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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-04-05
Will Farm 800 Acres.

>. ID. Gordon is making pre-
parations to crop 500 acres a
short distance south of Minot.
He will do this with sixteen head.
OF horses, and already has 400
acres plowed for crop. Last year
MIR. Gordon plowed with two
teams, one Of which followed the
other. His horses are especially
we'll trained. When he came to
the corners, he would turn with
one team at a time. In this
manner, he saved the expense of
an extra hired man. Last wear
$50 acres OF flax averaged 81
bu., 100 acres OF wheat, SIX bu..
and 100 acres of wheat 81 bu
He is a thorough farmer and
knows every phase of it we'll.
For seven years he superintendent
the farming OF six sections in the
Red River Valley, clearing for
his employer, ali Ohio man, SOL
900 each year on the average.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-04-05

interests OF Mino: and we believe
be will. Let us all take OF our
coats, throw politics aside and
help !, Democrat make good. =
SATURDAY night, III q mass
meeting at the opera house, Gov.
j. Al. iA.vine and d. E. Greenleaf
made speeches to Il large crowd.
Both addresses were very we'll
leceivedsa1ld made votes.
The new aldermen all own pro-
perty in Minot and are progress
sive business men. The lndepen-
dent has heard hundreds remark
to the effect that the council
could not have been selected with
better care and now it remains to
see what the members will do.
1t might be added that with
the election OF Greenleaf, every
mayor OF Minot with the excep-
ton OF one. has been a Demo-
crat.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-04-05
Think About II.

Before buying a piano, consider
where the musicians go for their
pianos and the kind they buy.
They don't simply look at the
case and remark that lit is pref
ty;;" they look for Municipalities,
good action and a reputation
that has has stood the test of
time.
When Such people as Jennie An
derson, the noted singer OF Mime
apolis, Harald Heide, the great
viollnlst, and the Skovgaard
Concert Company came to Mi
not they demanded the best pia-
nos to be had, and those pianos
were found at the Metropolitan
Music Co.'s store.
The Metropolitan Music Co.
have been in business for over
twenty-five years and have a
reputation for honesty and
square dealing that is unques-
toned.
II you are thinking of buying
a plane besure and look up their
line OF Steinway. Knobe, Weber.
Ivers & Pond, Gabler aad other
high grade pianos.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-04-05
MAYOR.
Police MAGISTRATE.

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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-04-05
Minot, North Dakota.
FARMERS, ATTENTION!

in been
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18
RETRATOS De ESPIRITUS

Las totograftas espiritiStAs eSt&n
de mods en- Paris y en- los ESta1o
UnidoI, en los centroI en- que so eul-
livA 10 cieneia de Allan K Ardec,
Un medieo norteamericsno ha rea
Iizade lA siguients ex perienciA perte-
neciente q aqu6lA miatsrloAa catego.
ria; ha pusato algunas perlonas esrca
de un SpArGto fytogrkfco, inviI&ndo'
Las 4 colocAr en- & las mGnos, OIL mis-
no tIempo Que concentrAbAn su pen
samisnso en- un dollar de plata que el
doctor llevaba en al holsillo.
All que 10 plaza go revsl6 descu'
bri6se en- ella una mAncha negra, el
m@dico ex perimenssdor pretende que
sss mAncha es lA imagen exacta de-
dollar, cuya lorna y dimsnliones re
viGte,
Green los aspirisilsss que los on
das cerebrsleE son susGeptibles de i'm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18

