relief. and in hundreds OF other
little things an Incompetent nurse neg
lects or makes a child suffer.
There IS nothing that calls Tor more
wisdom discretion and patience than the
care OF a child. How many little lives are
sacrificed TO neglect and Ignorance time
alone will reveal.
There have been training schools estab-
llshed for the mothers for children. sick
nurses. etc. then why not train nurses
for children There are such school north;
why not have them all over the land2
What help 10 our poor. overworked
mothers would nurse be who knew Just
how to prepare buby's food-the rules IS
to quality AID frcQuency-how TO use the
bath. what temperature. etc. the care OF
the mouth. eyes and ears ventilation and
cleanliness. something OF the sim
pie remedies used in sickness, how
To- zmuso the children and a knowl-
edge 81 plain sewing. what
4 help such a nurse would be. ana this
could all ~ taught IN a training school
FOR nursery maids. We trust the day is
Tot far distant when such schools VIII loo
established all over our country. not orly
Tor the sake Of the mothers. but the help
less. feeble children OF our land.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-03

there rs soon MS We d.d-we found this TO
be true. The people seem im5ued with
law and ora r. because they have been
taught obedience from their birth.
"The streets are The Fairgrounds OF the
children. set quiet.ess and happiness al
wavs rciens WI, ii e misJe meanor does
occur II Is lo,..s .non as great on nse
ana this. possibly. IS one reason why such
order prevails. gne little policemen. very
jauntily affixed O. white duck suits. seem
hardly capable o handling prisoner. they
are generally v,ry young, but wear such
a scdate eNprc-lon and move about IN
such aIsniAeG way as to appear almost
ludicrous
while or this subject. ! VIII tell about
our visits 10 the prison six miles from
Toxic. which eas 70 be a mocel in its
perfect manageaent. we approached a
lot of harceaIa. buildings. and 1 asked
Fl tl.E .a uat belong go the university.
No. tf" prison ttere we are going rae
sue. .t. -.. f,e entered the beautiful
gFoa4os Iald isucaiy and planted
Ntt1 nowsrs. I-e buildings are 81 brick,
one story AUl. ana are nlied with many
comforts. aa- coz allowed 10 20 IA the
shops. but Air. Richardson wenJ through
and stw them ali husy at work As he and
the keeper passed they We're sa.uted By
each prisoner. VITO would then continue
at his lob
"Tney were au required to work and
are supplied Hith an necessary materials
BY the govcrua.art Some do exquisite
clolsonne ana weed carving. others make
useful articles. such as shoes. buckets.
baskets. otc-. urtl 2oa can find almost any
article you WASH. Foe articles made are
sold for just patt toe material cost. We
found several 8, ut.tul things much cheap
or hon sttt ta.. 3,
Toxic has population Of 150J. 80. The
dwelling houses srs very low. never more
than two stori high, and he streets are
50 wide that the city covers vast area.
but with toe JiuriA shas always 1T com
m1ud we enjoyed tine long rides and did
some real sightseeing going through gov
eminent houses, temples and the rnikados
palace. The nl- ~ these are modern
buildings. the temple and palace strictly
Japanese.
THE house occupied by tho foreign le-
cations are much hner than our American
minister has. ard I think We ought 70
make a better SHOW. The new palace is
about In the center OF the city; is sur
rounded by two 1eep Noats witn massive
stone walls. and approached b. magnifi-
cent bridges ana gales. During the chry-
santhemUm season a garden party is given
IN the palace grounds, TO which foreigners
may get invitations through their minis
ters
The court dress IN European fashion
and has adopted French as the language.
but TO many japanese who cling to the
national costume the conventional evening
dress OF modern Zines IL very objection
able.
The native dr.. a. IS so suited 10 their
looks that l thinE II Is unfortunate they
have made the change. for Partisan gowns
look very much out Of place on such doll
like ladies.
THE styles Of clothes worn by both mon
and women Is exactly alike except the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-03

