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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-15

BjornstJerne Bjornson, the grand
old man Of Norway" fsvors Norwe.
gian independence and a union of Nor
way, Sweden and Denmark in the
same breath. BJOrnson long before the
recent separation of Norway and Swe-
den was an ardent champion Of indie
pendence for his native land. For fifty
years he has been the busiest man ia
Scandinavia and, with the possible ex-
ception of Ibsen. the most reviled. Not
long ago. at the ripe age of seventy. he
retired to his farm at Aulestad, in the
heart Of Norway, and abandoned his
position as leader OF the strenuous life
in Scandinavia. He is now seventy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-15

Singing society and Swedish Olive
chorus of Moline. will leave on a spe-
cial train over the Chicago, Milwaukee
& ST. Paul railway for Chicago. Thurs
day. July 20, at rate of IS for the
round trip. Train leaves Davenport at
$50 a. m. Rock Island at Gas and
Moline at Z. Tickets good going only
on special train. Tickets good return
ing on any train any day to and includ-
ing July "a.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-15

c., M. G. ST. p. Summer Tourist Rates.
The c., NJ. & st. P. railway will sell
daily, commencing May Is. to Sept 80.
1905, to various summer resorts in
Wisconsin. Final return limit, Oct. 81,
1905.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-15

Chicago, Milwaukee G. st. Paul.
Chicago and return So. The Sve;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-15

spect OF his community by his ability
to defend himself"
Hes just that sort-just that kind
of man." broke In the congressman ca
gerly. HE will fight the whole bar If
need be-
And, besides" continued Knox. "he
must be able to stand daily tempta-
tons. Somebody's apt to offer him
$4,000 as he steps off the car and 500
600 before he has dinner. That's the
kind Of atmosphere he will live in, and
that's the sort Of men he will meet.
VIII your man fill the billT'
"NOw | think Of It," said the con-
gresham, rising abruptly, 'he won't
Ill the bill. He-he's got wart on his
trigger finger unless I'm mistaken"
Diplomatic phraseology at times puz-
ZleS the Office seeker. Representative
Leonidas F. Livingston. who served
nearly four years as a private in the
Confederate army, and whose grand
father before him fought under Gen
eral George Washington, was recently
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-15

abeth man said OF him recently:
Il am not likely ever to forget the
precocious things that 1 heard Butler
in his childhood say. This youngster
had a mans wit in a baby's body, and
IL was impossible to get the better of
him.
zone day 1 heard a minister trying
TO joke with him a bit
Nicholas said the minister. can
you tell me what the earth's axis is|
Eyes, SIR answered the boy. Tt is
an imaginary line, passing from one
pole to the other, on which the earth
revolves.'
livery good said the minister. Then
he winked at the rest of us. And l
suppose. Nicholas he went on. that
you could hang a wash out on this i'm
aginary line, ehT
Yes, SIR; of course, sir said the
boy.
THE minister looked blank at that,
for II was not the answer he had ex-
pected.
"'Oh. you could. could you? What
kind of a washT he said
IAN imaginary wash said Butler"
Henry Van Dyke. ID. D.. LII. d, pro-
fessor Of English literature in Prince
ton university and author of many pop
ular books. declares that his education
Is still going on and that he doesn't
wish TO die until It is done. But" he
says. when the capacity for or the op-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-15

York In a recent tournament Ward
met all the best players in New Jersey
and won the championship of the state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-15


by electricity generated by nearby
mountain stream.
Despite the fact that he is Scapdina-
Was greatest writer and most power
full politician, an admirable journalist
and a celebrated playwright, he start
ed life with a failure. He was one OF
the worst students that ever matricu-
lated at ChriStiania university and
finally left the university without fin
ishing his course because the task
seemed too great for him. He at once
drifted into theatrical management,
newspaper work and politics and soon
made his mark. His wife, ii is said, n
the only person who can manage him.
A story IS told to the effect that years
ago Bjornson fell in love with local
beauty and wanted to divorce his wife
in order to marry the other woman.
Mrs. BjornsOn. however, put her hus-
band to bed. put chopped ice on his
head and said she would keep him
there until the fever left him. The
cure was very rapid and made Born
son immune from such ideas from that
day TO this.
Senator Philander G. Knox of Penn
sylvania is good story teller as well
as a great lawyer. While he was at
torney general of the United States a
vacancy occurred in a judicial position
in n strenuous section of Uncle Sans
domain. and a famous Pennsylvania
congressman fastened to submit the
claims OF n constituent
I'll be glad to help you II you have
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-15


