davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-20
9sben- III 5emperatnr= @rtremen.

BUR 6raae nab Der etnaisen Sc.
U0bntheit anoerer Weltf0rper 1T audi
BON einet unoermuteten Settle Ger
neues grDrterungsmatsrial - mas
natlrltb niht nit 8emeismaterial
gu uerwehieln iit-9eliefert noroen:
ndmlih ourh tpeitere 5orlhunQen
iber tierilhes 2eben in alien mDali>
ben @r.remen Der 6ibe uno a6lte.
TIr manhe Der greebniife, melde
babel felteeiteat neroen, feblt es nod
gdnali9 an. elmer grfldruna. Man
tam oieielbe inbeB in Der Mnnabme
iuhen, oaB Die inrere animaliIhe 2ez
bensfraft ielber in bis iebt nidt pers
mutetem WaBe regutiereuo auf Wdr.
me- ooer &dlte : ginfliiie innerbalb
oes 3Drpers oieier @eihDpfe mirter
tDnnen, uenn oieie ginflufe nitt su
plDblib einorinaen uno oaber ben
Wieoeritano Der 2ebenstraft ubers
mdltiaen. Das lit uenigitens
Notbebelf > gbeorie. Son Weitem
fann man lia aud an Die botgraoiae
Seuerfeittgfeit mander Biloen &c.
innert fiiblen.
Sc iino ieoenfaQS piele BeiIpie(e
BON Naupen betanut QenDroen, mels
DE modenlang in gisfhpuen eriltir.
ten uno 10 iteif uno morih eefrpren
parer,. oaB Iie ME elm Sth6hen Groe
bitten a%useinanoer aebrDhen tper=
ben f6nnen, uno tuelhe oennoh beim
Wuftauen pieoer lebenoig tpuroen
unb ibre n0rmalen DaIeinsperrids
tungen fortiebten. Sci Snletten 1T
oieie Observation-Disclosures iiberbaupt
melt nerbreitet, uno aleemei1 bat
man bemertt. 6aB &reaturen, tuelhe
Die tpeniafte @drn,e abaeben, ben
gr6Bten @ioerftano gegen &alte uno
6ibe leiiten. Nnoererieits eiebt es
Snieften, Die in gang unalaubliber
6ibe nibt nur leben, ionoern 1ih
mDl flhlen, pie {. s.. bic Termiten
uno dhnlide Geih6pfe in Bralilien
uno anoermdrtS, melbe in gerabeSu
brennenoem 5anoe, inter fteitel
rebt Observation-Disclosures Spnne, redt
munter uno tdtta ftno!
uno cine iehr mertparbige gnt.
oeduna muroe au Carton gitp, See.
Daoa. gentaht. our Belt. als Die Nr=
beiten in benz Sale. Worerobs unb
benz Sanage 8erlmert cine -Tiefe
nDn 22O0 SUB erreibt batten. Wan
itieB bier auf einen unteriroiihen
See fDhenoen Waiiers, melmer Die
beioen Beramerte biz au elmer 66be
non 400 SUB iiberflutete. Das @al-
lee puroe arDBtenteils ausgepumpt;
aber in tuenieer sugdualid5en Teilen
Der Winen blleben INNER nod gauge
Seen, oeren Waffer aud Damn cine
Temperatur BON 1913 @rab nod bes
bauptete. Damn tpuroe eine Wenqe
ieltiam ausiebenber, fleiner Slide
BON blutroter s5arbe. ungefdbr @Dloz
fiihea aleiheno. in benz @a11er erta
oe6t. in melfem Tie uffenbar ftets
gelebt batten. Sic tparen in ibrem
fohenoen @lemente iebr luftis = als
tie ieooh berauSgenDmn,er uno pbne
Beiteres in elmer talten Wafiers
gebraht muroen, UNI nah Der @ros
Dberfldte bef6roert gu ueroen, oa
itarben iie 10 raid, mie etpa elm
8arih iterben miirbe, tpenrl man i'm
in einen &eifel briibeno beiBen @ai'
iers itedte. uno sugleib ihdlte lih
Die Gaut genau 10 ab, als Oh iie aes
tDht pdren!
Dieie Slide batten gar teine Ius
gen, niht einmtal pertiimmerte; obs
moi man aber ihon manhmal augens
loie 9ebemeien unter Der groe fano,
bate man ME suuor in tobenbem
Waiier l0l1es 2eben bemerft!
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8rGiioent B[ote pom .y}pro

