davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-29
Sale of II Street House.

j. Augustus Taylor. real estate broker.
has sold for Mr.. Thomas S. Hopkins, In
conjunction with Messrs. HeiskelI & Nc
Leran, house zoos H street northwest Price
about $1,000
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-09
RELEASED AN ISLANDER
The harooned Turned Out to Be a
Mexican Wood Cutter.

Early Yesterday morning the second
attempt was made to rescue the old
man who had been seen on an island
off the foot of South Seventh avenue
The boatman, G. L. Shrum, had to
leave the CITY early and James Haugh-
ey, a young man employed by the
Lightning Delivery and an accomplish
ed boatman. was secured in his place.
The boat was landed without any trou-
BILE. The old man was not very en-
thusiastic over his release and when he
was brought to the bank he told Dep
11tv Sheriff Joe BALI that he had not
suffered a great deal. He had proVi-
sions TO last him until Monday and
he had at all times plenty of tobacco
and cigarette papers. What more
could he want? He also had matches
and a blanket and he had had very
comfortable time.
He accompanied the party of rescu-
ers to the Office of the sheriff. No
body told him to go along and nobody
asked why he had come. He sat about
the stove for awhile and finally he ask
ed what he was in 1Or?" He was told
that he was at liberty to go and he
hurried off.
The old man, whose name is Dionicio
Alapaz. said that he lived by himself
far out IN the IRVINE duulLloil- 1t anu
two other Mexicans had for some time
been engaged in cutting wood on the
islands in the river. They went there
last Friday provided with provisions
for a day or two and intended to camp
there On Friday night they were
awakened by a drenching rain. The
other two decided to leave the island,
fearful Of a rise in the river. The old
man said he had seen so much OF the
river that he did not feel afraid. II
the water should rise it would go down
| I'm a day or two and not interfere with
his business which would occupy him
| for several days.
In the morning he found himself IN
the midst of a raging torrent but that
did not disturb him. He went on with
his wood gathering. The next day was
passed much the same and he was ac-
tually enjoying himself though he OBJ
served that the high water was HING
| ing on longer than usual. The next
| day his provisions gave out and he be-
gan looking for some one to whom he
could give the high sign of distress.
| He saw no one until Tuesday when he
saw BernaI who later called across the
river, making known the presence of
the old man on the island.
| The most remarkable thing about the
| case is that the companions Of the old
man did not inform anybody that he
was there.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-09
GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS
Bids for Wood Opened Yesterday, Bids
for the Dam, Postponed.

All that could be definitely learned
yesterday at the offices of the reclama-
ton service, concerning the opening of
bids for the construction of the Roose-
Welt dam. was a verification of the
special from Washington printed in
The Republican yesterday, namely,
that the date had been postponed by
the secretary of the interior to Febru-
airy %.
1t is understood though that the con-
tractors in the city got together and
sent a sort of a ''rOundrObin' tele-
gram. TO Secretary Hitchcock asking
that some earlier date might be nam
ed. The reason for it is that the rep
resentatives of most of the bidders,
some twenty in number, are here now
and the delayed engineers probably
will be in two or three days. If the
delay is continued until the % those
on the ground will have to wait here
on expense until that time or go to
the expense of returning home and
coming back again. While the post
ponement is made partly for their ac-
commodation, which is appreciated,
they feel that they have received too
much of a good thing and four or five
days would have suited them better
than two weeks.
The bidders met yesterday with Mr..
Hill at the appointed hour and filed
their bids, whereupOn Mr.. Hill read
them the official notice of the post
ponement and then returned their bids
unopened.
But the bids for the wood contract
We're opened yesterday as per adver-
tisement. Two bids were for the fur
nishing to the government at RoOse-
welt, of 100 cords of cottonwood and
500 cords of mesquite wood. The bid
ders were J. E. Sturgeon, who bid S4-35
for the cottonwood and $3.50 for the
mesquite; I. Bazan, $3.50 for the cot
tonwood and the same price for mes
quite; Frank Thompson, $3.50 for the
cottonwood and S5.9S for the mesquite.
The award of course will come from
Washington when it is decided upon
Mr.. Sturgeon is already interested
considerably at the dam site, having
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-09
EXTRAORDINARY CHAMPAGNE
RECORD.

