davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-13
HAIR OCH DER.

En- mycket rik man vid MANN
Herbert Valentine skot sig har,
omdagen pa slit rum i hotel St.
Andrew i New York. ALA hans
bekanta arc eniga derom att or
saken till sjelfmordet var den, att
han hade Tor mycket pengar.
Han behofde Ell CORA nsgot
annat an att klippa kuponger."
SADIE en- af dem. Men Diet intres
serade honom icke att lagga till
sammans pengar, och til sist blef
han sinnesrubbad af pur ledsnad
Han hade rest ofverallt och till
bragte nyligen nagra minader i
Medelhafvet for att soka forstro
else. men ing enting kunde befria
honon fran den meJankoli, hvarat
han mer och mel intogs.
Han var ungkarl. Hans lakare
radde honom manga gangar att
foretaga- sig ragot, som kunde
forstro hans tankar, eller ocksa
gifta sig. Pa Diet sista radet sva-
rade han, att ALA de qvinnor han
kande i New York voro ALT for
nyckfulla och lattsinniga for att
han skulle villa hafva nagon at
dem till hustru. Han hck da Diet
radet att resa upp till Slit land
stale i Connecticut och taga Ell
at de unga, kraftiga farmarfl ckor-
ma deruppeatill hustru. Han lof-
wade att tanka pa saken, men DEF
vid stannade Diet.
Till sist gjorde han slut pa ALT.
sammans med EFT revolverskott,
omgifven at all den raft nerade
lyx, som lrfvet pa EFT tint ungkarls-
hotel i New York erbjuder, och
egare till sa manga millioner, att
han kunde tillfredsstaila hvarie
oaskan.
John L. Seudder ar namnet
pa den ovanligt foretagsamne
unge sjalaherden vid en- at for
samlingarne i Jersey City. N.
Han ar kand som knytna'skampe
och brottare. handterar en- varja
som en- faktmastare och behofver
pa der hela taget icke forsvara sig
bara med Guds ord. Pastorn
amman nu BORA en- aftonskola. /
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-13
hung Oskar till honom yttrat

nung Oskar till honom yttrat
foljande:
"Hvarken nagon at nina soner
eIler nagon at nina sonsoner
kommer att blifva konung at
Norge, Hyad an en- norsk ko-
nung at min familj skulle foretaga
sig, skulle norrmannen tro, att de
! hans beslut kunde igenkanna in
hytanden fran konungahuset i
Stockholm. Norrmannen hafya
uPPfort sig lila - sd mycket mera
lila som de sokte skjuta ansvaret
for handelsen pa mig och sokte
CORA troligt for verlden. att bryt-
ningen hade blifyit oundviklig ge.
nom mitt forvallande Def ar
en- godtycklig och oarlig ~foryrang-
uing at fakta. Jag har icke gjort
normannen annat an godt. Ma
alltsa norrmannen skorda fruk-
terna at sin orattvisa! Hvad vi
svenskar nu hafva att onska, Diet
ar EFT varaktigt tryggande at fire.
den mellan de iva nu for alltid
skilda folken. Var fordrap, att
de nya gransfastningarna - och
Diet ar icke frsga ON nigra andra
skola forsvinna, ar for visso
icke ofverdrifven. Man har fore
bratt mig, att jag icke lat mobi-
lisera i Sverige omedelbart efter
min afsattning i Norge; men i
min alder har man upplefvat
mangen sorg, och EFT krig ar val
Diet sorglisaste at ALT, Jag vile
/ mitt sjuttiosjunde lefnadsar icke
blifva Ell fornekare af hela mitt
lii, som uteslutande varit egnadt
.af Norges och Sveriges frsdliga
utveckling."
DenEa intervju har offentlig-
gjor,s at hela engelska pressen.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-13

