davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-18
ReyoIutionen Norge.

Den i Norge den IS dennes
foretagna omrostningen angaende
Diet norska folkets uttalande ON
unionens upplosning har resclte-
rat i att ungefar en- r0st pa hvarie
5000 uttalat sig for ~uDionens
upplosnsning, Alltsa saga nor
skarne att de 81 onska en- forening
med Sverige. Ma de ga sin egen
vag och som en- egen nation finna
ut huru Diet smakar att j natio-
nernas krets 70 sin egen bat. Ur
en- syensk-amerikansk tidning
atergifva vi angaende omT0stnin-
gen foljande meddelande:
Fran Kristiania t~elegrafefas d.
IS aug:
Det norska folket har j dag
genon referendum uttalat sig for
unionens uppl0sning med mark
liz ehuru icke ovantad enighet.
AT $50, 900 rostberattigade delto-
go $40, 900 omrostningen. Ehuru
slutresultatet icke kan biifva
fullstandigt bekant pa nagra
timmar annu, visa rapporten a
upp till midnatt att ungeiar en-
person pa hvarje 5000 rostat
emot upplosningen. Vadret var
gynnsamt och den st0rsta entusi
assn radde 6fverallt. Tusentals
qvinnor, som icke egde rostratt,
undertecknade d gatorna petitio
neri favor TOR unionsupplosningen
I Kristiania och andra stader var
hela befolkningen pa fotter, och
ALA buro band i Acknowledgements
SAINT portrait af statsminister
Nicholson.
En- at den tillfalliga re%gerlngens
medlemmar yttrade:
"Resultate ofvertraff4 de
NEST sangviniska f0ryantningar.
Det nasta ofhciella steget skall
tagas, sedan stortinget samman
tradt den 81 augusti, da resultatet
az folkomrostniugen ska | delgif
vas Sverige geuom dess regering
och riksdag.
Stortinget skull upprepa sin be-
garan att riksdagen torkla.ar riks-
akten upphaid och unionen upp-
lost.
Stortinget skall afven uttrycka
sin benagenhet att underhandla
Iorande detaljerna for upplosnin-
gen.
bet RAIDER en- allvarlig onskan
Norge att fullborda upplosnin-
gen pa fredlig vag. Norge skall
aldrig atertaga slit ord on upr-
losninaen. men ALT skall goras att
tillmotesga Sver.ges onskningar
i andra hanseenden. Norge maste
forblifva Ell monarki. Folkct on
skar icke republik."
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-18

