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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-29

as a lfo-saver. his feats in this direction
have won for him the highest recognition
of the United States government. Since
lslz McNally has probably saved more
than 10 Hyes-he cannot himself tell how
many. In the summer Of 1896. at Cres-
cent beach. he personally and alone saved
u people from drowning, and assisted IN
saving half a dozen more
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-29
McCULLY SUICIDES,

Portland. or, June 2S.-Wm. S. McCul-
ly. seventy years old. an engineer, COM
mitted suicide this afternoon by shooting
himself through the head with a revolver.
He was suffering from fatal illness,
which was reaching the end too slowly
TO suit his despondent state OF mind. He
leaves wife but no children. He also
possessed considerable property
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-29
DE LONE TO BE SUCCEEDED.

Havana, June 2S.-Senor Santos Gpzman.
the leader of the uncompronising Spanish
party in Havana, is reported 20 have
informed his adherents that Senor Cas-
telar is about to be appointed Spanish
minister to Washington. the position hell
by De Lone.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-29
BRYAN AGAIN.

Denver. Col. June 2S,-A special to the
Times from Lincoln, Neb., says the Ne
braska state central committee Of silver
democrats met today and arranged the
details for the fall campaign. The COM
mitteo appealed to silver republicans and
populists to fuse. Bryan win stump the
state
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-29
REEDS COMMITTEES.

Washington. June ?S-speRker Reed
said today that he had the matter OF the
appointment Of the committees under con-
slderation. and that unless something un.
forseen should occur to change his per-
sCral inclination he would prepare the list
and submit It prior to final adjournment.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-29
ANOTHER LYNcHING.

Aberdeen. Miss, June 2S.-A negro
named Harry Gillian was forcibly taken
from the Monroe county Jail last night,
carried five miles from town and hung
to a tree. He was charged with having
robbed white lady at okolona on SAT-
urday afternoon and attempted Grim
inal assault upon her.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-29
JUDGE wR1eHTs WIDOW DEAD,

Sioux City, Ia. June 2S.-The widow of
Geo Wright. of the Iowa supreme bench,
and one Of the Oldest settlers OF Iowa,
died Sunday at the home of her daugh-
ter in this city. Her husband was one
of the most prominent men in the state.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-29
KILLED BY A WOMAN.

Spokane, Tune 2S.-william Perrett was
shot and fatally wounded today by Mrs
Alice Burkey. into whose rooms ne had
forced an entrance. Perrett was intoxi-
Gated and had a razor In his hand threat
ening to cut out the heart of the woman.
who lay I'll on bed.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-29
REFORM PRESS ASSOCIATION.

Nashville, June 2S.-F. w. D. Mays Of
Pomeroy. Wash, is in the city making
arrangements for the meeting Of the Ma
tional Reform Press Association, on
July 2 and 8.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-29
TO INDEMNIFY ITALIANS.

Washington. JuEs Ex-senator Davis to-
day reported from the committee on for
eign relations an amendment TO tho gen
cral deficiency BIN 10 pay poo TO the fam
lilies Of three Italians lynched az New
Orleans
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-29
GHOST DANCING.
Indians in Idaho Frightening the Settlers
Again.

Boise, Idaho, June Ex-Governor Steun-
enberg is advised that 800 Indians. mostly
Bannocks. with some from the Lemhi
agency and some from Nevada, are ghost
dancing on the Camas prairie near Hal
ley, Idaho. The settlers are greatly
alarmed over their action and have APP
pealed to have them removed. The COVER
nor has wired the Bannock agent at Ross
Fork asking that the Indians be recelled.
lie has wired 10 the same effect to the
interior department
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-29
ipE FOR MARSHAL.

Washington. June sS-,special 10 the
Astorinn) THE president today nominated
c. W. Idc, OF spokane, to be United States
marshal for Washington.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-03-18
Taking No Chances.