No pud0 imaginar Maxine Cor.
XII, oil celebre noVeiista y revoluciona-
rio ruso, cusndo en- medic de Sc.a
maeiones lleg6 New York. que en-
las librsH playas de America 10 sguar
daban nuevos sormentos, aunque no
de la misma naturalez4 de los que gu
triera On 81 pAtri& baio la msno des.
p6tica del Car, GorkI no lleg6 solo
a New York, 10 ac0mpafabs pna da
ma & Ia cual present6 como 81 legiti
ma esposa, y nasuralmente nadie hizo
obie,I6n y los horizontes se le presen-
taron con rosados colores. Pero co.
me en- todas parties Sc cumplen los vie
jos dichos, en- .eIta vez 40 Gumpli0
aquel que reza alf clos que tisnen
enemlgos no dlermeno Y on etscso,
90 de suponerse que Alg6u aGbdito 6el
del CzAr, que esta 81 corrients do las
intimidades de G orki, hizo sAber ls
especie de que Ia dana de que 81 no.
velista proaentaba como su verdadera
consorte, ca sencillamente una actriz
Goa quien este vlve deste hace unos
cuatro amos, On tRnso que Ia legitim 3
mujer, de la caal no 30 hs divorciado,
sc hslla en- Russia, con los dos hiios
que 10 ha dado sl matrimonio es
una excalente matrona, fel y apasio
NADIA admlradora de au marldo
No tard0 el hecho en- hRcerse del
dominic pGoiico, cuando el propieta.
rio del Hotsl Belleclairei on donde ne
hospedaba Cork, notitie6 4 5lte que
tcniA cue desocIpar el establssimien
to On el t6tmino de 10 diataneia y asi
10 hizo para ir ref0glarss en- oil
Hotel Lafayette Bceveo's; pero en-
6ate solo aIcanz0 permanecsr Algu-
mas horag, pueH aoontecI6le cosa 40
mel ante a la ocurrida en- ell anterior;
y dc tumbo en- sumbo ha lido haata
dAr con poEada mas liberal cue 10 dio
acomodo; psro 81 mala eAIrella no
par0 Ahi, pueE sampoc) 10 Quiso asi
lar por mas do un dlR; y pensando
sin duda, no muy grstAs cosAs, Gotkl
ss ha AAlldo de IL cludad sin declr
haciR donde Sc dirigs. FL escandalo
tornado por los psriodlco! ha sido
maydsculo, 10 que ha hscho dsscender
Ai novelistA unos cuantos escalones
en- el concepto dc 10 admiration pdoli.
CO, y, sin duda, consribulra q presen
tar serios trastornoa q su labor revo
Iucionaria La aociedad femenlna de
Chicago SO manifesto CO llraria 4 la
idea de que &c reeibA q @ Jrkl con D.
norea y miramien1os. y va podrk
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18
OESDE AREC|BO
Ell sehor BOnets, seCretario
INFERNO de Ia COrte de
DistritO de ArecibO,
CAUSA GUERRERO
Las huelgas en- las haciendas.
Por San Sebastian Una
renuncia, Para Espana

Tia sido nonbrAdo inter namente
SecretArlo de esta Corts de DIstrito
sl Lcdo, don Manuel de J. Bonets,
nombramisnto que ha sido Scogido
con bsneplacit0 general, dadas las bri.
llantes Apiitudes que concurren en- el
sehor Boneta,
En- el tren de 10 msflSna hs lie.
gado 4 esta cludad In Comisi0n dc 10
PoliefA cargsda dc investgar la
denuncia de- que fu6 objeto el captain
Guerrero por Algunos sei1oreE hscen
dados euyA investlg ac!6n ha solici-
tado el mllmo cspiiaa. Tambien lie
rs el Coronel HAmtIl en- 81 aut9m6
vii.
--Contindsn acudiendo los brace
ros oil trabaio y - todas las hAcien-
daa han reAnudado aus tsreAs.
Sc nos dice que el Superinten.
dsnte de Escuelas sen Or Landr6n, re-
nuncisr& este cargo y pAIsr& & ocupar
una plaza de importancia en- una nue.
va central
Ell senior don Manuel A. q Arcia
ae propone dar una function con 81
CinemAt6grafo cuyo producto cedera
para las viclimAs del incendio de San
SebAatian. Una Comisi6a SO encargs
rk de co!ocAr las locAlidsdes.
Ell pr6ximo vlernes SO vera ar to
10 Corte do DIatrito de San Juan el
iuicIo por iurado en- 10 cAusa aegulds
& don EstebAn Nena, por el delito
de violael6n. Esta causa Sc vio por
dos veces ante esta Corle de Dlstriso y
por no hAber acuerdo en- los res pecsI .
voa iurados, el honorable Fiscal pidio
su trAslAdo 4 la de San Juan
--En el vapor espahol que sale oil
22 para EspafIa, embArca el &c Or don
Honorsto Vega con Gu distinguida "a.
milis, en- visje de recreo.
Hay gran animation en esta
ciudad para ssistir el prtximo do
mingo & las cArrerAs de caballoG que
40 celebraraa en- oil hip6dr1mo do San
Juan.
C0RRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18
S|TUAC|ON De RUS|A
Presupuesto para 1906 De.
ficit de S24O, 800, 900. H.
quidaci6 , con Jap6n
BONOS DEL TEsORO
El goblerno NJ trata de ocul-
tar sus temores acerca de
Ia crisis financiera.

