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Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22
Sfarmen, SS1tfet, @apen.

8aritelieteo mso of Hare. aunIter
b%eitaur MI | bette, at 9daneene l99gss
Zig. at be spre Gag binoet Dem ion
Ii9ger unesr, FAINT at labe be pberitt
Gag tfer Raitsr pGre lsie, meosns b
inore lige til Miibten er t9tpattebe %
goot iammenluuaebe.
Ndar nu Stalien bar nddet ben
Sstbe, at ben Hal BRACES inp, fan
Sddnoene lGgees enonu mere brdtte,
MI er Der life Care for llbolionina.
Dat, ION altio mda bares for lie or,
at Spngoen at Statfens Spp pil trptts
W(toten neo, er oa life benne iclib,
men gipsr siter, iua BIZ Saanoens pau
uotdnten al Statten mart liGge mep
2oppen nsb pg Rooen belize op, altiaa
icm en- 5rdgt tdoe 89ben inb, iItepets
Tor at bploe ben llbs. Splbes Mtioten
belle 5ioen bel fplot og gobt nsotrams
pet, lea er Der ingen 5are.
Ndor Der er Nnleonin9 bertil, Iaa
er bet eniteligt, at 29sIet tisres oua
a%nosnbper Sioe at Staten. San oettt
ttte Tie, fda maa Der minbes en-, at
STATEN altib bill, naur ben Tiaer iams
men, beloe bort fra ben She, tppr
SGsiet fob, pg bet al ben paatagelige
0runo, at Stutten paa ben aunt BIZ
oer fditere % paa ben mociatte Sout
lelere ,og oerfor Tiger ben iii ben leierc
Sioe. Sette mao osiaa taqes met i
Sere9ninaen, ellers bill Spppen ON en-
1to belize til en- SiOe cg fslgsli9 taoe
@ano ino.
5or at fGite Soppen, taaes en- pas,
leIlg tpt glat Stage 3 a s SSoo lana.
Den enc Gnbe itittes neboper en- 4 SOB
opbt pg til ben sperite @noe Taitss iua
ct Ndr goot iammenbunone Suorp,
lpm Gamer BEN epsrite 2pp paa ben
f9roiggjorte Stat.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22
Propagation of House Plants by
Cuttings.

Greenhouse plants are gener'
ally multiplied by what is known
as soft cuttings OF the stems. They
are usually made from terminal
shoots. although if cuttings lower
down the stem can be obtained n
the proper condition. they will
readily root and make good plants.
The plants from which cuttings
are taken should be strong and
vigorous; if stunted by insects or
by improper surroundings OF heat
light, temperature or food, or
weakened by excessive production
of flowers, the result will be quite
unsatisfactory.
While a soft watery growth IS
not desirable. cuttings can not, as
a rule, be induced to root readily
after they become woody, and the
usual test is to reject all cuttings
that when bent do not snap off,
rather than crush down without
breaking, the later behavior indi-
eating that the hbro-vascular
bundles woody hbers) have
formed. Cuttings made from
stems in that condition root slowly
and sparingly, and the plants will
be weaker than when made from
those in the proper condition.
For a few plants like the rose, a
frmer condition of the wood is
desirable.
Soft cuttings should have a bud
at the top and from one to three
inches of stem. Unless a cutting
can be made three inches long
and have its base in a proper con
dition, it will be better to shorten
it to one inch, and, if necessary,
the length may be even less, its
stem being principally of value TO
give a secure hold in the cutting
bed. Cuttings of this kind should
have at least n leaf, and some
times from two TO four are left
Those at the lower part of the
stem should be removed, and the
others shortened. In this way the
amount of evaporation will be
checked and the cuttings can be
placed nearer together. Cuttings
should be so handled that they
will not wilt. 1t is we'll to use a
sharp knife, and to cut off the
stem at nearly right angles.
Neither, however, is really neces-
sary, and in many cases the
cuttings can be brooken off with
out the use of a knife. If in the
proper condition, most cuttings
will root readily from any part of
the stem, but with others that wi !
root with difficulty, and especially
if they have become too hard, it
will be we'll to have a bud near
the base of the cuttings, as roots
are most readily sent out from
near the nodes.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22
# 0ettet. 0irettsren fiji Siibet

