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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20
apinoerne | 0en foren
banIfe lutberife Nirfe
Wmerifn.
G6teoe 9enneri=

Get far gleoet mig meget at ie ben
Snteresie for Sapan Misiioaen, fom
mango al eber bar last for Ddgen peo
at ar6ejOe for og ltante eoers Gaper
til iamme; jeg beilutteoe berfor at fem
be eoer ct lille grep gennem u0onites
rem" for ON muli9t at opmuntre eoer
til at fortIGtte meo at beoe og arbejoe
for SapaneIernes 6relie.
Der trGnges til meget og i6erbiat
Qrbsibe beruoe, og bette fan fun uos
fsres beo 9ielp at eber berbiemme;
butt paa bet, fare 9enaer, at eoers
@rbejoe er li9e iad meget barb | Ser
rens Zine. naar bet er giort al 5iers
let iom ior BAN, iom bort beruoe. 9pis
Solicit / be triItne 2anoe bolbt beres
@aoer tilbuge og life Bah forMi5Iionss
orbeibet, ba Diloe BET mart gaa / Stda;
LAB os tilfammen gre, bouo hi fan,
% bebe 6erren ON at lebe og Deliigne
@rbejbet, bd pi beb, at bet life ital
bore forg9oes, hi ital bd beite / jim
3iO, Iaafremt hi life forage.
Oct fer Iaa me9st lpiere ub Der
&urume / qar, eno bet sjOrOe / 5ior;
Der er mango. iom tommer for at
bsre Subs Orb, iI9r M9nb; aOinbers
ne er meaet panitelise at faa fat paa;
hi bdaber imiOlsrtiO, at !Serren bar
aabnet os en- M Del; forri9e Ssnodg
tom en- &pinbe, iom ri Itabis beisger,
og iom o9iaa fommer til bore Msber.
for at tage Mrs. Yonemura og mig
meb til Ell Msbe | en- &pinbeforening,
bolbt / gpens pigeitole; bet er Mss
Der, Iom bolbes for at b9be 3binberz
mes i~ociale og moralite Sitting. Gn
al be rigeite o9 beoit uboaanebe &bins
Der FER | gpen = Mrs. 9ofbino =
lebebs Msbet os bapbe to Menb til al
tale. Den fsrits bar en- 9lbre Manb,
ban bdbbe bGret | Amerifa og talte
meget roienbe ON dmeritanite apinoer
pg fagbe, at be jupdneiiife bapbe meset
at lore; / bet belle taset pnfebe ban bog
&binbsn, Tom 10 elers er Jet meget nef
pao al ale japaneIiIfe Maao. 9dr
faohe, at pi tunbe life bielpe, at b
nar feOt iom aoinoer, men at bi ielt
fom iadbunne ogIdu tunoe gre meeeI
qpbt, ii9r Deb al oporage 9srnent
paa rette Maaos; ban CAB aoifiais'
eobe Raab / faa 9~enIesaoe; ct al ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

trippe omtriag igen; bun er til megen
8lGoe og Opmuntring for os; bun
bj9lper Ogfda unbertiOen til, at Ri
tomme / 9ersring meO SapaneIer
Iom Ri ellers odnitelig Dilbe blipe fenbs
te meo; BUN er 10 bet eneIte u~benlanoife
Barn Der / 9Den % Deffer iaalebes
altio Itor 9pfigt, nadr bi tdger 6e1oe
I'D; mango tommer for at Ie og tale
meo 6enoe; bet more ale, at bun 6ruz
ger 6ere8 Sprog, og at bun for Itadr
Iad gobt at BUTTE og 6tlIe pad Soft
pad idmme Moa0e iom beres egne
9prn. Min Mdnb og jeg bar pgIaa
nogen 6orfglelIe, men bet er nRIten en-
llmulig6e0 at un0gdd, naar man bor
/ ct aa6ent, utet japdneiiit 6us. Set
er bort 6aa6, at min Wanbs 6obeos
pine mart bill fordnbres til bet bebre,
od Oi meget nsbig bilbe forlabe Supan,
men blibe Der mango Aar for ON NIT
Iigt at faa Raaoe til at 6tiOe He0Ifaber
/ 6errens 9aanO, til at ~oOerbebiie
mango at bette aanbs / a~fguOsOpr=
teIie og Cater bDb fulOne Soft ON
SanObeoen, fda at De meo Os funbe
nbOe ben 5reo, Der ooergaar al 8ors
itdnb.
gu mango farlige SilIener til ale
9enner Og dae, iOm interesiersr fig
for Sdpan Misiionen.
gbers / 9erren
4nbrea Biat6er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20
SrOen.
s r. icbarbt t.

