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5ebn Ferionen belteben0en Dlann'
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-15
Litteratur.

Fran the Augustana Book Con-
Germ haiva vi till anmalan erhallit
foljande nya booker:
ALmanaek f6r dir 1906. Haftad
scents Flexibelt klotband25 cents.
Kors6aneret for 1906. illustre ard
kristlig calender. Tjugusjunde
argangen. Med talrika illustar-
toner. Redigerad af pastor J. G..
Dahlberg. Pris pr ex. klotband
med guldpressningar SO cents.
Pris med guldsnitt IS cents.
HI YuLetiae Winter Blossoms
gathered for Little Ones, by c. w.
Foss. Profusely illustrated. Vol.
III bound in handsomely illum-
mated board cover 80 cents.
Frgde6arn. iva b~erattelser fer
ungdomen. Otversatt at X. G w.
Dahl. Med fyra val utforda he'll
sidesplanscher ! iargtryck Ike
loreradt kartongblad 80 cents.
Koyt Gnkkantaf. komponerad
for blandad kor med sopran- och
barytonsolo SAINT orgelackompag-
nement, aft. ]. Johnson h. IS cents
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-15
efter en- ny konung, och da hafva
de ju Danmark att wanda sig till.

&ANouLNbb SSAi@i
E. Johnsons utnamning till svensk
generalkonsul j New York hafva i
Sverige olika meningar gjort sig
gallande. De fiesta synas dock
gilla hans ~utnamning, men en- in
sandare i en- Stockholmstidning
har deremot bland annat f0ljande
art saga:
"Agenten for den danska LINEN
for export af svensk arbetskratt",
skrifver han, "den man, som har
att agitera for svensk emigration
agenten for EFT danskt eXploate
ringsforetag - han skall tillvara-
taga vara intressen i Amerika!
Agenten for en- dansk emigrant.
linie, ia, langre ned kan man icke
ga i att utleta ~olampliga kon-
sulerl"
En- insandare till en- AMMAN It'd
ming gar deremot ej in pa delta
sprak, utan sager:
Den, som skrifvit delta u~tfall,
torde ej kama till forhallandena
mer an helt ytligt. Hr Johnson
ar en- i sjal och hjerta svensk
man som vid ferfaldiga tillfallen
visat sin varma karlek for slit
gamla fosterland, Vid ID ars al
der kom han, Ell fattig poke, till
Amerika. Genom drift och affairs
klokhet har han forvarfvat formo-
genhet, som raknas i millioner.
Men sin svenska bord har han al
rig glomt, och otaliga arc de
svenskar, hvilka i Amerika tagits
under armarna just at denne "a
gent for EFT darskt bolag".
Derne "danske" agent ar rid
dare at Vasaorden, hvilken ut
manning pa sin It'd vackte stor
glade hos svensk- amerikanerna
just pa grund af att man ansag
att utmarkelsen var valfortjant.
Dessutom ar han egare at den
Observation-Disclosures Chicago.tid-
ningen ''Hemlandet", som franz
for ALA ar kand just for sin akta
svenska farg. SAINT stor delegare
i New York-tidningen"
nan" en- af de anseddaste tidnin-
garna i Ostern.
Hr Johnson ar for ofrigt ej agent
for de fran Sverige emigrerande
skarorna. Men mar vi lasa i tid-
ningarna, att So och sd manga tn.
sen vensk-amerikaner ha rest hem
pa jul eller sommarbesok Svsri.
&c, da kan man vara ofvertygad
ON, att att de ieste af dessa kept
sina biljetter pa nagot at hr A f.
Jonnsons kontor. Saledes: hr.
Johnsons arbete bestar i att soka
forma svensk amerikanerna att re.
sd till Sverige!
Det ar EFT synnerligen lyckligt
val vart utrikesdepartment gjort,
och vi vaga uttrycka var iorhopp-
att tillfordnandet ma blifva per-
manent."
De med utnamningen m~issnojde
i Sverige torde hufvudsakliger
kunna raknas bland dem, som SELF
va spekulerat pa sysslan. Har har
utnamningen, och isynerhet bland
landsman, bland hvilka han ar all
mant kand och aktad, .vackt den
storsta tillfredsstallelse. Ugglela-
ten fran EFT fatal i Sverige, som
kama sig missraknade, har alltsi
%ingenting att betyda.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-15
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och tecken tyda pa att en- AMMAN
tron smart blir ledig. Da kan Diet
vara bra att hafva Diet lila Dan
mark att wanda sig till, som annu
har prinsar att undvara.
bet ar konung Peter at Serbien
Diet nu CALLER. Som bekant kom
han till tronen, sedan hans fore
tradare. konung Alexander och
drottning Draga. blifvit rojda ur
wagon pa EFT satt, son starkt pa
minner ON de metoder, som an
vandes under medeltiden.
Forst scribe de sammansvurne
for att den nye konlngen forband
sig att ej STRATA dem for mordct
pa hans fo%retradare, och sedan att
han gaf deras ledare de hogsta
embetena vid slit nagot primitiya
hof. Delta vackte anstot hos Eu-
ropas konungar och furstar. Wis.
serligen hade de 81 haft nagra vi
dare Store sympatier for den last
bare konurg Alexander och hans
lika lastbara drottning. men andi
gick Diet ju ej an att sa der utan
vidare lagga hand pa en- herrans
smorda. Det var lila nog att
mordarne icke ~straffades, men an
nu varre var Diet att de upphQjdes
till de hogsta arestallen.
Derfor hafva de ofriga hofven
"boycottat" den stackars konung
Peter. Man will ej hafva nagot
att skaffa med honom. Man nekar
till och med att sanda ministrar
till hans hutvudstad och later sig
represented endast genom under
ordnade diplomatiska embetsman.
Peter har gJort f0rtvifade forsok
att uppna erkannande, men for
calves. Slit sista afslag fck han
nyligen, da han forgafves forsokte
att blifva inbjuden till den tyske
kejsarens forestaende silfverbrcl-
lop. dit annars Europas ALA SUI
verana furstehus blifvit inbiudna.
ALT delta kan icke doljas och
och Diet undergrafver mera och
mera Peters ingalunda ofverhofvan
stora anseende hos serberfolket.
l de upprorda tillstand, som rada
j Balkanlanden, der Diet med max
ternas help fnnes utsigt till att
ia EFT felt stycke rof fran Turkiet;
hafva serberna en- kansla af att de
skjutas at sidan, da de hafva en-
konung, som makterna icke villa
kannas vid.
Dertill kommer att konung Pc
ter har en- son, som ar kronprins
och tronarfvinge. Och ALA tecken
tyda pa att han kommer att ga
den mordade konung Alexanders
spar, derest han en- gang skulle
blifva konung. Ynglingen ar an
nu icke IS ar gammal, men har
har torstatt att CORA sig grundligt
hatad af den del at befolkninger
han kommit i beroring med. Sa
lunda brukar han prygla upp sipa
larare och rymmer ALT emellanat
till Wien med nagon alskarinna.
bet ar nog icke minst denne
.hoppfulle unge mans skull att ser.
berna halla pa att ledsna vid ko'
nung Peter, hvilken redan pasta:
hafva erhallit fera varningar on
att han kan vanta sig EFT ode lik.
nande Diet, som drabbade hans
foretradare. derest han icke fri
villigt nedlagger sin krona.
bet ar formodligen alldeles lex,
grundlost, dS ryktet med stads'
Store bestamdhet pastir, att ko
nung Peter tanker pa att abdikers
Han har skordat ringa ara son
serbernas konuag, och Diet kar
Just icke gifva en- man en- lugr
nattro, da han hvarje. ogonblicl
han vanta att blifva ksllad upp III
sin sang for att blifva mordad.
Oct fnnes saledes utsigt till att
serberna inom kort ia Sc sig ON
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-15
Specific blodforgifning.

