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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-07
Recipe Mixed often.

Some remarkable stories are be-
ing told about town and among
the country people coming in of
this simple homemade mixture
curing Rheumatism and Kidney
trouble. Here is the recipe and d.
rections for taking: Mix by shak-
ing we'll in bottle one-half ounce
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one ounce
Compound Kargon, three ounces
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla.
Take as dose one teaspoonful af-
ter meals and at bedtime.
No change need be made in your
usual diet, but drink plenty OF good
water.
This mixture, writes one authori-
ty in leading Philadelphia news
paper, has a peculiar tonic effect
upon the kidneys, cleansing the
clogged up pores of the elimina-
tive tissues, forcing the kidneys to
sift and strain from the blood the
uric acid and other poisonous waste
matter, overcoming Rheumatism,
Bladder and Urinary troubles in a
short while.
A New York druggist who has
had hundreds Of calls for these in
gradients since the first announces
ment in the newspapers last Octo-
Der stated that the people who once
try it ''swear by it," especially
those who have Urinary and Kid
ney trouble and suffer with Rheu-
The druggists in this neigilbor-
hood say they can supply the ingre-
dents, which are easily mixed at
home. There is said to be no BET
ter blood cleansing agent or systenl
tonic known, and certainly none
more harmless or simple to use.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-07

son, Lee Hickman, Dewie Mclean,
Elmus Noah, Wallace Stone, John
Smoot, Arthur Willbanks.
FIRST GRADE.
Ruth Adams, Edward Alexan-
der, Hazel Cameron. Georgia Fer
ris, Grace Garrigan, Frances Hague
wood, Sarah Nash, Aline Noah,
Ruby Parks, Marie Schmidt, Mary
Lee Schmidt, Mary Hardy Lyon,
Gerald Caldwell, Fred Dahnke,
Lawrence Garland, Willie B. Gibbs,
Whs vne Monrotus, Clifford Man.
ney, ]. T. Williams.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-07
Union City Public Schools.

The uperintendent and Faculty
feel themselves very much indebted
to our newspapers for their coop
Grafton in securing good attend
ance. The publication of the month
ly reports has stimulated an inter
est on the part of the pupils which
has been of no small material ben
eft. If all parents will cooperate
as readily as the newspapers, there
can be no doubt of an ultimate adj
vance in the success of our schools.
Below is appended list of those
IN perfect attendance for the third
month;
HIGH SCHOOL.
Pauline Barnes, Ruth Beeler,
Maud Byers, Annie Laurie Cald-
we'll, Lucille Caldwell, Katherine
Dahnke, Annie Laurie Griffin, Per-
neasy Hale, Olive Layne, Lucille Ma
gle, Myra Nash, Ruby Reeves, Hell
en- Richards, Rex Naylor, Joe Tenn
pie, Marene Allen, Lara Caldwell,
Mary Hunter Flack, Emmie Lock,
Ruth Mcconnell, Pierce Pardue,
Russell Scheuer, Murray Woody,
Agnes Coble, Valena Floyd, Erin
Horsley, Ruth Isaacs, jamie Layne,
Lucille Layne, Ruth Maveety, Gen.
evieve Mailing, Maude Nichols,
Lucille Posey, Leila Reeves, Glenn
Davis, Will Kerlin, Annie Lee
White, Sally Kate Breyard, Alma
Foute, Bessie Harper, Lucille Major,
Winnie Davis Moore, Lula White,
James Howard, Linnie Threlkild.
SEVENTH GRADE.
John Chapel, Hal Davis, Julian
Harrison, Seth Horsley, Clyde How
ard, George Miles, Easley Penick,
Gilmore Williams, Clarence Yates.
Hunter Whitesell, Lewis Wright,
Theresa Arm, Ruth Caldwell, Pau
line Caldwell, Mary Erskine Cherry,
Louise Dahnke, Alma DeGraffen-
reid, Jessie Gibbs, Leola Hills,
Marie Lockhart, Blanche Mot
singer, Nina Strother, Roberta
Tisdale. Lorena Waddell, Jessie
Whitesell, Vera Pleasant.
SIXTH GRADE.
Louise Adams, Katie Carter, Es-
er Cooksey, Jennie Gayle, Ethel
hickman. Iva Hickman, Cassie
ones, Alice Nash, Margaret Por-
err, Carrie Reese, Bessie Reeves,
georgia Ursy, Rosalfe Roberts,
elizabeth Watts, Clara Wehman, I
Robert Alexander, Joel Brevard,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-07
To the Voters of Union City.

