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mem GiSlun0cn in buffalo, u. y.
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ltern auf Dem arciijer ,@aIpeIton"
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tiilio pom lteberiabrcn 81 retten, fam
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Mcitcrn InrDlnno Nilrnbdbn,

9rat om IL. Snui 1905 IN arat.
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Soblcnitritc in Sidvt.
0ie 8oble15ed]elt 9ciiBcr ipllcn 81
eiltem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NIT
Den 0rltbCll Nrbeitcrn ~riiltCr,.

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ocn 0rltbcn 9lrbeitcrn riiItcn,
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lid riiltctcn Die 3cfenbeliscr 6t Ell
Hcm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ge9cn Ole
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iiItit irlt 5uiammcn 81 boltCn II. illrl
Sample 5u rilItcn, bottcn Nun0crtt
pom 0rubcnleutcll Die llnlon lmStid)
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1ci GbHIid mic Ole Nopolcon'3, ais CT
Eit leincr 'torf aelidtetcn Irncc una
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tern jlt modem, 81 crrcifclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-27
@un WcmiiicnsbiTcm gcanGlt.

Camden, G..S., 26. auguit. =
Ger 6ormarbeiter aarl 3arble lie
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men Manu in Riireinten I'M Monat
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gen oes Sderiffs baben ergcberL Dab
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Baltimore Tnmpi.Eadct.Gp.
(Whf uuo kuperldfHar Vut.ptutt.t

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Die Nnqoben oeS MonneS aif Wobr.
belt beruben mo cine 9elobnrn9 oit'
sic 6%citiobnle 3orblc's onsgc'cbt
mllroe. 3orble iuat, DOB CT am 10.
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Seiirics, in &irgipien crmOroetc, Gr
erflGrt, onb ibm iein.: @eluillcn feline
Tube lalien.
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MrrGauts' &c Tincrs' 1ransppr.
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bent Tuac nhfnbrFnbc Sampler u~uaetiumurn
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II. .. stctbtns, Wen. sNlan.
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3wci hentiae Ausfnnft.-
psie lit penn Der @icbitpnS oa obcn
aufa Dem Cute, ssrnu Hidiern2 !"
,Nn, ieit Ser nciIc @crmaitcr ga lit.
babcn mir baIt cinell Sdien mebr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-27
Icr5te.
ST.. Ybuips ar;Ai6cs
Snfltut.
Yer. 1887, OF Yratt SiraBr.
eprStulihen ihr sebeimr Nroutftttsn pom pidu.
nern nuo SrGucn.

nern nno 6rGucm.
8ir bcilcn arnmptdhCrbritte obde ftbmcr3.
buiic Spcrniicn, StrtItlrcu Rlutocr9iilunp NIB
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Icrc bette GmpicblunG hrftcbt onrtrL oub Moi
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IS tcftct sic GibtS, IN uditrcm S'ircuu Dor,
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%iontntcn i6nrt.
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trn an ~uuicrrt SbRit uurbri.
efOmrt.Hde H"nc. NIB frat. eirnbe.
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Vi. GIN naham. Masnt.
GbrIapcntr Tampfer.S ompegnie.