"Se dessa fyra tusen dollars. ALT
hyad han egde och hade, gaf han
mig, imam han dog. Han var
en- rar gosse. ia, Diet var ham
s. II. r.
Curzon och Kitchener synas
icke komma synnerligen val Of
verens | Indien. Lord Kitchen
er har genom bittra klsgomsl TAFT
sin stallning som hogsta armee
chef ! Indien betydligt forstarkt,
sd att han icke vidare behofver i
den indiska ~konseljen Sc sina tor
Stag stympade af en- underordnad
militar radgifvare, utan blir verk-
ligen enradig Diver Diet indiska
iorsvarets ALA militara sidor.
Dstta har | hog grad forbittrat
Lord Curzon, hvilken motsatt sig
andringen; och fran Simls for
ljudes nu, att Curzon har hotat att
afga fran sin post som vicekonung
| Indien, ON icke reformen alter
reduceras hogt v~asentligt.
Raddade sina egna gossar.
Da borgmastaren samuel Roberts
/ Morristown, Penn. harom dagen
satt | en- bat och metade 6ck han
plotsligt setva gossar falia i watt
net EFT stycke derifran. Han
rodde ogonblickligen till stallet,
kastade sig | vattnet och drog
upp de drunknande. Dom pm
hans kanslor da han upptackte att
Diet var-hans egna gossar.
Porto Rico skier satisfy
reIse. Ons befolkning hyser in
gen fendskap motForenta Stater.
ma, men Isl sig blifva styf
moderligt behandlad. On styres
aunu af Ell kommiseion. bsstaen-
de at man, som presidenteu ut
manner och som Ell iorsta be
folkingens sprak. Dessa man
kunna derfor icke kama till STALL
ningar och forhallanden pa on
och foljsktligen icke ga dessa
behof tillmotes, afven ON de villa
Diet. Befolkningen amman inga
till kongressen med begaran ON
egen styrelse genom allmaana val.
Eft par skrifsjuka. karlgalna
ungmor i Chicago ha skrifvit till
polischefen ! Los Angeles. Cal,
med boner och forboner att han
matte sksffa dem, de olyckliga
Ai:korna, hvar sin akta halt.
Att de arc skonheter Diet faller
af sig s%jelft, och de onska formera
bekantskap med Ell alltior gamla
och utlefvade gubbar -fyrtioa
ringar arc gamla nog. De tro
sig vara arbetsamma och kompe
tenta att satta fotterna under eget
bord, bara,de ia fatt nagot not
i karlklader som kan CORA dem
lyckliga med att CORA dem till hu-
strur.
Hyad sorts damer dessa skon-
heter nu egentligen arc, kan iu
ingen sa noga CORA sig en- fore
stallning ON. Men en- SAX ar tvar-
saker: att betraffande en- qvinna.
som ar sd giftassiuk som dessa da.
mer synas vara, ar Diet problema-
tiskt ON hon nagonsin som gift
kan bli en- god matmoder. On
dc namnda giftassjuka damerna
verkligen wore ena praktexemplar
som unga tarnor, skulle de nog IA
Eastman och sedan akta man i
Chicago.
Men helt sakert arc de sadana
varelser. som alska ALT hvad kari
lar heter och villa bli alskade till
-
baka at hvilken slusk som kom-
me- j deras vag. Och Diet ar ju
nog for att ingen mansperson som
kanner dem skulle onska fora dem
till altaret.
Och sa innas inga andra S
ser an att soka help for de gift
tassjuka sa langt bort, att de arc
helt och ballet okanda.
FSrvandladt strait. Emil
Totterman, som under fora VEG
kan skulle afrattats i Sing Sing Tor
mordet a Sarah Martin i New
4 STo.l bGx.ao &c Iara~kas 80,
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-18