Owing to the uncertainty of my
being a resident of the city during
the next two years, ! have decided
to withdraw from the Alderman
race. Thanking each one for the
kindness shown me, beg to re-
main Yours Truely,
S. H. STONE
Fifty patterns of iron beds at
Bell Furniture Co. $500 to $4,000
each bargain.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-07
Millinery One Third Off

Mark Butler, Brandon Davis, Sam
Brummel, Harry Dirks, Irving Grit.
lin, Herbert Hefley, Walter Halves,
Clarence Hunter, Caspar Isaacs,
Merritt Majors, Ester Milburn,
Fred Mailing, c. t. Rippy, John
ME Semones, Richard Semones,
Charlie Wehman, Dixon Williams,
Marshall Wright, Algie Curry.
FIFTH GRADE.
Melvin Birdwell, William Bos-
well, Joe Cherry, John Cobb, ].
Moore Caldwell, John Garland,
Fred Maveety, Beauchamp McCon-
nell, Robert Mcconnell, Royal
Park, Joe Posey, Odelle Warmoth,
Carl Wells, Allie May Baynes. Ma
ny George Adams, Beatrice Brown,
Myrtle Byers, Lila Caldwell, Allie
B. Campbell, Mary Dahnke, Nellie
Driskill, Helen Fiack, Louise Flack,
Cantie Luten, Ina Mailing, Nora
Nancy, Mary Park, Portia Rogers,
Ollie Samuels, Ida Scheurer, Nellie
Strother, Mary Whitley.
FOURTH GRADE.
Harold Caldwell, Ernie Hudgins,
Lewis Lockhart, Elton Mcclure,
Allen Reames, Fred Scheurer,
Hoston Sherrell, Leslie Skinner,
Emmett Whipple, John Willis, Pull
liam Wise, Marjorie Adams, Agnes
Andrews, Kate Watson Beckham, J
Rubie Dickson, Evelyn Hamilton,
Margaret Mailing, Mary Lee Rod
gers. Tenny Reid, Marie Sedberry,
Louise White, Yettie Sue Williams,
Clara Wray, Lillian Clement.
THIRD GRADE.
Ora Birdwell, Mazelle Birdwell.
Lurline Denham, Fannie Mott Dris-
kill, Elsie French, Agnes Garrigan,
Ruth Griffin, Louise Luten, Ruth
Moore, Lottie Noah, Jewell Pro-
vine, Rebecca Reaves, Grace Roper.
Katherine Richards, CarrieSchmidt,
Vivian Woodrow, Lexle Brown,
Wesley Baker, Cary Brummel, Rob
srt Mckinney, D. A. George, Dew
-eaux Gibbs, Asa Hickman. Mesa
hickman, Robert Garland, ]. p.
Norris, Lawrence Mute, Orman
Simmons, J. c. Waddel.
SECOND GRADE.
Dora Adams, Hazel Clark. Helen
)ahnke, Naidene Jordan, Lavera
4ovelace, Annie Carr Lyon, Esther
doore, Ollie May Park, zula Park.
nan, Bessie Willis, Ed Reeves
Adams, Henry Dahnke, Max Dick Ii
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-07

Monte Cristo" is play for all
classes and people of all ages. It
is even great play for those who
cannot hear, but can only see, so
bold and fascinating are all its
scenes. Its outlines are so clear
that the play can be enjoyed by
sight. Manager Conrad has gath
cred a company of adequate
strength and will bring his special
scenery which has been prepared
with the benefit of several seasons
experience with this play.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-07