4 sergeant Of q company OF Brltlsh
infantry CHARTERED III Dacolt-lntested
rart OF Burmah a few years ago Was
firm believer IN destiny. No amount
of aronnent with his more skeptlcai
comrades could shake his belief III the
>Ij,htest. he invariably V closing tue con-
troyer,jes with the rather illogical as
>ar-ion that when a mans last day
comes. II comes.
Oae evening, when dressing, prepar
atorv TO taking stroll IN the jungle,
he was noticed by corporal, per
>lstent opponent Of the destiny theory,
10 quietly slip revolver Into his
pocket.
"HeIlo." shouted the corporal. who
saw chance of ridlcullng tue ser
ceant, what are vou taking the revol
yer with you for: That won't save Eo'
II YOUR time has come.
No, replied the sergeant wlthon
moments hesitation ''but,you see
| may happen 10 come across Dacoi
whose las. lay las come. Answer;
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-03-18

Sunlight does not. penetrate deeper !
than 200 feet
Giobus states that the waters :os
Lake TIticeca continue to subside With
great rapidity. A large area Of land
has Leen exposed on the northern
shore.
A depot has been established in Lon
repaired and stored. Skilled mechan-
les, thoroughly posted IN motor vehi-
Gle work. will be kept In readiness to
answer calls from disabled vehicles in
any part OF the city.
From the famous Florence district
in Idaho comes the news of one Of the
most stupenious mining undertakings
ever conceived IN the northwest. It
| is the construction of al immense tlln
mel, four miles IL length, to tap the
| entire Florence deposit.
The wave length of Roentgen rays
/ has been uscertalned bv Dr. Fronm
Of Munich at fourteen millionths Of a
nIlllmeter; that is about 1o times
smaller than the smallest wave length
for light. This determination was
based upon lnterference phenomena
| observed by DIR. Fromm.
Paper is now being used for under
ground gasplpes III England. Ihe
i material IS cellulose paper, soaked In
asphalt The pipes are said to be I'M
perm,.able to water and air, capable OF
resisting heavy pressure, not subJec
to the ordinary causes Of deterlora
ton, and not affected by the action o
electric currents.
Domestic fowls have two diseases 0
a diphtheritic nature. according to
report of NJ Gallez to the Belgian
Academy of medicine. One is a con
taoious catarrh, called also morve, o
fowl glanders, which is very conta
ci..,sa~na fata, tnshfs.s ani NJ *. .giiY
diphtheria to human beings. Ik
other, though called fowl dlphther !;
has nothing save the name III commo
, with human diphtheria.
A new marine motor promises to r
yolutlonize steam navigation. 1t
an adaptation Of the turbine system
and is credited with the ability
travel thirtv-fve miles an hour. !
cost is much less than the present d
r sign Of engine, and in steam consum
&C ton it is more economical. In trl
r in England on q torpedo-boat, t
q motor drove the propeller at the ra
IS Of twenty -four hundred reyolutlo
ld uer minute, and tho boat at the II
of thirtv-four miles an hour.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-03-18


suddenly she looked up.
'Of course, | an mindful Of the
honor you are paying me IN asking
lne to marry you.
ooh, spare me that-do."
"Why, WHAT the matter? Isu t it
an honor?"
He shrugged his shoulders.
That's what they all say when they
refuse a man.
"Ah. Do they, indeed? Then you
know what they ali say"
He made no reply
Il am sorry l am like the rest Of
them-I had hoped I was little diff
fereut-a bit original--it's so dread
fll TO be commonplace.
You are not bit like the rest OF
thcm-you are entirely different. See,
am down on my knees before vou!
! have always vowed ! would never
knecl to any girl, yet here | am in the
m fti "a n
tho ham 80 .a.r -. ,.J,. ron,1
~ Iaas;o aa,,,, .n1 -.
! ~ : ;,,aa,.,
~, ,1,o-
10y = ''l' '''"'
1t was very picturesque to have him
n,. -. aha
''Ao'' 'nin8o - ~ ''''' 'o''01o'' 7n
e'"',' 'o' ie'' 'i'e answering -
'io 'ilfii' ma. sue WIS sure 'ne sNou''
'e'i i Sile 'ia care iof h''n'
hooert' she sa'd' severely ge'
up. | have tod YOU once ana lof az
that | cannot marry yon-l Ike ad-
mlre, respect, esteem you' oot 40
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-03-18

