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I Rarbsosn az Stanlsp 9poI | 3Onaos
itaten fortGaer | i'm Sugbpg fslsenSe
ON GGnsOsn al ct panbrsnbe Mprstog:
49,. Deb De, bppr lang Sip en- Stdma
me punorsnos Gtprsr bsbpper for at
panors iorbi? - Snsodg Wpresn at.
Z orcg en- Stdmme az oisIe Sni.ttsr
tp9rs oOsr en- Qllss paa MisIionsftdtios
men; bet bolot snbnu pdd Sorsodg til
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5%ormioOug maridsrer Mprsrne frsms
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sjGpes, od Qntalet og 9urtigbsosn par
for tor. glf intsrssidnte GnfsltbsOsr
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bsicsrns, mdri6srsbs mto en- Sppatning
at tsrre 9luoItpttsr, 3~raItptter os fig
renoe, orrg be Itsrre, mso 8iGper fors
ipnsoe GpIodter, | RGttsr pdd beess
Siosr at 3rgtt iom StiIoua8t.r og
ounrsSs pda fritliggsnoe Stsosr msb
fine 2sssmsr en- SIass SO9Ioins upsr
@~rbsiosrns.
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G~ten6omsrrtten iii Sptb'
BERGEN.

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QsnbIaoct" miRDu { Dag om SorbaHos
lingerie / 1871 anaadsnos SpiBbergtu
o. ON ben ouDRrtn0t io,uF euorii, DE-
ianOt t q. petersburg. @rep 9iBrur
Itisrn1s Q%rti,Ier ON Roras5 Gtsneomss
rel, u1ar Spib6srqsns Bsrrslsis 2iIs
it1ro mcattc opbsre. gloott fnoer, at
ale WaQttrs Iige R't til Ssbaof e
gsrne DiIos Drre ben beOItc Cronira,
men ItaI ct cntsIt GanO eis Dem. mua bet
bare Rorqs.
Oct opIDies, at Rtgisrtnqsn bar fat
"a I 9soGqelis for at iud U~fficiel o.
trCFtsIie pua Be ~isHsIts tDIts og rusfitc
Wnn6brsr I 3sbdDst.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18

