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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-18
SHOT THE COON.
But Some Of the Details Were DeIave !
in Transmission.

Some one is always getting in under
the otnc- fellow. and letting him down
in his hour of triumph. and making
that same fellow wish that things wore
not rs they prove tn 10. Ore of the
latest Instances III th:s kind that has
come u ;nc surfac" riti.in lie confines
of Al gu3ta. grew out OF Il bunting trip
" hic, v..,s made by party of voune
men. some Of whom are employed alone
y .:Iei STREET.
1t seems tx; { t''ey went out shooting
and .ti!cu titE .i,lle Eomc at night
they hlouGht with them 4 nice. fat
coon. which excited the envy of thar
less tortun'ito Is who had re-.
manned at nomc ana had thus missed
the fun.
everything would have been all
Ugh; Id ut 4 ..Iln come in from thu
'.u,:il ,.ist. i,1> : day or two afterwaro
:t:rd given tie Nilol" thing away. and
thus proved tlia, the fist stcry of any
jc, uIlel.. q is ut 10 .,e slightly at yari-
r,!oe Wl.h thr facts Q: the case.
The corr"ct4d !st'tii.s OF the hunting
tNre,iit!0.i arr as follows. ir accord
:jnce with the mars statement: The
para Her" out hunting. as stated
above but though they wandered
through he wo"'s Turing the greater
pant Of the ,iy. they round no game,
and when II looked as if they would
come back to town empty-fanded.
some of th.m esried 4 coon i'm d cage.
at one Of the llrmhonses along the
way.
1t did not take long 20 strike a bar
gain with the owner Of the animal. and
wher the price had been paid, not
many minutes elapsed before tie COO,
became a target for the guns of the
party, and ceased to exist The fact
that the hunters shot the coon canno.
lie disputed. but somehow since the in
side workings Of the shooting eXpeGi-
ton became known, their friends don't
see the matter III tie same light they
did before.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-18
List of Unclaimed Letters at Postoffc.

Women-Bryant, Mrs. G. L.; Curtis
Nettle;A Crawford, Miss May; Difins
Miss Annie; Davis, Mrs. Mary; Frost
Miss Myrtle; German, Miss Ella; Jack
son. Mrs. Bertha; Kimball, Mrs. C. H.;
Parting, Mrs. Abbie; Prince, Miss lisa
Thomas, Miss Cora.
Men-American Drug Co.; Brooks
Arthur; Dundee Mfg. Co.; Dietrich, j.
d.; Fish, John L.; Farr. NJ. G.; Gague
Arthur Goodwin, c. W.; Gil1eY, Roy
Gafdefthfef;. f: f.: Hail; Fred: Hon.6
F.; Hayward. Edward S.; Lucf.
Simon; Mexico Texas City CONNER
cial Co.; Mead, DR.. Frank H.; Perry.
Geo. D.; Pierce. George; Rice, Wallace
W.: Snowflake, Fred; Spauldirg. Frank
E.; Young Mems Christian Assn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-18
What The Earth Produces.

~ t.. ,o,,r;eLod &c fh,ouuL ,,o
,rar.n ages of human existence. Is it not
~. ~ nat the earth supplies us with every
Wy hat We really require for existence?
tag 10 40 eyer thouoht that il is nrobahle
Have you ,.,, snoniies NC u ;th the ,nesrs
that the eal Ii 2uPP4:e' "o w ~ H!e aiis
10 keep our oool.y Nlso!' OH ned!th, II we
Wv knew ii? The animals know by IN
o.;.c. what is good for them and will search
until they find IN some plant what tney
need for correcting inoigesuon or constlpa-
Ron etc IS 1t, therefore, not possible That
.ter. arr roots and nefbs supplied oy nature
watch will cure the diseases 'nst ahiict
human KIND mat Is why III flerce, OF
B.!-.o, y. y, mas sucn iaitn III ms Med-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-18
One Of the leading polo authorities

one of the leading polo authorities IN
Augusta. himself Il former player or
more than ordinary ability, expresses
the opinion that our city will have to do
without this sport the coming winter
1t is very necessary. he said, for tho
success of polo in Augusta that there
should be rival team in Gardiner
The local interest thus stimulated
makes it possible for the game to
flourish in both cities. The burning OF
The Coliseum. however, will. it is
thought, prevent Gardiner from having
a team the coming winter and if this
proves to be the case. it is very doubt
iul whether or not Augusta will have
any.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-18
Autumn at the st. Louis Exposition

