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Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-18

Men Lyckan lag gratande pa sin
mossbank och klagade:
- Standigt och jamt far jag Stamina
svar. Hvarfor har min kalla endast
vatten att bjuda pa och Ell gyllene
vim? Skall da ingen manniska mera
bli lycklig?
Men stjarnornas here lyssnade le-
ende till slit alsklingsbarns klagan.
Han uttalade EFT allmaktsord, och ge-
mast ~sprudlade kalIan med sd gnist-
rande, doftande vim att .Lyckan kIap-
pade ! handerna af fortjusning.
Alter hade tundra ar forflutit, och
alter kom IN yngling framat wagon,
som ledde till Lyckans grotta.
Drick dig lycka till! utbrast hon
och sag fo~rvantansfullt pa honom.
.1fven hans hjarta blef varmt vid
asynen af Lyckans leende.
Men knappast hade han fort baga-
rem till sina lappar, forran han alter
rackte den fran sig.
Mel, min basta froken, SADIE han
med en- artig bugnipg. jag tackar er
tusen ganger, men jag skyr vinet och
satter vatten hogst af all dryck.
Da brast Lyckan alter ut 1 tarar och
bad s~tjarnornas here att hennes kalla
alter matte ia sprudla med s%ilfverklart
~vatten.
Stjarnornas here uppfyllde alter
hennes bon. Och nu ligger Lyckan
och vantar under spanning pa, hvad
nasta yngling skall saga, da han ON
hundra ar kommer att dricka ur guild
bagaren.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-18

andtligen kama lugn, den enda sorg
hon hade var att Sc EFT af sina vackra
slott uppbrandt med ALA dess dyrbara
skater. En- shakespeare af hennes
priyata trupp hade handskats ovarsamt
med EFT ljus. Johanna Allied 1887 och
begrofs med kunglig stat i Canterbu-
ry. Underligt att hon afven efter do
den skulle forfoljas af odet och ia en-
frammande man / den graf hon med
sa mycket konstsinne och-omhet latit
bestalla for sig och sin dyrkade Hen
rik. Den mystiska hexdrottningens
skepnad svafvade lange omkfing | hen
les alsklingshem Hayering- Bower. sa-
de ~landtfolket der. Hertiginnan af
C%onnaught harstammar liksom drott-
ming Philippa fran Plantageneternas
ryktbara att.
For Varia af A. ELL.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-18

lange stodo de ut / EFT falttag, hur
lange | fredstid, hur skoddes de? Och
derpa maste en- hast skos / japanernas
harvard, sd att de skulle ia klart for
sig ALA detaljer / den professor. o.
s. ".
Lojtnant Baer forklarar att han eff
ter att | blot iva timmar ha varit CT
ceron at nagra japanska o~fficerare var
sa tr0tt som ON han hade varit uppe
| en- utomordentligt svar examen EFT
helt dygn i strack.
En- gang fragade han en- japansk
officer, hvilka timmar pa dagen de Of
wade sina soldater / exercis, och flick
till svar att Diet var alldeles Stamina
tider som amerikanerna anvande till
exercis. Men han hade hort deras
exercistrumpeter ljuda afven mellan
|klockan 10 och IL, da amerikanerna
hade rast?
ia, svarade japanen, men Diet ar
int yara reguliara soldaters exercis.
It'd. Diet ar vara transportkarlar som
ha bedt att ia DIVA sig den tiden; de
lana soldaternas gevar och ha Diver.
talat nagra officerare och s~ergeanter
att ge dem en- dufning."
Dessa anekdoter torde ganska lifligt
belysa en- at orsakerna till Japans
framgangar. J. BIT.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-18
s~oMMARENs HEHAc.

Warren eyer slit behag
Med sin is, som swimmer.
Pa hans back | sommardag,
Da en- gullsol brinner.
Hosteni har sin gamlas storm,
Som mot ALT SEES lorna.
Spraket hans DIR gny och germ
| hvarenda norma.
Vintern har sin Invita- sn6
Och sin is, den klara,
Der man kan pa hat och sj0
Pa sin stalsko fara.
Men var seminar dock dr. bast
Med sin blomst och solen-
Han ar arets hedersgast
Nastan upp till pollen.
Han bar blommor | sin farm
Titan vank och brister.
ALA ha latinskt EFT MANN,
Kandt af botanister.
Mat / korgar far man ta'
Till hans grona hagar,
Der hvar matbit smakar bra
Uti tomma magyar.
Goken uti hans salong
Ofta h0res tona,
Och en- ton af trastens sang
H0rs | bjorkens krona.
Men var seminar dock ar stygg,
Mar han sd will vara,
Ty hans svarmar utaf mygg
Pa vart blod Ell spara
Lefve sommarens behag
Evigt har | norden!
Ibland tider tucker jag,
Han Dir bast pa jorden.
Gustavus.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-18

bet ar lattare att lara nagot godt
af den samste an att lara nagot daligt
af den baste.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-18

