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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22
PLUneEo over 1 BRIDGE
1ouP Persons 1njuReA, 1nc1u1ln9 .
Member Of the Charlotte IN. o.
Observer staa.

Winchendon, Mass, Sept. 16.-An
automobile containing members Of the
party accompanying Gov. r. B. Glenn
Of North Carolina p}pnged over q
bridge on the road to Royalston here,
and landed at the bottom Of q ditch.
p~inioning the occupants underneath.
The injured are:
j. G McNeill, member Of the stan Of
the Charlotte, IN. c. Observer; badly
cut about the head.
Guy Townsend, Of Winchendon; seri-
ously hurt.
Selectman Henry N. Raymond, Of
Winchendon; head cut and bruised.
Owen Hoban, lawyer Of Winchendon;
knee injured and back sprained.
The motor car containing Gov. Glenn
was directly behind the automobile
which met with the accident, and only
the prompt action Of the chauffeur
averted q collision between the two
cars, as the first automobile swerved
from its course and crashed into the
ditch causing 1t to capsize In Its pas
sage.
1t is believed that all the injured will
recover. Mr.. Townsend was the most
seriously hurt, having three broken
ribs and q badly bruised head.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22
BECAUSE SHE Tilted HIM
Mrs. Ida Jeanette Killed by Harry
Holman, Who Then Committed
Suicide, at CFOwn Point, Ind.

Crown Point. Ind, Sept. 1s.-Harry
Holman, of Hammond, Ind, a scion Of
wealthy family, angered because his
fiancee of five years had married
Charles Jeanette, Of Steger, ILL.,. in the
presence Of many persons, fred foul
bullets into his former sweetheart's
heart and then killed himself.
Miss Ida Taylor had been betrothed
to Holman for five years, but two
weeks ago she was married to jean
nette. She was a beautiful oma and
had been connected with a summer re-
sort hotel before her marriage. She
and her husband lived at this hotel.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22
~RUss0.jAPANESE TREATY
JaDs Didn't Insist Upon Indemnity
Because Not In . Position to
EnfOrce Payment.

st. Paul. Mimi, Sept. 1s.-Comment-
ing on the Portsmouth treaty, H. w.
Dennison, legal adviser to the japanese
foreign Office, said while in this city on
the way to Seattle with members Of the
Japanese peace embassy:
I'VE didn't insist upon indemnity, for
the simple reason that our position
didn't permit Of insistence. II we'd had
a feet in the Baltic sea or an army be-
fore st. Petersburg or at the gates Of
Moscow. we might have enjoyed the
same advantage the Germans possessed
when they occupied Paris.
"Russis, in refusing to pay an in
demnity, simply got out Of a debt which
her creditor was not in a position to
collect. 1t would have cost us millions
of yen, not to speak of loss Of life, to
enforcce indemnity"
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22

The pay OF the fremen Of New York
ID not small. The salary OF the chief
Is $4,000 a year; Of the deputy chiefs.
Of which there are five. $4,000 a year;
Of the battalion chiefs. Of which there
are II, $4,000 a year: Of captains Of
companies, $2.160; lieutenants. $1,000:
engineers, $1,000: fremen, first grade.
81, 400; firemen. second grade, $1,000;
fremen, third grade, $1,000; firemen,
fourth grade. $500; firemen on proba.
ton, $500. The term Of probation OF
the fireman Is 30 days.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22

Charles Scott Pugsley, OF Philadel.
phia. returned recently from the
strangest vacation trip in the annals
Of outings-having spent ten days on
an iceberg in the North Atlantic. and
almost persisted from heat and cold.
Despite the terrible discomfOrts and
hardships he suffered Pugsley Is re-
joicing, for by his act in camping ten
days on the ice he won a bet OF 500
from Walter Stevenson, the wealthy
young Philadelphia broker, besides
the expenses OF his outing .
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22
A MINISTERIAL Matinee
Over . Thousand Ministers witness
u Special Performance of A
Ye Sow" in Chicago.