The public's attention is being called
to a great many tours by great mary
routes at all prices, but we think we
can safely say that the Royal Blue
Line. eleven day high class tour. COW
ering every expense at $500. offers the
best and most complete plan of any;
WIN we say every expense it is meant
to the letter and the best that money
can buy is furnished; a stop in Wash
ington and New York is included and
standard Puilmans used in each direc-
ton.
On Nov. nth the popular seven day
Washington tours begin, for which
$500 covers trip of week. Drop us
a postal for itinerary.
. Jos. P. Taggart, N. e. p. A., 36t
Washington ST., Boston, Mass.
oct15-17-S0-20
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-18
According to the storvI - > GER

According to the story OF a gentle
man living at Weeks Mills. there is
at least one chance for Kennebec
county hunters to get a moose without
going out of the county, as he stated.
yesterday. that he had seen a group Of
three a number Of times during the
season. and saw them not longer ago
than last week. They were evidently
a family. being a bull, cow and calf.
Some lucky hunter may come u BON
them anu get the head Of the family
nut he should not fail to remember the
law if he has a longing for the COW OF
the calf. Cow moose meat comes =
great deal higher by the pound thar
beef Gid during the recent strike il
Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-18

Miss Theresa Gormley has been
elected president of the Epworth
League cal5net of the Green Street
Methodist s,hurch, to fill the vacancy
Caused by the retirement of F. H.
Cowan, who has moved to Bar Harbor.
Other members of the cabinet elected
are: First vice-president, A. D. Rus
sell: second president, Mrs. f. F..
Staples; third vice-president, Miss
Emma Town; fourth president.
Mrs. c. G. Ryder; secretary, Miss
Mabel Jphonnett; treasurer, Orville
Roberts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-18

The many friends of Ernest F. Wi
Hanson of HallOwell, will be pleased
learn that he has been placed by b
Manager of the Shaw Business Coli@
in a position at the Soldiers Home
TOgus, as pension clerk in the treas
ers office. Mr.. Williamson has b,
employed by the Maine Central r
road for the. past nine years and is
known in thp city and iHallowell.
completed the mir htions Of
above named schd' 0pday, and
take up his new Us 4 tte Ho|
Thursday. He haf tAe bent wishes
his many friends for his future
cess. Among other graduates who h
been placed in positions are Miss
H. Laiten. as stenographer for tt
G. Barker Co, and Miss Bess
Lowe of Waterville, as sub-stenog
er for the American Wooden Cd
North Vassalboro.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-18
AMUSE MEN!S,
THE Midd!cman." Tonio!1s.


"The Middeman," which v;E come
to the Opera house tonight. is Il play
of great dramatic force. The story is
cleverly woven around the trials ami
sufferIngs of Cyrus blenka.u. ~ Ara,
inventor, and mis- enGelvors to tiuu ~.
lost art of making Tet.uV el,t,,en.
ware. His entire life has been s,.r,
in the interests of JOAN ci,ai,ii... hi.
employer. who without rc2!l,.r:,ti,,.,
made use of many OF the valuable de.
coVerieS Of the Old POTTER. fpi. nls n,
aGgradiZemelt.
The opening of the third act ff;.is
the old potter IL business for ,lin,s4,,
1t is at this point 81 TIE p!;.r thar mo
strongest dramatic scenes are rn.ri.,,
Here we see the pottery kilns i'm mi.
action and Blenkarn's ,ife-long honas
CT discovering the lost art % fellow
ware are At the point of Realization
But his resources are az low tide. and
the fires of the furnaces grow NOR.
dim at the hour when the kilns si,,1l,,
he kept ut intense heat. so with the ex-
piring e:nbers of the fire, dies his hope
of success.
The old man. driven to desperation
by his failure to raise money with
which to bay fuel, seiZes the furniture
and trimmings Of his home, kindling
the fires with the last of his earthly
Possessions. The act ends with an un-
expected and powerful climax.
Louis j. Russell. who will be seen
as Cyrus Blenkarn, is a1tIstically well
equipped for the portrayal of so great
Il character. A strong company will
surround nim, and the stage appoint
nehts. which arr massive, viii be per-
feet and complete.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-18