81 G obietno ruso hs publicado el
presupueSto general para 1906, scom
pan indolo de un essado de Ia situa
cton economics preseats, que es pCco
favorable, Sc anticlpa un defcit dc
240 100000 duros, que sera necsaarlo
cubrir dc un modo 4 otro,
La liqutdaci6n do los gaatos do la
guerra con el Jap6n dice un colega-
10 repatriation del eiefcIso do Man.
ehuria y 10 reorganization militar
consIguiente & la vuelsa q 10 paz, re.
querlan un dispendio de 202. 500, 900,
Por primera vez as hace pdblico que
10 guerra coa,6 4 Russia ], ,05O, ,OOO, 900
do duros.
Las operacIones do er6dito para
niyslar el preaupuesto comprenden 10
rsciente autoriz aCi6n para smitir 200
milIonss de duros On bonoE del TeIo'
reFo, dc cuya suma "a % usaronn 10
mllones para renovar el empr6stiso
negociado por los Mendelasoh do
B ,rlin, y el Gre Tito dc 100 mtllones de
durox que Nd K lvk 9ssotf, ex ministro
dc Hacienda, esta negoclando On Pa.
riS Este emprestito sera retenido an
Paris, y Eu obieto .es garantlzar la
esssbilidad del rublo.
El gobierno no trasa do ocular
aua temores aaerca de To- crisis poYo ue
asraylSsa Ruaia, y coniesa ftancs.
mente que los reCuraos dc todss clases
han mermAdo, Ill i1adiendo que ai On el
inser.o; del pals no cesar los des6r
danes, muchos de esos recurGoI DO
dram agotarEe de un sodo.
Con igual franqueza expons el
seriQ reuaio de ORC oil extrangsro, QUE
en loa u limos diez do 1895 aacendl0 4
3Q5Q0 900 rublos, procedentas do Ia
reserva del Banco Imperial.
Ell dCcumsnto lermina con una
eX poAiclon del primer miuissro Wuhe
al smpersdor Nicolas, diCisndo que.
aunque 10 stsusci6n actual no peca de
favorable, el mRl es solo trsnsitorio,
debido 1 caaaas inevisa bles; pero oue
en- Ruala, como en- sodas parties, se
cumpltran las leyes hist6ricas, .egdr
las cusIes q los perfodos de crisis y
sdvsrstdsd siguen los de reconasruc
ci6n y prosperidad,
Los bsnqueros de. Paris, con quie
nea htblA essAdo negocIando NJ. K3v,
koaot, decidie:on adelantar q Rusis
IN emprettiio por la sumA dc cinsuen
ia millone' a cIne) msd.o Dor Glen
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18
FL JUEz De M0CA
kctos que revelan una par
ciaIidad notoris, prohibida
por ell Attorney,
HECHOS CONCRETOS
Ell juez de paz de Moca hace
politlca durante el ejerclcio
de sus funciones.