Miss Della Walker, of Trenton,
arrived in the city Saturday and
spent Sunday visiting at the home
OF her aunt, Mrs. t. ]. Latimer.
She was accompanied by her friend,
Miss Church. These young ladies
have many friends in this city who
are always glad to see them.
The Baptist Churchwill hold serv-
ices next Sunday and Sunday even
ing in the First Presbyterian
Church, N. First street. This will
be the last Sunday the services will
be conducted there, the Baptist
church building being ready for oc-
cupancy on the following Sunday.
Our good friend, Will Adams,
tells us that in reporting the Doc.
Atkinson incident last week we had
the facts somewhat mixed. Mr.. At
kinson had not, as reported, drawn
the money from the bank, but had
collected about fifty dollars wilhelm
town that day and before leaving
town had deposited some in the
bank. The wood-be assassin and
robber evidently thought that Mr..
Atkinson had carried the cash home
with him. Mr.. Atkinson received a
severe blow over the eye, but has
about recovered and is able to be
about again.
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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-07

Use Dahnke- Walker Milling Co.
-four, home product, and guaran-
teed.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-07

MIS-. MdIy d. 0HOHHeI leII MOI
day to spend the winter in For
Worth, Tex, with her daughter
Mrs. w. NJ Turner.
tits understood that Supt. Cook
who has been in st. Thomos Hosp
tai, Nashville, for treatment, is i'm
proving and will go to Oklahoma t
visit his brother for a few weeks.
District Deputy H. T, Robinson
accompanied by several members 0
the Union City lodge, B. p. o. e.
will 60 % Humboldt tonight to b
present at the organization of al
Elks lodge at that place,
James S. Mullins and Miss Myrtl,
Il. McGowen, young people from
Illinois, were united in marriage al
the Office of County Court C,erl
Howard last Saturday afternoon
Esq H. S. Sacra officiating.
A Martin, sexton at the city Gem
eteries, tells The Commercial thai
during the month of Novembei
there were only two burials in both
cemeteries. One was the body of a
IA months old child and the other
a lady who died in Colorado.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-07

FOR SALES Several hundred
pounds nice honey. B. d. COULTER.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-07

SWEETEST line parlor furniture ev.
er at Bell Furniture Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-07
Miss Frazier Entertains.

Miss Myrtle Frazier entertained
a few Of her friends Saturday night
in honor of her brother, John Fra
zier,on the occasion Of his twentieth
birthday. A good attendance was
present. Refreshments were serv-
ed on the occasion and Miss Fra
zier's hospitality was very kindly
remembered.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-07


DR.. Brown, Of Shreveport, La,
was in the city last week visiting
his mother and his sister, Mrs.
Latimer.
Mrs. Ben #. Hudgins and son,
Joe, of Cairo, were in the city last
week visiting Rev. J. L. Hudgins
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Richardson
and little daughter, Nina, of Chi
cago, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. It.
w. Preston.
Mrs. Annie Kistner left this week
for DeSoto, Mo-, to spend the win
ter. She will be there with her
son, Charles.
Mrs. Lou Ellis, of Moscow, has re-
turned to her home after spending
a few days visiting her niece, Mrs.
Ed. p. Grissom.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Council and
little son, of Holly Springs, Miss,
are visiting relatives and friends in
the city this week.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-07

Mems Guaranteed Patent Leath-
er Shoes. If they break we give
you new pair. All latest up to-
date styles. w. G. clagett & Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-07

Edwin Clapp Hand Sewed Shoes
for men SIS, 50 and $7.-W. G.. Clag-
EFT & Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-07

Women's Custom Made So Vici
Patent Leather Shoes at So. 40
w. G. Clagett & Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-07
SECOND GRADE.

Dora Adams, Hazel Clark, Helen
Dahnke, Naidene Jordan, Lavera
Loyelace, Annie Carr Lyon, Esther
Moore, Ollie May Park, zula Park.
man, Bessie Willis, Ed Reeves
Adams, Henry Dahnke, Max Dick
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Buford Hurt is visiting relatives
near Memphis.
Mrs. C. H. Cobb visited relatives
in Dresden last week.
Editor Hunter Griffin was in
Memphis last Saturday.
Miss Ethel Henderson returned
from a visit to Martin last Satur-
day.
DIR. J. H. Rippy, of Nashville, was
in the city with his family this
week.
Misses Lille Eta and Emily Per-
kins, of Martin, were in Saturday
visiting friends.
John Bell went to Dequeen, Ark,
last week to visit his brother, Geo.
Bell, who has been very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Sheriff., of
Paduah, will be in the city to at
tend the Patterson-Gardner we'd
ding.
Mrs. Ella Griffin returned from
visit to her friend, Mrs. Bobert
Brown, in Longview, Tex. last
Sunday.
yxyo...a..ia N...4o... Md 60 WI.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-23