Snabb och energisk behandling ar den enda
som nagonsin horde begagnas | bekimpan-
det af denna %"konung' af n sjukdomar,
Endast tillfallig lindring kan ernas af bad
andra minerala blandningar och glitter.
Under Diet f0rGutna aret har jag uppfunnit
och fullbordat en- bot for specihk blodf6rglft.
ming. som ar absolut saker snabb och per-
manent o. lemnar inga skadliga eftereffekter
Hyarje yttre symptom ~forsyinner smart.
medan blodet. vafnaderna. nerfibrerna, be-
men och hela systemet ena .starkas och ater-
stallas till fullkomlig helsa och renhet.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-15
Striktur.

F6rsummad eller dalig %behandlad striktu
foTvirras och angriper smart under sin forst8
skarande, strackande. slltande aro grymma,
barbariska qvarlefvor fran gamla tidens o.
kunnighet.
De fullkomligt moderna %originella metodeT
som anvandas af mig vid be~handlingen al
ems fasor och absolut sakra och smartfria.
Ala abnorma vaxter upplosas och lemna
urinr6ret Hlldeles 0ppet och fritz fran hinder.
hvarje onaturlig flytning stoppas, och all ret
ming u~rinkanalen ocht trakten al prostata'
korteln. bla5an och njurarne upphor.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-15
Varicocele.