8rdiioent Slate pom m0uros
oeutiben 2lDpo" ertldrt auf Mnfra9e.
oaB bic Welouna BON elmer oemndbs
itigen grbDhune BEG Nttiens &apitals
Der @eieQibaft unbegriinoet iei.
Gin FOLDER Shritt lei niemnls in
8etraht aesoaen moroen. Des Ser
1ereti miro betannt aeeeben, oaB bic
@eibdfte oeS 9proo. 2lopos Iib in
ben eriten bret Wenaten oieies Sab.
req auBerDroentlib geboben baben.
Die Eeineinnabme betcug in benz
fragliben Guartal bret bis uiec Wlils
llpnen Wart mebr, alS in Dem ent.
ipreheneen 3eitraur1 oes 8oriabrs,
nno es miro erwartet, oaB 1ih bic
Yrofte oa8 gause Sriibiabr uno ben
SDmnter binourb auf eleiter 65be
erbalten peroen.
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Or. ]. H. BINDLEY,
spe3ialiit fit ss As araai6eitea.
Office. Moore Gelaude.
Spe3ialif fir

~ 3att, cement. Sano, Bad
feline, %feuerfefte Steine unb 9bua'
Ebeer unb Gspbaltpapier. Da1pappe'
Cheer unb Ispbalt, Del, Terpentin.
6arben, @las &c. &c. itets nurr6tbie
bel s. 6. 8teImann, 306 DIT
Commences traBe. Rieorige Breiie.
quite @aared iurpie quite unb reelIe
Beoienung wernen aarnntirt. -
Telepbpu 410
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,,xa Jmperta".

Neine Gapana gigarre. bonn be-
iten Tabat fabriaiert, auf Der Sniel
ae5uaen-fabriiiert pDn 5. M. Sind
1T in fotgenoen Hldben gu baben:
kWlamo Saloon, Stub. 3rifh,
8eetbouen Dale. SO. 2ennen,
@bas. WDBbarot. Mua. 2imburaer,
@heiter Bafie, M. 2ipin9ftun.
U. IS. 8ieoiger, Srib Wnraunrot.
sglipper Saloon, Mac's 8lace.
Glanin'S Drug Bu1iams'e Ter.
Store, minal Bar,
Souls @dnarf, Wptter Bros.
alb. Grieorih. Sbeuermeper's
Jeit & @ittinaer. Bart,
Mrtbur @aul, Shpls' @arten.
goneb 6eibah, g. IS. Saluor.
9eiuen 8roa., Did 9DmHins,
6b. 9pede, Union Barf.
Sue Suenner. @olff & SeB.
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Nns Mierifo.

