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Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23

PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-Christian K
Ross is dead Of heart disease, III mis- home IN
Germantown. He wRE the father of Charley
Ross Up 10 his last Illness Nj Ross never
gave NJ the search for his missing boy
whose abduction on July J. 1874 startled
Philadelphia. and became al unsOlved mys-
terry, noted the world over
NEBRASKA CITY June 22-tSpecial -
Jay Eastman son of E. b Eastman Of this
city, died this morning after short Illness
OF typhoid fever. He was - years OF age,
SANTA ROSA, Cal. June 22-Mrs Sarah
Ann JuillRrd. one Of the most prominent
women Of SOnomR county died Rt her home
in Santa Rosa. She was the mother of Fred
A. Julllard Of New York. She was native
OF Springfield, O., and came TO California
with an emigrauI train IN 1853
CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia. June 22-tSpeciBl
Telegram. david DurwRrt. q pioneer resi-
dent Of Iowa and for thirty yeart one O, the
most prominent residents Of this city. died
TO-DAY, after lingering illness, Al the age
Of 80
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23
MARRIED FOR HALF A CENTURY
Mr.. md Mrs. George Kr.line CtIe-
brnte Their Golden Wedding.

Mr.. md Mrs. George heeline Ct1e-
brnte Their Golden Wedding.
Fifty years ago yesterday happy wed
ding occurred in Alexandria. Pa The con-
tracing parties were Miss Sophia Huneku
of Unsen Germany, and George Keeline Of
WachtersbaCh Prussia MIR. and Mrs Kee-
line have resided III their present residence.
1893 East Pierce street. since 1868 MI
keeline If Y. and his wife is 10 They
commenced married life with SIG in money
ana he has never borrowed dollar during
the fifty years. Each Of his children at
marriage received SI5 00O and Yesterday he
gave each Of them, ana also eAch of their
wives, husbands and children i golden eagle
us q souvenir uf the golden wedding There
are eighteen grandchildren, seventeen of
whom were present.
Those present yesterday were: Six chill
dren Of Mr.. and Mrs Keeline-Mrs. SPENCER
Smith, George a Keelins Oscar KeeIine.
William 5. Keelina Mrs. C. /. Felt Harry
heeltne, and their wives and husbands and
also Mrs. e. T Eeelint. Other relatives pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. John Bercsheim Mr
and Mrs. W. Fl. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs Jos -pl
Redman Of Omaha. Ny and Mrs W A
MRurer; the Misses DohRney Miss Fannie
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Keeline ana
children William Hartwig Of ST Louis. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark of Omaha Mrs Martin
Detwller WIS also one Of the guests and was
the only one presen; who was not in some
wey related TO Mr. and Mrs Keeline They
had known her parents before marriage ana
she has grown up IL theu friendship from
childhood.
a program wac rendered from 3 platform
erected on the large lawn, Every possible
device was adopted 70 add TO the pleasure Of
the party.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23
Fnth-r Bnnr1 Interviewed on the De-
cisinn of DeleGnI. MnrtiHeIl.

Fnth-r BRnr1 Interviewed on the De-
cision of DeIegnI. MnrtiHeIli.
MARSHALL. Mich. June 22.-Rey. Father
Baart Of this city. vino presided at the met
ropolitan court called Ut Dubuque last year
to settle the famous controversy between
Bishop Bouncum and Fathers Fitzgerald
and Murphy. and VINO decided il favor Of
the priests Oh every point showed no cha
grin when hs read the Omaha dispatch de
clErIng that his decision had been revised
il not reversed by Mgr. MurcinellI. The
essential parts Of the Dubuque decision,
said Father Baart could not but bs sus-
,ained if canon law had become Z complete
failure" He pointed out that where, as
the law required him TO do he had given
the benefit Of the doubt to the defendants,
the apostolic delegate, acting for Rome and
using equity and what the church calls
policy had given the benefit Of every doubt
of both law and fact 10 the bishop IL order
10 relieve him Of the serious consequences
Of the case. Father faRrt ADDED that the
priests in this case had no advocate before
Delegate MGrtInelA
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23
ROBBERS BOLD Up A PArMAsrER
Bent Him Into InsensibiIiry nnd Es-
t.npe with Their Booty.

