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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-27

ta1nS OF the MS ~
toric past? No stone
marks the last camp of
Pontiac nor of Tecumseh.
We know not the burial
place of Blue Jacket,
Little Turtle, Crane nor -
Logan. In the United
States to-day are nine
monuments erected by -
white men to perpetuate W
the memory of famous In IN
dams, and the nine great ,WN
warriors of the early viii ~
derness thus remembered ~
are Miantonomoh, Uncas, - ~
Keokuk, Leatherlips, Sc MA
attic, Red Jacket, Corn m
stalk, Tomo-chi-chi and HNk
Pokagon. NM
Miantonomoh, famous AN
sachem of the Narragan- AH
sets, was one of the first HM
Indian chiefs of whom L&fA
early English settlers of l
Connecticut and Rhode
Island had knowledge. He az
was captured and execu- y
ted in 643 and was buried
mile east of Norwich,
Connecticut, on the spot ~
where he died. For many ~
years thereafter members
of his tribe made visits
to the grave, and each
added to pile of stone until a conside
ment was raised in this way to his mel
own tribe. In 1871 the citizens of N
vicinity placed over the grave of Mial
solid brock of granite, eight feet Ion!
high and five feet in thickness, with the
"Miantonomoh, I643," cut in large de-
This was the first monument actu
by white men over the grave of an
nothing could better Illustrate the
civilization than this act of rescuine
of this noted chief from neglect and oil
two hundred years before had been
and executed by the English settlers
Uncas was the most noted chief of t
tribe, branch of the Pequots He
vanCed age about 1858, at Norwich, Coz
which town he decided a large tract of
before his death. The people of N
contemplated a monument to Uncas, bu
did not take active form until the SUM
when General Jackson, then President 0
States, visited Norwich, and his visit w
occasion of awakening an active int
project of erecting a monument for
friend, as they expressed 1.-THE Mohe
Uncas.
President Jackson formally moved
ation-stone to its place" 1t has bee
by the historian Caulkins as AN inter
gestive ceremony; token of respec
modern warrior to the ancient-from t
race to the aborigines. -
But the project of completing the
languished, and not until July, 1S47, VIZ
memorial finally completed. 1t is grs
or shaft, about twenty feet in height
by huge granite block upon which the
"Uncas" is cut in large letters. All
grave of Uncas repose the ashes of man
members of his tribe. The place hac
before and has been used since by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-27

XNTHERE sleep the
w great red chief
tains of the his
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-24

The latest word from the Tanana is to the effect thot the clean up is fully justifying the claims made some time ago that that district vin produce $500, 900 this year. Two weeks sgo there vas a disposition on the part Of some of the Fairbanks business men to be skeptical. Nov telegrsms are being received from those inside saying that 1t will fully equal if !, does not surpass the hopes of the most optimistic.
 A telegram vas received yesterday by Major W. P. Richardson, presiden, of the road commission, from John r. Dilloa, formerly of skAgvsy, in which 1t vas stated the output win be $500, oOo. Mir. Dillon is secretary Of the Fairbanks chamber Of commerce and
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-24
GOOD ENDING
Old Romance Will Termi,
 nate Happily

Among the passengers who arrived ou the last trip otthe Jefferson, was Mrs, NJ Leiebre, whose marriage when she arrives at Fairbanks, will be the cul' imitation of romance which had its commencement four years ago. Al that time, Mrs. Lefebre was making her way alone from Dawson to Fair banks. At Beaver creek she came across the camp of four miners all of whom were down with scurvy and near ly helpless. Mrs. l-efebre stopped at the mems camp and played the good samaritan until, under the influence of her cooking and nursing, they recov' cred.
 After coming out, Mrs. Lefebre and one of the men she befriended kept up a correspondence, a-d now she is going iu to marry him. The man and his companions are operating a claim on Beaver creek, SO miles from Fairbanks,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-24
DEAL HANGS
Sale of Berner Bay Property
 Is Delayed

