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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-02
sra Sent, ssniainston.

: aulebHirg S~orcipprailer on Steber
meo gope 6rertiAsuOfgtcr for Su0pans
hrerc, Tom suffer at bp0ae fla 5iem bers
ube reb Sunoet, fan meopelcS: 1tagttt
jeg bar lepct iHcre Stnr GerlrSe % NAM
&c @duge hur bcrciIt Sc beoite Scttles
nertter / 8eitrc g~Sai6iugtou % cuScl al
Sreeou, tror jog rti0 bog life SDgtig til
at beIpare Spprgsiranlet laa gobt Iout
puiieIigt. Ser er ida mango Stna at to-
ge ScuiDn til Der, at oct CT paujfeIi9t
at gipc Sndr eacr NGob. StaL berior
tuH gibe noaIc CpIb3uiuger. ga Sc
f~faroiuapiife Settlemcuter runbt Stans
tpoo0 % Bueblo cr bra fieuote fer, or BET
uot bare at IRrbRe berf. Wen Der Ct ana
, bre Stcoer rrtlbt 9uaet Comm, iom Ser
pgida fan pGre Sporg5maal ON. Celtic
menterre ueLlem StoreperRe Seattle Oh
Sacomd ruuot S%maabperrc Iupalup /
&ierce 60, allburu og Sent / Sing Co.,
er fnnIfc minOre fienhte, men ber ogIou
toges meh. Scr or life aleuc en- bel Sci
goot, ~antageIigt af BET be0Ite "Ribers
Go~ttonlou0", boor 0er relies n1eacl
¨e, % buor 8nrmerre foreoriot gipr
bet 9o6t, iier Ueb at brioe a~IminoeIig
Sarraiug men ogiaa 6eIduo er Der tiloel3
al bet beoite, ie9 ~uo9eniinbe bar feet, %
frIees for6nlSSpi5 biQtqcre emo Setnno
duoctitebs, iou CT omtKeut li9e bpnoigt
b~eIiggenNc, men life iao goot 9uno.
Ren6, iom t aarcuis jar iorutet pau
"8ioerbottomlauo runbt Der, men Iont
1dmttoia oaiad Far farnet cnoe( paa
Ssllaue, flyer, bette or tilSeIs ontreut
iaa goot Birmingham iom nrontc
"9tinerbottomlano - ScrtiI fummer: Mt
t. gr. | Cues Greet (ioR or ct itdnbitds
pif Excitement eftfpr 9eut) CT - fors
loen en- Sbinglemcle % ire SngmsIsr
- ct Gbeeiefaetors og / Sent oct itsrite
"@onbcnieo Rilf Bnctorp" paa apitet,
iua Sarmerne bar ocu bcbIte a%nlebniua
at i9lge al ben ReIf, DC fan proSucere;
at / git for og Iige iub til Settlemeutet
or 9Rtueb1en 8tacf Siamoub, at fer or
Selefon og at Der bncr Sitne gnar cleft
triIfe S%poroogue inabeIlom Sernbaucs
trru meIlem rGbnte Sturbner meo Stops
peitcSer pep Sent, ION li9gcr omtrcni
rIiot iulenem S~torb1crne, at bet er / oct
rtiuoftc %inuoipuIie, at en- triitclig Setz
iiole. iom Der leu9e bar bGret Tpr6anoIet
ont at bbg8e oeb 8uget Souno, 6Iir bbgs
Get aeb Sent. Sen Sorcnebe airfes BE
nigbeDer berube bar rerlig meo Itaioris
let sicrtogne 8auec erflGret Jig for
Sent ion en- at sc met moraIite OF ceus
trale Steoer, (p9 bet er 10 i~eIbiast. at
Reuiebebsrne. Der egentIig ifal bpgac
og BRUCE Sfolen for i'm llngboHt, 6ct
or ielpia8t. Tiger ri. at oeres Billie, Tom
er ben heieite Chronological Der. maa tas
ees tiIfelee. J moSiat Sab bill ma itaa
/ Sare for, at Stolcn life cmiattes meo
bsu Siprlisbeo os Siaib og iaar Den
Stsfte, BEN bbr BABE o. iaa inare trens
Ger, on ben itnI ioare til Seuiigteu) /; at
Der er forbpIOsSis sobe @eie. Sfoler,
Sirter, norlie, ~inenife op iinife - enoHu
oiitnct imaa = ReuisbeSer. gnbber bill
ha %forftaa, bi er life itecnlpSerliq Be-
banolet, og at bette % andre SettIemens
ter runot Der | etbuert Sab tnaler ut
fGttes peo Siben af - for life Of Iige
fcrau De fprit, j ~forbisnnenSe nGpnie
RpbssSer. geo antomiten I'll SedttIe
for Here Gar iioeu bIeu Sent msb Gms
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-02
1yru 9gun Gountp, g,tnu.