of Oattet. D~irettsren fl Stibet
braet n9r inb til 8rpggen; bet bar |
Gbbetioen, % 0ettet laa idameget las
psre enb grpggen, at Der life ipntes
at oare nossn 5ore for, at Spret full
be unbIlipps db ben Bel. &dpteinen
iasbe, at mar regslmGsiig bar gadet
tilpeirs % bapbe beiict &ieo neb til
Siesrer, iom bplbtes i flor Sperfob;
fun bsnne SperFob poa Mab bar bet,
Tom afboIot geitet fra at operfalbe en-
bel Seite, Tom bar anbrast pdd D9tz
tet pad ct iaabant Steo, at Sngen bapa
be ppOet at brinse be i~tatfels DIR bpsrs
fen so eler 8anb paa flere 0age.
0irettcren % bans !Sinlpere sjorbe
MI iituno ct Slass Bur, Der ipnes at
baps pGret en- ppentil aaben 9asie meo
en- Sdlober, Der bolotes oppe meo en-
Snor, pau Gnben, bppr Snogangen
bar. 9enne aasie, fOripnet meo fris
itenbs ajsbitptter, blep MI beiiet NED
pda 99tfet. Sigeren lustsoe til &iez
bet ubenfra. men brsb fig lite ON bet.
Sniolertib iasoe 0iretteren til
Sdpteinen: "Sporfor polste De life
bsller at itpbe Sigeren enb at i9tte
9eres Soils 2iD / Sare?"
"Msget sjerne ifuloe Ri babe ffubt
stgeren," iparsbe aapteinen, men Der
fanbtes lite Stpbepoaben ombprb."
Oirettsren bar MI beItemt paa at
fanse Sieeren lepenbe, bpis bet LOB iig
9jsre. Son beiiebs "59losn" op igien,
~foripneoe ben mso me 2etterbioitener
pg heiiebe cen Iaa NED ieien, men III
geren pilbe life gaa ben til Dem.
Smiolertio bar bet iaa langt lepet, at
6lobtioen tpm igien; 8anoet itcg DC
bra9te Stibsb9ttet nGItsn / Ssioe meb
Srpggen. Silftuerns CAB fig poa
5Iugten; inben faa Miinuter pilbe Be-
itet let tunne ipringe ilano. It gipe
en- bengalit 8ongetigsr Inlebning til
at fpaoIere frit pmtrirg / qntperpsns
Saosr bar life raooeligt. 9oIitiet LOB
oerfpr Siretteren pioe, at 0brst uben
SpbcIb maatte itposs.
0irittsren pioite life, bpab ban
ituloe 9ribe til; men en- liben @aoes
gut, Tom life bapbe taget SIu9ten mer
De Inore, CAB ben befrienoe Sants.
"Siseren er life fulton" iasbe ban,
men tanite ben er tsrIt."
Sette @int bleo itrar fulot. Mun
trot Suret pp, iatte en- Bale meo
8dno cerino pg beiiebs bet neo paa
OGttet i9ien. Oct Oirtebe; SDret
'tDrteoe inb / Suret cs CAB fig til at
brittle meo Segi9rlisbsb. Man Flap
MI 5uIoosren neo, og Sigsrsu bar FAM
gen. est. Youtbs Comp
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22
0porfor CT Wor9c

