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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
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Frraerfk ps Prussia had 3
great mania sDr enisring gigan-
u sulEierr INTRO Tie rgEsl guards,
and rmiE an enor1nOus A'orBfs -
sss u1rrusfinr ufiireE1 3Or getting
sE,em. r4lntes Judges Margarine
On 6ay the recruiting eef-gean1
ahnnred 10 espy Hltsernian VIC
wzs Ak Beast seren fssH1 bigE- Re
acrpSss.d bin IN English and pro
1n.sssd THAR h. should enlist The
idea ~ . military ifse and large
ia.nnry 80 delighted Patr5rk thar
b. sr uDre runseEresd-
But unlsss yoB can spsssk Ger
nan TIE king VII not give gou 80
murh-r
--0gh- D. Jai,f,erk. said the IRISH
uaau- sure fr's that don't know
word If lsermsn
But. said tbe sergeant -sne
rbese SEA can learn IN a short
time The king knows every man
IN LIE guards As soon - he
sees rou BE- VII ride ~ and ask
gspu how old v0u are. you VII say,
-. next how Song SOU hare bessIi
I'D the Eerrloe- yUu mUsi reply,
three wessks.- finally If you are
rrorided with clothes sDdrstiOns .
sou answer both
PAT soon learned 70 EreDounoe
iiE answers. but never dreamed
81 learning The questions
in three weeks b. appeared BE-
fore The king in review HIS ma
estF rsde uP 10 him- Paddy
STEPPED forward with -Preseul
arms
Pax old are you ssid III
King
Three weeks said The Irish
man
-H0W bong hare YOU been IN the
serv5eey7 asked hrs majesty
TweBfF-seven wears
AMI or you a foOl?7 reared the
king-
Both replied Patrick, who
Has instantly taken 10 the guard
house. but pardODed by the king
after be understood the facts Of
the case.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
CUT Fog PsOsrElFIOE.
VEL En0wt Dsm0xzsie AsWgDs
pr Declares So T.

Js.s Obo. q hating LsmDssss u
r~Vspayes n Gale IS eoppsy. 81.
bse sDss srnDBneso 5ts conversion
~ ~ yrnel pee u sDs proDlD. 500
y4rrg. an1 - eoisof 3 L b. 84
%. zbO nss onx Dssa psDmiDsul5g
krOEn be- DemDsEa .se psstF D9l E,es,
1ass 81 DsDgss DenilG bin % 8
raging seisona. ds.ssse n Doe
r sbgs u poleys
Bezrpjpg viii tDe oext issgs
che Ollo. D0lg5es .lV. s5li ~ aeFDsso
80 sas ibssessts ~ fbs Prohibition
. srty. Ne take thls stsD Dseagss
- b Use is % " fig Is. ose41ss
80 De.iege The lims Ias gome Ehen
80 70 "a - gyDn o % a. tast 10
~ pgs yONss y D'iDg about . sYstem
- avs mat Vii ~ sUsy s3t6 tbe
81 gD5tSDs system - leensi1g TIE
- .oOns. fns tlne - nDE here
- I'm ~ thinking men 80 women
srs raplo.y DeipR ofOgghf ~ feslize
fl.e great 1aDgsfs tast Inevitably
1o % - fesgli - tDis system soo
fee the sosD.Vbs nscesslty d re-
fof@ sioog tBls lios II - our dee
t5at tie D4fsmVBDt DDleet u .
90, @sp,4 per ls ths gDD1I ding end
1GganesmeDf ~ ne .ocaity ~
. zen { % vgpiisbs1. ed ~ be
use tbst in taking tnis Dp-itiDn
80 ere 9Dag tDs ysfy bee t8ing
- ,his imms6lsts loes.ity ana tor
I0F esgfe u mankind eyefya befe. .
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-09