| VNtfutsWtNE utNs NtN.H- rA
eltanH.e Vaftosisr : 5algpter -stnaaita- NM
Cth tsiut gpmfsrt nns slprfsD. "a. "a.
: funtrirr ~esrlaieH Ralfiutore iialih tanAlss
itcntucn ScrntaaSi INT $50 abellhs nTn FONT
r,en IN 10 Rctnf anuicti nm 9 ttbr Horasnf
nuh IL Torlat nm 7tb ~&lerasns at. I'M
lhiiekerb. on pie Gtieitbdhn3hae nah dntn
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Sprt- sftptr .xiuie.
cleo ante Baffaaiers Sdirpier -G3dtlctts' UNI
sVoitinlore
nan Ref.Fatut uHo Ntdhmuuh. Ia.
EnLinfer herldtfet Baltimore tiqltA initSass
r%cirfnei: Sonntugsl nm Is tbr Rudmiituos urb
iotrnien 3u Beft'Rptnt Urn 7.90 D,oraem rnb
8i Rihnronh IN a25 Moraens ait.
Gie an Ulortnaen, 9rittuoheti NIB Srettc zen
bon baltimore dhfubteroelt 61mpt'r, utth be
BON tHcf' Rotnt an .SicninaeIL Senterittfeit
I'm GnHiltaaeH nbfnhrrn. lepcr tn @lpucr'ters
PniTt ito NiiiHonos. AM rnn ete an Siflt.tus
ser, 9uuncriiaast mo G1rltdaen bon tali,
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tuacn bon 9SeFt slpiHt nbfdbrerb.t Suntrier
!cacn IN Uuifteipn uno gian, l'anf an tbei ain,
fiprm 3pettrrl.
1amvirr ucuaieu Baltimore ppm siss Ry. -
uus 10, etabtlras cu.sfrrftr.
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nbsrt @eeed ,qlIpe9sosn mp aliliiegii mutt
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etnht.gtrate. Baltimore, VII.
aienben Honer, y. z. 0liAM.
3. 9. Tse1aane, caIISUtn. 'pah. ,aasnts
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8egsn Baar.
Befdgtes Tidltrnbgl8, ~ Eoro S3.75.
Hefdgtfs 6tdbsnhuiG W Goro $500.
Wiaingcr & Sebrnnf.
S~dnbt.9iirenii ms aobIenbui: prefior' ltnb
gdbsSfrube. 3peigsgiirsau: rSIo 1oipn Goal
Co. W~irnnnrnts. nabc @db,Sirdbc.
eel: e. & 2. &olfc 1117 - Wlo. eolrt. 2G79.
(Nprii20, GgPic)
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2Se"nnaaNST'r ,,n, ~ ~ V"n"iS ~ m't ~ 10 To,sr',
ctaatiatn, ~ ~ M ~, ~ ~ So ~ rm,"u'twT5 M Irit.
SluI'oH;, ,nuu uuo rnmn Spamno ,inoV ~
lube ti'uu' fO'oo VuWHl' o'uu hHo fii'i'
SnSHo9. m
m tfitosttd, Wu MCuql. S!Hil3H' 800 nmo "aSt
gotnl; Sulno'l SUTTON Co.. fuuu n,ln u'o
Juuu "nlNL, IL ~, !5.hu ll!n To'SO gnnhl.
SStnnlenCt, Wl' hoQut. SlVlpu iLdU sNutm'
hiln 100 QUINN Suulnels SlHlloH, l'.zo SotHlr
l5uu hlln NH.1V 9tuulnt
d, NnHVre'pW"' ~ TnnI StnlioH ESD Npt'
i33'2o Nupui' Y W~toeH Sluioh' WVV Soth''
''isu a,s y !, w ?SeW ~. a,r, ror,no, .1,,tor
y, Vvn'spttso'W nno yet. "'ru' uWpVHn S"iiumd
5t.n il,o, ,n'ln ytthiY ~ 20, 1901 'o'4o
''uWnu M NJ Hlu ~, ~ ;uvh'gsGi no u,xu
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Or.


GpctioIilt tir Mdnrcrs NIB Sruuer. |
0tnuibctlcu. Ncili IN ~flrSciicr gIcit
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arnuIbciicn. NnSllliic lcbct glrt Grit
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ltint. VT, EOS, Cit Baltimore, Stra6c.
Gprcdbitumacn: bon . llbr Wrtpcn5 mo 4
10 llbr HbenoS: Gunniuus p.t 10 ubr \
WioraenS his 2 llDr 9iddmIiidBs mo
bon 8 tibr bis 10 tlbr NheubS.
u. Y. - Or. Nedcr's Gutit belt M
ttblbnr icocn NtSfllB. 9cnlnIl1ilcu
lrci. Msat2b, 3&S,l0
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this fact all the world knows
that whether Norway institutes
a limited Monarchy or a Repub-
lie, the government will be both
stable and safe. order will be
maintained, the rights OF per-
sons and property protected,
the financial credits OF the ma
ton kept good, as no people on
earth are more intelligent, more
law abiding and possess a great.
er love and r-verance for the
land in which they live and
which gave them birth.
Fifth, Resolved: That in view
Of these universally admitted
facts, and believing the patriot
ism, courage and Justice of Theo-
dore Roosevelt, President of the
United States, we respectfully,
but earnestly urge him to take
up for consideration at the
earliest possible moment the
question which is now SO vital
to the interest OF our beloved
Motherland; and if after a full
Investigate ton Of the situation he
finds that in recognizing the In
dependence OF Norway, such an
act will add to the opportunities
and growth Of that people in
those things which so to make
up Il strong and progressive gov
eminent, we hope that he will
grant that recognition they
desire promptly. if such recogni-
ton does not infringe upon the
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PROMINENT NORWEGIANS
GATHER in MINOT
Pass Resolutions Relative to the Norwegian
Difficulty Interesting Exercises Held
Prominent Speakers Address the Crowds.