Statistics for 1904 show an import of
1S1. $50 cases of G. H. Mumm's Cham
payne. the largest on record. The
magnificent quality of the extra dry
for purity, natural dryness and bou-
uuet is unsurpassed.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-09

Mrs. E. NJ. Mosher, ladies' tailor and
dressmaking parlors. 222 W. Adams.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-09
Groceries at Wholesale
To the Consumer.

AS I am going out of business I will
sell at cost for ten days from Feb. 4.
three pound can lard. SOC
1 five pound can lard ............50 soc
1 can blk peaches or cherries .....14c
1 package Force ........ lie
1 package Oats ........... .lOc
bars Diamond c or Borax Soap. .25c
5 pounds rice ......... ...........25c
pounds rolled oats .............25 Csc
Everything will be sold at or below
cost.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-09

Have you smoked a
kerry Cow" cigar.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-09

If YOU TRY A KERRY COW CI
GAR YOU WILL. SMOKE NO OTHER
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-09

Go to Dan Curry for nOtarial work
and all kinds legal blanks. Wickenbur9
Hand painted Austrian China and
Mexican carved leather at half price at
BaIke's Big Curio Store.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-09
sothIng succeoCs * Success.
DtSs bs58RsAk e o
IS KNOWN THROUGHOUT
THE SOUTHWEST IS =
Leading Specialist
~ CHRONIC DISEASES

Pc has the cOnfdonce
and patronage Of the
leading business mcnr
and n st prominent
citizens of Arizona. The
n,1#rr n r-ws- - - q, q 81
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-09


darverd Medical College Was formerly MEM
Der of the Rhode Island and Colorado State ledcal
Societies. and UNITED STATES PENSION EXAlf-
CgER. Health is weaith-EcolOny TO be Welt
are you suffering from some chronic aifection1
are gUu weak, sick and unable to perform the
ordinary duties of life2 ii 50, beware of patent
medicines, inexperienced and unskilled physi.
clans. DR.. Hibbard employs none but rational
md scientific methods-he uses 10 injurious
rugs IN removing tho poisonous effects of
BLOOD AND PRIVATE DISEASES from the
.ystem. SEXUAL WEAKNESS, with all its
o2neful effects positively cured by the latest
and best remedies Chronic, nervous, blood,
kidney, urinary, bladder and special diseases
treated il Bt-ictly up-to-date Ilanner.
InJbard Building,
1923 South End Ey., Phenix, Arizona.
Consultation frea. Hours 30 TO Y l TO 3, and
to z, address all commEnica tlons,
SHlLLFUi- SUCCESSFUL
JH4>Alazgf
RELIABLE PROGRESSIVE
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-09

We have succeeded in combining the
three all important essentials in sue
cessfu corset selling, viz: Price,
Quality and Comfort. Let US fit you.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-09

Don't go home without some of those
fine Arizona views at Donnell's, only
1Oc, IS w. washington.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-09

That is the kind we sell. We carry
the best made corsets for the money
in the city, and fit them. That means
corset comfort.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-09

Mexican Zerapes and genuine Mex
lean drawn work cut in half at Balke's
Big Curio Store.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-09

American Cleaning Works, E. Wash.
cor. Third st. Phone Red $50.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-09

Strangers it viii pay you to look up
Dowd's drug store.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-09

certain lands thereabOut and also fur
nishing the camp with a large part OF
its meat supply.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-24
R0dt.
jag langtar efter farg!

jag langtar efter fargi
R0da larger. som fiamma och leka!
Bort med ALT Diet fadda och veka,
Diet svaga och bleka,
SON aldrig gaf naring at sjalens marg!
Jag langtar efter ord!
R0da ord, som branna och r0ra,
som susa fran likt en- storm och for
CORA,
sla och forst0ra
och vraka all gammal logn 6fver bord.
Jag langtar efter kraft!
R6da kanslor med must och salta,
som makta all verldens kyla, smalta,
som granser valta
och bringa till mognad all lifvets saft!
Jag langtar efter storm!
Roda handlingar, b~lossande, galna!
Lange nog har jag latit dem svalna,
sjunka och fSlna,
kladt dem / mattans askgra form!
Rosor, r0da som blod,
r6da tankar och ord, som sjuda,
r0da kanslor, som sjunga och ljuda
har lifvet att bjuda
hvar och en-, som har modi
Ellen lundbers.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-24
NdpOI6OnS Si6ItmOrdSfOrS0k.

