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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-26

In view OF these facts tho Umatllla
wheat grower should take precautions
against the weed opposing It In every
way
l have few remedies for its ex-
termination which may be published
II desired. or furnished to individuals
upon application.
HOWARD EVANS,
Fruit Inspector
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-26
STILL ANOTHER CURE
Neck Covered With Sores, Hair
Fell Out, Wild With Itching

Mr.. II. ]. Spalding of ro4 w. ro4th
81. New York City. says: :" For two
years my neck was covered with sores,
6e disease spreading to my hair,
which fell out. leaving an unsightly
Aald spot, and the soreness, infan-
anAtfon, and merciless itching made
me wild. After few applications of
Cuticura the torment subsidized, the
cores disappeared, and my hair grew
thick and healthy as ever"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-26
CAPT. GRAHAM S
GRATITUDE
SufFered from Sores on Face and
BaCk-DoCtOrS Took His Money
But Did No Good - Skin Now
Looks Clear as BabYs.
ANOTHER CURE BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES

Captain W. S. Gtuhlm. 1921 Eoff
81. Wheeling, VIVA, writing June "a,
Nna. says: ~ am SO grateful want to
ehank God that friend recommended
Cuticura Soap aud Ointment to me. I
ssaered for long time with sores on
any face and back. Some doctors said
had blood poison, and others that
dad BARRIERS itch. None of them did
Sae any good, but they al took my
snouey. My friends tell me my skin
Gov looks as clear as baby's, and 1
tell them all that Cuticura Soap and
Ointment did it."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-26
AND STILL ANOTHER

"For over thirty years 1 suffered
from painful ulcers and an eruption
from my knees to my feet, and could
end neither doctors nor medicines to
help me, until 1 took Cuticura which
tnred me in six months. (signed NJ.
C. Moss. Gainesville. Tex"
esfieura Soap Ointment and Pills arc cold throuKhous
"a woSd Potter Drug Chem. Corp, BOStoa. Sob
1rseBd sOE - How to Cure Every HumOur.-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-26

A mortgage for 10000 has been
placed on the First Methodist church
property at Spokane, representing the
amount borrowed to complete the new
church, which will be completed next
year. The mortgage Is held by the
State Life Insurance company. Of In
dianapolis. The building will cost
S65. 900.
The Florida star., 1905-02-24
WIRES, VIVID AND wKArHKR.

To the goosebone. the muskrat skin.
the appearance Of the moon, corns and
rheumsfic Joints has been added Q
new standard Of popular weather prog
nosticztion found In the alleged close
connection between the varying notes
OF humming telegraph and teiephone
wires and the weather of the following
few days This discovery was made
By Herr Book. a German whose title
OF professor gives TO his announcement
q certain degree Of credibility. The
humming OF the wires. the professor
explains. Is influenced by the strength
Of the wind, the tension of the wires
and various causes which are In turn
affected by temperature and other at
mospheTic conditions" OF course the
method of observation with derisIon.
a. they do all attempts TO foreteil the
weather from phenomena within the
sight and hearing OF the common herd
Nevertheless the weather bureaus are
very far from Infallibie. While their
system OF collecting at a central point
data gained from observations at many
different points gives them an advan-
tage over the ordinary citizen In pre-
dieting the course Of general storms.
the public still has TO depend very
largely for its information regarding
local disturbances upon those signs
which Adam doubtless noted in the
garden OF Eden One would hardly be
justified in making affairs Of great
pith and moment hang upon his own
weather predictions. but IL may be
worth while to pay some attention TO
the simple signals which our forefa-
thers found so useful
The Florida star., 1905-02-24
For Over sixty Year,.

Mrs. winsloWs' Soothing Syrup has
beeB nsei for over sixty years by millions
Of mothers for their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success. Ia ~noihes the
child, snitens the gums. alays all pain,
Cures wind collie, and is she best remedy
for dIRTThoea. IL will relieve the poor
hitle sufferer Immediately. Sold hy drug
gists ia every part of the world. Twenty
five cents a hottie BE sure and ak for
Mrs. Winslow's SoOthing syrup" and
TEX. nC ofhar kind
The Florida star., 1905-02-24

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an ---f1 u.--- ~,'i ~ Es-i Crr-- = A.
rIScy. TItE-yI..-, L41 ,rA...- PLAFuAcy.
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The Florida star., 1905-02-24