a recent reception - N l.
in Princeton. where the popular author
OF "Fisherman's Luck" was surround
ed by an admlring circle of ladies.
Yes, but more safety in Exodus"
replied DR.. Van Dyke as he made good
his escape.
Errors OF logic. inconsequent rea-
soning, are common to the young" he
said recently. "a little Princeton boy
the other day was walking with hts
mamma. AS he passed the house Of a
friend he saw a dog playing on the
lawn. That dog is called Troy. Troy
likes me. mamma he said.
How do you know Troy likes you,
ChArlesY the mother asked.
Because one day he tasted OF me,
said the boy"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-15
Gossip About
Prominent People
dow Nicholas nurrau Butler Fooled the
Minister Senator Knox's Storp--T Told
By Henry Van Dyke BIornSon.
the Grand Old Han of Nor
wau--John n. Ward.

DR. E I'D E y 7
MIC H OLAS
/ NJ Z r r A Y
BUTLER, who de-
clsred for a liberal
policy in the mat
ter of the college
curriculum in his
commencement ad-
dress at Columbia
university, lived in
Elizabeth, y. J.. as
a boy, and an Eliz-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-15

Sir John Millais when at the height
Of his popularity CHANGED one day to
meet an old schoolmate named Pop
herd, whom he had known we'll in his
days Of poverty. He called to him by
name. The stranger turned.
And who may you be?' asked Pop
herd. who looked like a tramp.
Don't you remember me? am
Millais," said the great artist
well. it's little Johnny Millais, sure
enough said the tramp. noting the
distinguished figure of the artist We'll.
to judge from your appearance. l sup
pose you gave up art long ago. What's
your line anyway? Where did you get
your money!
81 stiu paint" groaned Millais And
you have never even heard of met
Few baseball players Of note ever
win great success after they leave
the diamond. One conspicuous excep-
ton is A. G. Spalding. the millionaire
sporting goods manufacturer. who was
a famous pitcher years ago. Still an
other Is John NJ. Ward. who was a
great sbortstop and captain nearly a
score OF years ago. Ward was born In
Pennsylvania in 1880 and in 1877 be
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-15

4 FTER nearly century of union
~ Sweden and Norway have mob
a iliZed their respective armies,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

Ser er mere &atarr / oellne Ggn
al 2anoet, eno alle an0re Spg0omme
1illommel1, og 0en blep in0til Sc liO=
ite foa Mor aniet lon1 ubelbreoelie.
S moa1ge, mango 9lar erflere0e 2n=
gerne oen for EN- Total Spg0om og
foreifrep lofole Mi0ler, og ga Sc lite
opnooeoe @elbreoelie be6 lofal 8e=
Gambling, erflereoe Sc Sen for ubel=
breoelig. &i6enifaben far bepi1t, at
&otorr er en- fonltitutionel SpgDom
og 6erfor freezer fonltttutionel 8e-
banoling. Salts @atarrb Cure, ia.
briferet al S. S. @benep & &c., 50.
leoo, 0bio, er set eneite fonititutio-
nellie 9egemiooel / Marfeoet. Set
togeS i%nopen6ig / &orttoner fra 10
Draaber til en- Sbeifefulo. Set pir=
fer oirefte paa 8lo6et og @pitemets
Slimbinoer. De ttlbD6er ct bnnoreoe
Dollars for etbbert SilfeI6e, set fife
Tan %frrere.e Sfrip efter Girfulrrer
og @i6nesbpr6.
M0resie: S. S. Cheney & Co.,
SoIeoo, $.
Selges bos Mpotefere, 75c.
&aIl's 6amiIp 8iIls er oe beoite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

