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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-28
NORTHWEST NEUROLOGICAL

SPRING VALLEY, MINN.-Mrs. Ada Hughes,
Rochester following all operation for tumor of
the stomach She is survived by a husband and I'd
the local high school, and Miss Cora Weed, a
student at Hamline. a..-.- =
Dr. J. B. Johnson. aged 49, is de- dead Of cry,
1883. Surviving him are his wife. a daughter,
Florence who is student at Carleton, and
two sons. .-.H s..st ...f-.r.~- - ~ ,.r.
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BUNGE ACCEPTS
La Crosse Lawyer Will Run for Mayor
Against Democratic Incumbent

LA CROSSE WIS.-George W. Bunge, men,
Der Of the law firm Of Hibgee & Bunge, has ac-
cepted the republican nomination for mayor
= Word has been received Of the death at Me-
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department Of Insurance.


Whereas, the New England Mutual Life In
surance Company, corporation organized under
the laws of Massachusetts has fully complied
with the provisions of the laws of this state,
relative to the admission and authorization Of
insurance companies of its class,
Now, therefore, l. the undersigned, Insurance
Commissioner. do hereby empower and authorize
the said above named company to transact its
appropriate business of life insurance in the
until the thirty-hrst day Of January A g.
1905, unless said authority be revoked or other.
wise legally terminated prior thereto.
In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto set
my hand and affixed my official seal at St.
Paul, this 31st day Of January, a. D. 1906
THOMAS D. O'BRIEN,
Insurance Commissioner
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CLARION, iowa.. W. Hillyard, an attor..
ney Of BOWS, has been indicted by the grand
indictments will be brought against him. He has
been arrested "'.-
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Pr1nclpai ONCE, New York City. (Organized In
1901 Geo. A. Stanton, Attorney; E. e. Hall,
a ii
posits, 100000.
INCOME IN 1904.
Premiums other than perpetuals.. 1906, 1872. 20
Rents and interest .........".... 22,216.34
WA DTsBURsEMENrs in 1904 ''-' '''''''
Amount paid for losses ....... se4,471.55
commissions ana brokerage. ::... 1906 IS
agents and employees ......... 4,eo5.oo
Taxes, fees and rents ........... 5,473.06
ALI other disbursements .......... 4,574.6
Total disbursements ......... $2oo,4s4.eo
ments ....................... 12s,ses.e4
ASSETS DEC. 81, 1904.
Bonds and stocks owned -. 1890 $e25, 900 90
Cash in bank ................... 55.167. go
Premums m sne Of
Additional liability of subscribers 400, 1000. 90
Total admitted assets ...... $1,1se, sos 10
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1904.
Unpaid losses and claims. $11, 062. 80
Reinsurance reserve ............. 136,173.79
Salaries, expenses, dividends and
com neisss oa and brokerage 1 1o42g4
Special reserve for unforeseen con- 1a
,ungencleS ................,.. iO,OOO.OO
All other liabilities .............. 4,39S.97
Subscribers deposits ............. 100000
ital .................... $3.50, 1876
Net surplus ............ 777,325.57
RISKS AND PREMIUMS, 1904 BUSINESS.
year ...................... $2s, 726, 1884. 90
Premiums received thereon ...... 2O2,7 III 9S
during the year ............... 10, ,922 90
Premiums received thereon ..... 107, 509.11
Net amount in force at end of the
year BUSINESS in MINNESOTA IN 1914. S'i ~
Fire risks written .............. $s25,so2 90
Fire premiums received .......... 10,5S391
Fire losses paid ............... 6,S97. 12
Fire losses incurred .............. 93
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department of Insurance.
Whereas, The Underwriters at American Lloyds
Insurance company, q corporation organized under
the laws Of New York, has fully complied with
the provisions of the laws of this state relative
to the admission and authorization of insurance
companies Of its class,
Now, therefore, l. the undersigned. Insurance
Commissioner do hereby EMPLOYER and authorize
the said above named company to transact Its
appropriate business OF fire insurance in the state
Of Minnesota, according to the laws thereof,
until the thirty-frst day of January A. D..
1906, unless said authority be revoked other
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal. at st. Paul
this 31st day Of January, A. D. 1908.
THOMAS d. O'BRIEN,
Insurance Commissioners.
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TWO HARBoRs,

