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Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-13
VI.

/ dag en- vecka till! ~utropade Pet
ter jublande en- solklar vardag, mar
han vid middagstiden kom hem fran
slit arbete. | dag en- vecka till, NOR
Boman lila!
- Hvad da. gossen min?
- | dag en- vecka TILL blir var gosse
Josef student!
Var gosse! suckade gumman.
Du ser sa underlig ut, lila NOR.
Hur ar det fatt?
- lila fatt. Har har varit en- kvin-
ma for en- timme sedan, hitskickad af
p~olisen.
obeskriflig forkansla af nagot arnal-
kande ovader.
Hon tror sic m0jligen vara NOR
till Josef, men han var icke hemma.
Menniskan sag snygg och underiig ut,
och vile tala med gossen min sjelf ON
saken. Hon var blek forut, men blek-
made an y~tterligare, da jag talte om,
huru du funnit den 0fvergifne. Hon
sag snygg ut, fast hon tycktes vara
fattig: hon gar omkring / husen oN
bjuder ut Vadstsnaspetsar.
Peter sjonk forkrossad ner pa XII
stan bredvid gumman Bomans stol.
Han hade icke pa manga ar egnat ma
gon tanke at foraldrarne till fosterso-
men; hade sa uteslutande gjort den har
pilten till sin lagfangna egendom, till
sin van, en- Asking for hela. lifvet, att
han icke kunde forestalla sig Diet ma
gon AMMAN skulle vaga CORA ansprak
pa en- omhet, hvilken nastan blifvit
lifsvilkoret for mans eget hjerta. Ha-
de han icke med rad af en- lagkunnig,
langesedan Skirt IT slit testamente till
uteslutande forman for sin gunstling?
hade han icke bestallt sig nya klader
till den stora dagen, da fostersonen
skulle ia pryda sig med den Invita- stu
dentmossan och da f~osterfadern med
bultande hjerta, pa en- gang stolt och
odmjuk skulle I'd ga vid sin skydds-
lings venstra sida hela Hornsgatan
fram&t till Sodernalmstorg?
bet skulle icke alls f%orundrat Peter
ON hela garnisonsvakten derstades
gait i gevar och skyldrat for hans
gunstling, ty sadan ara wore sadan
gosse ward.
Men nu kom en- simpel madam, som
salde Vadstenaspetsar och vile rycka
bort Diet karaste Peter hade pa jor-
den, rycka bort EFT stycke ur hans
hjerta.
Nej, Diet kunde ju int vara mojligt
att en- moder, som o~fvergifvit slit
barn, efter ito ar skulle ha mod att
~aterfordra Diet. Peter skulle fraga
nagon lagkarl till RAIDS och borja en-
process ON eganderatten. Makar kun
de ju skiljas - menade Peter - ON
den ena "6fvergifver och forl0per''
den andra. skulle da en- 'forlupen"
NOR int ocksa he mist sin RAFT efter
sd manga ar af f6rsummade plikter.
Josef a sin sida hade nastan alldeles
f0rgatit sina barndoms0den och barn.
domskanslor. Den sjuka modern med
sina 0mma afskedsord svafvade Wis
serligen dunkelt for hans mime, men
all hans trangtan efter henne hade
upph0rt, under Diet att han erinrade
sig fadern endast som en- husets ty-
ram, hvilken agade oftare DIN han
smekte. och hvllken vid afskedet a
jernvagsstationen hade stirrat pa sin
gratande son med skygga och under
liga blickar.
For Josef funnos foljaktligen endast
en- fosterfar och en- sorts gammal NOR
NOR, hvilka bada alltid med den om-
maste karlek orhuldat honom, osl,
fran hvilkas lappar han aldrig hort an
nat &n uppmuntrande och milda var
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-13
SMlLANDS-PETTER
BERxTTELsE
af
JoHAN JOHN.
(Forts. fir. foreg. n:r.)
BERxTTELsE

