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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-04
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Tuesday evening, Dr. E. A. Rich en-
teitalned party Of friends az his
rooms IN the Compton block, IN honor
or Mrs. A. w. Taylor of Santa Bar
baTa, Cal. Those present were, Mfr.
aud Mrs. Peter Edwards, Mr. and Mrs.
j. g. KnudsOn. Mr.. and Mrs r. w.
Dunn Dr. u. A. Rich, Mrs. o. w, Tay-
Tor ana daughter Edith.
Leo Madscn. r.. a. Madsen, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Madsen were up from Og-
den spending Sunday last with rela-
tlyes
Peter Nebeker Of Willard was a visl-
to TO Brigham during he week
Apostle Rudger Clewson was Shaking
hands with friends In Brigham last
Friday
Rev J. VI. Hansen was visitor to
salt Lake Sunday,
Editor Norman Lee OF the Box Elder
News was a vsltor 20 Salt Lake last
Friday, 0nd incidentally heard the great
Media. and on Saturday listened TO
Creatore and his wonderful band.
John Lee was down from Cache juno
tlon Sunday.
r. II, Frldahl OF Elwood was IN town
last Monday.
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LG2III.

MIR. and Mrs. @. n. Child entertained
q number Of their friends Saturday
evening at progressive finch, Prizes
were won by Miss Maud Webb and
James NJ Kirkham Tasty refresh
ments wer also served Among those
present were. Or. and Mrs, stookey
Mr.. and Mrs. John Y. Smith, Bishop
and Mrs. James II. Gardner Mr., and
Mrs. John Wills, Mr.. and Mrs +, J'
child, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. King, Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Child, Mr. and MIS-
Geo. Schow, Mrs. Eva Child, Misses
Maud Webb, Virgie SchoW, AoIa
smith, Lulu Schow, Bertha Crandall,
Rowena Tanner, and Messrs. Albert
Bone Geo. A. Coates and Arthur NepD'
The Second ward Sunday school gave
an excellent entertainment in the Cen-
trail schoolhouse Thursday evening"
which was much enjoyed by large au'
dience.
Miss Birdie stoddart left for ldano
Falls Monday for a short VISIT WIN
relatives,
Mr.. John Beck Of Salt Lake was ahak'
ing hands with old FRIENDS mere NO"'
day.
About thirty Of our people Went 10
Provo wednesday evening to see CnNss,
b, Hanford In Don Ceaser de Basau'
Mrs. Cordelia clayton OF Provo u
visiting old friends here,
Mr.. John l.. Snow OF Eureka was yis,
iting his family here the first OF 'H'
week.
Mr.. Joseph Wing and wife OF deIle"u
are visiting friends and relatives mere
Messrs. William Wing ana FREQ MeL-
rnl left Tuesday on missions to Eng
land.
Mr. and Mrs, II. w, Brown gave
very enjoyable social Friday eveii''6
last in honor Of MIR, Fred Merrll5 y
departing missionary. The eVe.l1th
was spent IN songs, recltaton5' speeos
es and tasty refreshments were se''e''
Mr. Isaac Cooper Of Iona, ldaho, WE
visiting friends here the irst OF wv
week.
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" for New York, whence she sails Feb,
"a FOR Paris % continue her art WORK,
Miss Hnrtwell has spent the past few
months, In the city with her sister, Mrs.
Geneyo KlmbalL
Mr. and Mrs, II, @. Brocl,man have
returned from tour OF the southern
end Of the state and are at the Knuts-
ford,
Miss Grace Tossing Re at home FOR
the present with Mrs. G.. H. Brink, 1913
n street,
Mrs. z. A. Druehl expects TO pass
the rest OF the winter IN California.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Davis and little
daughter have returned from an oN-
tended visit IN New York and are again
az home To their friends on Third East
street,
Mrs. william T.. Jones has gone 10
Los Angeles, to be gone Tor several
months,
Mrs, simpson, mother Of Mrs. W. s..
Anderson, has returned from an csc
tended visit In california,
Miss Elizabeth Nowlaud N Spokane,
Is the guest OK Mrs. Walter g. Kelley
on First street
Mrs. S. Ia Spraguo and her daueh-
ter, Mrs. A. b. walker. win leave
today for san Francisco where thoy
viii spend some time w,h Mrs.
sprague's SON. Milton spraguc.
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EUpEKA.