CHICAGO, June 22.-Albert E Elstpn
psymRster for the Z. L. Aver Post and Tie
company was attacked by four robbers Oh
the prairie near Leavitt and Twenty-uinth
streets last evening and terribly beaten with
revulvers, robbed Of s45S. and left uncon-
sciUuE beside his buggy. His aBsailants sped
north with their booty 10 the banks Of the
south branch Of the river, sprEng into sllif
and pushed Of for the opposite shore Their
boat cApsized IN midstrsRm just as the lum-
ber schooner W L. Filler. was passing and
the robbers saved themselves from drowning
by clamberinE into the yawl that the
schooner was trailing. Cutting the yawl
loose from the schooner the robbers sue
ceeded IL reaching the opposite shore and
escaping. M Elston was removed to his
home He If % years Of aEe and MS age
may interfere with his recovery.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23

SIOUX CITY, June 22-tsprciAl Telegram }
Although Divine Healer" schrader who
recently arrived her, was doing Z rushing
business he decided 10 leave Sioux CRY until
suits Of some Of his alleged cures and more
fully appreciate him. He left Lnis morning
for some point in Nebraska saying he would
return soon. Mrs. A @. Lutte. wife Of the
editDr Of the Sioux City Courier. who wac
treated by SChrAdFr for deafness SAYS she
has been greatly helped
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23

bAN FkANtlSCU June 2.-Tnere was
an exceedingly sensational scene during the
Hoffman inquest, During the examination
Of Harry s H Unser, VINO testified Il
having seen Hoffman al the duur OF M
uftlct al 6.M CLOCK Oh the evening Ul
June !, Attorney ACh objected 10 q uues-
uuu prupuunded 10y the coroner when Al
tornsy Lloyd. the legal representative Of
hpufReeper FiEsl accused him Of attempt
ing 10 suppress evidence Arh white with
fury, GrOse, End. advancing toward LiuyL
said That n an infamous falsehuul '
Coroner Hawkins iutsrefered and adjourned
tne hearing. the attorneys talking Al eacn
other across the room meEnW rile, but We're
induced 70 leave without resOrIinE 10 blows
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23
SINGING CONTESTS COMMENCE.
winners VIII Not Re Announced
Until Thursdny.

PHILADELPHIA, June 22-At th@
eighteenth national saengerfest the singing
this afternoon consisted Of groups Of the
third second and first classes. the third class
singers being called first Eighteen societies
contested in the third class Some Of the
most ulustriOus German societies in The
country were competitors il the last named
class. Th% winners Will moi be announced
until Thursday Afternoon
The saengerbund held Z secret meeting this
morning and completed arrangements for the
business session which Will be held tUmur-
row. AT the business SESSION the new Off
GERS will bs elected AND the place of meeting
for the next Test Will be decided. Il if be
lisVed IL will 80 TO Brooklyn
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23

Two Duys' Convention for Discussion
of Mutunl Interests,


of MutunI Interests
PIERRE. s D.. June 22.-(SpeCial Tel"-
gram Through Misunderstanding Oi
dates 4 number Of peupie who expect to at
tend the wool convention IN this city will
not arrive until tonight. Those who Hr-
rived arranged program for the meeting
and carried out 3 portion Of il To-Day. The
full program is TuEsduy HfternOun-Ad-
dress oil winter Fodder and Sheep Feed
ing by Prof Howe Of the Minnesota eX-
pertinent station. and Prof. Burnett Of the
State Agricultural college EveninE-Re-
part uf committee on rGsniutIUns Rno presi-
dents address Wednesday .tnrenuon-Ad-
dress by Prof George McKerrnn, director oi
the Farmera Institute nj Wisconsin, and
address on Prevalent Dssases Of Sheer" by
Hon. NJ r Greeley. Growing
Stack Rams. by PROT HUwe; Dipping
Sheep" by Z. 5. Spurlings 'tiEpnsinU Of Our
Wool" by Hon. s r F5oWeIl, "Tsrtenina
Sheep" by Mr.. Cnrwin uf Iowa
Tomorrow evening reGRptian viii he given
the visitors a the Locke hnJei and Thursday
and Friday they viii visit ihe sheep ranches
IL the range country west OF here
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23