wseS sspa Hsn -H~n1ine pas1
ola ssaaer surru ssah BsseiEner 20 ni's
E4aaer. Suses R,s,srn~r- 81 y HzzA'e--
-e-. wra1sen sepeE Gays asier az
s@rraa-ase-
nuauBga an SzE FRnscus1@.
san Fr4n-assn Ca Apr =. - :
z5Eak FnrEEas
~We arrps1 bers nlgst a,so1s
Eass aus eass bssz isvlrE Ear@nE
ns hse E01 ear 1es ega--1rs 81
aas e.x1eaa Ct sas raD~gs saAs nss
ssen 1r,nss SO Eesls n1ee AssFaansa
eisv- Irepsr assnaEiis atas % EDlssr
.. ss.s se@re " 90 mneE rss0saalDn
ssd MISERY
6Dssr s~ueE sgEars r1asee q sEy
aueas ard 1Ws hinge @sre ealDer
.ssasex oorr ~ np-rsc- &1kria
-sssars sass 10 ssspessc llsrE eneag
50 rsual oar assns eaGs DG1. snc 90
tsg n4sL eapHg1 30 s@lpss erllG
nees sa6 hep DsE snn 10 -.
sssuEgiirr s0 sssg 81 ehsir fssi-
fas ore ro.-dsg n8sss ssHs 81 our
s1sE ssss3lE-
Tesssr1sy : Ess sssanlsg iz flr
Gems Nner . WDEs1, weaving Ora
lozc -5ngs and ses esar eip4ss
e4ms ~ begging . sssf - bread
fo- Ter fss snail children Doe
m11 ssas1 ne FOR sonesnang o. '=s1-
sauc snes ! gave nam s0H3s hard
sset aDc 3 esn 81 eurssa tsz~'f- a'l-
Tered 81 1flF eeD1s. VIII rDs -
usyE snet he sss rated 80 . m1N-
.unslss ous Gnss rDe fly esnss 70
I'll ches ne bad y b~n ] s~fuss7f
81 ssEs 1t BE- szl6 Wei. ypD -
d. vel Ea1e Is. Cor il % - 70 TsiD-
80 aas. 80 emit opg sryCDipg WntA
H. snd yoB mas b sDie 81 l'preDsss
-0ra d ny from 80 esrfssn
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
OLD AGE
Depends Net Upsn Years. sEl
Upon Vital FeIes.

j. Ns. Sterling lately there has
oser . go16 aesl " discussion IN
regard 80 Old prop 9. some -
City ysars call themselves Old. an
re 3 sypesr -, ~5iis others a.
seventy years seen active, vig0r
% and Young
li fs nos years. Dgt il is lOss q
vitality force that make . pers0i
ID wsssensd digestion tbi1
ylDD6 and poor eifeglstI0D sOor
starr functional pOvers and VI
lity % w sane, and thea rb'
symptoms Of Old sge quickly sp
pear.
Our vel known druggist. Nr.
". +. Loyd ssys that Old feeling
may " gsrdsd Of. and We Tisb
every person jn Nt. Sterling wbo
feels Cd, whether tbey are 20 N
yesrs Or not, would try tie great
discovery. yiooi We know tnsi
II nas vital principles which vii
n natural manner sfreBgtbef
digestion. send rich. red blooo
1oDrsing through me veins. and
give new lite and Strength W eyei5
orgag d tue body, and tbis is
What makes the Old fee young
again.
Nrs. n W. Avery ssys:
AZ the age Of eighty nine ] felt
the need Of tonic. soEetbiDg 70
strengthen and build me up. For
sometime ! have been taking vi
noI, AMI / have found that IL
brings yigOr and feneEed vitality
20 tbe sg,d a. nothing else will
yin0l repairs worn TISSUES
chicks tue natural decline and r.
places weakness with strength. il
is az ideal body builder for Old
folks.
We promise you that YiDOl j..
fret Of ali agreeable, because IL
contains no Gsby oil. Second.
that 10 ~ q genuine cod liver Dedi
cine, containing all the medicinal
curatiyes and stIengtb-mskiDg
elements taken direct from fresh
cod liyers: and third, Ne will re-
turn Jour money if il does not do
exactly what We claim for it,"
WIN. : Lloyd, Druggist.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
AIR IS BEST LUNG BATH.
After Sitting Lozg Tine IN TheateT
81 Churrh, Fresh Atz0Ephere
Cheers and Srsngthens.

