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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-01
SHERB BECKER CALLS
ON BIG STICK CHIEF
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
New York, Sept. 1.-Milwaukee IS
"boy mayor,' Sherburn M. Becker, is
at the Waldorf Astoria. He is going
to Oyster Bay to call on President
Roosevelt, who. had Mr.. Loeb telegraph
him not to mind the. sign forbiddine
automobiles to enter the grounds al
Sycamore hill. Mr. Becker is so en-:
thusiastic motorist that he travelled
the 1900 odd miles from home to New
York in his own machine and he expects
to return in it. to Milwaukee, . J
,gs Mayor Becker, who will be 80 years
old next month, was Sat hon1e;' in
his rooms at the hotel last night for
an hour. He reminds one Of Mayor
Mcclellan, for whom; by the way, he
professed a warm admiration. -:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-01

In Women's Furnishings fall styles in Kid
Gloves, Neckwear and Hosiery, Fall weights in
Knit Underwear and Fall Corsets are shown in
a variety that will please visitors ,~~ss -
Mems Furnishings Boys clothing-Men Of
: taste and parents who appreciate clothing their
boys we'll for moderate outlay will appreciate
what we are doing in these departments this
fall. Ill.,
Millinery and shoes-Our millinery parlors are
already showing many clever creations in new
hats for fall The Sorosis Shoe Section on the
first floor displays lasts Of notable beauty
in these fine shoes.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-01
This Mad Drive Had Strange End

A mad drive that meant infinite peril
to: one participant and perfect safety
to another, is strikingly recounted by
D. F. Benson in his wonderful romance,
"The House Of .Defence,' which this
paper will publish serially and exclu-
The first installment will be issued Sun
day, Sept. 2. It is fifth of the Authors
and Newspapers associations notable
$150,000 series. -, ,.' - ,.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-01

In Women's Appare[New Suits, Coats Waists
and Skirts are here in large numbers. There is
a distinctive individuality about Dayton gar
ments that appeals to women of cultivated
taste The new Prince Chap, Pony and Box
Coat styles are shown here at their best. Girls
and misses needs receive much attention.
Rugs Curtains, Furniture For the. needs of the
home, Dayton's offers larger and better stocks
this fall than ever before The space for the
display of these goods has recently been consid-
erably increased You will find our prices sat-
isfactory. Large lines of House Furnishings,
Crockery, China and Glassware are kept in our
Bright Basement.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-01
9TH and Nicollet

sidewalk last winter, and the court
finds not only the damages awarded
excessive, but expresses considerable
doubt as to the liability of the city
for the condition Of the sidewalk on
which the accident occurred.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-01
dayton Dry Goods Co.

district bar filed a. decision yesterday
granting a new trial in the case Of
Anna Ecklund against the city of St.
Paul. Mrs. Ecklund recently recovered
verdict of $3,3O5.25 as the result Of
injuries sustained in a fall on an icy
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-01
Each night Of the Fair Sensational Amusement Programme
Electric Light, Concluding With Gregory's Moscow"

Reserved Seats
voege
Smith Hennepin
hold Hennep and 6th Bennington
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-01
EARTHQUAKE IN PRUSSIA.

Berlin, Sept. la dispatch from Ems. Prus
STA, says that an earthquake shock, extending
from south to north, was felt at GIG this
morning. Three further shocks are reported to
have occurred in the vicinity of Ems.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-01
Labor Day Rates.

The Minneapolis & ST.: Louis railroad
will sell round trip excursion tickets to
all points to which one way rate is Sc
or less at a rate Of fare and one-third
for round trip on Sept. l. to 8, .inclu-
sive. Limit for return Sept. 4.
Call on J., G.. Rickel, city ticket
agent, 424 Nicollet avenue, for particu-
lars, - 49,:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-01

We take great pains to make Hunt 8
Perfect Baking Powder absolutely uni
form--it is very carefully compounded
chemist, and packed by machinery.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-01
Dayton Dry Goods Co.
KING EDWARD A MouRNER,

N2N0 GO"A1SU a MVUHNEH,
Marienbad, Sept AFTER a brief service In
the chapel Of the cemetery, the body Of Lady
mier. was placed on board train and started
for London today. King Edward was among
the mourners in the funeral procession.
The Winslow mail., 1906-06-23
ManueIito News Items.
Special Correspondence.