Gumman linkade bort l EFT horn och
Dorado forstulet en- liten uganda ned
uti en- potatissack.
Sedan satte hon sig ned pa en- kista
och borjade sjunga:
F0r 0gat bindel, / orat propp.
Min hjertesnopp!
ALT medan jag CONNER dagger.
bet tofvar Ell stort.
Hej! Nu ar Diet gjordt!
M, axiom oss ALA for dagger!
var dagg Ar liten, men styf och stygg.
Den bits SON mygg,
Som getting och bi sticker dagger.
Al, al! sd det kans!
Som nasslan brains,
Som torne och tistel brans dagger.
ia leta bara! Der fins han | vran,
En- mil harifran!
ia, vadra sa sparar du dagger!
Der ar han, just Ger,
En- tum ungefar!
M branner du Nissan pa dagger.
Han brande inte. F0rs6k an EFT tag!
Till domedag
Jag tror du far gno efter dagger.
Han! Akta, lat bli!
M springa val vi,
E6rr'n ALA ia stryk utaf dagger.
Gumman stultade st0dd vid Peters
arm tvars Oliver rummet, mar lille Jo-
sef triumferande drog den gjorda dag
gen ur potatissicken.
/ den tarfliga men trefliga stugan
%forsvunno pa delta eller liknande satt
de langa vinterkvallarne under oskyl.
dig munterhet och lifligt CLAM mellan
de tire sa olika oebyggarne.
Peter gomde i den starka jattekrop-
pen EFT hjerta sa mjukt SON wax. bet
lAngtade efter karlek, men f0raldrar
och nara anhoriga hade af OGDEN
ryckts bort fran honom redan under
barndomsaren, hyadan han tidigt flick
lara sig att vara sin egen lyckas smed.
Han blef da tyst och sluten och drog
sig inom sig self, sasom ALA enst0-
ringar. En- enda gang hade hans hjer,
Ia klappat varmare; Diet var for en-
fager tarna fran hans hembygd; men
sa blef han grymt besviken, och fran
den stunden svarade han bara slit
korta: 'Hm!", mar nagra talade ON
att den raske och omtanksamme ar
betaren, som redan samlat EFT litet
kapital pa sparbanksbok, borde gifta
sig.
All den omhet, han skrinlagt sd
manga ar / hjertats dup, den vaknade
qu till nytt lif och slog sina starka
6mhuldande armar kring den lille TO-
stersonen, ensam / verlden liksom TO-
sterfadern sjelf.
hSpaningarne fortsattes som forut eff.
ter de omenskliga foraldrarne, men
cid hvarje nytt misslyckadt forsok
blef Smalands-Pe Peter lattare I hagen,
ty Diet skulle numera kostat mycket
pa honom, att lemna tran sig det med
hvarje dag ALT karare barnet, som till
pa k6pet artade sig sd vackert och ut.
yecklade de rikaste anlag | den skola,
till hvilken han "edan forflyttats.
The Dolores star., 1906-11-02
HeosEkEssInc 4 BROAD rrELn.
A Coed Houseksepsr Knows semeshIne
OF Several kinds Of Emort.

Housekeeping implies the knovl.
edge Of several kinds OF effort. A good
housekeeper must have personal ac-
quaiAtance with marketing, catering.
cooking. laundry work. scrubbing.
s.ouring. bedmaking. managing. serv-
Ing and home making. She need not
do everything herself but this being
her ttme-honored vocation, she must
At least have a sufficient preparation
Tor 1t to enable her to set others at
work as well as to work herself. saws
the Woman's Home Companion. Con-
sidering that multitude OF American
women not only keep house WE'LL, but
nurse their families In illness. assist
their children in homework. supervise
the piano practice of their daughters.
take an interest in the athletic sports
OF their sons. and economize in order
that their husbands may enlarge their
business or buy more acres. we can,
not look upon housekeeping as an easy
trade.
On the day of the San Francisco
earthquake lady was awakened in
the early morning by the rocking TO
and fro OF her home. the falling of
pictures and the crash OF breaking
glass. 1t was not until the later after.
noon that she decided with her hus-
band that they must fly for their lives
and leave the dear home behind them.
probably to be seen no more. In the
interval. as she later wrote to her
mother In the east. she did not lose
her composure. Il cooked a good
dinner as best I could" she said, mot
knowing when we would next get a
regular meal. and had the sweepin;
done as usual" Here was the poise
OF a perfect housekeeper whose head
did not fail her. although there was
no little heartache In the flight from
nome. flight from whirlwind of de
vouring flame.
The Dolores star., 1906-11-02

