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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-04-22
enterpr1se


E. W. Albright was in GOOdland
Monday, on business.
A baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs. T
S.McDaniel, Friday.
The w. {. T. U. society will meet at
]. W. BENEFITS, Saturday.
Rev. H. Fleisher, the new minister
for this circuit filed an appointment at
this place Sunday, and will be here
again in two weeks.
Rev. Merritt preached at Pleasant
Home Sunday morning and evening,
and willIpreach regularly the second and
fourth Sundays Of each month
Mr.. and Mrs. David Robinson visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Smith, of
Edison, one day this week.
The MuIdrOw school is preparing a
short entertainment for the last day.
The basket social given by the Pleas
ant Home Sunday school last Wednes-
day evening, was a decided success.
One hundred people were present.
Emmett Lister made an appropriate ad-
dress of welcome. A program Of reci-
tatiOns dialogues and music was rend-
cred after which the baskets were
auctioned of. The bidding was spirit
ed some baskets selling as high as s.. Is.
enough money was raised 10 pay LOT
the organ and five dollars surplus,
which vas given to the minister.
Mrs. William Fairall is very sick at
present. A Bird City doctor was in at
tendance one day last week.
A son of Mr.. and Mrs Fairall living
in Virginia, arrived Sunday, in response
to the serious condition of his mother
and will stay awhile.
The roof of ]. a. PaysOn's house
caught fire Saturday, and about two
dozen shingles were burned before IT
was noticed and extinguished.
Will Mercinger is going around with
a game leg at present the result Of a
mysterious accident. 1t is thought that
since he recently eRlisted IN q show and
menagerie exhibition, he might have
attempted too aggressive a competition
with his jumping capacity of the kan
CARGO or that becoming enamOred by
the subtle wileS and winning smiles of
snake ChaTmer, he was rooted to the
spot and run over by the band wagon.
E. B. Alderman sold two loads OF
hogs in Brewster, Friday.
Charley Hartley and c. F. Butler
were in St. Francis, last Thursday.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Freeland, Tuesday.
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new TELEPHONE COMPANY
Farmers Eject Organization and VIII
Have q Rural Line

Farmers Eject Organization and VIII
Have q Rural Line
The farmers in the souths part of the
county have formed an association
known as the Sherman County Tele-
phone company, which is chartered and
provides for a capital stock of 5000.
A. ]. Hartzler is president, II. S
Mitchell, secretary and June Parker,
treasurer. The total lengh of the line
will be about 80 miles, taking in all the
stockholders, 80 in number, in the south,
southeast and southwest parts OF the
county.
Two main lines will reach GOOdland,
one coming from the southwest making
for Goodland from the Kimmel place,
the other from the southeast, taking in
the Bruner home and from thence to
Goodland. Connecting lines wiH cover
the territory in the south. The stock
is divided into shares Of SIS each. The
material for the construction of the line
has been ordered and the work will be
pushed. This is a good move and the
farmers should be commended for their
enterprise.
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Machinist Harmon has quit and gone
20 Rock Island, III.
John Williams IS a new machinist
from Roswell, Colo.
A Raymond special passed through
Tuesday night en- route east.
Email Desserich IS a new machinfst in
the shops. He came here from. Denver.
Charles Byers went to work Monday
IN the shops. after being of duty three
months and half owing TO an injury
TO his hand.
Tuesday was payday for the en-
plOyes of the Rock Island The pay
roll for the month Of March amounted
20 about 81, 600
George Copley, formerly employed
here as a conductor, IS IN town He
has been railrOading in Old Mexico for
the past three months.
Engine 1929 came out Of the shops
Monday after thorough overhaul It is
in passenger service on the east end IN
charge Of Engineer B. Hamilton.
Mrs. J. ". Usher Joined her husband
at Colorado Springs this week. Mr.
Usher viii be on passenger IN COnduc-
tor Fuller's place for several months.
There viii be a special meeting of
! Prairie View Division No. 276. .. R
C., Monday, April Is, at $50 p. m, to
meet Brother wilkins, g. S. c.
S. B. HUBBARD, Secretary
NJ. &. Jackson, who left GoOdland
several years ago, has returned TO take
a position as brakeman on this division
He has been employed on railroad in
Texas.
Engine 1917 came out of the shops
Wednesday and was "limbered up for
the road. Engineer Bert Matthews IS
assigned to the engine, IN freight ser
vice, on the west end
E. L. Wolcott, chief dispatcher, has
taken a vacation on account of poor
health, and ". o. Litten, of Rock
| Island, Ill, is acting chief. Mr.. VOL
colt went to Excelsior Springs, No, te
receive medical treatment.
Switch engine No. 40, brought here
/ from PhiIlipsburg for overhaul, went
out of the shops Thursday, and viii be
! employed in the GOOdland yards while
/ No Is is IN the shops for thorough
/ overhaul.
Engine 1924, Engineer George Kelley,
while pulling No. 5, broke her eccentric
strap, Tuesday night at Levant- En-
| CINE 1888, Engineer George James, was
| sent to bring in the train of II cars
/ The 1924 came IN on one side and was
repaired IN the round house Wednesday.
/ The accident happened close to the
station at Levaut and Engineer Kelley
was able to pull the heavy train IN on
/ the siding, and sent word for assistance.
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First publication april ~
prrRrTrArTON Nnrrr.r