The New York Mail reads a lesson 10
certain shortsiEhted people. not confin-
ed To auy special locality. who. Il says,
are swapping forests for bIueberries %
II cites the forestry bureau as authori-
" FOR the charge that forest fires are
SCI merely 10 make barrens FOR growing
berries % nourish the canning indus
tries \ lesser evil l. that Of burning
over lands where the timber has been
removed. thus destroying the young
growth LESSONS Ia forestry Will not
he IN vain II this wanJnn robbery Of the
future can thereby be checked
The Florida star., 1905-02-24

When GUrriry forty odd years aEo
kept shouting Go w.-s-. young man
30 WeG- 10 practically advised exile
In q Wilderness Today there s,il. Is
room awaiting The young man VIII
markets churches. schools. reWspsperk
AMI ue.sL.-ors % but
The Florida star., 1905-02-24

A siKth moor has been discovered
6olEE a pertotIcal trick sI Eght.ng tie
planet JupsteC- Now. u = couple % Ell
Ira r1oo1s could b< s~nt this way tie
gz< sot Oshe- Lighting trusts wo1ld
shosfsh themseiy~- aDG fSoJpsds turn
90 huuesI CzIlInES
The Florida star., 1905-02-24

Another --n.sW WOU4an" IN the right
place = Miss Helen Wilder of Homo
Iu.u. Who = n duly empowered Or1cer
of Tho law and wears the badge 20
prov. = Mss Wilder - The daughter
of a millionaire sugar king and make
II h-T sp@--.a! duty % prevent cruelty
io children
The Florida star., 1905-02-24

T -..--,-.- = sr''-s g~r. -r A. a ,-.r.- tat.
1 "A --s'-r E.ri = .;f a - 'a~ -r-ru
E-' t.- -.ar..-~ ~-r..s--' -. Trg | .-ss-r -s--
.-t'- -@r-.- - Esr Eta us.- Ha~s
NHIrta % Ia. Az vosr t--lgg,-s {
The Florida star., 1905-02-24
Tor Salt
East Coast Lumber &
Supply Company,
EAU GiLLIE. FLORIDA.
so and SO inch In Stock.
Erltt fOf Prices.
WHAT Is A GENTLEMAN

Commenting upon the recent deci-
sion OF a British Judge that a school
teacher - not gentleman In law. the
London News quotes the late Cardinal
Newman's decision OF 4 gentleman as
follows:
The true gentleman carefully avoids
whatever may cause q Jar or jolt IN the
minds OF those with whom he Is cast. ali
clashtns OF opinion. all collision OF feel
ing his great concern beinS to make ev-
cry one al his ease and at home
lie guards against unreasonable allu-
siOnz or topics which may trr1tate. He
never speaks OF himself except when com
PEELED. never defends himself by a mere
retort He Is scrupulous In impuUng mo-
uves To those who interfere with him and
interprets everything for the best
He Is never mean or nttie In his dis
putes. never takes an unfair advantage.
never mistakes personalities or sharp say
in6s for arguments.
The cardinal may have described the
true gentleman" but such a man
would doubtless impress the general
public as being a cOlorless namby-
pamby and a thirty third degree bore.
The Florida star., 1905-02-24

There are still some people lcfJ who
hold that consistency j. = Jew -
Charles Wagner came 20 these sho7,~
and preached his simple life doctrine.
About that tis,e Mr. Robert Hunter a
New YORK su--ioloStst. reported thz;
several hundrs,i thousand New Workers
had revived the simple I;fe tsnets by
wireless and sot 70 the verge ~ staryA-
ton by putting them into practice
yU-therTaOrSe. T0.,s'o children OF these
faaAttCs went hungry TO school each
DAY In order 10 counteract this Wild
perverSiou % the noble pastors teach
tngs 4 dinner pNrIy OF thirty SIX ps-o-
pie sat down 10 a banquet costing
nearly <i-4ss) psr plate. 90 $1,000 tOr
the spread, and = committee Of rfch
cfsfzsGs orSa ntreNi q committee 10 coE-l-
pei the starving children 20 cat brczk-
fast before starting for school and
also carry lunch Tie conuircre. %
course. tc0ts ,he btIis for this important
innovation. which - 10 more than rra-
sonahle. SiSce 70 al - n the interest
cC socseSy The chilstren win De useful
Arer provided they grow " abIeero4l~l
The Florida star., 1905-02-24
THE JURY IN GERMAN Law