Chicago, Sept. ia ministerial
matinee was held at McVicker's theater
here by invitation of William A. Brady
and Joseph Il. Grismer, for the minis
tiers of all denominations to witness q
performance of "As Ye Sow" written
by Rev. John Snyder, and the first play
written by a minister ever presented
on an American stage.
There were over 1000 ministers at
the matinee, which was given exclu-
sively for them, the theater being closed
to the paying public. The play was
warmly received.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22
TRADE AND INDUSTRY ACTIVE
Conditions In the Business WOfld
as Reflected In Dradstreet's
Weekly Review.

New York, Sept. 16,--Bradstreet's
weekly review says:
Trade and industry continue remark
ably active in nearly al! lines. Fall
distribution Is In full swing and In
parts of the west Is Of unprecedented
volume. Interior merchants are still
greatly In evidence in many primary
markets. ~three-fourths OF the corn crop
is out Of danger OF frost. iron and steel
are in exceptionally good demand, with
outputs heavily sold ahead and prices
tending upward and building and
building material are apparently as &C.
tive as at any preceding period this
year. Labor seems 10 be very we'll
employed. though q few strikes, not
ably in the printing and building
trades, disturb the otherwise very quiet
appearance OF the Industrial situation.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22

Director North. Of the Census Blu.
reau, plans to ask congress at the out
set OF the session for an appropria.
ton to enable the taking OF the mar.
riage and divorce census. Collection
OF this data was authorized by con.
gress last session, but no money was
set apart therefor. The bureau Is rap.
idly going ahead with the manufacture.
Ing census and will get this completed
In a few months. so that as soon az an
appropriation can be had there will
bc nothing to hinder the marriage ard
divorce census.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22

Because its chief ~ police Is a min
lister of the Gospel, with appointments
to fill the pulpit OF a Congregational
church. the saloons OF Kansas City,
Kan, the largest city in the sunfower
state, run wide open every Sunday. in
violation Of the prohlDltory liquor law.
Req. Vernon J. Rose, the chief Of pO-
lice referred to, is now fighting a
movement to GUST him from office and
to select some nan who has no min.
~lsterial duties to take up the time for
which the city would pay him.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22

An appearance OF a new Island In
the Japanese seas calls to mind other
rapid risings Of land in the ocean. An
island suddenly came to light off the
coast OF Sicily. remained for two
months and as quickly disappeared.
Sabrina, nea the Azores. retired from
public life before it was fairly chartcd.
The Gulf OF Mexico has witnessed the
advent and subsistence of small
Islands. These u%pheavals Of the bed
of the cea suggest all sorts Of mys-
terles connected with the unknown
depths,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22
SERIOUS LOSS BY FIRE
A Large Portion Of the Business
Section of Grangevi1le, Idahes
B~urned-LOss, S2SO,OOO.

Spokane. Wash, Sept. 15.-A large
portion OF the business section OF
Grangeville, Idaho, was destroyed by
fire, causing a loss estimated at $780,
600. Over forty buildings, mostly
frame structures, were destroyed. The
heaviest loser is the department store
of Alexander & Fregesrich. whose loss
is placed at $3.50. 900. H. f. Sacher-
sons general merchandise store also
was destroyed. Most of the firms are
we'll insured.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22

The Italian gamblers horror OF the
number proceeds. apparently, from the
fact that a 18th card of one OF his
packs bears the figure of death. In
England the superstition that one OF
u company OF 13 must die within the
year IL traced to the old calculation OF
the insurance Offices that out Of 10
persons, taken Unfortunately, ono
will die within ~ months. Others
trace the awe In which the figures are
held to the Last Supper, at which -
were present.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22

Six live japanese mice arrived at
Wilkesbarre. Pa, from Nagasaki. Ia.
pan, having travelled the entire 10000
miles In a large vase in the center OF
. crate Of chinaware. They ha1 NAV.
aged to get into the crate before It
was sealed to eat the rice straw in
which the ware was packed. and they
remained in It, living on the rico
straw, and arriving rather thin. but
full of life and thirst.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22
TO MAKE A TEST CASE
A wisconsin Railroad Attorney Ar
rested nde the New Anti
Pass Law

Plainfeld, Wis, Sept. 16.-Charged
with using his railroad pass In viola
ton Of the law, w. B. Angelo, an at
torney for the Wisconsin Central Rail-
way Co., and holding a position as a
notary public was placed formally un-
der arrest on complaint OF w. H.
Berry, editor Of a newspaper at Waus-
ara, Wis. The action IL for the pur'
pose OF testing the anti-pass law passed
by the last state legislature.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22
MESSAGE OF COINCIDENCE
The United states Navy Department
sends Coincidence Ia the Navy
Department of Japan.