The pupils of the seventh ana GEN. ~
grades Of the public school gave a ~,
prise party at the Episcopal 0nu, nia
Wednesday evening on Miss Jenl,s
owens. one Of the teachers, VINO leat,'
shortly FOR Kearney Neb' me slu'
dents furnished fine literary prosran4i
after which refreshments were sslt'osi
at which Miss owen was the sues -,
honor. The young lady has taugnt wv
terms, in the public schools anu Nv
made host OF friends IN EureN" WV
regret her departure,
Invitations are out FOR the Weull"s "a
James r. Hutchinson OF Robinson NV. NV
Miss Minnie I,amhson OF sprlhB ~
the happy event 10 take place az ~.
latter city on Monday next. Mt, ~
Crimson is n son OF James Huto niV -
the well known business man or h1
inson, and Miss LAmbson is popu'rg
young lady OF springyllle. me l uSSsSS
people will arrive at Robinson ! nesu%t
evening, when a grad eutertsi,,llinn,s...'
aud dance will be ri ~ In their ho"O''
They will reside at Robinson.
The Eureka Union band gave ~
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BRIGHAM CRY.

wednesday evening at the homo -,
Mr.. and Mrs. w L. Porter. tho Vc,t,H'
corner of Douglass avenue ana ,n,,...ssr
eth street, their son, w. L, porta Iu-
was married by Miss Louisa Cotta,,,S tf,
the presence Of large circle of n.y., vi
tives and friends. Promptly a
o'clock the wedding guests entered 80
parlor TO the sweet strains of ME n'e
furnished by William Royle. They to'T
their place with the brldeRmad V,g.
GOTHAM, sister of the bride and M
Alma j. Larkln best man, under a pret'
thy arranged lace canopy with ever.
green and cut flowers, where BIghon rs
r. Wooley performed the cprar,rr,.
After the ceremony and the extenJtn,,
of congratulations, the weddlng guos,,
sat down 10 a sumptuous wedding ~
past, and the remainder Of the eyeplr.
was spent at vocal and instrumental
music, cards, and social chat Tb'
bslde wore beautiful gown OF whit
BLK with n large bouquet of brj1og
roses The home was profusely docorst-
ed with roses. carnations ana smilov
and from each corner OF tho dinins.
room to the center were drapad ever.
greens. The contracting parties or,
both popular In Ogden. The bride /,
charming young lady. Mr. Porter 1,
associated with his father in the florist
business.
A delightful soclable was given on
Monday evening, Jan. &c. at the resi-.
dence Of Prof. L. r. Moonch In honor
OF Mrs. Isabella West Of pocatouo Tba
evening was spent IN songs and pleas.
ant games with dainty refreshmsut
at IN eclose. The guests We're Mrs. 10
abella West, Mr. John Bellantyue ana
wife, Mrs. Austin Brown, Prof. joseph
Ballantyne and wife, Mr.. Charles Rosa
and wife. the Misses AnnlCe and Nav
Brown, Miss Arladna MOenuh Mr..
Thomas Chatland and wife, Mr.. Zacha-
rlah Evans, and the Misses Delecta ana
Leona Brown, together with the host
and hostess, Prof. L. NJ. Moonch ana
Mrs. Annie H. Moench, and son David
The event will carry with 1t pleasant
recollectlons by those who were pres
ent.
Mrs. NJ. A. Breeder and Mrs Charles
Stevenson OF Salt Lake City are visit
ing I'm ogden this week, the guests Of
Mrs ], T. Hurst.