@pr Sro, ben er oor 6ortios Orb
ben itanber ei dlene =
en- tuIenbdarig SO, bbis Marp
enb TIMBER friite 9renel
Der bar min 6doer 2ibiens 5rsl
/ ben jeg faa' min Mober bgl
s 5eores Stpgge gror jeg
men lite Der Or tror eg.
Meo 9eroeas @isbom, fern og n9rY
jeg meotes efter Gpne;
% 3ioens trable Spotterb9r
bar oaiad iat mig St9bne.
Men 9eroens @isoom bar Iad fob.
pg al bens 8antro bar iad golo.
bers 3rsItlesbeb erfo'r jeg =
bog lite bero Or tror jeg.
Wlen oa ieg Gad / Spno og Stam
ng fit mig IeIp / Sale,
ba tlpngeb jeg mig ino til BAN.
fom gift / Soroans Dale!
90 intet 4aIbn bar iom bans,
Subs sget 89Iens fuloe SLAMS,
trobs aoriet og bets Smerte. =
San fplote mig nit 9jerts.
Sg bd ieg iaa' / 8eroen uo
% eineb luttsr Soager,
ban l9rte mig, Der er e. Sub,
iom oper Wulmet pddgeri
fom ItDrer gsnnem Rsg og 8ranb
tin 9ugts, i'm Raabes 9pilinsipanb
mob Maolet | bet beje =
ban falpeb mig nit Sje.
90 bu jes tanteles o9 tom
nsi meb paa 0sgnets Stuoer,
% banisb meb be andre ON
De gplb1e 0erbens9uber,
ban rsrte meb lin Se1igdanb
min orange @ilies fOa9e 9uano,
til Stdp Der blsp at Sibet =
ban GAP min 9iaen 2ipet.
9t tisne BAN er ibel 5reb
enoog peb QfgrunOsranben,
% iuit forbi ioa bit ieg beo,
OF ban % ingen anbe7
er aGrligbeos og Sdnobeos Sol
% bar en- ebig 9onseitol,
berfor til aoriet fOo'r ies
berfor paa ariitus tror jeg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

5ortlaring life gipes, ferlig til ftprre
8Brn. Der regner jeg bet life for Dirfez
fig Notwithstanding.
Maa Ri MI bgre libt fra andre Senz
Odgsffolelerere.
en- bnbdgsffoIeGerer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20
Nogle Sem9rfninger fra CT
Senoagsifolel9rer.

