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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-03
INFORMAL FOR S. A. E. MEN
Delegates to Convention VIII Be Enter
tanned by Local Chapter.


The University of Minnesota chapter,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon. will entertain the
delegates to the biennial fraternity con-
vention which begins tomorrow night.
with an informal gathering at the chapter
house, 112 Church street Sc.
In attendance on the convention will be
delegates from the thirteen chapters in the
province, including those at Ohio state
university, University of Cincinnati, Ohio
Wesleyan university. Mt UEion college
Ohio; University Of Michigan, Adrian col
lege, University Of Illinois, University OF
Chicago, Northwestern university, Frank.
lin college, Indiana; Purdue university
and the University of Wisconsin.
During the convention the headquarte rs
of the fraters will be at the West hotel
where business sessions will be held Fri
day and Saturday, and where the loca
chapter will give a dancing party Frida.
night and a banquet Saturday night
William G. Levere, of Northwestern
president of the fraternity, and man.
other prominent members will be present
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-03
NOW is ThE time
TO USE HY0MEI
Cures Catarrh and Prevents Colds. No
Stomach Dosing, just Breathe 1t.

At this season of the year, catarrhal
troubles are very prevalent, and near
ly every person suffers to a certain ex-
tent. &
Catarrh. is actually the result of a
succession Of colds and can be easily
prevented if the proper treatment is
followed.
Hyomei is a natural yet scientific
cure for the colds and grip troubles
that lead to catarrh, as we'll as posi-
tive cure for the disease itself.
The complete outfit costs only 81,
while extra bottles of Hyomei can be
procured for soc. Voegeli Bros. Drug
company, two stores, corner Henne-
pin and Washington avenues and cor
ner Seventh street and Nicollet ave-
nue., sell Hyomei on the mo cure, no
pay plan, and will refund the money
| if it fails to give perfect satisfaction
You take no risk whatever in using
| Hyomei. It is the only treatment sold
under guarantee of this nature
where leading local druggist agrees
to return the money if the treatment
| fails to cure.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-03
stipatiorl
Cured.
Good Health Is Utterly Impossible
Unless the Waste Products Of the
Body Arc Got Rid Of-A
Safe, Natural Remedy Is
to Be Had from
ANY Druggist,

SAFE, EIclIlcuy 10
to Be Had from
Any Druggist.
Constipation isn't pleasant to dis
cuss-its unpleasant from any stand
point, but If you are constipated you
are sick and will be sicker unless re-
lieved.
The first question the doctor asks
is: How are your bowels?' The first
thing he does is to make them act
naturally.
If there were no such thing as con-
stipation nine-tenths of the suffering
from disease would be done away
with, because there would be very
little disease.
Nature has provided you with
bowels and kidneys that your sys-
tenn may be kept free from poisons.
She has tied up the nutritive ele-
ments Of all food in a mass of in
digestible materials, from which it is
freed in the process Of digestion.
If this undigested portion Of the
food is not removed through the
bowels it simply lies in the intestines
and rots. causing pain and disease
Iron-Ox Tablets not only relieve,
but permanently cure constipation.
Remember, Iron-Ox Tablets are not
| purgative or cathartic in their effect;
they are tonic-laxative;. they cure by
building up the entire system. Purga-
tives and cathartics give only tenn
porary relief by violent and injurious
action-they do far more harm than
good.
| Anything which shocks the system
into activity is dangerous. Do not ex-
pect immediate perceptible effects
from Iron-Ox Tablets. They produce
a natural, regular building up of al
the functions. This takes little
time, but success is absolutely certain
Fifty Iron-Ox Tablets in an attrac
tive aluminium pocket-case, 25 cent:
at druggists or from Lyman, Ellie
Drug Co., Minneapolis, Mimi, north
western distributor. The Iron-O1
Remedy Co., Detroit, Mich.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-03
men WILL TALK
TO CLUB WOMEN
MUSIC AND SPEECHES ARRANGED
FOR FEDERATION BREAKFAST.
Mrs. f. S. Allen Will Preside Over an
Interesting and Important Program
and Make the Closing Speech-De-
tails of the Arrangements.