aorn.. just aea- ihe se..stlar. sag Jr~
hear ths Christians pray. lis 10. seseo-
y pt-i supq.i >sitaa We have heard over sni
pver again fox ,s-n's yeaGs. bur putting OF
the case IL 'Gs hands n, t,oi wssh an inpor-
.aaa,e r.eaitnS. y 1oas prayers. Mea
never pray IL creR. Length uaTF~s .hey hav.
sr.aiac - saY ant ;asts hearts are hard and
cold. All thu PRAYERS IN TIA Bse!e shA, xer-
asxerea ve-e short prayers God hs
,gs,.re ltui & ne a sina@.. .f-cra. that may
receive my >}-tt Lord. save ne. or
perish
oay mr., reratst that when ,he p-cd-
{-ai get back the inhabitants %. heaveu =
Keep l,.Sia au v~rv certain - II. ifyou
hayr never seen d telegraph char; yoa have
10 idea hew many cities are connected to
...t hey "A hax many lanis, Nearly all the
nsiehbs Taoosis o IL. earth ssesa r'';tcusasea.
and news flies from city 70 city AMI from
coailaea, Ia continent, but mere rapidly
- the tidsugs from earth - heaven. AMI
when u proiiEal r.turas il i announced e-~
fore hi. throne ot Cos. And II these souls
now present should enter the kingdom there
s = - a1s .ens sss = .ns .l.sss as:.'a{ a,ssden
mother, That's NY son" That's the on.
used 10 pray for" That the one for
whom . wrpt ~ many taars. aEd enc soul
wasli eay iinSanna" aat another soul
vould >ay IA.l..uiah
I.~asel with the news. tho saints be.ov
In song. the ftn.u"> employ.
DeyoH! th.' skies The tltins~ ~
Aui heaven l. hiici With y.
Sar angels can thc.r ,ov contain,
Eat k5uite with uew ar.
The -inucr l4st - tound. they SING
And strike tie suuni.E; lyre
Atthe I.tn.lt.et - Iueujlus -: Cicero ~"
| orator. N the Macedonian festival sax h'''l'
| tie con4urFar 4 =" t'r''Iah
I "a al
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-03-18

Rob, dear" she whispered, ''al,
though I didn't want you myself,
don't want anybody else to have you I"
New York Sun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-17
BierterT beil.

Dieie tpunoerbare Bereini9uns, BON
ben 1beuloseu iubabita!iO s%enaunt. nur
turh unisre Gage uno uniern 8uitanb
BON bsrisniseu unteridieoeu, ourh bic
Soft bic 8ewobner oes Slmmels Belle.
list- tulrb in Wirflidteit bsrbeissiibrt
ourd bic @essnuart Der seiammten D,ei.
ialtisteit: vBir ueroeu fOmmen unb
Wobnung bel ibm nebmer." Snteffen
betradtst mo ie als cine g%is'ntbims
lihte,t bes III. @eiftss. Die Spuren Der
aottliden Wa1t uno Beisbeit Seissn
iih ia freilih ielbft i'm ueroorbenen Wen,
iten. absr niemano, Der nidt asredt IL,
bot Ibeil an Der 2isbe. bic bas Wert.
mol beS bsil,eeu @s'ies III. 9arauf
bot es ia aud 8sSus, luenn oieler @e,it
Der bsilise senannt wiro, neil er, oa er
Die erite unb t6bie 2isbe it, Die Seelen
sur Seili9ieit flbrt, welde ebsn in Der
9iebe 81 @oit bsitsbt.
.Daber aennt aud Der Npolet bic
@ers1teu. rpenu er iis oils Ismpsl Got.
tes beSeitnet, niht ausoridlid 3smpel
oes 8aters ODER bes Sctnes, moht absr
utes I'll. Settles" ,W'iist ibr DIT,
oaB cure @lieoer 3empel bes bi. @etass
iino, Der in euh weilt, Den iar oou Got
~smpfausen bab! 2" II. Cor. 6. 10 Die
JiIe Der s6ttliteu @naoen, bic aus Der
@easnwart bes bl. @slfss IN ben from
men sselen entitett, duBelt iid auf mons
herlsi Weiie. 2sbrt bob Der bl. 7bo,
mos: pa Der bl. @eiit ola 9iebe Gus
ssbt. 10 sebt CT aud ola Die erite Gnnoe;
ossbalb iast ter 81. Iusuiinus, ba3
burd bic @naoe bes bl. @siites mar.
terlei b~eionbere 8uaoen ben @lisceru
@hrihi auseiihrt werosn." Inter nie-
fen @nooen bsfinbsn fit iene uerborae
men Mabuunseu. !ene seteimnisuOusr
@i~nlabunaen, peldse ourd Nursaun9
bes beilisen @eiites ben Ssslen uuo ben
@ei1teru sufommen. uno obns weIde mcu
ben Yfao Der 7us,nt uecer bstreten
rod anf ibm iortihrei!en. roh gum stld
liten Mussaus Der splssn Sslisieit ses
lausen fam.
Beil b,eie Nniprahsn uub G,nsetun.
gen an bic Seelen iih i'm 8srborsener
pOlSieben, oerslsidt bic 81, Sdrlit Il,
nit &eht bier unb ba nit benz SGuislr
zines @inobauhs unb Der enaliide Sch
rsr init ben 8~ewssuraen bsS Ssr5ens
beren game 0iriiamseit auf Dem belle
bsuesn Yrineip berubi: .Dos Ser5 az.
bordt elmer usrborssnen &rafi. uno oss
balb usrsleidt mot nit iam ben bl, @sia
Der unIidtbnrer @eiie be Rube btl,b
unb einist."
50 III % auh nit osn fieben Gaben
bic man aauB defenders ole bic iisbs,
Gabsn bsS bl. @siit,s on ben Gerthtel
bese,Hust. Der elm 2fbsn bee @nabs flhr
unl Die Iusenoen ausubf, bic i,osr iei
usr Gdbiaiei!en entiprsdsn. 9aui on
bier awibnten vaben irdftist iid os
Gsiit unb lpirb IN ben Stanb 9eissI
'lei&ter unb paniili&er ben 8ufllfsruu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-17
xurtmbWr9.