CHEYENNE. wyu. June % Special Tcle-
errHu Mrs Philip korrieEu o. this us,y.
while making NJ d bed today accidentally
DISCHARGED 4 revolver living uuder the mat
t~rsS sh7ntiur herself through the body j,
is feared fatally.
Edward Thompson -turhmuu while
chasing wolves wHt thrown from has horse
His revolver WIS discharged as he fell shoot.
iur hin through the foot crushing .he houet
50 that umputE.iu iuu is necessary
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23
Rurrlsrs nj Jef.rs1n,

JEFFERSON, Ia, June 22.-Cspecial Tele-
grEm.t-The store Of Virgins d Frame al
Copper waF broken iutn last night Two
months ago the same store was attacked but
Z burglar alarm warned Ibs owners and The
thieves were cauEh- LAST night the alarm
did not work and the burglars rensacked the
building end carried away quantity Of
goods, The loss cannot be accurately stated.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23
BIue NuDdHy.

Washing, ii the WY Of labor and ex-
pense, as well rs time, reduced 10 L mini
mum. The convenience o. the Victor
machine and the White Rose soap. made in
Council Bluffs nj 1905 West Broadway can
ho seen on exhibition AZ 534 broadway. next
to NunpareN office. You are cordially in
vited to come and see for Yourself
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23

Nineteen young men TOOK the examinations
Yesterday for appointment 10 Annapolis and
West Point cadeJshipE as follows John
willis BGruhErd Logan David Henry Bower
Guthrie Center PAU Addison Bower Girls
wold; Marshal Herbert BuruhEm Green
held; Charles Albert Bushnell. GleuW0od
Robert Lind DALEY Council Bluns Garner
Davis Greenfield; Wells u well Magnolia
John Davis Gilmore Red Oak. John Nc
Crary Hunter Extra Joseph Howe KIRK
Greenfield George Alfred LuNfUrd Defiance
CLAUDE Cecil Lyon Council Bluffs, Frederick
Flint AcAauEhtuu NilIisaH; Petsr William
McMartlu Oakland, George julian Meyers
Council Bluffs Lee Elmer Plumer Council
Bluffs; Herbert Linus Sweuson Red Oak
Charles " Ray Spanglsr. Walnut Only
Fey passed the physical examination ths
twp bowers, DALEY Gilmore Kirk Luxfurd
and Meyers. THESE began the scholastic sx-
animation, Whlch VIII be continued today
Great men ana famous women and al
books taken by subscription neatly End well
luuuC lV MaurguDuEE A On hlnpl
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23

MOVING. MJvINGl
When you wish move
And huve everything 80 smooth
Engnge wagon. large, medium ~ small:
One just large enough 10 take II ali
Eight rooms IN one load they take.
Try il, tne next move you make.
Pianos, TOO. move with greatest care,
And prices, yuul find. are always fair.
yOu'H hnd 80 careful nE those YOU greet
When call al No. s South Main street,
william WEIGH, Transfer Line Tel lH
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23
settIes win Her R.IntiYee.