how hideous they may be-
To be stylish good taste be and artistic must
escndividuaty go against personality
The fashion who the extreme decree Of ae
style dgraies the word and makes herself ridiculous
IN all the innovations of fashion there meth
cd of notification the real charm of the stylish
OF
Inddualiy-h The bestdresscd actresses
the stage realize they create styles The
dressed in the world realize this and
for that styles created for their individual charms
Take instance reign of the Empire gown which is
threatening supreme fashionable
gown by the Partisan dressmakes and de-
The American did not fancy it. This the
French artist realized that he adapt the Empire to suit the fash
onac dame America The result the modified Empire with the
princess front and the emiEmpre back.
of the and really stylish dresser adapt
ing individual tastes stylish extreme
radical ds the stylish Immediately begins
advantages figure b, taken consideration
ridiculous
would be for perfectly figure start
strap hips She have her made not to aentu
lines headlong foolish and ridiculous fad
would be aesthetic suicide
To be stylish s of keep line with the
fashions could not expect to be in good taste
gown of several years previous fashion But it always
possible modify fashions conform individuality
full skirts the fat short of stature certainly could
expect held the pink stylish propy when she looks
like other hand could modify the full skirt
herself from being ridiculous Style fashion
by individuality To allow freah fashions with
ones personal characteristics is death to style.
The Dolores star., 1906-11-02
fitrh Vnur 1uagutt
tn Il Stat.
BY MICHAEL L. PADDEN,
Registrar of Water supply. New York City.
Dress as well as luck will let YOU
The coat doth often make the


make the
line of that what makes hit with There about
feet of the wostep style of word coupling and it
through the mails from Persian prince who had his yacht
the harbor at the time that the water front
CRAFTS and happened to be in position to help him his daily
supply board without having to extra toll for it.
He sent got owe,
his election district he this gme string Of philosophy
which compliment inasmuch it especially
for
letter from the secretary accompanying tells
written by relation of that fellow
Khayyam, who the historians tenmakr who
magazines clown fellows the rich when
having beteak parties along about the time that they
teaching Cleopatra a nursing bottle
thing about it that strikes forcby YOU can't
the truth that will make stronger il
chaps writing philosophy without the typewriter
and interviewers to give them boost
ne Glitch to STAR near II as
YOU can every do something will move he
Padden interests a notch higher
Second took considerable in me- when
was barefoot the Bowery and he used say to me:
ae you're shoon aim high everything come down
a little between here and there"
could figure out just what he grew older
saw that fellow had the philosophy that expressed in
different but always means the same thing.
The higher in the certain you are to hit
something all trying to make in life
If doesn't set his own aims high no one else will
The Dolores star., 1906-11-02
RoARIN' LION IN GEORGIA.
TattnaII County Is Haunted by a
Big Yellow Cat.

Savannah, Ga.-The lower section
of Tattnall county is pretty well
scared because wild lion has been
seen in that vicinity. Mothers are
keeping their children indoors after
dark and posses of determined men
are trying to run down the unwelcome
visitor and put him to death. On
Thursday the lion was seen on Mr.
Brooks Harvey's place, between Nor
rison and Groveland. Mr.. Harvey
could not kill him at that time, as he
did not have his gun. The. animal
was seen by both Mr.. and Mrs Har-
vey. 1t was very large and appeared
quite ferocious. Since then 1t has
been heard roaring in the vicinity by
several people at night. AS far as
can be learned, it has not carried
away any hogs or cattle and the peo-
pie are wondering what it lives on.
Two or three searching parties have
gone out for the beast, but they have
not been successful in capturing him.
About two years ago Mr.. David Bea-
sley killed lion near Groveland. He
has it stuffed at his home now This
one Is said to be very much like the
one Mr.. Beasley killed and many
think 1t is possibly his mate. Until
the new arrival is slain there will con-
tinue to be excitement.
The Dolores star., 1906-11-02
RaIIresod AecIdsnts.