The news comes from Juneau that the Announcemen; of the sale of the NoweH property st berner bay Co a company represented by Barr Thsne, of the Eagle River Mining Company, vas premature. The negotiations Tor the sale hsve been under usy tor some time and lt is understood that the terms are agreed upon and that it probably win be made. but all the details have no, been arranged yet.
 The Juneau papers say efforts are now being msde to prevent the consum- nation Of the deal
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-24
HAVANA CLEANUP IS EQUAL
 10 EXPECTATIONS
Gold Output of American Camp Will Be $5'- OO,0OO-Telegrams to Major Richard
 son From John F. Dillon so Says

be wired for help on the rOsds from Fairbanks to the creeks. The wire said.
 Output rin bs 6 5ooo.eoo ard rosds are impossible. Costs three times e much to get freight to the mines = Is does to get it from Seattle here. Help us.r
 ms is in line uHh q telegram re eeived at Seattle about 10 days SO from George Butler. He said the out. pu, vould be i5.oo0o0
 The telegram received by the Daily Alaskan the other dsy ssying ,bss the cleanup ou discovery claim on Fair banks creek exceeded sloo.ooo snd ths, tbe siuicing is not over indicates ths, creek also will be a sood prodscer.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-24
GOOD ONE
Excellent Program for Grand
 Concert Tonight

An excellent program has been sr. ranged ior the rrsnd coocert to bs eivet by Mes Longscre sod Mis Spaldine assisted by VIC. Blanchard and A. e. Rsrchsrd tonight. 10 is one that vfi bring out the varied tsl- erts of alI oi ths entertainers Mics Tonescrs VII sppesr in onFs, imperscoaiious snd readings sil of them different from her previous pro ductiors in th.s piece.
 Mtss spa'drz. uho s q pisnis, Of very high order ss veil ss sn sooou- raris, oi eyC-rt .oasi sbility, rill play thc ncco-p1o'ueuts aad give thres numbers Cn ths riauo. Eoih W. C. aad A. c. Blanchard, whose names o1 a skagway program arc always drawing csris, uill sppssr in solos.
 The program is is follows .Gsrman .............. Roses Ia June"
 Mics LosTscrs Chopin valse Op. e No 1
 Mes Spaldins D'HardeI1t "Three Green Bonne,s" ISung by MeIba in her last grand
 concert tour Of Arericsj
 Miss I.ongacre
 "a Sweet Wind That , Blovs' OhsoN'es b. Thou Art So Like .
 Flower
 A. c. Blanchard Impersoustion. He Tried to Tel Hts Wtte ......-........s..-
 Mss Longscre Myoso,is Cor. Get -Me-Notl. ssrtorio
 Miss Spaiding Jessie l.. Cay a. The Jap Dolr' nor 0. Ny Dear Jerusky"
 Miss Longacre Fen King. The stsnmersr, ........ ..............."1fI Csn Be by Her"
 Miss Lopgscrs Hohn n..................." La Zingsns"
 Mss Spalding Oid SOuEs ..sss. ...sss.s.ssss..s
 Miss LonEacrs Leslie Stuart t............ "Bsndalero"
 V. c. Blanchard Impersnatious of q Country School
 Miss LonTscre
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-24
IS DEAD
Man Interested in Arctic
 Passes Away

Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.
 Hor on, Conn, May A-Willism Ziegler, of Brooklyn, promoter oi Arc tic exploration, died at this place this morning of appoplexy, aged 62 years. Deceased sent the America, under com mand of Anthony Fala, from Brooklyn in 1903, and she Is still in the North Polar zone. The America sailed from Norway early in July, 1908, aud has not been heard from since that time. It is believed she is safe and that she will be heard from this year.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-24
M'Gff WILL STAY
 IN BUSINESS

Barney J. McGee, wno was burned out in the fire at Whitehorse yesterday moruiug, will remain iu business in the Rapids City. He arrived at Skagwsy yesterday evening and purchased a large tent, 25xlOO feet in size, which will be put up and in full operation by Saturday.
 Mir. MeGee is in Skagway today and will not leave until tomorrow morning. He is at the Fifth Avenue hotel.
 Mir. MGee lost more than 5000 in the fire.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-24
HAVE MADE A
 SUCCESSFUL TOUR

Miss Longacre and Miss Spalding, who will entertain the people of Skag' way at Elks' hall tonight, have just completed a successful tour of South eastern Alaska. They gave entertain ments at Juneau, Sitka, Hetchikan, wrangell and Douglas, and at every place they were greeted with large houses and much enthusiasm, They will go from Skagway to WhitehorSe, Dawson, Fairbanks a'd Nome, They have received aattering assurances from all of those places that their visits will be very successful,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-24
GETS UP
La France Arrives at Yukon
 Crossing