Konsten att vinna utmarkelse bestar
sa mycket i att CORA EN- SAX riktigt
val, som i att ia en- tamligen val gjord
SAX vidt och bredt omtalad.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-18

Warren eyer slit behag
Med sin is, som swimmer.
Pa hans back | sommardag,
ia en- gulIsol brinner.
The Dolores star., 1905-01-06

known IS q part of the "wild and
woolly" west and If they over.
step the bounds and the people rise
up in arms against them, they can
blame it on the lawlessuess Of the
country; apd second. because 1t
takes less money to buy Colorado's
Legislature than any other state
legislature in the Union,
The trusts and, corporations are
going to crush the common people
| II they can. 1T is their intention
to do so without exciting war if
possible; but war or mo war they
have serfdom mapped out for the
masses. Sooner or later there will
be clash between capital hnd the
laboring classes, unless something
unforeseen should intervene. No
doubt Temporary relief will be
secured BY legislation from time to
time which win delay the crisis;
But come It must, and come it will,
and the sooner the masses realize
this the better. The corporations
are preparing for it. The present
large snavy which is to- be made
larger, and the standihg army which
is to be increased, are not for the
purpose Of fighting foreign nations
but to 'tufh on the MASSES the
moment they rebel against the
tyranny of the moneyed class.
The present conditions and con-
ditions as they have existed in this
state for the past yeat Should open
the eyes of the comm6fi people, re-
gardless of the political party to
which they belong, to see the real
motive behin,d ,l,d it all.
The Dolores star., 1905-01-06
ffelpfdl iiis,s,

Prints, II rinsed In salt water, look
brighter:
IA drop Of creosote will stop the
bleeding Of a'cut.' "''
'Mustari' is greatly improved by mix
ing with 1t q iitte sailed oil. !
Anything being cooked for the sec
ond time NEEDS ashot oven.
Never slam THE oveti door or jar any
rising material while IT Is baking.
Pain or erehse 8 spBts 'inxy be removed
from woolen cloth by tdrpentine being
rubbed on 1t.
Flour ralsins before adding them to
mixture in order to prevent their
settling to the bbtt6mi.' .
tfan egg iscFackea, cover the crack
with a paste 6fsflouf and water, and
the egg win not boil out
II You do not want the bristles of
your new toothbrush to fall out, soak
the brush fof ten uohn befoe using
1t all. "a '''f' ~
The Dolores star., 1905-01-06


love-inspiring forces unite two In one,
they will make life success. not by
boarded bank accounts, It may be. but
by strewipg the path OF each other
with tokens Of affection more beautiful
than diamonds.
Love, real henrt-inspiring love. has
ever been the unexplained power IN
human philosophy but with all II If
. Graded, cherished, divine force that
is first In life and last In death, the full
fruitsge Of which will be re9ped In
heaven.
One Of. the sweetest, purest, prettiest
and most honorable women that love
ever united two beings in one, was led
to the divine altar Of marriage during
the Civil war. When she was
cautionedithat the next battle might
slay her knight and leave her to mourn
In widowhood, she' said: TT would
rather live one day as- the wife of the
man love and who loves me, and see
his body placed with homer In q grave,
than to five q Thousand years In the
lap of wealth, with q man made hus.
band by law and not by love. Such II
love, a panaceA for sorrow, poverty any
Joy alike. Let love rub, and the
shameful unfolding Of divorce suits
will be thing Of the past.
Marriage VOWS should" love increase,
The vows you made in days Of old,
When love at fiBt bestifed the soul;
How can true love in years decrease?
II love each other did infold;
In union now 1t would be near,
To bind you closer year by year.
The Dolores star., 1905-01-06
he Jndorsed Il.

