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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-09
D nflf RUSSIANS LIE DEAD BEF0RR
lUyQ GENERAL QkUS SOLDIERS
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80
who applledafof reins atemen /; &G Gen.
|ersl Manager Frank Hedley saSs that
only such men as 3are needed toS op. ,,.
berate q ths trains Rtliss re-emplo
aud mot spne Of he; tfikes breakers;
who shows 3abilityss@iil be- dismissed
to make room for those who @enttiion
strike. ~ ~ B
When President Pepper was sun.
formed this morning that several }fof
the strikers had returned 10 work,
he declared: Il @ill swear on the
Bible that not a single member Bof
our sunion has gone back 10 work, nor
do any intend to. We viii win. this
strike as sure as we live 4,
y Speaking of the resumption Of ex.
press trains in the subway, Presi.
dent Pepper said: 4 & "
THE more trains they run with
their green motormen, the more Scol.
listens. The more collisions there
are the more dead and injured The
more dead and injured, the sooner
We will win the strike..n
Efforts were made to-day TO induce
the strike.breakers to quit their
posts, but without success.
The police were! stationed on 4 ali
trains and stations and quickly duell.
ed any disorder or violence. Z NJ
The strike leaders Will; do their
utmost today to induce the three
hundred stationary iaremens in the
power houses, which supply the elec.
tricity to the subway and elevated
lines, to 90 out on, sympathetic
strike. They have already appealed
to&the flremen. to so out, but their
appeal has not been listened to. Only
a few Of the flremen arej union men. /
REPRESENTATIVES off, the strikers
will apply Is. the Supreme ourt to.
day for an Injunction 10 compel the
company 70 put back the emergency
brakes which were taken out OF tile
cars on Monday, These brakes were
taken out 5hecause Information reach,
ed the company TO the effect. that
strikers would interfere with trafiics:i
by pulling these brakes. !. y "
Surface cars were still oyercrowd,
ed this morning, bringing people
down town, but there was not the
same congestion as yesterday. The
subway carried thousands and was
crowded. Many who have refused jtt6
ride in the subway. because 81 the &C.
cident Of the might before last haYe
overcome their fears. q: q ! z Z
Traffic on the elevated lines was
Continued Gon8 Eourthst Page.) 3 (,
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iIHlES MAN sWHoMsTHE STRIKERS
slFS y NEW YoRk ARE ASKING
TO .I1ot HAVE REMOVED.
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sIs I. SlsV lV@ J YORK Mar. 9.While the
enr1plo r1 lEoy3ess Of q the 5Interborough Rapid
transit 4 Company are demanding
higher lht t wa ges and shortsr hours, the
= ss,rlke on the system is! virtually
AGAINST the continuance in power Of
Frank Hedley, the general manager
Of the road. Hedly once broke up u the
y Hnions on; the elevated road in chica.
50 and an when. Y; he was brought here
Two years ago a fight was waged
against him and kept upt the union.
Hi 20 q Ave thousand men against him
i 5tie dleys says he can win the strike.
Hedley rose from the ranks Of labor,
N. sheer hard work and Industry and
shisSc career is Interesting. S$ E
When twenty years OF age Hedlex
came from his home In England to
thls5 country TO seek for work. That
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-09
qHAD2 TROY =EIAS BEEN .ELECTED
MANAGER 0FsIBASEBALL TEAM