Ser in Der 6auptitabt Werito err
iheinenoen .9eutihen 3eitnna"
entnebmen mir ~folgenbes:
Nab Dem lebten 8eriht au ur=
teilen, oer pom Snipettur Der in So
lima grus CUR Iusfibrune aelangens
Den 0afenbauten Qeliefert .nurbe,
uerlpreben oieie niht i1ur Die beoeus
tenoften in Der &epublit gu tperoeu,
in 8eau9 auf bporaulilhe Dafenars
beiten, lonoern audi bic toitlpie[ia=
ften uno wiftigften iberbaupt, Die
biz ieBt i'm neutrality-suspicious. Nme.
rita in Nngrif genommen muroen.
Der Bau oes groBen Dammes, Der
beltimmt 1T. ben 6afer geaen @turs
me uno bdufiee bort berridenoe
StrDmunaen 3u ibiben. lit I'M Sorts
ihreiten beariffen, uno man baut
ferner s Wolen BON 1000 Meter
2dnge uno &c Wieter Breite. Sic
ruben auf eilernen Sduler uno Bruhz
fteinmauermert; am gnbe elmer ieoen
meroen 2agerbduier gum Nufbemabs
rem Der Warer, erribtet, tue(d febtere
mittelit elettriiher 8rane Derlaoen
meroen. Diele 2aaerbduIer ueroen
100 so. lang uno 80 sc. brett. Die
6afenanla9en BON Salina grus mer<
ben fir ben 6anoel unb Die Shif.
fabrt i'm 5ti1en Saean BON bebeus
tenoem 0uben tuer0en.
Sn Der Wdbe Der Staot Sress
nos (Staat gbibuabua) meroen in
&ur5e einige mittige Bemdiierungs.
arbeiten CUR NuSfibrung gelanaen.
sic heiteheu IN Dec grDHnuna zines
Bsrgeinlbnittes, Der ben Wamen
.9aio De San Yeoro" fihrt, cine
aanae BON 5000 W. bat uno easu
otert oaS Wai1er oeS Tlufes gar=
men Den weiten 3anoereien su5ufib'
rem, Die oat1lt beua1ert rperoen iol=
len. fur bic observation-disclosures
Il. Gle Sumtle uon $500. 600 in Ins
ld1laa 9ebrabt mDroen.
Die qrDBte Vintage I'M Oauptz
UautnnpuenotttrtEt Wteritos, Ia 3as
gura, tit Ole BON 9%labualilo. Die Ell
tler eualiifen @eleQida!t aeb6rt.
Diele @eielinaft unrbe i'm Sabre
lo9O init elnem &apital BON $4,000
Bfuno sterling %gearInoet. 1896
untgednoert uno 1903 neu gegrinoet.
@esenuartta lebt iih oaS &apital
aus 25O,OOO Nttiet BON lie l Bfuno
STERLING aulamnien, bic in 2onoon
alm1 3agesturS nDtieren, aus 10000
Bfuno N @rinoungsanteilen uno
aus 3OO,OOO Bfuno in 6 prDaentiaer
SbllgatlDnett. NIT lO5 ourb iabrs
llde Nuslolunaen 8urud5ablbar.
Den Gtttpndren miro feline 9ibis
oer.oe bis our politanoiger Gadaab'
lung Der SbligatiDten gemdbrt. Die
labrlifen 8tnlen uno MmortiiatiDs
men belaufen iih auf 31,620 Bfuno
tuno itno pDuIta1oia geoedt. oas
lebte Sabr ourh ben @eminn. Die
@eiealbaft beiibt $4,000 6ettar, Die
ben @runo oes friiberen Sees BOT,
3labualilo. i'm Noromeiten BON Ga
Gaguna, biloen uno $500 9eftar
cNsEI.sGLa ~ IN -.
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Dom 8~rieesiGaaplaR.

Ghiniiide Banbiten baben,
uuaeidbr 100 Meilen 6itlid ppn oar.
bin, ben 8eriub aemaht. oas Babn.
geleiie SIT aerft0ren uno oaourb Die
8erbinoung smiiden 6arbin uno
@laoinpfod gu unterbrehen. Sic
puroen aber nah einem lharfen @es
feht uertrieben.
- Sapar miro oemnGbit cine uei=
tere einbeimiihe Nnleibe BON fiinfsia
Wtillionen Dollars aufnebmen.
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Muerlet.