TWO HARBoRs, MINN.-In order ito sup
press the threatening epidemic Of smallpox in
lumber camps in Lake county, the health Off
GERS have visited the various camps to disinfect
and yaccfnate.
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MOORHEAD POST INSTALLS
New Officers of G.. A. r. in Charge
Tn Ioro1S Sold

FiuuC9T 6eIdIu S5OIU.
MOORHBAD, MIMI. H. Tenney post.
G. A. R. held a meeting yesterday and installed
The following officers: Commander, Wright
Works: quartermaster, Frank K. Remley: chap
lain S. Parks; adjutant L.. Osborn; sergeant
major, E. J.. Stevens; officer Of the day, E. NJ.
Zebley.
The normal basketball teams have made an
excellent record this season. The only defeat
that the girls team has sustained was from the
A. G. girls team recently. The boys team
has en- unbroken line of victories, its conquests
Including the Fargo college
aid, has sold his paper to Ed Mitchell and moved
ito Georgetown, this county, where he will soon
lstart another paper.
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ST. CRoIX FALLS, w1s.--The twelfth an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the Polk
County Fair society will be held here on Mon
day to elect officers.
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NEEDIIAM MUST PROVE CHARGES
Dubuque Alderman Says Mayor and
Engineer Have Juggled Funds.

second ward has been summoned to appear
before special committee of the city council
to substantiate charges that he has made rela-
His attack was directed at Mayor Berg and
City Engineer Boyce, and 1t is at their instance
that the investigation will be made. If he is
unable to prove his charges he will be impeached
and removed. a.--*.. ..tl,-.-.~. .s.s'
The Key City Gas company has announced
viii be completed. the price of illuminating cas-
will be reduced from 81. % to 81 a thousand cubic
feet. This will give Dubuque cheaper gas
than any other town in Iowa.
Suit has been Instituted against the Illinois
Central railroad for $4,000 damages for the
death OF Ely Cross, a brakeman who lost his
life In a wreck near Scales Mound,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-28

| BALsAM LAKE, W1S.-Circu1t court for Polk
| county will convenen here March IA to dispose of
several important cases.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-28
POWERS JURY DISCHARGED
Damage Case of Mrs. McCutcheon
Ends in Disagreement.

DULUTH, MINN.-Judge Page Morris dis
charged the jury in the case Of Mrs. Mary A.
McCutcheon against A H. Powers yesterday.
it having failed to reach verdict after de-
liberating forty.eght hours. The jury stood
seven to five in favor Of awarding damages.
brief time, but went back again. The point on
which the jury split was as to Miss McCutch
cons character prior to the date of her alleged
relations with Powers.
The case will be ready for trial again in
July.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-28

ANOKA MINN.-The funeral. of G. c. Stew
art who died at the home Of his son, Fred s.
Stewart, was held this morning from the Baptist
church. Rev. r. R. Leach officiating. He was
6S, and came Anoka in 1888. settling in Oak
Grove He leaves five children. The pail.
bearers were his four sons. He was a member
of the One Hundred Forty first Pennsylvania
volunteers and was wounded by shell Mt
Chancellorsville and died Of heart failure az
result Of this wound, which was near the
heart.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-28

CEDAR FALLS IOwA.-John August Fred
Ruthenberg was buried today He had been a
resident Of this city since 1856. Beside his
wife, he is survived by four children, Herman
who lives in Grundy county, Henry of Camp
bell, Mimi, and Mrs. Iona Pfeifer and Miss
Lottie Ruthenberg of this city.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-28

OSCEOLA WISE. G.. Moore, one Of the
first settlers Of this locality. died at Lowell
WASH, where he went for his health few
years ago.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-28

NEwBURG, IowA.-While three men Of this
place were sitting in the office Of the Warren
Grain company, in the elevator here, a shot
was fired by an unknown person, the bullet going
one of the mems heads It is believed an at
tempt at murder was made.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-28
NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