There vas an appalling death list
Of the railroads Of the United States
for the year 1905. Twenty-six persons
were killed each day in the year and
ass injured. making . total Of s.703
killed and s6.00S injured. Such . rec
ord ~ this testifies in eloquent terms
to the carelessness and also to fool.
hardness Of employees and passengers
on railroads. and to the need Of adci.
t1qoal protection In the way Of coup
lings and other appliances to secure
the safety Of train hands. II such q
number Of human beings were wiped
out BY m earthquake. great battle
or some other such cause, the world
would shudder and the kindly dis.
posed persons would come forward
and assist the destitute families OF
sufferers. says Cooperation. Yet here
are hundreds Of families left without
wage earners and thrown upon the
charitable world as result of acci
dents which are occurring daily and
hourly. and which are In 30 many
eases entirely preventable.
The Dolores star., 1906-11-02
HAVE SAVAGE INSTINCTS.
Brothers and Associates Display Fe-
roeity Almost Beyond Belief.

Charlestown, W. Va-A story of
crime almost unparalleled reached
here from Ivydale. village in Clay
county near the Braxton county bor-
der. The remains of Russell Perry,
a lumber grader in the employ OF the
C. l.. Ritter Lumber company. on Big
Buffalo creek, were picked up by a
section crew at Jessica, lumber
camp three miles from Ivydale. A
freight train had run over the mans
body and. although terribly mangled.
marks of foul play were plainly seen,
bullet hole being found below one
eye. while his throat had been cut
from ear to ear apparently with a
pocket knife or some such instrument.
Justice w. P. Hambrick, of Clay.
quickly summoned a jury for an in
quest and sufficient evidence was
procured to jail three young men.
brothers, named Dickey, who had been
drinking with Perry, while two other
men are strongly suspected of COM
plicity in the terrible crime.
Evidence is said to have been given
at the inquest to the effect that Perry
was beaten almost into insensibility
by his companions. after which he
was shot while held motionless and
his throat was cut. The body was
then placed on the railroad track.
Perry was known to have had sew
eral hundred dollars on his person, of
which he had been robbed. The re-
mains were brought to Clay to be
shipped to Farmer, KY, the dead
mans home. A thorough investiga-
ton is being made in the hope of
bringing to justice all implicated in
the crime.
The three Dickey boys are cousins
of Sarah Ann Legg, who was zen
fenced to be hanged by the circuit
| court of Clay county at the last July
i term for the murder of her husband.
but has since obtained a new trial,
which is now pending.
The Dolores star., 1906-11-02
Try Some Frozen Coffee.

Frozen coffee makes a desirable
change when fruit creams and water
Ices are no longer a novelty. Grind
very fine quarter pound Of freshly
roasted coffee; put 1t in cheesecloth
bag. and then in a porcelain farina
boiler; pour on 1t quart OF boiling
water taken at its first boil. The
water should be freshly drawn. Cover
and let it stand away from the fire
for five minutes.
+ Remove the bag of coffee and add
half a pound of granulated sugar
Dissolve this by stirring and strain
through fine cloth. When cold add
the unbeaten white of one egg. Turn
Unto the freezer and freeze, turning
slowly until the whole mass is frozen
like soft mush or wet snow. Serve
in frappe glasses or lemonade cups
II preferred, add cream in the quan
tity you do for coffee you intend te
drink. Just as you are going to put i,
in the freezer.
The Dolores star., 1906-11-02
The Art Of Pleasing.