ter eller helbredes for Operationer, nod
vendiggjorte we'd Forsemmelse.
Enhver af disse Patienter fix til
strekkelig Advarsel i Ell F'@lelse af
Nedtyngethed, Smerter i h@jre eller
venstre Side af Underlivet eller i Ryg-
gen, nerves Sy9kkelse, Leucolrhna;
| Svimmelhed, Oppustethed, Underlivs-
Forskydninger eller Uregelmmssighe-
der. ALE dlsse Symptomer antyder
en- sygelig Tilstand i Eggestokkene
eller Underlivet, og denne vii, hvis
like standset i Tide, f%orverres, indtil
der maa b9des herfor we'd en- farlig
Operation og we'd en- %livsvarig, i bed
ste Fald forringet Arbejdsevne. me-
dens mango Tilfelde faar en- dGdelig
Udgang. q
bet f9lgende Brew burde bringe
Haab til lidende Kvinder. Miss Luz
ella Adams, af C%ollonnade Hotel, Seat
tie, Washington, skriver:
Kjere Mrs. Pinkam:-
"For to Aar siden led jeg p'eget af ct al
yorligt Tilfas1de .af kvindes !gd1m. hayde
mig og sagde tilslut, at jeg led at syulsti
Underlivet og matte underkastes en- Opera
t aIa b fSs sd Slivf p ra.k; K RSs fGrasm a aff Sei ssm
%iLykKeiis!is sif'revjes til en- Tante New Eng
t aas 1 Lydia E. e Fin ad9 nsA1 Vegetable abb e Com:
pound, da Diet sagdes at kunne helbrede Svul-
ster: bet gjorde jeg, begyndte straks at he'll
bredes og var snart helt rask, idet Svu1sten
gik bort uden Operation. Jeg wilde enske,
hver Ndende Kvinde Wide prove dette glinl-
rende Legemidde1."
Lige saa visit som Miss Adams he'll
brededes for de n@vnte Lidelser, lige
saa vii Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound kunne helbrede hver
Kvinde i Landet, der lider af Under
Observation-Disclosures, A3ggcstoks : IN
1ammation, Nyresygdomme, nerves
Ophidselse og Nervesvaekkelse.
Mrs. Pinkham indbyder allie unge
Kvinder, der er syge, at tilskriyc he'll
dc ON gratis Rad. Adresser Lynn,
Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17


g romon.o apone=
Tienete. &optein SIT
rur,1, iom ti6lieere bar orepet Sbol-
foneit paa Ssbapet, er / oisie Sage
efter fire MarseOpbolo / Sapan, bbor
BON er oniat me6 ~Magaiofi 8bol-
ing Company, ben6t tilbage til
9eorge % bar for bette Selifab peo
offers @ertteb beitilt ct &oalfanger>
oampifib. 5fibet, 1om ifal bore fGr-
6igt i Mors, bill blibe uoitpret meo
en- Maiftne paa IS Seitefrefter. Set
ifol feres al aaptein Surum.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17
=
SDpen bleb fanset.