Ssnoagsitole9erninyen, iom spes
omtring / bore Menigbeoer og Misz
iionsplaoier, fan narmeit at Ofentlig<
beoen ~betragtes iom en- !6emmeligbeo,
efterI ON man iaa fi9loen Ter noget
ON benne Sfolegeraing / pore Blade.
Del ere De fleite at benz, Der bar opta9et
oenne Misiion blanbt 8ernene, NOT
5olt meo minore &unoitaber. Sdalez
oes er bet M meo mig. Seq bar ingen
anoen 29room, eno bbab jeg bar
mootaget al min MOoer og Ell gammel
2anosbDItolel9rer / Oanmart. Men
oerfor fan en- 10 not Iamle fine Sdnter
% fremtomme meo fine Anituelier / al
Gnfolbig6eb.
!6bao nu SenOagsftolemis iioaen an
gddr, od et bet min Wening, at bet
q9l6er life dlene ON &unoItdber, men
en- a9rlig6e0 til ieloe @ernin9en og
til gsrnene og ON 6oritaaelie al, at
ret er en- Gernin9 til Itor 8eliigneIie.
5bi bbor oigtigt er bet bog life / Barn
oommea at lore at fenoe ben 9erre
% 6relIe r, Der Iom Barn tom til Sors
ben fra 5aOer6uiet og pfreoe fit 2ip
og BLOB til en- 5orioning for ben
falone MenneIteIl9gt. Sr0Iproget
flyer jo, at bbaO Der / llngoommen
nemmes, ~ijplOen / 4loeroommen gIems
mes. De fleIte elore Wlenne tiers Grs
faring itabfeiter %Oiitnof bet.
Mea Der er noqet, Der beoOer Spiol,
og iom felger etbpert MenneIfe, mere
eler minore, baaoe | llngoom pg /
Nlherbom. Wen Der er Barnet foran
andre. S6i bpab Der blioer inoplantet
/ ct 9arne6jerte, blioer bog ijeloen
mobta9et / Soiol. 8erfor er bet meget
ON at gre, at 8ernene faar en- tro og
letfattelig 5oritadelIe al, bpdb &riitens
bonn er, og bborleoes be ital lebe 2iOet
/ Sub, og beri ligger tillige Ne9len til
Dor lut6erIte airtes 8remtio.
Og bbao Iaa llnberpisningen /
Senoagsftolen angadr, ba tror jeg, bet
biloe b9re til Sam for flere, iom be-
latter iig meo llnOerOiSning, om 0Ge
rere, Iom bar en- nogenlunbe 9runoi9
Grfaring / Stole9er1ing, oilbe uotale
Iig. 3bi npgle gobe Radb og 8inf meb
6enfDn til unberbisning rilbe i~ittert
tunne tjene andre til @ejleoning.
.6ooebiagen label / Senbagsifclen
iom / anben Religions Itole er eFter
min rinee Spfattelie ben, at 8prnene
lerer beres Bigger iaa erunbigt ION
muligt og tiaige faar en- Iano og LETT
tdttellg 5ortlartng opsr, boao bet er,
be larer, pg faar @nleoning til at
foare paa 29rerens S~psrgsmadl.
Serpeb iamler be Santerne og fuar
bebre 4nlebniag til at bepare Oroet |
Sutommelien.
Senbagsffolen iaopel iom anben
Religionsffole bar en- flor 8etponing
for 8ernene, LAURENT Stolerne bliper
lebet / ben rette 4ano. 5 Senbag8@
itolea t9nter jeg bel life, nogen pdae
tueer fig @erningen, uoen be bar liot
SnteresIe og &9rli9beb til Sdgen, oa
bet er en- @erning. Der ij9lben gipes
@eberlag for. s 9oeroagsfole fan
andre SenIbn bel lettere gre Iig gel
benbe. Men bet fommer al paa i ben
enc lom | ben anben, at 9ernene ifft
olene bolOes til at lore beres 2~eftier.
men at be tillige faur 6orflaring al De.
res 2ettiers Snobolo. 9por idaodr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20
iii ale MGnb> JON ifriuer til 6piOel6crss
Wiebical 5nftitute, ct. ganl.

Seno 9eres Nabn % aoresie, tnoefiat Ifrebet. oq be
bill ienos here's f%ortrinIiae n@lfetro 6bemic 9et" uoen
en- Gents light ior Dem. Oct bliuer 9erts mob at
forlan9e bet. 5tie eigl ing feopenoiBt at ieuoe 5riz
mprfer.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-06-01
Stieamenn.
Einhver lj6tasti bletturinn & felagslif
-.
>