To say that trial by jury Is itself on
trial IN some parts OF this country is
not wide OF the mark A very promi-
nent leader at the bar recently declared
that II all the cases In which he had
been n participant had been decided by
q throw Of dice instead OF by jury YER
dict more substantial Justice would
have been secured
Trial by jury Is a feature OF criminal
procedure in Germany and in one or
two important points bears upon re-
forms proposed In some OF the states
In addition 10 the twelve who Consti-
tute the regular jury in Germany one
or more supplementary Jurors are
drawn. These alternates take part in
the TRIAL. says = writer In the current
issue OF the Political Science Quarter
y. and have the same right in propOs-
ing motions as the regular Jurors They
do not retire with the Jury nor partici-
pate in the verdict. but should one Of
the regular Jurors be incapacitatei at
any stage au alternate takes his place
For the Affirmative Of guilt n maJOri-
q OF rWo-thirliS is necessary. IL takes
eight to convict. but only five To &C
quit In questions Of mitigating cir
cumstances" a simple majority may de-
eide its denial tie In such a queS-
ton Is held 10 be an answer in the
affirmative.
In Germany q jury may amend It's
verdict up to the very point where the
court pronouncss Judgment. The court
on It's own motion may refer the case
for a new trial. but the Jury's verdict
on this second trial must stand
The Florida star., 1905-02-24

The present year opened with eight
banking interests the Gould. HlI.
Hartman. Rockefeller. Moore. Wander
bIlt. Morgan and PennsyIvanin-in CON
troll OF 10 per cent OF the railroad mile
age OF this country. says the New
York Commercial There Is something
in this for financial moraIists 20 ponder
over. especially n, as the Commercial
declares. the number OF manipulators
IS TO be speedily and greatly reduced
The paper cites the op;nioa Of one of
the ablest railroad finaHcicrs" that
within i've years all the railroads Of
the United States Will he controlled
10y five banking Interests. 1ut of hf-
teen independent roads In the eastern
territory Ia 1895 ten have been absorb
e-i. with the result that the Pennsyl-
vsnia ani New York central now alb
s0luteiy control the trunk line territory
The Florida star., 1905-02-24

II seems @ have t-eE cz~e % Ike
master. ike uaE-" when Jh- Russian
Soid.ers Ioo,el tie sE0ps and -gGJ-
Hag went NJ The otsc--S raei The
army treasure chests sat d.-po.led ths
prvstes % their lawful pay
The Florida star., 1905-02-24

A woman never realizes what a good
listener her husband Is until lie IL ah-
sent and she has no one To talk az.
The man who speaks before he
thinks Is apt TO have necessity TO apol-
oEize.
The more familiar some folks are
with the truth the less use they have
for IL
The Florida star., 1905-02-24

\ writer IN American Medicine say
that the United States bank bills IN
with mos; fSrelSn money IN d'-C"1Cy ~
appearance Abroad b. ~ays. bank
RU;c- that coiur into private possession
are fr,-Sl- clean and ,-.SV. and BE- Cly--s
the custom Z ,ie Rank = Ensiai.1 -
can,-l. destroy and reissue AL UoIrS
~o.ied ~ not. that ar~ presented fox
payment Money has }-es.n N-J~s-i OF
spreading Infectious d.Ssa-e~. suI F.-
haps our progressive E-.Ith authorities
will one day insist upon = I---5o-l.ra!
cleaning up - The stork n c!-ru,a'.o--
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28

ningar - en- ny omstandighet tillkom-
NIT. Norrmannen saliva hafva NAM
ligen skyndat att lagga sin SAX inf0r
utlandets forum. Nansens stora ar
tikel med ALA dess orattfardigheter
och halfsanningar gar genom verlds-
pressen, och de norska tidningarne
vadja / korus till u~tlandets dom. Nor
genbladet lager sarskildt an pa Eng
land, och finner Diet vara en uppgift
for Europas stora nationer att skapa
den fulla likstalligheten mellan Skan-
dinaviens folk.
bet har kommit en- plotslig liver
ofver norrmannen att icke / Europas
ogon vara de, som bryta unionen. Nan
sen tiger sa snallt med sin landsmans,
professor Sars' uppvisande af att den
norska konsulatlinien direkt syftar pa
unionens upphafvande, och man jam
rar sig 0fver sin underordnade stall
ming inom u~nionen, utan att latsa sig
veta, att lik~stalligheten inom unionen
nastan ar att taga pa hyllan.
bet ar denna fariseism, som maste
fullstandigt blottas infor utlandet. Den
Dor fran authoritative hall beifras /
den utlandska press, som matas af
Nansen, och Sverige far icke borja Diet
unionela skadespel, som nu spelas for
open rida infor ALT Europa, med
att / vamjelse eller vredesmod CORA
sin sortie.
An en- gang ma tvartom fran svenskt
hall en- ~uppgorelse erbjudas, %unionela-
re och broderligare an nagonsin, och
motiveringen maste blifva sadan, att
afven Europa f0rstar den. Sverige
har da gjort sin sista pligt mot unio-
men, och Diet star sedan norrmannen
fritz att oppet ''melde sig I'D" Skis
nassau behofde Jul Ell derf0r bli bit
ter. Men den blir Diet, om norman
men skola upplosa unionsf0rhallande-
ma bit for bit, ALT under bedyrande af
att oron och faran for unionens be-
stand Ell kommer fran dem, utan fran
Diet trol0sa Sverige.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28
FINLAND.