OAKLAND Cal. June 22-Mrs / kirk
nam NErde- Butler mas mace 4 truce with
the kirkhamE, her Oakland relatives ana
al contest over the rich estate Of her father
II al al enc. she mas accepted 800 Z month.
With the financial difficulties adjusted she
VIII now give her attention 70 Lhe procuring
u IL American divorce
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23

St PnuJ-ChicnrO Conditions Improve.
CHICAGO, June 22.-Thsre are some signs
Of improved conditions il the passenger rates
between Chicago and St Paul The roads
have not restored rates, but they have for
the time being ceased 10 juggle them and
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23

neGrIy all uI ta,a. have -alu That ...r
thought the hEht hau gone 90 d sUficieI.l
length There is Eu excellent chance that
the rates will he Restored AL RluuE the lint
Rnd the Soc viii refrain from hurluC any
hurfIbs fui Liue
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23
R0hI,ers Nor Cuucht

HURON, s. d, June Especial Tele-
gram The men who shut ana robbed David
Mitchell last night heve mt vet been found.
The bail mas heeu extracted from Mitchell s
head and hs Will live
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23

SIOUX CITY, June .22--tsperial will
jackson, while Al work Al the plant oI the
Barber Asphalt company was overcome 10y
the heat Today and rateu, 70 his home II &
critical condition. He max die
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23
Firrmru GO 10 N,dispn

PIERRE, s d. June 22-(SpeCiRl Tele-
gram About twenty-five of the tfremen O.
this city left this morning to attend the an
uual fremen'E tournament al Madison.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23
kilIed hE A, sl..tDr Cnr,

CEDAR RAPIDS, IG,, JuBe 22.-(speeial
Telegram Wiltism MGKae of Kenwood waf
run over 10y one Of thH large electric carr
between mere and Marion ennight ana fatally
injured
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23
Chnd kimrd D., ensnlin..

CEDAR RAPIDS Ia. June 22-(speeisl
Telegram Herbert Newton c years old Sc;
pan OF gasoline on FIRE To-Day. The oil ex-
pluded and he was fatally burned.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23

The following transfers were reported yes
terday from the title and lDRn Office Of J. ".
Squire l0l Pearl street:
iot s block S, Beers ad. W DIS $500
o c Bates to j. Nj. Pullen lot and
part LOT Auditors subdiv, nwi4
swi4 12-75-4U, u..-.,..-.....-.. ..,.-,.. NJ
John Hammer 10 George w Miller,
lot q, subdv of lot "a original plat,
a. ~
County treasurer 10 W ?. Webster,
nela sell l2-74-44. d....-...--..-,..... u
Same 10 same, uWls sei4 l2-74-4i, d..
Total. fve transfers .......-....... .S4,5S-
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23

c. p, ViHvl company fenRle remedy. Med
ical consultation free Wednesday, Health
book Furnished 32G-327-s2s Merriam block
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23
MANAwA JTTILEE CELEBRATION
Several Hundred Dollars Net1cd for
IN. W G. A. HmNniInl.

the W u A. t1btplAhi.
Enrlishueu, Scutchmen ana lrishmen Of
TINS vicinity celebrated the queens diamond
jubilee at MHnswa yesterday. An elaborate
program had been arranged. but owing to the
intense heat it was not carried out. The day
and evening were spent il enjoying the sports
and Hmusements that Lake MunHwa and the
grand plaza afforded The money realized
viii he turned over to the Woman Christian
Association hospital The receipts VI 10 &
O'Clock last night had appruXimHted S250,
and all OF the down trains were laden with
new crowds.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23
Id=tIe Boy Lost.

r NJ Waffle c commercial traveller who
has been in the city several days prosecuting
his business, reported TO The police yesJer-
day that ms little 7-year-uld son Lester, was
missing. The man explained that the child'F
mother Is dead and that for q year or more
ne mad been taking the boy with him on all
business trips and during the year had
travelled over 1000 miles IN The United
StHteE and Mexico He tDOk the boy 10 Bay-
llss park about s.3O yesterday morning for
the purpose Of letting him play around the
fountain curing the remainder Of the fore
moon while he looked after his business He
said ne had left the boy in the same way
hundreds Of times in strange cities and had
trained him 10 remarkable caution IN taking
care Of himself lie returned 10 the PARK
shortly before noon. but the boy was not
there. He spent several hours bunting all
over the city before ne notified the police.
hu; had received no tidiuEs OF the missing
child. Later IN the afternoon ht got clew
that led hin u Paramount park gnd found
upon inquiry thai the boy had tl-en there
spending several delightful hours looking al
the monkeys and other animals in the PARK
zoo. II was learned that ne had left the
park, but N what direction could moi be Rs-
certAined. Il is feared ,nst he might have
wandered into the woods chat adjuins the
park and became lost.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23

Special excursions to MRusws daily. except
Sunday. al = click. Round trip tickets 10
! cents
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23
NOT IN ACCORD WITH CANON LAW.