yaricocele redsatter lifskraften och forstor
mandomens elementer.
Kirungin botar Diet sallan men f6rsvagar
alltid delarne. '
vi visa hvarje dag att varicocele a saker
botas utan en- farJig smartsam och O~behaglig
operation medels knit. brinnande eller p an
nat satt. s.
i stallet for att organen stympas och FOR
stOras, beh8lIas de och starkas, smartan upp
h0r helt och ballet och nastan 0gonblickligen
svullnaden Jaeger sig smart, en- helsosam ctrku
lati0n installer sig hastigt, och hvarJe del al
Crganismen, som paverkaS al SJukdomen,
aterStalleS fullkomligt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01

full in his tina; prince whose hon9rssie loysTty
led him In his early years % stand n arnS "
the side OF Joan OF Arc; who IN nlaturer year5
fought the battle of France In stubbornly srug-
ping to preserve his own inheritance; who give a
queen to England and to Lorraine princess
whose blood stII lives upon the throne OF Austrta
Through all the ntschances OF his lie ne never
lost the privilege of creating his own happiness In
his own way. Full Of charity and loving klndnesa
not only to his own subjects, Dut 70 al me poor
and Impressed. he carried out strictly IN his own
life the principles on which he founded his chfV-
aIro,Ie Order ~ fhe Crescent. He built wise
" and well: he encouraged the arts Of painting and
manufactures; he instituted many religious ceTe-
monies and many festivals which lasted In tnefr
full force into the nineteenth century, and VIII
never be forgotten in Provence De was fun OF
interest in history. in geography. IN the natural
sciences. the friend of Charles dOrfeans, the pro
tector of Francois Villon he knew what good uter-
Azure was; he gave of his best and some or
his writings still remain to testify to his enduring
charm of thought and manner
It is pleasant picture-an the Dleasanter that
it hrightens the close Of a work that offers por-
traits Of sombre, often Of terrible significance
For If Provence has been the land Of sunny TO
nance it has also been the theatre OF blacklist
tragedy.
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ancient one The Holy Roman Empire often sent
its sovereigns there TO be crowned as Kings OK
Aries Rarbarossa was among them The cru
sading fleet of ST Louis set sail from his port
of Aigues- MOrtes- And Carcassonne-What 70
nance. what drama, breathe from the stones OF
tho medieval fortress which Viollet-le-Duc has
so maryeIlously called back from the past! IL
stirs the pulse to this day to read of the siege or
the town by de Montfort's army in 12O3 The
yfcoute de Beziers defended the place with des-
peration:
Safe conduct was offered to the vicornte with
twelve others only. He refused at once, saying ne
would be fayed alive first. Not one OF my men
shall the legate have by will, for II is ior my
sake that they have put themselves In peril -.
In spite of constant salies at night, In spite OF
unceasing heroisIn along the raTnparts DE MONT,
fort won the place after fourteen days continued
slaughter. s
and mine had failed to accomplish Every faInny
from the countryside had fed for refuge WITHIN
the yicornte's walls; when the wells were tainted
there was no more hope. The vcomte held out IN
ill all the crusading forces were gathered around
him: then made way of escape for his VaSsalS oy
a subterranean passage, which let them out lLlLo
free country, and then fought till there were no
more left to keep De MOntfot out Even So four
hundred and fifty wounded men were lett: topr
hundred of them burnt, the others hanged
vfcomte himself, treaCherouSly promised MS
life, was at first imprisoned in one Of his towers
during the rest OF August But his mdomitable
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KING RENE OF ANJOU AND HIS WIFE, JEANNE DE LAVAL
CFro1n painting at Ax3

courage and his undying popularity throughout the
country were too dangerous BY November he was
The chapter on Avfgnon is fascinating one,
albeit it gives the lover of historical remains
pang to read of the fashion in which the great
fortress palace Of the Popes is in these days suf
fering degradation Its stately halls have been
mutilated and turned into Whitewashed bar
racks; the beautiful interior decorations have
been almost entirely destroyed. officers and SOL
diers have amused themselves with slcing off
various heads of the figures in the frescoes of
the room of audience, destroying thus most Of
the work of Sirnone Memmi. The massive ex-
terror shows little of the hand of time or of that
of the vulgar vandaI. The reader must share
in the authors regret that the French govern
ment does not take under its charge both this
palace and the chateau of the good King Rene
at Tarascon. both Of which are in such evil case
The chateau is now the Jail of mean criminals
but some of its rooms remain partly as they Were
when the King set brush to canvas toinine; per-
haps in the chant of troUbadour in the garden
close. In his love OF art and letters In his kind
illness, sincerity and large mndedness, Rene IS
one Of the most attractive of ProvencaIs- AS for
his culture. 1t has even been said In Provence
that he was the painter of the great triptych IN
AK Cathedral called lie Buisson Ardent" But
that attribution has been disowned and we know
now that it was Nicholas Froment of Uzes who
gave it to the world 1t shows in one Of its
wings the portrait of Rene himself, and IN the
other that Of his second wife. Jeanne de Laval.
There is at Les Baux a charming relic of this
queen In the shape of a little garden pavilion.
"a gem of rustic Renaissance architecture with
its round arches set between Ionic pillars. and
the delicate frieze beneath its tiny dome" There
was in the days when the queen walked in her
garden such a little pavilion in each angle
tV,{e
Of grain. The author (who ends his work with
the death Of Renee writes of the noble Provencal
with genuine enthusiasm He says apropos Of
the notes in Rene's handwriting the margins
of his missal:
His character comes more clearly before we
read these notes he wrote; and who
IN the best sense of the word. was VERSATILE; who
was ignorant OF nothing great or useful beaut-