2Dou gourtn or ~6eIiggetioe / Sen fBSs
oeitltge Sci al Stateu, is gtil fra Gas
totalinieu % As WRil fra Soma 2tuicu
9ets @eliggen6eo er ca. LIPS 600 ooe,
Sopet, paa bet 5sioeorag, Der taIoel
"9otculis oes 1rairies". % Tom aStiuer
g2iSiisiippi og 3isiouris 5IoSeus @anoe
! 1862, ba Siour SubiauerreS lIobruo
fanct Steo. families Der INN Ct Gar ~Srns
bling Roits~, bpnr bisie rsoe 1lrno bort
trifcbe fine gRinfs og 6tteritiuo, Siour-
Snoiauerre lsneoe Der bd TOM | Ell Bds
raois. inpeSe o. ~"trappebe" al 6ierteus
gbit og Ioses mcS Gbippepas Stammcn
fra SEN norbIige Sci az Staten, Tom
ofte Tom berbeu for at foretage iine Ger
iiuaer.
Sc fgrte buiSe Setttcre tom bib
sunni 1867 og en- aoIoui ~auIugbes
Sofpn OF 9pnS. men Oct bar BOG life fer
ct Rdr gar fenere. at SuouuuOriugclI
b~eaprote for aIpor.
I 1870 ubu9ouie Statens @ubcru6r
ire GonmisitoHGrer. Guotter % Sberiff.
tom orsaniiereoe Gouutnet; ON 5eiteu
boI6tes BET ferite G%ountrpnlg, beo boiliet
rs Stenmcr taiteoes. Ere &ar ieuere
ieucre bleb be beitlige iemten Scipuibips
reorganiieret iont eincolu gountp.
6ereftsr gif Gpiettliuseu iremao meo
raIte 5friot. @inora & Ct. Better Rp.
bIep bppget tiolie / 70saarene. o9 gper
beebnSte at bInmitre irem. gountpiGoet
bar for Set isrite benIaet til 9pno. men
peS gnguirgeu df opeuu9onte 9are bIeo
BET iorilnttet til Wnribnu.
9auSet Der ! 2poH Golrtp beitaar al
~apaing Proirie". RIG, fort NaIeioro
meo 2erbuno. &c imaa Snoieer sr for
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-02
eaan On Slnnbcr.

9eqr 90 SfaSoer er Sataus Sob.
iaalrHge ban radoer pad Soroeu.
GaHbbeo fororeie3 og IbosS ueo,
iligt er mn Satans Groen.
Ten SGnSbeS ffal ieirc haa 2sar tiliioit;
tbi, er on big iutet oubt bebioit.
ftaa fat. ON iaa SetoeSe truert
Snurit3 8isier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-02
Set ! Glpamst, @linn.

