The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04

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Cracow comes in his conouering youth
the great Charles of Sweden, conquers
the city and is conquered by Stanis-
laus, upon whose head he sees to II
that the crown is placed. Here in
1871 the Polish mobiles swear to the
new Constitution: shall VIC say. wit
Miss Little. of their own free will
renouncing their privileges for the
sake of law, liberty and the pubic
good? Now II In "a town of towers.
gateways, innumerablc churches, color
and Jews. A market bright but
silent. People not self-conscious in
the garments of prosperity but wear
ing poor clothes with the air of kings
To the market como mountaineers !:
even perhaps from Zakopane over
against the Hungarian border. And
how they dress:
The women have Handkerchief closely
covering their heads. the usual color is
intense and gorgeous orange. then a check
or spotted shawl or perhaps u s,in blacl,
EiceVei"ss Jacket and thin cotton. sleeve
Of vivid scarlet.
The mems clothes are madN Of som"
thick whitish blanket stun. their trousers
htilng lightly to their ,hipcly logs 30
ilIOtly ihat they have to Il, slit up at the
ankle. where they arc decorated with u
'triro Of dark blue braid and finished with
scarlet ponpon' and coming down low
, - W, ."s'ep auu nee. IKE sd't"r.
The pockets are covered thickly with en-
Orcli"ry In red and blue.
Their short fail coats Of the same thick
white stur arc embroidered round tho
neck and down The from, with mink and
green. and they do not pu, their arms
into the sleeves but the coat hangs like
nussa' ana - ued IN 'front.' win bow
p'"N ,'pUo" p"sSeu '"Fo"s" two
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q shecpskln. the wool iuslde and IN,
Srowny crimson leather OF /, ta;tooca in
patterns and embroidered with colorcd
threads This costume is completed by =
''"'k ret nat trimmed In quiet gool
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author hints horribly of tbo epco,r.
apemeut of vice ,monp tho conn.
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the purpo,e az deb,sinr III. n,,iopa,
character. pass over in silence no.
cause in England thav womb M, IA.
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levels and tissue, of rare worth and
beauty. The Wawcl is fortress roy,I
palace and cathedra, in one. in sltna
ton suggestive OF Windsor in cnInr
of brick rising from IN. steep hDI.
side reminiscent of the Alhambr,
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lf the Wawel is tho "sepuIChrc 81
a dead Kingdom, the church of The
virgin IN the RNnek Is the home OF
living faith" The Emperor Jo'
seph II. is said To have destroyed
some three score churches in Cracow
but he left more than half hundred
still standing. In Warsaw the
churches are gloomy; here they az,