one OF the peasurable events Of the
week was the social and ball given last
amusement hall IN honor Of the Sunday
school officers and teachers OF the ward
There were present fully a hunded
couples, who participated I'm the eve
nings festivities, which consisted Of
singing, dancing, feastng and a general
good time. The hall was a proiuson
of cut flowers.
The Woodmen of the World bah given
Wednesday evening at the Toller hall
was largely attended and greatly EN-
joyed.
Mr.and Mrs II, G. Bigelow left Thurs
day for Chicago and other eastern cit
les on an extended pleasure trip,
Mrs. C. Il. Cave, who has been visit
ing I'm California for the past month,
returned home Wednesday, having had
a most pleasurable time.
Mr.. and Mrs John Q, Critchlow oi
Salt Lake CITY were I'm Ogden this
week, visiting with relatives and
friends,
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Mr. and Mrs Jacob Evans and Miss
Nina Houston have spent several days
during the week IN American Fork.
Mr. and Mrs A. j. Stewart entertain
ed at a dinner party In commemoration
of the anniversary OF their 36th wedding
day, 4 delicious dinner was served,
the table decorations were carnations
and smilaN. Covers were laid for a.
Those present We're Mr. and Mrs, Ed
win Peay, Mr. and Mrs. John Stew
art Mr., and Mrs August Allen, Mr..
and Mrs. y. n, Taylor, Mr., and Mrs.
j. NJ Jensen ana Mr., ana Mrs, Scott
stewart.
Miss May stalings Of Salt YaSe city
was visiting Provo friends on Mon
day,
The Sorosis club met with Mrs. Sam
King on Wednesday AFTERNOON, \ well
prepared paper given with excellent
Illustrations, was presented boy Miss
HIGHLAND, subject 'Milet His Life
and Works Of Art The ladies post
poued the remaining numbers on the
program, and adjourned for the purpose
Of attending q lecture given by Mr.
Hmford Ut the y. Y. university
Mayor and Mrs. Roylance were Nj.
Pleasant visitors during the week.
A number Of theator parties were ar
ranged for Wednesday evening to see
MIR. Charles Honford
The members OF the faculty Of the
II. Y. university entertained on Mon
day evening, In gymnasium hail. I'm hon
or Of the graduating classes OF the dis
triot schools, President Brlmhail gave
the address Of welcome. which receive
ed very clever response from the
president NJ the class Miss Lisle Cha
zier and Leila Phillips from the kim
derglrton department, ClovCrly sang
three kindergarten sings Mayor Roy
lance represented the citizens I'm a
speech OF words OF encouragement for
the graduating students, and praise for
the university After which the or
chestra gave the signal for an to en-
joy themselves IN a social dance Re-
freshments were served and all present
had an opportunity TO meet the large
class Of district school graduates.
The Card club met with MIR and Mrs
Cooper Anderson on Thursday evening.
Five Hundred WAS the game played.
Everything was perfectly planned for
the pleasure OF the guests and each felt
tho spirit OF merriment before the even
ing's pleasures began. Palms, pot ted
plants and flowers furnished the de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-04