Sc engelife Domitole bar 6sn,t
Nnnie Grant til tire Mars Smgtbus
Ter at babe. on1bDttet ct Yerlebols-
boan6 til 10000 Ser. meo ct uegte /
@briitins faibio1ioble @ufticnslofole
/: 2onoon. sun far tioligere pqret
Gfneipillerinoe %. er en6nu trobs
fine trebipe Mor cit inbtogen6e o.
elegant Sfignbe6. timber &etsfor,
bonolingerne oplpites' set, meo bull
fen roffineret 9pgtigbeo og flog 8e<
regning 6enne Game baboe nofert lin
Monpbre, % bborlebes bun foru6
t;ehoe beregnet ellie @nfeltbeoer, laa-
le0es at set fl11 ifpd6tes cit ganife
lille Silfaloigbeo> at benoes Jorleg
iftc lpffeoes. So Gage fgr M,,ftio.
zen inofan6t Miis Grant fig elegant
2oaflGot / 2ofalet og los Jig &erl.,
3alSbaan0et f%oreoiie. Sum %un6erisg.
te set paa set npielte og fipbte fig
irnere CIT Sanitation for 100 &r,
9feo benne tog FUN tilbage til Sofa
let og LOB fig set egte &alsbaano TO-
ltl9gge en6nu Ell Gang for / al 5tt!
leo at funne foretage en- @ammen'
1ianing, og Ga bun op6agebe en lille
Grrifiel, tog bun til en- Srbeler o(
loo 6enne Gnor, paa @imilifieoen
@erefter mente Gun at bore tilltret
felig forbereot Ill fit Sup.
Eoa Muftionsoagen me6te D1tr
bos @briitin me6 Sabrifatet / fit
Saife. SUM- forlangte igien at s
&erlebalSbaanoet, og set blep brag
henoe paa Ell Sfaal. Sun los, ion
on bun enonu en- Gang prpbe6e Sc
nejagtigt, laa lag0e bun set tilbag'
% forlo6 2otalet. Men bun bobo'
oct egte Berlebalsbaan6 / fin Gaif'
= paa 5faalen Lao Sen berotlgi
Gftergigrelie. Oct bar lpffeoes, met
ct bab6e bl1n oberiet; BET / Ell 5no1
GGnge1toe lille papitpffe, pao Dbtlfe
M1.meret og &aroiangipelien fanotes
TOR bpi6t 'paa set imtterebe SAILS
l:aon6, men rg6t pao set egte. Sen
nc 11betpoelige 6orifiel bob6e en- c
Sc omitaaen6e benerfet og gior6,
N1ftionariuS opmorfio ON 6erpoa
Mon Jog afite0 otter Spben> Ser bol
coaet us pao @o6en og lige bar
Gag me6 at ltige op. / en- Droife
+er De bope at %fortr@0ige mig" bier
bum arrei teret og fgrt bort / SEN Dro:
Gfig1t bltn fr9ft proteltereoe: v@po1
fife, BUN ielp baD0e bpret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17
5Dorgefiifet efter Mafrel / Mor6iigen

IDorgefiifet efter Mafrel / Mor6iigen
bier, at Ser / be 8ar Maaneoer.
bette Site bar paret, er tn6fommet
til forifiellige isn6enfieloife &abne
ialt 498 6arteier lneo 33,145 Egn-
Ger @alrel, bporaf f(effet 28,461.
&eiultatet mao folbes iGrn"teS til-
freositillenoe. Bor De 8 nermeit for
an9aaenoe 9lar bar llbbDttet ZEN,
bol6sbis 28,542, 1856 og 1856
|9pu;G.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

&onasberg Culture,
iem / iibite Mfpoe meo Orofprerens
9obbeltitemm1c forbpiebe Mntallet at
9lrettiebeoer fra 6 til 8, bar lenere
meb IS MOS II Stenrner efter for
nyet @ebonoling faltbolot sen gan1le
Sroning meb 6 Metter % 1000 &ro=
ners @feift. 9iseleoes %bepilgeoes
500 2roner til ube1nioIeoe 1,ofom=
manoereoe &Rrnepligtige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

