davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-05
BJoRNSON UTTALAR SIG.
unionens upplosning, %dynastiens
s%talIning.

Bj0rnstjerne Bjornsson har samti-
digit i Aftonbladet i Stockholm och At
tenposten i Kristiania offentliggjort
en- artikel, i hvilken han forfaktat den
asigten att fragan ON ~unionens upp-
l0sning Dor UNDERSTANDS norska folket
genom val. Han yttrar i bemalda ar
tikel bl. a.:
Mar sanktion a stortingets enstam-
MICA beslut ON eget norskt konsulat-
vasen vagrats i Sverige, da bora vi
ga yidare genom folket i val. Lagens
vag upp till var h0gsta myndighet.
Da Wilma vi den acknowledgements,
som ALA ha respekt for, och uniOnen
loser sig i EFT aftal mellan folk och
folk, utan andras inblandning. Jag
kanner ju Ell stamningen i Norge for
ogonblicket. Jag vet Ell hvad som hal
Ter folket borta fran denna breda, fred
salla vag. Jag har hort sagas, att Diet
ar langtan att bli fri fran svenska
dynastien samtidigt med unionen. Det-
DOoluJSI OIu csc hOl ShI hOllSuldlNd-
sen.
jag sager for min del, att jag for
star civilian mot en- dynasti, som all
It'd f%0rsvinner i Sverige, mar vi ha
NEST behof af den, sa att vi faktiskt
sta der utan statschef. Norska folket
ar i slit stora flertal republikanskt,
huru mycket valvilja man an hyser
for konungahusets medlemmar och i
synnerhet for dess chef. Folket kan
ner sig uppIyst och rattankande nog
for att styra sina egna saker utan
hjalp af nagon kung. Men dock me-
mar jag, att 0fvergangen skall bli oss
lattare, ON vi lata fragan ON dynasti-
en- fara. ON Diet visar sig, att det att
ha en- gemensam kuug med Sverige
medf0r sina olagenheter och ger anne
till kif, hvilket jag for min del tror,
sa ar Diet dock battre att lata dem, som
kOmma efter Oss. afg0ra fragan. Ha
vi i 2O-de arhundradet hunnit sa langt,
att EFT upplyst folks h0gtidliga folk
omrostning kan. lyfta en- union af dess
hakar, sa ma en- ofvervaldigande folk
omr0stning ocksa kunna bringa till
stand en- vanskaplig skilsmassa mel
ia kan namligen icke ske utan bryt-
ming med bagge, mar sanktion vagrats
Ian konung och folk. Delta ar allenast
en- inre ungelagenhet."
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-05
MAJvAKA.

M svepes den trolska och majljusa
natten
kring vida vatten,
och %fjardarne glansa | gyllenbrand.
Sa lemna, du kara, de gamla 1 salem
och foil mig till dalen,
till vixen och julien, som vantar vid
strand.
Sa ljufligt Diet ar med vannen vid sida,
1 dr0mmar IA glida
majvaka ut Oliver vindtyst fjard.
Det glanser som guild 0fver himla-
hagen,
och guldrod star wagon,
son ginge pa skimrande moln var
fard.
Sa dr0mmande lust Diet blir / mitt
slime.
M thar derinne
ALT vinternattkulet, ALT fruset och
hardt.
ON ocksa var fard omkring jorden sig
spunne,
EFT land vi eli funne
sa varfagert, harligt och lust, son
vart.
Ma Aroma hvila! / matt ma vi drom-
ma,
du trogna och 0mma,
den sista bland ungdomsvakorna ut:
Till allvarets kamp oss lifvet smart vi
ger
med sol, SON stiger;
var ungdoms varljusa saga ar slut.
Jean Auguste.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-05
UNIONSk RiSEN.

