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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-28
Vesuvits still Works
Injury to the italians
Rain and Gale Last Night Caused
Showers of Mud, Ashes
and Rain.
Inhabitants Were In Extreme
Terror, and the Property
Loss Is Heavy.

Naples, April 28.-Another disaster
has occurred in the Vesuvian region.
Throughout the past night torrents
Of rain iell accompanied by heavy
gale Of wind causing large avalanches of
mud, sand, ashes and cinders to fall
over Somma and Santa Anastasia de-
stroying the bridges, blocking the
roads, flooding many habitations, in
terrupting communication by telegraph
and carrying away portions OF the rail-
way.
Troops and military wagons were
hurriedly dispatched to the assistance
OF the sufferers. The inhabitants OF the
stricken places mentioned were awak-
ened by a roaring, rushing sound,
which was absolutely new to them and
on running out of their houses they
found their property threatened by the
new horror in the fall of the ava
lanches OF sand and ashes.
Their terror was extreme. The wo-
men and children fled, screaming with
fright into the open country but in
spite Of the avalanches, food and the
gales no loss of life has been reported
up to the time this dispatch was filed.
It is believed that while the storms
rage Vesuvius is liable to be a con-
tinual menace to life and property and
that people in the region Of the vol
cano may have visitations Of more
serious nature than last nights ava
lancheS.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-28
COMMON-LAW HUSBAND
FINED BY THE COURT

Springfield, ILL.,, April 28-Judge
Humphrey in the United States cir
cult court denied a motion for new
trial in the case Of DR.. Charles A.
Nichols and fined Nichols $3.50 and
costs, with Imprisonment in jail until
paid. Nichols will pay. The total
amount is $1,000.
Nichols is the prominent physician
of Urbana. ILL., He was convicted by
a jury OF using the mails for scheme
to defraud Mrs. Susan Day of Urbana,
divorced wife of William r. Day, for
mer assistant to the attorney general
of the United States and now a di-
rector Of the Equitable Life Assur-
ance society of New York. Nichols
claimed to be Mrs. Days, common law
husband and threatened her with ex-
posure ii she did not settle.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-28
DOWIE STARTS
:: FOR ZION CITY
APOSTLE COULD
e T., NOT BE DTSSUADED
He VIII speak In the Tabernacle SUM
8 day and Hopes to Reclaim a Lot Of
His Former Followers Who Have
Endorsed the Methods of YoIiva.

Chicago, April IS. Alhough bowed
by infrmities Dowie is fired with an
indomitable determination to make per-
sonal appeal to his straying flock to re-
turn to their allegiance to him, John
Alexander Dowie left llisS apartments
at the Auditorium annex this afternoon
for his long deferred entry into Zion
City.
The First apostle" will enter the city.
which his opponents have tried to con-
vince him is now the enemies coun-
try" against the advise Of his legal
counsel and few faithful adherents. Fear
sof. the effect upon his physical condition
resulting from the excitement attend
ing the step was also urged. Waving
aside all objections, however, sDoWie in
sisted upon being conveyed to his pri-
5vate car which was attached to the reg
ular train on the Chicago & North
western road. Dowie was escorted by
a number OF his personal attendants.
Tomorrow, If he carries out his an
nounced programme, Dowie will speak
from the platform of the Tabernacle.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-28
EUROPEAN SYNDICATE TO Il
3 INVEST in, SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco, April 28.-The Exam
liner says; 'sF,
An European syndicate is ready to
invest $4,000 900 in San Francisco real
aty. The determination to place this
sum in real estate in this. city has been
formed since the great disaster. The
intention of the foreign corporation
has been been made known to II. E,
Law, one Of the Law brothers, owners
of a large amount of San Francisco
property. The head OF the syndicate
.cabled-to him Of its desire to get hold
of sites and buildings. The anxiety
of the. European investors to secure
real estate is taken as evidence of the
confidence Of the world in the future Of
new San Francisco. LII I. S@
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-28
WARsHIP's BAD BOILERS.