de endragt och harmoni mellan
Observation-Disclosures, formodli-
gen emedan de Ell hade nagot att
grala ON. Annars utvisa inne-
hallen at protokollen vid skolra-
diets sammantraden att Diet RAIDER
mycket liten harmoni. dels mel
Ian Observation-Disclosures sjelfva
och dels mellan skolradet och
lararne i de allmanna skolorna.
Och dock huru vigtigt ar Diet Ell
att EFT skolrad, som har den upp-
vaxande ungdomens upptostran
! sina handler, Dor taga slit an
svarsfulla kali pa fnllt allvar och
ej kifvas ON nya amnens info
rande studiekursen, som arc af
absolut ingen nytta for larjun-
game. Hvad stages t. ex. pm
i%nlarandet af frammande doda
sPrak som latin, grekiska och he
breiska, t. o. m. sanskrit, som
ingar som laroamne i VISA at vara
$, k. h~ogskolor' Ar Diet mojligt
att en- menniskohjerna under
uppvaxtaeen kan satta j sig ALT
delta, smalta Diet och tillgodo-
CORA sig Diet vid en- mogen alder
tillika med en- bel del andra sa-
ker sasom t. ex, konsthistoria m.
H.? Det blir / basta fall endast
EFT absolut onyttigt konglomerat
at yetande, som Ell bar nagon
frukt utan i stallet g0r dess inne-,
hafvare till en- i fortid a'drad, in
bilsk narr. Ware Diet langt ifran
oss att pasta att vetsnds ar ono
digit. Men hvad vi hafva yelat
framhalla ar att man afveni ung-
domens uppfostran Dor iakttaga
malta och tillse at tel EFT ofyer-
matt begagnas, och delta borde
afven Sioux Citys skolrad taga i
betraktande.
Lars Peterson, 5I4 Bluff st.
begick i mandagsmorgse self
moro pa EFT ganska originelt satt.
EFT skap, som var staende i kali
laren i hans hus, inrattade han at
sig EFT rum, dit han matt och jemt
kunde krypa in, och dit han inled-
de en- gasslang. Det var inandan-
Diet al gasen, som dodade honom.
Petersons hustru, som var sys-
s~elsatt med tvatt i EFT rum Diver
kal!aren. horde mannen hamra
sk8pet men kunde ej ana att han
holl pa att bereda sin egen lik-
kista. Da hamrandet upphorde
och ALT blef tyst, fattades hon al
misstankar och sprang ned i kali
~laren. Ur skapet, som var las
och som hon 81 kunde oppna
framtrangde gaslukt. och hon gicl
genast till en- grannqvinna efte,
help. Med en- yxa oppnade'
skapdorren, och der lag Peterson
dod.
Hvad anledningen till sjelfmor'
Diet kan vara, vet man ej. Peterson
var utar tvitvel sinnesrubbad ocl
har hera ganger forut uttAlat led;
vid lifvet. Han befann sig i Der
gada omstandigheter och efter
lemnar forutom hustru iva barr
j EFT foregaende gifte.
Sedan den stora ''boomeEs'
dagar for en- IL, IS ar sedan hal
thar Ell varit sd godt ON arbet'
som jus. nu. Vart forliden julqval
Inedbrande distrikt halter nu son
bast pa att uppbyggas, Fourth
street, var NEST trtfkerade gaia,
ar upprifven for att omlaggas, oci
detsamma ar forhSllandet mec
Court street. bet tar folk att ut
fora ALT delta arbete, som betala'
med hogre aAoning an som vari
gallande under de senaste aren
Delta iorhallande hafva arbetar'
begagnat sig al for att anstall;
smastrijker for hogre betalning
| mandags lag arbetet mere 70
en- byggmastare, som har pa han'
uppforandet al hera byggnader a
den anledningen att hans arbeta
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-18