j general Thiebaults har
man funnit en- till synes ~trovardig
skildring af EFT sjelfmor1sf6rsok, som
Napoleon begatt EFT par dagar e'ter
slaget vid Waterloo.
General Thiebault dog 1897, men
hans memoarer hafva f6rst belt nyli-
gen offentliggjorts. De anses vara ge-
nomgaende ganska palitliga. Sin upp-
gift ON kejsarens sjelfmordsf0rs0k ha-
de han fatt af sin mangarige van Gas
~sicourt, Napoleons lifapotekare, och
han anfortrodde icke DENIES berattel-
Sc at nagon samtida, utan nedskref
den forst 1895, da babe Napoleon och
hans apotekare ~langesedan voro d0da.
Gassicourt hade berattat, att kejsa-
rem i b0rjan af Juni 1915 under stran-
caste tysthetskraf gaf honom Order
att anskaffa EFT sakert dodande gift,
som man kunde bara pa sig / en- me-
daljong, for att anvanda Diet i handel.
fiendens handler. Best0rt sokte G.. af.
rada Napoleon, men denne stod fast,
och befallningen utfordes. Eft par da-
gar fore Napoleons afresa till den af-
g0rande sista kampen lemnade G.. no,
nom medaljongen med EFT ofelbart do
dande gift.
Natten mellan den 81 och % Juni
blef Gassicourt plotsligt kallad till E.
lys~ee-palatset. Napoleon, aterkommen
! fran slit Waterloo, hade tagit giftet,
men omedelbart derefter angrat sig
och ~begarde nu af G. EFT motgift. G.
! gjorde hvad han kunde, och Napoleon
blef frisk igen.
Ire ar senare talade Gassicourt med
sin VAN general Thiebault ON denna
handelse och yppade sina bekymmer
for att giftet dock skulle hafva efter-
verkningar. Och da Napoleon hade af-
lidit af sin m~agsjukdom, SADIE G. mer
an en- gang till generalen: 'Nagot Ii
tet af giftet hade nog stannat qvar 1
magen, och Diet maste ID forr eller se'
mare valla OGDEN.
-
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-24

Proletarsynpunkt. Lille Kalle, upp.
vuxen j en- grand, befinner sig for for.
sta gangen pa landet, inviterad af en-
filantropisk fr0ken, som har seminar.
MOLE. Den v&nliga vardinnan prone
nerar omkring med honom for att visa
stallets harligheter.
- Titta upp. Kalle! utbrister hon
plotsligt. Ser du de sofa smA faglar.
ma, som flyer der hogt ofvanfor ira.
den?
- ia, stackars dom - suckar den
godhjertade lille Kalle Diet ar val
sana som int har nagra burar att va.
"a H..
Anna (laser ON Sven Dufva): NAL.
fyllig var han, frisk och sund."
LArarinnan: Hvad menas med, att
han a malfyllig?
Anna: - Han var matt.
Lararinnan: - Nej, tank efter: NAL
fyllig? -
Anna: Han var babe full och
matt.
LandtIist. Peter (blygt): Hor
nu, Stina, hon har val aldrig tankt pa
att gifta sig?
Stina: - Gifta mig? Ma, Diet har
jag ,aldrig haft en- tanke pa.
Peter (reser sig): - ia, da nottar
Diet val int att vi talas vid.
Stina: Peter, vanta! Mar han
nu namnde Diet, sa kom jag just till
att tanka pat
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-24

liksom 1 Kanada, ofverallt framtrader
tendensen att hopas | staderna 50
starkt, att en- viss r for framtideni
Dir fullt berattigad. Pa den fragan in
lat sig dock icke major Craigie, men
/ less stale vackte han uppmarksam-
heten pa Diet trostande forhallandet,
att ON nu manga fiera n maste
fodas, har ock Observation-Disclosures
vunnit en- deremot syarande tillokning.
Han bevisade ocksa delta med en- he'll
mangd siffror for Englands vidkom-
mande, men af dem anf0ra vi blot def
enda, att vardet a fast egendom steg
pr hufvud | delta land under aren 1888
1885 fran LA till 270 pund sterling
$3.50 till 1880.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-24
=. A aick Diet IN crss a .Atereor