aren fran 1900. Han var vidare ordfo-
rande 1 Safsj6 mnnicipalstyrelse och
Safsj6 sparbank.
Gift 1882 med A~dolphine Grubbe,
hade han med henne en- % och en-
dotter.
Nytt lungsotssanatorlum. Safsjo
municipalsamhRlle har bildats EFT ak
tiebolag "Safsjo sanatorium". Aktieka-
pitalet Dir minst 100000 kr. och h0gst
5000 0 kr. och Dir fordeladt pa aktier
ON $50 kr. 100000 kr. aro redan in
betalda. Hr Littner / Safsjo ar verk-
stallande direktor.
skalI drottnlngen kopa PersS7 Efter
hvad som forljudes paga u~nderhandlin-
gar for drottningens rakning ON ink0p
af den fru o. Goslett ~tillh0riga egendo-
men Perso pa Eksjo stads omrade.
Meningen lar vara att drottningen a
stallet 1 fraga skulle komma att till
bringa nasta seminar.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-23
kALMAR Lam. sedelforfalskaren

kALMAR LAM. sedelforfalskaren
dSmd. S6dra More "haradsratt domde
d. "a Jan. vid sammantrade a lansfan-
gelset 1 Kalmar haktade 17-arige Sven
Hjalmar Edwin Anderson fran Nora
Hagby att for Z olika sedelf6rfalsk-
n~ingsbrott hallas till straffarbete
sammanlagt 4 ar. Den haktade graft
under hela ransakningen.
Ny0ppnad ~Jernvag. Vag- och vat
tenbyggnadsstyrelsen har meddelat
tillstand till NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
jernvags oppnande for altman trafik.
D0dad at bantaget. Den 80 Jan. Of
verkordes af EFT vexellokomotiv a Ma
~riannelunds st~ationsomrade arbetaren
vid Bruzafors 70-arige Johan Kali.
Denne korde vid tillfallet EFT par oxar,
som ej skadades. Lokomotivet gick
ofver Kalls venstra lar och hogra fot-
blad, sa svart sargande den ~olycklige,
att han efter / timmes lidande Allied.
Han efterlemnar hustru och barn.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-23
Ett Dye tempeI al tempIarorden, det

Eft nytt tempel at templarorden, Diet
femte | ordningen 1 staden, bildades d.
"a Jan. | Karlskrona af t~empeldepute-
raden G. f. Elk. bet nya templet,
hvars MANN Dir coda viljor" och har
1,703 till hummer, bildades med IL
chartermedlemmar. Vid senare hall
ma moten ha flera medlemmar ingatt
sd dess medlemsantal uppgar redan
till EFT 50-tal.
SJelfmord. Platslagaren vid krone
varfvet 1, Karlskrona No. S64 Otto Kon-
rad LARSON hangde sig d. 2S Jan. 4
sin bostad pa Tango. Han var f0dd
1849, gift och far till flera barn, af
hvilka dock endast iva lefva. Hans
hustru och en- | hemmet boende dotter
voro vid tillfallet pa kafferep hos en-
1 Stamina hus boende familj. LARSON
var periodsupare och har troligen be-
gait sjelfmordet 1 EFT anfall af fortvif-
Ian och radsla att mista sin plats a
varfvet, hvilken han f0rsummade, mar
han hangaf sig at rusdryckerna.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-23
NoRRRoTTENs LxN.