Washington. Sept. 14.-Acting Secre-
tary Darling has sent the following
message Of coincidence to the Japanese
minister Of the navy:
Minister Of the Navy, Toxic:
THE American navy sympathizes
with you ,,,a tbs Japanese navy In the
loss of heroic hives caused by the dis
tressing accident to the Mikasa.
tSignedl CHARLES DARLING,
Acting Secretary"
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22
AN AMICABLE settlement
Between Sweden and Norway
seems Now Assured.

Washington. Sept. 1s.--Reliable in-
reaches the department Of
state by way Of Paris that in a few
days Sweden and Norway are expected
to reach an amicable settlement and
adjust their differences in a peace
able way. The consideration and dis
position Of details has caused delay.
The c%andidature Of a prince Of the
house Of Bernadotte for the Norwegian
throne Is considered to be set
aside.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22
BARON KOMURA IMPROVING
The Principal Japanese . Enc
voy, WhO Has Been III In New
York, IL Recovering.

New York. Sept. 1S.-The following
bulletin was issued on the condition OF
Baron Komura. the japanese envoy,
who has been i'll In this city for some
time:
1.-THE condition Of Baron Komura at
G p. m, in the opinion Of both physi-
clans in attendance, was satisfactory in
every respect. DIR. Delafeld will see
him only once tomorrow.
[Signed.l "SATO."
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22
EXPLOSION, FIRE AND DEATH
Fuse Co.'S Plant mt Avon, Conn.
-Seven Persons. Cremated.

Avon, Conn.,, Sept. 1.-THE explo-
sion of q fuse, followed by q fire In a
building of the Climax Fuse Co. here
caused a panic among 20 employees In
the building and resulted in the death
of seven and injuries that will doubt
less prove fatal to several others.
There was no way of coping with the
flames, which soon spread rapidly, and
in less than an hour after the explo-
sion occurred those who were unable to
escape were in the clutches Of q fire
that eventually burned their bodies to
ashes.
The list of dead follows:
William Burke, 40 years old; mar
ried.
James Joyce, about 50; married.
Robert Mccarthy, aged 10.
James Wallace, married.
Mollie Nc Carthy.
Miss J. Sullivan.
Mrs. NJ. B. Tucker.
The scene at the fire was heartrend-
ing. Friends and relatives Of the miss
ing were almost frantic with grief
when II became known that the bodies
of those close to them were being
burned to a crisp In the ruins of the
factory.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22
TWO TRAlNMEM KILLED
Results Of a Wreck, Causc by
Flood, On the Iron Mountain Road
North Of IrOntOn, Mo.

Ironton, Mo-, Sept. 1.-two persons
were killed, one fatally hurt and 10 In
jured in the wreck Of sorth-bound pas.
senger No. 5 on the St, Louis, Iron
Mountain & Southern railway. caused
by the washing out OF a culvert three
miles north OF this city.
Two engines and five cars were pre-.
cipitated into the creek ped when the
rails over the culvert gave way. One
chair and four Pullman's were deralled.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22
DROWNED IN A CL0uDBURsT
Serious DAMAGE aud ut LeGst FOur
Lives Lost Daring . Heavy
N~almstOPsn.

Kansas City. NO., Sept. 16.-An un-
usually heavy rainstorm. amounting al
most to q cloudburst in proportions,
and accompanied by q high wind In
western Missouri and eastern Kansas.
caused serious damage to property and
the loss of at least four lives.
An average OF four Inches OF water
fell. All streams are rising rapidly. but
no great damage from this source 10
feared.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22
John Jacob Astor has lately told the

world that the farmer has a new
friend in the automobile. The farrei
whose horses have plowed all day, and
who, with his family, naturally needs
recreation when the work is done.
will, thinks Mr.. Astor, invoke his auto.
mobile, that. as a stationary engine.
may have been cutting feed, saving
wood or what not. switch the motive
power to the driving wheels, and, with
a joyful "All aboard be off to the
away.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22
CARRIES A hONSTER CARGO
A Cargo Of 3,7sO,O Mn Feet Of Gregg.
Pine for Reconstruction Work In
M~unchuria and Korea.