Mrs. S. E. Aldrich and son.
Allie, were in town several
days last week.
Frank Walker, interpreter at
St. Michaels. spent few hours
here last Friday.
Mr.. W. A, Welch just return
ed from few days visit with
the San Franciscan Fathers at
ST. Michaels, Arizona.
Croquet seems to be the fash
ion at ManuelitO these long
summer evenings and the young
folks are becoming quite skill
full at it.
j. H. Graner, with the water
service outfit, arrived Saturday
morning aad will stay here sew
eral weeks working on springs
and pipe line.
Mrs. G. A. Henderson return
ed Monday noon from Flagstaff
where she had visited the past
week, and will now make her
parents few weeks visit.
Aldrich & Dodge's teams from
Round Rock, Arizona, came in
we'll loaded with blankets and
wool and started on their return
trip early Sunday morning.
Mr.. W. M. Griggs, of Topeka.
Kansas. spent last week here
buying horses from the Indians.
He obtained nearly a carload
which he takes back to Kansas
with him.
The Winslow mail., 1906-06-23

ings and the purple letters, B.
2. O. E. on the jackets. 1t is
almost exclusively an Elks
team and the order will certain
ly be there to boost its repre-
sentatives.
Keep this gala day in mind
and endeavor to educate out
siders to the truth that right
here we are to have the only.
great and live day in the north
Come everybody and bring
your friends
The Winslow mail., 1906-06-23

Married At the home of w.
A. Parr, Thursday evening at
$3.50, by Rev. w. w. Havens.
Miss Mabel Cooke and Mr.. H
HI. Cathcart. They are both
former residents of Downey.
California. The bride is d
teacher in the Los Angeles
schools and the groom has
charge of the Holmes Supply
Company's COmmissaries at Mo
qui. where they expect to re-
side for some time.
The Winslow mail., 1906-06-23
Base Ball.

A bunch of Winslow boys
went up to Flagstaff on the
mountain Sunday to cross bats
with the nine of that town.
They did-were defeated
score was II to Z, or Z come II,
we don't know which.
The boys did good work, con-
sidering that they had never
before been on a diamond to-
gether And then. the formid
able opponents, who knew their
ground to perfection and had
praCticed for some time. In
fact, they are not far from be
ing professionals The umpire
was a denizen of Flagstaff f
everyone knows what that
means. The score keeper had
one or two too many Flagstaff if
pencils-so they say-~so there
you have the reasons for our
boys taking second money.
However, they had a glorious
time and we're treated most roy
ally
Here is the line up:
Henry Shrier. catcher; G. E.
Mcconnell, pitcher; S Wiggett,
first base; Harry Sutherland,
second base; j A. Gamble, third
base; J E. Foley. short stop;
b. Herrera, left field; G.. K,
Jewett, center field; Chauncey
Sangster, right field; Davey
Crozier, mascot,
The day could not have been a
better one even if made to order
by the weather bureau. The
rare and balmy atmosphere
whistled a merry tune through
the towering pines. making mu-
sic fit for the gods
The boys intend having the
mountain hermits come down
here some day.
Messrs. Shrier and Wiggett
were former residents of Wins
low, but are now working at
BellemOnt.
The Winslow mail., 1906-06-23

George G. Reed, formerly a
passenger engineer here, has
returned from a six weeks stay
in Los Angeles. Mr.. Reed is
now representing the Golden
State Realty Company. OF Los
Angeles. and has some fine
pieces OF real property to sell.
The Winslow mail., 1906-06-23
Preparations for
the Fourth

with reference TO the our III
of July celebration we are auth
orized to announce that a revis-
ed list of sports will be given
the public in next week S edi-
tion of this paper
In connection with the other
events the committee has deCld
ed to have d ladies race and
this should awaken the interest
OF the many ladies about this
town who ride.
No pains nor expense have
been spared toward ma king
this years celebration the big
Yest and best in Northern Ari-
zona and we cordially invite
residents of all other towns tC
come here and see the best card
of sporting events
Quite a number of the horse
men had their ponies in training
recently and the track will be
placed in first class condition
The owners of private resi-
dences are respectfully request
ed TO see that the same are dec
ora ted
A committee has been chosen
to decorate the town with cot
tonwoOds and this city will have
every appearance of a gigantic
grove on the morning of the
Fourth.
We want all the boys. wheth-
er on foot or mounted, to get
into the parade in costume for
there happens to be prize for
the most outlandish costume.
The parade will leave the
Main Street promptly at $3.50
and then repair to the ball
grounds where Fort Apache
and the Needles teams will at
once commence to play ball
Winslow will play the winner
in he afternoon
The committee finally deCid-
ed to cancel the game of base
ball between the Bachelor and
Benedict teams of the Elks for
the reason that the Bachelors
threw up the sponge.
1t was originally thought that
keg of nails should be placed
at third base and each and
every player arriving at that
station would then and there
participate.
After mature consideration
the Bachelors determined that
they might go dry throughout
the game, hence the cancella-
ton
The Winslow uoys have or
dered their new suits and the
devise adopte dis pretty one.
The suits are of clear white.
The Winslow mail., 1906-06-23