NoRRBoTTENs LAM. Den norr
lsndska hofratten. Sedan Svea hofratl
afstyrkt inrattandet af en- sarskild hof
raft for rikets nordligare delar har as
SCISSOR G. Lilienberg mot u%tlatandet az
gifvit reservation, i hvilken han yrkar
att en- dylik hofratt ma upprattas So
fort sig CORA later.
lulea stad stammes. Den tyska fir
ma, for hvars rakning agenten Mis-
beth af Lulea stad uppburit cirka 100.
600 kr. utan att redovisa %beloppet, har
nu uppdragit at en- adovkat 1 Stock
holm att stamina Lulea stad ON utbe,
talning af i~fragavarande belopp.
Mar Happen sag taset for forsta gan.
gen. En- gammal lappgubbe var har.
ON dagen for forsta gangen mere vid
Vindelns station och skulle da ocksa
Sc taget, hvilket han sa mycket hort
talas ON, men aldrig sett. bet blef !
ALA fall for mycket for nomaden. Dc
persontaget framfordt af EFT Store 10
komotiv rusade in pa stationen, var
Diet gubben SON tog till benen och for
swami bakom stationen. Han vagade
Ell ga fran forran taget afgatt. Nos
hade han / sina dar tagit nappatag ba
de med bjorn och varg utan att bafva,
men for den stora anghasten blef han
radd.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-23
koPPARsERes LAM. o~naturllst

dad. Sjuttonarige Ollas Olof Jonsson
I 6fre Gardsjo / Rattvik sokte d. 26
Jan. med EFT yxhugg m0rda sin fader
Ollas Jon OLSON. Under Diet bada be-
funno sig pa arbete / en- kvarn | mar
heten af hemmet, sm0g sig sonen bak-
ON fadern och tilldelade honom EFT
svart yxhugg 1 hogra delen at hufvu-
Diet, hvarpa han genast tog till flykten.
Fadern aterkom emellertid efter en-
stund till medvetande och lyckades ta-
ga sig fran till nagra gardar / narhe-
ten, hvarifran han transporterades till
lanslasarettet / Falun. Nagon omedel-
bar tara for lifvet lar icke f~0religga.
OIlas Olof Jonsson har haktats.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-23

under aren 1851 till 1856, da han inkaL
ladies' till Sverige och blef f6restanda-
re for Observation-Disclosures kemiska
station under aren 1860. Derefter
a%tervande han till Tyskland och sys-
selsatte sig pa uppdrag af Berlins ma
gistrat med understanding af kanalise-
ringsf0rslag m. m.
Ar 1897 afsade han sig ALA offentli
ga uppdrag och slog sig ned pa sin
egendom Stensjoholm for att der !
lugn och no tillbringa sin lefnads az
ton.
Vid sin bortgang sorjes professor
Muller af 4 barn, af hvilka aldste SO.
men DIR tjenstg0rande amiral SAINT fly.
geladjutant nos tyske kejsaren, andre
sonen fiji. DIR. och landskapsmalare, ar.
betande ledamot af konstakademien !
Berlin, treble sonen direktor s. Mil,
Ter a S~tensjoholm SAINT en- dotter.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-23
MALMoHus LxN. Nedlasdt Are

MALMoHuS LAM. Nedlagdt arc
acknowledgement. Acknowledgements
mellan ~ingeniorerna A. Estelle och r.
F. Berg, anhangiggjordt yid Malm0 rad
husratt, har nu nedlagts af karanden,
sedan ingenior Berg numera | dess he'll
het aterkallat och anhallit ON ursakt
for slit omstamda yttrande | stadsT
fullmaktige att en- af e. gjord utred.
ming / Lagafragan skulle hafva vari.
afsiktligt felaktig.
upphafd blockad. Svenska grof- och
Observation-Disclosures fackf0re
ming / Eslof har nu, sedan ofverens.
kommelse traffats, beslutat upphafya
blockaden a kloakarbetet 1 Eslof.
Jern~vSgsolycka. Taget till Helsing-
borg, som Agar fran Malm6 XII. 4 e.
M, ofverk0rde d. % Jan. a jernvags
~stationen 1 Malm6 extra postiljonen
Otto Hedman. Taget var redan 1 gang
da Hedman under forsok att hoppa
upp pa platformen rakade falla och
komma under tAget med paf0ljd att
han flick venstra benet afskuret. Den
ofverkorde transporterades omedel
bart till ~lasarettet der benet ampute
rades.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-23
ELFseoRes Ian. omenskllo be.