Portland. Ore, Sept 1G.-Carrying
3.7SO.OOO feet Of Oregon pine. n of
the largest lumber cargoes that ever
left this port. the British steamer Tot
tenham. Capt. Mann. sailed for Taku.
China. The lumber Is intended for the
work Of reconstruction In Msnchuria
and Korea that IL expected to follow the
making Of peace between Russia and
Japan.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22
woma. and Three Chiidrea Perish,

Kansas City. Mo-, Sept. ia de-
~structive rain storm Ii prevailing In
western Missouri and eastern Kansas.
All streams are overlooking their
banks. At Maxson, Kas., a woman and
three children were drowned. Train
service IL delayed In Kansas.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22

Though an attempt was made two
years ago to abolish bows and arrows
Is the national weapons Of China, the
work has only been accomplished
within the last few weeks. The impe'
rial archers have existed up to the
time the royal edict put them out OF
business about a month ago.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22

In some Of the cities Of Spain beg
CARS are licensed to carry on their
trade. Recent figures place the mum.
Der Of beggars in that country at 1907
az, Of whom 81 .94S are women.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22
CREATED CONFEDERATION.
I10yds Had Been Selling I~nsuranc
at "Peace Rates."

London, Sept. lathe announce
ment that by the terms of the Russo
Japanese armistice protocol maritime
captures will not be suspended created
CONSERVATION at Lloyds, owing to the
fact hat some insurance had recently
been effected at peace" rates. 1t has
been suggested that the underwriters.
hold a meeting and send a protest to
the Japanese government.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22
Minister Takahira Coins Home.

Washington. Sept. 1S.-The Japanese
minister. Mr.. Takahira, expects to sail
for his home In Japan In a few weeks
to Join Nine. Takahira. who has been
over there for nearly .1o years
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-22

St. GATHERINGS lighthouse, Isle Of
Wight, has just been fitted with .
Eashlight which Is estimated 70 b
equal to Is. OOO, 900 candle-powsr.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-07
RIopERLIeHET | HEMMET.

/ manga hem formorkas lyckan ge-
nom vanan att behandla dem oh0fligt
och hansynsl0st, som sta oss narmast
och arc dyrbarast for oss. bet wore
val, ON vi vinnlade oss ON att vara
artiga icke blot mo vanner och be-
kanta, utan afven mot hustru eller ma
ka, vara syskon. foraldrar och barn.
Inlet hem kan vara lyckIigt, der oar
tigheter hora till regeln, och der den
enc trampar den andres RAFT under f0t-
| terna.
Man och hustrur skulIe icke med
| valid upptrada mot den husliga endrak-
ten. Manner, som forskansar sig bak-
ON EFT kallt, hanfullt satt, nustrun,
som gar pa med sin skarpa tunga, TO-
refalla de icke oss, som vor de ru-
stade till kamp med SKIOLD och svard?
Han och sura miner arc for karlekens
lifsatmosfar detsamma som s%tinkande
flugor och mygg arc for oss, da vi
villa njuta af sommaren.
Diet faktum, att vi blifvit ALT for for
trogna med ~hvarandra, far ofta skull
| den till Diet stora bakslaget | den hus-
liga lyckan. Xfven 1 Diet allra intima-
ste slagtf0rh8llande borde man bevara
, en- viss tillbakadragenhet. Makar haf-
VI lika litet raft att tilltvinga sig ON
sesidigt f~0rtroende, som de hafva raft
att t~illtvinga sig nagon ytlig bekants
f%ortroende. Du handlar precis lika
otillatligt, da du "lanar" ur dina barns
~sparb0ssa, son da du gor en- st6ld
fran banker. bet ar hvarken klokt
| eller raft att lasa dina barns bref utan
deras tillatelese. Vim deras fortroen-
de, och de skola af sig Saliva bringa
dig sin correspondents. ON modern
ar tvungen att stora sina barn | deras
arbete cller | deras nojen, ar EFT "f0r-
lat" battre egnadt att lara dem seder
och a~rtigheter an de tjockaste becker
och de NEST storslagna tai. ON iva
syskon hemma ofvertraffa %hvarandra
i omsesidig oartighet ofvertrada de den
CODA tonens f~oreskrifter lika val som
ON de handla sa offentligen.
Ju Store en- saks varde ar, desto
st0rre skall ocksa den omsorg vara,
som vi visa den. Ju dyrbarare och
innerligare de band aro, som fangsla
oss, ju battre skola vi akta dem. Man
kan sara nagon bekants kanslor, utan
att Diet beh0fver vars nagon olycka
for iva manniskor, som icke arc ma
got for hvarandra och sallan bekymra
sig ON h%varandra - men ON du st0ter
dolken | din trofasta moders hjarta
eller sarar dit omtanksamma barn
med EFT 0fveriladt ord, skola ar eli
racka till for att aflagsna udden cf
dina ord ur deras mime.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-07
Is.
Skattuommerskan.

