Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-23

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..roieHsoE svesoIup Was fepuKedt py
~. nker ,,eut IN van. sverorup
wou,l 2 puase Anker iinen pei
su - ne pflnce 70 eo .Ioltne CITY o.
nom 70 Kain us inhApitAnts 1cT'
~ IrossSL 49, sven = ooSun'en.
s,h"GG 10y. ~. smen hsking Ing ne
s"Du'u u fnec kank' put sn0utu
wHich - ~ '~nrsr ,n,,t !. na.Eit,,ttan
for the co,,ntry NJ 80 II
The primes agreed to this. and
caused an election to be held. in which
the Norwegian. people :swore that they
would sacrifice il need he their lives
for their native country $50 parishes
voted for.the. Independence Of Norway.
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~ -.t eoII!u. hHP1i' as - nay. aoAe's 4
The regent now summoned the as
sem bly, At Eidsvold. 1T began Its pro-
ceedings. April 10 and finished its work
May Nth. It. consisted Of 1f2 men,
one halt ct whom were oniceho'ders.
one-thirdf Of the others being farmers.
The administrative building of the
Eidsvold foundry. works was placed
at.the tdisposition Of, 1.-The deputies. The
mt esrIv IN .hsir In.rnaw' - ord.r
to avoid the slush OF spring. One Of
the deputies had to spend 1870 dollars
to reach his destination. He came with
bedclothes, food and liquor. The ave
rage age of the deputies was 43 years.
A good spirit reigned. Rreakfast was
served at nine in the morning. dinner
at four in the afternoon. Much sour
wine was consumed. and a great deal
OF veal. Furious complaints against
the eternal veal. steak were num~-
Gus. 'S+ =
Thor. NOV. .~ elected
one ~ Serve ~ch vaer
as@Inn'y was OF Two
49, .aI.iols' me m1no11.s cun
eLs.Lns " !htrty men' reS@foeo union
WIN s~soen A .oeo.rao'e Ivy nec &C.,
say ! y. i~nnsfs+Enuehce pArts a'"ASe
nnu q .IsIse H,aJc.,t!' mere "as ~
ntilsrence 81. oprn1on as 70 NorWay :
nssIn y aNi!neIa1 cu"siI".on' tuat ne
ek.s'a.tss po"eI NOUN oe vested pa
= LII. Ipnerees,, tna1 inc KIN
shoosu"'u nsss m sxecuMVe pc~s'. Ina!
. .I,e n,.v ;.u W ..o.,.s . m. rss
were fears Of nol,tical intrixne and
undeyhand wort.
A comnnittee az fifteen merbers was
APPOINTED TO draft s. constitution
r. the Uniontsts.
Count Wede1 -%Jarlsberg was one OF
the leading unionists. He had beer
born AND bred In, a foreign land. HIS
sympathies were English. He was a
practical man. a defender Of the un
Justly treated layman Hans Nielsen
Hauge and a liberal dcnator to the
university. His program was indie
pendence. but union with Sweden. Hi
opponents misunderstood him, and h<
and his friends were regarded with
suspicion by the majority, His part,
lost out. wadel- Jarlsbere's IDEAS or
union were too Utopian to admit Of
realization.
Garsten Anker was another ~untcntst
; :, man Of learning who possessed 8
library Of 5000 books. the owner O
tho E1dsvold> iron works. He was yer,
} conservative. every inch a. patriot, but
without real appreciation Of the need.
Of his times: Mention must also b.
made Of the poet preacher Nicola.
Wergcland, whose program was gen
l eral Suffrage, but absolute veto by thu
!, king.
The Independence Party.
To th. ;~ndenend.n~e ,,-v h.,on~L
Professor C;eoyr sverar,r srcr
thorch Tic naon,. Wv.
OF Danish a~ntecedents. He possessed
an imposing personality, 2. ringing
l neep pass voice n was q master O
p rePaFtees ana DEBATE HIS IRONY gen
( orally USED "ergeland as
target. sverdrup's sy1mpathles wer'
Sernnan. he had studied IN GermaI
unlveraues' ana vas an adm1rer q
Loetne, Scn1iler. T1eck. but especial!
OF tlchte: he a for many year
neen professor IN the University o
hut MS greatest desdr'
was to become a professor in Ger
man university His culture was al
German as that OF Wede!-Jarlsper
n karsten Anker was English
l Another OF the 1ndepend
ence party was Cnr1st1an aEn "a!
n q man OF VISION n resourcefuf
ness, fiery and eloquent. He had &C
qutren MS pohucs NOT from books. nn
IRON, the American n the Frencf
TO ne enthusiastic Tor George Wash
ington. 1t Is significant that the so'
porn u MN Ma! - was given m
name oil george ben1amln. we sec tn
connection: George washington ant
hen!amln rankh raiser
received 4 .eooo IN amer
scnoo' president. incsF Two men CAV
: the most Important co~ntr1ouuons u
. the const,tutaon'
! The AdIer-Faken Draft.
! Tho Adler "a ,sen draft Remained
> the aisle through ali disc,ssiona an,
thro,1el1 all charres II emnha ~i1et
!. the entire sovereignty as vested in tn,
( peopie. The assembly should not d.
NE Wv ,.~,n,;ns nonser Ia a dia -
Y hhslone - - ~ sh aid sirn ~ CIV
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t sns 49, aaa;aar a.. mor,, eo
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