de, da hon 6ck tillfalle dertill. Pa
sina va%ndringar i staden talade
hon ON honom med inlytelserika
qvinnor. och pa slit enkla satt
lyckades Diet henne verkligen att
uppvacka intresse for fangen
Hogt staende mexikaner cch ame-
rikaner vande sig till guvernoren
Chihuahua och forestallde honom
att MacStewart icke var nagen
mordare utan endast hade handlat
! sielfforsvar, och efter 10 langa ar
Diet harda fangelset har Diet nu
andtligen lyckats hans vanner pa
bada slider ON gransen att IA den
gamle veteranen "landsforvisad"
fran Mexiko. hvilket betyder att
fangen sattes i frihet men aldrig
mer far visa sigi Mexiko. Mac
Stewart har nu rest till Texas for
att tillbringa aterstoden at sina
dagar hos landsman i Hill county.
Han glommer neg aldrig sin
lila valgorarinna Conchita, som
nu ar en- mogen skonhet pa IS ar.
Dukhoborsekten, de mycket
omtalade ryska fanatikerna, som
anlagt lera stora kolonier i Ka-
NADIA. hafvs alter fastat allmanhe-
t ms uppmarksamhet pa sig. It'd
efter AMMAN draga de ut pa mafa
for att soka efter Jesus och en-
sergeant at den beridna polisen
antraffade nyligen en- flock at dem
pa omkring IS stycken vid ell
liten station pa Northern Canada
iernvagen 800 nil nordvest ON
Winnipeg. De befunno sig i EFT
ytterst omkligt tillstand efter att
hafva vandrat under ? manader
fran sina hem i Prince Albert,
omkring 400 mil, for att soka eff
ter Jesus. l hocken hnnas IS
q~yinnor och barn, och ALA voro
nastan nakna med sondersargade
fotter och utan foda Kanadas re-
gering har forut haft myckat be-
svar med dessa dukhoborer, hvilka
emellertid hadanefter komma att
behandlaS som losdritvare, tills de
inse sin darskap och taga slit for
nuft till fanga. Storsta delen at
dem DO i de distrikt. som ligga
langt norr ON bebodda trakter,
och der administrations ej kan
hafva nagon tillsyn Oliver dem.
LINENS angare Hellig Olav har at
gait fran Christiansand med $50
paSsagerare och vantas AMANDA
till New York den I6 dennes.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-13

vesenskommelsen antog med IoI
roster mot I6.
Delta ar en- stor seger for rege.
ringen.
Under debatten upptradde en-
talare med EFT. anforande ang&-
ende val af en- konung. Han
SADIE att erbjudandet at tronen
at en- medlem at huset Bernadotte
var EFT uttryck at god villa. Det
hade dock ogonskenligen tolkats
oratt i Sverige, alldenstund en-
ligt konung Oscars uttalanden
till utlandska tidningsman hans
msjestat skulle betrakta slit gill
lande at EFT dylikt val som en- per-
sonlig uppoffring. / samman-
hang harmed SADIE talaren att
frsgan iycktes sta utan for den
aktuella politiken.
Delta anf0rande betraktas som
Notges atertagande af anbudet
pa tronen at en- medlem at huset
Bernadotte."
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-13

