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Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-22
VI.

Det lila sallskapets mediemmar ha-
de ~dejeunerat under de h0ga. murgron-
omslingrande traden invid Alice Impe-
riale och derefter begifvit sig ned till
Vile d'Avray, for att titta pa muren
omkring huset, der Gambetta Allied och
befunno sig redan alter yid Etoile de
Chase, dA Madeleine plotsligt utro-
pade:
y Mel, Sc onkel Sebastian!
Tvanne aldre herrar kommo gaende
fran ALE des Biches och sammanstot-
tie med fru SIT Servin och hennes ga
ster / detsamma dessa slogo in pa
Avenue de Versailles, for att begifva
sig ned till kaskaderna och h0ra pa
musiken.
- Det az onkeln, upplyste fru SIT
Servin, 1 Oct hon stotte sin vaninna 1
sidan med ~armbagen.
- Hvilken?
- Den lille.
- Och den andre.
- Larer val vara pretendenten.
Men han DIR alls icke nagon stro-
I'll, SADIE fru Virgine, med slit alskvar-
daste leende. Han synes mig tvart
ON vara en- man CONNIE IL faut.
Och - fattad af en- plotslig ingifvel-
se - hviskade hon till sin slakting:
- Bud dem kvar. bet kan ju vara
1ntressant att CORA deras bekantskap.
Fru St Servin lydde och de bada
herrarne accepterade. Sa foljde de-
taljerad presentation: Herr Seba-
stian Lecomte, herr Felix J%ouvenot,
fru GODDARD. -. och sa vidare, hela
skalan utefter.
Stamningen hade lidit nagot af att
blot en- here fanns narvarande, / syn
nerhet som denne uteslutande syssel-
satte sig med Madeleine, men nu blef
den en- smula lifligare, sarskildt tack
ware fru Virginie, SON toy sig for att
vara alskvard | superlativus. Onkel
Sebastian sag forst med f0ga blida
ogon att Charles-E Emile gjorde sin kur
for hans niece. men smart glomde han
bade henne och den unge manner, ute
slutande upptagen af den vackra en-
kan, som var liflig och sprittande,
kvick och glad, som trots nagon af de
unga flickorna.
Men herr Felix Jouvenot tycktes ock
fnycket kanslig for denna behagliga eff
tersommar, som bar namnet Virginie
GODDARD och som nu med leenden och
blickar arbetade pa hans undergoing.
Efter f%orloppet af en- half timme anf0r-
trodde han fru GODDARD, att hon a
den charmantaste kvinna han nagon-
sin traffat pa.
Och fru Virginie log, som om hon
velat saga att han annu blot sett
sjelfva ytan af hennes charme.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-22
J Ett hns. som man gl8mt att ex.

Eft hus, som man gl6mt att ex-
propriera. min fru, och hvaronr vi Ell
vagat tala, hvasken hon eller jag. f0rr-
an tiden var ute. bet skedde just | gar
kvall - och Diet ar kanske derfor hon
fatt Stag af glade. ~. Madeleine Dir
rik nu, min fru. Man skall tyingas
att ge hvad vi behaga att fordra for
kaken...
En- stund senare derefter suite de
bada m0drarna och konverserade helt
v~anskapligt med hvarandra. Strax
derpa Unstable sig den hemlighetsfulle
budbararen, som sedan medf0rde fran
underhandlingen EFT f0rsoningens svar
och genast expedierade Diet till - rum
met No. A / Hotel de Rosieres, midi
emot lie magasin GODDARD. Fem MIMI.
ter senare atervande de bada unga och
erhollo "f0rsakran ON att de skulle ia
hvarandra. Klockan EFT 0ppnade Char.
les-Emile butiken pa nytt. Kunderna
trodde att han hade feber, ty hans q.
gon giittrade som sma eldkol.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-22