IL the district court within and for the county
i Of Sherman. in the state Of Kansas J. z
smith plaintiff, vs. Abrsm ". Trouble and
Willie Tromble. his wife. Perkins Windmill and
his wife. defendants To Perkins Windmill and
Az Company. Abram W. Tromble and Willie
Tromble- his wife. viii take notice that the
said J. E smith plaintiff. did On the Eth day
Of A pril 1914, hls bis petition IN said diEtriCt
court within and FOR the county q Sherman 10
the state Of Kansas, against the said Abran ".
TrombIs and Willie Iromble, his NJ e. Perkins
Windmill and Ak company, ". A. 5eLsun and
Dfzs y. $500. his vie defeudauts. I'D fbat
the said Perkins Windmill and Ak Company.
Ahram w. Tromble aud Willie Iromble. his
wife. must answer said petition Med as afUre-
said on OF before the Ath day Of June lsy4, or
said petition viii be taken a true and g judy
ment rendered IN said actiou against said de-
PENDANTS. Abram ". Tromble and Willie Iron
sum OF three hundred u1netT-elEnt and nifty one
hundredths dollars. with interest thereon &c
the rate Of 10 per cent per annum IRON the llth
day Of April 1874. and for costs Of suit and
Abram W Tromble and Willie Tromble- Per
kins Windmill and Ak Company. for The fore
closure Of certain mortgage upon the folloEF-
ing described real estate, to-WIt: The southeast
quarter OF section twelve flZl. TOWNSHIP SIX o..
south Of range forty-o1e ffll. West Of the Sixth
principal meridian, containing l69 acres
cordinE 70 EuTernment survey, lying and Elt-
uatsd IN the comfy OF Sherman IN ths state Of
Kansas. and adiudEfnE that the said plaintiff
have the nrst lien on said premlEes- % the
amount FOR which judgment VIII Be tax e
afOresaid, and ordering said premises % Be 90
without arsuraIseruent and the proceeds r.1l11o
"a the payment % the amount due plaiuttn and
costs % suit. and for-Fer barring and forecloE-
InE said defendants. and each 81 them Of and
and equity Of redemption, in OF % said prs1i-
Asa n. sMTTH. Attornsy for Plafntif-
Attest: h n HEsroE. Clerk District COurt-
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IFfrst published April ~
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

I y the district oourt Of sherman county. in the
IL state q Kansas, IS. C. H Randall. plain
til. vs. J q o. Boyle. J II. Morris and G. Hes.
dsfe1dants. said defendant, G. Hess. vii
take notice that 81 the n DAY % February. A
ID. 1914 the above plaintiff. fled his petition II
the above named court IN the above entitled
cause and the said defendant. g. Hess. VIII
take notice that be has been Eued IN the district
court q sherman county, IN the state Of lhan-
sls. b the said plaintiff and must answer the
petition hled therein b. said plaintiff. Oh or BE-
fore the 6th day Of June, 1904, OF said petition
VIII Be taken as true, and Judgment for plain-
tIn in said actiun vii Be rendered IN favor o.
the plaintiff and against the defsndants herein
and each o. them IN the sun Of seven and 10
u1e-hun1re1ths 1nilarEr with interest thereon
az the rate o. s per cent per aunum from Dee
ember -. 1870, and for the costs Of this suit and
for an order applying the money attached IN
this suit and ROW IN the hands o. the -aruishees.
LACY Miller, James A. Aeon and the First Ma
tional Bank az tioodland. kansas Be applied %
the payment o. the judgment rendered IN this
cause
2 +. EUEFHI. Attorney for Pl1intif..
Attest: n. ~. HEsroE. Clerk District Court,
Sherman County. kansas
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CFirst Published April Isl
PrRLTCATfnN NoTIrF

