davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-27

LOG til Soeramtrengelie. Grfaringer
Ipiier, at Oct er / bei @rob neobrp.
lbertoe FOR Rerperne at lcpe al Nfiiit.
nnoerpisning. Dfen ogiaa for Gle.
Iperne fan llnoerpisningen blioe far.
Iis; hos mango Born. os nopnlig hos
mango iinge Bigger, fomner De pliat.
mRsiige SagIige 2neIier til iom Ell
5prsgeIie al ct | Sorbeien tilitrRffe.
Iiet grbet0e. Wen bert er Oct oog,
noar nerpsie Mtenneifer oprfer Whi.
Iiiffen al 2pit % anpenber 5-6 eIler
Here Elmer ON Goaen til at epe iig,
Mt Niniifen operoripeS utbcr iao'
Sartne SorboIo er foritaoeligt % uno.
ifpIoeIi9t. Mten Der er ingen limo.
ifpIoning for De 5orGIbre, ion Iaber
oeres Bern lore at ipiae o. tpinger
Dem til oaeIiee GpeIier, bare ioroi
"Set bsrer iig tiI", iiagtet SsrneneS
6ritio err Iiben nof / 6orpeien, o9
i,agtet De boerfen bar Spit til elIer
anles for Muiif.
Get Iigger iom ia9t / Menneifets
Hatitr al tragic efter 6ornsielier -
iaaIeoes bar bet dIti0 peret pg ianIe.
oes bill oet oltib blue. Ger er iaa
meget minSre 8rrno til at ierge Der.
oper, iunt ct piit Iool al RpoeIie
ubetiwet er gaonlig for Sunobeben
% napnlig for ~Rerperne". Dan
ifol 0erfor life isae at afboIbe ling
Sommeu fro 6orusielier, men man
fol birIpe ben til at iinbe 6%ornsiel.
Ter, ser bar ioa fod ifaoeIige Siotrf'
ninger iom muligt.
s benne Senieen0e bar Dor Sto
giort ct fort 6remifrtot beroeo, at
Spprten er blepet en- pnoet 6ornei.
ellie. GpfIing, 9oIoipil, Sfsitelsb'
ming, Sfifrrb, Roning 0. -. .. er
irtnoe 2egemSsoeIier, Der ~fore8oor /
fri Suft pg poIoer bereS ubspere itor
8lpoe, og iom - naar De life ooer'
bripes - tun bar gaunIige Birtnit'
ger.
Sg Sportcn gisr maaife life mtnOit
0erpeo, at Den boloer llngbum.
men borte fra boorIige 6orneieIier.
gtoar oct M EN- Sang or gtuet, at
ifnI more JIG, bpem pil
ba life iin0e oct gIGbeligt, at Den
beler morer fig meb 5riIuftSiport
eno meo &ortipiI % Sobaf eIler
og Yolitif?
Spab Der ogiaa bsr fremb9oeS fom
en- flor Sorbel peo 6rtluftsiporten, er
BEN 2eiIigbeo, ben giuer uuge 0ten'
al be to &isn til at f9roes
iamnren paa Ell utpltngen fameruts'
liz Maaoe. Oct er life LET at f%oritaa,
at nogen for Iloor bar funnel be-
oct ion en- Sfpggeitoe peo
,Sporten, at ben poa mango Smrao'
Der fam ltoppes al De TO aisn | 89Ies'
fab. Sngen bill bog bGpbe, at Ell
Iennisplaos er farligere for SGoe'
Iigbeoen emo en- 9aIiaI; 90 / 8frfe'
Iigbe6en err ielp 6en melt forfleine
GpfIeoragt minore ifitfet til at iaare
en- smiinois 9IufaroigbeOSfslelie enc
ct "~neoringet" SeIifnbStoiIette.
9aor man life biz boIoe oe to 8isn
flIoitGnbig afionbreoe fra %biuanben,
ina MAJ man netop enife, at De fan
UNDER 6orbolb, boor life alt
fonmer an poo "6lirt~ % oct op.
naaes be6re peo Sporten END paa mo-
gen onoen Nua6c.
sos BEN nerpsie llngbom tr9ifer
man ofte en- itGrf Silbeteligbeo til
l~ppnoenoe SGsnirg og uiuno Santa
ieren. 9enne 5iIbeieligbeo ber for
Gris befiGntpeS, og Der er
Sporten ct uorirOerli9t Wiobel. Den
raturligpiS eiGloer oct iGrlig operfcr
nerosie Menneifer, OF ben life moa
til Soeranitrengelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-27
"2lmerifa" 4 poeii.
Ser cr ct anrioimm. - Inn IaSr ia
life anfestc!