megst RddopsuItab Ct trrngt irp I pore
0anHt pr.sieforboIo. RsoOttiousIarss
tGr.a OtO gIaost "Borpoiten," GanO. iur.
8anBel, iiobsr M I Arreiten Tom iigtst
for Borisg paa pengsafpresrinq. Den
pduoiRloenbs Wuub bar 6enpttet TN
Waqt iom SournaIiit fom W}iobsl til at
presto ptngs uO al en- priDatmano; eltrs
pi'9e bon iorfslGe BAN i gloost. %
bar bet Ida tun en- entelt gldomanO.
Wten alt tgoer paa, at ban / bette StDtts
bar banoIst meo ReOdttioRen5 giuigelis.
boorfor od Ogian Reoattgreu, ben tjenOts
JournaIiit Sobanlss 6duisn og en- Weos
orbeioer, 5Oriattereu Oscar Waoieu, bar
oGrst aubolOt. De Ct bog isners 6ltOne
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bet. at RdaobeHitabet sr itsrre, eu0 ielp
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en- lille Sitting / Sparstusisn. Og MI
mad alt bette p9t.
Ste oermeo ment, at Qrbsiberne mart
muu eipe fig. 3pRrttmoo ben oosnoms
tulte 3raft bar b~soirtst, at be megst Osls
buOsuOs Strsitetasier snOnu n9iten life er
benpttet. % bcsuoeH bar Qrbsibsrfsrersn,
5oltstingsmaro q. &. Wsper, fuuet
2sfte paa en- tor Sum Psrgs fra ben
OelbuOenbe srgstIte arbeiosrItano. Sda
Qrbeioerae er iresnlunoe nsbidgst til at
bsoe ON 5reo.
Gn anosn Suc sr, at be naturliopis
sniter 6rso og bar gipet este ON ret
tore Snbremmslier for at Opnua ben.
Wsn sronu uoe1 Rsiultut. @duite bin
er Der aiort Striot til en- WGgIina, men
pda Gruno al Acknowledgements lloili9beo
bar bette enonu inge1 Tru1!er buaret.
Der s~riitsrer nemltg bsrbismme IN "Qrs
btiosrst," iom bar OaIqt for We're Qur
fiosn at beggt Barter / SCREENING. 0sHns
Ret, hpis 5ormOno er ben i~uriOiie pro-
fesIor 0euHBer, bar tun iii Spgape at
ufgierr. ON Der sr itet SOsrtrGoelIs al
beItanenos Sptrenstomiter nso 8GgpnocIs
fen al 9otputtr Og Strsiter. Gftsr Der
al babe aipst IN meast ulOeu % tOetpot9
aieuoelIe, tilbgo osuas Ret at bile trGoe
iammsn ION GniQbsesfammtr O9 Der
tdge fat pcd ben panIteIige OpaaDe at
mGgls. arbsiOerre fog mso 0Iroe imoo
9tlbuoet, % ben ofsntIi9s Wcning tod1g
Qrbsiosgiperne iii oaiud at taqe oerimob,
WGn tiltroos for lunlOarige 5orbonoIins
GER er Der snonu ilttt Rsiultat iremtoms
men / bet Gie6lit, bette tribes. Nltiaa
ilaber Strioen fla enouu ZEN.
Wsn uu iaur bet pHre not meo Oms
tdlcu Of osnne igrgeIigs Crib. Gaers
tunoe mine 2Giers let fad ben 9ante, at
ieg ulcsles intet gIGosIigt bar at omtdls.
% bet sr beg - bsIoigpis - gunIts fell.
5O9rtimoo Bar oi Der { 9dumart /
ben IsOns Rounso opltost Ell 9sgiusnbco,
bDts Wtnoe maa brGnOe fig inO / uIes
6isrter, Der fslsr for oerss 9ano msO
bets Sitorie 6a bets SeIts.
9i bar opItOst ben Ste SuIi 1899,
SdIObunOrsOeaarsOOasn for bet nupas
tunoigs Stag bso 5rsosricia ben Ste gulf
1S49, bet Stag. iom toitsbe 9ensraI
Olaf Rbs 2ipst. ct Slda. lspsrtt |
Ramp men Oprsrsrs og bisits 3or5uno6s
fGa,r. Hi mso dnoet Rdon oil en- upars
tilt 5iftoristriOniie uIorig tunns uRpns
Slssoiss Solitsntrne, ION rsiits iig mob
csrss Ssrrs og 9ougs. Wsu ct alag.
bOis blotts Rinbs Oirtsr Tom en- Stsrtss
brit for dls ungs ourfts 6isrtsr, bOis
aips 1rDm er ben ftors Dab. 5or bette
Rdpn posisr pad Slasst Oto 5rtOricia.
Ga IN Tom Observation-Disclosures
Rdturlispis Tube ben fsirss msO al
ben Ssitiosligbeb, ION ismmsr iia for en-
al Rutionsns 5sitoase.
Saa idtteos man oa ben imu'ts pldn
at inobpos ale Be sroru lsosros Delta
etre / bette Slda til en- Here Daats J,N,
iom iauot Stso I isl5s Gr'otritiu. Oct
iigss, at arruussrsrns al os1rs 5sii
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bi Rdpntr IrrIig ben eutrliifs gorgus
meter SddrIiuq bdUos tdgtt gunitig
Surt al 8tttraafti,cn iorrlss adr / Sos
nsoitastr Oct tan nsmIia itts nagt,s,
at idG ittmniuasiuIb otnrt Jtf tutrs
bar ben lsc at en- Dri.utIis Wans,I. BEN
uemIig. at Der Fl pda b.bsrie Waaoe bar
isrg,t for, OF 9stsronsrnt n al ben Wdo,
be tunOr 'Dtit. 9ta, rent ub: mango uf
be gatnls 11oersmGuo git ON og iult,o,
| ben gB, bUts @irit,r be par. Jtit for
bi 8isb,nbdpn,rns mangtsCe 8irfitibeo.
men forbi Gsit.n mauaIsbe 9soslie. an
bsrltoss / 5reberieid.
Scr boOoe man iSrgst for, at be gamIs
RGno IT alt multat aObt at iptis, iost
man srtHorcoe WssIels nuoutunoiQt Orb:
llOtn Nab og DriHs
bur Ssttsn life.
Sg | mango al Qttsrdnsrn,s Rtfsrattr
fra Soften ipiusr Oa ogiaa beur. Rdo
en- i~rentyrbsnoc Role. "SGat benz"
bar ise bort IN fabian sammtI RanO
iige. be bar c~nOoeTaa - 'Griioier'."
"Su," tiIfsi,ot ban, "osr par / BET BEL.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18