der pa slagskeppet Oregon UNI
der kriget med Spanien och visa.
de stort mod ! slaget vid Santa
go. hvarfor han at k~ongressen err
holl tapperhetsmedalj. Amiral
Clark. som under kriget var 20
regions befalhafvare, har kraftig,
forordat dodsdonens upphaivande
och delta har foranledt guvern6
rem att formildra straffet. Totter
man ar svensk-fnne till borden.
Den gamle penningmaklaren
Russell Sage / New York fyllde
~haromdagen So ar, da Diet mark
vardiga intraffade att han for for
sta gangen ! mannaminne tog sig
en- dag ledigt fran sina affarer.
Det vackte stor uppstandelse pa
Wall street, da man ick veta att
han 81 var pa sin vanliga plats och
da langre fran pa dagen EFT rykte
spreds att han gifvit en- poke Is
cents ! drickspengar, kande forva-
ningen inga granser. Ryktet de-
menterades dock sedan sasom
saknande all grund.
Russell Sage ar den bast kande
ON ock 81 ahdeles NEST afhsllne
penningmaklaren pa Wall street,
Hans affair bestar / Ian pa kort tic
till folk som behotver pengar =
mot fullgod sakerhet forstas och
Diet sages ON honom att han all.
It'd har mera kontanta pengar pa
hand an nagon bank eller an ar
penningmani New York, och de,
viii Ell saga sd litet Diet. Han al
afvenledes lika kand for slit tart.
liga lefnadssatt och sin snalhe,
som for sina iikedomar. Han:
formogenhet uppskattas till Sc
millioner dollars.
John Memo heter en- ryss. SON
for iva ar sedan kom till George
town, Pa, ! sallskap med sin svz.
gerska efter att hafva rymt frar
fran hustru och barn i Ryssland
Hans hustru mr. 2 ~lyckades u,
verka moderns flight, och hor
kom hit ill landet och bodde no.
paret. Men Memo. hvars small
for qvinliga behag synes blifv.
mera forskamd, ju a!dre han blir
har nu rymt med sin egen svar.
moder och lemnat hennes bad;
dottrar i sticket.
Stold af guldmalm stora qvan.
tlteter synes ha pagatt | Cripple
Creek-distriktet, Colorado, ifer;
ars It'd, enligt hvad som nyligei
kommit i dagen eiter arresterin
gen af sex guldproberare. ID
senare arc ankiagade for att h;
mottagit och afyttrat slora qvan.
titeter guldmalm, hvilken de viss
tie vara stulen fran grufegarne
Experts, SON nu undersoka pro
berfrmornas booker. ha funnit,at
stolderna begatts under en- folio
at ar SAINT att den andansnillad,
malmen representerade EFT vard'
af onkring en- million dollar
arligen.
Fru Laura B. Milice, den yng
sta mormodern i Forenta Slater
ma. har ankommit fran Kansa
City till Chicago for att besok;
sina dottrar. Fru Milice ar 81 a
gammal, har haft iva man och a
skid fran bada. Hon gifte sig
vid IL ars alder. On EFT ar Tod
des en- dotter och hon hsr nu viz
81 ars alder en- 3-arig dotterdotte
For EFT par veckor sedan hck hor
skilsmessa fran sin man. SON 81
vergat henne, emedan hon Val 5;
da!ig kock. Self pastod hon in
for domstolen att hon var den ba
sta kock j landet och att hon kok
tie sa val, att hennes man at sa at
han blet sjuk.
Graft" i Ryssla I'd. London
tidningen Daily Telegraphs
correspondent meddelade man
dagen forliden vecka till namnd.
blad, att czaren, czarinnan ocI
enkekejsarinnan hvardera place
rade S7SO 600 den az BssobraZot
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-18

"Se dessa fyra tusen dollars, ALT
hvad han egde och hade, gaf han
mig. imam han dog. Han var
en- rar gosse. ia, Diet var han
s. f.. T..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-12

crease OF $4,045.71S, and net earnings
of $27,462,235, am increase Of $6S0,447
After payment of fixed charges and
dividends and s4.479,165 for better
ments, additions, etc., there remained
a surplus for the year of $7,219,2S2, ar
increase of $2,5O5,S26.
While we are Investigating, LaFol-
lette thinks that THE people of Wis
consin have at least as good right to
know just what money has been ex-
pended by the railroads and other pub
lie service corporations of this state in
salaries, in lobbying. in political cam
paigns and legislative entertainments
as the people of New York have to
know the same facts with respect to
the life OF insurance companies
90
Mr. Perkins sheer at Cummins yes
terday was to the effect that a re-
porter's speculation as to a senatorial
vacancy seems "ghoulish" on the part
of the present governor. Mr.. Perkins
thinks Cummins has a perfect right to
contest with Dolliver or Allison for the
senatorship but for him to wait for
Allison to retire would appear "ghoul-
ish" However, Mr.. Cummins has no
intention Of contesting with either Mr.
Deliver or Mr.. Allison for the senate
and, after ALL is it not this that ails
Mr.. Perkins?
Mr. e. d. Chassell member Of the
legislature from Plymouth county, is a
candidate for the office of state binder.
He has made superb record as a
legislator and is by far the ablest man
who has sought that position in years.
Chassell is an honest man. and poll
tician.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-12
to be able when I look at picture to
roc0unizo tho nainfor hu tho silvia tn

to Be able when look at picture to
recognize the painter by the style, to
know the school and the history Of the
artist and, further still, to know pre-
cisely why I admire the picture, what
are the qualities in 1t which appeal to
my sense of beauty. l like to roam
about in the famous galleries Of Eu-
rope; like to meet and to know the
men who can give me new and intelli-
gent views of thin which are worth
knowing; like to talk with men who
have time to devote to the finer things
of life do not want my horizon to
be bounded by turtles or by roses
charming in their own narrow way as
these things may be. l have not much
more than twenty Yeas to live, per
laps not that My life has been busy
and active, but have always found
l.Ne to prepare myself for the days of
etlrer ent that were to follow. have
studied trench fer many years and can
talk ii well enough to get along in
France. though it may not be the pur
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-12
rAYInR roWNsH1E.