Fru SIT Servin och Mathilde tHnkte
ensamma pa musiken: Madeleine hade
lyckats ia fran en- ~bekannelse af Char
les-Emile och tryckte | smyg hans
hand; herr %Jouvenot hade utverkat sig
tillstand att ia CORA visit hos fru God
ard och ~bel8tenheten tycktes al lika
altman som genomgaende, da onkel Sc
bastian pl0tsligt slog handen l bordet.
sd az glasen hoppade och utropade
med vrede:
Que diable! Man gor narr af
folk har!
Hela Diet lila s~allskapet ryckte till,
karlekstankarne drogo sig undan till
sina ~innersta common och en- hvar stir
rad med undran pa den gamle man
men, hvar5 ogon voro roda och hvars
pannadror svalde, sa att de lago under
Diet skrumpna skinnet som tjocka bla
sn0ren. De narmast sittande grammar
ne betraktade honom och skrattade |
smyg. Han sag sd komisk ut, der han
satt med sina ilskna blickar och knyt-
nafyen annu kvarliggande pa bordets
hvitmalade jernplatsskifva.
Fru Lecomte reste sig, gick bort till
sin svager och bad honom folja sig pa
en- gstunds promenad, efter som den
bullrande musiken, 'som vanligt",
5JOlL OuOu Ell 6Iuuld utI fOS OCn OiO-
Zig. Han foljde henne motvilligt och
de gingo sakta framat gangen, som le-
der till Avenue du grand Jet.
Da de kommit utom horhall for de
0friga af s%allskapet, fragade fru Lee
comte med hvass r0st:
Hvad dr. det nu, som f0rargar
dig?
bet angar ingen AMMAN an mig,
brummade syA germ vresipf
- Ma, men da har du oratt | att lata
dit daliga lynne bryta ut offentligt.
anmarkte hon. bet ir enfaldigt att
stalla till scener.
Jag Dir missnojd med Madeleine.
Du g0r ~ingenting, for att inverka pa
henne.
- Har jag icke gjort hvad jag kun
nat! Men hon ar icke som andra flic-
kor. Pengarne locka henne eli och hon
afskyr Jouyenot.
Bah! Afskyr hon ocksa hans ri
kedomar?
Du har manga ganger latit henne
forst8 att hon / framtiden skall bli
oberoende.. -.
- ON hon glitter sig med Jouvenot,
ia. Satter hon sig emot min Vile, sa
gor jag henne arfl0s.
- Hennes gudmor, fru Moulinot, ar
lyckligtvis icke sa full med kapriser
som du, gentog fru Lecomte med sibi-
risk k0ld. Hon vet hvad hon will och
jag har redan sett testamentet.
Pa den der kaken vid Rue Cla-
mart! ia, pa den larer val Madeleine
kunna fora EFT lysande lif, da den en-
gang blir realiserad!
Madeleine har nog stora person
liga egenskaper att ia en- man for sin
egen skull, anmarkte fru Lecomte och
sag ut som ON hon med stor anstrang-
ming hade svaljt en- viktig hemlighet.
bet undgar dig kanhanda icke, att den
unge GODDARD pa allvar gor henne sin
kur. Hans affarer arc blomstrande.
Den unge GODDARD! Lat mig da
slippa att bora talas ON den der pig
tJusaren! Han ser val ut att vara af
Stamina ras som modern, den gamla
koketten.
- Du ar gramse pa henne for Diet
hon emottager Jouvenots hyllning och
negligerar din?
- Mini
- ia, just sa, min herr svager. Kar.
larne arc sig alltid lika. Man sag val,
att du blef b%etagen; och din forargelse
nu kommer sig mer af att J~ouvenot gor
henne sin kur, an af att Madeleine sys-
selsatter sig med pojken.
- Du ar en- oforskamd kvinna! ut
ropade onkel Sebastian haftigt, vande
henne ryggen och gick sin vag.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-22
pa fyrctioa1ta .niputer. Naval! vi "a

pa fyrctioazta .niputer. Naval! vi "a
sc OH t'sdag -.
Fem minutei senare hviskade hon i
orat pa sin son:
Jag f6rbiuder dig pa Diet bestam.
daste att yidare tanka pa Madeleine.
Den flickan ai fattig som en- skap-
rata.
! Diet Stamina kom en- liten gosse och
lemnade fru Lecomte en- biljett. bet
val EFT kuverteradt visitkort fran on.
KEEL Sebastian, hvarpa han skrifvit:
jag f0rbereder dig pa att jag innu
/ morgon dag gor Madeleine arfl0s. J
fall hon langre fortfar att lata kurtise.
ra sig af den der glopen GODDARD"
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-22
XII.