iua langt fcrun Spsrise mso Senipn
til npttise ReIormer? 8stts Sprrsss
mail bistutereoes fprleoen eanite ipria
pda et iterre ppliti1f Mebs / Werms
lamb. 5slsenoe Reiplutipn blep pebtas
get: Weoet timber, at be pietieits Iars
lager til Rorses ODsrlssenbso operfor
Speriss hpab ansaar npttigs Hefors
mer er f~elgeuoe: y De ipenite Smads
bsnbsrs urOttelise srGsbeo os aisss
~gploigbsb for alt, ION life bersrsr
aampsn for bet ougliae Spbolo. 2
Yengem8nbens % be Raaosnoes pads
pasisliebeo | at hdane oe forfslss ale
ppIitiIle gspGeelisr i 6OItets brsbs Gag
iom "famiunosforitprrenos". 81 Den
ipenIte Spertlusies 'taoige Strpt al
Speriees uopertrufne 5plteoplpsnins,
"5ribso" pg 2ptte. bpiltst opsIsr 5pl.
tet ino ! ben Sants, at ingen Rsformer
behspes. A. Oct rorife Solts Sporus
gslis fra Sa~rnsaarsne til aienbifdb ON
1T 2unos 8runoluo % gorgsrnss Ret.
tisbebsr. - NorIte gtiniitres, Stor.
tinssmanbs os prGiters humane 90
oplpisnos Sptrroen / Sorsbrdg %
9istusFoner, psb 8oItsi,iter % ppli.
title Mebsr. g. Def nprIts 5olts itorc
SHsrSiui9beb at lib, Mcie oe 9snge.
bpor BET aieIOsr almsns Sormaal.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22

year, as they become better known.
They richly deserve special atten-
ton at the hands OF every lover
of flowers.
Phrynium Nariegatum is a
tuberous-rooted, ornamental foli-
age plant OF great beauty. While
it is desirable as a pot plant II
gives the best satisfaction bedded
out. Plant It in the hottest and
sunniest spot in your garden and
you will have a specimen that will
attract the attention OF every
passer-by, the luxuriant growth
of green and white foliage making
the plant a very attractive object.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22
= YGrhcocn

al ben t1ite gD 5rieia6 bapoe man
nplig / en- Mhur iunbst Here 0prstnpts
Ter, Der upaatoileiia eiter fprItiel>
Ii9s acknowledgements G~rtlGring -
itdmmeoe fra Sioen for SpnDfloben
Ru bar imiolertib ct tDit gIap pGrst
ubarmbiertig not til at fremtpmme
mso en- belt anbsn 6p~rtIarine. s Be
gpnoelien at bet 15oe I%arbunbreoe
bp99eoe Riooersmonben 0ietri6 p.
Auibpp, Der ben Sang ldu / 5eibs
meo 6rieori6 Den lite al 6%obsnsolern,
en- Borg, ION blep tdloet 5risIaf, miot
blanot ufremtommeliee Sumpe %
Mtprer, og nstop pua bet Steb, hpor
5rieia6 MI ligoer. Senne Borg, bpors
til NuibpD hapbe truttet Zig tilbass,
bleo b~eIsirst al Sriebri6 ben lite, %
ou Nuibotp ida, at ban MATTE butte
unber for Spsrmagtsn, beIIuttebe ban
at foretuse ct llbfulo, us iaa fsIp fors
ises at Hngts fortlGbt Iom 2anbss
tn9st. Sm Morsenen ben Sbe Sc
bruar 1414 unotpm ban giennem
mango Sarer, ibet ban blanbt anbst
madtte labe lin 6eit, Der bar al eanTte
ui9bpanlig Stsrrelis, blipe itiffenbs /
en- Of Sumpene. Sg gensne at bsnns
~itdttels t6sit bar man M funbst -
% bet er Dem. man bill bare til at till
here Sinen fer GnnhfInnsn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22
Roofing Rose Sims.