Cane seat rockers Sac this week, at Dur
fec Furniture Co.. 2O5 End 207 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23
ONE OF TWO WAYS.

TIE bladder was created for one purpose
namely, a receptacle for the urine and as
such II IA not liable to any form of disease
except by one Of TWO Why's, The first way
if from imperfect action of the kidneys The
second way If from careless local treatment
Of other diseases
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23

Free gund tooth brush with every bottle
OF our fine 25c cherry tooth wash 10 INTRO
duce it. Only one bottle 10 family Diet
ken l. WhRley
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23
CHIEF CAUSE.

Unhealthy urine from unhealthy kidneys If
ths chief cause uf bladder troubles SO the
womb like the bladder wRs created for one
purpose and il not ductored too much is moi
liable to weakness OF disease, except in rar,
cases. i is situated back OF and very close
10 the bladder therefore any pain, dsease or
inconvenience manifested il the kidneys
back bladder or urinary passage iE often. by
mistake, attributed 10 female weakness OF
womb trouble OF some sort The error il
easily made and muy be Rs easily avoided Tt
fno out correctly, Sci your urine aside for
tweuty-fUur hours; Z sediment or settling
indicates kidney or bladder trouble The
mild and extraordinary effect of Or Kilmer {
Swamp-ROOt, the great kidney and binder
remedy If snun realized. II YOU need 6
medicine you should have the best. Al
druggists fifty cents and one DOLLAR You
may have 4 sample bottle and pamphlet hntt
sent free by mail Mention The Ono he
Daily Bee ana send your address 10 Dr
Kilmer & Co., BlugnGmptOn, n y. The
proprieturf o, this psper guarantee The gen
uinssE of this Orsr.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23
R.nl U,tnt, TrrD.fer..

Free soda with every 25c cash purchase
NJ nIlr 81 nrn- IleLEnu 4 MhAlEy.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23

We want all the good iHrm loans we can
get; per cent interest and d small com
mission. No delay Tor the money We
want your fire and tornado insurance on
pauies represented. Lougee d Luugee, .S5
IturI ErrnHf
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23

N. Y. Plumbing company. Tel $40.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-23

Total. fve transfers .......-....... !
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-10
A SOAP BUBBLE.
rhe Relation of Its Varying Thinness S~
 the ColoFs It Shows.


 Tho extreme thinness of the bubble is indeed wonderful It is estimated that tho film in some places is only one three ,millionths of an inch i'll thickness Probably few of us can conceive of such thinness Let mo express it in another way. The Old and the New Testament contain soma g. GOO, 000 of letters. Now one threc- -millonth is such a part of an finch as the first letter of the Bible is a part of the sum of all of its letters.
 The bubble. however. Is not of equal thickness at all points, and it Is for this reason that it has the various eolers. For instance, wherever the film is orange red it measures. about three-mil- lionths of m inch; where it is blue, eighty one-millionths of an inch, and at point where lemon yellow is prom inent about twenty one-millionths of m Inch. Perhaps you wonder why the col ors change from one part of tho soap bubble to another. This is because tho film of tho soap bubble evaporates and grows thinner but unequally so at diff ferent portions. A greenish blue with a palo rose rcd spot near it indicates an extreme thinness. and at such 6 point the film is ready to give way at the least jar.
 You will bo glad to know the source of the beautiful colors. Every ono is de. lighted with them, even if not interest. ed by tho explanation of their origin We may say that they come from tho light Light gives color to all objects but not exactly as it does to the soap bubble. White light from tho sun can be broken into tho seven colors which we have seen in tho rainbow. In that instance the raindrops separate it into its parts X glass prism will do the same, as you may provo by looking through glass pendant from hanging lamp. When tho light reaches tho sur faco of the soap bubble, a part is rofect- cd from it. aud VIC sec images on its surface as if it wero q curved mirror. Another portion of tho light, however. enters tho film and is separated so that parts of tho seven colors arc thrown into tho bubble, and we can sec them at various portions of the opposite surface. Another part of tho light, after being broken by the film, is reflected by It's inner surface back to our eyes, so that we sec coiors at the point where the light enters --Jaeob r. Butcher in St 
 Rice Is the nest important of all Japanese crops The cultivation takes up more than half of tho eountry's total surface of arable land
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-10
DIPLOMACY.
Ina Astuse Mayor Knew How to Help
 Along His Own Town.