Somebody said 1t Is better to he
beautiful than to be good. But 1t is
certainly better to be good than to be
ugly. II Is better to be charming. A
woman cannot charm because she
wants to. A man is not agreeable be.
cause he sets out to be. Quite the re-
verse. In effort is failure. The prop.
er effect must. like repartee. be spon.
taneous and unpremeditated. It must
Be radiated naturally, like light and
love. Books there are that pretend
to tell how 1t Is done. They do quite
~ oompetently as grasshoppers teach
entomology. Edgar Salters declares in
the Delineator, that the ability to
charm. to be agreeable. to entertain
perfectly. and to be perfectly enter.
tanning. IL m art apprehencible only
through influences generally prenatal
but always prolonged. The mere tech
pique 10 20 volatile that It must be
inhaled. Like the Mayfair intonation.
little BY little. 1t must be absorbed.
Kings and thugs may abash the anna
teur In the art Of pleasing. but the ar
&ist u at home with them. He puts
himself IN harmony with them. In the
ability to do that il the whole secret
r. tha Art Of pleading.
The Dolores star., 1906-11-02
Some Tasty Dressings.

Every housewife has her own recipe
for tasty dressings. A somewhat un-
usual dressing is this, commonly
known as sour sauce" Having boiled
or baked the beets until tender, peel
and slice. Put half cup vinegar over
the fire with-a tablespoonful butter, a
teaspoonful OF sugar, half teaspoon
Iul salt and good dash OF pepper.
When 1t boils thicken with a table
spoonful cornstarch dissolved in two
of water. Stir constantly until smooth.
pour over the beets and serve at once.
Under the "C's" comes such a
wealth OF vegetables riches that 1t is
hard to know where to begin or where
end.
With tender young cabbage in the
markets, cold "slaugh" made in the
real old-fashioned Pennsylvania way,
becomes an appetizing possibility.
The Dolores star., 1906-11-02
Oriental PIeturesquene.s poome.

Oriental Pieturesqueness Doomed.
Picturesqueness In costume is doom.
ed. Cheap ready-made clothing will
be It's undoing. The British represen.
tative At Dar-al.Baida says the Moors
Of Morocco are taking more and more
to wearing European clothes in pref
erence to their national dress. and
that - = consequence there is fine
opening for ready-made clothes for
men and women. provided the colors
be bright. It IL possible that adher-
ence to the taste for vivid hues may
save the situation. but there Is danger
that the drummer, in his anxiety to
Increase trade. will knock out the
tourist business, says the San Fran
cisco Chronicle. Nine-tenths Of the
attraction that visit to oriental coun.
tries has for the average traveller is
the picturesque costumes of the inhab-
ftants. II they are supplanted by Eu-
ropean togs. and nothing but the dirt
II ieet. It II doubtful whether the lat
ter viii prove powerful magnet to
draw the tourist.
The Dolores star., 1906-11-02
weImar Pudding.

Have you tried Weimar pudding? :?
Place in q large bowl two ounces Of
good butter and thoroughly stir with
q wooden spoon for ten minutes; then
add the yolks Of three eggs. one by
one, sharply stirring meanwhile; add
two ounces Of grated cocoa, two
ounces Of granulated sugar and one
ounce of cake or bread crumbs. Mix
well for one minute. then add the
white of the three eggs, well beaten
up. and gently mix with the skinner
for half minute. Fill six lightly but
tered individual pudding molds with
the preparation; lay the molds in a
tin. pour boiling water up to half their
height; set In the hot oven for 80 min.
ntes. Remove, unmold on a hot dish.
Pour chocolate sauce over them and
serve.
The Dolores star., 1906-11-02
csp,sIsy and cemmsrciaIlsr,.

cupidIty and cemmerciaiisns-
0oske one down in West virginia
has plowed up q tomahawk which evi,
IDENTIFY had been carried to that To-
cality away back in the seventeen
hundreds by savages who went there
from other localities and cleaned out
their aboriginal enemy. The point
OF interest in the matter is that the
weapon was not OF Indian origin. but
was of steel. and OF such finished
workmanship that II came from Eng,
Sand. at that time the worlds center
OF steel working It goes to prove
that the red man. even In that early
day. obtained much OF his material
from the white man. But this. re-
marks the Troy Times. is not spe.
cially surprising revelation. When
was there time when cupidity did
not overcome occasionally the i'm
pulses OF humanity? There In more
than . suspicion that many an Indian
war In the wild west was made pos
sibIe because unscrurulous white
men supplied the warriors with rifles
and ammunition. AS to turning an
honest penny out OF the heather. did
not Massachusetts, ship Medford rum
in the, same vessels that carried mis-
sionaries and Bibles to Africa. and do
not British manufacturers turn out
big invoices OF little pagan gods ;or
the Hindoo market?
The Dolores star., 1906-11-02
LIGHT ON BIBLE AGE.
FOUND IN RECENT Discoveries
At oEZER.
Many Of the Statements Of the Old
Testament Scriptures Are Ex-
pIained by Them-Baek to
Abraham's Time.