The propagation of our favorite
Roses from slips and cuttings
usually receives attention in the
fall. A favorite method with the
amateur is to place the slips
firmly in the soil and turn a glass
jar over them, allowing it to re-
main over the slip until the settled
warm weather of the following
spring. This is an excellent plan,
as in almost every instance the
little plant will be found to be
well rooted and thrifty when the
jar is removed in the spring, and
will soon start into strong sturdy
growth. This method of roofing
Roses is especially satisfactory for
the tender varieties that would not
stand the cold of the first winter
(when started into growth in the
summer or autumn) without the
protection OF the close fitting
glass jar.
From the hardy Roses, however,
slips and cuttings will strike"
very readily in July or August,
and will become strong enough,
before hard freezing weather, TO
live through the first winter with
very little protection. The method
which experienced Rose-growers
recommend for the midsummer
roofing, is to take off the slips
with very little of the old wood,
compress wet sand very closely
about the lower end of the cutting,
and place panes of glass over the
bed or box in which the cuttings
are set, and keep the sand warm
and moist. Examine them in a
lew weeks, and if they have begun
TO throw out roots, transplant
them and shade from the heat OF
the sun.
II IT is desirable to root the
cuttings in the beds where the
small bushes are to remain-to
avoid the risk Of loss in trans
planting-follow the same process
of COMPRISING wet sand about
the roots, place a large lar over
the cutting and remove il when
the roots begin to start.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22
0 "Npffontor"

| WaseIboensitr9ost funserer en- lioen
IpsmuIst Senos. ION CT lGntst fait iii
ben pOsrlie Spios al 5Orbiersst uso
5noisilinssn, men ipsmmer frit poo
SanOet. GtbOsrt iOvbiieilenoe Stib
iattsr en- SaaO uO for at tsmme osnne
sIsnpommsIise greotusIs susr Iaooe
SrsOs ! Den. aItio itdl bette "goItOn.
tor, iom nposr gsitpttslIe at ale Ser.
Osns 5laaOsr. BABE uOisrt i'm sjsnsit.
mso en- puntiIisbso, ION intet laoer
iiIbass at enits.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22
let norifseanife cpertcmpcl al
3cmplarsS eltfabct

aibolot fit @arsmsDs | Wilipoutre, 9Sis., Der
29oe % 3Ote SUM. 3ilitsoe bar islgenot
6mbeOsbuloere: Gbsf 3. e. 6igpeo, Wil.
,paufcc, Setrstrr %. g9cr, San CLAIRE,
aasitrtr 9. 3. Cftcoubl, Sup. for Ssrnt'
templcr Wiis 9i33ie 9iaueipn, ~%9laocti,
Mi6., os @ast Iels ". GeliOn, GbitaJc.
Goruom tolp Sslesatcr bar fremmso; en-
bel Sci gsgssnOe fra iorfielise strrpIer.
6bsitng Gdpport cplpfts angaaenoe bet
Sermineus Ssh uofsrts arbeioe. u. ger9c
bapos rein i Here Maancosr | Selfabets IN:
tcresis % andre baooe psiaa gicrt glrbsiOe
Selfabets Snterssie. st sobt Snmurbeioe
bdooe pGret mellem geitDreliens Wsolrmmer.
SrtrttUrens Tappprt pite ct Meolemsautal
al CSC, iorbclts / "a 5enpler - en- 6orss
gelie al 225 Fpeu forrise Npoe. ausiere.
rens 8appOrt u~opiit. en- 8asisbebplOuing al
1926.
fsloenpe GmbepsmGno blsp pnl9t iCr
nGite lermin: Gbef ). g. U. 6igoeo, g.,
Antou Strsb; SeiretGr, @m. aser; ausis;
rsr, Gnrma Scbnicn; M., Ole ). MOs; O.,
Martin Gunosrion os Sobu !. Rislon.
iii superintendent for gsrnetempler aien.
pal9tcs Miis 2iS3ie Siaacicn. Sruitecr;
SObn siiunber, Wurtin @unoeritn % 9obn
GbriTtsniu.
Ser bltp b~eiluttst at oprette en- Esgrooels
Tess sasr oiGlpeiasis iupeu Seliabtt. Gen
fal bsftaa / en- l~lolisning at % Gents ptr
Seosfalo. Gtbpert sootftaaenoe Wsolsm
Der life liocr ai noaen osoelis SpsOOm, Ial
baps acsonssrst til GOnOet.
Get internaiionals 5empels 6bei ao. pc
terion tilbso at sioe 50 Collars til ct Or
saniintoinsipuo f%oruoiat, at Sclil6et islr
tunoe tilpeiebriuoe $50 Gpnars til iammt
Ziemso. Silbuoet blep meo 5af mpotaeet
Get blco bsiluttet, at Sclfabet luosr trptt
en- Scris al iluitrereo, Nibolosplatater I'll
aprterinesbrug i 9ptolitmplsrns. Ger ia
coiaa a~nitaies en- bilissrs 1empiarraal, %
en- Romite blep neoiat for at uoarbeiot
Saauobog o. Rontitution for 5uniortsmpler
Goelittu' 9erse blsp engaeerst iom Sslfa,
bets gssnt paa ct aar bespnosnOs lie au.
guit msD en- esu at so Collars pr. Raanso.
Nanoas aiten bOlot 5emplst "6manutl.
en- pslp,ist Nootassiiesfeit for SeIsaartr os
@sissenos.
Trite aarsmsos pii blips aibolOt Nkl
Sulutb, Miru.
Mamo: "ga, %oesprrre, Saiob, lea trol
lie pu pse, boao bet er at bore mil"
SaiOb: 80 oa, Drama. Oct sr at aisre
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22
unoerIipSHoelie.