u the district court within and for the
u county q Slsruan. IN the state q Eausas.
z q Soper. plaintiff, vs.. unknown heirs %
Stephen A. Hetrlck. deceased ". J. BgWdeu.
urutectfrs oommftfae % the Arns-ir1- TrTv-.-f-
meut couDauv. q E.rurueEEburr. Iowa W-1- RI.
Male, Be1iau1iu Graham. Wr1. Harlr r.. Harrfr
h Hayden and Jas y. Brown & Co. dsfg1d-
ants. The unEnowR heirE % Stspbsu A. Het-
mex deceased. viii take notice that the said =
d 5uper. plaiutId, did on the 6th day q
October ltii. Me his petitiou IN SAID uistrtct
court within and Tor the c01ntT q > ,aru1a1- n
the EEa e Of Kansas aElfuEt the SAID M cuoH1u
heirs q Stephen A. Hetrick- deceased. defe1d-
auts- and that the said u1EnoEI heirs q
STEPHEN a. Hetrfck. deceaEed. must answer said
petition He'd e. sfcrezelo % Or before the zlth
cay q Nay. 1904. OF said petltiOl VII bs take1
true and q fudEmeDt rendered IN said actio-
against said cefeudgntE- The unkuuwu heirs q
STEPHEN A. HetrIcE. neceGEe1- for Tire Eum q
tbe rate Of ~ par cent per auuum IRON the L-t
day Of June. lag3. and for exchange and for
costs Of suits and q f1rthef fudEme1t aEzi1Et
said defendants the unknown heirs q oterle1
certain mortElre upo1 the folowinE- bed
real essate, 20 W.T. Al q the nurthWegt Guar
Ter q seton tual fTsIE III. toUuE1-Q tr Ll-ts
Eo1t1 % ran-e lcrty-one fllls EeEt q t1e 9t1
cording % E0Fernmelt EnrFeJ. lying and ut1-
. ted IN the county q enerm11- n the Eeze4 q
Kansas and 1diud1iur that the sEi1 rLE1ltlI
"a ne nDt nen O. SD prsui.a1. g t1e
Efursssid. and orderiaE sid premiEeE % b
sold without auurziErrz1t- ard TIE urocee-s ar-
piled 20 the payment q t1e aruuI1t cue plain
TAI and cost 81 Euit- End forever n1rrL1T and
fo-seIrEiusr - -Ief-rlartr. ard each q fts-.
Of ard from al uEht. Gtle. estate. 1EtEr1g-
property Gnd equity % rsler1ptiun. IN o. %
said prer1fses. % any part thergC9
CALF IA. WrLls1E. AsEEE b FFLlEoE-
Attornsys for PisiEtid-
Attest. III. ~ EEsIoE- ClerE District Con-
steruan Cou1tF. Esl.
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TFirst published April ~
PUBLICATION NOTICE


I y the district court Of Sherman county. in
4 the state Of Kansas, s. =. p Murphy.
plEintid. "a. william Mitchell MsTy A. Mitch
ell, bis wife, The lows MortEare Company and
Samuel Eechtoit. defendants SAID defendants,
william Mitchell. Mari A. Mitchell, hiE wife.
ne Iowa MortEaEe COMPANY ana samuel
bechtolt VIII take notice that they have been
sued IN the district court q Sherman county
IN the state % Kansas. b. the said plaintiff
and uust answer the petition hled therein b.
said plaintiff. on or before the 4th day Of
June. A. ID. 1900. OF said petition VIII Be taken
&c true and judgment for plaintiff insaid action
vii Be- rendered and aEainEt the defendant-
william Mitchell and hary A. Mitchell, his
vile for the sun Of nine hundrsd and hfty-dFe
doIlars fSgss ~ ana interest thereon az the rate
Of seven per cent per aunum from the 18th day
Of April. A. D. 1904. and for the costs Of this
suits and that a further judgment foreclosinE
the m0rtEEEg herein sued o1 and conrgyinE the
southwest quarter q section twenty-five (ZZl.
~ toHnGhip seven 90, south o. FanEe
forty-tHo ~. EeEt % the sixth principal
meridian and N Sherman cu1ntT, kEnsGE. and
that the sane Be sold acoordinE % Law 70 salts
~ said iudEme1t. and forever barrinE ssid de-
fan1GutEs md each Of then from any night.
title or interest Of any sort OF kind 20 said
tract Of LAID.
~. MUEFHT, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Atte1ts H n HEsroE. Clerk District Court
Sherman County. Kan
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TFsIl-. Without Crutchs.