Da aftonen kom, graf sig den lila
Boel till somns i sin badd, och den
| gamla Marta satt vid hennes sang och
lyssnade till hennes snyftningar, hvil-
ka fortforo ocksa sedan hon somnat.
Sa smaningom aftogo de likval, och
slutligen sof den lila flickan / en-
lugn s0mn. Den gamla tja%narinnan,
som f0rst blot tankt pa sin sorg Of
yer den d0de husbonden, b0rjade nu
att grunna oliver, hvad hon skulle GO
ra for att uppfylla slit l0fte till den
dode att taga vara pa hans qvarla-
tenskap for barnens skull. Och s8
ram Diet henne i hugen att fader A.
nund fortrott sig till grannpresten.
Titan tvifvel skulle denne smart vara
der. Han skulle tillkallas att halla
likvaka diver sin ambetsbroder, och
broder Olof var nog den som icke
gjorde nagot utan vederlag. Hvad
manne han val skulle krafva for sin
likvaka och for fader Anunds jord.
fastning? bet forstas, icke vile Mar
ia knussla pa Diet, som lande hennes
husbonde till heder, men han hade
ju bedt henne.
Hon gick till fader Anunds rum.
Der stod kistan under sanger, och
Marta drog fran den, oppnade den
och sag hans ia och torftiga klades-
plagg. Hon strok dem med handen,
de voro henne kara, de lagade skjor-
lorna af CROFT blaggarn och de fina
kragarna, som han plagade bruka, da
han begaf sig ut pa nagon ambets-
f6rrattning i socknen. Hon tog med
vordnad den vackert skrifna perga-
mentsboken, som hon sa ofta sett sin
here lasa uti och som lag har In
swept | en- fin duk af gulnadt lime.
bet var EFT sa kalladt humerale, som
preston bar, da han kom ut | kyrkan.
Men da han tradt inf0r altaret och
skulle f0rratta m~assoffret, da drogs
Diet ned och hangde ON halsen eller
ned pa ryggen. bet var sommadt
med utmarkt stickarbete, fagra blom-
NOR med olika arbetssatt, och EFT kors
pa midten. Marta hade mer an en-
gang undrat, huru qvinnohander kun
de s0mma sa prydligt, och hvilken
som sytt Diet. Hon hade nog hort
omtalas att fader Anund haft en-
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-07