eirip I'll mig for iri TrSuc al ben Resi.
o'c'i' 'nm tnlotrnSlg bar beIbreoet mia for
Den tploe 6lor. SuiIommatiou % Nso.
'aipen az S'ompoereH. " eoiciusu er biaia
% Sehanol'Hssu ian io%retagcs ! Sjemmet
noe'' l'osen 9Gses @lGIp. Mrs. =. Suonut,
Spat9 seno, slno. sb5a
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22
6leiels Stumbling.

Ssrtil bebspes 2 Sopper 8ano, ]
Sop Melt, l Gitron, 3 SpiieItssr Corn
Starb. ] Sop Suffer (8ranulateb) 2
SpiIeiteer pulperiieret Sutfer, 2 9Gs,
J SbsIte Salt os 2 Spiisffeer Smsr.
Gn hoIp Sop uf Ianost i9ttss tiliibe
til at oplsie Gprn Star9en /, oq Res
item iettss pper / en- Double Boiler.
Sauinort bet tossr bellies Corn
Starten. Tom fsrIt sr opIpIt / ben ball
be Sop 8anb /, Os bette tp9er ii Minus
ter, bporpaa bet repne Stal 90 Saften
al Gitrpnen babies l.. Smsr. Sutfer
% @sgeplommerne rsres oobt Tams
men. Waelten blonbss / % ben beIe
Was'e babies op / ben tpate Corn
Star3. eiterat bette er aoot bIanbet
iummen, bGlbsS bet op / en- puboina.
form % itssss msb iaste Slo / sim..
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22

NEXT to the Multihora Rose.
which is probably the most UNIQUE
and popular flower seed novelty
that has been offered in a long
time, comes the Giant Lemoine.
or early-fowering. Heliotropes.
dhese are perfectly exquisite.
Plants from spring-sowed seed
bloom well through the summer
either in the open ground or in
pots and the p%anicles of bloom
are OF mammoth size, colors rang
ing from pure white to deep
indigo blue, some with shades OF
pink or purple.
The japanese Morning Glories
arc becoming more popular every
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22
Stalian Cream.

} llnie 8slatin pplpies Ell balp
Sime | net 8ano til iaapiot at itau
pper ben. 2 Stopper Melt i9ttes pper
Sloen p9 Iaainart ben foyer bellies ben
Up | 3 9G9geplommer, ipm er piitebe
goot meb 4 Spi'eitser Sutter pg J
SbeIte Suit. 0etts iqttes paa Sps
men igien / en- Double Boiler" % Iaas
'nart bet bsgpnoer at blioe tptt reres
8eldtinen, be 3 itipEagne 9Gssebpioer
og l SheTte meb 9anilie /. 0ette Tluaes
soot, og bellies iaa up / en- Sprm %
iettes paa SIS for at bliue Itipt. Spis
les meb Slebe pg Suffer til.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22