Dec 12-The Prairieville Friends
church has made arrangements to hold
meetings at least two Sabbaths each
month. No regular services have been
held for several months. Oral Scott,
of Cedar young man, is the minister
just secured.
Carl Maulsby, who recently came
here with his family from North Da-
kota, to spend the winter, and who has
been In the Singleton hospital under
going an operation for the removal Of
the appendix, is recovering rapidly and
is nov able to be moved out to his
fathers home, where he will remain
until completely recovered.
The w. c.. I. u. met with Mrs. A.
l.. Cotton Thursday. The attendance
is increasing and the interest growing.
DIR. r. NJ Allen, of Omaha, is here
for a few weeks visit with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Allen. DR..
Allen Is one of the government veter-
mary ,orce stationed at Omaha.
Miss Mary Kurtz is supply teacher
at Prairieville.
Mrs. William Thompson was a visit
or in Baxter, one day last week.
James Lane and family, OF Sykeston,
N. D., have come to spend the winter
in Marshall county. The past week
they have been visiting at John
Browns.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-12
INVESTIGATING CAMPAIGN FUNDS.

The resolution introduced in the
senate calling for committee COM
posed Of members of the mouse and
senate to investigate contributions Oh
national banks to campaign funds,
would appear less as party move and
more in the interests Of all the people
had it included contributions from all
corporations. The pre- eminence of the
currency question has for the past ten
years, diverted sound money contrl-
buttons to the republican party. When
Senator Tillman confines his investiga-
ton of campaign contributions to ma
tional banks he limits his campaign to
an attempt, for partisan purposes, to
discredit if possible the party opposed
to his own. There is in it much OF the
ward politician and little of the dignity
that should attach to senatorial reso-
luton.
But enough has been brought out in
the insurance inquiry and in other
ways to make an investigation of cor
poration contributions not only timely
but necessary and proper. 1t would be
we'll to know where the contributed
millions came from, under what pres
sure or in exchange for what promises
they were given, and as important as
any Of the other questions, how and for
.,r,,,4 49,, ,,,o.o avpandod Each m rty
charges corruption in the use of CAM
paign funds against the other. Both
parties make charges of favors pledged
for corporate cash and influence
Doubtless there is some fact and a
great deal Of fiction behind all the
accusation and recrimination. At any
rate there is no reason why an invests
CATION should not be made and the
public informed of the facts in the
case. There is no occasion to make
partisan matter Of it. The president
favors it, and may be 'usted by both
parties to act as an honest arbiter.
|, If corporations have been pay
ing political parties for protection
after the fashion in vogue among
gamblers and grafters in the great cities
it is time the public knew about
1T. If there is no truth in the
charges and counter charges made
by the two great parties, the public
will be gratified to know that. Open
up the crypt of the campaign fund and
let the people peer in. They may be
trusted to applaud or punish, as the
deserts Of the case may indicate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-12
OLD AGE PENSIONS.

vice President Vanderlip Of the Ma
! fional City bank Of New York makes
/ IN important contribution to the De-
| oember North American Review re-
! garding the Industrial dependence Of
! the average active workingman. He
notes that when this man is forced
/ from his occupation by sickness,
accident or old age his condition
10 Tar worse than in former
years when business and industry was
carried on by small units Out of
1000 American corporations queried on
the subject, seventy We're found to
have adopted some plans for retiring
old employees on part pay. Germany
haA gone further in this direction,
funds being formed from contributions
~ both unions and corporations and
administered by joint committee of
the employers and working men. Mr..
yahderlip says that both sides are ben
seflted by this policy, the radical >so-
sxialists becoming conservatives, and
the employers taking broader view.
4 he makes 1t plain that chose concerns
Il Which have adopted the old age PEN
sion scheme have not done SO from SEN
timental consideration, out rather for
the sake OF economy and of efficiency,
and he suggests that a thorough inves-
LEGATION Of the whole subject by a pri-
vate or public commission would yield
valuable results.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-12
RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS.