Whitehorse, May 24,-The La France arrived at Yukon Crossing at a, m, yesterday, connecting with a stage which left there at Sp. m. yesterday for vhitehorse.
 The La France went up to Five Fingers and returned to Yukon Cross ing yesterday. She reports three feet of water there and at Rink rapids.
 The La France passed Selkirk at s D, m, yesterday on her way to Dawson
 There are DO reports today from Daw son
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-24
QUIT WORK
Kiska Island Coaling Sta'
 tion Must Wait

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.
 Washington, May 24.-The lack Of funds has compelled the abandonment of work that has been prosecuted by the navy department on the Kissa island coaliug station. Tt Is hoped that it might be resumed at some future time,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-24
GtTS TIMt
San Francisco Official Sen
 tenced to Penitentiary

Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan )
 San Francisco, May a.-Edvard J. Smith, the embellline tsH collector oi San Francisco, plesded guilty 10 the charges against him this morning He was sentenced to 10 years in the peni. tentisry st San Quentin.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-24
s, ward After School

Deputy Clerk Henderson has received the first petition for school district under the new Nelson bill. The peti- tion comes from SewsrA It Is said there are about 500 people residing there and about 8 children of school age,-Naldez News.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-24
CUT IT UP
Unorganized British Amer
 ica To Be Divided

An Ottawa dispatch in the White horse Star says;
 "With the exception of the Ungavs, Mackenzie and Yukon districts, the re- maiuder ot the unorganized territory in the Dominion will be divided among the various provinces"
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-24
GOES TODAY
Columbian Sails With Rail
 Toad Material

Hootalinqus, May 2i-The Colum- bian win leave today with lso tons of Panama railway freight-lOo tons on the boat and so tons on the barge Sybil,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-24
Notice

A furnished house for sale or rent. Enquire st bakery next to the Golden North. u
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-24
Els Launched

The little steamer Ella, being built by IT. Bratnober and C. n. Gray, vas launched at whitehorse Saturday.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-24
Book Beer at Mascot

The best and purest Rainier Book Beer, the first of the season, Is on draught at the Mascot Saloon. tt
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-24
ANOTHER RAILWAY FOR THE
 HAVANA DISTRICT
Right of Way Secured For Marrow Guage Line Along Banks of C.eary Creek
 To Be Built at Once

Special Daily Aakan railroad to and along Cea'
 Fairbanks 2C w. Joynt has creek It said he will begin the COZ ss,re the right of the road
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-24
Figured ws Psysr at os.,

Snyder vill sell figured wsll paper si cost until June I. biou
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-24

Anita Ray is singing at the Pack Train.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-24

New hair combs, belts and stocks at Harrisons'.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-24

Go to Muir's for candy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-03-03
G OFFUTT. j. CLINTON TRIBBY.
SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS
In Diamonds, Watches, JeweIry, SiIVerware, Clocks
]. CLINTON TRIBBY.
G. W. OFPUTT.


IT'S MORE THAN CAR FARE that buying West End
Buying Interest lies Nothing
to
paying proved COMPARISONS, which always
excellence,
WATCHES
be relied
on saueyca prescribe
SLFERW ARE Plated and
leAndo
ghome
wAlOr good solid and only
We know WE'LL We
your First Call when Jewelry Buying,
. oil
JEWELRY
chains $40 solid gold chain bracelets as
Solid
brush,
Solid silver ah Solid silver tablespoons
81 solid
ROGERS BEST sILvERPLA teaspoons
CLOCKS THAT we wARRANTs5c
strike 81 hAndsOn' ladies
ingtOn 81 up
Repairing Experts
JeweIy diamonds and
oFF.UTT TE1I5RY.
Store With White Front
oct llOct2sy Washington ID. c.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-03-03

200 NEW PAIL AND WINTER SUITS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-03-03

letofp
of
D. MARTIN, Traffic
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-03-03

West Washington ID. c.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-01
Markvardiga fiskar.