H. X. H. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS har
i sammansatt svenskt och norskt stats
rad den 5 April haft f0ljande utta-
lande:
Jag har i dag kallat eder till SAM
mansatt statsrad for att till eder CORA
foljande framstallning. Jag uppmanar
harmed de F0renade Rikenas statsrad
att, a omse sidor utan ensidigt fast
hallande af forut intagna standpunk-
ter, omedelbart upptaga fra och van
skapliga f0rhandlingar a~ngaende en- ny
ordning af ALA u~nionela angelagenhe-
ter med den grundprincipen, att full
likstallighet mellan landerna Dor So
kas ~genomf0rd.
Den vag. som jag anser man Dor
valja och pa hvilken man, med god
villa pa omse sidor, enligt min asigt
kan vinna en- for ALA parter fullt till
fredsstallande losning af svarigheter-
ma, ar denna: gemensam utrikesmini-
ster, svensk eller nOrsk man., ansyarig
infor bagge rikena eller inf0r en- ge-
mensam institution, sarskildt konsulat-
vasen for hvartdera riket, dock sa, att
konsulerna i ALT hvad som angar for
hallandet till frammande makter bora
sta under utrikesministerns ledning
och kontroll.
ON under acknowledgements gang en-
AMMAN form skulle kuuna finnas for
ordnandet af de unionela angelagenhe-
terna, dock alltid med bibehallande
AT gemensamheten / UNDERSTANDINGS
handhafvande och ward som EFT DETER
gifligt villkor for u~nionens %bestand,
sa f0rklarar jag mig harmed beredd
| att taga afven densar:ma under allvar
ligt 0fvervagande."
Verdens Gang och Morgenblader
skrefvo den 6 April: Enligt forljudan
de har den norSka statsradsafdelnin
| gen / Stockholm, efter kOnferens met
| regeringens chef i Kristiania, hos ko
nungen pa Diet entragnaste afradt OF
| lSLlllSSOI dlluSl I'll NOup AhSShiSSSA
tens uttalande imam den norska rege-
! ringen fat anledning afgifva Diet i
g~rundlagen bestamda be~tankandet i sa-
ken.
Morgenbladet hade vidare erfarit att
Diet i sammansatt statsrad icke tatta,
des beslut ON offentliggorande at Diet
vid tillfallet florida protokollet, i Diet
att norska Observation-Disclosures beslot
motsatta sig delta, men kronprinsen,
regenten forbeholl sig, trots norska
Observation-Disclosures protest, att of
fentliggora slit eget f0rslag.
Roster fran utlandet.
Med %anledning at II. X. II. Kron
prinsen-Regentens diktamen uppmanal
London Times i en- artikel svensks
och norska statesman att ofvervaga
kronprinsen-regentens uppenbarligeI
pa billighet grundade (reasonabIe1 for
Stag / Stamina anda AT moderation ocl
klokhet, SON kronprinsen-regenten lag
/ dagen.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-05
vALBoRGSMHSSEAFToN
UPSALA.

bet ar alton. Folket strommar
Ut pa gator och pa tory,
Medan Fyrisstadens borg
Slumrar rem / ljusa dr0mmar.
Solen gait till hvila redan
Bakom moln i vester der.
Och | stadens m0rker har
Lyktorna fatt lysa sedan.
Uppat Carolinabacken
Styr jag nina steg / qvall,
Kanner mig sa glad och sail.
yinden flaktar kali | nacken. -
Tyst! Helt sakta toner ljuda
Langt 1 fjarran. Dane lik",
Denna sang pa kansla rik
Kommer pulsarne att sjuda.
bet studenter ar SON sjunga;
Och for hvar sekund som gar
Mera styrka sanger far.
Hitat MARINA sig de unga.
Hvilken syn! Der mere bolja
Invita- mossor. Fler och fler
Dyka upp, jul mer jag ser!
Fanorna de troget folja.
Xnda upp till slottet tagar
Skaran, imam den g0r halt.
Skenet klart fran eldar lagar
Der pa Staten 0fver ALT.
Hair pa stadens stolta holder
Folk / ifrig vantan star.
Har skall helsas Nordens var,
Har skall sjungas varens frojder.
Smart man h0r de kanda toner:
20, hur harligt majsol ler!"
Jag / tankarne den e
Strala klart / hogre zoner. -
Sa EFT lefve hojs for warren
AT en- stamina, ung och klar,
Och da hurrar hela karen,
Ekot 0fver Staten far.
Och mar "H0r oss Svea" skallar
Maktigt uti qvallens frid,
Manande ill kamp och strid,
Hors fran slatten dofva knallar.
An en- gang fran kullens rand
Kraftigt h%urraropen brusa,
Denna gang for kung och land.
Tradens kronor sakta susa.
Alt en- sallsam tjusning far.
Hvilken tafla! Hvilka minnen!
Hvita m0ssor, unga Sinner,
Valborgseldar, sang och var!
G. On.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-05

Men om warren, da paskliljornas It'd
ar inne, brukar syster Bina ofta vail
farda till en- namnl0s graf pa Upsala
Och hvarje gang har hon
med sig en- blomma, blot en- enda, att
pryda den med. Sa far Gustaf Roos
sin onskan uppfylld annu efter OGDEN.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-05
EN-