bockers, and Is therefore acquafnt:
d!wlth all the men in his profession.
tApropos Of his age, the following
took place in the Marietta Hotel yes.
terday:
"a young man, who Is identified
with the sport in this city, entered
the hotel and was introduced to Troy
by President Slack. After the for.
mality the young fellow said: 81 ex.
pected to see a much older man than
you seem to be, Mr.. Troy. have
heard Of you all my life as a base.
ball player and the few men in town
who know you always speak Of vol,
as Old sThad Troy" .4
t4"Well, I'm not as young as / used
to be-" he replied. Evidently he is q
little touchy on this age question, for
he added a moment later: "You see
when a man has been playing profes.
sional 7ball for eight, or ten years, no
naltter5at tl1ial what age he starts, people
will naturally call him sold.'
Troy is reported TO be4Twell THAT
wouldn't be fair bit &c s9plenty, and
most men are out Of the business
when they reach 1t. But a question
to- the people who met. him for the
first time yesterday ELECTED the fact
that he couldn't be over twenty:
eight at the mostsS And no matter
how many years have passed over
HIS head it is!a fact that he isn't any
more hanSthat, for a ball player is
as Sold#as he feels and looks. 81
Harry Blumling is in communica,
ton with President Slack, and his
return is assured, notwithstanding
the factfthata he has signed Iona:
coming contract. He viii start the
season with that team, however, as
their season opens in advance OF
ours, but on the opening day. he will
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-09
sATTLE NJ pk DEN & HAS BEEN
THE BIO ST . Il The WAR,
THE MESS les STATE. 4
THEJ AflE Ess /, YEgPR oBAREY
CUT III AiLyYA,YssN oRTti Z! s5 i
Q DEL
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Tokloh March e:-Messases from
the front state that the battle before
Mtkden has been the bloodlest of
the war. over s, 900 Russians dead
slies before General oku,s army alone,
s. IS said, and II is expected that the
Sreperts from the other armies will
treble this number: & The casualties
sons both sides Viii. probabjy y exceed
one hundred thousand. Il is belieY;
ed ttI,sS Japanese have cut the railway
north Of sMukden, leaving the only re.
treat for General kuropatkln's army
by road and the light railway via
Fushun. {.
tt Is stated that Field Marshal
oyarna has directed his army not to
5.Sssn1eamp In large bodies in the yicin.
sityS Sof N ukden, In order to appease
the native residents and safeguard
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-09
ILROAD.OPERATIONS BEGAN
last MICH SBUT SOON STOPPED

IinanS lad AL read dYFf q led his app plication
with " the goli1t clerk though he had
no neral and sprobably no legal right
Ito5s5 ID 20 until ne was tecpnnended.
bl!yflthe councl1. Judge Haymond fur:
tbers stated that ile had no personal
feeling I'm the matter but that he did
not think it ought to be railroaded
|throish TO q motion TO extend the
time sot The session IN order TO con.
slider 81 the appilcati Ion espanciinen
Raymond and Hutchinson yesed no.
and, as an extension of time requires
q naniimous yote. the council ad-
jpurned sine die 8
#Whenzt the council ilsmet ais a canvass.
Ing board ~ was found that the pom
looks were not signed up properly,
end the board sdirected sat the poll
clerks be summoned 70 meet with
them toinotfoW morniss at ten
O'Clock. The 5offietal count verified!
The returns already made by the
poll.e:erkI sho@ Ing the total. num-
her !of votes cast u lie L ZIG. ~
Thafe we're present at the board
ne, meet ing linen IIaSinond, Lily.
Davis, Hutchinsoh. isarr How.
ard Robinson and Eyesl.ast and
ata the council meeting following.
onnc:lnlen Raymond. Davis, Hutch
fii,son, II s. \ arr e1ass Robinson and
EYerhart s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-09
KILLED |. I
fsEY MINERS FELT Tf4 Rec
Z NJ \! Sl;,l@oREDE Y FEET no DEATH e
= = rs: AT ooNaTo o.paY. {; :.