the school Of music OF the Aer,,,.
College under the direction Of P pStuFel
w. Thatcher. i'ol @.
g a w very IN interesting eI,s session Of the
OF the president, Mrs. l.. A, Ost'iteS,, nome
Monday afternoon. ''"' last
Mr.. Il. c. Thatcher of the rh,.,
Music company went to Salt ftt'Cher
business Thursday. -''Nc on
Miss Julia Howe Of Salt Lab,
been the guest OF Miss Kate mn. mas
for some time past. "''eher
The members Of the Legislature ,y,p
come to Logan Saturday and vni WI
entertained at the Agriculture WY, Hl 90
The odd Fellows have invitations or,
for a grand bah TO be given ON Xxx ou.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-04
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-04

Mrs. c. S. Nichols, who has been vis-
itng with relatives in Brigham for
some time past left Tuesday to resume
his labors with the 5. T.. II. r. at Wells,
Nov.
T.. r. Madsen returned Tuesday from
a visit with relatives In Logan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-04
DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY. FEBRUARY A.

Dayey Annie Pratt, Eliza r. Cannon,
Orthenia silver, Sarah A. Dayey Lou
ise Gold, Lizzie silver, Emma Hall and
others.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-04
\! II 90. S!!.!',N

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cries, or sleeps poorly is prob
ably poorly nourished, unless
there is actual disease. Mellin's
Food provides plenty Of good nourish-
menti easily digestiblc, and does away
with all fretting and crying, Try Mel.
Inns Food we will send you a sample
MELLINs rood CO., BOSTON, MASS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-04

A dcIl5html surprise party was
planned FOR Mrs. Sarah JENNIE Cannon
on Tuesday afternoon hy some NJ her
intimate friends aud uclghbors While
Mrs Cannon was out making some
farewell calls prior tu her trlp tO the
coast. her friends took possession cf
her home 0nd prepared thc rooms ana
tables They brought baskets fun of
delicate and delicious viands and hearts
ull o' Kind wishes and thoughts for
their dear friend, when Mrs. Cam
non reached home everything was ready
and She was almost overcome with her
emotions 40 this expression or frlcnd-
rhin, The afternoon was Very pleas
1utly spent I'm conversation and rcmln.
Iscences OF Mus, rmuouB labors ne "a
Relief society worker and her generous
and ucighhurly kindness The ladies'
were assisted hy Mrs CuuuoUs duugh-
ters-ln-loW Mrs. Preston and Mrs.
Joseph Cannot I'm their preparations.
Among those present were Mosdamcs
Rehecca sharp Sarah A. j. Cannon,
Ellen silver Martha ~ Cannon, Lucy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30
is
THREATENED.
Only One GameTOmOrrOw Terra
Gotta Alleged to be
Unfair.

1t now looks as If the Factory Base
ball League would not live through
the season because of the general
dissatisfaction of the managers and
players over the alleged n of
the Perth Amboy Terra Gotta Works
in trying to get all of the best players
away from the other teams. 1t is al
most certain that the league will not
be organized next season at all.
Tomorrow afternoon only one game
will take place according to the pres
ent outlook. 1t will be between the
Perth Amboy Terra Gotta Works and
the Chesebrough Vaseline Works.
The game between the American
Smelling and Refining Works and the
Standard Underground Cable Works is
off. because of the absence of some OF
the Cable Works best players.
A meeting of the league will be held
in the office of George Brennan, in
the Mccormick building, at Smith
and High streets, next Thursday
night. when the matter of the Peril
IAmboy Terra Gotta Works will bt
fully discussed and the managers will
see what they can do about it.
In conversation with a NEWS re
porter, this morning, a man who /
connected with the league, said: 81
is hoped that the league will not b
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30
INTERESTING GAME.
Two Terra Gotta Works to Meet on
the Baseball Diamond.

An interesting game of baseball,
between the employees of the Swan
Hill Terra Gotta Works, at South
Amboy, and the New Jersey Terra
Gotta Works, of this city, will take
place on the diamond at Keasbey to-
morrow afternoon. The losing team
is to pay for a clambake.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30
In The Field Of Sports
g. c.c.c.c.o.c.o.o.o.c.o.

broken up and at the meeting Thurs.
day night / think that all of the
managers will be of the same opinion,
which is that the terra Gotta team will
have to stop taking players or else be
dropped from the league"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30
DANISH A. c. OUTING.

All plans have now been completed
for the outing and clambake of the
Danish Sociable a. c., which will be
held Sunday afternoon at Pine Grove.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30
Auto a GOOD Thing.

Rudyard Kipling says that the de-
velopment If the automobile has bene-
flied humanity mentally, physically
and spiritually.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30
JUNIOR MINES.

The Star A. c. defeated the Rivals
by a score of I to 5. The battery for
the Stars was Joe Coley and Arthur
Grimley.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30
Know They Are Pretty.

Lots of women laugh only because
it gives them a chance to show their
teeth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30
N HIGH SCORE.

Lewis Ernst rolled high score or
the Bloodgood alleys last night. He
made pol.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30
Shirt Waist Suits

25 dozen Ladies white Lawn
embroidery trimmed Shirt
Waist Suits, regular price
$2.98 Assignee price .$1.Oo
2Jc for three pair Mems IL
hc socks, Blacks and Tans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30
White
C0unterpanes

soc full size $1.25 white GRO
chet bed spreads, Assignee
price .98c.
so full siz extra heavy
white crochet sligo bed spreads
M~arseilles patterns, Assignee
price .$1.25
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30

Read the News Want Ads,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30
Hosiery

Twenty-Five dozen ladies
black and white lace Isle 25c
stockings, Assignee price per
pair loc.
Ten dozen Ladies Imported,
Hernesdorf Dye, black lace soc
stockings, Assignee price .39c.
Fifty dozen Children's fine
ribbed 25c stockings, fast black
Assignee price per pari 121ac.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30
OF LEAGUE.