Five hundred prominent Nor
wegians from the Eighth Judicial
district met at .jacobson's opera
house in this city Tuesday even
sng to frame resolutions relative
10 the difficulty in which their
Motherland is in at the present
time
The meeting was one OF the
most orderly. we'll balanced, self
poised gatherings known to the
state and is the first OF the kind
held in the state. 1t was thru
the efforts OF John II. Stenersen
that the meeting was called.
The stage was prettily deco
rated with American and Nor
wegian flags. Rev. J. S. Sneve
opened the meeting with prayer.
Bhe Carpio singers rendered
3Sonner APP Norge" and ia vi
essker elitte Landet," perfectly.
Prof Rognlie played two beauti-
ful violin solos, Norwegian selec-
lions. At the conclusion Of the
DeeaRng all Joined in singing
MY Country
Prominent neil from Nelva.
Carpio, Donnybrook and other
towns in this part OF the state
were present. Among those who
occupied the stage were Il. A..
Nestos, DR.. Mueller. Rev. -Sneve.
DR.. Ekrem, Mayor Roach and
Prof. Munson.
The following important reso-
buttons were adopted and they
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Remember that first. last and

Remember that first, last and
all the time, The INDEPENDENT
is the farmers friend. We want
your cooperation and we believe
that we have it. We are making
a strong effort to give you your
moneys worth for every cent
paid in on subscription. At all
times we are glad toreceive COM
munications from you, properly
signed on any subject. The let
tiers from our farmer friends are
proving quite a feature for The
INDEPENDENT. You may beable
to tell some feature OF your farm
work that will be worth dollars
to the other readers. Each
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STATE NEWS.

kenmare has a new bottlng
works establishment.
With 124 rural routes. North
Dakota ranks third among the
western states.
Nj. f. Baker, a prominent
Flaxton farmer and wheat buyer
died last week from the effects OF
small pox.
The remains OF the old negro.
J. w. Edwards, who disappear
ed last winter, were found II
miles from Crosby last week.
Winter rye, sowed on stubble
land is doing well in Barnes
county. 1t is argued the stubble
holds the snow and protects the
grain.
G. O. Bagley broke SO acres o.
prairie in two days and q hall
with a Minneapolis engine neal
Mashburn breaking the state s
record.
Russia wants a two months
armistice. If she had Japan
down in a corner, with both eyes
badly blackened, bleeding at the
! nose, a few teeth out, a bad cut
in the lip, one hand disabled land
entirely out OF wind, there would
be no armistice.
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The new YORK STORE

week we aim to devote consider
APPLE space to the interest OF the
farmer.
Don't forget Harold Stormoen, the
great Norwegian impersonator, at the
Opera house, June q.
1t is now learned that the
reason the japs licked the Rus
slams in the great naval battle,
was the very effective work OF
the big battle ships, and not SO
much the torpedo boats. At a
distance OF five miles the Japs
shot big shells accurately. One
big war ship had ~ holes in her
hull and the deck was tern to
pieces.
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are now speeding on their way
TO the President OF the United
StatesfO for his inspections:
Minot, n. D.. June Goth 'O5.
Your committee on lesolu-
lions beg leave to present the
following report:
At Mass meeting ofthe Nor
uegian-Americans Of the Eight
judicial District OF the state OF
North Dakota held in the city
OF Mlnot, June Doth, 1905, rep
,esenting a constituency Of
twenty thousand Norwegian
Americans. it is unanimously
resolved, first
That a separation OF Norway
from S,a len wnnld be largely
beneficial to both, anu IL step
forward in the progress in the
already advanced civilization OF
each country.
Second, Resolved: That while
recognizing the many virtues OF
King Oscar and the Swedish peo-
pie, still we believe that a separa-
zion at this time would give to
Norway and her people a more
direct and distinctive form OF
government and enable her to
occupy a larger, more useful and
representative place among the
governments OF men.
Third, Resolved; That we
tally believe that Norway was
wholly within her Just rights in
her actof separation without the
consent of King Oscar or the
Swedish people, in that the union
of the two nations originally
was Of the nature of alimited CO.
partnership and therefore to be
terminated at and by the will OF
either Nation.
Fourth, Resolved; That Nor
way, ever since the original COM
pact, has maintained; and sue
cessfully, q distinct separate
Army and Navy, Postal and
Money system, together with a
splendid system OF National
Education, and by reason OF
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rights Of. the other nations OF
tile world. and in no wise detract
from the honor. integrity and
JUSTICE OF the government of the
United States.
Sixth. Resolved: That a copy
Of these resolutions be forward
ed to Theodore Roosevelt, Presi-
dent Of the United States and to
President Berner OF the Nor
wegian Storthing and also a
copy To Congressman A. j.
GrOnna.
4. Fl. Stenersen, Chairman
Sd. Rasmussen, secy.
r. WelO.
Stale Hendrickson,
NJ. II. Scholberg,
oscar Herum,
Martin jacobson.
Prof. Hendrickson of Donnv-
brook gave a very interesting
and delightful talk On the history
Of Norway and Sweden, as he
was especially well fitted to do,
being a man Of much travel, and
one of the most rounded Norwe-
gian scholars in the west. His
entire speech was thoughtful,
conservative and the large aud.
fence listened with the greatest
possible attention.
Gov. Devine being called from
the audience said that he was
in sympathy with the movement
and believed that Norway was
wholly within her rights in sepa.
rating from Sweden and he hoped
she would be permitted by the
Swedish government to assume
both responsibilities and oppor.
tunities as a distinct and sepa.
rate nation. He was very much
pleased to note that the resOlu.
tions were conservative, and
that they were SO worded SO as
to leave the matter wholly to
the Judgment of the president.
AS to the advisability ofgrant-
ing the recognition for which
they petitioned, II have no
doubt he said, chat the vast
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-06-21