Arrangements for the midwinter
federation breakfast are now practice
ally completed and give promise Of an
unusually pleasant and successful af-
fair. The breakfast will be given at
the university armory Lincoln day, this
great hall affording ample space for
the large attendance that is the rule
at the gathering. Favorable arrange
ments for railroad rates giving an OPP
portunity of remaining in the cities for
a week are expected to result in an
unusually large attendance Of out of
town club women.
The completed program includes adj
dresses by President Cyrus Northrop,
Governor Van SAINT and James Gray
who will do the principal part of the
speechmaking. Brief speeches on
certain practical features of federation
work to which it is important to call
the attention of the women will be
H. Higbee and Mrs. Frances Potter
will present the plans of the woman's
league of the university for a woman's
building.
|. The musical numbers will be fur
nished by Miss Frances Vincent, So
tet, composed of Mrs. T. D. Bell,
Misses Ora Wilkinson and Mabel Otis
and Mrs. B. r. Pinckney; and a violin
list. Miss Hopes Ladies' orchestra
from ST. Paul, will play for the recep-
| ton and breakfast.
Mrs. F. S. Allen will preside over
the program and will make a closing
speech. She will begin her duties as
! presiding officer at the council meet
| ing that will precede the breakfast,
! when a number of important matters
Of business will be brought up by the
| standing committees for discussion.
! At 1880 there will be an informal re-
| ception in one of the smaller drill
| halls.
The question of checking wraps for
such a large gathering is always diff
| has the matter in charge has managed
it successfully before. If the women
| obliged to leave at certain time will
allow a reasonable time for securing
| their wraps, the committee engages to
| look after all else. The women from
the city can tighten the work of the
committee and add to the comfort OF
| the out of town guests by giving way
! to those obliged to catch trains and
meet other imperative engagements.
| The committees which are making
the preparations are as follows: Pro.
gram, Mrs. E. H. La Penotiere, Mrs
| W. b. MacLean; music, Mrs. G.. e
Kicker, Miss Ednah Hall; decorations
Mines. G.. w. Beach, Morris d. Moore
E. L. SERVER, j. E. Painter; checl
room, Mines. w. p. Shattuck, E. p
Smith, C. S. Wallace, r. A. Neville
Jams, C. L. Easton, and Miss Luc!
Boardman; reception, Mrs. H. A. Tut
tie and the general officers of the fed
Grafton, with the expresidents; press
Miss Martha Scott Anderson, Mis-
Caroline Beaumont, Mrs. w. w. Sykes
printing, Mines. w. NJ. Hopkins, G. w
Cartwright and w. W. Sykes.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-03
SIX ASK MEMBERSHIP
Many Applicants for Admission TO tn
Chamber of Commerce.

There are six new applicants for men,
bership in the Minneapolis Chamber Of
Commerce. The chamber recently adj
mitted ten new members. most of whom
We're nonresident mllers or elevator men.
Tic new applicants are local men, and
one, Foshen A. Smith, is a former mem
Der. John E. Calhoun. A. E. Randall and
c.. E. Healy are young men we'll known on
the floor They have long been con
nected with local grain firms, and now
seek membership on their own account.
Other applicants for membership are
John E. Van Derlp. the We'll known at
torney. and S. A. Purtell. chief operator OF
the North American Telegraph company
who resides in st. Paul.
Memberships are quoted in the neigh
borhOod of $4,000 each.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-03
WORSE COLD COMING
The Weather Bureau Predicts 10 Below
for Tomorrow.