Warren dir har.
Titta, hur grona han backarna klar.
Sc, hur han sol later lysa,
STRATA och mysa.
Sc bara pa,
Hur han med sippor bad Invita- och bla
Mattan i bjorklund broderar,
Skog dekorerar.
Alltid han var
Manniskan kar uti barndomens da'r.
Gubben med silfrade haren
Ock alskar warren.
Porlande back
Hoppar bland stenar sa yster och
kack,
Tack ware warren, som smalte
Marsisens battle.
Harliga var!
Tacksamt for dig nina strangar jag
star:
Sjalen som nyf0dd ar vorden,
Skon synes jorden.
Tack for hvart stra
Glansande gront emot himmelen bla!
Xfven for sippan | fracken
Hjartligt hat tacken.
G~ustavus.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-05
"BLoTT EN- ENDA."

r,varf3r f0raldrarne safvo henne
namnet Columbine kan jag icke saga.
Mahanda var Diet remiscenser fran ma
gon roman, hvars harliga hjaltinna
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-05

Sag ej att Diet ar tyst i de d0das
hem! De d0da tala nog, och hvad de
tala tranger till marg och ben. Hvarje
godhet, son du med hardhet bemott.
hvarje smekning du med k0ld besva-
rat, derom talar Diet finaste stra ur
den grona torfvan, Diet minsta korn 1
den svarta null. LEI derfor sa med de
lefvande att du utan angest kan tala
med de doda.
Siffror tala, sager man. Det har till
och med handt att nollor hallit myc-
ket granna tai.
Mar saknade man erfarenhet och
klokhet? | gar. Mar anser man sig
vara i besittning deraf? l dag.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31
Pumice Stone.

A valuable deposit of pumice
stone has been discovered on the
places of J. S. Akers and W. E.
Salter, eleven miles north of Mem
phis. Mr.. Salter and Mr.. Akers
have leased one half interest in the
deposit to the Fl. Worth and Den
yer R. r. Co., and Messrs. A. j.
Fires of Childress and Willingham
of Wichita Falls. These parties
will begin operations at once TO de-
velope the deposit and if the stone
is found in sufficient q antities they
will put in big outfit to get out
the stone and prepare it for market
The stone is said to have a very
high commercial value for various
purposes. Memphis Herald.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31

from So to IS more per head than
they sold for at this time last year,
and our friends who come down
here to buy must concede this
point, which in itself justifes the
advanced price demanded by the
Texas producer,
Il think some of the estimates
given out as to the number OF
steers that will he offered for sale
above the quarantine line this
spring is quite excessive, some OF
the figures have seen placing the
number of twos as high as 10000
In my judgment there will not be
exceeding $4,000 head of twos Of
fered for sale above the quarantine
line, and the number of yearlings
in the same territory will not ex-
coed 10000, and many of the
latter will not be offered for sale at
any price.
The calf crop for the past year
has been very short out in the
range country. and much of it has
been shipped to market, There
can be no doubt Of the fact that
Texas is very short on all classes
of cattle this spring, and prices at
which our stuff is sold must be bet
ter than those prevailing last year
at this time.
Other leading cattlemen inter-
viewed expressed about the same
opinion as Mr.. Robertson.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31
Feeding Cattle in the Panhandle

If you are hunting for the next
section of country that is going to
develop as a cattle feeder and fin
isher you want to head for the
Panhandle Of Texas. This was in
substance the language of j. w.
Dorr of Des Moines, Iowa, who
was a guest of the Transit house
last night Mr. Dorr is a cattle
man of wide travel and experience
and let loose an interesting talk on
Panhandle possibilities.
They raise plenty of ka!fir corn
out there" he said, and it makes
splendid food for cattle and hogs.
But the people out there have not
yet learned how to feed cattle.
Up here in the corn states when
the experienced cattle feeders gets
his steers on full feed he shovels
out corn to about the capacity of
the said steers appetite, and if he
is decent steer and weather is
right he will lay on fat at good
rate. Out there in the Panhandle
they get into the habit of shovel
ing out nothing more than an ap-
petite teaser and call it a feed.
have never been in country where
they had all conditions both for
raising and finishing cattle COM
bined as they have out there, but
we have not yet seen any finished
cattle coming from that country.
1t is because they have not learned
how to feed, y
The whole range of Mr.. DORIS
talk was full Of thought germi-
majors. In discussing the feeding
proposition in the corn belt states
he says: No more long feeding
for me, have quit carrying cattle
through the long winter months
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31
Interview on Cattle.