Finska Iandtdagens a%fsIutande.
Landtdagens afslutande egde rum den
Is April.
Eft demonstrationstag mot poIisen
egde s0ndagen den 8 April rum i Hell
singfors. Omkring 5000 personer del
togo deri och antalet askadare val ko-
lossalt. En- protestresolution mot po-
lisens lagl0sa upptradande antogs med
skallande %bravorop. Allting aflopp
lugnt och stilla.
Stor inbrottsstold. Natten mot SON.
dagen den 2 April begicks EFT djarft
inbrott i Finska Observation-Disclosures
gets forsaljningsmagasin i Helsing-
fors. Ink0psvardet af de stulna saker-
ma uppgar i Diet narmaste till 100000
mark. Hvem som begatt inbrottet ar
annu icke kandt af polisen. Mahanda
har man att CORA med internatiOnela
~tjufvar. Harpa tyder Diet sinnrika verk-
tyg med hvilket "arbetet" utf0rts.
Fran Stockholm har telegrafiskt gift
Wits signalement pa en- person, som
kan misstankas for inbrcttet.
Eft uppseendevackande s%jaIfmords-
f0rsok begick den s April bankdirektor
John Sj0dahl / Vasa. Han t%illfogade
sig EFT ~revolverskott, som emellertid
icke var d0dligt. Sj0dahl har befun-
nit sig / CODA ekonomiska ~omstandig-
heter. Han blef nyligen taxerad for
en- arsinkomst af A, 800 mark. Emel-
lertid har Diet k%onstaterats att ekono-
miskt obestand och betydande for
skingringar varit orsaken till den for
tviflade handlir gen. Vid EFT socker-
bruk for hvilkct Sjodahl varit verk-
stallande direktor, har salunda konsta-
terats en- f0rskingring af icke mindre
an $780, 900 mark. Utskankningsbola-
get och Observation-Disclosures Book for
modas afven ha att uppvisa brister.
ehuru dessas storlek tills vidare icke
kunnat fixeras.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28
o

Harom skrifver Sundsvallsposten
foljande ~f0rnuftiga ord:
M, just nu, ar tiden inne for oss
svenskar att CORA EFT kraftslag for att
s0ka astadkomma en- nationel samling
i unionsfragan och EFT nytt anbud till
Norge. ogonblicket ar kritiskt och
samling ar af modem. Och just nu arc
forutsattningarne harf0r de basta.
ALA svenska Observation-Disclosures
gar hafva numer varkt bort, hvilket
undertaken en- ofverenskommelse pa
likstallighetens grund. Samtidigt har
den kring sig gripande "unionsledan'
Atminstone den nyttan med sig, att
man icke ar fardig att upoffra svensk
sjalfbestammelseratt for endast ske.
net af en- union eller for en- union,
hvilken norska stortinget bure suvera'
niteten och vi riskerna.
De folkpsykologiska f0rutsattningar
ne for afgifvande af EFT redligt och
godt svenskt "anbud" arc saledes, som
sagdt, de basta.
Men = sager man - EFT dylikt &C
cepteras icke fran norsk sida. Man
advisable ju for Ell lange sedan den
svenska regeringens anbud att / sam
band med den konsulara skilsmassan
underhandla ON gemensam utrikesmi
mister. Den B~ostromska regeringen
som framstallde anbudet, ansags da
Norge vara den basta af svenska re
geringar, och Diet var icke af fruktar
for "trol6shet", SON man advisable der
utstrackta svenska handen.
Skulle EFT liknande anbud hafvs
storre effekt nu?
Taste man sig u~teslutande vid d.
%dunderord, som efter konsulatunder
handlingarnes afbrytande fallts | Nor
ge, n0dgades man besvara fragan met
mel. Men pa Diet yttersta 1 dessa da
gar har - pavisar Norrk0pings It'd
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28
JAPANs ~GLAsINDusTRI.