undervisa e unga och forhopp
ningsfnlla men of.a rsa och osli-
pade produkten al den smerikan-
ska rasen ! den svara konsten att
fora sig val ! sallskapslifvet och
iakttaga EFT vardigt uppforande
SAINT beflita sig i att bruka slit
modersmal korrekt och undvika
all slang.
Nagra 6skare voro haromda-
gen ute pa Long Island sundet j
en- Store roddbat. da de i narhe-
teq at fyrtornet pa Captain Island
pl6tsligt horde EFT starkt plaskan-
de j vattnet TAFT vid baten och sa-
go en- lang kropp i vattenytan
komma mot dem.
Da den kommit fran till b3ten,
stack den hufvudet Oliver vattnet,
och manner sage nu att Diet var
en- valdig hal med stora, skrack-
injagande tapder. Fiskarena an
folio cdjuret med aroma, men
kunde Ell skramma bort Diet. Der
pa kastade de ut fisk, som hajen
girigt slukade samtidigt som han
valtrade sig mot baten for att IA
den att kantra. Manner rodde
nu mot land af ALA krafter foljda i
hack och hal at menniskoataren,
SON syntes vara rasande af svalt.
Forst ds baten kom pa grundt
vatten forsvann hajen.
En- gammal veteran fran inbor-
deskriget, hvilken under de sena-
ste ito aren suttit i fangelse i
chihuahua. Mexiko, har i dessa
dagar bliivit befriad och kommer
att tillbringa sina aterstaende da-
gar i Texas. Historien ON hans
oefrielse lyder som en- roman,
hvari en- ung hicka, dotter till en-
fattig m~exikansk peon, spelar
hufvudrollen.
MacStewart ar en- ar de IA We
teranerna fran Tom Greenes hjel-
temodiga lila arme, som under
general Lee kampade sa tappert
for sydstaternas SAX pa sextio-
talet. Han egde sydstatsbons
nobla och ridderliga vaSen i Tor
ening med den energi och fore
tagsamhet, som ar typisk for We
sterns befolkning. Pa attiotalet
drog han Oliver gransen till Mexi-
ko, der han under loppet at nagra
ar forvarfvade sig en- formogenhet
som grufegsre. Han val kand
och afhallen Oliver hela nora
Mexiko.
En- dag i maj manad 1896 akte
han genom den lila staden Parrot
i sallskap med nagra amerikanska
CASTER, Under EFT ogonblick at
uppsluppenhet sjong han, medan
vaguen rullade genom gatcrna.
med hog och eutusiastisk rost den
sang. som alltid uppeldar sgd
,tatsbon, och som ar 1860 var
pa alias lappar Dixie. En-
mexikansk poliskonstapel befallde
honom att vara tyst, men med den
gamla elden och trotset i sinnet
ropade MacStewart: "Hurra for
DIxie!' Polisen skot och traffade
Mac i benet. l Diet handgemang,
som derpa tolide, skot MacStew.
art ;hjal poliskonstapeln. och anne
rikanen domdes at en- meXikansk
domstol till OGDEN. Hans vanner
giorde ALT mojligt for att befria
honom, men lyckades endast ia
domen andrad till fangelse pa Ifs
It'd Under ito ar forsmaktade
han i EFT norkt tangelse i Chihua-
hua och hvilaie endast pa Diet
harda stengolfvet, medan hans
foda bestod at brod och va,ten.
Det var under dessa omstandig-
heter han kom att CORA bekant-
skap med den lila tattiga meXi-
kanSka hickan, Cunchi,a som bru-
kade inhnna sig i fangelset for att
sina varor. Hon fattade stort
medlidande med den gamle man
neu och sokte pa ALT satt lindra
tlnga borda | smyg skaf-
fade hon honom matvaror och
|, ,i,, 80 i~- g Nnk SoIoI~ All
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-13
UnionsafveekIingen
Fran Kristiania telegraferas