One Of the stories attributed to
Bishop PHtter concerns 2 young and
inexperienced clergyman who had just
been called t9 g city charge. Atthe
end Of the FIRST month his salary was
paid by a check, and he took it to the
bank and passed it in at the paying
teller's window. That official looked
at it and then passed it 0ack.
'.It's perfectly good" be said, "but
I will have to ask you to ipdorse it,"
The young clergyman took his pen
and wrote across the face Of the check
II respectfully subscribe to the senti:
ments herein expressed.p
The Dolores star., 1905-01-06

fed In excessive amounts. Every ration
should contain roots, pulp or silage in
order to secure the highest degree Of
bath palstability aud digsstlhility. The
remark IL often made, let the COW de-
eide what food she wants. Rome COWS.
1t is true, would exercise better ludg'
ment than some men, but It Is NOT
good policy to let the COW deoide the
matter entirely. Many COWS et Hrst
object to foods like oil meal. glutep
tneal, beetf pulp, ETC., but In . short
time cultivate sdecided taste for them.
Field and Farm.
The Dolores star., 1905-01-06
Died

Thursday, December s, 1905, at his
home two miles below Dolores, William
May aged SO years.
Uncle Billy, as he was familiarly
called by all who knew him, was born
in Missouri, and came to this country
in 1876.
Deceased leaves two brothers to mourn
his departure. He had been i'll fol
nearly year and was wasted to almost
b skeleton when death came to his
relief. He was Mason in good stand
ing at the time Of his death.
The funeral will be held at 8 O'Clock
this afternoon. Interment in Dolores
cemetery.
The Dolores star., 1905-01-06

Miss Rose Dawson, secretary "Y'''
branch, Colorado w. c. T. u, gave
entertainments in the Dolores opera
house Wednesday and Thursday even
ings Of this week, Both entertain.
ments were excellent. Miss Davison's
heart and soul Is in her work and she
carries her audience with her to the
scenes which she so plainly and pleas:
antly paints in word pictures. Hei
rendition Of "Black Rock" was superb
beyond description.
The Dolores star., 1905-01-06

The Owner latter perusing bill for
auto repairs)-Whey! I didn't think
for moment it was going to cost me
that much. Can't you shave it a little.
The Repair Man (grudgipgly) well,
us poor fellows have to live, you know,
but I'll tell you what III do-I'll risk
taking the car and cali things square.
The Dolores star., 1905-01-06

FOR SALE-A Chicago typewriter
with rubber cover and oak carrying
case. Has been used very little and Is
as good as new. Try IT before buying
and convince yourself that it is all
right. Cheap for cash. Inquire at
this Office.
The Dolores star., 1905-01-06

Mr.. Charles Johnson has taken his
share Of goods from the Dolores Mer.
camille Company's store and opened
general store in his own building.
He will be ready to do business the
first Of the week.
The Dolores star., 1905-01-06
Revepge.

"'How happy Gen. Noqsp tn,usst be, !"
she said. = "
"Why?,' the young man asked.
"The headlines in the paper refer to
his engagement"
"But they mean his engagement
with the Russians in battle"
"Oh, how stupid Of me. ! wonder
what could have mRde me think Of
the other kind of engagenients?"
After he bad gone without proposing
she stamped her little foot, saying:
"The next time be invites me to
supper aftsr theatre IN eat IS worth. "
The Dolores star., 1905-01-06
Married

At Cortez Thursday, January s, 1905!
Mr.. Joe butcher and Mrs. Martha
grahath. Both Of the contracting
parties have liyed in nqlores for q
number Of years and are well and
favoFaply known here. The Star joins
their many friends in extending con:
gratulations.
The Dolores star., 1905-01-06
Baptist CHURCH Announcement

Services for Sunday, January l.:
Preaching at II a. m. and 1880 p. m;
Sunday school 10 a. M, and Christian
Endeay9r at Up. m. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening at 7:3o
a'clock. Services in the evening.
Every bpdy invited.
RALEIGH r. WHITE, Pastor.
The Dolores star., 1905-01-06
BORROWED WIT.
WVWWW1W~

she-Yes this fortunss-telleI claims to
be able to READ tho past, present and
future from lock Of bne's hair.
Helm your case did she require
past, present and future shades Of your
hairc
The Dolores star., 1905-01-06

Mrs. stubb-John, you've meyer used
that remedy you 'bouEht'two years ago.
Mr.. Sfubb-No, Maria. It is guar
anteed to cure all Ills, and I'm waiting
to get them all at once SO can try 1t.
The Dolores star., 1905-01-06

Many persons have mistaken ideas
regarding the value Of some foods.
For instance, cornfodder by some is
tinderestimated, while others 60 to the
other extreme and overestimate 1t,
consideringit = perfect ration for a
dairy COW. Roots and beet pulp, both
valuable foods when properly COM
bined with something else, are ofttimea
The Dolores star., 1905-01-06

The COrtez-Dolores stage is minus 9
cover ON account of All upset ON
Monday.
The Dolores star., 1905-01-06
RANCH AND HOUSEHOLD.