SfI &eSdftsrl ~Arnerifa' uif Ser
ientagerpoeii er fp~rmobentlig al bet
Tags literpre Stof, pi GorN6per her
ooer piIoe BIZ enomer oIminoeIir
t~rofteret meo ! Gilfalbe piSie 6oIl
fif raooe for Dor aonoeIige Gpring
Ser foreIigger ibpertiolo 6e beSitt
8runoe FOR en- inooan 6ormuoning
.efteriom BET er fra iumme Solo, mar
ugeitst opoarteS nteo Toeii al ueoeu.
I%taaenoe grt. Ser or en- paste Sma,
gebt6 ct iaafoIot Tigt al "0par,
tin" ("amerifa" MT goe0, Der ON.
trent bier llge fuitterer ct lignenSe
iamme SnobiIOitbeoens FUI:
"SarocL bu fiGre unee Sinlo.
Som fauot Sreo. nteus SorNer itiaIo
vi 8ranater / Oct fierne Eitcu.
Nn iRntes on | Sorbens Stiso
6adr tptIe belt ioruSen RsS
III Sa9en foiiiller % Sp1tea.
2u fattia bar sit belle Sip.
SroeS Slio % SIrb ben belle EiS;
9een - itisrt iaa fattis = Uar Su rig,
Blot faa er DIG / aauNeu liz,
gu taftcS on pe0 @rapens 8uuS
III 8eruer / Ct duoet 2dno
6or alt, on CAB, Ieo % itrcN
Set belle par BIN aiRrligbeS.
Oh fsIaes AT en- mPstis Ser:
8. Serrc CUB! beodr Din Sgu
Sgicnncm Sgoeus 8iee.
@io ou BAN iau ct penliet an3
90 pug bam inN meS 9arncbp5,
Sua bill ban til Dig biSe!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-27

Sirlp af en- TumueFrue Tan Tanbs RaIHnsriet msSens SpUtu fpnes. Zen
bar bd arm. Tom GssuHsu Usr buitet Sher goo Blacs for ESets Saanste
riua, ueu at aie ben ct Eumiet ubEsuoe, Zen bar hrnri en- utpmdtrf Spolc
Btnber (bobbin winderl Der sr fa filter % pdGu@Is fn Brhn at su
baartg puubet Spoe pl bare en- umulabeo.
~6uspennen- Ter pbt uo % CT elegant label ro Seni1u til 1rnnroeoet
Tom I'll Ranfnbele. gaRnsuS BpMpte r net let buouoRrIst % Sefoeels
al subptr tsnbt 6UrbebriHs paa bette Dmraaoe. Oct dHoerhe Ia az al bors
geFaHenbeb % imut iorarbeNet. 2aternses % uo'npHmgn r fGfe hangs
epinsbiult os aae be blduts 3es al Weaftueu r inntt poert % Rtdaplete
ret, 6porpeb be ioar ct net og imaaiulot ubsucs. 3esuoeu bru3es Ball Bear
ing I'll SStnabiulet % paa besse Sioer Of GOofpst % Sefhtutet En- at nadr
cb type @uuss nsbsus bet paa andre aaihuer bar tunst moi mso at sa ire
Gouoe BprSst er loet al uelterrt Ern, fanrnuht al ho forfen9e Sag
bporUsb man bar oSuaaer fsrre Stprts os forbHorst at Trret fan Ia fs.
aRainens SObpAs sr iuripHt meS plated castors. 8Rrbebe staoltnpps
bplSer 2rphulst o. the tresdle plate, bctiet spr of geafhnen rrbsSer mo
act lekre eb saers Ct 2uf9lnt. Sen bar aaersuens % beofs Attachments
Tor nlminbeIs % fancy Ssm. On uofsrds 5ufrutiunsbua, tmt bet ncrfs
snsr eugeFs SprOg msbisssr ber Nufhue.
2ag NiGrfe til interchangeable begOehg HeSiattt Prttr:
30 4-b Siaher SIZES
70 -7Snhsr' To-"
Ro IA I'll Drop Head. 5 5taHsr .....--.......-----. 1000
30 Is - Drop Head 7eufsr .....".."".---.. ao
80 "a - Drop Head. 8 etaHsr. Swell Front ..-. 0D
30 % - Drop Head. Z StufsL Swell Front 1895. 2lo
,aer Rabosni iii UeoFssos gEiFr 8 gRdbpgut r 9rfu pa beer 9affHs
d. so bs.rs. Dau fan III, iRnh fig en- parsre 8rgaups' er SnlsTrskHt
snb So "a eRr 25. Drop Head UubOsEi % Swell Front, 9uS s2s.oo
% $500.
Mebsufaasnoe r gfaebo uf RO. "a Drop Head, Swell Front, Der tuFrr
$40 so. gsS Swell Front msHes. at staFeTns % 1rEpzrat sr Fais sf
ruSe 90 tar fs ualmnbsls sSt ao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-27