He squf nueHsros informes, cuyo
or1gsn confamos plenamente:
ri iuez de paz, don Pedro Pagan,
recibe denuncias de 10 policfa contra
republicanos y unionistas. Estas dl-
simss 90 sustsnc!an inmediatamsn,s y
SO impone el castlgo sin tardanza. Las
otras-.--. II pues nada: los otraa dusr-
men el suefo de los iustos; % dselri
81 sueilo de los injuSt0S,
Hay un iuicIo que 80 sigus, 8 que
GO debe seguir, al alcaide dc 10 earsel
por sc0mstlm!eLto y sgrssion A UN
LOCO. Hace ya custro messs que ocu.
rri6 10 talts. Y o. eata 10 hora en- que
el aleAide no ha sufrido 10 menor mo
lestia.
En cAmbio ae denunsi6 q don AL.
fredo EgipclAno -uaionista diatlngui-
do-Al propio tiempo que d dos 9 tres
republicanos. FL ialolo de Egi peiano
sc celebra hoy, viernes. FL de los dos
9 tres republicanos AGUARDA TUR
No.. que lleg garA oil ola del iuiclo. /. :.
final.
Exlsts On kloik) On 10 plaza. Es-
tk ALI de fecha remota. El duefio de
ege k,olko no qulso iascriblrAe el sa.
bado 1ltimo COO los republicAnos. Y
en- 81 lnstAnte surgt6 IL necssldad de
denunciarle. Le oenunclo el policfa
Antonio Calvo, hechura de don Maleo
FAiArdo, de Aaysgu z,
Y oil kluakJ ssra uerrihAdo.
FL loco de que hablamos arribs,
90 encontraba, al ssr agredido, bAjo
10 custodia del alcaide. SIN duda
6sIe entiends que custodian, en- el Gallo
repuhlicAno 8 turbu!iano, 90 ain6nlm J
dc asropellar, veiar, pegar, mAltrsiar,
golpear, etc, etc.
Y conn el ilez de paz 10 deit On
paZ, el Alca1de CD dunn y seivr d.
invensarse, para 81 uso, uns sincui :
mia dc tomo y lomo.
Vaya un Rogue Barcia!
FL Juez de Psz No Sc ESTA QUE,
To, nj atiende q su dsstino. be con-
ssgra & 10 pollIicA en cuerpo alma,
Y Ia circular del Attorney G .ne
ral,u, tambl6a duerms on Aoca al
auefio do los juatos.
Vsremo1 dc que despierts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18
BOARDING HOUSE

Gale 81, ndmero lO4, oeAte, New
York, Sitio muy c6ntrico, Pr6ximo
al subway, q los elevados, q los c&rros
sl6ctricos de Amsterdam, Columbus,
Broadway. "a y 81 avenida. Muy cercs
del hotel Maris A1lt0Iaette, donds eat&
el Cub lber0 americana. A Riete cu&dras
del doctor HennA, Casa amplIa y ole.
gaute Coc!ns americana y eapAHola
installation ComplesAmente nuevA. Tres
bAhos,
Pldsnse informea q adminissra-
ei6n de LIE DEMOCRACIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18
TRIBUNAL SUPREME

SehllAmientos de Epelscionss en-
cAuSAA cEiminales durAnte el mes de
Mayo
Martes 22 -El Pueblo de Puorto
Rico con Pedro NolaEoo de Ia Cruz,
por delito contra el Poder Ejscutlvo,
Misrcoles 3D. Con Juan PAy6p
Otero, per dslito Electoral,
Jueves % Con SalustiAno RI.
drigue2l por seduction,
Vlernea25 Con. CGndldo AeoGsa ?
otrosl por sReainat0 en primer grado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18

Ua per6dico ciensdo0 lhe 1ect
aicQ! World, pub!iea la noiicia de
que un frances ha IuventAdo una pls
"a fonogradca que puede ssr snyiada
por los eorreos 90 t0rma do tarjeGa
postal, y Que adapsada al ton6grafo
ordlnsrio reprode2;a la VOC do ID
persona cue Ia envla, En- otras Pc
lsbtas dsSempeha el papel de un diaco
fJnogra6co en t)das Las Rpllc&c. Q 1es
que a esie pUeden la:seie, Uaa sus-
sancis llamAdA sS0norins,s que liene
las ventAjas de Ia cers y 90, 81 miAmo
tempo, indestrucslble, 40 extisnde so.
bre ss tarietsE especiales gus lleaan
loa requisites eX g.dos por ias leges
postAles, Como se hielerA con un ci
indro disco 90 blanco, Ge c0locs ID
tarjelAcI el f0n6grsfJ y 10 persona
que Va a enyiarla, habls eufrelte del
reproduclOr del Rparato el menssje
que q uiers traamItir; ei lnkeEeRado cue
10 reclbe, quien uaturaim 3nta, deDe
estar proviEso de osro fJn0gr&lo, &c
sirve de cate para que 10 repisa iaB pa
lAhrAs impresSa, Csda tarieGa puede
conGeoer ~ palabras
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18

supoueras 10 que se penta a del aSun-
TO en- otras cIudadss como Boston J
FiladeIas, cuando en- Chicago SO pien'
se como 90 piensa. Lo mas grave del
Asupto eala On sl hscho de cue las
autoridades del Depar!amento de emil
graci6n pusden meter msno J descar-
garla sobre ell novelista por hsbsr-
80 pregen!ado declarsndo una falae-
dad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18