fdd mere ets6,o m,o Dor Ssiftot,, iom
10 nu bar b,pit I'm es0,ttuft igisuu,m
mango Mar. 90 ftaois sddr bet frtmab.
Rrfttu ingtn Waanso, uotH man bsrtr
Il ,r,r anOtt aBt fra 6siitotsIeirsn. Sad
botOts Der en- flor SET. Gao aubn,s en-
no 5binoI.. Der ,r aItrtos oper 5000
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ftoG,r, ct ,fter DOT. 5orbolo m,qtt tort
TaI, iom tiImto potstr for hptrt Gav,
Oscar 6sismdr.
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3repe fra 2lorge.

Otter Wiboaesn boIbt Spen Torsn
5oreordg ON Waoliaeen. llmiooelbort
o%ersftsr boIot Carer .. 6. Ss fra Rurs
ors Inroal ct Ierbelss iuphoIosriai
5orsorog ON SprstteIfer at en- Soltebsis
itOle for 8aLbrss. Otter 5orsoraast sIsp
fslgsnoe RsipIution enitsmmie beoidqsi
at 5oriamlinssn: "ulsoomsmste utta.
lar, at Elm llHepomsituls for 8dlbres er
si Sos'at for 0alsn, INN I~laabomen
itdl tunnd fpQu bel arap, Tom 9ioi no
iet.
Ws bec oifpr Msna % apenbe, Tom
beo Stpn og 6us til osnne Gaf, fame,
ems StuIetprs, 6%errabsItprs og amts.
ting bill gieru aft, bel fan, til 40 faa
t9ans elm 5oItsbs9ituIs for 9aIorss
inesgait RuaO .r.~
eftsr 5Orsorassne par Hut, f~ortults
Sulbrano u. Stattebo nosle bumorTtife
Strsner, og isnsre paa 9p.losn ipiQebes
ferite gift az "Soein ltr9o."
Oct bar fun en- Menino, at Stepnet
bar oeu9ttet / enpper i0enieenbt, % iss
tror, be feits oenots bism mso ct goot
uobptte. ancen Rsoeoas bar minbit
1000 psrionsr tititsbc.
s Roens os 9oIobu sr npIig itiftst ct
Waauog meo % Weolsmmsr. 9igslsoss
/ Seg9e meo 25 Msblemmer.
airtebu5ur til SnotGet for M 9trte I
9ommen afbolbtes pau Riits Stolebus
2csn pintisou9, os gasar til S~nbtaat
for S~eensaaisns SirtstapeI afboIbtss
24oe SUM- pnu @darosn Roon. Bad
bsgge Steosr bar itor 5ilnutrinq.
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&ar bar oreoet 9pteIforreinirg pda seq
aenss / eitre Sliore, lar MI Ieict Grit 6.
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1otsl. Sum bar leiet Steoet for Here
@ar.
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nnIiQ oprettst st Q%unobanoIert / 3orleif
7. WleIbpS Sus / rItre Sliors.
@uait y. Norotborp. Der / Here Gar
bar opboiot Jig / amerita, Ct meo Jumis
lie biemme pud SsIpQ til sItre Sliors.
&. g. Ruois, Der bar pNret biemme ct
%ar, sr nplig 0snbt tilboee til 0iscone
tn. Weo ban fulgts 8ulbrano 6eooIen,
Der ituIos til WaribfsIo, MtS. CIe Mel.
bn bar Ogiou pGrst bjcmme pau ct fort
Seisg til .. Sliors.
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lin 6dlppdrt / Spitbepo Guriitbotsl iii
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ioI9t Salppurtsn iii 8ulIit @iaoingItao.
TeIcfon faG lrggsS op til SoteIIct, os
eierne bar dnordt SuriItforsnin0sn ON
9ibruq til en- Hiersosi fra SIiorcaaIsu
% Op til Copper. Sui 9iSiorost / pcitr.
SIiore bar 'olat fin 8aaro til 6alpor G.
Epols for SIR. 4,4OO. Ole Z. SolTtcn
bar ioIat fin Saaro til Sbpsr u. Stub
lang for 8r. $500. Qnbers 8. 8pale,
isnbre, bar iplst subel al i'm @aarO til
u. RuoIans for Sr. $500.
anut apuIs, ieubrs, bar iolgt I'm
SaarO til Ole q. 8datd for ar. $500.
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I'm 8darc til OIs g. go for ar. 5000.
) Bang sr fslgsnbs npIig gifts: Setae
Gnbsrien Sg, isuOre. o9 Srsebisrg aot,
8~sirsootter Dulussr; 2prtsiH OIisn
aonssIisn Os anne Speinsoattsr, norore
9pum; Ole g. 6ramftab % Rari.
Snuosoattsr 2sitt.
8suner % Setienote biIfss.
Bang, Abe Suli 1899. g. q. 9.
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mso r~osrtuniss gattsportsr; men BET sr
8slS 6ortjsusits MI at pa paupiit, bpor
burti9 en- mstopiit apI Tan fers til
Wladlst.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
9tDt2anb