ssbsufausnSe CT guebo Of RO. "a Drop Head, Swell Front. Der tfrr
$50 so. Neo Swell Front msHes, at StuHerus % 1rsozrkt 81 fTEst sf
ruuSe % tar fs ualnnbsig epSt ua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-27

Sbeniooeu6c 8robuft bar. iom
Goeii betroGtet, en- ilnaen0e SigbcS
meo efterieIgenoe, Der ltoO at IGie
ct GbicosobIoo / 9egpnbeIien al De-
cember 1896. Get sialot Ell gnmmel
llngfarl, ser iom itrtg Sio9ltt bar
fommcn fiji Chicago og / en- Ntenne.
itcaIbcr bno0e "foret pna Seifen" iou
Scot (err0itient ban ogioa bar Sfltoe.
ifipper en- Sang iblanot). San 6soe
uoen SlGgt % uGiten ubcn @cnuer
men en- CANNED "8oet" al en- Sfibs.
fnmcrut uiL6e Dog al BAN ct imltft
@ftermGIe | Ipiien oo iuoIeSierl
iaa fremfom fsIgenoe bsiit o~pbiir0ige
@pitbnpbium:
"SreS meS BIT St@-SciI / 6rcS. Zen
4oc Sec. 1895.
Ght Iober St meo GoeLt Sjertt Ben,
On al grangaiionen erbberbeoe Napteiu,
On 8oobeS, Tom on itprte, faISt Ell I bin
8oIO
Sbi SienSer ou buoSs aIosIeS ruuSt outs
firing.
Ru i Cubs Raou bar Su Iagt sig til
SpiIe,
af SorSens Sorg BEN ct mere itdI Sia
file.
Ogiaa Dit eoSe Orb og Sautc al 3iGr.
ligbeo.
Sen og 2snSomuteIigbeo bar futoet eoig
Soite."
The Newark journal., 1904-10-21

F. M. Martin is representing the Arkansas Mutual Fire Insur- ance Co.,, and parties desiring in- surance can find him at Fred D. Writings.
 J. 1. Sturdivant left Sunday morning for Memphis to spend a day or two at the races, admiring Major Delmar, Lou Dillon and Sweet Marie.
 George Holderby and Miss Jes- sic Martin were married at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. J. T.. Tharp Monday evening at 6:30 o'clock, Squire Tharp officiating. They are among the city's most highly esteemed young people and The Journal desires to join their large circle of friends in wishing them long life of joy and happi ness.
The Newark journal., 1904-10-21
Happenings of Local Interest

All kinds of fruit, ice cream and cold drinks at Galloway's restau- rant.
 Finest new-crop sorghum mo- lasses in town at Holderby & Law tons.
 For goodness sake don't buy your jacket or cape until you see Writings.
 Call at Galloway's restaurant and get your dinner when you come to town.
 W. R. Williamson invites you to call and quench your thirst when you come to town.
 You will see a sample of Moore Bros. & Company's clothing Tn their show window.
 You will find a complete line ot tinware, glassware and dishes at Holderby & Lawton s.
 Adams Bros. carry full line of groceries, and will deliver goods free to any part of town.
 Carload of shelled corn. bran, chops and meal just received at the Newark Lumber Co.'S.
 If you have not worn Victor shoe get pair from Moore Bros. & Company and wear them all winter.
 Before buying your fall and winter clothing call and see our line of dress goods. Moore Bros. & Company.
 Before you buy come in and ex- anime our complete and up-to- date line of Star Brand shoes. Ad- ans Brothers.
 Holderby & Lawton carry a full line of staple and fancy groceries and respectfully solicit a share of your patronage.
 The best and most reliable line of clothing-the $. l.. $. & Co. brands now being handled by Moore Bros. x Go.
 Manager Garfield Wayman is in town for a few days selecting his fall and winter stock for Mir. Whit ing's Hazel Grove store.
 Mrs. Ella Jack of Van Buren arrived in the city Wednesday morning to spend a few days vis- iting her daughter, Mrs. F. c. Hoyt.
 J. l.. Parker of Dardanelle spoke to small audience at this place Monday night in the interest of the Prohibition candidate for President.
 Rev. J. l.. Brown filled his reg ular appointment at the Metho- dist church last Sunday, and Miss Ellen Logan was baptised in the afternoon.
 The new boiler for the MaSness gin has been somewhat delayed, but is expected to arrive today. and they will probably be ready to resume ginning by Tuesday or Wednesday.
 G. w. McMillan, who has been at Newport for some time under treatment for cancer of the stom- ach, was brought home Wednes- day morning. He was not bene- fitted by the treatment, and his condition is serious.
The Newark journal., 1904-10-21