PERHAM MINN.-A double wedding was Gel
ebrated at st. Henry's Catholic church this
morning, the principals being Fred G.. Gessner
and Miss Anna NJ. Doll and John Kaiser and
Miss Lizzie F. Gessner.
William F. Payel Of Chaffie, N. D.. and Miss
Louisa Whiting were married at the German
Lutheran church yesterday.
LAKE CITY, NINN.-William Henry Simons
of this city and Miss Barbara Agnes Kock Of
church In this city Rev. Father McAliffe per-
forming the ceremony; They viii leave e., in a
few days for Aneta. N. D.: where Mr.. simons
Annie Knaup, both Of Hyde Park, were married
In Wabasha.
MOORHEAD, MINN.-Miss Grace Adler and
Walter Goodsell, both of this city. were mar
ried at Detroit, Mimi. Rev. Karl Corwin onici-
ating.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-28

SPRING VALLEY. MINN.-The Epworth
league held a two days session at the Methodist
church. The convention was largely attended.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-28

| MARSHALLrOWN,. IOWA.-Daniel B. Briggs,
an inmate of the Iowa Soldiers Home, died from
! heart failure, while waiting for an ambulance.
| He served In Company G. Forty-second Illinois
! info
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2 WACONIA, MINN.-Frank Claesgins died Of
heart failure at the age Of 40. He was we'll
known in business circles, having conducted a
hardware and farm implement business In this
village about twenty-five leaves q
wife and seven children and an aged father.
The funeral was held this afternoon.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-28
ANNUAL Statements OF TIVE
Underwriters at American Ll0vds
Underwriters at Great western LloYds
FRANK I'D. ROSE.

Northwestern Agent, Lumber Exchange Minneapolis MInn
Institutions Confne
critics Equipped With Systems
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Of the Dychman free library. died this morning
of pneumonia, aged "A. He came here six
from Naenafa.I s#g.lgal5s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-28

HELENA, MONT.-Mrs. Don L. Byam, aged
IS, died at Quincy, ILL.,, where she was visiting
grandson. She was one OF the best known
1868 Her husband was miners" Judge in
the vigilante days for years in Alder gulch
where gold first discovered in Montana. She
leaves q daughter and son.
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j. N. ANDERSON, i iSs1 .,s M ssT.1'
ERNEST R. GAYLORD s ssa,s?,.
1867 Bank of Commerce Bldg, Minneapolis
ARTHUR J. REEVES, General Agent.
CHARLES J: HUNT, Associate Gen. Agent.
Ryan Bldg, St. Paul, Minn n

Principal Office. Boston, Mass.
(Organized in 1857
BENJAMIN F. STEVENS. President.
S. F. TRULL, Secretary.
Attorney to accept service Minnesota, In
surance Commissioner.
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UNDERWRITERS AT AMERICAN LLoYDs.-
od principal Office New York City. (0rganized in
Secretary Attorney to accept service n Mime
sofa: Insurance Commissioner. Subscribers de-
posts, 100000.
INCOME IN 1904.
Premiums other than perpetuals.. $3O5, 1872. 20
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-28

IRONWoOD, MICH.-The Steel corporation has
increased its working fol- ces at the Norrie. East
Norrie Aurora ard Pabst mines, which are
now employing about 1 400 men. almost double
the number on the payrolls a year ago.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-28

by the legislative committee Of the Lake su::
perOr Press association to- secure the united
support of the upper peninsula represent atives at
Lansing in favor of an appropriation Of not less
than $4,000 for the Northern Michigan Agri-
cultural Experiment station at Chatham, Alger
county.
GLADSTONE, MICH.-The 500 lines ore dock
at Gladstone is to be torn down. 1t contains
about 2,75O,OO0 feet of timber, which, altho
sixteen years old, is wo1th about rs much MS
when devoted to its present use, owing to the
Increase in the Drice of pine
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-09
GEoRG WAsHINGToNS sKANDINA
visKA HxRsTAMNiNG.

! pressen har atergifvits EFT utta
lande af den 1 Minneapolis, Mimi, DO
satte doktor j. N. Lenker af innehAll
att den nordamerikanska unionens ia
der, Georg Washington, skulle har
stamina fran svenskarne.
l Bostons stora publika bibliotek
Public Library, finnes en- box som bar
titeln THE Pedigree and History OF
the Washington Family by Albert Wei
les, President of the American College
for Genealogical Registry and He,
raldry, New York 1879" Som Welles
dr. en- auktoritet pa den amerikanska
genealogiens omrAde och han l sin box
anger kallorna for sina p~astaenden,
ges Diet ju ganska stor a~nledning att
antaga att amerikanska republicans
forste president verkligen sasom Wei
les pastAr harstammade fran skandi.
naver, fastan blodet var betydligt ut.
spadt med Diet anglosachsiska.
Den fornamsta af Welles kallor Dir
"The Common Pleas Rolls Of Eng
land" EFT slags protokoll, delvis fore
normandernas tidehvarf / England.
Dessa protokoll skrefvos 1 f6rkortad
latin pa bada sidor at pergaments.
skim, till EFT antal af Diver 1000 per
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-09
sJukA BARN
Iva senrebiIder