A party of local railroad Off
cials passed through here in a
railroad automobile Thursday
morning. The party commenc
ed its journey at Albuquerque
and will continue on to Los An
geles; the object of journey be-
ing the inspection all bridges.
General Superintendent Hib-
bard met the autoists at Seli9-
man for the purpose of accom-
panying them to the angel city.
The Winslow mail., 1906-06-23

Sunday morning Messrs. w.
j. Mallory. manager of the A.
G. M. l., at st. Johns. George
E. Waite, formerly manager of
the St. Johns Herald, passed
through here on their way to
Prescott to act as trial jurors.
The Winslow mail., 1906-06-23

J. S. Smith, fireman, who
was discharged on account of
the wreck at Williams in which
Thomas Blackwood lost his life,
has been reinstated. and arriv-
ed here with his family Thurs
day
The Winslow mail., 1906-06-23

McAllister? Yes, he was in
the burg last Saturday
The Winslow mail., 1906-06-23

here we are to have the only.
great and live day in the north
Come everybody and bring
your friends.
Chairman Cres we'll attended a
special meeting Of the Board OF
Supervisors at Holbrook Wed
neSdaV. at which the contract
for the construction of the Win
slow bridge was annulled on aC-
count Of the contractor, A. H.
Harrell, not commencing on the
bridge in the specified time.
This evidently settles the mat
ter, for the present at least. and
it is prOba ble that it will never
be built The money that the
townspeople subscribed toward
bridge fund was returned to the
subscribers Thursday by the
committee that held the funds.
Frances & Leupp, United
States Indian Commissioner. ar
rived here on No last Friday
from Gallup aud left for Hol-
brook Saturday. from which
point he went to Ft. Apache Mr..
Leupp is making a tour of in
spectiOn of the Indian agencies
in the southwest.
Engineer Ii. G., Davis S wife
and two children arrived here
yesterday evening on No. 2 from
Santa Barbara, California.
where they have resided for the
past five years. They expect to
make their home here in the
future.
A car containing three large
automobiles consigned to the
coast was brought in here early
Thursday morning on fire, which
was extinguisbed promptly, but
the machines were put out of
commission.
j. G. Richardson, who has
been firing on the Williams
Flagstaff local. returned to
Winslow Sunday night, and J.
A. Nagiller left Sunday morn
ing to take Richardson's S place.
A NJ. Boyer, carpenter. and
E. j. Smith, liveryman, resi-
dents of Holbrook, we're passen-
gers on No. l Sunday on their
way to Prescott as Federal
trial jurors.
McAllister? Yes, he was in
the burg last Saturday.
The Winslow mail., 1906-06-23

A. NJ. Boyer, carpenter, and
E. j. Smith, liveryman, resi-
dents of Holbrook, were passen-
gers on No. l Sunday on their
way to Prescott as Federal
trial jurors.
The Winslow mail., 1906-06-23

j. G. Richardson, who has
been firing on the Williams
Flagstaff local. returned to
Winslow Sunday night, and j.
A. Nagiller left Sunday morn
ing to take Richardson's S place.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19
soDERMANLANDS LAM. Til land,