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NJ iNYyl.Ll,lttsssSRs N, an 9. g
,lssyon3 !, SsSI rtien y.eFss t,jisd in sths Clest
Sspflk1 celllery ot the c,ear Spring,
Sea celnaany w aks, nan sig DER,
NJ NJ noon to-day, caused ~ the break,
,nsi gholstlns cable. Tho men ana
.ssrrlass fell to the bottom, 500 feel,
aPs ;sil, were instantly Killed. h. 3 ;i s3
S q be Victims, all miners, ares u
soE oIReE5 HAAS, Pittstons 3
ADAM kANAMEo oskY, : Rittston.
sssS TIL oNYt slA o DIES PItts.on. y
T TiHt7LoNYF 4, elRViskY,s Wcs. Pitts.
tom sj II
\ q Asl6AM b N casio RlAs, sWes. Pitts.
ton. ii:.55 & u. Z,
sMlcAAEL oENosky West pits: ,,:
ton. n
ANTHONY " .,Ako is, Wes.
Plttston. ~: ~ RI
The men had cut of sufficient coal
for .,helr day and5hsd gathered at the
foot Of the air shaft, Or second open.
Ing Of the eolllsry3 waiting 10 bei holat
Cd to the surface on the pooni car car.
rlaSe. 354s. MI
SSWkcn I. g the empty carriage @asilow
eref the seven men boarded 1t ans
sayesthe signal to- hoist. The car.
riasc{ had proceeded but 900 feet ur
the shaft when the hosting rope part.
60 60 and the seven men were dashed
stoadeath at the bottom. s 3sS$ y
q rescue party inmedlatei Y wen,
down and aided by men inside, soon
feurds .lt'tlrd the r,ansled 5remains 5of the
miners. 8 3sS
The ieollierysWao thrown Idle Blythe
accident and Mine Inspector; McDon
aid and the company officials are max
Ing an investigation.
Z Five Of the viotims were narriee
ard leave widows and orphan chill.
aren.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-09
ssTH 4, \ S s GO lhiENT DOES NOR
SEEN no 81 Sk,A isiNe a
NJ 4 cry sTRo oNe CASE. & 3 h e.
MRS \ SStApWiciS AND i4ER
9sSf5 's9s RlEG Gps I'll N K SIZE Will.
oulTTgp.


& nTsI.A siafell
.sts u " hef eiiaeks i,sit
Ipi'lap5 NJ p59sslEe ill manner of siss;
& & llaSlS q ferotted for ili6
fpqfl sS9 ~ fat trlai Intsrest ii
sshet h g 3sni SlnS tto proc diings Ii on lie
lncrepse I ere crowd al che
.iail this morliinE to sec ilef enter
her earrtage and aaatheg crowd a,
The court building d See her leave Il.
En- route here Sas a crowd follow.
Ing NE earring u.
81 Chadwick md her friends
seem confident u lief ae9nittai. They
assert ass That the yetnment has moi
proved conspiracy 'rhey shy that
bad book eeplng and tlnanelering I'm. Z
profitable the bank have been pyos.|
ed but no splracy and ii is con.
splracy5 that lis charged III tl,e iniics.
ment,
The United States district attor-
ttney3 is sure He feels that he has
proven enough conspiracy to satisfy
The most ext sting. Z
/ Judge Tas slors il charge WIN be oi
the the igliest simpo ortaaee in the case.
It Iies probably WIN eSplain u tho
Jury What constitutes conspiracy in.
ider3the law. and he may cast d legal
light on the transactions between
Mrs Chadwick and the bank. 1t
seems probable that the defense vim
contend that even II some oi these
q transact tlons might be considered un.
itlss, usual they were not Irregular or llis-
gal,
551TeF The proseca altlon viii insist tha,
some SON We're Irregular and that others
were downright criminal.
G. Doollttle, he expert account.
ant was recalled . To the stand by tiin
defense this morning with s one OF
the big journals Of tie oesfIin baais
In his lap, sDoollttle testified That OF
Noyember# 9 1904 Mrs. chndwicl.
had credit TO the amount of $4,000
and on n Noyember i6, 1905. she was
credited with $4,000.
Il In the mid ID Lesson on book;
s.et,etrlngs 5.asley sud denly ipteffupiet
Wing who was Conducting the exam.
lnation. They retired no the hallway
for consulta lion III three minutes
they returned
pGolittle said in answer 10 ques.
tlons Y that the sheet Of tl,e ledger on
Syhlch5 certified schecl should be re-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-09
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.RuSSELGSAGEB
Has Severe coId-Has Been In Bed
Five Days. s ". S S 3;
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NEW " ORR Mar. 9. Russell Sage,
who Is in his seth year and has been
.rretty feeble for the past month, has
teen in bed five days now with a hard
cold at his home. He$has for a long
time time been subject to- bronchial at.
lacks and shisg throat Is sensitive. DR..
jaP.as Mum, his ysiciaa, visited him
three times yesterday. la
59g sslE'r Dr. Mum said that MI Sage was,
getting along nicely. i ~ &
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Looegresaai