k6pingen sin. a~lldagliga pragel. Men
ma ingen tro att marknaderna AFRO de
enda n0jena. som bjudas oss. Mel da!
tycker nagon Diet! Inget ambuleran-
de t~eatersallskap drager var nasa och
oron och ogon forbi. Ware sig de ha
CODA, medelmattiga eller daliga histrio-
niska formagor. sd nog CORA de oss
en- visit, men med mer eller mindre
lycklig utgang. Sc jag skall saga er
derborta j verldsstaden New York, att
estetiken DR. har / rama Smaland betyd.
ligt hogre an hos er, der kunnen sit
ia hela modiga fyra timmar och Sc
och bora pa nsstan hvad som helst
(for att IA valuta for intrAdesafgif-
TEMP; men sa gar Diet ej till har; ty
sc hvad som handle EFT sallskap igor
detsamma hvilket) som en- alton spe-
lade hAr. For halfsatt salong uppgick
ridan och 'spelet2.I b0rjade; men ha.
de ej pagatt mer an nagra minuter,
forr an publiken b0rjade troppa al
hem. Sc der kritik som duger!
MSu udI julia IidhdlSooh hiuobSi-
lig SHELF - med slit CODA sallskap ga.
star, eller Nordblom eller Anna Pet.
terson-Norrie med sina visor tjusar oss,
dA blir Diet annat af. Handklappnin.
gar, starka, sd de kunna skaka den
nyktra domen Oliver salongen (~teatern
ar inrymd i goodtemplarnes lokal)
genljuda och lansman nickar slit bi.
fall mot Thure s., som sitter och sma,
myser och njuter och kanske funde-
rar pa EFT uppslag till en- ny masterlig
allmogeberattelse.
Ty denne skamtare, kasor och sati.
riker lefver och hafver sin varelse har,
just hSr ! Vernamo!
ia tanken derpa I manga, som med
begarlighet asst alstren af hans pen.
ma j de Observation-Disclosures tidningar.
ne, hvilka for er uppbyggelse och no.
je ~behandigt ''klippt" dem.
Fol- ofrigt bebos ssmhallet af val.
burgna och arbetsamma m~edborgare
af iva KAISER - de som ga pa teatern
och de som int ga dit (de senare tyc.
ka Diet ar synd att skratta) och nyktra
arc de ALA f0rutom en- och han skyl-
Ter pa sin NOR, som fodde honom upp
pa flaska.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-24
Den syenska flaggans
dag.
IFlaggan hyllas.

Redan tidigt pa morgonen d. 1 Nov.
r0rde sig stora folkmassor fran ALA
Stockholms stadsdelar ned mot de
centralare platserna. Strax fore kloc-
kan MO voro de stora strakvagarna
fyllda af en- jemn, Reconsideration, som
raskt drog nedat Gustaf Adolfs tory,
Slottet, Blasieholmen.
Lejonbacken, Norrbro, Gustaf A
dolls tory, Blasieholmskajen och plat
sen framfor Diet nya riksdagshuset vo-
10 fyllda af folk. Ju mera klockan
narmade sig nio-slaget, desto mera
tatnade skarorna, och kortrafiken och
sparvagnarna hade sa svart att rora
sig, att for nagra minuter en- stagna-
tion t. o. m. intraffade.
Man spejade mot flaggstangerna pa
De stora, dominerande byggnaderna,
pa hVars TAX syntes personer, som ha-
de Diet hogtidliga ~uppdraget att hissa
den y flaggan. Storkyrkans, ia
kobs och Ri~ddarholmens minutvisare
foljdes af ~tusentals 0gon.
Nagra minuter fore MO hordes en- IL
ten gall anghvissla fran Kungsholmen
Stamma upp sin hyllning for den nya
flaggan och foljdes smart af en- brum-
mande grof fabrikspipa pa Solder.
Annu EFT 0gonblick, och fran ALA
Kungsholmens och Soders fabriker,
IRAN G~aleryarfvet och D~jurgarden lju-
Aer en- mangstammig kor af anghviss-
Dor. i delta underliga disharmoniska
hckord, som tranger Oliver ALA sta
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-24
V6rnamO-kr0nlka.
af Charles N.