SoDERMANlANDS Ian. TIL lands
sekreterare i Sodermanlands IAN har
utnamnts lansnotarien / namnda LAIN
vice haradsh0fdingen NJ. w. Fahl-
crantZ.
Donationer til! Nykopings handeIs
societet. f. d. radmannen j. e. Back
lin, som Allied i Stockholm / Mai ma
mad delta ar. hade genom testamente
dOnerat till handelssocieteten i Nyk0-
ping 5000 kr., med f0reskrift att en-
del af rantan a delta kapital arligen
skall utdelas till ~obemedlade medIem-
mar ST namnda societet och en- del af-
sattas till kapitalbildning. Dessa DO
nationsmedel, som skola bilda en- fond
med benamning "Johan Eric B8cklins
underst0dsfOnd", ha numera af Back
Inns sterbhusdelegare 0fverlemnat5 till
handelGsocieteten som dcrvid tillika
fatt emottaga sasom ytterligare gafva
af sterbhuset dels 1000 kr. att inf0rIif-
vas med sagda fond och ~f0rvaltas I'M
der enahanda bestammelser, som for
denna arc gallande, och dels sarskildt
100 kr. for utdelning innevarande ar.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19
kALMAR Lam. S~kyttetvist.

kALMAR Ian. Skyttetvist. En-
skyttef0rening i Kalmar Ian maste n.y.
ligen vid sin stats pristafling hofligt
afvisa ortens kyrkoherde, som infun-
nit sig och uppmanade skyttarne att
afsta fran 'det syndiga skjutandet".
Pa s0ndagen hade skytteforeningen
fest, och da bad samme kyrkoherde till
Gud, att han matte sanda regn for att
festen skulle bli installd. Naturligtvis
blef Diet vackert vader, anmarker Sm.-
Pms correspondent.
vi ha icke velat vagra att - denna
gang utan MANN - Omtala saken, sa-
ger nanmde tidning. Vet icke var 60
de FRESHMAN i Kalmar Ian att foster
landskheten ar efter Guds slime och
att skytterorelsen har alldeles nog att
varna sig fran anlopp fran u%ngsociali-
stiskt hall? Svenska FRESHMAN bora
har Ell lagga stem pa b0rda.
Misstankt for hustrumord. Landt-
brukaren N. G. Peterson i Slagerstad,
Stenasa socken pa GLAND, har haktats
och inf0rpassats till Kalmar lansfan-
gelse sasom misstankt for mord q sin
hustru och mordbrand.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19
RLEKINGE Lam. Till varfschef

BLEKINGE LAM. Till varfschef
vid fIottans station / karlskrona efter
kommend0ren grefve H. D. NJ. Hamil-
ton, hvars ~f0rordnande utgick den 80
Sept, har forordnats kommend0ren
grefve c. A. Ehrensvard.
Domd for forfaIskning. For vexel-
f0rfalskningar / bankaktiebolaget So
dra Sverige haktade fore litterat0ren
Hi. Lindberg har d. 20 Sept. fatt sin
dom af Karlshamns radhusratt. Be
traffande de stu ~forfalskade girokvit-
tona ansags full bevisning icke fore
ligga. For observation-disclosures DOM
des Lindberg emot slit nekande till
21a AIRS straffarbete och iva airs van
frejd SAINT att godtg0ra banker dess
kostnader.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19
ELFSBoRGS Lam. Llfsfarliqt {

E~LFSBoRGS Lam. L~lfsfarliat Of
verfaII. Stationsskrifvaren vid Herr
ljunga station o. E. Winberg blef nat
ten till d. % Sept. l0mskt 6fverfallen
EFT stycke fran stationshuset och err
h0ll dervid med nagot tillhygge EFT
krossar i bakhufvudet. Den 0fverfall-
mes tillstand ar orovackande. Man
fruktar att skadorna arc lifsfarIiga.
For valdsdadet misstankes 1S-arige
Eugen Bergqvist, som afvikit fran or
ten. Man misstanker, att ~bevekelse-
grunden till 0fverfallet varit hamnd.
Dramat Gunnilse. Den for mordet
/ Gunnilse haktade hemmasonen G..
Anderson har d. % Sept. inf0r fangel-
sedirekt0ren och en- vaktmastare a
Venersborgs ~cellfangelse erkant sig
skyldig till det brott. for hvilket han
ar tilltaiad och haktad, nemligen att
ha brakt ON lifvet sin fastm0 Emma
Josefina Carlson.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19
NoRRBoTTENs Ian. s]tenindustri

i NorrIand. De faltspat- och kvarts-
fyndigheter vid Mj0farden i Ranea Soc
ken, som b~earbetats sedan i varas, ha
inkopts af EFT konsortium af Lulea-
och Malm0bor. Kvarts har sedan ut,
tagits och infraktats till Karlsviks
jernverk.
De vidstreckta fynden f0rekomma i
breda gangar och nara en- dup farled.
Bryggor och decauvillebana ha an,
lagts. Arbetsstyrkan 0kas sa sma-
ningom. A]ktiebolaget Mj0fardens falt-
spat ar under bildning och minimika-
pitalet ar tecknadt.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19