MIlerlet.
= Die Wabltampaane nerlpriht
la rebt intereiiant 81 meroen.
= Dteruaren ieoer Mrt gu rais
iDnablen Breiien bel
6. 6arniih & So.
= 6err, beihiibe MIDI nDr mteis
men 5reunoen, nit meirer, Seinoen
ueroe ib idon fertig tueroen. fam
6err Bories IS. 8rspn ausrufen.
Meet me at the German village.
Die oemptratiibe BlatfDrm lit
pDrl iedaebn Mopntaten enttpprfer
uDroen. Daber Der Wirruar uno
bic ELECTROMAGNETIC.
= Diterbaien-O ftereier-Ofte /.
Weuheiten bel 6. 6arniih & So.
= @enn es in Der Staottpabl auf
cine Wefiung Der liberalen geeer Die
iHiberalen @lemente antDmmen iDu,
oann NAL los!
Meet me at the German village.
= Die Wabl fir Die rieliert Mits
9lieoer Der Shulbeb5roe, reip. Wies
oermabl Der alten, Die abern1als als
&anoioaten aufgeiteQt murben, 1T
auf ben 6. Wai anaeiebt wDroen.
Gtimmt am 8. Wai fiir g ep.
Stuemte, Ranoibat fife oas
Gr1t zines ftdbtiihen Niiefiurs.
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Marum fir Geo. gtnemfe, Iams
oioat fir oas 2lnt eimes StdtiSdten
M~iieiirrs, geitintntt tuerben ioa:
@ar einiae Sabre s1pDr als ghefs
Glert in oieier Office.
SIT obne 5raee aualif5iert.
Spriht, lieit uno idreibt bier
Spraben.
SIT Elm DeutiGer (iein 0auptpers
febr bilbet Die beutihe @eieaihaft.
SIN Sun Nnt1niu aebDren.
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,.8pru : Jprmalin'' (Gimer q
Mmeno), lit als antiieptilhes 8abns
uno WunbmaHer uniibertrofen. Sn
allen Gpotbefeu su baben,
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Das Beite gegen &beumatiSmus
lit elmer & Mmemos Necept 80.
1851. Beribmt 9etpproen our9
feline nielen erfDlareiben 6eilunQen.
SIN allen Npotheten Ri haben.
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DDS Il MShbaAer. Sabri,
fanten oes beriibmten MeiRbier.
Iuaae5eibneteS Summeraetrdnf.
Telepbpn SEQ. 504.
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gtpre Az permtetem.

Der GtDre inn @ebduoe Der 5reie
8reIie SEQ. 218 Oit.g Commerce Str,
20 SUB brett uno 100 SuB tief, 1T
su uernieten. Nabsufragen in BET
Office Der
ssreie Vrefe fir 1eras.
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Gone Star Bier unb Der Garnebal.

AOWJ SAuk WV W wv ~Aket$V%*e
Bum g~arnebal, gum garnenal
-Seib murter unb ietb frob-
gruarten iiher utr @uh aa'
Sn San Gntpnio.
8ir ha6en aIes psdpariert
Mit @oriiht unb Seoabt,
9amit SIR gub reht amiiiert,
Sci Sage unb BEL Wabt.
8ir bieten gud, tuie iih's gebiibrt.
&ergniisen aner Nrt
nnb aIes mirb bier aufgefihrt,
8as Sinn uno rniinn bat.
0enn tper nod 5inn fir uniinn bat,
Dem bliibt bes 9ebens Mai.
Go maht burdbaus nidts in Der Sat,
8ie bod iein Glitter lei.
Drum tommt berbei, ub Sung unb Mlt.
Sbr Mduner. @eibelein;
Sier 9iebt'S IN Ie9lither @eitalt
Gin lufia Sr5blibiein.
lInb ieio SIR oann moi ale bier
Su uui'rer Mitt' percent,
So geben einen Stat @ub mir.
Ser ehrlih lit semeint:
~
Srintt cane Star Bier BON frisb bis ipat
SIN Slaihen unb pom SaB.
gs lift BON feinfter Gualitdt
0as bette, reinite RaB.
BerIudbt bic Sprten @ae orei
grlanger, cabinet,
4lamo Cure 9abe lei.
Sbr finbet's fiber nett.
Damn feiert SIR ben garneoal,
@ie eS bat iolen iein
SIR finbet Sreube iberall
unb amiiiert Gud feim.
auo penn SIR oann nah Sauie sebt,
80 luitie itimmungsbol,
60 benft Der 9one Star Haritat,
Dies INNER bleiben ion.
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- Die e~nt5iinbete Oberfahe oes
0alies ourh grtdltune perurlaht
gembbnlib 6ulten. Die erudrmeuoe
unb ~trdftieenoe Giaenibaft pun Or.
Nuotift R6nie'S hamburger Bruft=
tbee benefit. oaB berielbe oas bette
Mlittet CUR grleihterung uno Sur lit.
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u eiumt

miro elm Sunee, Der oeutldJ lelen
uno ihreiben fam uno Der oas
Shriftleben 81 erlernen mlnid)t.
Mahauiraaen in Der .Treie Brefie".
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Wic xemaa.