Il dag oppnades debatt i stor.
thinget r0rande den mellan d.
svensk-norska delegerade i Karl,
stad ingangna ofverenskommel
e pm unionens upplosning.
Den republikanska minorite
ten, som ar mot denna ofverens.
kommelse, och som antages be.
sta af 20 roster, begagnade sig a
tilltallet att anfalla premiermini-
ster Nicholson, utrikesminister
Lovland och andra norska dele
gerade.
Diskussionen borjades i morgse
och afslots sent i qvall. Der
korcmer att fortsattas pa mandag
och kommer utan t~vifvel att hat.
va till resultat antagandet at re-
getingens forslag med en-. Diver
yaldigande ~majoritet.
Norge kommer derpa att at
vakta EFT liknande ~afgorande in
ON den svenska riksdagen tillika
med papperen rorande unionens
upplosning, imam prlns Carl al
Danmark valjes till konung, hvil-
ket antages komma att ega rum
slsta veckan / oktober.
Ordforauden for den speciella
komite. som blifvit tillsatt att
afgifva rapport diver resultatet al
forhandlingarne i Karlstad, in
ledde debatteR. Han SADIE att
EFT olika resultat hade varit onsk-
vardt i manga afsenden, men att
Diet M skulle gagna landet att
antaga oive.enskommelsen.
Den, som torde minoritetens
ITALIAN, SADIE att derest fastningar
ne raserades, skulle delta satta
Sverige i stand att forstarka sin
arms, hindra Norge att mobili-
sera och CORA Diet maktlost, Mi
noriteten hade hoppats. SADIE han,
att Norge skulla blifva fullkom-
ligt oberoende, men ofverens
kommelsen i karlstad haGe kring.
skurit dess oberoende till den
grad. att minoriteten hellre skulle
0nska unionens bestand.
Premierminister Nicholson SADIE
att de lagrar, som skurits af de
svenska chauvinisterna, fyllt de
norska chauyinisterna med at
und. bet hade varit den norska
politIkens NAL att undertrycka
denna afund. Hela norden var
tacksam till de svenska liberaler.
ma for be- ampandet at chauvi.
nisn. ALA makterna, f~ortsatte
premierministern, hade gifvlt
Norge alIvarsamma rad att ordna
sina f0thallanden till Sverige sd,
som regeringen strafvat att CORA
det, och framholl att maioriteten
at de sakkunnige, som radfragats,
voro af den meningen att behal-
landet af fastningarne icse wore
en lifsfraga. M. Castberg anfoli
premierminister Nicholson och
beskyllde honom for o~tillb5rlig
ettergifvenhet for Sverige till
den norska nationalarans vanhe
drande.
Socialisten, pastor Erikson,
foreslog att fragan skulle Diver
lemnas at skiliedomstolen i Haag
for afgorande, men ministrarne
Olson, Lovland och Arctander
satte sig deremot.'
Den 9 DENIES t~elegraferas anyo
fran Kristiania:
"Efter iva dagars lifig diskus
sion foretos storthinget XII. 1880
j dag pa morgonen omrostniug
Oliver den republikanska minori-
tens forslag att hanskjuta Diver.
euskommelsen i Karlstad rorande
unionens uPp'6 ,ning till en- skiIje.
domsiol, F6rslaget iorkastades
mel 100 ROSTER mot 8, hvrpa Of
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-13

En- representa-, for tidningen
lie Temps t~elegraferar att ko-
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-13


Den svenska tidningspressen
uttolar sig i allmanhet skarpt Of.
ver att de delegerade i Karlstad
iske insisterade pa raserandet at
de nya fastningsverken vid Kongs-
vlngers lastning, hvllken anses
utgora EFT hot moi Sverige. vi
CORA EFT utdrag.
''Helsingborgs. Poster" skrifver
att man med beklagande erfar
den eftergift, de svenska delege-
rade gjort i fraga om r~aseringen
al Kongsvingers nya fastnings-
verk. Att kongsvinger borde och
skulle roseras var en- sd vlktig
tordran. att de svenske deleee-
rade derutinnan icke hade raft
att gifva efter. De andra vilko-
ren arc intet mot delta.
KongsVingers f6rnamsta upp-
grit ar nanligen att tjenstgora
SON Ell betastdd has for en- often
siv operation mot Sverige. Man
vel, att fera nya banor AFRO pro-
Jek'erade i Norge, och Kopesvin
ger torde inom EFT fatal ar bli
Iandets tornamsta Jernvagsknut.
Dess strategiska betydclse kom-
mer att ar efter ar vaxa, och med
de ihrbattrsde kommuikatiouerna
to:lrr atVen m0jligheten at en-
Snabbare truppkoncentrering mot
Sverige.
kongsvingersverken arc anlag-
ia med Store urskiljning, an YER
keu vid Fredriksten och Orje, och
kunna 81 beharskas at nagra sven
s>a grarsfastningar pa grund al
SIT, afstand iran gransen, cirka
40 KIN. En- anfallande svensk
s'yrka skulle f6ljaktligen Ell kunna
raNna wed annat an transuorta-
beIt belagringsartilleri for fast
Eirgens beskjutande.
Sd mycket mera beklsgeligt ar
def. att de svenska delegerads ma
h~a'u,lnnan gifvit efter. vi AFRO
dc torsta att erkanna, att Diet icke
varlt nagot latt verk, som de
.sVenska forhandlarna haft sig an
t0trodt. Men ALA de 6tverens
kommelser. som nu traffats pa
paPperet och vittna hoet ON fiten
hos forhandlarne, betyda intet
mot Diet faktum, att Kongsvinger
kvarstar orordt.
Ty delta faktum ar liktydipt
med at Norge hadanefter h,r
kriget och freden i sina handler.
Diet kan derf0r tagss for gifvet,
att riks1agen icke skall godkanna
X ulstadskonventionen af den ?
sept. 1905 den nu ber6rde punk
AosvaFet harfoe wore alItf0r
al.vars amt. ty Diet skuIle mrdfora,
att vatt laud f0r sattes i EN- hoes,
atVeutyrlig situation.
Eu TPrr,ssntan, Ia -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-15
THE ARNCLIFFE
PUZZLE
Continued from page 8