grGHoieuSe Ill ben %blpmitreuoe itauoiuaut
We 20iOHi 8um Ruer Saleu. NtiIeldtS
GuuBia NiHh. bar ot M aabl.t e. mt
Gcnulllp iVT SeiiliEB. TCite Sdno q Tor
S'grii oSlsu 5eOorei nteo ygUliov. men her
o. ber ldHgS Dc udtre GlgrDtd9 finoes Stui,
tsr al aaturliat GHsluao.
"a Sauoet irlgeS buriiai q Hne Settlers
aHtsnmet hDsr llqa ptl b liBre 'loas /
iHcrst mtHliRt at uilRl gs ben me ao.Dni z.
Sc'Vs. &or ageui lager Dem nit bgruo.
Hcm Heoeus BET beDiie GaF0 euonu er III
blgt 0tuDcHO Seer I'll Z erue
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18

&ataloget ouer CAMPER %
8las til Camper oil ipare benz
4euge Og ulejligbeO.
&i ouiter at ienoe Gem bet.
eihS ~ glssSus. ptnSs4Ess. Q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14

There are other races Of importance bu
the Tuturity is the race OF the year.
1t IS almost impossible for an Amer
lean 10 understand the spirit Of venora-
ton that IS inspired by the Derby ia the
heart OF an Englishman. especially If he
be the owner of n racing stable. Long
ago 10 was said that the Prince Of Wales
would rather win a Derby than ascend
the throne and it is told Of Lord Rose
berey that when he was asked 10 name
tho three shings which constituted the
climax Of his ambition, he exclaimed:
ITO win the Derby, 20 become Prime
Minister and 10 marry the richest woman
ln the world
whether the story be true or not Lord
ROerbory has been quito successful IN
realizing his ambitions. He succeeded
Gladstone as Prime Minister Of the vast
British Empire and he married the rich
est Of all the ROthschild helresses and
vet 1T is well known that fully As highly
as either Of these successes does he prize
his winnings Of the Derby.
Another English racing event OF no
little importance is the Royal Ascot
which IS run on the last day Of Ascot
week. which will open this year on June
18th. This race, which has always been
regarded as constituting the climax OF
the London season, has an interesting
history. II was originally known as the
Emperor's Cup. and for a number OF
years the trophy was presented by Gar
Nicholas I. This was in the early part
Of the reign OF Queen Victoria but The
outbreak Of the Crimean var somewhat
dampened tho interest Of the Gar I'm
things English, and from that time forth
the gold cup. the contest for which is the
principal event IN the Ascot races. has
been given out Of the racing fund, and
has been known as the Royal Ascot
Gun"
While the Derby Is for all. great OF
small, rich or poor the Ascot has always
been considered as more or less Of an
aristocratic function. Its proximity TO
Windsor has contributed 20 endow the
event with royal lustre while its distance
from London prevents 10 a certain extent
the presence Of the rough element of the
metropolis which swarms at Epson and
has tended TO debase Derby Day into a
genuine cOckney's holiday. At the Derby
mon and women are not over particular
about their dress but at Ascot the men
are arrayed I'm frock coats and high hats.
while the women don for the occasion
their daintiest toilcttcs.
France has tWO great races. the Derby.
which IS 20 be run on May 2sth. and the
Grand Prix. which occurs on June nth.
OF the two the latter IS perhaps the most
interesting for. like the Ascot, 81 is the
climax Of the spring gaveties. The race
IS always run on the second Sunday ir
June and up TO that time the social pace
has been getting faster and faster. Ike
the finish Of the big race itself. until.
suddenly. the horses come down the
stretch and down goes the curtain just
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14