Washington, d. G.. April a8 The
Virginia which has recently passed
through a period Of investigation re-
garding her boilers, is to be the sub
ject Of a special inquiry at the hands
of a board of experts. 1t was thought
at one time that the difficulties in firing
would 70 some extent cripple the yes
sci as a unit Of the feet, but the
changes which have been made In the
boiler installation. appear to have had
the desired result The reports are
favorable and gratifying to the engi-l
1Iieers 1t IS proposed, to put the Vir-
gina through some evolutions, at the
same time observing whether the boil
crs are improved III a permanent way.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-28
Better Weather Prevails
in San Francisco Today
Sunshine and Warmth Succeeded Most Disagreeable
Night-Cty Was Quiet Last Night and
! Few Arrests Were Made

]. San Francisco, April a8.-The day
broke clear and pleasant with warm
sunshine after one of the most disa-
greeable nights since the great fire. A
cold wind blew from the north until a
late hour last night and it was only
by the distribution of extra blankets
that the people camping out kept warm.
Last night was the quietest in the city
since the strict patrol was established.
There was practically no firing of shots
anywhere and few arrests were. made
and these only for minor offenses.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-28

FOUGHT DUEL
ONE HAD KNIFE AND
THE OTHER A REv0LvER
The One With the Stlclser Is Dead,
While Her Slayer Alleges Self De-
fense = An Old Grievance Was the
Cause OF the Fatal Clash.

New York, April 28.-Two negro
women, Marie Louise, aged ID and
Bella Bailey, aged 20, fought with each
other, the former using a knife and the
latter revolver, early today on West
Twenty-seventh street. Marie Louise
was shot and killed. Bella Bailey gave
herself up to the police saying that she
did the shooting in self defense. She
was notrinjured One had accused the
other Of causing her arrest recently.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-28
Oregon Officers Are
in Another Man Hunt
Fugitive Seems Anxious to pival
the Record Of Bandit :
and Elude Pursuers. . =
Two Men Have Already BeA
Killed by Him and Others
Injured

Woodburn, Ore, April Is. Frank
Smith. the alleged slayer Of Policeman
Hanlon OF Oregon City and an escap-
ed prisoner from the city Jail at Port,
land, at 4 o'clock this morning shot
and fatally wounded Sheriff ]. S. Shavs
:er of Clackamas county and seriously
injured Capt. o. D. Henderson of Co,
d, Oregon National guards. s@
The posse, which has been pursuing
Smith for three days. surrounded him
ii the outskirts OF Woodburn in a
ciump Of bushes about dusk last night.
Shortly after o'clock Smith made
sudden dash from the bushes and
gained the railroad where he ran al
most headlong into a part OF the. posse
consisting OF Captain Henderson,
Sheriff Shaver, Sheriff Culver OF Mar
ion and two or three others. Hem
aerson commanded Smith to throw up
his hands and Smith responded by
opening fire with revolver at close
range.
Henderson fell and Shaver a moment
later.
Smith then darted into nursery
close to the track. A posse surround
ed this where it rs believed Smith is
hiding
Al telephone srlessage from Wood
burn says: When search was made
at daylight of the nursery into which
Smith escaped and was supposed to be
in hiding, it was discovered that the
man had again escaped the posse.
Search for him is being kept up
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-28
EVIDENCE .
MN = " flF5E r
DESTROYED
PAIR OF SWINDLERs IT,.
MAY BE SET FRHE
Earthquake Came Just In Time to Pre-
vent Second Trial - They Were
Charged With Swindling Banks o
Over Three Quarters of a Million.

San francisco, April Detective
Gibson of the local police force said
yesterday that fire destroyed practically
every bit of evidence against Jacob AMI
Herman Eppinger, accused of sWindl-
ing the banks out OF $788,ooo by bor-
rowing money on fictitious wheat GER
5tifcates. The second trial of Jacob
.Eppinger was set for "Wednesday fore
noon, April I8, the date of the earth
quake. Gibson said the Eppingers
would doubtless go free. Ts s s@
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-28
HARVARD PROF FESSOR
ARRESTED FOR MURDER

Cambridge, Mass. April a8. The
Cambridge police last night issued q
warrant for the arrest Of Erich Muen-
ter, an instructor in German at Har-
ward university, on a charge of muir
dering his wife about two weeks ago
1It is alleged that Mrs Muenter's death
was caused by arsenic. The body was
taken to Chicago, April IL, but ths
cause was not made public until this
evening
Muenter was born III Germany. Ht
formerly taught school in Chicago and
before coming to Harvard. less than
two years ago, he was an instructor al
the University Of Kansas.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-28
MUSICIANS SORE.