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Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-18

handling. sd far du icke heller lata
afskracka dig af llfvets f6rsta veder.
vardigheter. Besluta dig blot for All
f0rvarfva moralisk energi. lifyets star.
sta er0fring, och for sd vidt du sialf
Dir here Oliver omstandigheterna. 81
placera dig sjalf der skolan FOR dessa
egenskapers forvarfvande dr. den ba.
sta.
Ma, jag menar icxe harmed att def
dir klokt att b0rja for valdsamt. Man
for icke IN invalid eller rekonyales.
cent fran EFT varmt rum direkt Ut !
sn0 och kyla. Men alagg dig sjalf EFT
eller annat rattskaffens arbete och be.
sluta att med all din kraft utf6ra Diet
Diet ma ara hardt eller latt, ledsamt
eller intressant. Jag hade sd mar
sagt: Diet Or likgiltiet. byar du arbe.
tar, ON du finner EFT arbete, som gif-
yer din sjal manlig och fast hallninp
och du vanjer dig till kamp mot yansk-
ligheter. Da ar jag utan fruktan for
dig. och det skall du ocksa vara.
Efter Charming.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-18
DIET AR DALio EkoNoMl:

II Att till ! morgon uppskjuta hyad
som kan goras | dag.
p Att bruka saden okrossad till 70.
der / stallet for att mala eller koka
den.
81 Att halla flera hastar ain kor.
a Att utsatta godselhogen for regn.
81 Att alldeles asidosatta eller for.
summa odlingen af rotfrukter for bo-
skapens vinterbehof.
81 Att slappa ut ~boskapen for tidigt
pa bette. imam graset DIR t~illrackligt.
y Att sa och vanta god afkastning
af en- lila forarbetad aker.
81 Att sd grasfron for tunnt.
81 Att forsumma h0nsgarden.
10) Att uraktlata att plantera frukt-
trad, barbuskar och tradgardsbar.
I'D Att f0rsumma kokstradgarden.
12) Att lata huset forfalla.
13) Att dricka brannvin.
14) Att lata odugligt folk STAMINA i
tjansten eller / ems narhet.
15) Att amanda daligt eller orent
utsade,
1s) Att lata smarakningar ligga pa
hog.
I'D Att forsumma kyrkan ON s6nda-
gen.
49, Att f6rsoka sk6ta en- gard utan
en- rask och gladlynt hustru.
19) Att gifta sig med en- stolt, fa-
fang och nyckfull qvinna.
2O) Att uraktlata att gifva barnen
en- god och forstandig uppfostran.
21) Att forsumma lara barnen nyt-
tigt arbete och sparsamhet.
Delta, sager den amerikanske bon
den, ar en- dalig ekonomi. Och hvad
sager den svenske?
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-18
vxckELsE TILL ARHETE.

Hvad vi ALA behofva Diet ar ener
gisk sjalff0rnekelse.
vi m&ste underkasta oss bestamda
regler for tidens anvandning, for sail
skapslif o. S. v.
vi beh0fva b~eslutsamhet, fasthet
foresatser, ihardighet.
Att sakna dessa egenskaper ar EFT
storre ondt an sjalfviskhet eller k0ld,
Du har mahanda erhallit en- nagot
for mild och mjuk uppfostran, och
du far nu betala for att du hittills
kunnat segla | smut vatten. Du har
annu icke Tart att villa med den ener.
81 och Diet mod. som f0rstar att Diver.
yinna svarigheter.
VIII du veta. hur man o~fvervinner
dem?
vi veta iu att anstrangning, gym
nastik och kamp med svarigheter har-
dar kroppen. Alldeles pa Stamina satt
ar Diet med sjalen.
Att sitta | var kammare och syar-
ma och f0rdjupa oss i en- upph0jd
tankeverld, hjalper foga. vi maste
smalta var lasning, sa att den blir
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-18
EN- INTERvJU MED EDISON.