ELFS5oRGS LAM. o~mensklig be-
handling. Lansmannen 1 Ale harad har
ingripit mot en- lagenhetsegare vid
Gamla L0dose, s. Svensson 1 Timberg,
som sedan fora h0sten haft sin 78-Ari-
ga svarmoder inhyst 1 gardens ladugard
bland kor och kalfvar. Den gamla var
inlast, sd att hon aldrig flick komma ut
/ friska luften.
yid lansmannens bes0k | ladugarden
var Diet endast 3 grader varmt och en-
olidlig stank radde. Den gamla var
sjuklig, men vid ALA sinnens fulla
bruk. Den obarmhertige svarsonen
och hans hustru, som arc I valbergade
omstandigheter, ha af girighet uthyrt
lagenheten och sjelfva bolt 1 koket.
Atal kommer att f0lja.
stort ~brukskSp | paIsIand. ALA ak
tier / Gustafsfors fabrikers aktiebolag
ha inkopts af EFT konsortium, bestaen-
de af disponenten, kapten B. A. de
Verdier, Molnbacka, b~ruksegaren Sven
Svedberg, t. (. borgmastaren X. j.
Lindholm, disponenten l Vallberg 4
Karlstad m. fl. Priset lar yara ofver
en- million kronor.
Ingen f0randring / b~ruksr6relsen,
som omfattar saval tramassefabrik
som mekanisk verkstad, kommer att
vidtagas.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-23
~SToCkHoLMS Lam.
Drunknad,

Den 81 Jan. omkom genom drunkning
uti Diet s. k. Munksundet invid Munsd
19-arige drangen Fredrik Liljekvist, :
ttenst hos landtbrukaren Nilsson !
Granhammar q Munso. Den omkomne
hade under dagen fardats pa skridskor
och rakade komma for nara en- strom,
fara, der isen brast och ynglingen kom
ned 1 vattnet med ofvan namnda sorg
liga resultat. Draggning foretogs pa
Stamina days eftermiddag, och patraf-
fades den forolyckade efter EFT par
timmars arbete. Den aflidne series af
foraldrar, boende / Sanga socken a
Svartsj0landet.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-23

kand och kunna tinna anvandning
bland svenska arbetare. M skrifver @
mellertid en- 1 Oeflingen / Baden boz
satt svensk dam till Sundsvallsposten
och meddelar. att 6essa 'Kochkisten"
icke arc en- tysk, utan en- svensk upp-
filming.
Fran Sverige hafva - skrifver hon
- de forsta OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES kom-
NIT hit till Tyskland for ungefar 80 ar
tillbaka, ON int mer, och AFRO de har
allmant bekanta under namnet
"schwedische Kochkiste".
VIII ocksa ~tillagga, att de har 6fver-
ALT arc mycket beprisade SAINT anvan-
das af ofantligt manga arbetarefamil-
jer sasom ~nagonting mycket praktiskt
och bekvamt.
bet vore 0nskligt att man der hem
ma hole mer pa Sverige och ALT
svenskt. Eller AFRO svenskarna verkli-
gen sadana. att man maste bjuda dem
pa u%tlandskt fabrikat for att Diet skall
falla dem l smaken?, tillagger BRET
skrifverskan.
En- hoetldIig ~invlgning. Stockholms
stads arbetsinrattnings kyrksal invig-
des sondagen d. % Jan. pa I. m. af err
kebiskopen, assisterad af pastor prima-
RUS DIR. Hail, kyrkoherden Eklund och
pastorerna Sv. Nilsson och N. J.. Welin-
der. Den rymliga kyrksalen var till
trangsel fylld.
Efter psalms8ng holl erkebiskopen
Diet anslaende invigningstalet med led
ming af Lucas kap. 4 v. IS: For de
fattiga varder f6rkunnadt evange-
lium".
Fran orgellaktaren uppstamde har-
pa en- del af X. F. U. M.-koren e
hymn, hvilken foljdes af tvanne san
ger, utforda af operasangaren Gustaf
Sjoberg.
Efter sjelfva invigningsakten f0ljde
den f0rsta h0gmessan i Diet nya kapel-
let, hvarvid altartjensten forrattades
af kyrkoherden Eklund och pastor Nil
son och pastor primarius HAIL h0ll
predikan ofver dagens h6gmessotext.
Drunknad under skrldskosegling. En-
sorglig handelse intraffade d. % Jan.
pa morgonen ute vid Djursholm, da en-
ung man drunknade | en- rak, uppkom-
men genom de foregaende Diagrams to
och blast. Tvanne broder Johansson,
s0ner till en- byggmastare / Stockholm,
voro ute pa skridskosegling och raka-
de da komma alltfor nara Gamla
D%jursholms udde, Ger isen ofta ar osa-
ker. Stora plakat pa land varna ock
for delta stale, och afven pa andra
hall blir man erinrad ON osakerheten
vid udden.
Den aldre brodern, en- ung man pa
81 ar, akte med god fart ned / raken
och f0rsvann genast for att ej mel vi
sa sig.
En- sinnessjuks d~odssprang. Eft
hemskt dad utspelades d. 26 Jan. pa
K~ungsholmen / Stockholm. En- / huset
No. 20 D Polhemsgatan bosatt arbeta-
re,f0rre skepparen Johan Peter Mats
son, kastade sig ut genom fonstret till
sin / sjette vaningen belagna bostad.
bet hemska spranget medforde natur-
ligtvis en- ogonblicklig d0d.
Mattsson, som var IS ar gammal,
gift och fader till vuxna barn, har It'd
tails vardats for sinnessjukdom och pa
senare tiden visat sig grubblande.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-23
kRIsTIANsTAps LAM. pSdsfs