Our lungs, quite as well as our
bodies, need baths. said a pbysi-
can Especially do they need a
bath after We have sat for three
or four hours IN the impure and
stale air Of a tbeater or a church.
Then, if We could see them, our
lungs would look as unsightly as
the face Of a eOal-heaEeF looks
after "A hard DAYS work.
They need hath, but not 4
water one Air. pure air. is the
cleanser Of rbe lungs, and 10 battle
them the head should BE- thrown
back, and through the nostrils
pure. fresh air should be- inhaled
till The lungs are distended 10
their utmost limit. About % of
The deepest possible lungfuls Of
pure air should BE- slowly inhaled
and exhaled.
Then the pure air PUSHES like
a torrent through all the dusty
erannies and hidden, grimy cor
ners Of the lungs, and it carries
out with ii every impurity.
After a long sitting in a the
waters stale air try a lung bath.
You viii be amazed to find how il
viii cheer and strengthen you"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
B. o. Sells Stock Id
Big Coal Company.

What is looked upon as the first
highly important result of investi-
CATION by the Interstate Commerce
Commission into the relations ex.
Isting between the coal carrying
railroads and mining companies on
their lines is announced. The Bal
timore and Ohio railroad disposed
of its holdings in the stock of the
Consolidated Coal Company. The
railroad company owned fifty three
per cent of the entire capital stock
of the coal company.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
Special HOme- Seekers Ra es TO
the West and Southwest

On the first and third Tuesdays
in May and June, 1905, the South
ern Railway will have on sale
special round "trip excursion tickets
20 points In the West and South.
west at greatly reduced rates.
FOR rates aud further information
call on or address
w. q. MoRGAE, d. 4. A..
n. c. KING, q. 4. A.,
J. r. LOoAE, 4. T.. A.
49, Lexington, Ky.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-09

A lady wrote us from Winchester Va.
she had been under a doctors care for !
years for dyspepsia The pain appeared
to center under the left shoulder blade.
was 50 severe she could not sleep. She
asked us to seud her sample of DIR. Gums
improved Liver Pills. We sent her two
pills, in few days she sent for box.
Now she writes the pain under her shoul-
der is gone, she enjoys her meals and
never sleeps less than hours, used the
pills four week and cost her so cents for
two boxes. Sold by druggist for dyspep.
sia, sick-headache or billious attacks. use
these pills. One for dose. Made ~ Or
BOsanko.. Philadelphia. Pc. 4s.st.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-09

EasE s Eun1n 81 Mznnssn nzE In
TaE 1hnrussf ~ EanzE-.z,rrt
8sEnnpuzlssn .IsrpsraiizF...