----~
skiligring ur stationskassan af 2,099
kronor 10 ore, hvartill kom 16S kronor
go Ore samtrafiksmedel. AT bristeu
skulle 552 kronor komma pa Forselius,
enligt nvad af honom lemnade lappar
utvisa.
Jansson medgaf, att Diet belopp som
uppgifvits, fattades i kassan, fer hvil-
ken han erkande sig ansvarig. Self
hade han inga penningar forskingrat,
men m0jligen kommit pa rest genom
missrakningar, dock icke till h6grc be-
lopp an 400 kronor. Hvart Diet ofriga
tagit wagon visste han Ell.
Forselius bestred, att han bekoin-
nit mer an hvad lapparna utvisade.
Malet uppsk0ts for bevisning och de
~anklagade skulle kvarstanna i haktet.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19
vEsTERNoRRLANps Ian. srana.

soldaten Vagrade ia emot medal. Den
s Juni var Hernosands brandkar iva
ganger pa eldslackning. Hela karen
skotte sig utmarkt. En- af b~randsolda-
terna. J.. Lagerl0f, rakade vid f0rsta
branden hugga sig / knaet, men fort
satte det oaktadt slit arbete. Da k8-
rem pa nytt ryckte ut, f0ljde han med.
Delta, med mera, gaf Stadernas all
MAMMA Misunderstanding anledning att
tilldela Lagerl0f f0rtjenstmedaljen i
silver jemte % kr.
Da medaljen harom dagen skulle till
stallas Lagerl0f, nekade han att mot
taga den. Han hade ej utmarkt sig
mer an kamraterna. Pengarna dere-
mot Vile han ia cmot, ty de kunda an
vandas till uppmuntran for hela k&
rem. Och dervid blef Diet.
Donation till ~sundsvalls arbetsstuga.
Framlidne grosshandlaren j. A. He'd
bergs maka, fru Maria Hedberg, har
till Sundsvalls arbetsstuga donerat
: $1,000 kr.
omkommen genom d]runkning. In
spektOr a. Ericsson fran Resele, som Il.
Is Sept. ankom till Hern0sand pa EFT
bes0k, lemnade d.. IS sin bostad utan
att aterkOmma. Den % S. III. antraf-
fades hans Xix i hammer utanf0r
SkeppsbrOn. Erickson, som ~f0regaen-
de tisdags matt klockan half II varit
synlig ombord pa en- angare, har an
tagligen / m0rkret fallit i sion och ON
kommit. Han var 40 ar gammal och
efterlemnar hustru och barn.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19

Mt uttala den lifliga 6nskan. att den
s. k. inlandsbanans sydligare del mat
tie ledas genom Dalarnes, Vermlands
och Dalslands granstrakter ut till
lamplig punkt pa Bohusbanan.
Fru Blanche Dicksons donation.
Stadsfullmaktige | G0teborg ha nu fatt
mottaga Diet testamente, hvarigenom
fru Blanche Dickson till staden done
rat i mill. kr. Testamentet dr. atf0ljdt
af EFT ~gafvobref, genom hvilket den
framlidnas arfvingar, g~refven och greet
staden 6fverlater de fastigheter vid
Gottskar som anvandts for Diet af fru
Dickson %grundade och uppratthallna
konvalescenthemmet Meryt jemte den
dermed f0renade skollofskolonien. ALA
yttre och inre %inventarier inga / gaf-
van.
August Bondeson d0d. Den % Sept.
Allied harstades den 1 synnerhet som
forskare 1 bygdemal och folklif SAINT
lOtldlldIS hdIue ldhdTeu aug. LSOudiu
Bondeson. Dodsorsaken var narmast
blodpropp, men som man torde erinra
sig, vistades dr.. Bondeson sedan ma
gra manader tillbaka sasom obotlig pa
en- v~ardanstalt for sinnessjuka. Den
dystra sjukdomen var en- f0ljd af fy-
sisk och andlig ofveranstrangning, och
slutet af den en- gang sd kraftige man
her lefnadslopp kunde f0rutses ej va
ra langt borta. OGDEN kom denna
gang som en- vanlig befriare.
B. var Todd / Vessige forsamling
Halland 1854 och var son till skoma.
karmastaren Carl B. Student / Up
sala 1877, vardt han med. licentiat 1883
och p~raktiserade sedan dess i Cote
borg.
Vexelforfalsknineen ! G0teborg. Den
for forfalskning af vexlar haktade elek
trikern Konrad Johansson harstades
har d. % Sept. af radhusratten d0mts
till 2 ar och s manaders straffarbete
SAINT l ars vanfrejd.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19
JEMTLANDs Lam. suspenderad