New York, April 28. German mu-
sicians employed on board German
steamships entering this port have
been making considerable extra money
in this CITY by playing at entertain
ments and i'm concerts here while
their ships were in port.
. The Musical Mutual Protective I'm
ion has entered a protest with the
government. A committee Of three
called upon Collector Of the Port
3Stranahan and stated that the Ger
mans were violating the contract labor
law.
Collector Stranahar rehrred the
matter to Robert Watchor1i, commits
sioner Of Immigration, who said he
would institute an investigation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-28
HER
DIAMONDS
FORMER GUEST AT THE
ST. FRANCIS HOTEL LUCKY
Permission Given the Quests to Search
the Ruins for Treasures A Lady
Located $1,000 Worth Of Sparks
In the Ashes.

Il San Francisco, April % Guests who
were in St Francis hotel on the day of
the big fire were granted permission
yesterday to visit their former quarters
in the big hostelry in order that they
might. ascertain what had been saved of
their personal belongings. One lady
found $1,000 worth of diamonds near
her buried trunk. The gold settings
were gone but the stones were only
slightly damaged. Very few guests
proved SO fortunate.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-28
WHEELOCK FIRE.

Wheelock, N. D., April 28.--A hay
stack belonging to Mckay & Manning
at the rear OF the Wl1eelock livery barn
caught fire and it was feared for some
time that the entire row of buildings
on First avenue would be consumed.
The Septon blacksmith shop and the
Rust & Dohl harness shop were afre
several times and were saved with great
difficulty. A stiff wind was blowing
from the northwest and only for the
prompt action Of the citizens the fire
would have resulted disastrously. ~a
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-28
PARISIANS
AGITATED
LABOR PAPER WAS
SUPPRESSED By OFFICIALS.
Monarchists and Labor Leaders Are
Still Greatly Excited Over the Arr
. rests and Searches by the Police
Laboring Classes Made Protest.

Paris, April a8. The police searches
and seizures continue to agitate the
labor and the iilonarehists circles. The
confederation OF labor has issued vio-
lent protest against the action of the
authorities, which was to have appeared
in a special edition Of the confereda-
tion's organ, The Voix Du Peuple. but
the project ordered the postmen to de-
tain all copies OF the infammatory pa
.pers. .s. Z
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-28
WILL PROTEST.

Is Washington, April 49, State depart
nient officials are preparing protest
which will be submitted to Great Brit
ain against the seizure. Of the two
American fishing ships off the coast Of
Newfoundland, 1t will be based on
the fundamental contention that the 10,
cal Canadian government has no right
to pass laws which conflict with provir
sipns OF treafies hetweene the United
States and Great Britain.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-28
TORTURED
CHILDREN
TERRIBLE CHARGE MADE
n AGAINST CHICAGO PARENTS.
Red Hot Irons Were Applied by Jano-l
seek and His Wife to the Backs of
Their Two Little Children Parents.
: Held for Trial. =, - . ,4n#:

Chicago, April 28.- Charged with tor
turing their two children, d and years
old, with hot iron pokers, Michael Jam
oszek and his wife, were today held TO
the criminal court in bonds Of $4,000
each The children, with their bodies
burned, were taken into court where
several neighbors testified to the bru-
tality Of the parents.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-28
DAKOTA CATTLE
BUYER WAS MURDERED

Roseatt, N ID. April ss John Stew
art, cattle buyer Of North Dakota,
has been found murdered in 4 brush
twenty miles south Of here. Robbery
Is undoubtedly a motive He was last
seen alive Dec. 23, when he started to-
walk from Wannask I'd Thief River
E alls The rilurdereris supposed TO have
been committed by Stewards employees
who disappe peared the same date. Stew-
arts relatives live At Mhesler. a. p. i
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-28
MONEY RECEIVED.