''Cheer up, the worst is still to come,
about expresses in a sentence the consola-
ton offered by the weather bureau to-day
The thermometer registered 2 degrees be.
low zero at O'Clock this morning and al
hour later had dropped to below. At II
O. clock a slight rise was recorded and al
noon Section Director Outram reported II
about at zero.
Colder weather is expected tonight anC
the mercury will drop to at least 10 de.
grees below zero. This is to be followed
if predictions be true, by a slowly rising
temperature. 1t is now from 16 to Is de.
grees below in North Dakota and the colo
is coming toward Minneapolis. The colo
weather is still interfering with. the mails
trains running from one to five hours be.
hind schedule.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-03
THE AALESUND BENEFIT
1t Will Take Place Feb. II at Swedis
Tahornae al

1t Will Take Place Feb II at Swedish
Tabernacle.
It has been decided by the Aalesund
relief committee to arrange for concert
to be held at the Swedish Tabernacle on
Wednesday evening, Feb. II. The taber-
nacle congregation has cheerfully extended
the use Of the building free of expense to
the committee.
Efforts will be made to arrange a most
attractive program. John w. Arctandel
will make brief address. Sophus De
Void, the well known BARITONE, native
of Aalesund, will appear as soloist with
large male chorus formed from the
Scandinavian singing societies of this city
The first rehearsal will be held next Fri
day evening at Union Temple hall. e
Washington avenue s. Eric Guile will
direct. n,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-03
g. =. S 23d ANNIVERSARY
Observed at a Meeting at Park Avenu
Church Last Evening".

Christian Endeavorers at a union meet.
ing last night in the Park Avenue Con
gregational church celebrated the twenty
third anniversary of the founding of the
organization. Rev. Alexander Patterson
of Westminster Presbyterian church was
the leader. Other speakers were Rev. C
F. Rollins of the Park Avenue church
and r. O. OldS
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-03
New Orleans in February

Is bustling interesting city. The Mardi
Gras festivities are held Feb. 18th to
10th. Something doing all the time.
Low rates via Chicago. Milwaukee &,
st. Paul Railway. You can make it
in thirty-nine hours and fifteen min-
utes. Tickets 32S Nicollet avenue.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-03
GARFIELD NOT MANNED
And the Metropole Club Robber Had Los
Finger.

Finger.
Anacicdent which resulted in some man s
losing the big finger on the right hand
has resulted in proving that Howard Gar
field, the man who murdered Pearl Guy
otte and then committed suicide, was not
a hold-up- man. III. .....s
A few days ago the report became rife
that Garfield was the man who held up
the Metropole gambling club, 43
Third street S, and compelled the
guests to give up their valu-
ables One of the victims of the hold-up
says that Garfield was not the robber as
the latter had the middle finger of his
right hand off at the second joint. mas
much as Garfield's right hand was not
crippled in any way, it is certain that it
was not he who held up the club.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-03
PASTOR INSTALLED

Rev. J. c. Conant Formally Declared Pas
tor of Chicago Avenue Bap-
tIst Church.
Rev J. c. Conant, new pastor of the
Chicago Avenue Baptist church, was in
stalled last night. A reception followed
Among those who took part in the pro-
gram were Rev. A. T. Fowler Of the Cal
vary church and Rev. G. G. VALENTINE
of the Park Avenue Methodist church.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-03
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-03
Bakery Specials
Chocolate and Vanilla CreSCentS,

dozen, 12c
Home Made Bread, loaf. ....... Sc
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Devil Food Cake, each. ........ 12c
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Assorted Pies. each ... .12c
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-03
RETAIL HARDWARE DEALERS MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY-HOme office.