Sort nj ingsD e |
6 iani a. Sen Mangel
pao Goriamlin9slofaler, ioR / &rt'
itianio ofte gier fig %gieloenoe, till
trobs for set 1tore Mntal iterre %
minore 2ofaler, 1om finoes run6t
ont / 8pen, ipne5 / 6e nermeite Mar
at futile blipe ful6t afbiulpne og
maoife bel iaa set, i6et life mtnore
ems tire forifiellige &orporationer for
Ti6en ct inrig optoget me0 Gor<
bereoelien til M%nifaffelle al egne
6oriamlingsbule, ser ogiaa er baie<
ret paa l(1leie.
Mllere6e / flere Mar Dar Mrbei6ere
tenft paa at realilere Sanfen ont ct
u6olfets Sns", bbor Sc talrige Mr=
Observation-Disclosures tan lamles
UNDER ct Sag. 6oruoen ltbrre %
min0re ~6oriamlingSiole % @eitau=
rationslofoler lfal ser ga / Sc pprige
@tager afgtpes &la6s til @ontorer
for 6agforeningerne. 6erite @tage
CT oct Senitgten at lt6leie til 6orret=
ningslofaler. S Marenes 2eb er Ser
/ bette 9ieme0 in6iamlet ct 8pgge.
fon6, iom III belpber fig til omfring
10000 &ro11er. 9ette itreffer imio<
lerti6 li6et til, i6et &omplefset fom<
mer til at folte min6it en- balp @eil-
lion &roner. 9e manglen6e Mi6ler
er set &eniigten at t%ilpeiebrtnge peo
&ftiete9ning blanot Sagforeninger-
ne. Cont ct u6iet / @torga6en
(5torgaoen ~ og Npga6en y og
.&laner og neiagtige 0berllag ct /
6isie Gage @ienitan6 for n6arbei=
Belle.
@ibere forbereoer 8on6eune6oms-
laget fig til at bpgge eget &us. 2s<
gets r&affiitopa" .gaar iao uomarfet,
at Ben aarlig faiter a6ifillige tuien
@roner at fig, bbiIfe Miofer er aHat
til 8pggefono. 8onoeung6omslaget,
Ser for 3iben laoer MIarer og Oper-
llog M6arbei6e, fomrrer naturligptS
til at bpgge isIangt minbre 5fala END
Mrbei6erre, men UNDER ct &or bnn-
6re0e t1ien &roner greier BET Jig
neppe. 6oru6en iterre 2ofaler for
&affiitopa, ffal &uiet inoeboloe &on-
torer for Maalagitationen % 6or-
iamlingslofaler for iterre % min6re
Mp6er. Ogiao Der bIiber fbrite Gtu-
ge bisponeret til 6orretningslofaler.
GnoeIig ~forbere6er @oootemplar-
ne fig til at anifaffe eget $ns, Der
ifal bore 6oriamlingsite6 for Oroe-
mems 2oger, iom mi leier fig IND
rnnot ON 8pen. Dgiaa Der ifal Der
STRAIGHTFORWARD. Miolerne TT
8pgningen ftnl! hIpeiebritges peo
@maaaftier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17
II onano ! n q E n. S SSanl,ar
September uopanore6e oper De
itsrre &ap,,e ialt 1922 Morife moo
1908 til ian1l1e Ti6 i 1904.

81 am6ols II oti5eI e..
Gor at flt1re tilfreoSitille ben Der.
ifenoe Srang til Bpggetomter bar en-
Sci al 8pens .8orgere an6raget ON
8puobi0elie. 8Ditpret pe6tog 6ors
Iag berom. Sagen bur lange boz
ret f%orbere6t, % bliber 8elutninge,,
opproberet, nil blan6t un6et 611r,1-
lunhen. ser ligger / Salsaa, blipe
inbtemmet / 8pen.
Gen norfe BART 20 e IL
s e III a 5 e ~, b~jemmeberenoe /
&roserp % paa @eiie fra 8eians Sea-
rantGneonltalt til Sun6spall, er
itranbet paa Stor9rltnoen / Sunos=
pollsbngten. 6artpiet, iom bar ball.
laltet, CT ponbfDl6t. 8eiptntngen er
goaet ilanb meb fine Gienoele. 6or=
tpjet. bpis shilling er fritiif, pentss
at blipe 8rog. Set er uasiureret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17
OVERFYLDTE HOSP|TA[ER
Flertallet at patienter Kvinder.
Mrs. Pinkhams Rad freIser mango fra denne
s0rselise os dyrekjobte Erfarins.

bet er serge~
ligt men sandt, at
|hvert foreges
,Antallet at de
Operationer, der
udferes paaKvin-
der i wore Hospi-
taller. Mere end
ire F%jerdedele af
Patienterne, der
ligger paa lime
snehyide Senge,
er Kvinder og
ns~>- -~ er~-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17