Bandamanna cru vfgaferli pau og moro, sem
oft eiga ser sta6 me6 Dali inna svonefndu, ,~fjalla-
bda"l Kentucky og 00rum rikjum par / ma
grenninu. peir cru MEM, sem stunda mj5g
vei6ar asamt landbdna6i o. H.; cru Aestir g.
menta6ir en- hraustir og har6ger0ir. DER
cru agatar skyttur og ganga altaf vopna0ir.
DAD er vanalegt Pegar tveir heldri menn
PETRA ver6a 6sattir, a6 Peir og ~attingar PETRA
gripa til vopna, en- ganga Po~ekki hver a0
0orum drengilegaog berjast, heldur sitja Peir
hver UNI annars lff og seta fari a0 Wilma q
6vinum sinum 6v0rum, og svo myr0a Peir
hver AMMAN Panga0 til 0nnur hver actin er
aldau0a, og spara til Pess engin nf0ingsverk.
pa0 heGr sjaldan hepnast a0 ma Pessum moro
inggjjum og draga Pa fyrir log og dom, PVT
Peir bda fstralbyg6um l0ndum, sem cru foil
6tt og skoggi vaxin, og allir nagrannar PETRA
cru eitthva6 vi0 mali6 ri6nir, e0a bora ekki ao
hjAlpa l0greglunni til az handsama pa, pvipa
Ieiga Peir dau6an visan. Nylega voru tveir
moroingjar handsama0ir i Kentucky % cru
nh fyrir ~ranns6knarretti Jackson, en- svo
rniki]l 6fri6ur hefr risi0 ut af Pvi, a0 d6msal-
urinn er varinn af herm0nnum og bnrinn und-
ir hergnzlu me6an q malinu stendur. En- PAD
litur pc ut fyrir a0 rikissj6rnin vii, j MI lata
skrfoa til skarar og gera enda a Pessum 6eir0-
UNI. sem svo lengi hafa veri6 landinu til sman-
ar. DAD er sko6un margra g00ra mamma, sem
par cru kunnuglr, a0 Gina radio til Pess a6
ra0a bot a Pessu Sc PAD, 40 j0lga sk6lum og
utbrei0a mentun mccall Pessara mama, PVT
meoan Peir lift vi6 s0mu k j0rog kringumst@6-
ur, sem peir hafa altaf vanist til Pessa TINA,
geti engin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES breytt
Peim og CERT dr Peim si0a0a MEM og nyta
borgara.
Yir h0fu6 er PAD nd altaf az koma betur
OF betur 1 lj6s 40 a6almeini0 / 0llum su6ur-
rik junum er mentunar skortur alPy6unnar. I
nor0ur- og vestur-rikjjunum cru alPyouskolar
margfalt feiri og a~lpy0umentun miklu betri
en- / suour-rfkj unum, o. Pvi cru norour-rikin
MI Groin langt q undan hinum og fer miklu
meir fran arlega. [ su0ur-rfkj junum er enda
fari0 az bera q afturf0r mccall sv%ertingjanna,
og er sagt PAD Sc NEST az kenna si0leysi og
faafre6i hvitra mamma.
En- SAINT er fur6a hva0 siolegt % skipu-
legt felagslif6 er 1 su0ur-rikjunum, Pegar
pess er gctt, a0 mikill hluti hvitra mama par
er reyndar ekki anna0 en- rusli0 og sori-7
ymsum Su0ur-Evr6pu Pj60um. og cru / ap
ir Paoan, sem fafre0i, si0leysio 90 ostj6rf,
f6stra0 pa og forfe0ur Peirra um marga1
pess er engin Won. 40 Peir VERDI altf Elm,
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-06-01