&ggebpioerne piitss itipe, berpda rsrss
be to Steer msb pulperiierst Gutter /;
% bette fmsres opsnpaa puboinaen
'dainart benne er itsgt. Saa i1ttes ben
tno | Spnen isjen, meo Spnbsren
oaben, en- 20 Minuters Glib, til gGgaes
bpicen er blspet fait. Den fan ipiIes
erten tolo elIer BARN.
piHrinaeber. Gboife.
5 Punb Bar, 5 punb Sutter % z
pot Gooite. 99rene l9gses / ct Sab,
operbeloes meb Gbbiien pg / pot
Ianb; itaor ct Osen / ajeloeren sller
paa ct tislist Steb; files lansiomt
uoen arpitning, fun mob Slut tlems
mes be libt msp en- STE. Suttsret o9
Sdften toses fom ben forrise. Man
fan pgiaa tage til bpsr Dot Scr ! Dot
(omtrent J Sop Gobite ps til bper pot
Saft / Puno Sutter.
Snriplteoe Ribs.
9ertil bebspes Z Yuno ribs, / Sop.
itert gooit l Sop Ribs Salt, z Sop
per 8%ranuldteo Sutter, 2 Infer bsl
aansl os l llnie belle Reliter. arpDs
berierne bopes up | en- liben poie, Iaa
Gboiten, Ribs Saften os Suts
ferret pper / en- 9rpbe, os i%uaInart bet
toeer b9loes Ribiene /. Sette tcaer
langiomt / ener u ZINE, bet mao
bore faa tptt ION 8elee, naar bet er
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22
griuseber. Satt.

Iii bier got ger ta9es / Sop
9ano, bpormeo be iettes oper ipae Slb
at iafte Jig. os fuur ct langTomt Sps
fog uoen ieon Smreren. Saa bell
oes be / en- "Seap Bag" al GbseIeclotb
os binbes fuIt til en- Stut iom lesses
oper TO Stole, os Saftsr brpppsr ba
neo | en- arutte, eler fort Sab. Daeen
efter, naar al Saft er uorunben, peies
Suften li9e meb Gutter. blanbes Iams
men ps toses 10 Minuter fra bet fers
tie Sptog; omreres flittig, ftummes
pel os bGloes pp | Sab til n9ite Dag,
oa ben Tapes puo terre SLATER pg fprs
tss. bpOrpua aortsn ufiti9res ps bars
pifses.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22

Mamo: "eia, oesprrre, Sa'ob, ies trpr
lite pu peo, boao bet er at RI mil"
SaiOb: 80 oa, Drama. Oct CT at sisre,
boao en- lite bar 9pt tii.s
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22
quiet oo %tainltkenrt.
SeOt0eret al en- p~raitiit Snsmgbtr.
6clec al Ribs.