arp spent Wednesday night in the city.
 J. W. Howell, of Little Rock. was registered at the Hotel Mag ness Tuesday.
 For Sale-Good heating stove and drum, size No. 86. Apply at The Journal office.
 J. P. Magness of Newark trans acted business in the city We'd neSday.-Newport News.
 J. J. Barber of Logan township was In town yesterday and called to renew for The Journal.
 Ed Lane left Tuesday for his home in Texas, after a short visit here with old friends and relatives. J. I. Barksdale came up from Des Arc yesterday morning to spend a few days with home folks.
 C. P. Ray and family formerly of Paroquet are now citizens of Newark, having moved in Friday.
 B. B. Johnson of Des Arc is spending few days in the city visiting his sister, Mrs. s. A. 1 Moore.
 1 Mrs. George Pearce has been quite sick for several days with pneumonia, but is reported to be improving.
 Speed & Magness have opened their butcher shop and invite you to call on them when you want fresh meat of any kind.
 Dr. J. R. Crigler of Cord was in town yesterday, en route home from Memphis where he has been attending medical college.
 For Sale-Some bedsteads, springs and mattresses; almost good as new Apply to Mrs J. P. Magness at Hotel Magness.
 Mr. and Mrs. G. o. Magness arrived home from St. Louis yes terday morning, where they spent several days at the big fair.
 Little Miss Eva Williamson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Williamson, has been quite sick for some time with slow fever.
 Bankers money orders are the safest way to send money. Sold by the Bank of Newark payable i in all parts of the civilized world.
 The ice cream season is here. Take your best girl around to Gal 1 loway's restaurant and enjoy a dish of that delicious cream they make.
 Mrs. B. F. Johnson and daught- CT. Mrs. J. U. Dunnivant, of Des Arc, are spending q few days in the city, the guests of Mrs. 5. A. Moore.
 Little Lula Bevens, the H. months-old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. James Bevens, died Friday after a prolonged illness from bronchitis.
 We have just finished unlocking our stock of fall dry goods, cloth ;no shoes. hats and the largest most up-to-date line of mems fur nishings ever brought to Newark. Moore Bros. & Co. 1 Account of the general Baptist association at Little Rock Novem- ber 4 to s, the Iron Mountain route will sell tickets to Little Rock November to ! at rate of one fare plus 50 cents for the
The Newark journal., 1904-10-21

John B. Stetson hats at Whit ing's.
 Six spools of thread for 25 cents at Writings.
 E. II. Williamson is serving on the grand jury.
 Squire Long, of Jamestown, was In town Friday.
 W. k. Williamson spent Sun day at Newport
 j. +. Mcdaniel of Cord was in town Wednesday.
 Everything good to eat at Gallo ways restaurant.
 J. T. Brooks spent Tuesday at the county capital.
 You will find what you want at Moore Bros. & Co.
 All kinds of fresh meat at Hol- derby & Lawton's.
 For childrens clothing go to Moore Bros. & Co.
 We want to buy your cotton. Moore Bros, & Go.
 J. B. Deaton from near Newport was in town Friday.
 T. P. Aydlets of Little Rock was in town Monday.
 H. A. Gire had business at the county capital Tuesday.
 Hot or cold baths at all hours at the Newark Bath House.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lee Patterson have moved to Batesyille.
 Magness Bros. have full line of furniture and mating.
 When you want good whisky call on ". k. Williamson.
 Shoes from five cents to S1 a pair cheaper at Writings.
 Walter Paddock was down from Magness Wednesday.
 Prof. W. B. Knight of Sulphur Rock was in town yesterday. Dress. goods from 10 cents to S2.50 per yard at Writings. Hon. W. s. Wright of Bates vile spent Friday in the city. Squire W. B. Tomlinson was down from Magness Tuesday. Deeds of trust and legal blanks for sale at The Journal office. Don't forget that Moore Bros. & Go. are in the cotton market. Your Moneys Worth" shoes sold only at Moore Bros. & Co. Horton Arnold of Batesville spent Sunday here with friends. Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Brooks went up to Batesville yesterday. Squire w. $. Moore was down from Sulphur Rock Wednesday. Finest apple vinegar on the market, at Holderby & Lawton's. When you want something good to drink call on W.R. Williamson. Barrel of extra fine sugar-house molasses at Holderby 6 Lawten s. Go to H. E. Hawthorne for all kinds of hardware, stoves, nails, etc. Your moneys worth in anything YOU buy at Moore Brothers x Company.
The Newark journal., 1904-10-21
Best by Actual Test.