En- esta Imprenta SC yende
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18
LQOn(iO BlfTQifO
CIRuIAN0 DENTISTA

CoronRsi puentes, csisE y l0doa los
demaa trsbsi - concsrnienses al rsmo.
CaguaS P. r,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18

papeI yiejo a s. quintaI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18

presioasr una p'sca fjtografcA, del
miHmo modo cue las ondaE sonorsE
impTeaicnRn VI ton0grcfo y las ondas
a5reaE una anIens en- el tel5grRfo ain
hilos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18

TO dc inIer6s, con mas dc dos poE
oiento de comlai0n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18

Un peri6lioo neoyors no, Iba
Sun, hs senido q paolencis de reco.
ger dstoG ey Acsoa con respecio al gas
30 que loa haDlsanses de- Nueva York
han hecho en la oomp prA de j1res pa
rs ceiebrar ei Domingo DO KeGurree
cion, Para oDsener ease reaultAdo, 30
iicit0 do Sodoa los negocianteH en- el
srllculo lnforme sserca de las yentas
reahzAdas, y sumsdss las respecsiy as
cantldades, han arroi ado Ia enorme
sums do $500, 900 90 IQneroA redon
dos, En la cludad exisIen 33l h1rla'
kAs y 43 invsrnaderosi tres do loa al
macsneS de mss imporsancis, vendie
ron snere $50, 600 y S35, 900 casa uuo;
al ba Rnce de Ia sUmA anota1& sc dis
lribuIe enIre 9 reslo de los iuduslr!A
lea Q asa sntre 223 amacsnes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-18
OPOrtUnidad

50 Vea1e IN NCANO de 81 g. dob sugca1A cAtaoa mayor
~ Hss's0a Il d&naio ojn clndro do vApor
son ~ De cuso de a6da eonruc6a fbrca1o
os DC Ara oRo MO1NO de- 3 1872 dobs d6m.tro de
0@nS mayor II de inssrmsdiA po balanoo con
peoGram cndo de 22 damstro po curao de cons
uccon AoAA fabrcado casa ds j.
Fletcher London Derbi de Iuglaerra
de Ia Carolina, ~ '"
Para mai nomes dIrisss On 10 Capital
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-29
A NEW DEAL.

The following special was printed
in the Sioux City Journal the other
day. If this program is carried out
Burke and Martin will not have to
wear out their shoes looking after
those 800 poStmasters:" PostmaSters
in South Dakota whose commission
may have expired before this date
and other pOStmaSters whose tenure
of Office would naturally terminate
unless renewed between now and
March 4, 1907, may with reasonable
safety arrange their own affairs on
the basis of an extension of their
terms until after the 4th of March.
From information obtained from
authentic sources it may be stated
that the arrangement which went
into effect early in the winter where
by Martin aud Burke should control
pOstOtlice appointments in South Da-
kOta and that the senators should
fight it out among themselves to
determine appointments Of general
patronage is no longer effective. The
success Of Senator Gamble appears to
have worked a complete revolution
SO for as the Washington end is con-
cerned and whereas formerly his in
dorsement possessed limited force
with respect to South Dakota ap-
pointments, now it works like magic.
Next March two new republican con-
gressmen from South Dakota who
are in political accord with Senator
Gamble will assume their duties and
perogatives. Where as for SIX
months senator and two congress-
men have been against Gam bic, after
March it is expected to send SEN
ator and two congressman against
Kittredge.
1t is understood that the president
and the postmaster general who were
familiar with the contest in progress
in South Dakota recognizing the vic
tors and, being disposed to accord to
the victors the legitimate political
fruits of the political victory, will
hold up everything until the two new
congressman enter upon the dis
charge Of their duties March 4, at
which time, of course, Senator Gam
BILE and the two new congressman
will undoubtedly apportion the offices
according to their desires.
The action of the president in vol
unfairly rendering to James d. Elliot
through Senator Gamble the position
of district attorney is suggestive OF
the influence Gamble will have in the
matter of general federal appoint
ments in the state.
Frank J. Stilman.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-29
Stand Guard Brother.