2ugemburs. Sn Der pfarr
firde Su Btufsntbal fauo elm fsierlldes
6odamt 81 gpren Der @besatten @iriOn.
@tsen itatt, mel4e bas ieltene 5sft Der
aoloenen 3oh,eit b~e9insen. Soblrsi1e
Rinoer uno 3tIbesfinber tuaren UNI bic
Sub,lore seltnart, henn uibt aQein H.
men ielbft bate Der Simmel re,dsn Sin
oeriegen bsiteert. auh auf cine itatt.
lihe 9abl BON @nfslu bliden lie be,ab.
- Gin StsrbsfaG, Der alsemsine 9bsil.
nabme errssen wiro, bat Die 5amilu
oss biiisen IiIdlermeihets, Germ Ser
blnano Sdarff, betrOffen. inbem befen
24ldbriser Sobn s. Sharff. tuelder in
Karlsruhe SusenieurmIieniduiteu flu
olrte, elmer tur5,n, aber ibmerSbaften
&ranfbe,t erlas. Der 0eimasa,naeus
beredtis,e 81 ben ltouiteu 0oif laJ n.
D@iettrb - 9sul.I bead ia Der
benz @irtHer Soblnu Peter Sprunt
5useboriaen, i'm Ort senannt Bamsrtba!
selesenen Bebauluus eine Gsuersbrunft
aus, uelbe bieies @ebduoe tbsilmsiis
eindiherte. Don't benz rehtSsitissn Gin
trsffsu Der bisissn Gsuerwebr selaus ss,
ben Branb auf ielren Serb ~ bsi1rdu.
Ten. Der ueruriad,e Shaoen m,ro aui
1900 ST. ueranidlaSt.
. n.-Der 35idb.
rise Jaber Wldel aus Bessen. Wufieber
bieiiser uiine, wuroe in einem baielbft
nit ben @asr6bren in Bsrbinbun9 ftes
bsnoen 9ampit lief als 9eihe aufssfuas
ben. Ser Yeruuslidte mo0te iid BON
Der suten Nusiubruns Der oaielbit Dor
s.nommenfn Nrbeiten %iberSeusen uno
lheint, pon austr0menoen @aisn sr9rif
fen uub bann oetSotet moroen 81 iein.
gdtelnad d. - Der Nuibau osS
psrtrannteu @hternaher &aiernense'
bduosS idsint iib in bic 2dnse 81 sic
ben. Sn ben leste 1aaen muroen uie-
Der WsHuusen sur Nusarbeituns zines
usuen YlaneS uorsenOmmen. ba Der
erite on muBsebsnoer STEELE beantanoet
DurSe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-17