RETAIL
FIRE INSURANCE coMPANY-Home office,
Minneapolis, MINI. lOrganized In 1907 Chas.
\, Ladner, president NJ: 5, Matthew'S , secretary .
Attorney TO accept service In Minnesota lnsur-
ance Commlssioner; -, 900.
Premiums other than from
From all other ........... 56s.44
h''"' Observation-Disclosures HsT%f in 1908. go 80
Amount paid for losses ......... j.l55.s7
Return premiums and other profits
to policy holders ............ 6O6.OS
Commissions, brokerage. salaries
Taxes and fees .....s....... 1,35O.G7
All other disbursements ......... 1.65o.S3
Total disbursements ......... Ss,774.67
ments .................:. ......... 1885, CO
Cash in office and in bank. .... 3d., 500. 80
All other admitted assets ......... LIZ 80
Total admitted assets ...... sa5e4s.5s
LIABILITIES.
Reinsurance reserve ............ s13,ooso7
Total liabilities, including per-
manent fund ............... 13,ooso7
NJ nls i;S'q AND p;RE'N1i1UjMis 1908 BUSINESS:
Fire risks written during the year 81, 314. Cos 90
Premiums received thereon 80, 1861 90
Net amount In force at end of the
'S EsrSiNSE;sSi IN MINNESOTA IN 1853: s ~
Fire premiums received ......... II, 233.oo
Fire losses paid ,............... 1,6J5.UO
Fire losses incurred .............. $50. 90
Amount at risk fire ............. So, 020. 90
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department of Insurance.
Whereas. The Retail Hardware Dealers Mutual
Fire insurance company, corpora ton organized
under the laws of Minnesota. has fully complied
with the provisions Of the laws of this state rela
tive to the admission and authorization OF in
surance companies of it's class;
Now. therefore, I. the undersigned. insurance
commissioner, do hereby empower and authorize
the said above named company to transact its
appropriate business of mutual fire insurance in
the state Of Minnesota according to the laws
thereof until the thirty first day Of January.
A. d. 1905. unless aid authority be revoked or
otherwise legally terminated prior thereto.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto set
my hand and affixed my official seal at St.
Paul this Both day of January. A. d. 1904.
ELMER II. DEARTH.
Insurance Commissioner.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-03

MARINE INSURANCE CoMfANY.-Prncipal
Office in the Unit ed States Jersey City, n. j..
Attorney to accept service In Minnesota: 1nsur-
nnce Commissioner.
INCOME IN 1903.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-11

thinner. Jag synade och profvade dom
rejalt sen dess och lat int f0rvilla
mel, anda till dess jag en- dag flick
veta att Inga 1 Malen fatt EFT Amerika.
arr. Da slank jag buns ner och friade
te henne utan betankande och prof
ming. bet tog skruf och nu ha vi lef-
vat skaligen bra ihop 1 attain ar raft
smart. Forsigtighet. f0rsigtighet, go
vanner Diet fordras med afseende pa
fruntimmer! Men mar Diet rata 0gon-
blicket ar inne, sd ska en- sla ner som
en blixt imam de hinna atra sig och
krumbugta! slot Sven. Han kunde in.
to tala langre. Han hade da SO kott-
bullar 1 sin a~revordiga lekamen.
- Du talar ON f0rsigtighet, Sven -
men vi ha visst int varit f~0rsigtiga
vart k0ttbullaatande. Anden will tryta
mel. Det kanns som ON ~nagonting
korde emot och trakade ihop longerna
pa mel! pustade Jonas 1 Skattebo.
Mar vi kande efter forholl Diet sig pa
Stamina satt med oss allesammans.
Vara. hustrur slapade hem oss och
under de narmaste iva dagarna svaf-
wade vi ALA mellan liz och d0d.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-11
HENNES HAND.

Da Emeline Hardacre stod upp och
sag ut genom fonstret, spratt hon till
och gnuggade sig 1 ogonen med miss
trogen min.
I manga ar hade hon hvarje morgon
sett roken hvirfla upp fran skorstens-
piporna 1 Diet lila huset derborta 1 We
ster, och denna %rokpelare hade stan
digit pa nytt vackt till lif inom henne
ALT Diet hat, all den svartsjuka och BIT
terhet, som slumrat under natten. Och
da hon nu / dag icke sag den, kande
hon sig rent af lila till mods. ON so
len icke holt sig pa vanlig It'd, kunde
hon icke blifvit mer forvirrad.
Medan hon hastigt kladde sig, ka-
stade hon upprepade ganger en- blick
ut genom fonstret; men annu sag hon
icke nagot tecken till LII derborta fran
Eta Jordans hus.
Med darrande handler gjorde hon
upp cid l slit eget kok och tillagade
frukosten At sig och sin broder.
Da han kom stampande in fran Ia
dugarden, markte han nog att Diet lag
nervositet 1 luften, men han hade in.
tet begrepp ON skalet, ty familjen
Jordans MANN hade icke blifvit namdt
bland dem pa Diet senaste fjardedels
arhundradet.
Men ehuru hennes hat vuxit l den
rufvande tystnaden, sa att Diet ofver
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-11