Dets ar qvall. bet stora slottet lig.
ger tyst. ALT ar stilla. Tjanarinnor.
ma hviska till hvarandra, och betjan.
ten smyger fran pa ia genom korrido.
rerna.
Fideikommissarien, en- gosse pa stu
eller alta ar, ligger sjuk. Iva lakare
hafva / flera dagars It'd arbetat pa att
CORA honom frisk, och for en- stund
sedan anlande med extra tag den be-
romde s~pecialisten prof. X. fran hur.
.vudstaden.
Ire larda man konferera nh . EFT
sidorum angaende gossens demanding.
80 sjukrummet raider ~halfdager. Din.
konissan sitter vid sanger och betrak-
tar den sjuke, som ligger der med fe.
berns rodnad / slit ansigte. Sa ser
hon pa slit ur, stiger upp och gar fran
TIL Observation-Disclosures, som ar fullra.
dadt med flaskor och .recepter. En-
minut senare star hon vid barnets
sang med medikamentsskeden / sin
hand.
Grefve Knut far vara small och
ia in medicin nu, sager hon hofligt.
Den lille grefven vander sig bort
med afsky.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-09
VI HoJA.

Facklan vi hoja med glade och tro!
Lat oss draga till l~jusare tider
Med frihet och sol for Diet ringaste DO,
Och ma skuggorna vika omsider!
/ skogen gar svennen den hela Guds
dag
Och onskar sig ~foglarnas vingar,
Men icke han kanner den enklaste lag
For kraften, som fjadrarna svingar.
Nodtorftiga ramsor, af dem vi fatt nog
Pa banker, den notta, ! skolen,
Men sag mig, hvar furutradsplankan
man tog,
Som man anvandt till bordet och sto'
len?
Der ~handtverkarn modar sig dagen sd
lang
Och o%uttrottligt hammaren faller.
Han skilier val knappast sin jarn
MAIN en- gang,
Metallen, fran andra metaller.
bet varnas ON gossen, ON manner
ocksa,
ON flickan och fullmogen qvinna;
/ brokiga underverkslandet de sta,
Men for 0gonen SKINNER en- hinna.
De n val stundom EFT grannt see
neri,
Der ute bak vaggen och muren,
Men kama Ell karleksskulden, hvar1
vi ALA sta till Naturen.
Bindeln fran Dat! Framat da met
mod!
Lat oss folja den jagande brisen
Och sluta / famnen en- fana sd god,
Och "Kunskap ar makt" ar devisen.
Den liar, den liar, den hastande Tic
Och kastar at sidan de svaga,
Men den som will sta i den hetastt
strid
Med Tiden ma jamsides draga.
l fordomens bojor Ell hofves oss ga,
Ell j dumhetens morker att trefva.
Var tanke i frihet sig tumla ma.
Da ia vi forst mod till att lefva.
Da stortas vart kastvasens skrankol
i grus,
Da m0tas vi, like med like,
Och timra en- brygga af stralande lju:
Till upplysningens tusenarsrike.
Dikt af Holger Drachmann. - Diver
satt af Ernst Lundqvist.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-09
ON skRYT.