Egg Sandwiches - Cook eggs In
boiling water for forty minutes, which
will make them mealy. Press through
q vegetable ricer and season highly
with salt and little red pepper. Add
about one teaspoonful of olive oil, OF
soft butter, to each egg and spread be
tween thin slices of buttered bread.
The Dolores star., 1905-01-06

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dor
row, a daughter. Mother and chill
doing nicely.
The Dolores star., 1905-01-06

For first-class job work come to The
Star office.
The Dolores star., 1905-01-06
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

A school has been established at the
Rust mill.
The Dolores star., 1905-01-06

Read down the lefS column and upthe right
Both trains take dinner at Dolote6. Regular
freight trains do not carry paseengers.
Y. L. M!ller. Agent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-01

surprised. But I suppose was sus-A kained by the general excitement. You surely had nerve. John Smith, to sneak in on the stage oni me that way, and play my accompaniment certainly would have funked most ingioriously had I turned round and caught you seated there.
 Well. It was no plot. my dear giri.E only priceless good luck. had gone to the stage door, with the rest t6 congratulate you, but before I got as chance you were on again, and the manager excitedly asking who would play the notes of my famous song famous now forever I spoke up and said could and would. as was fa- miliar with it. That's the story, Mary. 1t was not even design. let alone mal- lee aforethought, that made meAa part of that assembiage. was picked up on the street by friend. who dragged me in"
 .Lucky. lucky dragp' she ex.aaim-
 ed. putting her warm hand caressing1y over his.
 Happy, happy songr' he echoed. But I have written no more since ] parted with you at the gate. That cured me. It also put me to hard
 work and to making, and an prosperous enough now. Mary, to reaurp to our old town out West whenever you say the word
 Then let k be--tomorrow, John"
 And so 1t was. And the music of that simple song never died out of their lives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-01
TURK, CORNERED,
 MAY FIGHT
WITH ALL ISLAM nEHIND HIM FOs'
 RELIGIOUS WAR.
Abdul nanhd, at the order of the Pow erful senoussiya Brotherhood, May Unfurl the Flag of the Prophet
 -The Signal for Wholesale
 Massacre of Christians.

London Correspondence New York sun.
 The Sultan's defiance of Europe nas quickly become the subject or para mount international importance. Not only has he adopted the attitude fore- shadowed fin these dispatches q week ago,s but he retorts to the demands oi the powers with a scarcely veiieo threat of the massacre of the Christian population of European Turkey If coer- cion is attempted.
 The majority of the powers still pro- sfess to believe that Abdul Hamid will ~concede everything. as he always has done heretofore when naval demon stration proved the reality of purpose of concert of Europe. Information from Constantinopie and other Islam sources is of quite the opposite charac- ter, and indicates that the time has at last arrived when the Moslem world is prepared tQ resist with all its re- sources the encroachments of the civ iiized world.
 The outside world, including Euro pean statesmen, takes little cognizance of Moslem public opinion. It is a fac tor, nevertheless, which the Sultan himself does not dare to ignore in its present condition Intelligent Mussul- mans deeply resent the attitude of Flu rope at this juncture. They point out that the Christian nations propose to discipline the Turks while they look on with indifference to the massacres of Jews by Christians in Russia, worse than any Macedonia outrages on rec ord. They deduee from Europe's poli- cy that the pretended motives of re- form ars shams, otherwise similar tactics would have been adopted to- ward Russia.
 The present movement is, in their opinion, simply disguised plan to drive out Turkish rule from Europe. That issue they are prepared to meet, in accordance with their repeated dec larations. by the desperate resistance of the whole Moslem world.
 Is Islam Ready to Rises
 Further information of the gravest import is given upon this point by The Suns Constantinople correspondent, who writes:
 "Moslemism is not religion in the Christian sense. Mohammedanism, like
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-01
srAruE ro A yIsIoN.
Unique Unyeiling Ceremony on a Wiid Weish
 Mountain.