9shat - q esssnser gsp - sl,e inns
~ tar nsaasI sssanszs-aI Euar8eg uas ulHR
asrz&lag Supposed 10 ~ rass..
IN tn aansesgssserss. Eresa,riz,g Esss4
t58enee- SEARS and Tn death d.
EEnxe The Esaassh asrrurau-r
2 peaD Sr4f,e uzs ebe first 20
enoW fRssir eD1ueaa ls.g On rlse e'aBez-
rSall slssees iseFnn,G the ssarri's at
uloeglaese and Kewa01 gspv4E
thar The heads ~ c1gnets aippFes6
rDe lsw ~ Erzlr1rzf5nr like u-bes
celestial isDd5es-
a eoElses bad e1sueiEFs 81 3
swarm ~ nseteuex eprxsuD6aE
and suterwge-r~s6 with 2 gasssous
aam0e7lisere- which Renders d In
uiinpus and therefore visible tsv
s,gnfFnued internal diselsar,Ees-
VIXEN the sfIapsgshsre disageesa-s
and The discharges esssse rbe bead
t,ss1NEnes invisible and tbe cuiassf
tsseO1nsss . siEngBe meteor sxzrM-
Tn rD0st g,nzz1i1g thing s.isDDt q
ep1ner has always srsen its rsiL
and "a - only within ghe hast feE
p.zrs risss NJ have Ess-gun 70 knou
enough sfspur ri8e matter IL fiBe
~ divided stale 80 tse alsie 80 ~
ssf any ssrisfae,tps-y ezFGsns iou
foF b. It's peef OtsF5oBs peculiar
itF j. thar II ds.sss -; ssi,-y tbs law
~ graF.ffsrlOn-
That The tail - gsss-sDs - e'ls-ar
81 proved l,g rte sJssetrosess,sr. rbe
t'auds-6 spectrum having is-sn
TRACED 70 distance u ss,lSe &ssi
miils.s FROM Inc bead 81 SwEff's
comet
according 20 The ms.Gern theory
u elserrieisy fbe sBn T. . negs
lively ehafgeS b.odF froEo wbOse
s8rfaee vast nsnnlefs - minute
be5ies called oorgUseies are being
constantly reT.elled a. Fe39eifieE
not Tar from 10000 miles . 49,
Vn1- These eO7puseles, eleetrOns
- i0ns. a. they are sometimes
esliec- are much smaller than
atoms and constitute what Nas
formerly rather crUdely called
negative electricity. These cor
pushes that strike the comet I'M
me0iafely attach themselves 70
The gaseous molecules surround
Ing the bead. charging them mega
lively AID causing them 10 b. re-
PEELED ~ high speed not only from
rho other molecules forming TIE
bead, Bot particularly from The
direction u the Degatirelr
charged sun The successive en-
VelOpeS sometimes seen surround
ing the nucleus Of Z comet nav ID
cieate either sOihe special aetiY-
jfy going on within The comet IL
self Or they may indicate the eject
q successive waves or eOrpugcles
shot out FROM The sun.
4 comets rail may, therefore,
b. described 81 q current 81 gas
eOus particles reoeoing from the
bead, each particle Or molecUle
carrying q negative electric
charge. 4 certain smOuDt Of iID
p9lp3bIe dust Of particular
grade Of fneDess probably accom-
psDies the gaseous stream. Jnst
least one case This dust was pres
en- IN sufficient quantities 10 JrO !
dDee an appreciabIe effect. bat II |
did not extend 10 the extreme end !
Of the tail.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
Ready Reply.

What became of the Cromwell
relies you had on exhibition hereg'
asked a gentleman of the museum
attendant. LET me see" replied
that resOurceful worthy. 'Oh
yes, they were returned 10 Mr.
Cromwell last eek-"-Tit BitA
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
Why Use That
Old Square Piano

A-hssu ygl Cal ~ r1e rrg1-f1
uD-lo-1ase UPRIGHT PIANO
and trade - fhsf Old one and Oh
terms Eilzt N'iI not craz1p vD1-
We have the lime thai VII szliE
FOu and he ssvies and WDods.
Dur XMAS STOCK Is sscw ~
and tie Euasf selection en- u
had = yOu come ez1ly. T1e1
NEv oot CINE and Il rs sci yor
one q fnru- We also have the
nlost sro1de-fEl II AL PLAYERS.
the CECILIAN PIANO, also rae
'CECILIAS7 the 9Dly PR
FEET PLaLEk Come and y
conlincad. foT 20 bear Il Is - -
G O1Finced Pnc-s 5gr-
Tern easy.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-09

A. L. Miekem contractor Of
Painting, Paper hanging. Staining
and Vanishing. first class work
guaranteed. East Locust street
Mt. Sterling, Ky. 40 Il
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
Henry
WatterSOnS
Paper
fh Weekly GBUhFJgEilaI
AND TIE
flB nj Sterling Advocate
Both
One Year
FOR
Only Sl.5O.

Pew people IN the UnIse5 State
have soE beard Of fhs CoDE1ER-
JOUKEAL. Dsnorrstie in AZ zhings.
fair IN al rhisgs, clean IN AL things
II IL essentially a fsmily paf,er.
By = special srrangemeaf ne are
enabled 70 oHer the WEEKLY
COURIER-JOURNAL enc yssr
a.d THE MI. STERLING AID
VOCATE for TIE srice named
a. rs- Send your subsrrip1snn %
us-n0t 70 the Cousisr Journal.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-09

Lost Lost Lost Lost in
the American Saloon Till in 1905
sl.77s,171.s7O.OO.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
BANK MONEY
ORDERS.

