Devils Lake inter-ocean

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and joy. Thoro aro sorno little girls

close by who do tho lighter work and

also wear the same picturesqueIlcssi in

costumes. Tho still lingering costumes

tell tho story of distinctions among tho

lowly Teutons and tho still strong at

tachments of tho Hessian to the lifo of

iis forefathers.

OfTin that beautiful haytield, on this

crisp September morning, the women

wear the same bright colors as when

Tacitus gathered gossip from returned

soldiers of the barbarous tribe who

have long outlived tho empire of the

Roman conquerors. The dresses of tho

womon are short and of the brightest

colors known to the dyer's art. Long

ribbons hang from either sido of their

luxuriant hair. The outer garment is

a neat and long blouse of bright blue

linen. There is uo country in all Ger

many whore there has been less change

than in Hessia. The men are tall, well

formed, Scotch-like for all the world,

and so wore their fathers as far ack

as Charlemagne. The womon aro Ama

zonian, and could fight a battle as well

as the men. —Oalir/nani.

Came Within Ono Of It.

Cady Herrick tells a good one of a

scamp who was arraigned at tho last

term of the Court of Oyer and Termin

er upon the charge of bigamy. Having

no defense, tho follow pleaded guilty,

and in response to the query of the

Court as to what he had to say in miti

gation of his offense replied:

"I want a good, liberal, easy sen

tence. I pleaded guilty and saved the

county the expense of a trial, and

ought to be let down easy."

"How many wives did you say he

had married?" tho Judge inquired,

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Devils Lake inter-ocean. (1885). Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.], 1885-03-21. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn88076514/1885-03-21/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Devils Lake inter-ocean, 1885-03-21.