40 hann 1iktist7P wi NEST ,,purit0num" a Eng
landi. En- Psgar hann rita6i haf0i ham alt
q hornum ser, var 0ldungis einhliaa 1 sko5un-
um, aaagaoi fest er honum var 6ge0felt og
syndi PAD / afskr@mdum myndum. En- ham
var mjog or0heppinn og VIDA lysir ser fraber
skarpleiki og frumlegar hugmyndir I ritum
hans.
Kenningar s6sialistanna q Frakklandi
h0f0u mikil ahrif a Proudhon og hann vir0ist
1 fyrstu hafa samPykt Pmr, en- ham f@kk bratt
viobj60 4 Peirri lausung og si0leysi, sem Ia
k%enningum Saint Simon's og Fourier's ,og
snerist PVT algerlega mott s6sialistum, og reif
ni0ur sko0anir PETRA engu siour en- annara 1
heimsadeilu .ritum sfnum.
Aoalatrioi6 fkenningu Proudhon's-eins
og fkenningum s6sialista-var fjarhagsfyrir-
komulag mannfelagsins. Ham vildi umb@ta
alt mannfelagio og helt Pvf fran a6 %rettlati,
frelsi og j0fnu6ur veru Peir hyrningarsteinar,
er ALTAR framfarir og umb@tur hvers Pjo0fe-
lags ettu ao byggjast a; og me0 Pvf a0 lag
fera smam saman st torn og felagslff, og menta
og siofaga ALA einstaklinga, m@tti a l0ngum
TINA fullkomna mannkyni6 svo, az allir g@tu
stj6rna0 ser sjalfr, og att alt og MOTTO alls 1
einingu og br60erni. pa g@ti hver ma6ur
verio %alfrjals Pegar allir veru or0nir svo goo
If og fullkomnir, a0 Peir hef6u r6ttvisina fyr-
If reglu og m@lisndru i allri breytni sinni; pa
pyrfti enginn az hafa eftirlit me0 heg6un ma
ungg,a sins, og ag@ti mannfelagi0 lifao frjalst
og stj6rnlaust p. e. anarkismus yr6i pa hi0
mosta f4llkomnunarstig i fyrirkomulagi mann
felagsins.
DAD er langt fra bvf a0 Pessi kenning Sc
1 sjafu ser h@ttuleg. Delta sama hafa marg-
ir umb6tapostu]ar og heimspekingar Aour
kent. Proudhon vildi umfram alt, FORECAST
sviplegar breytingar og byltingar, og sagoi,
a0 alt PAD, sem s6sialistar prediku6u UNI full
komnar umb@tur q fam arum vmri hin argasta
lygi; en- hann var Akafari og st6ror5ari en-
nokkur s6sialisti Pegar hann mintist a PAD
6lag, er honum P6tti vera q 0llu f6lagsl1G
mamma ems og PAD erog hefir veri6. ,,Eign
og Pyi er eitt og hi0 sama", sag6i hann og a
Peirri hugmynd byg0i ham ALTAR kenningar
sfnar UNI ~fjarhags1nalefni.
Anarkismus sa, er Proudhon kendi, fell
fyrst i frj6an jar0veg & Rdsslandi, og par
Proska6ist hann samhlioa Nihilismus. Micha-
ell Bakunin Q814-1876), rdssneskur a5als-
ma6ur og s6sialisti, ger0ist forvfgismaour an
arkista a Russlandi, % hann kom anarkismus
pa %stefnu, err ham sloan hefr haft. Ham
kendi, eins og Proudhon, a0 I'll stj6rn og laga-
boo varu Pr@ld6msok, sem faeinir MEM hef6u
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-06-01