Bland ALA daliga e~genskaper ar
skrytsamhet den varsta, ity att den
inbegriper egenkarlek, ~l0gnaktighet
och falskhet. Dess NAL ar att hoja
sig j andras ogon och d~erigenom in
billa sig sjalf att man verkligen ar
det nan ger sig ut for att vara. Den
asyftar att vacka afund hos andra.
Den soker fel hos andra men aktar sig
Ell for ringa att ploja med andras kali.
var, ty den lyser med andras talanger
och intressen. Ingalunda kan en- skryt-
sam person ega sjalfaktning och inre
tillfredsstallelse! bet ar u~ppfostra-
rens uppgift att Ell lata denna egen-
skap uppspira eller ge naring at den.
Men huru manga oforstandiga modrar
uppvacka icke denna egenskap genom
tidigt berom och smoker. l sin egen-
karlek smickra de sig saliva, ty de
Sc sma kopior / barnen af dem saliva.
En- verkligt oegennyttig moder tanker
pa barnets framtida lycka och gor till
slit NAL att dana af barnet en- an
spraksl0s helgjuten karaktar, som med
jamnmod kan bara lifvets stormar,
mar modern eli mer finnes till. Modern
skall lara barnet att inhemta kunska-
per for att lara Diet dess egen litenhet
och ej bara Diet som en- skramlande
n~yckelknippa till framkallande af an
dras uppmarksamhet. Hon Dor in
prata ] barnet ordspraket "tomt hus
star 0ppet, rikt STANCES TILL" ty kun
skap ar ju egentligen EFT inhemtande
af hvad andra forskat, tankt och upp-
tackt. Man horde vara tacksam att
ega dessa resultat af andras arbete.
Har man intelligens och godt mime,
Dor man Ell heller yfvas, ty dessa e.
genskaper arc arfda, Ell forvarfda. Mar
man raft tanker efter, har manniskan
Ell rattighet att skryta ofver nagot TO
retrade hon har framf0r andra - an
mindre oliver Diet hon Ell har. Huru
manga inbilia sig Ell ega talanger, som
de ej ha spar af. Mar de sc sin egen
vanmakt, briljera de med andras verk
och &c dem ut som egna "kompositio-
ner." ia, skrytsamma manniskor an
lita gerna l0gnen. De afundas dem
som arc dem ofverlagsna och harma
deras intressen och talanger. De ikla-
da sig dem, som andra pryda sig med
spetsar och band, till uppvackande af
sensation hos andra, da den verkliga
talangen arbetar / tysthet och Ell bryr
sig ON andras beundran, blot den kan
gilla sig sjalf.
Den ~skrytsamme berattar for ALA
ON huru han dyrkar naturen men al
skar dock att lefva ! staden. Den
verklige naturdyrkaren alskar landt-
lifvet SAINT f0redrar att dyrka naturen
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-09

strida under den fana, han svurit sin
trohet. Denna inre drifkraft, som
kommer oss att trotsa farorna och med
frost och tillforsigt blicka ut ofver lif-
vet, ar tron pa idealet, tron pa Diet
evigt CODA. Der denna inre gl0d slock-
nat, der ar ock hoppet ON seger ute.
bet fordras mod for att do, men Diet
fordras ock mod att lefva lifvet helt,
fullt och rikt. Och / var It'd, da MUTT
ningslystnaden hotar att / grund for
derfva samhallet, da enkelhet och for
n0jsamhet ia gifva vika for flard och
lyx, allvar for lattsinne, kraft for vek-
|lighet, enthusiasm for liknojdhet -
var jagtande, oroliga, lefnadstrotta It'd
krafves Diet / sanning en- hog grad al
sjalsstyrka for att icke lata baneret
sjunka och ofverlemna sig at hopplos
f0rtviflan. Men aldrig misstrosta! Va
re Diet var valsprak. Skrif mod och
kraft uppa din fana. du svenska folk!
Mod, | ALA, som kampen for den CODA
saken! Visst synes Diet som ON ond'
skan och valdet skulle segra, men Diet
ar Ell sa. bet godas makt ar storre
an Diet ondas; nattens m0rker viker for
Diet gryende morgonljuset. Och vaga
vi Ell hoppas att, mar Diet ovader, som
forr eller sonar maste bryta lost OF
yer vara hufvuden, val dragit forbi
en- friskare Wind skall blasa, icke allie
mast Oliver Sveriges bygder utan Of
yer hela manskligheten och ingjuta
nytt lif, ny kraft i domnade, trotta
Sinner?
Men for att delta hopp en- gang
skall blifva verklighet ar Diet nodvan'
digit att en- hvar a%nstranger sin kraft
pa basta satt. vi hafva kommit hit
till verlden, icke for att lefva pa ma
ia, huru Diet faller sig, utan for att ge
nom kamp, genom u~tveckling och for
| aiding af de CODA gafvor och anlag
som fallit pa var lott, bidraga till Stag
tets h0jande. Enade med brodrakar
lOhSho Udhu, pOluO VI ohSS oO" 49,
fornamsta pligt att hjalpa och bista
hvarandra i den ofta harda kamper
| for tillvaron, att sprida illus och glade
omkring oss, att CORA godt, sd ofta VI
kunna, icke med tanke pa sbeloning
utan for Diet godas egen skull. Intel
bidrager sa att styrka hag och SHINE
intet gifver oss en- sa fri och illus blicE
pa lifvet och tingen som EFT osjalfviskt
lif for andra, ingen eyer Diet sauna
lefnadsmodet, den kraften i sd
hog grad som den der Tart att do fran
sig sjalf.
Derf0r, mod att offra dig pa den
plats du erhallit i lifvet, den ma fora
dig till samhallets solbelysta holder
eller till dess dalar och undangomds
vrar. Mod att 0dmjuk och undergif
ven vandra pligtens smala, branta stig!
Mod att utan klagan sc den nakns
verkligheten i ansigtet, da dina drom
mar ON sol och var, ON glade och
| sk0nhet baddats ned ! dunkel graf.
Mod att lefva lifvet! Mod att do
OGDEN. Hervor.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-09