The following is the standing of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30
Skirts

Ladies Lace and Embroid-
cry trimmed muslin skirts, 81.
and $1.25 values at 79c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30
Ice Ribbons nc

Extra fine pure silk Taffeta
Ribbons 3k inches wide in all
the wanted shades, 19c value
at per yard ....... .121sc.
25c for three pairs women's
12Kc black stockings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30
Corset Covers

MHUC OF BOUU WUoIfII "TVIr
hemstitched wide umbrella ruff
file, per pair ............ 19c.
Ladies Cambria finish muslin
drawers, hemstitched umbrel-
la ruffle, with five small
tucks, a soc Drawer, per
pair Zoe.
Ladies fine muslin Drawers,
deep umbrella ruffle, six hem
stitched tucks, lace trimmed a
Acc value, sale price zoe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30
Soc Wash Crepe
l0c

800 yards beautiful Wash
Crepe, regular price SOC, AS
signee price per yard 10c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30

sc cotton twilled toweling
Assignee price per yard .3Bc.
&c light colored shirting cal
icos per yard 4c.
&c. apron ginghams, Assignee
price per yard .4&c.
15c double thread havy bath
towels, Assignee price each1Oc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30
Muslin Underwear
Napkins

Fifty dozen fine silver bleach
ed $1.00 Napkins Assignee
price, per doz. ........ .63c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30

Twenty-Five dozen Infants
lawn 25c embroidery caps, rib
trimmed. Assigne price 1Jc.
Thirty-five dozen Infants
lawn SOC embroidery Caps
trimmed with ribbon and ruch-
ing, Assignee price Zoe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30
Lawn Kimonas

Ten dozen Ladies 39c lawn
kimonos, Assignee price lie.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30

Fancy colored woven madras
soft negligee shirts, all sizes
each "
Fancy colored and plain
white soft negligee SOC shirts
for men, Assignee price. .39c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30

200 pieces Val Lace ad In
settings, values up to 75c per
dozen yards, Assignee price
IL yards for Zoe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30

Dollars are wanted more than the stock in our ~store,hence
l for a quick disposal, the already greatly reduced prices
drop to figures that would scarce pay tor. the making let
! alone the cost Of the raw material used. Now tor a quick
goodbye to worthy values and good seasonable goods.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-05

Saturday Review omnamner kron-
prinsen-regentens fors!ag den 5 April
sasom EFT statsmannalikt f0rs0k att
hejda den separatistiska rore.sen mel
Ian Sverige och Norge. Kronprinsens
uppfattning ar klok nog, men den all
mamma meningen | Norge halter pa att
aflagsna sig lika langt fran all kontroll
af sunda fornuftet som den uppfatt-
ming, hvilken skilier osterrike och I'M
germ at.
Berliner Neueste Nachrichten skrif-
yer: kronprinsen-regentens af Sverige
och Norge manifest rattar sig sa till
vida efter ~situationen, som Diet e
terar till basis for nya u~nderhandlin-
gar den af Norge forbade likstallighe-
ten mellan bada landerna. netta ar
EFT stort medgifvande.
Bostroms afgang.
iva dagar efter offentliggorandet af
narstaende diktamen i unionsfragan
ingaf statsminister Be str0m, sasom re-
dan telegrafiskt omtalats, sin ansokan
ON asked. Elk. Bostr0m har icke kun
nat gilla k%ronprinsens atgard med den-
ma diktamen och will derf0r Ell pataga
sig arbetet och a~nsvaret for densam-
ma.
bet ar kandt, att exc. Bostr0m, fran
Diet att Observation-Disclosures / h0-
stas b0rjade trassla sig, vidhallit den
standpunkten, att hans person icke
finge sta hindrande i wagon for upp-
gorelsen. Han stallde ocksa redan
da sin plats till konungens f0rfogande,
och kanhanda hade Diet varit lyckli-
CAST, ON han da fullfoljt sin afsigt att
afga. NJ har tiden i ALA handelser
varit inne, och han har icke tvekat
att i omedelbart summarizing med de,
nya forhandlingsprogrammets franz
stallande lemna plats for en- ny man,
som vore skickad att pa den svenska
sidan pa basta satt fora Diet igenom.
inrikespolitiskt afseende ar hans
tillbakatradande nu nagot ~oegentligt
da atskilliga vigtiga f0rslag, hvilka re
geringen framlagt, just sta for dorreL
att afg0ras i riksdagen. Men i delta
steg taget i delta ogonblick och i delta
summarizing, ligger EFT erkannande af
unionsfragans ALT ofvervagande betty
delse for narvarande. bet visar sig
- for 0frigt icke for f0rsta gangen -
att Observation-Disclosures, sa lange Diet Ell
kommit till den slutliga ordningen, vid
kritiska tillfallen spelar in i Sveriges
inre politik lika val som i Norges.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-05
VAR.