"Som en- fisk pa torra landet" brukar
man ju saga ON en-, som icke kan fin,
ma sig tillratta i for honom ovana for
hallanden. Uttrycket kan emellertid,
sasom Diet mesta pa den grona jorden,
goras till foremal for kritik. bet fin
mes nemligen pa var planet fiskar som
inte uteslutande arc hanvisade till
vattnet som sin vistelseort utan kunna
reda sig bra afven pa Diet torra.
Allen liknar jul till skapnad och fort
skaffningssatt sd mycket ormen, att
hans forekomst pa land da och da int
forefaller sa besynnerligt. Men afven
till Diet yttre sannskyldiga och akta
fiskar foretaga ibland turer uppe pa
land.
Amazonfiodens omrade har att upp-
visa nagra sadana fiskarter af s. X.
amfibisk natur. De ha ALA galar, som
de andas med 1 vattnet, sasom vanliga
fiskar, men AFRO derjemte / stand att
inandas den atmosferiska luftens sy-
re. Hos nagra Dir Diet tarmkanalen,
hos andra simblasan, som till fold af
den %sarskilda beskaffenheten hos dessa
organ kunna CORA tienst / stallet for
lungorna. En- af dessa fiskslag har fol-
vana att pa natten marschera / stora
fiockar. hvars medlemmar genom att
skickligt anvanda sig af br0st- och
s~tjertfenorna rora sig framat sa fort
som en- lugnt promenerande menniska,
En- art, som lefver / Georgia och
sgd Carolina vandrar likaledes ON nat.
ten, men icke marscherande, utan ge.
nom att kasta sig baklanges alter och
alter.
sd beskaffade fiskar hafva v~anligen
slit tillhall i dammar, lagtner och
sumptrakter, der vattnet VISA tider
torkar, salunda de fiskar, som finnas
der, skulle omkomma, ON de icke kun.
de upps0ka andra stallen 1 grannska.
pet, der yatten annu firms.
Der under den beta arstiden allman
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-01
ViIlekrait och krOppSSmdrtOr.

En- ~uppsats af en- lakare | "0ster-
reichs Ill. Zeitung'' ~framahaller, huru
yara dagars menniskor blifvit otillbor-
ligt omtaliga for lattare kroppssmar-
tor. bet ar EFT faktum, att vara forfa-
der pa en- It'd, da man icke kande till
aseptin, r0ntgenstralar, dofvande me-
del m. M, fordrogo smartor vida latta-
re an vi, Diet nittonde och tjugonde ar
hundradets barn. Kommer nagot all
varligare pa, sa kan man nog afven nu
for tiden visa sjalsstyrka, men ! sma-
saker tar mar strax sin tillfiykt till all
lahanda, icke alltid sa oskadliga medel
stallet for att taga ~viljekraft och
sjelfbeherskning till help.
| allmanhet ger man ailtfor mycket
efter for smartkanslan, ar alldeles Cor
radd for smarter och s~ysselsatter sig
for mycket med sina plagor, och der
for lider man ocksa mycket mera, an
man annars beh0fde.
Hyar och en- som haft nerv0sa kram-
por af nagot Stag. vet ju till exempel,
huru de med dessa forbundna smarter
ma kunna helt pl0tsllgt f~orsyinna, da
man liaigt upptages af nagot annat,
och att de bi varre, da IA alltid tan
ker pa dem och angslas for dem,
bet ar en- villfarelse att tro, att en-
last yttre. materiella lakemedel kun
ma afhjelpa vara plagor. l de fiesta fall
spelar Diet psykiska elementet en- be-
tydligt medverkande roll | synner-
het vid nerv0sa ~'sjukdomar. Och sar-
skildt har det psykiska en- vigtig, med
verkande uppgift med hansyn till att
f%orebygga sjukdomar. Lika val kan
sjalsstyrka verka forebyggande och Ia
kande med afseende pa fysiska lidan-
den. En- stark villa och EFT frimodigt
~sinnelag hafva en- otrolig formaga att
skapa motstandskraft mot kroppslisa
sjukdomsanlag.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-01

AmiraIen och automobiien. En- pen
sionerad amiral skaffade sig pa gam
la dagar en- droska, och som kusk an
tog han en- af sina I. d. matroser.
En- alton motto de bada sjohjeltar-
ma en- automobil. Matrosen h0ll in pa
t0mmarna och vande sig ON med or
den:
- Herr amiral, vi ha iva Illus raft
forut.
Den pensionerade generalen, som
slumrat In och formodligen hade
dromt ON sin fora verksamhet, yak
made och svarade enligt god sj6mans.
sed:
- Iva ljus? Da far du ju styra midi
emellan dem.
bet gjorde matrosen, och Diet drojde
EFT PAL m&nader, imam han och ami
ralen k0rde ut igen. Da hade de fatt
skaffa sig EFT par andra hastar / stall
let for de 6fverk6rda.
En- hJelte. Frun: - Vet du, Diet der,
att du jemt bar raddningsmedaljen pa
dig, ar int vackert. Man ska int
skryta med sina bedrifter.
Herrn: - Safer du Diet. D& Dir Diet
val int vardt, att jag har yigselrin-
gen heller pa migi u aaah
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-01
Eft ~juryutslag.