or ali tho racing events on the face
of the globe there is none that can
compare with the Derby. which IS 10 DO
run on the Downs Of EPSON on May
glst. in Branco, IN Austria. IN hungary
Germany, Spain and iiaIS' ana even III
his country. the name Of Derby has been
applNd 10 important race meetings Of
the year. but there is not ono OF them
that can compare either in spectacular
enect or In s%portive interest 60 the grand
ola English Derby that was run for the
first timo officially in 1850, and which
has taken piace regularly ever since.
In The United States it IS the tutur-
ity that is the contest OF the season ana
the Kentucky Derby is tho only race
that bears that name that can be re-
sarded as Of national interest. Else
where tho Derby IS tho great race OF
the year. the event on which fortunes
are won and lost. the feature OF the
racing season from which nothing can
detract.
The Kentucky Dorby, however, s. IN
creasing In Importance every year.
Twenty-Five years ago the first race
was run on Churchil Downs. at Louis
Vile. and 10 was not long before this
contest became known as the classic
sporting event Of the south and west
for Il, is here that the most famous
horses Of the present and of the past
have been brought together.
II was here hat the memorable Mol
~ Mccarthy went down in the twenty
mile race before the unbeaten Ten
Brock. II was here That Proctor Knott,
for a time tho greatest race horse ever
sired. lowered his colors 20 the master
ful Spokane in a driving finish. the IKE
Of which has never been known on either
the eastern or the western turf.
In fact the history OF the Kentucky
Derby has been n record OF brilliant
contests from the first race in 1879. when
Austldes won. covering the mile and q
hair IN 2:s7 "a up to last season when
Plaudit carried OF the honors Of the
year.
IT Is difTcult n compare such n race
as tho Kentucky Derby with similar
events IN other parts OF the country,
but there can be no question as 20 the
assertion that the Futurity IS the rae
ing event Of the year IN the United states.
Unlike most Of the big races I'm Europe
this contest does not occur until fall but
this does not detract from its interest
and the crowd that focks 10 Sheepshead
20 see the big race resembles I'm many
respects an English crowd on Derby day.
Already ARRANGEMENTS for this great
event are being made. although n IS
not 10 be run until tho last week in
August. and the outlook for entries is
suficiently bright 70 assure as interest
ine a contest as that Of last year when
the Canadian Martinmas. 2 70 70 1 shot.
pulled away from the bunch ana came
tearing down the stretch with tho rest
Of the crowd nowhere in particular.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14

noyed az the accident and was proflse
in bis apologies but the Kaiser laughed
and kept the cup just os SIS WAS for "a
practical joke upon his friends. They
say. in great confidence. that each Of our
ministers 20 Germany has had the horn
trick played upon him.
More than twenty loving cups are be-
ing built Tor Dewey. Ills town. his
state. the Raleigh boys. the Dewey clubs.
the fellow officers. certain Washington
officials and many others are ordering
them I'm the hope Of his coming home
They say Dewey is afraid 20 come home
he doesn't Ike 10 be q hero.
a loving cup costs-lts weight M least.
A New York jeweler told q member Of
the Union club, New York city. how 10
estimate tho cost Of n loving Gun.
"Take any loving cup OF the size Won
desire ana weigh fl. Compute IL en- sii-
yer coin. Ada 20 this sum Just en- equal
amount for workmanship. Add 10 this
the cost which you pay for the design
and you get the amount which Won wiil
pay for q sterling silver loving cup.
There are certain firms that ada some
thing for the name. You can get n
good small sized loving Gun for 500. un-
less You want something fancy"
The finest loving cup ever made was
executed for n certain young millionaire
who became n benedict Faster week. It
was q. gift ~ the farewell bachelor din
nor from the ushers and best man.
This cup was Of solid gold. It weighed
ten pounds. It's sides were omheilished
with figures Of Cupid and family. each
holding n loving cup aloft. In the depths
OF their little cups elistened a ruby
drop.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14
HOBSON'S +
LOVING u
To be Purchased by His Admirers, v
are to See Him Sink Into Oblivion.