-" ~T'NS LAW boPCuGSId
kronofogde. X. befhde har under iva
manader suspenderat kronofogden /
lanets, 0stra fogderi, P. Soderman, for
att han uraktlatit att insanda vissa
handlingar, besvara skrifvelser fran k.
bfhde o. s. v.
Haktad for fredericksburg. FORE
handlanden E. o. OLSON fran Krokom,
hvilken for en- It'd sedan forsatts / kon-
kurs, har pa begaran fran Sverige hak.
tats | Holding, Danmark, for forfalsk-
ming af en- affarsvexel. Pa vexeln, som
var utstald pa en- ostersundsfirma,
star som acceptant en- person. som
uppgifver sig icke hafva skrifvit slit
MANN pa vexeln. OLSON kommer en-
ligt meddelande fran svenska beskick-
ningen i K0penhamn att utlemnas.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19
GEFLEBoRGs LAM. En- foIkhoc

GEFlEBORGS Ian. En- foIkhog.
skoIa for nora och vestra HeIsingIand
har den for folkupplysning varmt in,
~tresserade prosten L. Fredborg 1 Dels.
DO ansett beh0flig och derf0r sedan
nagon It'd tillbaka arbetat for en- dylik
plans genomf0rande. Till d. % Sept.
voro for saken in~tresserade i~nbjudna
till EFT mote 1 Delsbo tingshus for att
0fverlagga ON nyttan af och mojlighe-
terna att IA en- dylik skola till stand.
Inemot EFT hundratal personer hade
tillstadeskommit. Samtliga talare for
ordade varmt inrattandet af en- folk
h0gskola for nora och vestra Helsing-
land. En- komite t~illsattes med upp-
drag att fora saken vidare framat.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19
kRoNosERGs LAM. bet User fran

" LAW cCk 'JoSI q
Diet m6rka SmaIand. Vid den midday,
som landshofdingen och fru E. Won
Oelreich d. II Sept. gafvo / Vexi0 for
Kronobergs lans landstings ledam0ter
frambars gasternas tack af biskop N.
]. o. H. Lindstr0m, som framh0ll, att
Smalands %befolkning endast i ringa
grad smittats af de up%pl0sande rorel-
serna. l delta hanseende star Sma-
lands befolkning langt ramon Diet Of
riga Sveriges. "Det riktigt lyser fran
Diet m6rka Smaland", yttrade biskopen.
bet vore ire tug, som gjort Sveriges
storhet, nemlisen den religi0sa iron,
aktning for lagen SAINT warm foster
la]ndskarlek. Pa uppehallandet af des-
sa ire ting berodde ock landets franz
tida val.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19
KoPPARsERGs LAM. Eft custaf

het af TOrsangs kyrka resta Vasaste-
men aftacktes s0ndagen d. % Sept.
efter g~udstjenstens slut under synner-
ligen stor an%slutning af traktens be-
folkning. Den h0gtidliga akten forrat-
tades af landsh0fding Holmquist. som
efter EFT kraftigt, fosterlandskt anf0-
rande bjod tackelset falla.
Stenen, som utg0res af EFT statligt
granitblock, bar under en- a densamma
anbrakt gyllene vase inskriptionen
"Gustaf Vasa, faderneslandets befria,
re, 1920"
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19
VERMLANDs Lam. Fran IansIasa

VERMEANCS Lam. fran IansIaSa-
rett till ~brandstation och fIickIaroverk.
Karlstads stadsfullmaktige ha beslutat
anita Vermlands laus Iandstings anbud
att ink0pa gamla Neutrality-suspicious.
i Karlstad med tomter for 275,0 900 kr.,
hvarf0rutom staden for framtiden for
binder sig att afsta fran kommunal-
skatt for nya l%asarettet. De gamla la
neutrality-suspicious. torde efter nGdiga
f0randringar komma att apteras till
ny brandstation och EFT h0gre flicklaro-
verk.