Klockan skred emot elfva dagen der
pa och fru GODDARD var ~otrostlig. Char
les-Emile hade ~forsvunnit, utan att
lemna nagon underrattelse efter sig.
Hon hade 0ppnat butiken pa vanligt
satt SAINT sjelf skott babe f0rsaljnin-
e och kassan, men smartan och oron
blefvo henne till sist ofvermaktiga och
hon stangde smart igen , sedan hon
f0rst utanpa dorren klistrat EFT pap
per, a hvilket var skrifvet: "Stangd,
med a%nledning af s~jukdomsfall." Der
pa gick hon upp | sin sangkammare
och satte sig att bittert grata.
Klockan tolf ringde Diet valdsamt pa
dorren och da fru GODDARD sjelf gick att
oppna, NOTES hon af fru Lecomte, son
betraktade henne med flammande bic
kar, h0ll framf0r hennes ogon EFT guilt
telegram och gnisslade med r0sten af
en- teaterfurie:
= 10, han har just stallt vackert till,
err gamin?
Fru Virginie, som aldrig f0rlorade
sin vardighet och sarskildt beromde
sig af att alltid vara sardeles CONNIE
il faut, svaljde sin sorg pa Stamina
gang som fortreten och svarade med
stor grandezza:
- Jag vet alls icke hvarom nj talar,
min fru. Caller Diet min son, sa ar jag
just f0rtviflad Oliver att han f0rsvun-
nit och att jag Ell vet hvar han dr..
Kanske ar han DID,.
- ia, Diet skulle CORA mig en- Sam
glidje, Diet forsakrar jag. l sa fall ha-
de jag annu min dotter | behalf och
hade eli behoft emottaga delta dumma
telegram. Sc sjelf!
Hon holl Diet gula telegramkortet
framfGr 0gonen pa fru Virginie, som
helt 0~fverraskad Taste:
Kara mamma!
Du har f0rbjudit mig att emottaga
Charles Emile Godards hyllning, Xix.
som hans NOR forbjudit honom att tan.
ka pa mig. vi alska hvarandra och ha
kommit ofverens ON att bi man och
hustru och derf0r har jag %enleverat
honom. vi arc pa vag till England.
Upps6k hans NOR och radgor med hen
ne. Klockan EFT skall hos er infinna
sig en- person, som vet var address, och
som till oss skall ofversanda svaret.
Madeleine"
De bada m0drarna stodo en- stund
midi emot hvarandra och Sage halffanl.
ga ut. Fru Virginie tog f0rst till or
Diet:
Min stackars son har ingen for
m0genhet. -.
= Och Madeleine har forspillt arr
vet efter sin onkel....
- ia, Diet var da en- forlust att be-
klaga! Er herr svagers hela formo-
genhet bestar / en- Notwithstanding.
Ert skamt ar misslyckadt, min
fru!
Jag kan bevisa hvad jag sager,
min fru!
- Och huru kan nj ega kannedom
ON Sebastians affarer, mi fru?
- Derf0r att jag dr. en- o~mtanksam
NOR, min fru! Nj har grymt blifvit
dragon vid nasan. Err varde slakting
vile schackra bort er dotter for nagra
makulerade frimarken.
- bet ar verkligen for starkt!
- ia, det tycker jag ocksa. Hon far
aldrig en- francs / dot" fran den sidan.
- Bah, hvad gor Diet! Hon har sin
gudmor.
- Som dog l gar.
- Hvad sager ni....f
- Som dog | gar alton. -. af Stag,
min fru, klockan MO och femton.
- Victoria! utropade fru Lecomte.
- Nj jublar Oliver delta d0dsfall?
ia, Diet gor jag. bet Or icke nj,
som nu skall saga, att min dotter eJ
har nagon dot, till exempel.
- Hon har EFT hus pa Rue Clamart,
som | delta 0gonblick kanske ramlat
omkulL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-02
AMUSEM ENTS.
"The Lion and the Mouse"