Edison har nyligen infor en- inter-
vjuare gjort en- del intressanta utta-
Tandem angaende radium, elektricite-
tens framtid o. s. v. Angaende radi-
um yttrar han att han sokt derefter
pa flerfaldiga platser, utan att KUN
n a finna nagon mera ~betydande qvan-
titet. Radium ar, SADIE han, liksom
R0ntgenstralarna, utrustadt med for
maya att genomtranga fasta kroppar,
och dess verkningar arc lika farliga
for forskarna. Min hustru viii Ell till
lata mig att vidare experimentera der
med. bet ena af nina 0gon har blif-
Wit skadadt deraf och min mage an
gripen. Min medhjalpare dog pa grund
af radiums ohelsosamma inverkan, och
hans bror har fatt skinnet pa br0st
och armar rodfargadt genom expert
ment med R0ntgenstralar. Diet ar gan
ska eget att dessa skador genom R0nt-
genstralar visa sig annu tolf manader
efter experimental.
Edison tillfragades nu ON han, lik-
som Tesla, trodde att vi med tillhjalp
af elektricitet skulle kunna meddela
oss med hvarandra rundt jorden.
Han svarade att han Ell vantade ma
gon vidare utveckling 1 delta afseen-
de, ehuru den tradl0sa telegrafien
nog komme att vidare u%tyecklas. Mar
conf befunne sig pa riktig vag. men
kablarne komme eli att bli 0fverfl0-
Olga. Likaval som telegraf och tele-
fon fullstandiga hvarandra, sa kom-
ma kabeltelegrafi och tradlos sadan
att CORA.
Japanerna ha / kriget vetat begag-
ma den tradlosa telegrafien pa EFT ut
markt satt. De arc EFT underbart folk,
moderna i ALA afseenden.
De komma, da kriget ar slut, att
belt och ballet omstopa f0rhallandena
! yttersta 0stern och sporra Kina till
framsteg. Japanerna komma att in
lata sig pa en- industriel kamp, k0pa
de basta maskinerna for att producera
sd billigt som mojligt. Sedan ia vi
syart att reda oss. Maskinfolken kom-
ma att leda verldens oden och be-
stamina ofver de andra folken. Med
maskinfolk menar jag sadana SON be-
tjana sig af maskiner for arbetet sa
mycket som mojligt. Till slut komma
de %nationer att vara de f6rnamsta pa
jorden som sta h6gst | afseende pa
att p%roducera varor. | Diet att de le-
dem battre och billigare an de
andra. Handeln blir nationernas sto-
ra stridsfraga.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-18