Continued from page
Judgment in appraising this New World
iconoclast as untitled for the guardian
ship of Arnc1iffe's treasures.
Edith, of course, saw through the kindly
badinage that endeavored to cheer her
under painful circumstances. Though
she was none the less resolved to make
restitution, she felt that her task would be
fraught with many difficulties and OBJ
lection 1t was the fault, perhaps, Of
her single-hearted honesty that she did
not yet realize how slanderous tongues
were already branding her as schemer
who had supplanted Lord Arncliffe' S
that her purity of motive was being i'm
pugned, but the episode of the three
hundred pounds given to her by Lord
Arncliffe was more nearly in her mind.
Had she only taken Angler into her con-
fdence in that matter, she might have
saved herself many heartburnings.
She had a brother, two years younger
than herself, to whom the affections of
her orphan heart were given without
stint She had regarded him with a
selfess devotion that governed her
whole life. Lord Arnc1iffe had helped
the boy as he had helped her, and
would have helped him onward in his
career with no niggard hand had he
shown himself worthy. But Lord Arm
cliffe, a man who had won a vast
fortune by his own unaided efforts, would
encourage no drones. Thus it was that
the youngster, after receiving sound
education, was placed in a commercial
house upon probation, with the ultimate
prospect of substantial position in one
of the great enterprises under Lord
Arncliffe's control, directly he should win
his spurs in the arena of business.
And then came the old, old tragedy: a
lad spending little more than his salary,
so that he might do as the other fell
lows did -; a loving sister making matters
worse by sending him every penny she
could save out of her own earnings; and
then a tampering with money-lenders,
a juggling with accounts, dread of dis
grace, and a despairing threat, that was
not, perhaps, merely threat, to commit
suicide.
1t was only three hundred pounds, but
Edith had already given him all she had,
and it was then, in frenzy of anguish,
that she had appealed to Lord Arncliffe.
The old peer had, indeed, given her the
money-he would have saved young Holt
from the consequences of his folly, even
without Edith's intervention-but he had
no sympathy with one who transgressed
the first rule of a business career. He
was SO angry that Edith for the time
being supposed her benefactor to be
hopelessly offended with her.
You can have the three hundred
pounds you ask for, he had said, but it
will be the last money you can hope to
receive from me. l had, of course, in
tended to make some provision for you
after my death, but should do you no
kindness in giving you an income that
would only be drained from you by your
scamp of brother"
Edith had not in anyway regretted
her sacrifice. She believed her brother,
who was really a good-hearted lad, would
yet show himself a worthy member of
society, and she was determined that,
whatever might happen, his lapse from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-15
The RADICAL
SCIENTIFIC
TREATMENT OF
KIDNEY and
HEART DISEASES