We take this 07portanstsSaf cailia
/ Jour attention to BANK MONEY Or.
lDERs. nev-sszturs x 9=zsing -airs-
We are iutroducing. Yoa -ln znd sbsa
convenient for seBding sznal zl.0urts Of
money TO other cites n payment Of
nerchsndise, Subscriptions topepess. etc
They are absolutely safe AID ARK payable
everywhere Their PsyD=at 5 guam
teea b. The American su1ety COMPANY
Of N=w York. which has ezpsszl q s.,
soo.ooo. We issue receiu- for each or
der purchased. You DO not have 70 wriis
ont an application for then, Is yOu dOs
Postal Money Order. and y0u are hrs
saved delay and incOnvsnieucs- Ths eost
IS also less than the money orders. being
as follows:
Amounts S and unde-. : cents.
Amounts S to SIC, cents.
Amounts SO TO s7s. 10 ets..
Amounts S7s 10 $50. & cts,
Amounts $50 to SIS, . cts,
Amounts SIS to 500, x cts.
r1ORtoOmeTg National Bank,
nj. STERLING. KENTUCKY.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
Pianos

I2sor & Hz-uiia. Hszel1o1
Decker, Hsnaes Bros. SchEben,
DB6zno. Hznshail & Wendell,
KingsJDsy, Ar-nstr0og-
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
ORGANS.

Mason & Hzuiin. Chicago College,
Crescent.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-21
Jufnatt.

bet lyser i kyrkan vid midnattstid,
de malade f0nstren glindra,
och Oliver slatten, sa hvit och vid,
julnattens s~tjernor tindra.
De flamma der uppe i frostklart bla
som tanda facklor / natten,
men m0rka furuskogarna sta
vid e~lfvarnas svarta vatten.
bet User i kyrkan. Hvar julenatt,
mar byarna rundt ON sofva.
de d0da stiga ur g%rafvarna att
den f0dde fo%rlossaren Iowa.
Men ALT ar tystnad. Ell tonar sang,
och ingen riugare satter
de stumma klockor med repet l gang
i heliga juienatter.
Pa kna kring altarets roda rund
i Invita- svepningar ligga
ALA de dGda / midnattsstund
och f0rsoning vid korset tigga.
Da trader for stralande altare fran
EFT barn, och mar orgeln brusar:
sc, Guds eget heliga dyra lamm!
en- suck genom hvalfven susar.
Befrielsens suck fran lattade br0st,
som TO ej funnit i mullen,
men vandats och qvidit, mar storm ON
host
strott lindarnes l0f pa kullen.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-21
Ju1aftons timma.

Kom, hvila dit hufvud,
du kampe | lifvets strid,
dag skola ljusen tandas,
dag ar Diet julefrid
kom satt dig har tyst I hornet,
MIR granen har fatt sin CLANS,
och bind utaf minnets rosor
en- doftande blomsterkrans.
Bind ros invid ros | kransen
af ALT, hvad | sargadt br0st
du CONNER / tacksam hagkomst
af glade och sol och frost.
Bind ros invid ros | kransen
af ALT hvad | hjertats DO
du CONNER fran fydda tider
Rf karlek och hopp och tro.
Derute bland menskors aflan
1 h~vardagens sega kamp,
der duger eli odmjukt slime,
eli lojhetens troga tramp.
Der duger blot harda fingrar
kring fastet fran slipadt svard,
der CALLER Diet slass och knuffas
1 slitet for brod och hard.
Men Andock on fridens timma
ga smekande ljuft oss mar,
den kcmmer med tanda granar
en- gang for hvartenda ar
och standigt lika ackorder
poeten pa Iyran star,
ty standigt Diet Stamina vemod
igenom vart SHINE gar:
Kom, hvila dit trotta hufvud,
du kampe i lifvets strid,
dag skola ljusen tandas,
1 dag ar ldet julefrid -
kom, sdttidig en- stund j hnrnet
mar granen har TAFT sin CLANS,
och bind utaf r0da rosor
en- doftande minneskrans.
Hjalmar Weinberg.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-21
En- lit6n JuI6nQ6I.
AT Petrea.
(F0r denna tidning.)