II n Ills latest article tor McClure's
1fagazine Roy Stannard Baker touches
tho conclusion that the responsibility
may ~ Axed on those who act as re-
ceivsrs of stolen goods. He says that
;e freight rate is in it's essence tax
levied upon the people, "a tax npon
avogy mouthfui of food we eat, every
eaement we wear, ever, chamber in
~ house where we live. every shovel
IL coal we burn He estimates that in
Ithis country each PERSON pays about
jSoe In freight averages annu-
ally, or nearly four times the amount
% pays for the expenses Of the feder-
II government. This ill itself would
not be so bad II the tax were levied
Ianpartially. but when the numerous
lonnnlng devices for favoring certain
sahippers are shown up 1T becomes APP
parent that the game is not being
uDAysd according to the rules. Mr..
Baker points out that monopoly intro
lduces the new danger OF rate extortion.
He quotes that the late g. P. Hunting
ION q saying that $1oO,ooo.Ooo would
hardly pay the additional expenses en-
tailed by the maintenance OF railroad
ofi3csrs and employees iii New York
alone, made necessary under the pres
emf System OF solicitation and compete
don tor business. wasted in constant
IA.-ear~E
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-12
sLAsHf,ELp,s OXEN.

Artist Blashfield is irp trouble with
the farmer critics again. A few days
ago Senator Funk found fault with the
yoke Mr.. Blashfield had painted on his
O1en. Il was perhaps the correct thing
ID artistic OK Jokes, but is bore no re-
sonsblance to those used by the Iowa
ploneers. Senator Funk properly put
Blashfield to work painting an Iowa OK
yoke on Iowa oxen for The Iowa state
/ house.
Now more difficulty has developed.
John Cowrie, who, in the elder times,
/ vas himself an artist at OK driving,
points out that Mr.. Blashfield's driver
/ - on the "of'' side of his team, a po-
Dition into which no self-respecting OK
driver ever was placed, outside of a
pAinting. He belongs on the nigh"
Ride. Breaking plows turn right hand
fsarrow, and none but a novice would
walk on the plowed side of his "land."
Further than that, the drivers whip
should be next his team and his most
dextrous hand ready to his pillow. Any
one who has seen a three-foot strip Of
tough prairie sod writing to its place
In the preceding furrow, knows how
awkward and dangerous the position Of
the driver on the 'off'' side would be.
He might be pinned down, buried, or
his bones broken by that twisting strip
OF prairie sod yard wide and six
inches thick.
One Des Moines newspaper refers
sneeringly to the fault finders as high
art critics who frequent the capitol"
and to the position of the driver as an
alleged defect" However, most peo-
4 pie will agree that the criticism is en-
tireiy correct and that the artist was
& ignorant on points easily to have been
verified. Messrs Funk and Cownie have
done good service. They are not high
aft critics, but men of sufficient
knowledge and common sense to know
that truthful detail IS necessary to
painting that IL to be part of history.
Il II as much solecism Of art to put
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-12
Wha,s Afraiel1

- wise physicians tell US there 10 dan
ser In q kiss:
3h3k dire distress may reach us through
that avenue of bliss.
Whey say that with the honey men are all
20 prone to sip
Eho dreadfulest bacteria may pass from
lip to lip.
The speculative greetings that awaken
happy thrills
May bring us months of sickness and q
lot OF doctors bills.
But when fellow gets Il chance to kiss q
~ pretty maid
Hes apt TO say: ''Oh. hang the Quacks!
Plague take then1 Who's afraid?''
Saturday Evnning Post