Ifyou or any of your friends
are suffering from these dis
eases, 1 wish you would
write to any of the following
l have cured, or if the case
is urgent. write direct to me:
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Edith slipped out on the balcony
and left Angler and Bradshaw talking
together. Her thoughts wandered back
to the rosy future she had mapped out
for her bright, careless brother. He
was to go to college for a yea or two,
grow steadier under a good tutor, and
then, perhaps, enter the army And
presently he would meet some nice girl,
and Edith would buy them pretty little
place and look after them until her
reckless boy had learned to know the
value of money so that he could be
trusted with great, great income of his
own. And now it seemed that people
were trying to drag that whole miserable
business into the Eght-to ruin the boys
future all for one youthful folly.
Never, if l die FOR It'll" she exclaimed,
bringing her little white teeth together
with a snap. And then, wornan-lke, she
began to sob hopelessly.
1t was at this moment that lester, who
patience to the placid iterations of Mrs.
Angler, made decorous escape, and by
happy instinct found himself on the
balcony With Edltn.
May l intrude on your solitude, Miss
Holt?" he said
She gave him tremu1ous smile and
strove to frame an answer but the smile
took a downward curve and she was
fain to turn her head away, though she
put out a nervous, OBTAINING hand in un-
affected appeal for sympathy.
Lester promptly tucked that nervous
hand tightly under his arm. There was
nothing of familiarity or presumption
in his action. 1t was in its inception
the mere protective instinct of the strong
man, as free from any thought save
friendship as Ediths own involuntary
movement.
Presently, indeed he began to feel
magnetic glow from the hand He was
filled with vague desire to STAY unoffend-
ing dragons, so that his arm frightened to
his side somewhat, since man cannot
harbor such strenuous thoughts without
some tensing of the muscles. And Edith
would have slipped her hand away, only
that her action would have seemed like
a marked repu1se, and that was not
exactly her intent.
Il am very stupid to give way in this
fashion," she fa1tered at last; "but it
has been such wearying day, and peo-
pie appear to think dreadful things of me"
my dear Miss Holt" protested Lester,
"you must not notice all the vu1garities
of a Coroners inquest. 1t is not con-
Quoted according to ordinary rules, and
any idiot can make himself as offensive
as he pleases. l wouldn't give another
thought to the matter"
There is one thing must think Of Of
course, DR.. Lester" Edith had regained
possession of her hand by this time the
appearance of Lord Arncliffe's nephew
will make great difference to me-"
but why?"
Cant you sect" petulantly. II dare
not keep all this money when know that
Lord Arnclffe would have given it to his
nephew if he had lived long enough to
meet him"
We'll" admitted Lester, 81 suppose
the meeting might have brought about
some change in the requests; but don't
see, under the circumstance"
II shall hand over the estate to Mr..
! II IL
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-01
LOCAL COMMENT

While the rural population is debat-
ing the question Of central schools and
transportation for pupils the MARSHALL
town school board has provided free
street car transportation for all pupils
originally assigned to the Hartwell
building. The reason given is that the
one teacher has been compelled to
teach six grades which no one teacher
could do to the best advantage, where
as by the change the children can be
distributed among the various grades
of the city schools and the new meth
cd is an actual saving in expense to
the district. The time will come when
hacks will be transporting all school
children within six or eight miles of
MarshalltoWn to our city schools reg
ularly And why not? II graded towr.
schools are worth making business
sacrifices for in moving to town to
educate ones family why not move the
children to the town schools and take
advantage of their superior instruction
without breaking up the farm home on
the business?
The controversy between the mayor
and his judiciary committee over the
assessment of property for paving is
merely another chapter in what will be
an endless story of dispute and litiga
ton. One mistake was, of course,
made when members of former
council We're so careless as to allow q
paving company to do work not up to
specifications, but this only argues for
greater caution on their part now. Tho
greatest mistake was made by the
paving company in attempting to do
work which has in it so many appear
ances of fraud and the people now de-
mand of it's city council that said COM
pany now be forced to make it's owr
settlement with the property owners In
some manner. There may be some
danger under the technicalities of the
law. as Mr.. Webster argues so per-
sistently, that the city at large will be
held liable, but in the presence of a
doubt about this, public sentiment will
favor doing nothing to assist the pay
ing company to collect full price TO"
the deficient work it has done.
AS a matter of fact the Barber peo-