Benno Koch, a wealthy resi-
dent of Hebron, N. D., was ar
rested with his wife, by U. S.
Marshall Stout, charged with
perjury. Koch and his wife each
filed on land before they were
married and before either had
proved up they were married.
Afterwards each proved up con-
trary to law, but neither lived
on their land. The couple is
likely to be sentenced to the pen
itentiary.
Prof. Laid has ascertained
that many OF the patent medi-
cines sold by mail order houses,
contain large quantities Of
opium and cocaine, and do not
come under the pure food re-
quirements. Much of the cheap
white paint contains chalk and
clay and fish oil is used instead
of linseed oil.
VIM. Hodges, the Sawyerland-
man, spent Tuesday in Minot
and reports that he recently
bought the townsite at Sawyer
and has a number Of choice bust
ness and residence lots for sale.
He states that Sawyer is q good
opening for number Of business
enterprises.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-06-21

When President Roosevelt
visits his mothers old home
stead in Georgia he will be given
too interesting relics, receipts
his grand parents received for
the sale OF four negroes. for
ST, 800, which money was used
to defray the expenses Of the big
wedding Of Mary Bullock to Theo.
Roosevelt, father OF the presi-
dent, in 1853. The Bullocks
owned 100 slaves and were very
werlthy.
The Hevils Lake Inter Ocean
thinks the advertisers in The
Fargo Journal should sue the
editor for getting money under
false pretenses. There seems to
be no reason for the publication
of the Journal for it is filed with
boiler plate and looks as if it
we're printed on an old cheese
press.
Two Leeds men have shipped
1900 head of cattle from that
place to Sioux City, Ia, since
May.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-29
THE GAllATlN VALLEY, MON
TANA,

TANA,
situated a little west Of Bozeman, Is
becoming celebrated as the home OF
the finest mating barley grown In
the United States. Under the In
fluence Of irrigation. 1t is not uncom-
mon to raise a crop Of fifty bushels
to the acre, and the dryness Of the
atmosphere gives 1t a better color
than that grown in localities where
the crop is dependent upon the rain
fall. The climate Of Montana Is ex'
ceedingly healthful. and the proximity
of the mining camps, which abound In
the west, insures profitable markets
for all products Of the farm.
The West Galiatin Irrigation com
pany, located at Manhattan. hold theii
J land at from $500 to $500 per acre
including water rights. Besides q
large milling plant located at Manhat
tan, a mill for the manufacture OF
strawboard and coarse grades OF pa
per Is now under construction. There
is a large Holland settlement In the
valley.
For maps, descriptive pamphlets
or full information regarding lands O
business openings in other territor,
along the Northern Pacific, ask fol
J Series B 1OS.
Write to c. w. MOTT. Genl Emf
grafton Agent. Northern Pacific Ry.
st. Paul, MINI.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-29
An important
School Measure

An act to authorize the territorial
board of education to issue certifi-
Gates to normal institute conductors,
to harmonic the school law and for
other purposes.
The act empowers the territorial
board of education to issue five-year
teachers certificates to persons whom
1t may deem qualified but whose
scholarly attainments are at least
equal to those Of a graduate Of either
of the two New Mexico normal
schools; the certificate to entitle the
| holder to teach in any public school