9a ieg bar left | flerc uorIfe IpiIer
on mango f7be Mnifeitcr pdd forifieli9c
Steber / anterifa. fan lea iortrIIe, at ~
Der | glcquct, @inn., oqiua bar ferret
Den 17be @iui. Seinipu 2oee go. 10,
SsnHer al Nor9e, gloquet. baoee arrans
seret en- 17oe Ntoifeit paa Gins Sdn.
SoIbeia 2ose. Sptre al Nor9e, Gloauet.
Roroeu 2oee. Ssuuer al Norge, SdaEs
Ian iamt Silour Soee. Setre al 3orge,
SdjdnIan beGrebe os meh tit Rrrnrr,
@i bapbe fulot Sns, ca. 800 RcHHeifer,
Sfaubiuaoer og Gn,eritarere. &rueroms
met anbnebes al Gldnttn3 CrteIter, &us
lntb, Der ipileSe ga hi cIifer bette Gans
Set" % belle Soriamfiuaeu reiite Tia. 90
BEN gnmIe patre RatipraIiung Ieh uooosr
SaIleu. SIR. Sobn3 SenSpolb, SnInib,
1bolbt SaIeu pao cpgeIit bpori ban taItc
ont 9or9e 90 Def liorife golf beIt fra
Clap Srbeoaion og Char Eantbariti9ls
bes SiS. &rof. S5eo. 8eimeitao bolot
5aIen paa norf, % 1au begpubte meS
Set pafre &ers:
Ser Iieeer ct 2nuo MOB ben ebi9e Sre;
3 Henuerue fun CT Ger Saarfio at ie
90 Sapct gaar bel mco Stitprieben.
60 eIifet CT 2oubet iom Ytor of Seu."
8etureitab edu % ogida en- Gel Sos
loer, saurIe pofre, uorife Relobicr. Oct
boIot Soriamlingen / Ruuterbeo Ben belle
after. ga ban tom til "g9 aieta SuId
/ femten aar", brnpcNe SitbeIeu lss, %
ban n1datte natirIiui8 ipuse flere "bo
eapo". 8eiten. at aiteuen forleb meS
Iuiif 90 Gang til 81. ~.
Oct er bel life pad LANCE Siber, at
t7be @ai bar nrret feiret meo idd flor
@eeeiitring bpcr'en / Norge eIer bIanot
NorbmGnb / amerifa iom MI. o9 set CT
mig fiGrt at mebosIe, at 5i Der / GIos
quet, enbifient mn Ell Iioen Slot RorSs
mrub, boiler BEN TIDE Wai Tom Dor
fisrite Seitbag. SIao 9iibect.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-02
Set { etmrseOn Cafe, eloper Co., &inu.

@i feireoe Der en- meget peanffet 17be
Rai. Soften bpINtes bos Orr. Reis. o.
Suenife og 9arte iaapeIiom Rorite
mebte op ps oft tnOeSe paa. at gui9bso
er iterf; tbi ale tng Sci i Yrogranmet,
os alt bIeo uofsrt meget bra. Soften
aabnebes meS SaIut ST.. 10; bernrit
blen Der nf belle MImueu ipnset:
"gfiqom @atfar % 9erg utmeo Sabet
6eber 3orbmnnneu feuget i'm Seim.~
Sangen lebebeS al Ttr. 8nffe. SER
paa ff hi Seittalen al Der. Sans 5elpes
ion ,ue ON Den Sale ban boIht fan bet
iises, at Den bar babe goo, intereSiaut
90 beIrrenbe, og iea tror, pi er ale euigc
ONT, at beore Gale bar hi life Bert pnd
beme SIDE at ct. Saul, o9 Den bill i~iifert
Iruae minocs Der / Ggnen. Yda Otter
miooagen baboc hi anplsb, fsrit for ale
ODER 40 Var. iiben for ale intge ga9no;
beruGit "Eue Of @ar", og oct bar rigtig
en- emit at fe; ale iparfebe og orog, Tom
on De babe brret @isrue.o q Inn gtoros
mGnb fan barre iaa tdpre. &binoerue
baobe osiaa Sport. for De bar at iarrntc
Blob og biloe otfc itoa tilbaee. 8eiteu
al 9asen benbttcoe5 iii Gang os Saler.
os oeribIaast III 5i o8iaa en- SaIe at gRr.
8offe. g. 8. 8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-02

mrs. 2cuis grnet. Gpanspile. 9un.-
1Spliiters "Jiodpg Mountain 5ea" or Romgr.
let. @lgr Snae irilfe. aursrte mig. aaar
oft aupet los fell 5be etIsr Tablets.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-02

egn at en- peItienSt ncrif Brett paa Bore
ipsrsielt irrlis rront og drbefulet mig
Oar ansret paa, at ies life auerebe bd
baIste Sent. men ct annet Steo, 90 fsri
for ca. 2 gar iiben boiatte mig Der, bpo,
ieg liter mig benre Ell nuget dnSet StcS
beroner. g. q. Ssrebse.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-02
pramtebos for l9o4-leo5,
Pf8nltepes for l9dS-l9o3,
Sorr,ilies
GGsnine
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S3sr nss prrmishas for iee4-tees'
l5 er mn fsrais ita Gvyassriei, Dst
er Seu IoSe | Isftsu al etsie pspnLsrs
'iarhFssr, os esns ~JnaheIe er liss taa
rtehsIaist atperIsHae % interesfaHt fem,
SsHs 5erglsngeres. der er oett
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-17
Railway Delegates See Crash.