A telegram reporter obtained
the following from A. B. Robert
son of Colorado City at the Fort
Worth convention this week:
AS ! matter of fact, both year
lings and twos are much scarcer
than ever before known in Texas,
and this fact is known and con-
coded by the buyers. The range
country was never in better con-
dition than it is now at this season
of the year, and these conditions
not only obtained in Texas, but
they prevail throughout New Mex
leo and Arizona. Some of our cat
tie are thin, but early grass and
abundant grass is absolutely sure,
This is quite different from last
year, when many cattle we're sold
at sacrifice on account of the ap-
prehension of drouth. This spring
no man is compelled to sell his stuff
on account of lack of grass.
Texas has some young steers
to sell this spring. and expects to
sell them; but it may be safely and
positively asserted that she will
demand and receive more money
than was paid for the same class
of stuff last year. | think our cat
tlemen ought to have from $l4 to
SIS for their yearling steers, and
from Sl9 to $40 for their twos.
This same class of cattle on
the fat stock markets is bringing
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31

they would prove their inherent
goodness. This was the philoso-
ply of Victor Hugo as it was of
Jesus, and Les Miserable is the
sermon on the mount of fiction"
Jean Vatican spent nineteen
years in the galleys for stealing a
loaf of bread, We have no use for
the word "galleys" now. Thank
God, that is one word we have
struck from our law books, We
may measure the progress of our
race by the words which it out
grows. In the dictionary of the
future the obsolete mark will be
found after the words monopoly,
poverty, millionaire and gallows.
just as now we have relegated the
words galley and slave to the dead
language of a more boarbarous
time.
But let US not grow complaisant
The equality of men before the law
is still an ignorant or hypocritical
boast. The other day Congress
voted itself $4,000 mileage
money for a recesa which did not
occur. About the same time, it
was reported that a man in Dele
ware, after a trial which cost the
county 1925, was tied to a whip
ping post and logged by the warden
for stealing three mackerel valued
at twenty-seven cents. Who will
say that big thieves stand on an
eqality with little ones, or that
human rights are as sacred as pro-
'perty rights in the courts of our
land?'
Jean Vatican was angered that
society should deprive him of a
chance to work. He saw the bread
in the window, He thought as the
starving children at home. Withla
flash of resentment, he said: If
they will not let me work, I'll
steal. "
An imprudent act, you sayl
Yes, imprudent, but not wicked.
If there was any crime, it was the
CRIME Of society in doing what it
does even to this day-in permit
ting some to monopolize the COM
mon gifts of God, and condemning
others to beg or starve or steal"
Les Miserables tells of the hate
fulness of force, of the power of
love When will the world forget
that deathless story of the common
sorrows and the common hopes2
Jean Vatican and the Good Bishop
they are the children of a noble
geniusl These lives, exalted by
the greatness of their love and
their pity and their sorrows are
like the mountain peaks that rise
above the clouds of night. flashing
from their crimson heights, the
light of a better day. They tell of
the vast sunrise of liberty that is
yet to dispel the gloom Of ignorance
and shine upon world where laws
are just and men are kind
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31

Now that the public schools are
closing, many of their pupils and
teachers will enter the Roberts
Business College, Bowie, Texas,
for the purpose of preparing to
stand the Civil Service examina-
ton. They do this for the reason
that the government is several
thousand short of book keepers and
Stenographers, and the pay ranges
from $50 to 81 400 a year. Don t
you want to put youself in shape
for one of these POSITIONS If you
do, write Roberts Business college,
Bowie, Texas ;Chickasha, |. r., or
Shawnee, Okla. 25-2t
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31
LES MISERABLES.

SENTENCES from a lecture on Vic
tor Hugo's masterpiece, delivered
at the Vine Street Congregational
Church, Cincinnati, Ohio, by the
pastor, Herbert S. Bigelow:
The military hero is like a
meteor. With the flash of his
sword his glory is gone. For its
fighters the world has fulsome
praise and short memories. But
the thinkers and lovers OF man
kind shine as the stars in heaven. :"
Victor Hugo believed that in
every human soul there is a print
tive spark, divine element, incor-
ruptible in this world, immortal in
the next. He held that there was
in every man a angel whom .ignor-
ance could blacken and hate trans
form into a fiend of hell"
For the unfortunates, society
has hard judgments and prison
bars. Church and state unite with
hangmans moose and dungeon cell,
to condem and punish and kill these
miserable ones. For the disin-
herited children of hunger and neg
lect we build jails and scaffolds,
pausing once a week to worship
with Him who said. Judge not.
Resist not evil. Love your enc
mies!'
The slums have been made by
social injustice. Vice and crime
are but the vomt of the slums. 1t
is infamous for the state to punish
as criminals the victims of it's own
stupidity. What men need is not
law but liberty; justice and not
punishment. We're they truly free
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31
The Connay Mercantile Company for UpTo-Dae DRESS GOODS

Take a good thrifty steer weighing
around 1000 pounds right now
and the corn that it would have
taken to carry him through the
winter from December to March
and make small gain will carry
him through to the summer market
and make good fat beef of him.
| empty my feed lots in the fall and
fill them up again about this time
of year. That style of feeding
may not suit some people but it
suits me first rate. st. Joseph
Journal.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31
Pasture.