Will forsoka Diet om6jliga att klatt-a
upp for denna branta ~klippspets? Ocn
dock var der en-, som f0rsokte Diet. En-
matros, SON de h~aftigaste stormar
klattrat upp for mangen redan vack.
lande mast, f0retog vagstycket. Men
han var annu icke langt kommen. da
den starke manner darrade, da kraf-
ten 4 mans lemmar svek honom och
han tackade Gud, mar han alter hunnit
| marken. Xnnu en- AMMAN, en- ~hoglandsk
| jagare, gjorde Diet andra forsoket. Han
| hade redan med djarf fot satt efter
| Diet flyende vilddjuret fran klippa till
| klippa. Han klattrade afven hair raskt
! IN: redan var a ~verkligen halfvags,
da syindlar Diet for 6gat, da slinter TO
| ten, och ned st6rtar jagaren den
djupa afgrunden.
Xnnu stod folket fortvifladt omkring
klippan, da EN- q%vinna, vridande sina
handler och andfadd, framtrangde ge-
nom kretsen. F6rgafves h0ll man hem
ne tillbaka. Hon steg uppfor berget,
fran klippa till klippa, fran brant till
brant, kom lyckligt upp och - forde
barnet lyckligt ned. ansen val, hvem
qvinnan var? Hvem annars kunde Diet
vara an barnets moder, moderskarle-
ken var repet, som drog upp henne,
stafven, som stodde henne, Men hvem
hade under tiden vakat Oliver barnet,
sa att roffogeln icke flick hacka ut 0go-
men pa detsamma? Hvem hade gjort
modern starkare an matrosen och ia
garen och hallit henne, sa att hon icke
Sbll ned och k~rossades tillika med bar
net? Helt visst hade moderskarleken
gjort Diet.
Kommen ihag. att ofver eder vakar
en- moderskarlek, af hvilken all den
karlek, som rorer sig sa manget mo-
dershjarta, endast Or EFT svagt ater-
sken och en- skugga.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-07

hustru. men hon visste icke med sa-
kerhet, ON Diet var SAINT. Pa botten
af kistan lago de ito marken ! silfver
inknutna 1 EFT handklade, och sa
fanns dessutom nagra smamynt.
M skulle Marta noga taga hand
ON dessa ito mark, dem skulle aldrig
broder Olof ia Sc. Men hvar skulle
hon d0lja dem? Tills vidare stoppade
hon dem / sin kjortelsack. bet a
nog bast att grafva ned dem JAMIE
Axes gripar. Marta hemtade afven
dessa. Oct var icke sa litet, annu en-
~gyllene kedja fanns, silfverbalten och
armringar, spannen och s0ljor. ia, de
hade nog raft, som menade, att Axe
Estridsson var h0gt uppburen och val
lonad. De h6ga lonade nog en- sa
frejdad lekare battre an en- helig
gudsman som fader Anund.
Nu gick Marta sakta ut med ALA
dessa egodelar. Hon gick ut tradgar'
den, natten var illus och manen sken;
men hvar skulle hon grafva ned sina
skater? Det var nog ALT for nara
prestgarden och man kunde latt finna
dem der. Sa fortsatte hon sin vag
utat akern. ia, der var nog battre
Der vile hon grafva en- crop vid en-
iordfast stem och der skulle nor gom
ma godset.
Marta var gammal och trottnaus
smart, hennes rygg varkte at arpetet
hennes handler domnade, 0 maste
ofta hvila och hela natten forgick
imam hon slutat slit arbete, och soler
stod hogt pa himlen da hon gick II
genom prestgardsgrinden. Men ia
var ocksa ALT / sin ordning der ute
en- crop upptagen, godset nedlagt, tori
ven nedtryckt och rikligen Vattnao'
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-07
kARLEkENs MAXI.

Diet skotska hoglandet - sd har en-
skotsk FRESHMAN berattat pa London
ska Observation-Disclosures arsfest - fin
mas j~atte0rnar. som rofva och bortf0ra
till och med sma barn. En- af dessa.
som byggt slit DO pa en- brant klippa 1
narheten af en- by, bortrofvade inf0r
Diet bestorta byfolkets ogon EFT barn
och forde Diet, visserligen oskadadt,
men till en- saker d0d, med sina star
ka klor in ! slit narbelagna haste. Fol-
ket skyndar efter honom, men f5rgaf-
yes. Vid foten af klippan maste de
ALA blifva staende radlosa, ty hvem
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-07
NYA TIoER - NYA sEpEa.

Frigorelsen fran ~alkoholens fruk-
tansvarda elande skall bilda epok /
manniskoslagtets lif, och denna epok
halter just pa, tror jag, att bryta in.
Elandet dr. konstateradt En- f0ran-
dring | asigterna ~angaende bruket af
bed0fningsmedel har egt rum; manni-
skorna inse deras f0rderflighet, och
denna andrade teori skall ovillkorli-
gen ocksa draga med sig en- f6ran-
dring | praktiken. Leo ToIstoi.