Den japanska regeringen har nyli-
gen anstallt undersokningar r0rande
landets glasindustri. vigtigaste centra
for denna industri arc Toxic, Osaka
och Nagoya. Den forstnamda af dessa
stader har omkring 26 glasbruk, och
vardet af de vid dessa glasbruk till
verkade artiklarna uppgar arligen till
omkring $40, 900 a $50, 900 yen. / Osa-
ka finnas icke mindre an ITO glasbruk,
hvilkas arliga prohibition kan uppskat-
tas till mer an 1 mill. yen; anlaggnin-
garna vid Nagoya uppga till omkring
10 och deras produktionsvarde till ON.
kring 10000 yen. Glasindustrien utof.
vas vidare i 23 andra provinser, men
ar der af mindre betydelse. Lampor,
lamphus, flaskor och k0ksartiklar till.
verkas o~fverallt. Men spegelglasindu-
strien har annu icke matt oliver expert.
mentets standpunkt.
AT hvad som p%roduceras / Toxic ut
fores Diet mesta till Kina, Hongkong
och de australasia oarna; utom de re-
dan namda artiklarna finnes ocksa har
en- marknad for speglar. De senare
tillverkas af spegelglas, inf0rdt fran
Europa.
Japans g~lasexport anslas till EFT var
de af 1h million yen. Den tyckes hat.
"a god framtid for sig, men marknaden
for lampkupor har dock pa sista tiden
forminskats pa grund af konkurrens
med anlaggningar af Stamina art |
Kina.
bet har slit intresse att notera att
de v~igtigaste japanska glasbruken arc
grundlagda af arbetare, utgangna fran
den fabrik, som af regeringen anlades
EFT af de f0rsta aren sedan reformpoli-
tiken | Japan inledts.
Hvad betraffar r~amaterialet, sa an
Wanda Tokios glasfabrikanter vid till
verkningen af vanliga olflaskor sand
fran provinsen Ava, for de finare va
roma stem fran provinsen Mikawa. /
Osaka begagnar man sig af sand fran
provinsen Awaits eller Riis kustdistrik-
ter och stem fran provinsen Milkawa
eller Arinia. Dessa ramaterial arc
betydligt enklare an de, som anvandas
t. ex. i Belgien. Man har annu icke
matt sd langt son att uppsoka rama
terial efter vetenskapliga metoder. An.
dra for glasindustrien nodvandiga ra.
material arc kalk och soda. Da alkali.
industrien blot gor langsamma fran.
steg i japan, infores Diet mesta af den
soda, som begagnas, fran Tyskland.
Enligt uppgift fran kompetent per-
son ar hvad den japanska industrien
MI behofver iva saker: Kapital for att
kunna drifvas i stor skala, och fack-
kunniga arbetare, inkallade fran Eu-
ropa, att undervisa de japanska arbe-
tarna.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28
PREsTERNA OCH LANDTARBETAR-
RoRELSEN.

Pa inbjudning af Kristianstads prest-
sallskap ha stiftets prester samman-
tradt der den Fl Mars under ordforan-
deskap af kyrkoherde A. R. Yllner i
Fjelkestad. M0tet var besokt af EFT
60-tal prester.
Nest intressant blef diskussionen
ON fragan:
Presternas stsIIning till Iandtarbetar-
organisationen.
Som bekant har stiftets biskop in
tagit bestamd stallning till denna so,
ciala f~0reteelse genom att till med
med som ordforande i landtinget der
beteckna r0relsen som zen mycket
mork flack pa Diet unga arets historic.
Han blef emellertid har sa fullkomligt
desavuerad, som val moiligt. En- ing
prest, kyrkoherde Jacobson i Ifvetof-
ia, inledde fragan med EFT %varmhjar,
tadt foredrag, som dock visade att han
sag en- smula med de Billingska 0go-
men, ON han ock utdrog konseqvenser,
ma at EFT helt annat hall. Han lika
litet som de efterfoljande talarne holl
sig till amnet i dess inskrankta form,
utan lat diskussionen ON landtarbetar,
rorelsen omfatta hela socialdemokra-
tien. Denna betecknade han som en-
strafvan efter makten hos den nya
klass som marscherar upp SAINT som
misunderstanding. Fran denna syn
punkt sag han presternas uppgift vara
att bryta ut ur socialdemokratien dess
materialistiska ryggrad, genom att Ia,
ia kyrkan vara ~behjalplig till att max,
ten ofverflyttades dit. Inga ha Diet sd
gladjelost som statarne, hvilka afven
mar de ha Diet bast ha pa sig traldoms'
market och blot arc maskinmassiga
arbetsdjur. Dem bora presterna ga
till och taga del | deras bekymmer, de
bora vidare inverka pa husb0nderna
att skaffa folket manskliga villkor
saliva trada hjalpande emellan, skaffa
arbetarne forstroelser af ~hvarjehands
Stag, uppmuntra b~ildningstorst der sa
dan finnes och eli sa ofta som nu sta
oberorda eller rent fientliga mot dem
I hela sin gerning skulle de tillamps
sin lara och Ell l~attjefullt n0ja sig met
teorier. Han slutade med att uttals
att socialdemokratien wore nyare ii
dens storsta andliga rorelse, som in
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28
E Sc pa soLEN!