Unique Unveiling Ceremony on . Wiid Weias London Chronicle.
 A status to the vision has been unyeil- ed at LlAnthoney Abbey. It is twenty-fivs years ago since the apparition was seen and August 30 has been set apart by Fa- ther Ignatius as a festival dedicated tc "Ths Lady of LIanthony."
 The abbey situated in the shadows of ths beetling crags of the Black Mountains as Monmouthshire. seems by nature set apart for monastery. The mountains are VIA and wind-gwept. far away from the haunts of men. The abbey ts not far removed from the ancient monastery. which was establish ed in the days of King Rufus by Hush de I.aci upon whom the fear of God fell while following the red deer. It was in the southwestern tower of this ancient abbey. too. that Walter Savage Landor and his young wife for time made their home. un- til the troubles of tenants and neighbors drove them away in disgust.
 E Father Ignataus himself tells the story of the apparition with dramatic effect. The first manifestation. he relates was on Au- gust 30, 1880. when q strange luminous mist was seen in front of the tabernacie or the abbey church. That same evening, after ,yespers while tihe boys were playing in the meadow near the church. they saw bush fiumined with phosphorescent light and near the bush was the figure of woman with upraised hands. as if In blessing.
 The vision was seen again on September l. and again. on September fl. on the latter occasion by Father Ignatius himself. While e group was standing near the abbey look ing toward the meadow where the appari- tion had appeared. T suggested" says Father Ignatils 'that we should sing three Hall Marys.' in honor of the persons of the Blessed Trinity Between the Hail Marys' we all of us expressed our amaze ment at somse very curious fIashings of light which we saw in all directions of the mead ow I then said: Let us sing Hail Mary in honor of the Blessed virEtn herself' Di- rectly we began saw great circle of light flash out over the whole heavens. which took in the mountains the trees. the ruin ed house. the monastery and every thing. From that one great circle of light small circles bulged out in the center of which the gigantic figure of human being ap- peared with hands upIifted. It appeared in the distance to be about sixty feat high. but as 1t descended 1t took the ordinary size of . woman. then saw distinctly the out lines of the face against the broken light and the exact form of the drapsry from the sleeves to the uDraissd arms"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-01

he sang merriiy, as he extended the first hand of reorganization of all who pressed about her.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-01
wEEKLY TRADE REVIEW.
New Industries and Industrial DeFel- oUment in the South.

Chattr nooga, Nov. 30.-(Special. )- The accompanying list, compiled by The Tradesman, gives ar ldea or tne new industries established m the Southern States during the week end- ing today. The list includes only the most important among the new in- dustries reported and verified. some heavy capitalization is evidenced by the advent of two new mining com panies in Oklahoma on basis Of $2,- 0O0,000 and $1.500. 900, respectively, and fire screen factory In the same State with $I.00O,O00 capital; car works in West Virginia capitalized at $1,00O0OO; a land company and a construction company in Missouri, each with $500,0O0 invested; naval stores company in Louisiana, with s1.00o,000 stock, and numerous and varied concerns in each of the Southern States with evidences of strong financial backing. number of new cotton gins, mills. etc, are re- ported this week from the cotton States and there Is also notable increase in electrical development and the organi- zation of ne wteleDhone companies. The weeks record is an evidence of most vigorous industrial campaign throughout the whole South. The Tradesman's list for the V Eek is as fol- lows;
 Alabama.
 sheffield-s5o.OO0 brewery and Ice factory.
 Birminghanl-s1O.Oo .Oo0 mining conn pany; two furnaces tprojected), cost over s1.000,000.
 Mobile-S30, 900 hardware company.
 Calera-Cotton gin: grist mill Arkansas. Texarks na-$50, 900 building and loan company.
 Uartfcrd-Coal company. Dryden-$5,000 lumber company. Huttig-$100.000 lumber company. Mansfe cid $25 900 lumber company Brinkley-S50,O0 O00 hardware and grocery company. Lonoke-$50, 900 rice mill. Mountain View-Telephone exchange Little Rock-$10,000 lumber com | pany; $5O,O00 rice company.
 Fayetteville-$2o0,0 ,000 mining com pany. ~ | Florida. | Andet son--Ice factory: lumber mill West Palm Beach-S10,00 concrete company.
 l Smithland-$S.000 canning factory l Hazard--Electric light plant. 1 Cornettsville-S15,00 900 telephone coH- pany l GuInare-Telephone company
 sersent--Telepbone company.
 Gays Creek--$30,00J lumber com ! nany.