Gen unb @infprshunaen beS hf. @riass
Iolae 5u l%eiiten, 10, 6ieie Sob n llab 10
wi.tiam. paB iie Den Wenifeu sur r6h.
fen Stufe Der Seitlatsit fibren. uub 10
uortrsfflih. BOB Iie ouh i'm 9immsl.
reits. freitih in uOlfommsrsr Jorm,
b,fieben kleitsn. Wd lbrer ollie ID r.
Die Ssele eiusslaoen uno an9eleitst. biz
suanseliidsn SelIafe,tsn 80 erIebuen uun
III etDsr6sn, nnb bieIe Wifoeum. ID
LID DEN Blum'u, be ib i'm eng sr
iblisfe,, iino AnSsihsn uro Yorbolen
Der episen @tiidieliatsii.
uno enollh brtn3en bic Jsihe. i
Der Mp0Itsl oufidblt uuo Der 81. q II
Den ssrehtea Weai4 ipsno,t. ily n
Seseu itou in oisSem usrsdnI 1t. Sc.
ben; BOILER SiiBisteit finb ie uro + Gu
be uno miifsH ia noibwsnbis 70 isir, bn
lie i.nsm @eite euiiprinSen, roer in BET
Dreinieteit Die SlBisteIt bss 8otera
unb oeS SobneS bilost uno aQe @s
it0pfs nit bsrrl,hsn uuo reid, n @absn
erfuqt." Isl. dug. be Erin. l, 81
go sebt atlo Ter bi. @siii pom . lie,
uno pom Sobne aus in euisem 2he
uuo emiser Ssilistei'; gr, susl'id bic
2,sbe unb bic 3iebss @1be BAT I'm altea
8unoe elsidIam iein pslftleisrisS Bilo
aeaeiat, N ,siaer Siille aber Bat er iit
uifsnb1rt in @briHus uno @brilti mpti
lhem 3eibs. Der &irh,. Du,b leiue
@%:gsnpnrt uno ieine @nabe ober bat e.
IN ben Weniden. oa iie biuab9stlrp
parsn IN Safer uno Yerfaa, eine 10 g., I
Jane umncnoluns ~uol5oseu. oaB lie,
obitou auf @roen m 'ileuc, benz Srci
iheu aisit,am entridt iino, baB ibr
Sinuen uno 9rndten melt binausasbt
iiber o,eie Be't uuo he ben BeuObuera
oes Simmels dbnlib madt."
(Jortiesuus auf Ssite 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-17

Tuue. HeW utsHlW VII muu Al IuQSN
psltsr G,t tieSss s6ltlite @naoenfuer
in Der Seele Der Wenibsn aepe5en il
fe percen in JOlse bieier Wiebererneu'
eruna in Der Qeilise, Shrift uub bel Der
Rirtenpdtern bdufil a'S ~ neuem Sc.
ben errusdte, ueue @sid6pie beSeidnet
oils tbsilbaftis Der s5ttl,hen Watur. ale
Rinoer @ottes. pom ibm erihoffsn.
T,eIe reiteu @eiteafe sptrosu mil
8edt als benz bl. Settle siaenttiml,tl
tetradtet. gr 1T in Babrhsit Der
@eit her Nnuahme on R~inbeata,i, in
os1ien Namen MIR rufen: Batter, Batter! I"
Or it cs, Der bic Ser5su butdor,nat nit
Der SaBiafeit Der 8aterlisbe. vDieier
ielbe @eift 1T e.. Der unisrm @ri1te Hsua.
nib aiebt beiisr. cab mir Die Rlnber
@ottes inb." (8om. s. Is. l6.) Cur
grfldrun, os1Isn oient om beiten DE I'm
teriheibuns, bic Der @nasl maht Swl
ideu ben beioea 28erfea oss 81. Settles
bur4 Sbn lift Gbr,itus smpianseu in
Seiliatslt. nm Der notiirlihs Sobn Got.
ties su iein. bic onoereu obsr tusroen ae.
beiliat, UNI bic Nocptioiincer @otles su
iein." unb 70 bsuirtt bic 9isbs. bic IN.
erihoffene 2iebe. eine ssiftiae @rneue.
rung, bic bob iiber alien ltsbt, mas in.
nerbolb Der Natur lid ereisuen f6unte.
Die e. ften Nnfdnge bieier B'sosrber.
ieQuna uno @rneueruua rpsrssn BEN
Neniden burd bic 2aufe ssipenbet: in
oieiem Sacramento LOT iih Die Seete log
pen benz unre,nen 8e,fte, sum sriieu Wal
burtorinst iie Der bl. @slt unb maht
iie iib ielber dbulit: rBls aus b,m
Settle aebOren if, 1T @elit" (Sob. 3,
y Dsrielbs @siit tbsil' lid Johann tn
Der Jirmurg in nod reidsrem WoBe
nit, nm bic Beharrlitteit uub frdftise
Beibdtisuns bss drlitliter 2sbsns iitsr
~ Re0en. Shm psroanfen Die Wartp.
rer uub Sunsfrauen ibrtn Sies iiber bic
Berlodunsen bes toien. Der bl. @sift
-iasen tpir-tbeilt iid ielbft nit: Die
Qiebe @ottes 1T in uniere Sersen einae.
au1ien tuorben burd ben bl. @eih, Der
uns sesebsr it," (Rom. 8. 5.) Brinst
ct uns bod niGt BLOB bic s0ttliden @ua.
ben, ionbern 1T serao,5u ibr llrbsbsr
uno Or ielber bic bbhfte 8abe; osnn ba
ct berporaebt aus Der pehielititisen
Qiebe bes Uaters unb SObnes, 10 tpirb
er 81 redt eine gabs res b0tteu Got.
ties aenannt.
I'm bas Beien uuo bic 1rasusite
bieIer @abe redt 81 srmeien, m6se mon
fih folaenbe untsritsiouns ueraesen.
rpdrtisen. melde bic Rlrhenlebrer mad
Der bl. Sdriit setrcHsn baben: ndmlid,
oaS Soft in alen 9nssn sssenmdrtis
per ppteutiam, i~niofern Jules ieiner
Waht u%ntermorfen If, ,per proeiens
iniofsrn ules Dor lsineu Wussn
often liest, ,per siisntiam", i~uiOf.rn er
fur ale Beien bic uriate ibres 9uieins
bilbet. SIN Meniten aber if @ott
ni4t aqeiu sesenudrtis ME in ben uns
bslebten Weieu. Gr plro uielmebr oeS
8eitern auh BON ,buen srtannt uno ss.
liebt; uniere Natur islbit brinst uns cn.
40, bas Cute 81 lieben. 81 u%sr,anssn, 81
erfrebeu. unb auB,rosm rueilt @oit
bur1 feline @nabe IN u~nisrer Seele IN
gong b~eionbersr innissr Beiie uie in
einem 1empel. 9aruas eatipriu9eu Die
Banbe Der 2iebe, ourd ueIhs bic Seele
aufs innisfie nit @oit uereinist piro,
lueit inniser ols Elm Greuao nit ieinem
bsften 5rsunoe, uno ourb melhe fie i'm
in unbeihrdnfter, iiBsitsr Ser,
binoun9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-17