Kyrkoherden / Efverod och ostra Son.
Jan. 43 ar gammal.
Han var Todd 1 Raus; fadern var
hemmansegare. Student 1 Lund 1883,
prestvigdes han 1890, blef kommini-
ster 1 Hellestad 1897 och kyrkoherde /
Efverod 1898.
Narmast series han af maka, I. Leid-
holm, och barn.
5randen pa lion. De telegram, som
~publicerats angaende eldsvadan vid
ITO kaolinfabrik, ha - enligt hvad som
meddelats st. d. varit temligen Of
verdrifna. bet ar egentligen endast
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, som lagts 1
aska, medan deremot afdelningarna
for kaolintillverkningen och for fabri-
kationen af eldfast tegel arc sa godt
som oskadda. Fabriken ser sig ocksa
for den skull fortfarande / stand att
utan afbrott effektuera inneliggande
eller ingaende bestallningar d dessa
a%fdelningars tillverkningar.
Blockeradt baseri. Bagaren ]. e.
Schonstroms bageri 1 Kristianstad har
forklarats l blockad och en- hvar. som
tager arbete der, som "~f0rradare'. An
ledningen ar att Observation-Disclosures
foreningen anser sig ha att fordra re-
sterande ~kontingenter fran den It'd hr
s. tillh0rde fackforeningen.
Senare meddelas: Blockaden mot
Schonstroms bageri, har nu blifvit upp.
hafd, sedan 0fverenskommelse traf-
fats mellan parterna.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-23
eoTERoRe. sommarhem for nxl

GoTE5oRG. sommarhem for nyk-
t~erhetsvanner. Eft / stor skala an
ordnadt sommarhem for nykterhets-
vanner ANNA Goteborgs goodtemplare
uppratta vid Langedrag. Underhand-
lingar paga for narvarande ON inkop
for andamalet af en- egendom for EFT
pris af $4,000 kronor. Pa platsen skull
lie bland annat a~nlaggas en- nykterhets-
restaurant SAINT anordnas plats for l.
drott och lekar.
NationelI arbetaref0rening G6te-
borg. Nationella Observation-Disclosures
bildades d. "a Jan. pa EFT mote i Cote
borg af EFT antal arbetare. F0renin-
gen, hvars uppgift ar att pa ALT satt
arbeta for h0jande och forbattrande af
medlemmarnas stallning i ekonomiskt,
socialt och intellektuellt afseende, ar
byggd pa nationell grundval och tager
bestamdt afstand fran ALA samhalls-
uppl0sande laror.