A railroad collision for the benefit of the
delegates to the international railway con-
gress who visited Pittsburg, was given yes
terday afternoon by George Westinghouse,
The collision took place on the Interworks
railroad, which Is owned by the Westing
house interests. In addition to the 800 dele
gates there were 500 invited guests present.
A train composed of fifty steel cars which
had just been received from the works was
divided into three parts Two of these parts
were left standing on the track, a space of
about fifty yards dividing them. The third
section. 10 which the engine was attached.
was then drawn down the tracks distance
OF two miles. The engineer pulled the throt-
tie wide oren and jumped off and the sec
ton of the train crashed into the station
airy cars while running at speed of forty
miles an hour.
There was CULVER. the three sections
united automatically and then settled down
On the tracks without any damage having
been done. The cars and the engine were
equipped with friction draft gears, which
absorbed the strain.
The sanac experiment was repeated the
second time single phase electric iocomo-
tiye being used II was equally successful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-17
HAVE YOU "NERVES P"

The Of the American woman is nerves.
Nerves wear you out, bodily and mentally.
Nerves fill the cemeteries with broken coll
umns and the sanitariums with melancholy wrecks
Nerves. cause many women agonizng palms
every month that entirely needless.
The cue for nerves" is Cardui-and the culti-
walton of repose.
II you will remember that every little useless
movement uses up force, you will learn how
to economixe. instead Of wasting one Of the most
important of your vitality.
II you will take Cardui whenever you are In
pain. irritable, nervous. weak or out of sorts,
you will find 1t easier to get over the bumps
Ia this worlds toboggan.
Cardui is tonic remedy, with valuable medici-
nal curative effect upon all women's weak organs
and nerves.
1t regulates and strengthens the female func-
tons. 1t cures pain and tones up the uterine
muscles.
1t pulls up falling womb.
Cardui and the simple life have performed many
wonderful cures women whom doctors had given
up.
Try cardni for your trouble 1t never disap-
points.
At all drug stores in one dollar bottles. with
full directions for use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-17
PROTEST OF NO AVAIL.
Decision of Corporation Counsel as to
Proposed Building.

Frank w. Hackett recently protested to
the Commissioners against the proposed
erection of an apartment house on the lot
Immediately east of premises 1418 M street
northwest on the ground that part of the
proposed structure would face on an alley
in violation of a recent act of Congress.
The protest was referred to the corpora
ton counsel, and the Commissioners were
advised that the law does not prohibit the
construction of apartment houses under the
conditions cited in the protest.
THE protest." says the corporation coun-
sci, lis based upon the provisions of the
act of Congress regulating the construc-
ton of buildings along alleyways in the
District of Columbia, approved July %. 1892.
1T is suggested he continued that the
rear portion Of an apartment house built
upon said lot will be built from point ITO
feet south of the building line of M street
along a forty-fve-foot alley which does not
run straight to and open at right angles
upon one of the public streets bordering
the square in which such alley is located,
and that this would be in violation of the
proviso contained in said TOT Congress,
namely:
That no dwelling house hereafter erect
ed or placed in any alley shall in any case
be located less than twenty feet back clear
OF the center line of such alley, SO as to
give at least thirty-foot roadway and FIVE
feet on each side of such roadway clear for
walk or footway, and that it shall be I'M
lawful to erect or place a dwelling house
on or along any alley which does not run
straight to and open at right angles upon
one of the public streets bordering the
square in which such alley is located, with
at least one exit fifteen feet in the clear
1.-The contention is that apartment
house consists of front suite and a rear
suite, separate and distinct from each
other; that the front may be a dwelling
house on the street and the back dwelling
house on the alley; that all the rear part
of an apartment house, IL 1t run along an
alley, is just as much built on that alley
as the front of 1t is built on the street.
las 1 understand 1t, the object of Con-
gress in its legislation was to prevent the
erection of dwelling houses in certain al
leys, described therein, for police and sani-
tary purposes.
'rhe act was not designed, and has never
been construed to inhibit the building Of
a dwelling house with its front upon a
street and having its side or rear wall
along an alley; and since the passage Of
the act such buildings have always been
allowed.
II am unable to see any such substantial
difference between an ordinary dwelling
house and an apartment house as would
allow the one and prohibit the other.
"As at present advised am of the Gpin-
ion that said act of Congress does not pro-
hibit the erection of such an apartment
house as proposed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-17
Sailed for New York.