Fru Benedicta a d6d. Knut ! franz
mande land, Ingegerd gift med den ad-
lie herren Brynjolf Bengtsson. ingrid
vardt enka och atervande da med sin
son Knut till fosterlandet och ingick
4 Vreta kloster, der Karin da annu var
abbedissa. Hon var nu mycket from
och u~nderkastade sig sjalf manga IA
stor och spakningar, men hon a mild
mot dem, hon styrde, till sin dod. Ell
ter henne blef Ingrid abbedissa, o
lefde lange och blef mycket gammal.
Xfven hon var mycket alskad at syst
rarna. hennes son Knut names | dem
ma lids urkunder forst sasom sven ar
vapen och sedan sasom riddare. Han
vardt gift med den adle Torgil Knuts-
sons dotter.
Esbjorn slutligen fortsatte slit LII
som lekare, omhuldad af hog och lag.
Han sj0ng vid konungarna Eriks och
Hakan H0gbens hof, och da den senare
formalde sig med den sang och sago-
alskande Euphemia fran Rugen, vardt
han hennes gunstling och ~hofsangare.
bet fortaljes till och med, att Diet var
han, som till svensk yers omdanade
den af %drottningen sd omtyckta sagan
ON Flores och Blanzeflor, och att han
diktade manga andra sanger, hvilka vi
kanske annu hafva qvar, ON an c
i deras of0rfalskade skepnad, under
MANN af folkvisor. Esbj0rn stannade
dock icke standigt i Norge. Han kom
It'd efter AMMAN hem till slit eget land.
For honom oppnade bonden sin stuga
och riddaren sin sal - biskopen bjod
honom att sjunga / kyrkan och saliva
abbedissan oppnade sina dorrar pa
giant, for att klostersystrarna skulle
ia bora hans sang. Stundom kom han
ocksa till Froberga, alltid hyllad och
alskad, alltid glad at hemmets sofa
mjod, men alltid lockad derifran at Diet
kringstrofvande lifvets starka, rusan-
de vim.
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Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-18
"A.
H~embryssdt mjod och skummande vim.
Esbjorn foljde honom dit.

Hembryggdt miod och skummande vim
Herr Karls dod kastade en- skugga
Oliver Boels och Esbjorns aterseende,
men Diet var dock en- glade for dem
ster vanare an ~nagonsin, han omta-
lade for henne, att nj var nog stugan
vid Froberga timrad, och till warren
skulle den gamle Harald lata mura en-
spis med skorsten, ty han fam delta
mera passande for de unga, anskont
han for gen del holl pa sin gamla
hard midi / stugan. R0kfanget syntes
honom sa nodvandigt for trefnaden,
der sag man stjarnor pa himmeln
blixtra fran genom rokmolnen.
Boel och Stem voro nu trolofvade,
och Folke skamtade med dem och ia
lade ON brollop till warren, ehuru han
fullval skulle sakna bada sina trogna
tjanare.
Esbjorn hade vantat, att Boel skulle
varit gladare vid tanken pa att ater-
Wanda till Froberga och bosatta sig
der med Stem. Mar han tankte pa
Huld, huru glad hon var, och huru
den minsta smasak kunde frojda hen
me-, som kunde hafva anvandning | hen
mes hem - Diet hem, der Esbjorn och
hon skulle bygga och BIO tillsammans,
da f0ref0ll honom Boel nastan likgil-
tig, men han vile icke fraga eller for
ska. Hon skulle blifva lycklig, derom
var han 6fvertygad, ON an nagot tycke
for den unge Knut Sv~antepolksson
fumes qvar hos henne.
Sa forgick vintern, och da warren
kom, reddes Boels och Stems br0llop,
och Folke, hvilken nu hade en- tryggad
staining sasom slottshofvitsman hos
korung Hakan Hogben, skankte sina
trogna t;Snare manga CODA gafvor.
Ingrid smyckade sjalf bruden, och
lagman Lars med sin husfru kom pa
brollopet, glad och yansall, som han
plagade.
Rorik a ocksa Ger. ehuru han vi
SADIE f0ga fornojelse. han tankte oupp-
horligen pa sin dode broder. Det gram
de honom, att icke de andra broderna
syntes sorja honom sa mycket som
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-18
En- Lekare
sIlsr
erRxNcALEk OCH vAPENMAkT'
,hIstosIsk roman at
MathlIda L onnbsre.