Three and one-half section pas
ture near Panhandle for rent, or
will pasture stock by the month.
Good fence, well watered and fine
grass. JUDsoN SKAGGs,
25-2t Panhandle, Texas.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31

For Sale Residence property on
corner Fillmore and Eleventh streets.
Residence is new and contains six
rooms and hall. City water. Lot
I2oxr2o, Cash preferred, terms if
necessary. Call on or write Mrs.
A. S. Dees. 23tf
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31

SEE OUR CLUB LIST in
this issue, for some of the best
Home. Stock, Ranch and Politi-
cal Papers which we give you at
greatly reduced rates.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31
Notice to Tax PAYERS.

Notice to Tax PAYERS.
All parties not having paid their
taxes are hereby notified than an
additional cost will be added after
April Ist 1905.
J. +, HUGHES,
22-4t Tax Collect tor.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31

THIS YEAR PROMISES to
be the best in the history of the
Panhandle. Let US, by our
united efforts make it so. We
can.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1905-03-31

THE COMPLETE Edition
of the HERALD is mailed every
Tuesday and Friday. If you do
not receive it promptly advise
us.
Smyrna times., 1905-11-15
CONGRESSMEN TAKEN OVER
NEW SMYRNA RIVER ROUTE
PLEASANT DAY SPENT FRIDAY IN VIEWING
CUTS MADE AND IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED
Senator Alice, Congressman Burton and Gov
erment Engineers Entertained on Steamsr
Brady by Smyrna Transportation Co.

United States Senator j. Frank AL
lee, Congressman H. X. Burton,
United States Engineer, MAJOR G.. A.
F. Flagler, Assistant Engineer W. 7.
Miller, were in town Friday where
they joined President H. NJ. Taylor,
Vice President George w. Remington
and Treasurer A. E. Jardine, of the
Smyrna Transportation & Manufactur-
ing Company on trip over the new
route recently made in Smyrna River.
The party left on Steamer G. T. Brady
at 12 O'Clock noon and had very sat
isfactory trip. The work now being
completed by the dredging machines,
under the appropriation recently
granted by Congress, was viewed with
interest and after Brickstore Landing
was passed it was shown how the route
could still be further shortened by the
cutting OF two or three more canals.
The Government representatives
seemed to be interested in all the needs
OF the river, and while they did not
express themselves, it is understood
they will do what they can to get the
necessary appropriation from Congress.
One of the most important needs
pointed out to the delegation was the
Ietty at the mouth of the river. The
building, of such structure as would
permanently remove the formation oil
sand bar, it is estimated will cos
acout $685. and with the canals thai
are needed, an appropriation will be
asked of the next Congress for $50,00(
to complete the improvement. The
distinguished party only went as far as
the Bombay Hook Lighthouse, where
teams met them to bring them back tt
Smyrna The day was pleasant ant
enjoyable and the prominent guest
were accorded an hospitable welcome
both on board of Steamer Brady an
by those who are interested in tn
Smyrna River Improvement.
Smyrna times., 1905-11-15
BURNED TO DEATH NEAR KENTON.
Little cOIOred Girl, Granddaughter Of Samuel
Seaney Fatally Burned While Playing.

KENToN, Nov. 14:-A horrible acci-
dent took place near Kenton yesterday
when a little colored girl, grand
daughter of Samuel Seaney residing
two miles from here was burned to
death. The girl had been to school
and shortly after returning she was
playing with some matches around the
fodder stack when she set fire to the
fodder. The blades of fodder being
unusually dry were consumed quickly
and before she could get away, the
flames ignited to her clothes and in
the space of few moments she was
burned to death. Her screams brought
helping hands but too late to be Of any
assistance. Wher the physician got
there her body was burned to crisp
and she was hardly recognized. The
horrible accident mas brought forth an
unusual amount of sympathy for the
family of the dead girl. A cOroner's
inquest was held and verdict Of ac-
cidental death was rendered.