properly dcGned bows 90 hair at tho back
of ths head. prove distinguished look nS
ana heCom!uE "a most faces. ana make a
very pleasant change from the some what
loose. Notwithstanding c-eCtioas winch have
for some time past ha,n in vogue. We may
also he pr, pared COR colorod ribbons and
,-t-tcN nli.e..s A.ar w"rn in fit 80 9ure.
For some umo past ihis method II wcay-
ing a line OF color into n chic couture has
been gaining ground. and / fcar taa quite
tbs. snlartest thing for The coulrg season
VIII toe strings of pearls ana diamonds
clevorlN ~oVcu iu and out through tlr
hair. while p.uucs VIII bee worn III the top
a. tho head. But though our hair arrange
ments may he loss avuy. they VIII NOT he
hard or severe and Cor such Of us as the
new style does not entirely suit. IL may De
modified sufficiently 90 suit the Individual,
and Vet preserve the character stiles az the
prcvallinG mode
Tho mouj = rs a spring coat bodice j. ~
much a fact ACCOMPLISHED as the heIero.
Elton ANA mess Jackets. f. ts tS
sie1c- adaptation vt I-u-si3n H'aii@
tunlc. ana is. when wen cut one of the
most becoming OF garments. es'' iiiN 70
a slight figure AS rrlr t matches tAe
costume. but when made Of velvet n looks
remarkably wei with amy bihi o' SKIRT.
one ruada of purple velvet and flushed
van a design OF black lace braid applique.
e.eH 81 "A
," ''' ,,s .,,,,, ,ls, l,r,,d-
''''N'' anu - q. -. I'd s.,f muslin
go" ai" " 49, 80, ,,sbrr,.ra
ana 4i''. WIS W. ~
skirt anu tlr 'li"t' W'a -,
Tho new paras0ls are ia better style than
Those Of last year and charm Dog their s.n-
plclty. striped emma -''N7 ~ -
VITA pHlk interviewer Feit't $50 ~.
lined INSIDE Win lh7 it"- sl-"' 60 ~,
double frling ~ ouli'i -iiile1 90.
handles are most original some 'ah."E ~
form Of small metal "f eh.4is' -l,Al','9'' '',9,
while others have green palhleo ha'lu'eS
with tops. Many Of the newest nodes ara
rcturnIug q the early Victorian style ana
have deep fringe Bright p"ppy-red slim
VIII be muC'l w1rn and Wilt give q pretty
dash Of color in tAe promenAd E. quite
new departure is thc use OF applique trim
innings i'm sets OF four rows. starting from
the ton ~ the parasol. close together, ana
then widening and rad53unE toward the
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son in lofty aims. intense and persistent
lrtor. usefulness and sweetness"
II was through the influence of Miss
Lieuellen that SIS DeBele decided upon
her ccI rse of study at iowa City. Since
her association with that Institute Miss
DeBelle has made rapid progress. and by
her close application 10 study has taken a
foremost place in the classes. She has
tried several cases and won.
This brave. intrepid young pioneer in
law f. scarcely more than twenty years of
age. She is gifted far beyond the Ordinary
with the power to analyze and discriminate
and her voice Is musical. clear and 80
harmoniously intoned that 1t falls lik >
T1rs,c on the ear. Miss DeI}elle will. re-
main n year or two at Iowa City. III inca
return TO Atlanta, a city that loves and
values her brilliant talents
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A WOMAN CURED.
Doctors in City and Country He'd Tried
in Vain.

Cornel'l Grey. So broadway. Paducah.
Ky writes - had oeen six for three
years with severe pains in the breast and
consistent headache. 7 thought ! bod con-
sumption. I had been taking medicines
from doctors. both here and in St Louis.
but they did me no good saw Dr. Hart
mans advertisement. and finally decided
/ would write 70 him followed his treat
n,nt. and now + am wei feel better than
Rave for years. cannot express in words
waat good Fe-ru-na Gid me / can't say
enough in its praise
All testimonials used b. The Pe-r'i-na
Drug Manufacturing Company are genuine
and printed by the written permit Of tho
signer. s1N0 VIII h- paid for q single spu-
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free book TO The Pe-ru-na Drug Mauufa.c-
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The Story of a Lily.

Twas an ancient Easter lily IN a faded
book of prayer
Who's ycllowed leaves were eloquent of
age.
And ! said: sweet lips have kissed II;
sanity hands bestowed IL here
And gave It's April beauty Ia this page!
''Perchance IN orient gardens In the East
er mornings fed
II knew the heavenly blessings Of
tear!''
(Ru. my wife wrecked all the romance
when. with twinkling eyes, she said:
THAT was placed there by my second
husband. deRrr
FRANK L. STANTON.
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TYrsYr Maids.

n discussing ne Slb'ec- - mothers and
efu5-ea. another class rrrsaF-s Itself shat
IS 8 VERY important adjunct and that Is
nurses
uav- ma-v poor little helpless children
-. turned over ta rnf keeping ~ incom-
r.-a.t n.r-, Sc II IS nari =ous.-lnles for
mothers ws1 have the natural instinct ~
tf.- mother ta perform ti.e tasks that are
r.rs.r.f ~ h-r-tn.r how much more aif-
feaM for au lr-nrant unframed negro
~. So On oar streets constantly nurses
vs-h i.ttte babies in theiT carriages. the
nurse s-aud.lE talking 10 every passerSy.