I was afflicted with sciatica, writes Ed
c. Mud, Iowaville, Sedgwick Co., Kan,
: going about on crutches and suffering
4 deal pain. was induced 20 Try Bal
lard's Snow Liniment, which relieved
ne, 1 used three SOC bottles. Il is the
greatest liniment I ever used; have re-
commended II to a number Of persons,
all express themselves as being bene-
fitted by It. 1 now walk without
clutches, able to preform a great deal
of light labor on the farm &c, SOC
and s. 90 at ,Arensberg & Cullsn's-
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Subscribe for The Republic.
Standard Patterns at Millisack's.
The Walkover Shoe at Millisack's.
The Drew-Selby Shoes at Millisack's.
See Bartholomew & Jayne for coal,
-four, hay and feed.
4 iWanted-Cattle and horses to pasture.
Mrs. n. N. Bryan.
Fresh cow for sale. Enquire of 1.
Warner, GOOdland, Kan.
The WaIkover Shoe fits best, wears
best. Good line at Millisack's-
New line of Mems WalkOver Shoes
Just received. 1t is the best g. so Shoe
&C. NJ Millisack.
A full line of stock and poultry foods,
louise killers, etc, at Bartholomew &
Jayne's.
Lost-Breast pin, containing nine
opals, at the B. r. 7. ball; property of
a lady visitor from Denver. Finder
please leave at this Office and receive
reward.
Reuben Cochran, brother of g. L.
Cochran, arrived Saturday from Los
Angeles, Cal. He IS here on a visit to
his brother, and brought some sPeci-
men oranges and lemons from the sunny
Pacific coast. An orange that weighed
q pound anu uCaSuIGQ II AuNAGS IL III
conference, and also an unusually large
lemon, were presented to the editor.
Among the out of town visitors at the
B. r. 7. ball were Mr.. and Mrs. H D.
Reed, Mrs. A. L. Halthusen, the Misses
Mcdonald, Elmer Anderson, Of Denver;
Mrs. r. F. COOts, Miss Della Palmer,
Roswell, Colo; Dr.. and Mrs. Z. A
Gillette and daughter, Burlington,
Colo; Miss nellie Usher, HOisingtOn,
Kan; J. n. DOnelan, Colby; T. A. B II
lev, Fairbury, Neb.; Mrs. S. Beidel-
man, Topeka; Miss Anna Hudson, Phil
hpsburg.
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BEGINS BUSINESS.
The GOodIand state Bank Opened Doors
Saturday Morning.

The JSOOdland state Bank Opened Doors
Saturday Morning.
The GOOdland State bank, with a
capital stock of SO, 600, with John W.
Tibbles as president and Ira Wolfe as
cashier, began business Saturday morn
ing in its home in the Leonard brick.
S. c. drummer, Of Belleville, deputy
bank commissioner of Kansas, arrived
here Friday and after making the ex-
animation authorized the new Institution
to commence banking
The cashier. Mr.. Wolfe, was interest
ed in a bank in Selden, Sheridan coun-
ty, before coming to GoOdIand- The
president, Mr.. Tibbles, moved directly
from Colorado City to GOodland, but
has lived in Decatur county, Kansas,
and is not a stranger to many people IN
northwest Kansas.
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Quarterly Report or County superfntend-
eut OF Public Instruction