Mar fyra veckor eller sa
bet hade regnat hela tiden,
Sa borjade Diet slutligt pa
Att bli en- andring har f0rliden.
bet kom en- Wind fran sydlig led
Och k6rde molnen upp mot pollen,
Och fran palats till kojan ned
bet lj6d EFT rop: Mel Sc pa solen!
Och hvarje manska blef sA glad,
Och Diver ALT blef fr6jd och gamman
Och folk pa land och folk / stad
Slog gladtigt sina handler samman.
Fran bordet %skraddarn tog EFT hopp,
Skomakaren spratt upp fran stolen,
Och bonden satte nasan opp
Och ropade: Mel Sc pa solen!
Och malar'n der han stod och strok,
Repslagar'n der han gick och snodde,
Och gamla koksan | slit k0k.
DE ALA upp mot himlen glodde,
Och Pelle spelman, som satt till
Med masterprofvet pa fiolen,
Br0t af uti sin basta drill
Och skrattade: Mel Sc pa solen!
Och gamla Stina med sin tvatt,
.Beroende pa Wind och vader,
Hon hade profvat ALA satt,
Som funnits upp att torka klader.
Men bast hon nastan stod och graf
For b~lusarna och Invita- kjolen,
Sa slog hon handerna | kna't
Och jublade: Mel sc pa solen!
Jag tanker nog att litet hvar
vi kunna enas / Diet stycket,
Att viss f0rmaga solen har
falla manniskor / tycket.
Och sist med delta allvarsord
bet ma eli stickas under stolen,
Att slut Diet wore med var jord.
Ifall vi int hade solen.
Costa.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28

vandigheten for varnet af bada fol-
kens politiska och kulturela frihet ut
talar sig motel for Sveriges och Nor
ges fullstandiga likstallighst | rattig-
heter och skyldigheter inom forenin-
gen, hvilket NAL kan ernas endast pa
grundvalen af gemensam utrikesf0r-
valtning, sa anordnad, att svensk- ell
Ter norman, %ansvarig inf0r s~arskilda
unionsparlsment ma kunna beklada
poster som utrikesminister.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28
Costa.
JAG TAR DIN HAND OCH kYssER
DEN.

Ur nattens feberdrommar vackt,
Jag kant, o Dod, din vinges flakt.
Valan, befriare och van,
jag tar din hand och kysser den.
ri sa att Ell jag alskat har
EFT lif, som, hur Diet profvadt var,
jag velat lefva tusen ar
och anda lemna med en- tar;
men att jag trygg mig anf0rtror
at dig, sa trygg som at en- bror,
enar min sjal min sjal har sagt,
att du ar Stamina dolda makt.
som lifvets sadd bland verldar sat-
for nagot NAL fast of0rstadt;
att all forvandlings inneb0rd
ar blot fornyad grodd till skord;
att lifvets trangtan darrar warm
i manskans och atomens BARN,
och evigt ingen kraft forgar,
sa lange alltets hjarta STAR.
Sa tror min sjal, men hvad vet jag
en- slanda Todd blot for en- dag?
Jag endast vet att ingen vet
din djupa gatas hemlighet.
Dock i min tro jag helsar dig!
Pa latta vingar kom till mig
med svalka for min innings gl0d,
.du bleka, karleksfulla bod!
Jag tar din hand och kysser den,
du ingens ovan, alias van,
.oandligt trygg jag anfortror
at dig mitt lif, du lifvets bror.
Cur Brustna aterljud.)
Hjalmar Edgren.