Harry Whitman of Manchester, met
with peculiar, and at the same time,
a Serious accident. Monday afternoon.
He IN company with anothkr man, was
over on the east side Of the fiver, with
one of j. II. Cogan's teams. Hhe other
man was driving. and as he stfk ,ck the
horse with the whip, bit Of tie raw
hide flew from the end Of the WHIP. and
struck Mr.. Whitman in the left eye.
badly cutting the eyehall. The injured
man was taken to DR.. Turner's office.
where the injury was dressed, after
which he went to his home. The injury
was painful, but it is thought that the
eye will oe saved. although it is feared
that the sight will he impaired. Mr..
Whitman only commenced work at
CogaE's. Monday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-18
C.ov4tetter

Would not interest you If you're look
,g for a guaranteed Salve for Sores.
urns or Piles. Otto Dodd, OF Ponder,
dAwrites: Il suffered with an ugly
- FOR year, but a box of Bucklen's
ca Salve cured me. It's the best
: on earth. Csc. at Bowditch &
|ster's. Augusta, and Simpson Drug
5, ,Waterville, Drug Stores.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-18

The Great Northern Paint, Chemical
and Manufacturing Company organized
at Bangor for the purpose Of doing a
manufacturing business with 100000
capitol stock of which Sc is paid in. The
Officers are: President, Fred A. Rus
sell OF Bangor; treasurer, VIM. K. Ken
nard of Bangor
~. S. Stowell company organized at
Dixfield for the purpose Of dealing II,
timber lands. lumber. etc, with 1000
capital stock of which $500 is paid in.
The officers are: President, N. s,
Stowell of Dixfield; treasurer. Geo
Walters of Dixfield "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-18

The funeral of the late Mrs. An mi
F. Foy will be held at the residence Q
her father. B. F. Gaslin, SO Bang y
street, at o'clock, this afternoon. Rev
e. G. Mosher officiating, and fire, in
terment will be made in the I, y lot
at Mt. Pleasant cemetery. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-18

Representative elect James =. Null
len of Bangor, was calling upon friends
at the Capitol. yesterday. Mr.. Mullen
is prominent lumberman and contrac-
tor of eastern Maine, and is certain to be
more or less prominent during the
coming session as being the Democrat
who defeated Representative Barker
one Of the leading aspirants for the
speakership of the nqxt house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-18

The large committee room in the
basement Of the Capitol, which has
been fitted up where the old restau-
rant used to be. will be occupied during
the coming session of the Legislature
by two important committees. that or,
charities and State beneficiaries. and
that on interior waters. The form er
committee used to meet in the library.
and the latter in the Office of the State
pension agent. but both committees
have increased in importance in recent
Years so that the crowds in attendance
at some of their meetings canhot be ac-
commodated in the places mentioned.
The new committee room, which they
will occupy, is about 25 feet square, and
the change will be much appreciated,
both Dy the members of the committees
and by the people who have to appear
before them during the winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-18

Under the direction of Superinten-
dent Stevens the thousands of keys
connected with the Capitol are now
having their biennial overhauling and
testing. These keys. which are kept in
three large cases in the office of the SUI
| perintendent. are i'm sets of five; that
| is there are five for every desk in the
| building; five for every locker and five
| for all the doors. During The greater
part of the time. with only the DEPART
Inent officials and clerks using the
building, but comparatively few or
! these keys are needed, but during the
session of the Legislature, all the MEM
| bers and officials of the two branches
have keys to their desks and lockers.
and this is a period when Il graf many
Of the keys are lost. and when most Of
! those which are not lost get more or
less mixed up. The keys which will be
used during the session are now being
tested and conveniently arranged. and
those which are turned in by the meln-
hers and officials at the end Of the SEES
sion will be put III their proper places
III their cases, and the lost
ones-for a great many are lost
during the seSSion-wll be sup
i Piled so that the sets viii be
compete. Even with five duplicates for
each of the desks and lockers of the
members. thcie are not infrequently
cases where Il member succeeds in los
ing all five of his keys during the Win
ter and has to rave new ones made.
one member. during the last session,
not only lost the five keys which We're
, in turn supplied him, but also lost near
ly a dozen more. which We're made to
fit mis- desk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-18