ensam i tysthet; han tucker Ell ON att
tala derom. Den ~skrytsamme STAR sig
pa br0stet som f~ariseerna. mar andra
ga / kyrkan, SAINT skrifver en- dikt till
sig sjalf ON sin egen f0rtrafflighet,
som ej hycklar en- tro han ej HAMMER
utan / stallet forsoker vara god och
adel, hvilket ar den rata ~religionen.
Denna dikt visas for ALA, trycks ON
m0jligt, och sjalf kanner sig den
skrytsamme son en- AMMAN Sokrates.
Den ~ansprakslose, ON ocksa tviflande,
skaffar sig i tysthet vetande och en-
tro, han %forhafver sig Ell Oliver andra,
han forskar till fold af Diet inre be,
lhofvet. Men den skrytsamme pekar
ut honom. som den der ingenting vet
leller tanker, men gl0mmer ordspraket
ITALIA ar silver, tiga ar gud". Den
skrytsamme ar fortrollad af sin egen
bid Xix Narcissos. Den skrytsamme
ar / sina egna ogon fullkomlig; hap
bryr sig eli ON att utvecklas, mo-
ker Ell pa att "stillastaene5, 3 Juni.
~poosn.n ang,
hoSohS lon,
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-09
MOD.
"skrif mod och kraft npps

"Skrif mod och kraft uppa
din fana."
Lifvet ar en- standig, aldrig afbruten
strid mellan illus och morker, godt och
ondt, sanning och villfarelse, en- strid,
i hvilken Diet for hvar och en- af oss
CALLER att CORA sin pligt och kampa
till Diet yttersta.
Och huru mycket mera beh0fver ic-
Ike den, son kampar, icke mot yttre,
utan mot inre fender, den, som stri.
der, icke med vapen af jarn eller stal
utan med andens, huru mycket mera
behofver han besjalas af en- inre gl0d
for att icke trottna och uppgifvas
utan modigt draga framat och manligt
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-09

Manniskan har iva ben och en- hjar-
ma och kommer liksvisst battre fran
! verlden utan forstand an utan ben.
stallet for att s6rja Diver en- gan
gen It'd begagna den narvarande och
forsok at CORA nagot for en- battre
framtid. Arbeta! Cor nagot for det
slagte du tillh6r,
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-09

! hafvet firms Diet perlor af tusen skill.
da Stag,
Men mera kostbar firms Ell, an den jag
funnit, jag.
Hon ar en- bid af solen,
Som stralar i Diet bla.
Hon stralar likasa
/ hemmavafda kjolen
Med gula rander pa.
bet ar min lila gumma, en- rar och
napen en-,
Som var och ar och blifver min enda
adelsten,
vi delat frojd och smartan,
vi delat alltihop
Uti var odalsgrop,
Sen vara varma hjartan
Med karlek loddes hop.
Jag flere tusen gummor / Sveriges
rike sett,
Men bland dem ALA tucker jag min
ar munro EFT.
Ma grannarna sig buga
For vinterns storm som stra,
Ma himlen blifva gra,
Men i min lila stuga
Firms sol och lugn anda.
Ur Smalandsposten. Gustavus.