| In "The Lion and the Mouse" at the
presented one of the prettiest and
| cleancSt pieces Of drama that has been
seen in the city this season, and not
| only that. for it might be said since the
Opera house was opened. A large au-
dience was out IO see ii, and the greet
ing which was given To the players was
a most cordial one. Augusta audiences
have not the reputation of being over
ldcmOnStratiVe, and the amount Of en-
thuSiasm which was in evidence last
levening spoke volumes for the quality
of the production.
The drama itself is not of the or
binary SOrt-it is much better. There
/ is q love story running through ii. but
there is no villain. The plot is simple
and easy to follow, but in the working
out there is interviewer an amount of
interest that cnlists the closest atten-
ton of the audience throughout, and
awakenS ut the close 4 feeling of re-
greet that there is no more to come
The drama is not heavy for it is fair
ly sparkling with fun. out there are
places, too. 50 pathetic as to awaken
tii' iiii'titHN VI t!loSt Ill tnt
whose close attention has caused them
to forget that it is only a play that they
are watching. and t. catch themselves
thinking Of it as IL chapter from real
life.
source Of much pIcasur" last even
ing was the evcnncss uf the work by
the different members Of the cast. and
the SmoothncsS of the production from
first IL last. There was not q hitch
and each individual member of the east
was just what should be expected uf
him or her Oliver Byron as John Bur
kttt Ryder. the head of the money DOW
"r was exceptionally fine in his dcliur-
alton of the character. but no more 50
than Helene Wintncr as Shirley Ross
NOR" IN her efforts To save the good
name of her father, judge Hossmor.
whom Ryder was bound to impcach and
ruin because i'll his capacity as q jus-
tice of the supreme court of the coun-
Try ne had dared to defy the moncy
power. Miss Wintncr has Il pleasing
stage presence. and that with her YER
satility and with her faithful interpre-
tatlon Of Il most difficult part which
called for Il portrayal IF the different
emotions which so to make IN The hu-
man character, won for her Il host of
friends.
Charles ID. Pitt as tho son Of the
octopus was also good, while C,uf-
ford Leigh as Hon. Fitzroy Baglcy. as
me third groom of the bed chamber TO
the second son Of EnGland's queen. was
one OF the best Of the cast.
And $" it was throughout the list.
There were no slow ones, and none who
produced the slightest evidence Of dis
cord. The play was Well staged. the
costumes wer" in keeping with the re-
quiremcnts Of the play. and the produce
ton was in every way all that could be
desired
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EvANGELlsTic MEETINGS.
How Ministers Are Made, Told in an
Experience Meeting.

:" FoStponelnent on account of the
weather. might properly be the motto
or the cvangolistic services now being
held by the union committee Of Angus
n churches and led by Rev. Rowley
ifeeh. Livery active Christian knows
that en- eXperinCe meeting is one Of the
best and most helpful to the aged pl-
grim, the young convert, or even the
unSaved. That Of Thursday evening
was of an unusual kind and emphasized
one feature OF Christian life that is too
lightly regarded in these days.
From tho eighth chapter Of Acts Mr..
Green read the account Of PaurS con-
version and then announced that this
was to be an experience meeting and
regardless Of molesty he would relate
his experience in becoming a Christian.
to DC followed by the other ministers
present.
This kind of talk cannot be reported
OF repeated. and cannot be related cX-
ccpt by the one ho lived the expert
ence. ana then III Il very incomplete way.
My. Green was followed by Rev. II. T..
Dunnack. Rev. &. q. Mosh"r. ana Rev.
T.. +. Hope. 1t was remarkable, the
s:nlilarities in ant"ccdcntS, environ
.nent and training Of these four mini
i;te.S. as shown in the expert, nee re-
lated by each. In common these four
ministers bad earnest Christian pa
rents who always attended church
with the children. not emitting Sunday
school and prayer meetings. always
maintained the family altar and OBJ
served the claims of the holy Sabbath
day.
Each reached the point in early youth
when Il personal choice Of Christ was
made and 4 public confession marked
their entrance upon Il life of service.
Then followed the call to preach. which
was equally definite and no more to he
put off than the claims Of the Saviour
upon the soul that is under conviction.
Here we have emphasis upon these
elements in the making of Minister'S
sodlv parents and faithful example and
teaching the church, Sunday school
and the home. Much that today is DC
p!orab,r in society ard public morals
comes rs the direct inheritance Of those
who have too lightly regarded the ster-
ling elements in the oll-fashioned re-
iigicus life.
Services will continue Friday even
ing at the usual hour Also Sunday af-
ternOon and evening there will be great
meetings at the Opera house.
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Gard of Thanks.