The fact that this store goes on growing and doing business with the same people it has for 25 years, is the best proof that it gives satisfaction. The old customers stay and new ones keep coming, so there must be a good reason for it. We can't price everything in our house in our advertise ments. You have to buy on your own judg- ment where ever you go, and our proposi- tion is the fairest possible. We say look as much as you please, price everything we have if you want to- and if we are high on anything don't spend a cent with us.
 Remember the arguments of the other fellow made in his own interest, not yours; and that what is cost to this house is not cost to every store. Our buyers go all over the country, ready to hand out spot cash when the right prices are offered them on the right goods. The quantities we handle are big lever in buying right, be- cause we can go to the factories and secure prices that would be impossible if our out put of goods was limited.
 Good Singlebarre Breech-loadng Shot Gun. 3.9O Good Doube-barre Breech loading Shot Gun 9.9o Frst-class Alarm Clock (sell elsewhere for $1) .59 Steel Fork Texas Saddle 24-in stirrup eathers 25o First Patent Flour, in sacks, per barrel ...... 5.75 Second Patent Flour, in sacks per barrel $50 20 pounds Granulated Sugar ................ LOO P pounds |. c. Sugar ............,......... LOO Arm & Hammer Soda, pound package ........ .05
 Keg Soda, b pounds, ....................... .25 Arbucke Coffee per pound .................. .124 Bucks Stove and vessels. s......................1OO Peters Concord Shoes 125 at other stores :. LOO
 MAXFIELDS. Batesville Arkansas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19
WHAT IS THE REMEDY?

~ a recent meeting Of the Patria
club. a New York organization, the
president OF Williams college. Henry
Hopkins spoke Of some of the condi-
tons prevailing in this country at the
present time. lie pointed out part.cu-
larry, that there has been u marked III.
crease lately of-crImc and criminal ten
dencIes among all classes, and he as
cribed this to the had influence Of yul-
gar newspapers, debased theaters. Inn
pure literature, and divorces, lie said
in part:
THE foundations Of the personal
character 'ot our national life
are seriously threatened by ugly
features OF the present time There Is
abounding evidence Of an alarming
Increase IN crime Of every sort, but
particularly Of the Kind that under.
mines honesty. chastity and respect for
law, There Is an Increasing infldellty
10 financial trust and consequently d
visible loss OF confidence OF man In his
fellow men. Declarations cont iuue and
multiply In dlsheartening succession,
The proportion Of divorces to mar
riages is astonishing and sickening.
Dislntegration, tietadence, and often
destruction Of the family and lowering
OF the home ideal so on increasing,
But most disheartenlng and startling
Of ALI IL the lawless spirit IN towns
and cities, where have grown UP
crowds Of hoodlums, where there Is al,
Increasing population who break out
into reckless violence at times Of
strikes and lock0uts. OF the same ma
turc are the worse than brutal eXhi-
billions IN defiance Of all authority and
decency~ IN the lynchings and hideous
burnlngs that dishonor' human nature
Itself"
The speaker correctly traced the res
possibility for much Of this to cor
rupt press, In which the readers are
taught. indirectly, to commit crimes
and defy the authority Of both God and
mani Inc important question, how
ever, Is, what is the remedy That
question Is really Of greater Importance
than the question of the enlargement Of
the navy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19
Spokane Spokesman.