Quarter begins January I. 1904. ends March
so. 19uf. Sherman county. Kansas.
4. Number Of district schools visited this
quarter, giving numb q each district q.
- s. =. So 3. ~. s.. 4. 81. 81
?. Average length Of time spent IN actual
school inspection. Two h0urs.
3. Number q written reports Of such visits
made 20 the district board. None
4. Number Of consultations with district
boards. One
s Number Of days oEies has been kept open
az county sat Thirty.
g. Number Of e1aminations Of district clerks
records. None give nu-nber % districts IN
which records are not kept according % law
None
3 Number Of examinations Of district treas
urers records None Number kept a. required
8 Humber Of teacher meetings sttsodsd.
none
8. Number OF lectures delfTered= None
10 Is the once supplied Nth Euitab be record
books. a. required b The existing lsEl Yes
II. Number q certificates granted. 4. Pro
fsssional. none first grade. nones second grade,
none third grade. one temporary, none.
To the State Superintendent q Public I1struo-
ton. Topeka. KAN
I hereby certify the above 20 Be 3 corrsct
statement o. the work Of this once II the nat
tsrs herein reported, for the quarter e1diug this
Dated al GOOdland. this s.h dag Of April.
1904. j. II. REED.
County Supsriutendeut Sherman CouufT.
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80 - 80

Are desirable. You are strong and
when your blood IS pure
ManT-nay, most-EOmen, fan to prop
erly digest their food, and 50 become
pale, sallOFT, thin and weak, while the
brightness, freshness and beauty Of the
skin and complexion, depart. Remedy
this unpleasant cyl, By eating nOunsh-
ing food, and taking a small dose Of
Herbine after each meal. 70 digest what
you have eaten. SOC At Arensberg g.
Curen's
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Mrs. Mary A. Vliet, Newcastle, Colo,
writes: 81 believe Billiards. HOre-
hound Syrup is superior to any other
cough medicine, and will do all that Is
claimed for It, and It IS so pleasant to
take. My little girl wants 70 take II
when she has no need for II" Ballard's
HorehOund Syrup IS the great cure for
all pulmonary ailments. 25c, SOC and
81 90 at Arensberg & Cullen's.
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Mr. H. n. Healey, of Wallace, Kan,
and Miss Rose Ruth Nelson, Of LeOti,
Kan, were married at the Catholic
parsonage "wednesday, Father Elem
ming, officiating. The young couple
left Wednesday for their home IN
Wallace.
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On motion Ben Jayne and Al Roth we're ap-
pointed 20 assist the probate judge In ezauin-
INK the county treasures books for the quarter
ending June 50.
On motion George Demares, William Hart
slime and james McNeai we're appointed Is
viewers Of the proposed road section -.
township $ range - west Of the Sixth principal
meridian. Sherman county. Kansas
On motion the board adjourned 70 meet Nay
n, 1904
B. 2 Brown. Chairman.
Attest ALFEED PEEwTrr- County Clerk
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Five pony mares branded Al on
right stihe; one branded VS. Any N
formation leading to recovery of same
VIII be suitably rewarded. Address
7. o. WEsssER, Bird City. Kan
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Smithing Coal.

Smithing Coal.
Plenty of smithing coal on hand. We
also sell the best Colorado Goals.
FCSTOR LUMBER COMPANY.
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Goodland. Kan. April s-Tbs Beard Of
County Cu-uufssicuers Of SharmGn eoustT-
Kansas. met pursusnt 10 adiouuueut- Men
bers present. b E--BruWn, chairnau- J. "
German. Alfred PrsEitts cOu1tT clerk. also
q sosioa the following bins v.-e ezauinod
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-05
ATTENTAT

Vannen tog hans handler, sag honom
trofast / 0gonen och SADIE:
Cor Diet icke,
Jag kan icke annat, svarade han.
Dit dad gagnar ingen och intet,
SADIE vannen. D0dar du honom, kom-
mer en- AMMAN / hans stale, som ar
lika svar eller varre. Sjalf maste du
do. Sa firms Diet en- bra manniska
mindre i verlden, och vi arc en- mindre
i striden. Dit lif ar mera vardt an
hans.
- Striden tjanar till intet, hade han.
Dit dad tjanar till intet, SADIE
vannen. On Diet lyckas dig eller icke,
skola de maktegande taga Diet till fore
vandning for nya valdsdad. Du
traffar jul dessutom icke alls den du
will . Diet firms ju ingen enskild per-
son SON du kan rikta din revolver mot.
Bakom ministern star ~fursten, bakom
fursten ministern.. go. och bakom dem
bada hela systemet, som skjuter fran
nya personer for hvar gang en- af de
gamla faller.
Han skakade pa %hufvudet.
- Jag tror att han ar en- god man
niska, SADIE vannen. Jag sag honom
leka med sina barn i tradgarden. Jag
vet att han ar gifmild mot de fattiga.
Han drog sina handler ur vannens
och reste sig.
- Jag har intet annat att CORA, SADIE
han. ON jag d0dar honom, okar jag
deras onda samvetes angest och pima.
Jag ropar ut o%rattvisan Oliver verlden.
Jag duger icke till att protestera och
skrifva i tidningarna och dikta klago-
sanger. Men jag kan vara EFT stycke
we'd, som kastas pa de f0rtrycktas vre-
des bal, sa att eden flammar upp en-
stund och lyser pa f0rtryckarnes an
sigten.
Sa gick han bort och gjorde Diet.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-05
e Y kuSkEN.