Not only tJe dome OF the Capitol. as
mentioneG1n the Journal the other day
is getting Il coat of paint. but the whole
roof, is being touched up to prevent
ruh during the coming winter ana
Spring. An idea of the extent of the
Capitors roof is given when one is told
that 400 pounds Of lead is required to
give it one coat of paint.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-18
STATE HOUSE.
Rapid Work Of Sending
Out November Ballots.
New Room in Basement tor
Two important Committees.
Sorting and Testing the keys-Paint-
ing the Capitol Roof.

The work of sending out the ballots
for the November election is progress
ing at an exec ptionally fast rate Mon
day morning no fewer than $50 express
packages of ballots We're sent out. ms
means that 80 towns were supplied Win
their ballots for the presidential cleo
ton. since duplicate packages are sent
10 every town as Il precaution against
garments. suits in particular, and large
been supplied with their ballots, and by
the end of the week there will be but
few left to which the ballots have not
been sent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-18
RALLARD's GOLDEN OIL

FOR SUMMER COMPLAINT,
Coughs. Colds. Group, Asthma, Bronchi-
us. Sore Throat, Cramps Coiic and Diar-
rhoea, Externally. fits, rheumatism, stin-
ness and soreness Of the joints and flesh.
Gives immediate relief and cure soon fol-
lows ASK about it. Pleasant to take. sc.
n anu &C; at druggists and general stores.
! TAKE no substitute, Mig. by -S-F
Nallard Golden on Co, Old Town, Ne
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-16
TALANG OCH

T~alangen hjalper sin man till lyc-
cam: men Diet, som verkligen skapar
den, Diet ar karaktaren. En- nan kan
komma sig fran i verlden, till och
med ON han har mycket litet talang,
endast han har karaktar. Men han
skall aldrig komma fran utan karak-
tar, till och med ON han ar begafvad
med aldrig sa mycken talang.
Med k%araktaren f0rstar jag: arlighet
och h~ederskansla. tankarnas samman-
hang och ~konseqvens, TAXI, uthallig-
het, fit, kallblodighet, mattlighet,
sjalftillit och punktlighet. Den man,
som i sin person foreman ALA dessa
dygder, beh0fver icke lemna den gam
la verlden for att soka lyckan i den
nya. 0fverallt, hyar han an befinner
sig, hvar han an fardas, maste han
skapa sig en- stallning och otvifvelak-
tigt vinna framgang. bet gar sa att
saga af sig sjalft, helt enkelt derfor
att man 0fverallt har bruk for honom
och derf0r att han ofverallt g0r sig
%Oumbarlig.
Ingen har bruk for duglighet, ON
den icke ar parad med arlighet, eller
for diplomatisk skarpsinnighet, utan
uppriktighet.
Meter nj en- man, som aratal igenom
alltid haft en- synnerlig framgang i
lifvet, sa kan nj vara saker pa att Diet
ar en- man, som forstar att hanga i,
och som derjamte ar arlig och upp-
riktig, en- man, pa hvars ord man kan
lita. Ty hvilka talanger han an ma
ega, skola de vara honom till f0ga
nytta, ON de icke sta / karaktarens
tjanst. Delta ar en- ~erfarenhet, som
bekraftas hvem an manner ar, ON han
ar affarsman, soldat, advokat, lakare,
journalist, konstnar, f0rfattare eller
shakespeare.
bet ar en- kand SAX att manga
hvad intelligens betraffar rikt utrusta-
de man dott / elande, endast och allie
mast i brist pa karaktar. Och man ger
endast karaktaren skuld till att me-
delmattigt begafvade manniskor sluta
som millionarer, hvilka atnjuta alias
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-16
EN- LITEN