Emeline Hardacre, men nj har haft
Diet battre an jag under hela denna
It'd. sager jag eder. Och nu - nu
kommer nj for att fr0jda er vid an
blicken at mig! All ia, Diet blir M
icke sa lange - ty jag har icke sa
langt qvar!
Sa graf hon anyo.
Med stridiga kanslor ~betraktade
Emeline sin gamla rival. F0raktet for
den stackars fattiga varelsen framf8r
henne drapte afundsjukan mot den
landtliga skonhet, som for manga ar
sedan gjort henne sadan oforratt, och
medlidande spirade langsamt upp !
hennes sjal och hotade att alldeles
t~illintetgora ALT Diet gamla hatet.
Den stackars varelsen 1 sanger der
- sjuk, hungrig och radd - var Diet
henne hon hade hatat? Och hennes
lii ! fattigdom, %fornekelser och prof.
ningar - var Diet efter delta hon hade
langtat?
Da hon slutat att betrakta Eta,
visste hon att hela den gamla oforrat-
ten, ala de gamla onskningarna ON
hamnd maste forsvinna. Men h6gt
kunde hon icke forma sig att medgif-
va delta, och hennes ord ljodo Just
icke synnerligen vanliga.
Ahjo, nj lefver nog, SADIE hon
haftigt. Jag visste nog att jag en-
gang skulle ia hamnd pa err. Och nu
har jag den! Att gladja mig at err
eder fattigdom och sjukdom, att err
inra er dag for dag ON hvad nj gjort,
och hurusom nj ~ingenting vunnit ge-
nom eder falskhet, mel, %ingenting -
Diet ar min hamnd pa err! Och nj
skall nog ia lefva och kama pa Diet
- jag skall hjalpa er att bli frisk
igen!
I ena hornet af rummet stod en- IL
ten kamin, men Diet fanns icke spar at
aska / eldstaden. Hon sprang genom
koket ut / vedboden, hvarest icke
fanns nagot annat spar af bransle an
nagra flisor. AT dem tog hon forkla-
Diet fullt och tande upp en- liten brasa
i sofrummet.
- Emeline Hardacre, jamrade sig
den sjuka. Jag menar att nj ar tokig.
Lat mig vara, will nj icke det? Lat
mig vara!
Emeline forspillde icke tiden med
forklaringar.
- Jag kommer smart igen, yttrade
hon och stortade till slit eget hus.
Har fyllde hon en- stor korg med we'd
och en- AMMAN med matvaror och skyn-
dade sig tillbaka till sin sjuka granne.
Och hela tiden kande hon sig sd glad
och warm ON hjartat, som hon icke
gjort sedan grunden ladies' till gram.
huset.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-11
AMpEasAs RlMMERl TILL Iowa.