San Francisco, April 2S.--Chairman
Phelan Of the finance committee OF the
relief and Red Cross funds, gave out d
complete statement of money contribu-
tions received for the relief of San
Francisco up to and including April
26. The list shows the grand total
of $4,o3I,o38, of which $2I3o5o, was
contributed locally.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-28
!. . .
In MALACCA
BRITISH AND CHINESE ~
STEAMERS WE'RE IN IT
The Latter Sank and Thirty of the
Chinks Aboard Went to the Bottom
The English Vessel Was Transport
ing Russian Troops.

Singapore, April 28-The British
steamer Haversham Grande, having on
board 5000 Russian troops bound from
Vladisvostok for Odessa. arrived here
today and reported having been in a
collision in the Straits of Malacca with
the Chinese steamer Bentoug. The lat
ter sank and thirty of the 1o1 China
men on board the vessel were drowned
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-28
GOVERNMENT TROOPS
WANTED BY PARDEE

Washington, April aS Governor
Pardee Of California, has accepted the
presidents suggestion as to the use Of
federal troops in that state and has fiEsd
a formal application for their employ
ment, which has been granted It is
stated at the war department that this
removes any doubt as to the legality Of
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-28
NO BAREHEADED WOMEN.

Lowestoft, April 28.-The rector of
St. Margaret's in this city, is making
war against all women who come to
church without hats, particularly against
hatless young women, who act as brides
maids at church weddings. He has pro-
vided bridesmaids caps" which all
those bridesmaids, who come to church
without hats, will be compelled to don.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-28
GERMANS SHAKEN BY @
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS

s BERLIN, April 28 Several villages in
Saxony experienced earthquake shocks
today. No damage was done but3the in
habitants were greatly alarmed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-28
RUSSIAN LIEUTENANT
HAS BEEN MURDERED

Lublin, Russian Poland, April 28, -.
Lieutenant Colonel Pugel, chief Of the
9gendarnie at Cholrn, was murdered,
last night The assassin escaped.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-28

the use of the troops, but will not in
any way change the existing status.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09

ting. EgendomlIgG nog, visade han
sig for resten ALT mera nedslagen iu
langre Diet led mot aftonen, och vid
afskedet skalfde henne0 lila hand i
hans.
Nastan hela natten gick, utan att
han kunde somna. Hvarfor profva
langrel Hvarf0r vanta2 Han hade
ju sett nog. Han visste till och med,
att hon alskade honom. Han kande,
att de voro bestamda for hvarandra.
ON hon utgatt ur en- fornam eller
ringare familj, om hon rik eller
fattig, Diet hade ingen betydelse for
honom. Bort med all tvekan saledes!
Redan dagen derpa skulle han fraga
henne, ON hon vile blifva hans
hustru och dermed CORA honom till
den lyckligaste menniska under solen.
Den f0ralskade unge manner
strackte fera ganger ut armarne,
som ON han sokt famna henne, och
han vantade otaligt pa, att den nya
dagen skulle bryta in, sd att han i
verkligheten inge trycka den till
bedda till slit brost. Delta hindrade
honom emellertid icke att midi i
exstasen somna ifran alltsammans.
Han vaknade f0rst vid niotiden pa
morgonen.
Efter att ha gjort o~msorgsfull toa-
lett, gick han med klappande hjerta
ned matsalen. Till sin missrakning
fam han Ell de bada damerna der.
Uppasserskan, som serverade kaffet,
lade marke till hans s0kande blick
och stannade bredvid honom.
Fruntimren ha rest, sade hon
leende.
Han slappte skeden och stirrade
pa henne.
. Rest? upprepade han. Hvart da2
bet vet jag int. Jag horde blot
at drangen, som transporterade deras
saker, att de foro norrut.
Hans ansigte f0rlangdes ALT mera.
Efter hvad Mrs Surrey aftonen f0rut
sagt honom, hade damerna narmast
amnat sig i motsatt riktning. Uppen,
bart s0kte de komma undan honom.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09
kOnung Fredrik Danmarks rika.
ste man.