Hela klassen - ia, till och med hela
hogre flickskolan visste Diet redan.
Och nu skulle forhoret komma. ALT
sadant afgjordes alltid under den sista
mass, f0restandarinnan, u~ndervisade
historic.
Pa katedern lago tire b~lombuketter,
offergafvor fran nagon som hade da-
ligt lexsamvete. Hade man vetat hvad
som i dag forestod, kunde man mycket
val sparat dem; ty sadana dagar hade
man %ingenting att frukta; fr0ken
Langmass skulle sakert icke ems him
ma f0rh0ra pa artalen.
Den der historien med Selma
Hellwig, nj minis, hon, som hade EFT
karleksbref i sin franska s%krifbok:
da varade forh0ret nastan en- hel tim
me, och Diet var da icke halften sa
farligt som att en- flicka later kyssa
sig!
Upphetsningen i klassen vaxte med
hvarje minut. Else Hessendorf var
formligen sjuk af spanning och flick
pepparmyntspastiller af Cecilie Wei
merit for att lugna sina nerver For
0frigt voro de allesamman mycket
uppskakade, och de maste oupphor-
ligt kama pa %hvarandra huru iskalla
deras handler voro och hur varmt Diet
kandes ON 0rsnibbarne.
Huru blef Diet egentligen upp-
tackt?
- Fabrikor Kerstens fru kom sent
hem i gar qvall, hon hade varit pa
~sjukbes0k hos sin syster, och da hon
gick genom parker sag hon plotsligt
nagot hvitt skymta. Forst trodde hon
att Diet var EFT spoke; men mar hon
kom narmare sag hon att det var iva
som kysste hvarandra.
De gingo ned At paviljongen till;
der kysstes de annu Ell gang. Sedan
gick den Invita- gestalten ensam sin
vag. Fru Kersten sm0g sig efter hen
ne och kande fullkomligt tydligt igen
Bessie Hildegardt.
Och den andra skepnaden?
Man vet icke riktigt sakert hvem
Diet var. M skref fru Kersten till f6-
restandarinnan for sin dotters skull,
som gar 1 samma klass.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-16
skYDD FOR FoTGxNGARE.

Paris haller man for ~narvarande
pa att bilda en- filantropisk ~forening,
som helt sakert kommer att bill myc-
ket popular. | en- correspondents till
Frankfurter Zeitung berattas foljande
ON den nva foreningen:
Det ar foga skillnad mellan haren,
som forskramd Upper undan oliver fall
ten ! standig fruktan for jagarens
kula, och ~parisaren. son fran ena ST.
dan af Champs Elysees skall taga sig
Oliver till den andra.
Var redan forr svart nog att slippa
helskinnad fran mellan vagnraderna
och de forbisusande cyklarna, sa ar
fotgangarens lf / standig fara sedan
automobilerna borjat russ kring ga
lorna. bet ar rent af ohyggligt, sa
manga benzin-odjur som fara fran
till h0ger och venster pa den vackra,
lifliga ~promenaden. Medan parisarna
sucka och tidningarna jamra sig Of
yer snalltagsfarten, har en- american
sent ON slider tagit sig an saken. Den
harvarande filialen af Newyork He
aid har namligen begynt agitera for
en- liga till manniskors skydd. Hvarje
medlem skall halla kontroll Oliver auto
mobilisterna och anmala dem, son
CORA sig skyldiga till forseelser. For
eningens formogenhet skall tacka ON
k~ostnaderna for de professor, den kan
komma att fora. Och som praktisk
american gor tidningens ~utgifvare EFT
grepp sin ficka och erbjuder polls
prefekten de n0dvandiga medlen till
f~orstarkande af ~personalen, ifall den
icke racker till att halla ogonen pa
automobilisterna. Anbudet torde emel-
lertid icke kunna antagas. Den af
Newyork Herald tecknade summan,
1000 kr., skall utgora grundfonden for
den nya ligans kassa.
Ligan far icke anses som yttringar
af fientlighet mot automobilisterna,
a will blot ~inprenta hos dem att
~gatorna arc gemensam egendom, och
automobilisterna lika litet ha raft att
hota sina medborgares lif, som upp.
finnaren af en- ny kanon att skjuta pa
folk, som helt lugnt trafikerar gatorna.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS synas ofver
hufvud / seminar fatt tendens att STAN
digit hota publiken med alltjamt nya
faror. Hvem kunde t. ex. fore explo-
sionen pa st. Lazarebangarden ana att
EFT fredligt lokomotiv, som stod helt
stilla, pl0tsligt kunde springa i mil.
lioner sma bitar och uppfora sig som
en- rysk bomb?
En- skyddsforening, som halter efter
ledarna for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS att
iakttaga minst 10 ganger sa stor upp-
marksamhet och forsigtighet, kan san
nerligen icke skada. Tekneci ha for
st0rt vara nerver, och derat kan intet
g0ras, men skinnet ma vi val / ALA
fall ia lof att vara radda ON.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-16
sMAsYNDER.