President Smith of the Mormon
Church IL making Interesting II no
startling disclosures In respect to th(
internal affairs Of his church and Tho
conduct OF SOME OF its members, but II
is not clear that anything has yet been
said TO affect Alr Shoots right to q
seat in the United states senate.
A Church certainly cXerts q good dea
of authority when 1t is necessary for q
man TO get its consent to run for the
senate. but II * probable that men
holding IN any church positions rela.
tively as high as that held BY Mr.
Smoot Would ask the consent OF their
associates before becoming candi-
date This would almost certainly be
the case II certain church duties had
to be given up in case Of election. "'
All these somewhat disgusting dis
closures regarding President Smiths
personal Views and private conduct
does not seem TO have any particular
bearing on Shoots right to be senator.
Srnoot Is nor u poIygamlst. and s6 far
as his rights are concerned, II matters
not II Smith has 80 wives. Tho real
question Is whether the Church's 'au-
thorlty Of the duties OF lis members to
II Is such as to prevent a Mormon from
sYearng 70. support The Constitution
and laws OF tie United States when
elected TO federal Office, Smoot says
that II il not, and nothing has been all
yanced yet In the testimony TO show
that IL Is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19
Arizona I,onubllean.

Tho to-callcd sensational testimony
hitherto adduced In the investigation
OF Senator snioot's rRht TO a scat in
ne United States Senate fails tU Be
either startling or new 10 people who
have taken any pains 20 Keep Informed
concerning conditions In Utah. Presl.
dent Smith Of the Mormon Church has
frankly admitted that he has several
wives and h' admits that few hun
drel otbel Monnons have more than
one wife, but he specifically denies that
he Qr any other member OF hls Church
mas entered INTO aplural marriage SINE
re I'hWeh manifesto was issued In
lM0 DECLARING that thehceforth The prac-
Use of IolygQmy-contra plural
matrlnges-'Aould not be approved ~
the organization. hps hN lff''fff "
oA,lid thGys Is the rub Of The whole
min theyed the law since 1890?
President Smith insists that thoy
have lie admits that he and the other
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19
SpENCER'S TESTIMONY.

The closing words OF an autoblog.
raphy of Herbert Spencer have been
given out in advance. They touch on
the late great philosophers views on
religious subjects, and viii therefore be
considered Of special interest He ia
quoted az follows;
Largely, however, II not chiefly. this
change OF feeling toward religions
oreeds and their sustaining mstiut Ions
has resulted from a deepening conylc-
ton that the sphere occupied By them
can never become an untitled sphere, but
that there must continue 10 arise afresh
the great questions concerning ourselves
and surrounding things, and that. if not
positive answers, must ever remain,
Thus religious crceds which I'm one
way or other occupy the sphere thar
ra,iolal Interpretation seeks TO occupv
and fails and fails the more the moro
II seeks, | have come TO regard wlFh a
sympathy based on community OF need
feeling that dissent from them results
from mobility 70 accept the solutions
offered, Joined With the wish that som.
lions could be found"
spepser then, came TO the anal con.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19
Chicago Record. Herald.


| Washington, March 1Ss--Members OF
the committee who are disposed to take
2 favorable View OF Shoots case say II
II true q majority OF the Apostles are
living With plural wives, but that Is an
oronse which must DO dlfferen tiated
from any ordinary crime, like counter
felting One OF these senators, also q
Republican, remarked that he would
nave mighty little respect for man
who was caught with number of
wives on his hands, relics Of the old
days, and who failed to stand by them
and live with them afterward, no mat.
Ter what the laws were. He added that
II there was such thing I'm the world
40 moral crime, this was one, and II
could not justly be regarded as harshly
as many good people are In the habit OF
regarding IT, 1T seems 10 me-" said
this senator, that the evidence 80 far
adduced shows that the old men OF the
Churoh are E(Grly all polygamists now
because they were p0lygamists under
the ancient regime But the younger
Mormtns IRE not polygamists, and as
the old men die Off the evil VIII disap.
pear smoot Is comparatively young
man; lac Is not polygnmist. SO far as
we know his life is correct In all partc.
ulars. tits pretty hard to ask us TO
declare that he cannot SIT In the Senate
because tome OF his elder associates,
relics OF the old days, are continuing the
relations contracted many years ago. II
seems 70 Inc this Is n case In which a
little charity and forbearance should be
exercised. five deny smoot the right
70 Keen his seat II simply means that
we VIII not have a member OF the Nor.
mon church In Congress, even IL he is
not violnior OF any Lave. This Is a deli.
cate question. II is a dangerous prece-
Gent 70 establish, and Il Is extreme
ground which ! DO not believe majority
Of The Senate wIll consent 70 occupy"