Mar mar ser hur enkelt och an
spraksl0st Diet nuvarande danska kun
gaparet vid ALA tillfallen upptradt
skulle man ha svart att tro att den nye
danske %konungen ar Danmarks rikaste
man. Sa ar emellertid fallet, / Diet
hans form0genhet anslas till minst
$20,000,000. Kronprins Fredrik hade
dock erhallit den storsta delen at dem
ma kolossala f~0rm0genhet / hemgift
med sin GENIAL, som endast efter sin
mortar, prins Friedrich af Nederlan-
derna, arfde omkring $4,000, 900.
Prins Friedrich var ursprungligen
tcke 1 besittning af n8gon namnvard
formogenhet, men vid den Wienkon-
gress, vid hvilken konungariket Neder-
landerna upprattades och prins Will
helm af Oranien erh6ll den nya krcnan
som e%rsattning for Diet tyska fursten-
domet Nassau-Dietz flick han och hans
familj besittnings- och arfsratten till
storhertigdomet Luxembourg. Harvid
gjordes emellertid den bestammelsen,
att den nederlandska konungakronan
vid den forste Observation-Disclosures
dod skulle arfvas af hans aldsta son.
under det Luxembourg skulle 0fverg3
till hans yngsta son, prins Friedrich.
Denna bestammelse forandrades emel-
lertid senare salunda att prins Fried
rich / stallet for Luxembourg erhol vid-
strackta domaner, hvilkas varde re-
presenterade Oliver en- kvarts million l
arlig ranta. och genom en- skadeersatt-
ming vid Diet tillfalle da en- del af
Luxembourg afstods till Belgien vsxte
prinsens formogenhet sd att den vid
hans dod varderades till S5 millioner
dollars. :
Med sin GENIAL, som var en- syster till
gamle kejsar Wilhelm, hade prlnSen
blot iva dottrar, Sverige-Norges drott-
ming Lovisa, f0rmald med Carl XIV, och
f%urstinnan Maria af Wied, hvars ge-
NAL var broder till Rumaniens drott-
ming, kand under neutrality-suspicious.
men Carmen Sylvia" Vid modern3
d6d ar 1870 arfde drottning Lovisa ON
kring fjerdedelen at namnda summa,
som efter hennes och Carl XV:s kort
derefter intraffade d0d 0fvergick till
deras dotter, den danska k~ronprinses-
san. Vid Friedrichs d0d 1881 delades
den at~erstaende halften af hans f0rmo-
genhet lika f0rdelad mellan dottern.
furstinnan af WED, och dotterdotter1,
krOnprinsessan LOvisa af Danmark.
Hon skall pa delta satt ha arft ON
kring II millioner dollars, hvartill vt
terligare ma laggas EFT par millloner.
som hon pa sin It'd arfde efter sin far
moder. en~kedrottuing Josefina, som
dog 1876.
Enligt hvad man tror sig veta, skalf
Diet nuvarande kungaparets stOra for
m0genhet ara plaCerad / danska egen-
dOmar och s~tatspapper, och Diet pastas
desslikes att kung Fredrik ar i besitt-
ming az en- lika u~tveCklad administra-
tionsf0rmaga som hans brOr, konung
GeOrg af GrCkland, hvilkon iCke allie
Cast bcsitter eSendomar i Grekland.
Frankrike och Danmark. utan dessut-
ON Stages vara egare till myCket be-
.ydarde tCmter Cch egcadonar / New
York.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09
Gl0m dIdrlQ bort att mutd.
(F0r "Nordstjernan.")
AT Edward Sundell.

Cor "Nordstjernan."D
AT Edward SundeII.
I borjan borjas min moral,
Med den ej sok att pruta,
ON an sd hadisk och banal:
Glom aldrig bort att muta.
ON du ar rik och eyer slot.
Och guild som ALA njuta,
Att dem bevara, minnes blot:
Glom aldrig bort att muta.
Fortro dig 81 till nagon du,
bet kan sa lila sluta; ,
Men bra Diet gar som EFT sju hu.
Om du forstar att muta. =
I k0penskap du skojas latt
Och krossas som en- ruta.
Dig Aterstar en- fin retratt:
Glom aldrig bort att muta.
Och lag och ratU Min basic van.
Med dem ar Iatt att pruta,
ON du begriper "sanningen":
GIom aldrig bort att muta.
Och skulle Get at bergen ga
En- del da buns sig skjuta.
Det dumhet ar; langt battre da
Gl0m sldrig bort att muta.
Langst kommer den pa lifvets stig,
Som rad Ell will forskjuta.
Sc har Diet basta rad for dig:
Glom aldrig bort att muta.
En- h~ufvudgard jag vet sa god,
Mot den dit hufvud luta:
Att suga andras must och blod,
Gl0m aldrig bort att muta.
Med mutor forst och mutor sist,
Hvad CLANS dig skall omsluta,
On optimist ON pessimist,
Glom aldrig bort att muta.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09
VIII.