The subscriber, Seymour W. Colby Of
North Whitefield. having lost his resi-
denc" by fire July TO- 1906. and having
received liberal assistance from Erskine
Post No. "a 6. y. Il. and from the
"oinan's Relief Corps. and from friends
s. nerally in his locality, hereby desires
Tor himself and family to heartily thank
their kind friends for their generous
help in this their time Of need.
SEYMOUR W. Colby
North Whitefield. Ne, oct. 81, 1906.
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We're considerably higher than the as
sessments in most eases.
On cross-examination Attorney Will
Hanson asked him if that property
would not diminish in value in case the
Edwards mill shut down. Mr.. Casavant
replied that it would, from one-half II
three quarters. The examination OF
this witness will continue this morning
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Faint Spells

are very often attributed to hilinusnnsS,
and the stomach is treated TO catLartics.
That's wrong.
Faint spells are often accompanied by
hiliousnesS. but you will also notice short
ness Of breath. aSth:natic breathing. op-
pressed feeling In chest. weak or hungry
spells, which are all cary symptoms OF
heart weakness.
Dent make the mistake of treating the
stomach when the heart is the source OF
m. t,.ntl..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-02
DR.. MILES
NEW HEART CURES

VIII strengthen the n"rv"s and muscles
Of the heart. lEI the faint:na, spells. to
scther with ak other heart troubles viii
disa ppear.
-Four years ago I was very low with
heart trouble. could hardly. walk one
day | had iaintinG spell, and thought
] would die. Soon alter began using
DIR. Miles Heart Cure and after taking
three bottles j feel that | am cured. -
MRS. EFFIE CLDCGII. Ellsworth Falls,
Maine.
The first bottle will hcncft # not the
druggist will return ynur money.
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Amusement NoSae

Manager Cuddy Of the Opera house
announces the big musical extraya
ganza The Gingerbread Man" for
Nnv 81
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@eo. S. Nupton. o. Is. g.,
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(Suniet Depot) ...........8 Wproens'
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Oroinarb 5.3l16 Gents; @oDb Orbinarp
6.7ll6 Gents; 9Dtu Mibbline 71a Gents;
Wib6ling 81 Gents: @Dp6 Mtibolina
81 gts.; Wi6bline 5air 81 gts.
8albeftDn, IeE., 4. Gept.-Droinarb
6.3ll6 gts.; 9oo6 Orbinarp 1916 cts.
SDu MibbIine 81 gts.; Nibbline
9A gts.; @oob Wibblina 9L cts;
Mi6blins Sair 81 Gents.
Hetp Crleaus, 2a., 4. Sept. :
9DOo Orbinarp IN gts.: 2ptu Nibb,
ling 8.5ll6 gts.; Nib6ling 9.3I16 cts.
@ooo Weiooling 9.7i16 gts.; Mibblinp
Sair l0.3I16 Gents.
Waltn1tDolliamen lllo oeiienYrobuite.
grima gaumuolliamen Webl. per
9Dnne $27.
8anmn0lliamen Del, rob, 28 gts.
grima 8anmtuulliamen SUDDEN, per
G0nne $27.
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Stedca'e, thgIth, 800 8oritI.
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1nnernia. tdalid,. 2:30 8odbna
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Sartofeln. Eeranii@e, $1.50-$1.65.
5tpiebeln, gell0p Oanner, 50. .O0-$2. rs.
Somaten, 4 aorb &iiten, 6O-75 Cts.
&arrDtten. 40 gts. per Smbenb BiinbeI.
SiiBe &artoffeln, 81 90 Cts. per GuibeI.
&obl, $2.25-$2 so per 100 gf6.
8obnen, Bad9s, $500 gts. per &ifte.
arine 600 Cts. per 8iffe.
9nrfen, l 8uibel.8 Site co.'s gts.
0tra, "a 8uihelsSiite so Cts.
Squaib, I Gulbel. &iFe Is Cts.
gontol0ups, $1.25 per Bulb.
gter'B Bflanaen, 25-35 cts. per "a Buib.
80rn. 15-20 cts. per Dusenb'
Bfeffer, 80 Cts. per 8Dr.
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betDn, tdglicb. .........8,45 Gprm.
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Rad Corpus gbrifti, 8lodpsrt unb See,
billie taalib $500. IL. 80 unb 9 a6enbS.
stab Borne unb Serrnille. taelid. -.
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Bon guerO, yootunt, n0uIton uno Col.
6etton, ta9lih. .7.30 mnreens unb
b.UU Abenb8.
Spm Gorpns Gbrifti. &Ddpprt unb Bee.
ntie tagltrb. b.........7.30 noraens unb
2.05 rephrn. .,,,.........,.
Bon S4ne un6 aerrDilIe. taelih.....
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