En- aldre gentleman har Kept sig en-
vacker villa, i hvars tradgard han
sjalf dagligen arbetar och vattnar sina
planter.
Sa ser han en- dag sin nye kusk ga
genom tradgarden och sager till ho-
nom:
- Rack mig vattenkannan, som star
derborta.
Jag ar kusk, far han till svar.
= ia, Diet vet jag nog, men rack mig
den likval.
= Jag ar kusk.
Jasa, sager den gamle herrn
lugnt, och da kusken alltjamt icke gor
nagon min af att racka honom kannan,
sager han: Var snail och ga ut och
spann for och kom sedan hit med vag-
nen.
Jaha, sager kusken och gar.
Derefter kallar den gamle herrn pa
sin drang och sager:
- Nils, vanta har.
Sa tager han sjalf kannan, vattnar
blommorna och gifver drangen den
tomma vattenkannan.
Kusken har emellertid kommit fran
och sitter STRAIN pa bocken.
Nils, will du ia den har kannan
och k0ra ned och fylla den vid kallan.
Nils satter sig in i kareten och aker
ned till kallan. Derefter kommer han
tillbaka med kannan full af vatten och
gifver den at sin here, som sager till
kusken:
- Hall sa utanf0r tills jag har watt
nat slut, sa skall Nils upp och aka
igen.
Och Nils grinar, under Diet att ku-
sken ser vardig, men f0rnarmad ut.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-05

men ar lutande af ar och arbete, och
! hustruns fordom sa svarta har har
redan smugit sig en- nch AMMAN silver
lock. Och annu haller hon till hos
Herren, men hon knabojer nu icke en-
sam infor sin Gud, hennes make star
nu vid hennes sida / lifvets alton. ia,
Diet ar EN- bonh0relse som Gud redan
gifvit henne, att hennes man ar ON
wand.
Och barnen?
Den lila flickan, som vid sin fodelse
emottogs med en- suck af sin NOR, der
fore att hon som qvinna aldrig skulle
kunna CORA nagot for Herren, hon ar
nu en- mogen ung qvinna och ar Ia
r%arinna ! en- skola, der hon har manga
tillfallen att s0ka fora de unga till den
rate barnavannen.
De 0friga flickorna arta sig val, ehu-
ru de annu ej ALA arc omvanda.
Och iona!
Han ar annu - hoppets barn, och
sorgens barn. Ute | den vida verlden
irrar han, langt skid fran hem och
vanner. Han ar en- forlorad son - en-
kalla till standig sorg for de sina.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-05
sA BEHANDLAs sPAKARiNeAR.

Inf0r domstol i Antwerpen inkalla-
DIES nyligen EFT aldre fruntimmer, som
fortjanade slit %uppehalle genom att
spa i kort.
- Nj vet antagligen, SADIE domaren,
hvarf0r nj blifvit hitsand.
Mel, jag har ingen aiming derom,
svarade spaqvinnan.
Men nj kan ju f0rutsaga kom-
mande ting med kortens tillhjalp.
- 10, herr domare, Diet kan jag.
- Och trots delta vet nj ej hvarf0r
nj kallats hit?
- Nej, herr domare.
- Ma, da skall jag saga er det. Nj
ar utvisad och eyer att lemna staden
inom As timmar. Och sa en- SAX till.
Med err spadomskonst matte Diet sta
klent till eftersom nj ej kunde f0rut-
saga delta.
Djupt for0dmjukad aflagsnade sig
spakaringen.