tafarlaust og q svipstundu, med upphlaupiog
ofbeldi, er gj0reyddi 0llu stj6rnarvaldi. Ham
aleit PAD helga k0llun hvers manns, a6 rita
ni0ur alt ,stj6rnarfyrirkomulag og slita 0ll f6-
lagsb0nd, og lata hvorki eigin hagsmuni, trd-
arsko0anir, f06urlandsast, si6fer6i, samvizku
ne til6nningar aftra ser fra Pvi, a6 gj0rey6a
hverju, sem I vegi veri. ,,Frjalsre6i MAINS
ins'' segir ham ,,er ao 0llu leyti f6lgi6 1 PVT
a0 ham hly0i %l0gmali nAttdrunnar a6 PVT
leyti, sem Pa6 l0gmal err vi6urkent af sjAlfum
honum, PVT PAD er ekki lagabo6, sem hann er
kdga6ur til az vi0urkenna af neinum 06rum,
hvorki af einstakling ne almenningi, hvorki
af gu0i ne m6nnum".
Samkv@mt Pessum kenningum hefr an
arkistinn enga AGRA skyldu en- pa, a0 lifa eftir
eigin ge0p6tta og fulln@gja lfkamlegum matt
druhv0tum; hann ver0ur az afneita .og fyrir-
lita oil yfrra0 gu5s og mama, og atlunar-
verk hans er ~miskunarlaus og takmarkalaus
g~j0reyoing. pessi anarkismus = ems og Ba-
kunin kendi ham : hefir dtbrei6st Mig &
Rdsslandi, Italiu, Spani og deiri l0ndum 1 Ev-
ropu, par sem miki0 er af 6mentu8um og ofsa-
fullum skrfl og ~verkam0nnum; en- mccall beirra
Pjo0a sem cru a @6ra menningarstigi It. d.
a Nor6url0ndum = hefr Anarkismus aldrei
fest retur. Anarkistar cru Aestir mi0g ia
fro0irog 6menta6ir, be cru medal Peirra MEM,
sem hafa ORD a ser sem rith0fundar og visinda-
menn, ems og Kropotkin o. Elisee Reclus:
en- Peir fylgja fremur anarkismus Proudhon's
en- Bakunin's.
Anarkismus er sprottiFn af sosialismus.
Allir helztu anarkistar hafa byrjao sem s6sia-
listur. Kenningar s6sialista UNI j0fnu6 allra
mama og jarhagsfyrirkomulag mannfelags-
ms, er 40 mestu leyti undirst6duatri0i6 1 an
arkismus, en- s6sialista og anarkista greinir a
UNI PAD, hver a0fer6 Sc beet til Pess a0 gera
ALA menn frjalsa og jafna. s6sialistar-all-
Aestir heimta stj6rn, = a0 ST stj0rn Sc full
trdi allra einstaklinga Pess bj60f6lags, er hun
a a0 vernda, og hun half fullkomi6 valid oga-
byrg0a ollu efnahaggslfi PETRA; en- anarkistar
viii ia enga stj6rn hafa, en- heimta az liver elm
staklingur, ut af fyrir sig, half fult valid og
abyrg6 q allri heg6un sinni, % 6takmarka6an
rett til 40 fullnagja 0llum l.kmlegum port
UNI ems og honum sjalfum beet lfkar. Anar-
kismus er PVT 40 bessu leyti oroinn gagnstm6-
ur s6sialismus, og engir hafa att meiri illdeil-
UNI vi6 anarkista en- s6sia]istar. Mesta 90
versta heinska anarkistanna er PAD, ao Peir
VII ia lata mennin ems 6fullkomir og peir MI
cru stj6rna sjalfum ser ems og Peir varu al
fullkomnar verur, og vilja ekki bf6a eftir PVT
a0 m%annkynio fullkomnist ems og Proudhon
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-05
Out Of the Past
EDWARD b. CLARK
EDGARs sat before the

HEZEKIAH EDGARS sat before the
III freless CRATE with duh despair
depicted in his face. THE poorhouse. >"
he murmured God. what a horror.
The room in which the old man sat
was bare Of furniture save for a bed,
a chair and an old horsehair trunk,
brass nailed and padlocked at the
hasp. On the wall was a portrait in
oil. dim with age for the most part,
yet with the stern set face Of the old
Puritan preacher. Jonathan Edgars,
looking out with eyes untouched by
time.
The old man rose unsteadily from
the chair and. walking TO the window.
looked out upon the gray day. Then
shiyering. he turned away. Cold
without and within" he said to him
self. THE whole world is chill for
him who is old"
Hezekiah Edgars took a worn purse
from the pocket of his threadbare
coat end. opening IL. looked within.
Fifteen dollars" he muttered, "and
when that is gone. the poorhouse."
The house in which he stood had
been his and his ancestors. Now 1t
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-05
-FOUR o'cLocKs.