The steam yacht valcour. Capt. Rock
well, sailed yesterday afternoon for New
York, where she will spend the summer
The yacht is owned by Representative
S;bley of Pennsylvania, and has wintered
here for the past two seasons. her owner
using her for infrequent trips on the river
1t is stated that this will be the last sea-
as her owner expects to dispose of her
during the coming summer, and will pur-
chase In her place large auxiliary power
boat. Mr.. Sibley has recently purchased
property on the Carolina sounds and his
boats will in future winter there
The yachts Vesta and Christobel, which
came into port Monday, sailed yesterday for
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-17
HELD FOB BANK ROBBERY.
Two Men and Woman Arrested in
New York With Outfit.

New York detectives arrested two men and
a woman yesterday. who, they allege. were
the ringleaders of a gang that robbed the
private bank of E. c. Brewer. in Gilbert
vile, N. Y, recently of about 10000 The
detectives also captured what is said to be
the most elaborate set of bank burglars
tools ever taken to police headquarters.
The robbery occurred-eariy on the morn
ing of May 9. The residents of the town,
reused by the blowing open. of the safe,
attempted to stop the burglars, but were
fought or The telegraph and telephone
wires were cut, and the robbers made good
their escape.
The prisoners gave their names as Ed
ward Watson thirty-one years old, a mu-
stefan, who, the police say, has the alias OF
Wilson; Mabel Watson, twenty-one years
old, supposed to be his wife, and John Null
iin twenty-five years old. painter. All
three were arrested in house on West
10th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-17
Father Johns Medicine Contains Solid

Nutritious ingredients which nourish the blooj
s~i nerves. Not temporary tonic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-17
Improvements at Colon and Panama

Plans for the enlargement of the termi-
nal and dock facilities at Colon and Pana-
ma, and the double tracking and re-equip-
ment of the road. cntailing an expenditure
of approximately $2,00O000. were approved
by the board Of directors of the Panama
Railroad Company at meeting in New
York yesterday. 1t was stated unofficialiy
by one of the directors present that the
question of rates was discussed, but that no
action was taken The meeting, which was
called to clear up pending matters prepare
tory to the departure for the isthmus of
Gov. Magoon and Chief Engineer Wallace,
who sail tomorrow, continued all day. In a
formal statement, given out at the conciu-
sion of the meeting, it was announced that
the board had investigated the question OF
securing additional ships of American reg
istry, but had been unable up to tie pres
ent time to find any such vessels OF salts
factory size and character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-17

And know that the work done there
is the best that can be turned out.
Our jewelers. have gained their ex-
perience in the foremost factories fr
the country, and are aided by every
appliance that tends to perfect their
work.
Special design work is a feature,
too
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-17

A private telegram from St. Louis an
nounced the sudden death there of Col. W.
u. Wilmere OF Lexington, one of. the most
.KeutnnlkH-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-17

The senate has rejected the appeal of
ivan Kaleief, who assassinated Grand
Duke Sergius at Moscow, and has, con-
firmed the sentence Of death imposed upon
him.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-06-23
MOROCCO SENDS INVITATION.
United States Asked to Participate In
Proposed Conference.

United States Asked to Participate In
Proposed Conference.
Washington, June 21.-The state de-
partment has received a dispatch from
MIR. Gummere, minister to Morocco,
transmitting a request from the gov
eminent of Morocco that the United
States participate in q conference on
the affairs of that country. The re-
quest is similar to that which has been
sent to other governments.
The reply of the United States was
discussed at the cabinet meeting, but
no decision was reached because the
United States first desires to know
the scope and purpose of the confer
ence. Other governments have re-
piled in substance that If all the great
powers participated they would also
accept.
The interests of the United States
are only commercial, it is said, while
those of Germany and France are po-
litical. Consequently the United States
does not have such interest in the con
ference as the governments of Eu-
rope.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-06-23
BRITISH ARMY SCANDAL.
Opposition 6ombards Premier BaIfoul
With Questions.