q ao3rbio er fra Mierafer
8urbiofabrif, ii6en sen ifior gienop.
tog lin @irfiombeo, ialt efSporteret
on1trent 1 Mfilkioa1 &ilo9ram &arbt6.
Mftieel 80
6 Ioiter peo Sfien bar iolat fine
iaafalote GolumseienooM1me for
10000 4roner til 9isponent @olo
pr. aommisiion.
g III 5porte fra
Sronobjen1 oil IGOR blipe r,oget mine
Gre enc ifior. Den lamle0e ltofpriel
bar "a 412,562 &tlo. S Sc tire fpr-
lte &portoler iaar er ser efsporteret
297,6t4 &tlp.
Mabningeno g I'm 6>e<
ID amen fra Stenfier er forelb<
big faltiat til is. Mopember. Steoets
&omnumneltpre bar t10bll0t Statsmls
niiter Micbeli en til at operpGre Mu6>
11t1gen.
1912 Star CANINE I. Mm=
tets plolte Man0 Sle @ggerno /
Sim er bpo, 102 Mar % 10 Gage
gomn1el. S Sc lenere Star bar ban
Dolot Sengen, men bapoe lige til BET
f1ioite Ell leroeles goo 9ufommelie.
S fine l,nge Mar par bnm 5freo6er,
men er be6it fie,,6t iom ga1nnel 8ie=
gemeiter pes 8rpllupper. Sons ene<
tie Spr er 20 Mar gan1mel.
&ooperation or &nl l.
Ii III y . t. Com Meootref ltge-
operior &1limporterernes Sting /
Gronbbiem er ser bannet @ftieielifa,
bet y6orenineernes @ulfompogni"
mes Mttiefopital $4,000 &roner,
hporof 10000 &roner er teguet. Sper
Mftie lp6er poa 10 &roner. Som.
poeniet bill beo 6irefte Support iege
at, 1faffe fine Mftionerer billigere &l1l
% 8ofs. Gu 8rpeee er inofiebt.
Swift ON &irfefa t.
Gor ct @ar Star iioen anlasoe nogfe
8ergenier 6irmaer Gag MOB &om<
m,nen / M%nle6ntu9 of, at Be bar Bile
bet ilignet @irteifat / Set Sogn, bpor
Sc boboe fine Sorretningslofaler, me-
oens oeres &%rtpatboli9er Lao / Ell an<
Sen Menigbe6. 8pretten bemte -
BOG u,16er 9isiens - &ommuner1.
lom paoonfeoe Sogen til &eieiteret.
9enne bar iii ita6fRltet 8pretsoom=
men % ilogt &ommunen 300 &ro-
ner / Sogsomfoltninger.
MlpffestiIfeIoe M e 5
9goen tilfpIge. Mr6ei6er
@peno Sobanien figrte forleoen biem
fra &riitia1ia u6oper til tit &iem /
@errm. &omn1en iaa langt joni
til &spif @anotngsiteo, ftupte ban
n6for &ognifiermen og falot mel
lent @eitens 8agben. Soften be-
gpn6te MT at lloa bil6t og rammeoe
Sobonien flere Steoer, 6eriblanbt :
@ope0et. &o1 tabte beutnoer 8e=
p%i0ltbeoen og maatte, efter at 2ege
bor tilfol0t, / 0enne Sil1tano trans
porteres bien1. Otter 5 Cages Sp>
geleie er ian mt ofgaoet beo 9p6en.
Mf0poe, ser bar Al Star gan1mel, eff
terlaoer Jig @1titrn og, 2 8prn.
Il DnebneI e I. &e~i iOeren6e
&apellan pe6 Domfirfens Mentgbe6
/ Staponger, Sonos Mnton 9abl er
1,onepnt til Sogneprelt / Sanoe,
'fior6, Gognepre1t til &amnes @ar-
Doe til S%ognepreit / @i0spol0,
S%ogneprelt til @ifeoal S. g.
%l1liafer til Gognepr91t i @nebaf,
S%ognepreit til @rptten g. M. Berg
til S%ognepreit / 9pre Stibr6alen,
S%ognepreit til gi6 s. 6. &alborie1
til S%ognepreit / Spei6 og Sogne-
-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

Drnf1iet. 2 netop fra be mi=
lttnre 9pelier tilba9eDenote nn9e
5ipmen6 reijte forle6en Morgen fra
6reorifsitao l10 til 6ioromunotngen
for at fife % ifp6e. 9eres 8aao CT
funoet tom % ful6t al @an6 / Seer
beoen al Sborbiernifiar. @eifene
par faitgiort. Ser blalte Ell rem
Storm, iaa man er omtrea,t iiffer
paa, at oe to Men6 er omfommet.
9ampifib ienotes imi0lertt0 no for
Set EilfGlbe, at Sc iful0e fomlnet /
2ano pao en- al Sc poe Ser / 5ioro=
m%llnoingen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