The shade by the harn is widening stiil,
And BY the trough where the willows
grow;
One by one over Burberry Hin
The billowy clouds go drifting slow.
Down from the bed By the old white gate
There steals subtle and spleed perfume
As the long sweet afternoon grows late;
The four-o'cloeks are beginning TO bloom
Thin blue wreaths from the chimney Irvine
As some one klntles the FIRE for tea;
Scent OF the burning willow and pine
Blends with the garden spicery.
The sun sinks lower along the lane.
Where seven poplars stand tall and
straight,
And the eddylng fragrance watts again
From the four-o' clocks BY the old white
gate.
Purple and snowy and pink and red.
They fling their sweetness up to the sun,
A challenge gay from the garden bed
Just as the long, bright day is done.
The cows walk soberly down the lane,
The workers back from the meadows
come,
And the four-o' clocks breathe their greet
ing again.
Welcome. and evening. and rest, and
home"
Friendly posies TO love and pet.
Flowers OF homeliest humblest cheer,
They lure and bind with a magic yet
Stranger and stronger year by year.
Mystical dreams OF worlds remote.
Poetry, passion, glow OF the west,
All in their fragrant greeting float
Welcome. and evening. and home, and
rest"
Mabel Earle. in Youths Companion.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-05

was mortgaged and the foreclosure
was coming. He had no near relatives
to whom to make an appeal even had
not his pride forbade It At rs years
the feeble and povsrty-strioken have
few friends.
Hezeiiah ESigars took key from
the purse and. STOPPING down. removed
the heavy paddock OF the trunk and
threw back the Id The trunk was
full of letters They were ume-staaned
and those showing at the top OF the
mass bore traces Of broken seals. The
letters had been written long before
the DAYS OF envelopes Hesekiah Ed
CARS picked up one of the stained let
tiers and spread 1t open. His still keen
eve ran rapidly down the lines. What
a story is here" he muttered.
He glanced quickly up at the face In
the frame above him. and in his mag
ination he seemed 10 see in the stern
features questioning look.
The door leading into the room
opened softly and rough looking
man. but one in whose face there was
something of kindness. though II had
been brutalized by drink. entered The
stranger saw the open trunk and the
letter in the old mans hand, and steal
ing quietly forward looked eagerly
over the shoulder of the STOPPING fg-
pre at the written page. Then he
stepped back few steps and spoke.
Good morning. Mr.. Edgars."
The old man started violently, fold
cd the letter with nervous haste, thrust
II back into the trunk, closed the lid
and snapped the paddock.
"You startled me. Jim" he said. Il
did not know you were here. You're
welcome though, Jim. You're about
the only friend / have, and must
leave you soon.
$50 rye heard, Mr.. Edgars, but per-
hans :, won't be so bad as you think.
Haven't you got some rich ones. even
though they amt near kin, that you
can write to? Folks don't like to hear
Of relatives. even though they're only
ninth cousins. goin' to the poorhouse. !"
None that I'd appeal to, Jim," said
the old man.
The next day Jim Hapgood saw old
uezekiah Edgars pass down the street
He was going after his daily meager
supply of food. THAT old man, unused
q
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-05
CARRIES HER OWN BUTTER.
Woman Railway Passenger kept ~
Fresh During n Hot
Ride.

A middle-aged woman, well gowned'
carried a little parcel when she went
in 10 breakfast on the dining car OF
train which was approaching New
York one morning lately. She sat at
table. put the parcel in her lap and
unwrapped II.
inside of several folds of things was
a pound pat of butter. She held It IN
her lap during the meal and helped
herself from it, spurning the outteI
supplied by the company.
eve had her before" whispered
the waiter. responsive TO an inquiring
look from a man across the aisle
aWhat puzzles me is. how she keeps
the butter during this hot ride from
Chicago"
The porter explained it. The wom-
an had A stateroom and kept the but
ter on ice in the private washbowl
Few persons when travelling go 70
such pains to get palatable butter.
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