TUT uSuHd IlunlnS.D
Skymningen lade sina djupa skug-
sor Oliver det varma, bonade rummet.
Gedigen rikedom var radande i delta
hem, der man tyckte lyckan horde va
ra en- bofast CAST. Inlet, som kan
CORA ems lif beqvamt, fattades har.
Men den sorgkladda gestalten i hornet
tycktes vara langt ifran lycklig. Med
hufyudet lutadt i handerna, satt hon
der grubblande, som hon nu gjort
hvarje skymningsstund 1 iva AIRS It'd.
- ON Gud a karleken, hvarf0r hade
han da berofvat henne ALT, hvad som
gjort lifvet vardt att lefva? Forst ha-
de hennes lila gosse tagits ifran hem
ne och sd till slut maken, hennes liz
och lycka. M satt hon har ensam,
utan vanner. Hvems a skulden? -
Hvems, ON int syster Veras?- Hon
var Diet, som rubbat hennes lycka re-
Fan for fem ar sedan. Ack! Hvad
hon mindes den tiden. Ung och stra-
iande sk0n, en- rik man maka, lycklig
! sin karlek, hade hon varit beundrad
och firad af ALA. So, mar modren dog,
hade hon tagit sin foraldralosa syster
till slit hem, den lila fagra, ljuslocki-
ga Vera. All, hvad hon da alskade den
lila system, man kunde int Sc nagot
Rlskligare an hon. Int anade hon da,
Ett hon narde en- orm vid sin egen
BARN.
Sa hade Diet f0rskrackliga skett. Hon
hade en- dag kommit ovantadt hem och
ofverraskat dem - hennes man och
Vera! Forst hade hon staff ororlig,
liksom fastfrusen, det var som ON hon
hort sin dodsdom. Sa gick hon fran
och lade sin hand pa axel.
Han hade staff der slagen och skuld-
tN cd framf0r henne. Int en blick
hAde hon for nagondera.
- Ga, hade hon sagt, pekande pa
Vera, inte en- dag till / delta hus, ga
hvart du will, genast, f0rstar du!"
Sa hade hon lemnat dem, hvad de
derefter sagt hvarandra visste hon in
tie, en- timme senare hade Vera lemnat
deras hem. Hon hade sedan int ia
lat med sin enda syster pa hela denna
langa tiden. Manner hade hon icke
sagt EFT ord till utan / tjenarnas och
frammandes harvard, pa EFT par mana
ters It'd.
Ack! hvad hon led under den tiden
,... ia, sd hade han gait och sett sa
3edjande och angerfull pa henne och
ga till slut hade hon latit honom tala.
Han hade bedt henne gl0mma och
s0rlata, int skulle hela deras Ifs lyc-
ka forspillas for EFT daraktigt felstegs
skull. Han hade varit sa saker pa
hennes karlek och sd Diet, att Vera var
helt olika henne sjelf, Diet var Diet, som
dragit honom bort for en- stund. Hon
flick int heller tro Vera ON nagot
ondt, hon var rem och oskyldig som en-
himmelens engel; skulden var helt och
hallet hans. Han hade tagit hennes
barnsliga fortroendefullhet for nagot
helt annat; naturligtvis buro hans eg-
ma kanslor skulden till att han trott
sig finna detsamma hos Vera. Han
kunde aldrig forlata sig SHELF, att han
gjort babe sin hustru och Vera sorg.
Men kunde hon int f0rsoka att gl0m-
ma och lata ALT blifva som f0rr? 10,
da, hade hon sagt, att honom kunde
hon forlata, derfor att hon alskade
honom hogst af ALT pa jorden, men
Vera vile hon aldrig mera tala vid,
hon var en- kokett, dalig v~arelse, som
! hon, Magda, aldrig mera sEulle kalla
for syster.
ia, sa hade deras lif fortfarit till
sammans, men den fulla, hela lyckan
ar borta. Ingen at dem kunde ga Of.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-21