Nobody mentions Hobson nowadays.
The Hero Of tho Merrimac' is unsung.
That little missing episode in the west.
when the figures Of the kisses ran up in
10 the hundreds, settled the Hobsonites.
No man could with respect write in
glowing terms Of a man whose record
for an evenings kissing beat his own.
Yes and far out-distanced It's best
chances. However willing the average
man might be 10 test his abilities in this
line. the time. the place. and the number
Of willing ladies would be lacking.
To keep the memory OF Hobson green,
ana 10 console him In his Manila exile
his admirers propose TO have u loving
cup made Tor him. each person whom NJ
Kissed contributing a Nttle 20 H. Even
q quarter would complete a goody
sum.
The design OF the Hobson cup IS not
yet collected but 81 Will be a sinking ship.
a hero In classic pose and the nag noat-
ing over all.
on the reverse side Is an exquisite fe-
male figure with d child. as IMPLYING
American motherhood and the desire that
her BOY should DO a hero.
The loving cup. as a method OF con-
veying fellowship. approval. good wishes
and even love itsolf. took It's origin in the
day Of Chaucer when tho wassal was
drunk from an ancestral bowl which
was filed with milk and apples and
something stronger crude punchi
later II Was useo Ia the Court OF Eliza
beth. meanwhile the courtly French had
begun 10 drink from the loving cup and
Il was not long before the Germans
transformed the stoin from a mug into a
loving cup FOR state occasions.
The loving cups that are used by So
ciety are very large. regular punch bowls.
yer they must be - built that they can
be raised 10 the lips. The accepted de-
sign IS an immense goblet with a CO.
lossal stem. The drinker raises II IN
both hands. with his palms around tho
bowl. and quans 20 the life ana love Of
the assembly. Zach drink from IL IN
turn and the loving cup becomes a
pleSge.
A cup when ordered must be OF a GER
tain size. Some idea OF the number Of
persons who viii drink from Il must be
told the designer. The cup IS built
large enough 10 hold a goblet Of wine
for each drinker. The goblet must be
fun TO. running over. 50 that. when the
;as, IS drunk there yet remain u sip for
ali.
The college loving cups that are quilt
for societies Of forty persons hold only
n large wine glass Tor each This Is re-
flied often.
Thu large loving cup. presented 20 Nd
mir8l Sampson by his crew. was large
enough for family use. II would hold
seven trimming glasses and the sip" be-
sides.
Schiey's loving cup from Maryland
hello enoug FOR a family OF children and
graud-chidren.
Many % the newss loving cups have
a very short stem. 50 that they look not
unlike bowls. The very newest taper In
~ the top and have stems mat show q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14
Ter Luc,beop Aboard the Raleigh.

A young miss who visited the Raleish
on Sunday became very much Interested
in the galley. where the officers dinner
was being prepared. There we're men OF
four natlonalties-a Swede. a Frenolman.
n Jap and q Chinaman-engaged In the
work. Calling the swode TO her side she
asked him for q small piece Of bread or
something Of the sort for a souvenir.
The man looked At her with surprise Tor
a moment. and then went over n con-
suited with tho others. Then all took n
turn 40 glancing at the girl. and finally
the Swede. with an indulgent smile. Sc
cured a largo plate and heaped II fun.
with a big piece OF steak. a generous lot
OF mashed potatoes n some bread
which he brought 10 her with the re-
mark IN 5roken English q the effect that
the Raleigh sailor boys would not SEQ a