Stapanger, SorQS Mnton 9abl er
1,onebnt til Sognepreit / Sanoe,
fioro, So9nepreit til &arnnes &ar-
Doe til Sogneprelt / @i05bol0,
Sogneprelt til. @ifeoal 5. 8.
l1liafer til Sogneprait / @nebaf,
Sognepreit til @rptten g. 80. 8erg
til So9nepreit / 9pre Stibroalen,
Sognepreit til gib s. 6. &alporien
til Sogneprait / Speio % Sogne-
prelt til @%elfioroen, 6. 81. Giellebu,
til S%ognepreit / 8irfenes. Sogne-
prait til @olben S. q. @oritab er
meooelt @eitalline iom balgt @ropit
Ssnore Senompr 8ropiti.
&araI6 s oar6roa6e 8
30 0 n m. e n t. Sen 26. 0ftober
ifnl6e oct fer omtalte Monument
ODER 0slos @run6l9gger bliDe reiit
paa ben Yla6s / Oslo, Der berer
bans Mapn. 1anfen ON Monumen-
tets @eisning fremiattes fsrite Gong
/ 1880 i uDslo Selifob", Der / 1882
/ bette 9ieme6 fit fig oper6raget 1900
&roner al >bet i 5pttioorene af Sob.
@perorup, 8iernion meo flere itif-
te6e, ienere oplbite rMorife 5elifab"
til 6remme at national 4unIt. SPIRIT
I 1894 u6iteotes ogsSnobDoelie til
Gegning at 8iorag, uttoertegnet for.
uben at Oslo gelifabs BetDrelie al
flere af uniberiitetets 8rofeSiorer %
fienote 8orgere. Sbrit iaar .1taae6e
8elbbet 10000 @rorer. Scr 6en11e
Sum refer mon mi pon Sen al 0ber-
retsiagfgrer g. &enrtfien gratis til
a@o11uner oberlaote 8labs en- 5H
Meter bgi og 2H Meter breo 8au-
taiten meo ct in6fal6t, at BiIleobug-
ger g; ut1e fo~rf9r6iget 8roneere
lief, fremitilleroe &araIb &aaroraa.
be Tibet ! Spioie1 for fine @rieere
Reliefet er 1888 meter bit % 10.
Dieter brebt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17
hAaAl
> Norge. >

g ergcns s 5 e s.
iIoa0e. Mlene for 8ergens 9eg-
niug CT ser for 1ioen fontroberet
omfring 20 Stibe. ser t:liolnmea re-
p%ruleuterer Ell &0r0i al 80 Nfil=
lipner &rpner.
6 eIifobet for e Il
ges Sci bar / iibite 9ireftionS=
msoe beiluttet at nebiatte e, &omite
til at unoeripge, Dpob ser Tan gjpres
for at fremn1e Mpoprfningen al Sor0
% til at operpeie paa bptlfen Maaoe
Ie0ig Mrbeiosfraft fan tpnfes penot
mos Sette 6orntaal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

8 Spared inferno. Nprge
banbe / 1904 iolt 439 Spareboufer,
berof 375 paa 2an0et. Sn0itp0er<
11es iamle0e 5ilgooebapenoe 1t0gjor-
Sc 365, 137, 451 &ro,1er moo 349,=
07S,243 Maret / 6orpeien. Mntallet
at Snsitpbere Dor 335 pao bpeH Sit
fen mos 1913 / 1908.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-02-18
IMPORTANT STRIKE IN GOLDFIELD GROUP

teen feet, the average values holding
at about the above figure. From ap-
been developed in a section of the dis
trict that has not heretofore contained
a shipper. 1t is in this particular that
the strike is of especial Importance.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-02-18
Special to The Tribune:

Special to The Tribune:
Goldfeld, Feb. 5.-One of the most
important strikes in the history of the
district has been made on the Cracker
jack claim, of a group in the northern
section of the camp belonging to the
Goldfeld Mining company, although an
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-02-18

entirely distinct group from the one
have opened ledge from four to five
feet in width that is all shipping ore.
The average value of the ore shoot is
probably better than $500 per ton. The
vein has been opened to depth of fiji
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-02-18

The claim mentioned in the foregoing despatch fror
miles farther and in the direction the claim