Sa brusar orgeln EFT lust ackord,
och bort forsamlingen swimmer,
den sjunker tillbaka / kyrkogard,
men julnattens stjerna brinner.
Den vakar 0fver de lefvandes hus,
den User Oliver de d0de
och kastar genom tidernas brus
fran Gud slit skimrande h0de.
Daniel FalIstrom.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-21

o. DN1 ~ W.
narna h0llo sig tysta, langt fran hen
ne, radda att st6ra sin dystra, stranga
fru.
Tank ON Vera ingen skuld hade.
Magda kom alter in pa den gamla tan
kegangen. Hennes man hade ju sagt
henne sa manga ganger. att just da
hon kommit in och stort dem, hade
han bedt Vera att ia tala ON sin kar.
lex till henne, han var ju bunden pa
annat hall, men v~issheten ON att hon
alskade honom, skulle vara honom
nog.
Tig! var ALT hvad Vera hunnit
svara, men for ofrigt hade val hon,
Magda, sett pa hela hennes hallning,
att hon var oskyldig, hade han tillagt.
ia, visserligen hade Vera staff der
skrackslagen och angestfull, men det
var naturligtyis for Diet hon hort Mag
da.
En- latt knackning pa d0rren. Mag
da reste sig upp fran sin knabojande
stallning vid sanger.
-Kom in!
bet famlade pa laset, dorren oppna-
des af en- liten %hvitkladd, ljuslockig
f1icka.
God jul, tant Magda! lj6d den
kara barnastamman.
bet ar jul Vera! ~utropade Magda,
Stamina ljusa lockar och stora morkbla
ogon!
- Min mamma heter Vera, men jag
ar Marie Louise, och jag horde min
lila mamma saga till papa, att tant
Magda ingen julengel hade. Mamma
graf och Diet tyckte jag var ledsamt,
och jag tog min julengel, som jag fat
/ qvall, och gick ut till dadda; hon
f0ljde med hit, berattade barnet. Hon
stalde engeln pa bordet.
- Sc har ar den, men har dG ingen
gran, tant Magda?
Tararne str0mmade utf6r Magdas
kinder, hon tog barnet i farm.
Nej, tant Magda bar ingen gran,
men julengeln har kommh till henne
III. Vet din mamma af att du ar har?
Ne-ej - mamma var ledsen for Diet
du int vile tala med henne i kyrkan,
sa jag Vile int taIa ON att jag gick
hit; men graf int, tant, nu gar du
med hem och ser pa min gran, har ar
jul sa morkt.
Aterigen 0ppnades dorren och Veras
alskliga hufvud blef synligt. Mar hon
sag sin lila dotter i systems armar,
gick EFT gladjeskimmer Oliver de ljufva
dragon. Hon skyndade fran och slot
dem bada i sin farm.
- Kan du forlata migf hviskade
hon.
Min lila alskade, kara Vera, Diet
ar jag, som far bedja dig ON forla-
telse, for all oratt jag gjort dig under
de gangna aren. bet ar din lila ask
ling, som tagit bort bitterheten ur mitt
hjerta.
Magda tog dem alter 1 farm och
kysste NOR och dotter innerligt och
ONT.
- Kom, lat oss ga hem, Erik vantar
pa dig, Magda!
De foljdes at till Veras hem. Ute i
tamburen tog Vera at system hennes
~ytterklader.
- Valkommen till mitt hem, min
Magda, att della min lycka!
- Din lycka will jag inte taga ifran
dig, ON jag endast far Sc pa den, ar
jag mold.
Erik Linde kom ut i detsamma. Han
gick fran och rackte Magda handen,
EFT trofast ~handslag.
- ia, valkommen, Magda.
- Erik, SADIE Vera sakta, ar Diet int
raft att Magda delar var lycka, Diet
karaste vi ha, var lila j%ulengel?
- Tack, karaste, hon har skankt
mig ater Diet basta - min forlorade
frid.
Magda tog barnet upp / famnen och
strok ofver de ljusa lockarna.
- Du lila julengel, SADIE hon vekt.
- Sc, granen brinner, tant.
Lila Marie Louise tog dem ALA vid
handen och drog dem in l salem. Of
verst i toppen pa julgranen var en- en-
gel, hallande EFT band, pa hVilket Diet
stod | lysande guild: Frid pa jorden.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-21

BY building $4,000 tons of shipping
the Clyde has broken its previous year,
record, 517 900 tons, in 1902,
The Washington times., 1906-10-22

sician treat him ,
but the sores grew
worse. Then they
began to come on
his arms, then on
other parts OF his
body, and then one
came on his chest,
worse than the
others. Then ] calf