(25) tForts. fir. foreg. nr.)
Denna synd syntes val den fromme
biskopen himmelsskriande, men han
nekade dock ieke den d0dsdomde alb
solution. Sa var bikten andad. och
herr Karl gick med stadiga steg till
sin hast och svangde sig upp, liksom
han skulle hafva ridit till en- tornering
Sa narmade sig en- ~fangvaktare och
vile fangsla hans fotter och samman
fasta dem med en- kedja under hastens
bulk.
Lat vara, min van! SADIE herr
Karl smaleende. Jag tanker icke fly
och / riden jul ocksa rundtom mig pa
ALA sidor.
Sa helsade han folket, som kommit
for att Sc hans affard, och taget satte
sig i rorelse.
Vid Vreta hade en- stor myckenhet
folk samlats, babe herreman och bon
der, afven q~vinnor och barn funnos
der, och i klosterporten tittade nagra
nunnor fran. Herr Svantepolk holl
pa sin svarta hingst narmast den spets.
gard, som var utstalld rundt ON rattar-
platsen. Biskop Bengt, som hade foljt
herr Karl hela wagon och talat med no.
nom ON Guds forlatande mad och he'll
gonens fortjanst, steg upp med honom
pa den stallning som var uppf0rd utan.
for klosterporten. Herr Karls blickar
sokte klostret, liksom han undrat, ON
nagot budskap derifran skulle komma,
Da kom EFT tag af nunnor ut, ALA med
anletena dolda under sina svarta slo-
jor. De gingo fran till herr Svante-
polk, knafollo och bado for den dods-
domde.
Han svarade dem med en- stolt ton:
En- falld dom kan jag icke numera
andra. bet lonade foga att for en- sa-
dan orsak lemna den heliga fristaden
och boja de khan. som endast bort boz
jas for Guds och h%elgonens tillbedjan-
de, for en- syndig man som jag.
Nunnorna %f0rsvunno efter delta till
tai. Biskopen Taste bonen for den do
ende, alias hufvud blottades och ALA
khan bodies. Sa knabGjde afven herr
Karl, han syntes sd lugn och fridfull
till shines. Da steg b0deln fran pa
upphojningen, hans stora tunga svard
blixtrade. Eft valdigt hugg, herr Karls
ada hufvud foil.
Herr S%vantepolk red fran till klo-
sterporten och sporde, ON han kunde
ia raka fru abbedissan, och flick till
svar, att hon var d0dssjuk och ingen
finge Sc henne.
Sa kommo, STAKEHOLDER fran, lade
herr Karls d0da kropp i en- kista och
lyfte denna pa en- bar.
Herr Karl skulle g~raflaggas i Vreta,
och hans bar bars in i k~losterkyrkan.
Rorik hade lemnat sin broder med
babe harm och sorg, nu vile han icke
STAMINA i landet. Han red SON en- flyk-
ting genom ostra Gotland - han seq
lade Oliver Vettern, tog EFT hastigt far
val af fader och br0der och skyndade
till Norge, der han stannade till sin
dod.
Esbj0rn foljde honom dit.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-18

dock alltid &c %anledning till f~arggladle
och konstnarlighet. Sa klandrar han
qyinnorna for deras pratsamhet! "oh,
/ dessa politikens dagarl Prata vi mer
an manner? Nej, tusen ganger neil
jag fragar ALA arliga manniskor pa
heder och samvete: kan nagon prata
mera strunt an genomsnittsmannen?
Det Dir absolut omojligt!"
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-18

bet gar langsamt har 1 verlden att
ia e~rkannande. Ingen manniska tam
ksr pa att lagga blommor pa ems graf,
forran nan Dir dod.
En- fattig italiensk arbetares eller
mindre jordbrukares arsinkomster Of
yerskrida sallan 500 kr.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-18

Boel och Sten lefde lange och lyck-
ligt tillsammans. Deras ION AXE flick
en- syster, som kallades Sigrun, och
annu en-, som Esbj0rn varit g~udfader
till och gifvit namnet Huld. Den gam
lie morfadern afsomnade matt af ar,
och hans gamla syster foljde honom
smart ! grafven. Fr6berga tiilhorde
nu Boel och hennes man. Garden lag
aflagset, och de lefde der / frid afven
under ALA de br~0drafejder, som skaka-
de landet.
Svantepolk Knutsson blef mer an
attic ar och vardt slutligen afven 0st-
gotta lagman, som han sa ifrigt atradt,
men han var numera en- ensam man.