Opposition sombards Premier saIfous
With Questions.
London, June 21.-The house Of
commons reassembled during the day
after the Whitsuntide holidays and the
new speaker, Mr.. Lowther, was In
stalled after a brief ceremony In the
house of lords, at which the royal ap.
proval of Mr.. Lowther's selection wal
announced.
The opposition Immediately there
after bombarded the government with
questions about the army stores scan.
dal and Premier Balfour announced
that the government had placed the
papers connected with the a in the
hands of the director. of public prose
cutions. The latter, however, consid.
cred that the papers did not reveal
any ground for criminal prosecution.
The censured officers had been re-
lieved from their duties. MI. BalfouI
added that he proposed to appoint a
select committee of the house Of com.
mons to deal with the matter.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-06-23
CHARGES AGAINST ASSISTANT
sEcRETARY,oF STATE HELD
TO BE UNFoUNDED.
PRESIDENT DECIDES BowEn's FATE
FORMER MINISTER TO vENEzu.
Ella TO BE DROPPED FROM
DIPLOMATIC SERVICE.

Washington, June 21.-It can be
stated on official authority that the
Loomis-Bowen case not, only has been
settled finally SO far as the admins
tration is concerned but settled in
favor of Mr.. Loomis. The charges
against Mr.. LOOMS, for which Minis
ter Bowen practically stood, are de-
clared to be without sufficient founda-
tion in fact to be worthy of further
consideration. Secretary Taft's re-
port to the president will show this.
Some criticism of Mr.. Loomis was
made at the meeting of the cabinet
during the day, but it was not of q
nature to reflect in any way on his
integrity.
The charges against Mr.. Loomis are
discussed fully in the report of Secre-
tary Taft, but the report contains no
recommendation as to Minister Bowen.
The understanding between the presi-
dent and Secretary Taft was that the
secretary should inquire into the
charges against Mr.. LOOMS and that
In the end the president himself would
dispose of the case so far as it re-
lates to Mr.. Bowen.
Mr.. Bowen will be arraigned for in
subordination, criticised for his action
in the pending CASE and, finally,
dropped from the diplomatic service of
the country.
1t is expected that President Roose-
welt will issue a statement covering
the case completely.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-06-23
AwEDisH COUNCIL OF STATE AP.
PROVES PROPOSAL FOR Dis
SOLUTION OF UNION.
WOULD MAINTAIN AuIcABlE RELATIONS
RlksDAG ASKED FOR AUTHORITY
TO ENTER INTO NEGoTlA-
TIoNs WITH NORWAY.

Stockholm, Sweden, June 21.-The
council of state, at a meeting during
the day, adopted a proposition which
will be presented to the riksdag. Ac-
cording to the best information the
main points are that Sweden refuses
to recognize the n sided dissolution
of the union by the %storthing, but the
government asks the riksdag for au-
thority to enter into negotiations with
Norway iii order to establish the basis
for a dissolution on which both coun-
tries can mutually agree and the am
icable relations of the two countries
be maintained.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-06-23
CONTEsT NOTICE
Department of the Interior,
T1nitaH Skataa T.nnd OHANo navi1e

Department of the Interior,
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this Office by Harley d. Simmons contestant,
against ms Homestead "a S Sntry Nc; Soe2s made April
ton so, township $50 n. range 70 W., by Albert
o. Sleen contestee, in which it is alleged that
he knows the. present condition of the same;
done i said dr tract ct;t that he e' has cha Nssfi lis a resi-.
dence therefromf for more than six months since
making said entry; that said tract is not settled
upon and eultivated BY said party as required
there, are no improvements on the said tract
and the whole thereof is wild and unused in
any manner whatsoever; and that said alleged
of the United States as q private soldier, officer
seaman or marine, during the war with Spain
States @ssy b engaged; said parties are here
dence touching said allegation, at 10 O'clock
notary E; On p aSSlly is st lis aso Slt Ss5e st A &; a; ae0f Se,.t E
Dakota, and that final hearing will be held at
10 O'Clock q. M. on the 9Th. day Of July 1906,
sfs4 Pc t the fe %ga i s; and %a Rs,ce issEs at The As,t Hui ted
The said contestant, having, in proper affi.
'davit fled April y, 1875, set forth facts which
dered and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
Ole Serumgard, Register.
It appearing to the satisfaction Of this Office,
from the foregoing affidavit OF. the plaintiff in
the above entitled contest, that q personal. SER
v1ss OF 1.-THE the 9 9Sa Ss 81 ssaa e; contest tS;a s can not + 9 e
hereby ordered that the notice Of said contest
be served upon the defendant by publication,
p~ursuant.to the rules Of practise in such cases
Devils Lake, North Dakota, April@, 1905.
~ Ole Sernmgard, Register.