Den ~anklagade snyftar krampaktigt
och tararna rulla ner mellan hennes
smala, bruna fingrar.
Visste nj int att Diet var forbju-
Diet att branna branvin? fragade donna
rem Barton sd strangt han kunde.
- Diet a ingenting annat jag kun
de CORA, hr domare. Hon lyfte bonfal-
lande upp slit ansikte. Far gjorde l.
fran sig plojningen imam han dog, och
vi hade nog litet att lefva af en- It'd
bortat, men tartar ar sd gammal, att
han int orkar ploja och - hr donna
re, jag ar mycket ledsen, men jag har
aldrig varit sd stark som de andra
kvinnorna 1 grannskapet. Jag forsok-
te att ploja och IA kornen / jorden,
men jag kunde aldrig IA plogen att
halla sig nere / jorden, hr domare.
Med en- plotslig, barnslig rorelse be-
tackle hon anyo ansiktet med handler
ma. Domaren sag pa hennes spada
kropp, kladd 1 Ell tarflig underkjol,
SOL knappast nadde till hennes utslit-
ma skor.
De tolf jurymannen sage fran sina
egna solbranda handler bort pa flic-
kans spensliga handler, och de fiesta
erinrade sig, huru de som pojkar hade
varit utsatta for Stamina forargliga ON
standighet - att icke kunna IA plogen
att halla sig i jorden.
- Och jag a tvungen att CORA ma
got, hr domare. Sa kom folk med korn,
och Jag Made Diet at dem. bet ar
latt for en- flicka att CORA, afven ON
hon icke ar starkare an jag.
- Nj al just fardig med EFT nytt
ankare whisky den dag nj arrestera-
des, h0r jag. Nj fam tu mycket al
forbjudna varor, Piper?
Domaren Barton stirrade barskt pa
sheriffen, som log urskuldande.
- Hr domare, jag har aldrig varit
sa ledsen vid nagot arbete, som nu, da
jag skulle arrestera denna lila flicka.
Det ar alls icke trefligt att vara tvun-
gen att fara rundt omkring och snoka
efter Observation-Disclosures och dylika.
bet finnes int en- koJa 1 bergen har
rundt omkring, der jag icke har varit,
och Diet finnes knappast 1 desamma
nagon, som icke HAMMER Tom Piper
och CONNER sig, ON han f0rehar nagot
skurkstreck. Jag hade LANCE miss
tankt, att whiskyn ti~llVerkades 1 Joel
Anderssons hus, men da jag red dit
och bad att ia litet kvallsmat hade jag
bjudna yaror, emedan den gamle man
men och flickan tycktes vara sd glada
att ia en- CAST vid sin ensliga maltid.
Jurymannen tycktes icke betrakta
Piper med synnerligt blida ogon, der
-AaA-ankh E - zs
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-01
Vld b%rudpdll6n.
AT Paul Nilsson.

Tagen Herren med pa vagen
Uti ALT, som moter har!
Han pa sina starka armar
Elder framtidslycka bar.
Derfor, mar / skolen della
Ljuft och ledt, som Herren bjod,
Laten honom ock IA taga
Del i babe lust och nod!
Tagen Herren med pa wagon,
Med till edert eget DO!
Frid och sallhet aldrig fattas,
Endast vi pa honom tro.
Det dr. grunden for all lycka,
bet ar trosten forst och sist,
Att vi basta hjelpen finna
Hos var HERE Jesus Krist.
Tagen Herren med pa wagon
ALA dagar, ALA ar!
Han will latta hvarje borda,
Han will torka hvarje tar.
ALT, som kan Err karlek grumla
Eller stora hemmets frid,
Maste vika, ON hans Ande
Dor i hjertat all Err It'd.
Tagen Herren med pa wagon!
Allting ar f0rgangligt har.
! Glommen ej, att dodens engel
Vandrar Elder standigt mar!
/ Tagen Herren med pa wagon,
! ATT, ON en- skall ga forut,
! Brud och brudgum saligt motas
Hos var Gud vid Wagons slut!
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-01