at Charles N.
"a
Den l November 1905 skalla LANCE
lefva j s~venskarnes mime; tys da his.
sades anyo den gamla rena svensks
flaggan. za
Diver hela Sverige, under klock.
ringning i ALA kyrkor och under da,
nande kanonsaluter precis pa slaget
XII. 8 +. m skedde denna for oss sven
skar sa ~efterlangtade och kara akt.
Blandade kanslor fyllde vara brost
Kanslor af vemod 0fver en- forlorad 70.
sterbroder, som genom sin egen flask.
het forlorat rattiaheten till sIaktskap
med oss. Kanslor al mod, f0rtrostan
och hopp, ON att alter CORA Sverige till
hvad det en- gang var: Den bestam-
mande makten bland de tire nordiska
lSnderna. lngen, till borden svensk,
hvarhelst han an finnes, kan nusunder.
lata att med oss utropa: Gud beware
faderneslandet och gore Diet enigt
starkt och lyckligt!
Eft h6gtidligt preludium for en- kr6
nika h0r jag "Nordstjernans" lasare
och lasarinnor yttra och delta vid en-
It'd, dA den Oliver hela verlden, hvar.
helst en- smalannpg firms och andra
svenskar ocksa, valRanda Vernamo
marknad nyss gait at stapeln. Fri.
vecko-marknaden sd a~ntagligen
kallad, derfor att yara hurtiga dram.
gar och rara pigor, da far sig en- vec.
kas ledighet vid utbyte af tjenst -,
afslutades den "a Okt. Folk fran ALA
hall och kanter strommade till kopin-
gen och har var lika mycket folk, som
i Wall St, New York, mar man fruk-
tar en- panik pa borsen. ia, har skolen
! ia lasa:
M ha vi alter Vernamo "marken"!
Har ar mel lif an mar Noak Ut arken
slappte bad folk och ia los.
Flicker och getter och bender och
oXar.
Herregardsdrangen gar har nu och
koxar
pa hvarje solbrander tos.
Hvad skall du k6pa? ia svart ar att
valja.
ALT under himlen man har tyckes
salja.
Hvad will du ha? ia sag till!
Jasa - du redan pa kop ar belaten.
Kom. da sa ga vi och sc uppa staten,
ia ia din tos, ON du will.
Har ha vi harfvar och valtar och pho
gar,
Der ha vi oxen, som talmodigt knogar,
Helper dig bruka din jord.
Har ha vi stamjern och hyflar och
yxor,
Der ha vi rockar och vastar och
byxor,
| Stolar och sangar och bord.
Har ha vi bleckkarl och stop och ka-
struller,
Der ar en- stanka, som visst mar hon
full ar
| star mangen bonde omkull.
Har ha vi finaste sma karameller,
granna och pyntade, sa'na som small
Ter,
bade j rodt och j gull.
Der uppa marker sta kittlar och kru-
kor,
Har pa EFT bord sta bad trummor och
pukor,
Del saljas kjoltyg och larft.
Hemgjorda sn0rhf, for gossar att
famna, -
mar de ON hfvet pa flickorna hanna
seden af far sin de arft.
Sc der ar lansman, sa styf och kava.
ter.
Han har ju riktiga herremanslater
och han ar alls icke morsk.
NJ flick han CORA - Sc bonden der
borta
hur han klar karlen - den tjocka och
korta,
- tror honom visst vara norsk.
Slut pa kommersen! ia nu ska vi aka
pa karusellen och flickorna raka,
kanske man far sig en- kyss.
10 10, den varan ar valkand pa orten,
horde du smaller derborta / porten
som vi passerade nyss?
Laten nu godhjertadt tackelset falla
gossar och flicker vi varit ju ALA
en- gang da hjertat slog varmt.
Att at er gubbar anda ge en- lisa,
gick jag sd hem och skref ner denna
visa.
] sag nu att lifyet ar armtl
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-24
stund at Diet NEST gripande aI1var

stund AZ Diet NEST gripande aIivar
Man sag tarar j alias ogon.
Mar sanger tystnat framtradde den
aldrige koEungen och utbringade Ell
Lefve Sverige! Hurraropen skallade
trumpeterna smattrade.
Mellan blagula fanor strommade
derefter mangden ut och inom EFT o,
gonblick var Strandvagen med sina
hundratals fanor fylld af mennisko
skaror.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-24

i Goteborg, Malm0, Norrk6ping, Hell
sigborg, Karlskrona, Kalmar, Lands
krona, Sk0fde, Nykoping, ostersund,
Gefle, Hernosand, Soderhamn m. II.
stader och mindre samfund mottogs
den ena svenska flaggan af jublande
menniskomassor under kanonsalut
och klockringning SAINT musk och al.
sjungandet af fosterlandska sanger
hymner etc.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-24
SverigeS fana!
fden 4 November 1eo5.)