Sci Iowa mitt gull warrior lasstar du
met
Som hela min levnad har afgudat del
Som kavat a slavat a gnott somenhunn
f6ratt skaffa ring te vart t~jarleksf0r-
bum
Som sprattat vepass minst en- honn-
rade lass
F0ratt "a din tass a din fot kledd 1
stass.
Men t~jorkvardas Hjosse d makti a rik
4 ia stackars Anders d tj0rkrattan Xix
A full d ia jord ia EFT gubbkantrafej
Pa skjuttio ar u en- sch6nhet mot mel
4 fast ia gnott pa IRA tappateta
Ma tval l var vra d ia smutsi snda.
Men warrior Ia Hjosse for rikedams
skull
Mar ia har EFT jarta som d utaf gull
Men hansessas jarta d bara at stem
Ma en- som har SAINT oliver tjarleken
klein
4 ia har en- skjal som veil ALA SO vel
Men HONS d Ell snail mot enendaste
skjal.
A HONS d ju gammal a som ia vet
bast
Har int mer tanner / NOM an sin
hast
4 halter han d ju a vinder a sne
4 nosen hans a som en- planka sa bre
Sa fast ia d full som en- girls | slit skull
ia krusar Ell smul for en- Sam drulle-
drul.
A NOR Kansas kloser sin gobbe / syn
Sa Ell blir din svarmor en- angel fra
sign
4 far Kansas d som IN gadd pa EFT hi
Sa nu vet du boms hur din Hjosse
kan bill
Han blot onskar grail a d lie som EFT
trail
Di will pa vart hall hanom sjottan 1
vail.
o Iowa, min Iowa sci will du mel ha
Sa ska du ba sjelen a kroppen IA ia
Pa alvatalvar IA vi mock ma vart knog
En- ry~ggasastua | odemoskog
ia ska streta a sno te vart hemmel-
ska DO
Sa du kan int tro va ia hammer a
gno.
ia ia mel ma hull a ma har a ma tj0tt
Fast bullet a magert a haret a r0tt
sd ska ~tammahaken du ia del te hjul
EN- bomullsskjallett babe rodbla och
gul
4 en- puss pa din mon som en- bulle
sa rom
Ska du ia mangen storm mar vi treffas
1 lonn.
Gustavus.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-11
KALAs PA ELGKoTT.
Bygdekr6nika at Thure 8.

bet var mar elgen a loflig. Lars
Adamsson 1 Siggaskog hade hela efter-
sommaren kommit under fund med att
Diet fanns nagot skamstyg, som gick
lila at hans hafre pa den tradan, som
han odlat upp inne / sk~ogsgladet. Men
han kunde int pa LANCE begripa hvad
Diet var. l borjan trodde Lars f0rstas
att Diet var hans granne, som slappt
sina stutar 1 hans sad. Hvadan han
kostade pa sig EFT hogt, taggigt stang
sci kring tradan.
Men en- dag mar Lars kom dit och
flick Sc faltet an mera betrampadt och
hafren ALT mera snoppad ! axen, flick
han afven syn pa en- hop fiat, som han
inte kunde kama igen.
- Da a inga stutaspar! mumlade
han och blef radd och sprang hem.
Sen vagade han sig int dit f0rran
f0ljande s0ndag vid sammanringnings-
days, da han var saker pa att intet
otyg kunde vara ute och rumstera.
Tyst och a~ndaktig och bafvande mar
made han sig odlingen. Plotsligen
flick han da bora EFT fasligt b~rakande,
och mar han tittade upp, flick han sc
EFT forskrackligt stort dur trafva bort
ur hafren. bet sprang at den del af
tradan, som var sank, och mar Diet hisk-
liga djuret sa skulle satta 0fver tagg-
stangslet sjonk Diet ner och kunde int
flyta 0fver stangslet utan rispade upp
hela buken mot taggarna sd att tarmar
och inelfvor runno ut pa renen, och
djuret blef l~iggandes. Diet spa'k'de
sa att jord och lung och tufvor yrde
himmelens sky.
Lars Adamsson blef forfarad, tog
traskorna 1 nafven och lopp bort till
Fallan SAINT fortaljde handelsen for
Johannes dersammastades.
- Da d nog attain en- elg, lat Johan-
mes.
ia, Ia - mar du safer da, sd tror
ia da, for skam kan da int ha var't.
Han hade nok passat sci for taggarna!
genmalde Lars.
Sa togo de mod till sig och gingo
dit. E'gen lag der dod och stel och
Diet blef en- sadan glade och upps'an-
delse | Siggaskog att der aldrig varit
make dertill sedan Lars Adamssons
svarmor, som hade stort undantag III
garden, dog.
bet var denna handelse med elgen
som gjorde att Diet var kalas ! sigga
skog | s6ndags. Lars bjod pa e'ga
kott, nagot som ingen af oss nagonsir
f0rut smakat. Och vi hade tagit me'
nn--na. nom dnnda ~ Yid g