Ina Astuse Mayor Knew How to Help
 Along His Own Town.
 4 number of indignant citizens had filed into the office of the mayor of q small but progressive town.
 "Wo called, " said tho spokesman of tho party, "to sec about your announce ment that you would fight to tho bitter end the proposal of those two railroad companies to lay tracks so US to con- pect '
 Well, was thoreply, what of itP''
 You don't deny saying it, then?"
 Certainly not. "
 And yet you call yourself 6 wide awake man, competent to look after the interests of en ambitious community like this?''
 II am doing my best to deserve ap- proyal
 Don't you realize that the junction of those two roads is ono of the best things that could happen to this city?n
 Certainly. '"
 "And yet you are doing yonr best to stop itP''
 A20 A4oJoA AGaG0Itl AOE 45W 1Uiii- utes and then said:
 "Gentlemon, will you keepa secret?o
 If it's nothing detrimental to the city's interests.
 "Well, am just as anxious to have that work done as yon are, but you know how they usually go about such things If we let them alone, they'll begin work about the last of November, leave things torn up all winter and not finish before next summer is half over. Now, if they have really determined to make this improvement, my saying I disapprove of it won change them, but it will have one effect-it'll put them on their mettle. They'll get together 8 gang of men some night and put them to work with lanterns and rush the job through so fast that there won t be any interruption of traffic whatever ''- Washington Star
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-10
 A Story of Thackeray.

Dean Farrar gives the following rem. inisoence of Thaclzeray in Tho Inde- pendent Dining with him at tho house of Dr. Butler, remember that he spoke of many things, but tho only remark that specially recall was one about himself He said that he had re- contly sat at dinner next to an emi- nent tragedienne, now dead, and that she had oVerpowered him with eestatie compliments A flow days afterward he had sat next Jenny Lind, and the great singer, with | franlSnoss which delight cd him, said that she had not read a limo of ono of his writings and knew nothing about them Of the two ladies. be greatly preferred Jenny Lind and enjoyed her frank indifference much more than the fulsome adulation. "
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-12-10
4 Story That Was Not Told.

Ali accomplished interviewer went to get the story of an old hermitwho lives on little lake in tho upper part of tho state where only few clearings break the monotony of forest A delicate ap- proaeh was made to tho main subject and then the six footer, with long white beard and hair, was asked if he had a family.
 Certainly, = oame the response. live tried to play my proper part in she world just like any other mnn who has an idea that he was put here for soi ietl 8
 w are your folks?''
 'Bn east, where loft them. My wife five children have flne home oga | | j, farm. To be accurate, it's one Of the finest ill tho state. "
 "Do thoy over come to see you?"
 "They were all up hero about four weeks ago. Brought their bedding with shem, hunted, flghed, visited and had a good time generally My youngest boy wants to take up some land and make a farmer of himself, :.
 Do you ever intend to 10 back where they arc to mako your homer"
 No l like it here; they like It there Whats tho sense of either them or mo putting in tho time where it's not enjoyable?"
 Did you havo m trouble with your wife9
 The old man sat and smoked and seemed to be ill doep study.
 Trying to put the story togother?" asked the interviewer.
 No, young man was just having 6 mental debate whether I'd throw you through the window or give you three minutes to get off the place :"
 In less than half the time tho hermit was alone Detroit Free Press