(den I November 1eo5.)
Nu flyga de blagula farger pa stangen
och nordan / b6ljande vaderna STAR.
Nu stige / samklang den brusande
sanger!
Sc, fadernas lana nu alter Or var!
Mot himmelens bla
se gyllene korset, det ~strAlande, sta!
wi, svenskar, i endrakt om fanan ga
Vakt
en- riddarevakt
ON fanan, den stolta, ALT Sverige
skall sla.
vi. svenskar, vi sommat var alskade
flagga
af b6ljor, SON fra i solglansen ga,
af sjoar, som blicka, af skordar, som
vagga,
al kransar af blaklint bland ragarnas
stra,
af e~lfvarnes band
med BRAIN af de gyllene nipornas
sand,
af troblaa ogon och gosshufvudgull,
ga af bjorkarnas gull
ON hosten mot Dalarnes fjallar de bla.
i korset an glanser det heliga tecken,
som ledde kung Erik i le~dungafard! 3
Sc, aran och troheten lysa ur vecken
och ratten star stodd mot vart blixt-
rande svard.
Ur hafdernas grift
tlu flammar anyo den ~bragdernas
skrift
eom Sverige har ristat med svardet i
y och h~jeltarnas blod .
hn sjuder, som jern pa var flammande
Lard! -
vi s~vLnskar, vi vandra nu alter var ba-
nS
fraE> Lutzen och Narva och Balten och
Lund,
vi viga vart lf till var alskade fana,
och warren skall spiTa UT minnenas
g. grund.
M signe Du, Gud,
vart land och vArt folk / dess faderne-
skrud!
j OGDEN vart slocknande 0ga blot gif,
en- CLINT an oss glf p
af stralande korseti pa himmelens
grund.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-24

Sveriges folk Ell skilja
granser mer.
En- ar Sveriges villa.
Rent baner!
ALA kring var fana!
Skarpt vart stal!
Rak Or r8ttens bana,
lust vart NAL.
Fana, du! pa ringen
spannet bill
Tale skymf af ingen,
stolt och fri!
Diver falt och skogar
strala klar.
Signe svard och plogar,
vart forsvar.
Tand till i'd och lekar
cid j sjal!
Lar oss sang, som ekar:
"Sveriges val"!
Vaja Oliver hafven,
fana var!
Lys oss Oliver grafven,
tack var bar!
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-24

M vajar den blagula fanan pa stan
gen,
och nordan den friska j flikarna star.
vi krafterna spanna vid klingande
sanger,
och folket derunder till arbetet g&ri
Med karlek och hopp
och seniga armar nj bygga vi opp
Tart Sverige pa nytt pa dess urgamla
grund,
4 pa trohetens grundi
Sc, E~riksbaneret an fore oss gar!
Adolf B~erencreutz.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08

Regular meeting Of ITia-
watha Lodge, No. 20, I. O.
@. f., on Thursday evening,
Nov. 9, 1905. After the meeting Min
nehaha Encampment, No. 2, win hold a
special meeting for practice. H. w
Scott, Noble Grand
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08
The GoodsA lin xepingw MS weaher
A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
Tenth District Rebekahs Meet.

Bethel, Nov. s.-The tenth annual
Rebekah District meeting OF District
No. s, !. O. o. II, was held with Home
Lodge No. 10, at Odd Fellows hall last
evening. A large representation from
Woodstock chartered special train.
Good representations were made by
other lodges from White River Junction,
FelehviIIe, Windsor, and Randolph. Dis
trict Deputy Miss Bessie G.. Vaughn Of
Woodstock presided. Four candidates
were initiated into the mysteries of the
order. The degree work was demonstrate
ed by the Kedron Lodge, No. % Of
Woodstock. A paper ON the trails Of a
Degree Master was read by Miss Wiley
OF White River Junction.
Remarks were made by p. d. Ds
Spaulding and Holden of Woodstock Z
P. State President Mrs. Eva Hazen Of
Windsor, State Sec'y Mrs. Louise Il.
Boyee, Barre: State Treasurer Mrs. Ella
c. Finney, Lyndonville; Vice President
Miss Mabel II. Gleason, Rutland; Presi-
dent Mrs. CorneIia 4. Bond, st. Johns
bury; p. d. d. Jones of Mt. Lebanon
Lodge, No. 25, Lebanon, n. H., r. ID. d
Dinsmore of Mary Washington Lodge 81
Boston, Mass, ReYs. Geo. i. Foster and
/ ], Hall Long.
| Ii was voted to apportion the expense
| OF the district meetings hereafter on al
the lodges of the district.
| A collation. and cafe lunch were ser.
we'd before and after the meeting respec
lively.