The Brookings Register, an able
and fearless champion of a square
deal for the people, is in noway fooled
by the machine smoke from the Kit
tredge, Marti4 and Burke peace pipes.
The people of the state are loyal and
true, but the bosses die hard. They
don't intend to die If they can help
it, hence true men must be sent to
Pierre. The Registers article is as
follows:
Republicans are PERSISTENT in ask
ing the question why it was that the
machine faction offered the names of
their candidates for consideration be-
fore the Republican state convention
when they knew there was not a
ghost of a show to nominate them.
This may seem strange when we re-
member that the machine said the
fight had been given up before the
convention was held and at the close
of the county conventions. but those
present at Sioux Falls feel pretty GER
tain that they can see through the
scheme of the machine. In the first
place the machine delegates were
given the seats of honor in the con-
vention. They were placed well up
in front and punched while the So
called insurgents were scattered
around the outer edge and to the ex-
treme rear of the auditorium, Mime
haha county being placed in the lat
ter position. This gave the machine
delegates chance to easily confer
with their friends and to stampede
the convention-several attempts be-
ing made to do SO. 1t was apparent
that the machine forces wanted to
keep their organization intact and to
send their delegates home feeling
that they had 10 part in the nomina-
tion of the ticket. BY so doing the
bosses would be in good form to go
forward during the coming legislative
campaign and endeavor to secure con-
troll of the legislature by selecting
men who would oppose measures
which are in harmony with the plat
form adopted by the convention and
at the same time try and defeat Sen
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-29

ator Gamble. There can be Ilo other
plausible cause for such action and
unless there was some reason for so
doing their persistency in putting up
nominees only to have them defeated,
would have been foolish to say the
least. If the machine fellows had
acted in true spirit-had gone In and
made the nominations unanimous
there would be no reason for the sus-
picion that every effort will be made
by the Kittredge- Martin crowd to
control the next session of the state
legislature and defeat the will Of the
Republican party as expressed by an
overwhelming majority in the recent
campaign. 1t will be just as well to
watch every precinct and exponent Of
machine methods during the coming
months. They may seem all right
but like Pats kicking COW, they have
a queer way of showing good be-
haviOr
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-29
Will Bear Watching.

The evidences transpiring at and
since the Sioux Falls convention leave
no room to doubt the intention OF the
stalwart faction, or corporate machine
faction, to dominate the next senate
if possible. Every other interest will
be subverted to securing the nomina-
tion and election Of men to the state
senate in sympathy with them, in
order that the laws desired shall be
defeated In that body. With the SEN
ate in control of the old corporation
managers it will be impossible to pass
any of the important measures for
which the insurgents or progressive
republicans have contended. There
may be no factions since the conven-
tion, all being republicans, but let it
be rememberd that the price of success
is eternal vigilance and that the con-
test has just begun. The progressives
won signal and overwhelming victory
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-29
CAN For Norway

Judging not alone by the facts but
by the atmosphere" which is cabled
from Norway, the national motto is
being held to dominate the corona
tion of the king. There was only a
handful of votes against the mon
archy when the plebiscite was held
last fall, and that negligible number
has evidently disappeared. All the
Norwegians are for Norway.
The coronation, which occurred on
June %, in the historic capital Of
the Vikings, forms one of the most
interesting pageants which our
modern world has ever witnessed.
That the separation OF a country
from a century's allegiance to the
king of another country, should be
accomplished so quietly as was done
at Karlstadt, was a phenomenon in
international affairs, and the univer-
sal devotion shown the new king also
approaches very near the phenomenal.
1t was an impressive world spectacle
when the king Of an empire on which
the sun does not set was crowned in
estminister Abbey three years ago.
But we do not know but that it is a
more inspiring spectacle when the
rule of the Viking is reassumed in the
old cathedral at TrOndhjem, where
the sun scarce sets the day long.
There is the stalwart individualistic
democracy of the Morse people sur
rounding their chosen leader in a
sense of intimacy that not another
nation can demonstrate. The virtue
of the emperor of Japan is a symbolic
thing, compact of tradition, an inn
personality. But the bond between
the king and the people of Norway,
while it has an immense back-reach-
ing effect of tradition, has also the
intimate personal sense Of Haakon'S
being man among the NorSemen.
The strength of the tradition is not
to be neglected, as the traditionless
Americans are somewhat inclined to.
But the personal quality of the lead
ership cannot be magnitied, as it will
work toward the developement of a
people singularly homogeneous, and
capable through this strong racial
individuality of becoming one of the
great peoples of the earth. What
Haakon the good did for his people
it is possible for Haakon the Seventh
to do.