Det ar en- mild luft som strommar
in i den lila ~salongen genom den opp
ma balkongd0rren, en- luft, SON kun
de forsvara andningen, ON icke da och
da en- frisk Wind skingrade qvalmet, en-
blomstervind, SON for med sig en-
kostlig doft och liksom EFT smekande
barn leker med de bada manniskornas
har. De sitta tysta midi emot hvar-
andra -. Diet har uppstatt en- paus,
som med tryckande tyngd lagt sig 1
hvarje vra och der hemligt vantar pa
hvad som skall komma. bet rycker
kring den unga qvinnans mun -. ON
Diet dr. skuggan af EFT leende eller a.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-05

afundsjuka, ty till och med barnen kif-
a ON att ia bes0ka dig. Men du har
besok -. och jag ~pladdrar som en- gas.
Djupt rodnande lutar hon ansigtet
mot tantens skuldror.
- bet betyder icke nagot, Gretel;
du ser val att han laser; da hor och
ser han intet.
= Da ar Diet val dina ~noveller?
- ia.
Nu blicka de bla ogonen ogeneradt
bort pa den lasande.
- Han ar vacker, tant = kom Diet
sakta fran de friska lapparna - sa
forestaller jag mig att den unge Goethe
sett ut.
Lame nickar och drar den unga flic-
kan ned bredvid sig pa soffan. Med
halfslutna 0gon lyssnar hon till Diet
muntra pratet, till flickstammans lju-
sa, alskliga klang, som gor hennes ner-
yer sd godt mot slutet af dagen. Sa
f~0rflyter en- half timme, da blickar
hon upp. Den lasande derute har Ia
tit boken -. hennes box! -. sjunka
och blickar, gl0mmande hela verlden,
pa den h%vitkladda gestalten vid hen
mes sida, som ON han icke visste ON
Diet var en- angel eller EFT mannisko-
barn. Lane nickar sakta for sig sjalf
och sluter for en- sekund ogonen, lik-
son vile hon blicka in / slit innersta
jag.
Du ar trott, kara tant. Och Diet
borjar redan skymma pa. jag maste
ga, eljes blir Diet m0rkt imam jag hun
nit hem, och papa blir ond pa mig.
Da star manner i den oppna bal
~kongdorren.
Far jag ledsaga er hem, min fro
ken?
Hur underbart fulltonig och dup
hans r0st klingar omedelbart efter
hennes silfverstamma.
- Gerna SADIE Gretel blygt. Och
da Lame hade gjort de bada unga be-
kanta med ~hvarandra, och flickan re-
dan skyndat ned for de f0rsta trapp-
stegen, halter hon mannens hand fast
for EFT %ogonblick.
- Ledsaga henne sakert hem, Wal
demar; hon ar min Asking och sk0-
mare an den vackraste af nina ung-
domsdikter.
Han for med sankta 0gon hennes
smala fingrar till sina lappar, och Diet
ligger nagot i denna r0relse, som ON
han bugade sig for en- drottning.
Sedan gar han -. ut / warren.
Lame satter sig vid slit skrifbord
och stirrar pa papperet, hvarpa hon
for nagra timmar sedan b0rjade skrif-
va. Da faller pa papperet nagot varmt
fran hennes ogon; hon torkar hastigt
bort Diet :. men intet af hennes ord
ar utplanadt -.