Will var obeslutsam, ON han
skulle f0lja damerna i sparen eller
bege sig direkt hem. SIutligen be-
stamde han sig for Diet senare alter
nativet. Han vile ogerna tranga sig
pa flickan och sokte tr0sta sig med,
att Diet mahanda var bast som skett.
Lockad af en- ryktbar utsigt, gick
han 0fver EFT berg for att komma till
narmaste jernvagsstation och deri-
fran fortsatta resan. Promenaden
gjorde hans SHINE latt. och nya for
hoppningar lingo insteg hos honom.
Kanske Cesarine blott velat satta
honom pa prof, liksom ju han till en-
b0rjan amnat CORA med henne2 Kan
ske hon afven velat pr0fva sig sjelf,
imam hon blefve hans for lifvet.
Hvem kunde veta ON den sa lyckligt
b0rjade romanen voro slut annul
Mar han nadde bergstoppen, upp-
rullades EFT harligt panorama for
hans 0gon. DJupt under honom ut
bredde sig en- la~ngstrackt dial, pa
0mse sidor begransad af andra berg,
nedtill kladda med skog och resande
sina nakna, klufna spetsar anda upp
i den bla etern. En- bred strom fot
genom de yppiga angarne, och midi
ibland dem lag en- by med frukt-
tradgardar kring husen, Oliver hvilka
EFT spetsigt kyrktorn h0jde sig.
Efter att ha multi en- stund af Diet
vackra sceneriet och med fulla drag
inandats den friska barrdoft, som
Triangle upp till houom, begaf han
sig ned i dalen och passerade pa en
small spang Oliver strommen for att
komma till kyrkan. Denna lag pa
bergssluttningen ofvanfor byn, och
dess Invita- murar skymtade sa idyl-
liskt fran mellan de valdiga t~allarne,
att han Ell kunde underlata taga den
i narmare betraktande. Sasom det
visade sig, erbj0d ock den gamla
kyrkogarden en- hanf0rande utsigt
ofver trakten och var dessutom i och
for sig af mycket intresse. Under
Diet han str0fvade omkring i Diet
h6ga, mjuka graset, hair och der
lasande nagra egendomliga inskrifter
q de delvis forst0rda grafvardarna
och jernkorsen. kom en- kansla af
oandlig frid ofver honom, och han
hade svart att slita sig fran platsen.
Slutligen vek han ON kyrkans ena
horn, men stannade har som f0rla-
mad. Var Diet en- villa, en- lex blot
af hans inbillningl En- dam stod pa
nagot afstand ifr&n honom. Klad-
ningen var gra, hatten gra, och han
tyckte sig kanna igen dem begge.
Efter nagra 0gonblick vande hon
langsamt pa hufvudet, So att han sag
hennes profit E. ia, ia, Diet var hon!
Eft sorgset drag lag kring munnen,
handerna voro hOpknappta, och hon
riktade nu tankfullt 0gonen ned mot
byn.
Omsider l0stes f0rtrollningen, som
en- stund hallit honom fangen. Han
narmade sig sakta och kom alldeles
bredvid henne, imam hon lade marke
till honom. NJ NOTES deras 0gon,
och med EFT latt utrop lyfte hon
armarne som ON hon staff i begrepp
att omfamna honom. De sj0nko
dock genast ned, och en- gl0dande
rodnad fammade upp pa hennes kin.
der. Han fattado hsnnss hand
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09

ErneStine-Yes, indeed; pa came IN
the parlor two or three times and
caught Jack or his knees proposing.
Jack stammered put that he was hunt.
ing for a collar button.
Edna-Does he still work that gamel
Ernestine-So. Pa leaves q card OF
collar buttons on the table each night
ROW.