London.-The romantic work of as
certaining the light which modern ex-
ploration can throw upon the Pales-
tine of the Biblical age and upon Old
Testament narratives has added an
other volume to the library that has
accumulated sincne these researches
began in 1864.
The new volume, "Bible Sidelights
from the Mound of Gezer." is by the
well known antiquary, r. A. Stewart
Macalister, director Of excavations for
the Palestine exploration fund.
The site Of the ancient and buried
city of Gezer was identified 36 years
back, but its excavation is the most
recent enterprise. begun in 1902 and
brought down to last summer, when
some glimpses of the results achieved
were given at the annual meeting of
the Palestine exploration fund. The
present book is the forerunner and
popular summary of the complete
memoir now in preparation on scale
of considerable magnitude.
The excavations have added $500
years to the early history of Gezer,
dating it back to 5000 B. c., when a
diminutive cave dwelling race lived
there. A landmark in its Biblical his.
tory is that the city was given by the
king of Egypt to his daughter when
she married Solomon. 1t stood on the
verge of the territory inhabited by
that mysterious race, the Philistines,
and when David routed them he went
in pursuit as far as Gezer.
Among the many Old Testament
stories which have fascinated human.
ity are the idyl of Rebecca Genesis
24), and the exploits of Samson.
Rebecca, who went to draw water
from well, was picked out from the
other maidens by the servant of Abra
ham, who was in quest of wife for
his masters son. She thus became
the wife OF the Patriarch Isaac and
the mother of Esau and Jacob. The
unearthing of houses at Gezer helps
experts to fill in the story of the WOO
ing of Rebecca by reconstructing fol-
us the home of the maiden and heI
interesting brother Laban.
The death of Samson, narrated in
the book of Judges. has been ranked
as myth by critics who could not ac
cept the possibility of his supposed
achievement in pulling down the pill
lars and killing so many Philistines
But in stratum at Gezer, some 800
years older than the time of Samson
| the excavators have found a form o.
building which answers to a remark
able extent the conditions of the story
1t is a temple with portico supported
| by four wooden pillars.
The discoveries at Gezer also enable
experts to form fair conception o.
the Horites, a hitherto unknown race
of cave dwellers referred to in Gene
sis and Deuteronomy. The Amorites
who are mentioned for their 'iniqui
ties'' in Genesis. now stand in clearer
light, for thei- many forms of idolatr,
and moral denominations are bette
understood by the digging out OF tn,
high place" of Gezer, which is tn,
largest early Palestinian sanctuary O
place Of worship yet unearthed.
The Dolores star., 1906-11-02
Dainty for cake.

An almond dainty tops OF cake for
q children's party. Take one scant
cupful Of fine white sugar and one
fourth cupful Of butter. the whipped
whites of three eggs, one level tea
spoonful Of baking powder well mixed
in one cupful of flour and one-fourth
cupful of sweet milk. Mix and bake
Spread thickly. on the cake one pint
of cream whipped stiff and sweetened
and favored slightly with almond
Sprinkle generously with blanched
almonds that have been cut in small
pieces lengthwise.
The Dolores star., 1906-11-02
Saves tho Furniture.

When arranging china jars on pol,
ished furniture cut piece Of thick
baize to the exact size of the base
and pink 1t out at the edges. choosing
some dull color which will barely
show. This neat mat will effectually
preserve the polished surface and viii
never be an eyesore.
The Dolores star., 1906-11-02
seware Of Cold Feet.

{ Never go to bed with cold feet,
For nothing in the world is the hot
water bottle a greater boon. The old;
fashioned soapstone or flatiron. z
small stone 1ug-though the latter
never seems quite safe-anything 10
better than cold feet