Hlotene plies al Stilierne "a itolz
les goot, iaa tnuies be meo en- gotetesz
Stamper pg BABES pp / en- 9ranit
0r9oe. De MAJ rsres /, al "a til, Iaa
Dc lite logger Jig peb. De toeer lanas
lomt en- balp Zines Sib, Iaa balpss
De op I ct SerIIds, ps mar Hamper
Dem 9oot for at iau iad meaet al Sal
len meo, ION muIis. Oerpau helbss
Satten up ! en- @Sellps Bag" cnten at
'epeeIe Cloth" sler uf 5lannel, Ga
Yo'en ben9es ppsr en- arlrtte % faTes
til to Stole, faa Saftsn fan fau anleos
ming til at orpppe ub. SaaInart al
Satten er tommet ub, mailer nan ben.
letter ben oper Sloen os Iaoer ben foae
20 Wtnuter Wan mao Ifumme ben
Here 9angs unoer 8~ogningsn. Der
pad bar man liss mssst Suffer, fem
Der er Saft op / 9rpben, "a rerer ftaz
Dig bet, til Suttsret er Imeltet. Saa.
mart ben bar tpgt op, efterut Sutteret
sr tommet /. Hummer man ben aobt ga
Den burbe ba pere frrbig, men for Sit
terbebs Stplb fan man prgpe ben
fsrit. Oct Ter paa fslgenbe Maaoe:
en SbeIfdal iGttes puu IS, iaa ben
bllper dloeles fob, berpaa belbes en-
Sbelte , eIer iaa, at Sdften berpau,
GO ben f9ttes paa IS ct par Minuter.
Sopis ben oa iGtter Stprps % life rens
Der uooper, er ben farbig, bpis ben life
%Itipner, maa ben toges liot lGnger. Saa
69loes ben op / "Ssnpz 8lasfes" oa
co man laoer benz itaa iiben 2aaa til
8eleen er aloeles tolb. 9erpaa Imelz
tes "paraffine War" % beloss pper,
2ua9ene f9ttes paa, % 9lasIens Iats
tes bort paa ct mertt, tort Steb.
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selves In q corner Of the room, TN
ihther. IN his great arm chair. hls eve
l'ft Do space, seems as IL he was saeint
Hld looking at thing. s0methin,
very charming indeed. for iust now NJ
smiles 60 the Invisible one and at TIM
mon. Mt. us consolation. his charm
lnE Htua flrl-who has not yet forgot
goo mnmmu-7if.Id y a woman by IN
.ri1us expression of her face. come
Eehty ON the arm chair and steal
rom the Hips OF her flther-her e61t
papa young suli. whose hair hn
turned almost white since little main
in1 ms doparicd-ihia pure Kiss of i1v,
thNt he was Intending Cor the ranti,
companion N Dis llft whom no hn,
room in o moment of ocstacya
THIS le Wy dear friend tho afros
rherg of purity and 0f simplicity. fhn
one hrgiihas in French families. ami,
] could hH at.ll more lengthy ON th,
subject but ! notice that MY letter 4
already quito long and 90 weighing /
j hm struck with horror at the thourh
NJ the postage shall have to ply tx
ga. ] shall narOr'h 'cgr write f6 vot
unNt week aa"'H Hr1 give you detail
ava gppr. at.HuH Ono ihs mo 10 th-
french women. married and unmar
Your forever devoted cousin.
JULES CAMBoN.
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A VOICE FROM FRANCE.
The Star Spanglcd Banner and he Tti.color
Must Wave Together.
TRUE FRENCH SENTIMENT EXPRESSED,
Partisan Life Observation by u Traveller
Everything Sacrificed for neau'y-ts-
erednrss OF Family Lifo'

My Dear Cousln;--Aftcr many oara,
troubles and trbula,lons u all kinds
without countlng HoasicknoFH-l am az
last arrived IN Paris; that modHA
Babylon. that city Of oitles' that pal-
ace OF tho arts ana music which sends
daily towards heaven rs J.OoooJ1
broaihs I'm de Steele" which rising
towards the stars, seem trying 20 crt-
ate a dense cloud that would hide from
the eyes of the gods, the painful spec
tacle Of itA vices and ~ the atrocities
OF its refined civilization; sight II -
true, ccllpscd by the beauties that ono
meets at each stop In that city, land
OF marvols, celebrated Tor rs great
ness, renowned for rs wlekednoss
But before proceeding further M
dear cousin, standing as We are just
now In the fear N universal war 1
wish TO say that have carefully in-
vcstlgated the feelings that the gov-
ornment OF France ana lts people en-
tcrtain for America. and have been
struck by this fact, that the news
paper articles have no knowledge
whatever 81 the relations that exist
between the two countries OF FRANCE
and the United states, 10
convey my idea and the
result OF my observations,
need the language Of the poet anu
more redundant phrases than those
afforded me by common, every day
prose;
France and America have been and
shall remain for the ages TO come, aa
la CT s.4 a
noble, with golden hair. hand In hand
with her great. darker but smaller
friond-wrapped IN the tricolor French
mantle and forever standing In close
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