Yorseriidten Nlters ruesen iperbe ih met
ne I'M 5opn 5oleaepile, etfpa brei Meilen
DON Der Stride geleseue 5arm, anf Der lid
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-26
GOWNS OF THE PARIS STAGE.
THE THEATRES ARE THE FASHION Pa
PIERS OF THIS GAY CITY.

DOORS OF THE BEST DREssMAKING ESTABLISH
MENTs ARE CLOSED TO ALL BUT BoNA-FIDE
PURCHASERS. AND THE MAGAZINE OF
MODES Is NOT OFFERED
FOR GENERAL. SALE.
Paris. December 10
1t IS doubtful If in any other large city the
theatre is such standard of fashionable dressing
as It is in Paris and this Notwithstanding the fact
that actresses in France have absolutely no social
recognition and almost invariably come from
decidedly humble station In life. 1t speaks well
for both the art and adaptability OF the Partisan
actress that she make thoroughly her own
the manners and department Of the "grandes
DANES she pcrsonates; for. until sufficient
amount OF fame makes her desirable a drawing
room entertainer. she rarely comes In contact with
the prototypes Of perhaps her most successful
roles The question OF expense seems to
be considered on the French stage the dresses
worn In the minor parts generally designed by
the same famous couturiere who Is responsible for
the costumes of the star, and, as long 'runs' are
almost unknown here. the various productions ut
the haf-dozen Of leading theatres present per-
feet panorama OF the minute changes Of the modes.
The members Of the fashionable world dress
so quietly in public that the great mass of people
living In Paris have little else the theatres
to which they may turn for ideas and standards.
Indeed it is remarkable that the Partisan woman
of middle class dresses as well as she does which
is generally well indeed and that the small dress
makers turn out such good limitations OF the
latest fashion. for aside from the theatres and
occasional event like the Grand PriX they have
opportunities of seeing much that IS worth while.
Every visitor 10 Paris knows how little Of
sequence there is in the shops. and the laws of
the Modes and Persians not more strict than
those that close the doors of the important
adjustments to all save bona-ide purchasers
Fashion magazines are strangely incomplete.
There are few good ones intended solely for
foreign dressmakers, and their price is often 81
or So single number; In one instance 1t goes up as