bet dagliga lifvet ar fullt af sma-
| synder. Bland dem kunna vi mamma
den att uppskjuta. ALA ha vi nog
mer eller mindre grad ~erfarit, hvad
kan saga sig vara fu~llstandigt fri har-
ifran. Att uppskjuta en- handling,
som bort goras genast, straffar sig
sjalft genom att framkalla ledsamhe-
ter, som kanske till skada och forderf
ingripa i vara egna och stundom | vara
medmanniskors oden. Att uppskjuta
hvardagslifvets sma gerningar ar en-
ovana, harledd af lattja och sl0het, och
de manga obehag, denna ovana foror-
sakar, horde kunna bota dem, som
CORA sig skyldiga hartill.
En- AMMAN liten synd, som dagligen
upprepas, ar den att Sc grandet | sin
broders oga, utan att finna bjalken |
slit eget. Vaka noga ofver dig sjalf
har vid lag! Den lila ovanan att all
It'd finna fel hos sin nasta ofvergar
latt till smasinne. F0rtala aldrig en-
franvarande! Han n a jul eli ems
dina anfall och kan saledes Ell skydda
sig derfor eller rentva sig fran dina
beskyllningar. Mycken forargelse och
obehag, sorger och ledsamheter kunde
vi bespara babe oss saliva och andra
genom att noga profva och undersoka
och icke lata oss missledas af de me-
ningar. SON antingen yttras af khan
dersjuka och afund eller stodjas pa
losa rykten eller oriktig uppfattning.
Annu en- AMMAN smasynd ar att ej
vara %ordhallig. Och delta ar dock var
pligt, lika n%odvandig for var egen sam
vetsfrid som for nastans basta. Hall
alltid hvad du lofvat, hur svart delta
stundom kan forefalla dig! Eller rat
tare, Iowa aldrig mera an du vet dig
kunna halla! Sarskildt man maste
man vara att varda loftets helgd inf0r
sina barn. Underlater man delta, kan
man i en- framtid, mar barnen blifvit
vuxna, ia den sorgen att Sc dem som
l~attsinniga l0ftesbrytare.
Eft hem ma vara aldrig sa rikt och
praktigt, fullt af ALT, som kan ge MOLE
och behag at lifvet, Diet ger dock hvar-
ken glade eller frid, ON smasynderna
ia sin boning inom dess murar.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-16
vINTERNs ARMEE.

Nu samlas den stora haren,
som vintern kallar for sin,
och bleka, darrande skaror
{ lederna rycka in.
Hvar kjol, som dir tunn och sliten,
och rock, som Ell varme ger,
t0rvandlas af vinterstormen
iii fana och stridsbaner.
Och radsla att m~orgondagen
skall intet hafva att sc
Diet ar den packning, som bares
| vinterns stora arme.
En- dag kommer bud till ALA,
med marschorder utan first,
och uppbrottssignalen blaser
trumpetaren A~rbetsbrist.
Och sedan gar marschen framat,
med tusen sorger och oval,
och qvicksilfret anger takten
med vexlande siffertal.
Den hvinande nordanvinden,
at haren bestar musk,
och qvafver med vida marscher
veklagan och angestskrik.
Och leden mejas och glesna
pa slagfalt, som lyser hvitt,
de sina g%rafvarna taga,
och haktena taga slit.
Den stora haren drar framat
som genom fiendeland,
pa lur ligga svalt och hunger
och vakta vid wagons rand.
bet CALLER sla sig igenom
och glomma sorger och sar,
tills varsolen hemforlofvar
den skara, som aterstar.
TT. Emil Linders.