En- sadan djerfhet hoe en- 8 tum fisk
stackare 0fverraskade mig, men jag
fann forklaringen / en- romsamling TAFT
yid ~stranden. Jag drog mig tillbaka
och besokte stallet dagen derpa. Den
misstrogne vaktaren hade nu iyttat
ynglet litet langre ut, och da jag s0kte
MARINA min hand, angrep han pa sam
ma satt som foregaende dag. Sedan
lat Jag den tappre fadren vara ! fred
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-01

trolig med den tanken, att jag ar eder
hustru och har medf0rt vart barn. Jag
skallt forsoka radda er. - Susanna"
Delta fruntimmersnamn syntes mig
som en- ~stjerna / natten. bet var nam
net pa en- tragedienne, en fortjusande
ung kvinna, som jag alskat och slutli-
gen ~f0rsvunnit titan att lemna efter
sig EFT spar. Jag gjorde ~tusentals an
~taganden, af hvilka dock intet forde
mig pa RAFT spar, och tankte fortfaran-
de pa saken, da man hemtade mig ur
fangelset och forde mig infor krigs-
RAFT. Bonaparte var SHELF narvarande
dervid. Han ledde hela forhoret och
lat for formens skull uttala en- redan
pa forhand bestamd dom. Man,medde-
lade mig att jag frampa morgonen
skulle skjutas.
Tank pa saken", yttrade generalen;
EFT viktigt afslojande. -"
"Aldrig", envisades Jag.
Han ryckte pa ~axlarna. Jag var /
delta ogonblick ensam med honom,
blot iva sin forman tillgifna soldater
bevakade mig. Bonaparte amnade
just svara, da vi horde EFT hogljudt
stonande. Dorren oppnades; en- i ia
rar upplost kvinna med EFT alta mana
der gammalt barn pa armen, stortade
in. Hennes har hangde oordnadt ned
Oliver axlarna; ogonen blixtrade svart;
ansiktet forradde djupaste fasa. Un-
der djupaste tystnad tradde hon med
Astyanax' moders skygga stolthet de
Astyanax' moders skygga storhet mar
mare. Men mar hon kommit helt nara
Napoleon, utstotte hon plotsligen en-
flod af f0rbannelser pa Diet satt, som
Diet skier pa teatern. Derpa lyfte hon
brast:
"Fullborda dit verk, tiger! Tillin-
tetgor barnet, liksom du amman tillin-
tetgora fadern!"
Vid dessa ord ryckte Diet i genera
lens ansikte. Eft visst medlidande
tycktes bana sig vag inom honom;
han drog sig hastigt tillbaka och be-
fallde att jag skulle bortforas, SAINT
lat nagra timmar senare meddela mig,
att han skankte mig lifvet.
Jag skall icke beratta er, hui jag
flydde, ej heller hurusom 0mhetan hos
den himmelska varelse, som raddat
mig, gaf mig full er%sattning for mitt
utstandna lidande. Da jag senare trad
de i kejsarens tjenst, erinrade han mig
skamtsamt ON tilldragelsen; han be-
hagade lie at Diet ~bedrageri, for hvilket
han varit utsatt, mop mig i orat och sa-
de:
"Konsten ofvertraffade har naturen;
men en- gang till skall jag icke lata
mig fangas pa Diet der sattet".
Han misstog sig; jag sag alltid att
han vid benadningar skankte de lAtsa-
de kanslorna Diet medlidande, som
verklig smarta icke formadde franz
kalla hos honom.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-01

Damen: = Har har nj fem ore, men
sag mig hvad nj tanker att CORA med
dem?
Tiggaren: - ia, jag skall forst I'M
derhandla med direkt0rerna for Eop-
partrusten. bet skulle vara oratt att
pa en- gang o~fversyamma marknaden
med en- sadan massa METAL utan att
betanka de eyentuella foljderna
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-01
huskur for Qvinnor!

TAG sKnder FRITZ till ALA lidande
u en- del af mitt enkla preparat jemte en-
box med ALA upplysningar ON sattet att bota
hvitfiuss, varbildning. HfmOderfall,
D liten eller fIr ymnig och smart
sam menstruntion. ryggvark. nerv-
svaghet SAINT ALT som beuamnes altman
syaghet. Beslutar n! ode: att fortsatta be-
handlingen, sa kostar det or blot l2c. 1 veckan.
TILL MODRAR. som ega d8ttrar.
ger Jag fullstandig upplysning ON en- huskur,
som botar bleksot och plagsam menstruation
hos unga flickor. jag viii icke salja nagot, utan
min uppriktiga 6nskan ar blot att omnamRa
delta It'll andra lidande. Address:
Mrs. MI. 9I1mmersy
Box SM. NoTRE DAME md.