&d)tetbMntettnIteM IND Sitd}s
bauolmns.
@roBe Iusuabl pDil @unto > BIs
hern a0er art. Sancg. uno Spprt.
Nrtitel. Announcements ali aue in.
ldnoiibe 8eitihriften prompt beiorst.
Die nit Dem @eihaft perbunoene
Iccioenss 9ruderei fertiQt
ale Grbeiten, ginlaounass uno Sra.
tulatiunstarten in beioen 5praden
an. Spesialitat: Druid BON Sta.
tuten fir oeutihe Sereine.
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gdbemermeber . Bart.

BbiI. @eiBler, szzs Weidaftsfiibrer.
@arten . Birtidait. ausseseitnete
Rtde 8ehenunaen auf 8unih.
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Stimmt das voIks- Ticket.

Stimmt das VoIks- Ticket.
Sd. Mapur
BRYAN CALLAGHAN.
SIR @iGter &orpurntionsseribt
PHIL. SHARDEIN.
SIR Mntnalt
JOSEPH RYAN.
SIR Mubttpr
VICTOR BEZE JR.
SIR Shnbmeifter
C1AS. F. A. HUMMEL.
SIR Solicitor
CELESTINE VILLEMAIN SR.
SIR MHefior
JOHN S~TAPPENIECK.
SIR albermen.ats Sarge
VIM. L. RICHTER.
B. j. MAUERMANN,
JOHN BAUER.
]. T. HAMBLETON.
8arb Mloerntett
l. WARD-J. r. LAMBERT
2. WARD-ELI ARNAUD.
3. WARB-ERICH MENGER SIR.
a. WARD-EMMET A. WEST.
5. WARD-A. /.
6. WaRD-C. S. ROBINSON.
z. WARD-ED. BRADEN.
s. WARD-EMIL KUEHN.
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warnut aeben gle ntht?

Gin 6rem6Iin9 IN Nefu y0rf ia9te su
einem &naben: nSe, mein Sunse. ih
m6bte uah Bleeder Str. seben", tporauf
Der feline &ipel ertutoerte: ,8arum
9ehn sc benn ni6?" Snon ieit Baracef~
ius' Sagen baben bic Qerste irnnter nacb
elmer ficberen 9ebereNrsenei nerlanet.
Stun iu0l, iaaten bic B~ernbar6iner M6ne
be, uenn SIR cine 9eber<W e6iain baben
tpoat, uarum nerihaft SIR gub nibt
cine? unb iie iebten 5uiammen, tpas iebt
inter benz Namen Der groBen ct. Ser
narb &rdnterpi1en" befannt 1T, tuelGe
als elm Wittel, Die 9eber 81 tr~dfttgen,
6as 8lut 81 ldutern unb bns Spften au
reinigen, niemals iibertrDffen tporben
iinb. Das heiBt @eibdft: tuenn Du etmas
haben piaft, p~eriohafe es Dir.
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Snols' Galuon bietet etHen
qnGenebmen Nufentbali.
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Ntnd's s Gents bauana eraarreu.
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Vor den PrimirUablen

.Tiir offenes Sasaroipiel unter
Boliaei'Q uffiht."
Siebe tGg(. grpreB 20. Sec. 1904.
5iebe tdal. Sight 20. Sec. 1904.
Siebe tdgl. @asette 20. Sec. 1904.
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Regeenbret.

edbtes beutidbes 8ossenbrUt, iebr gut,
hetbmmlib unb mabr6aft,
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DAs ExEcUTIv- KOMITE ~ VOLKS- PARTEl
FRECT
WIZ STEHT Mr.. BROWN?

Zach der WabI
2
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taali6 friid bel
LOUIS DIETzEL,

Glib sltamo. StraRe. San s%tntonis,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-06-02
PRESBYTERIAN FORMS.
Lively Debate in Genera, Assembly To-
day Over Question Of Making
CHANCES,

Winona Lake. May 2a.-Whether the
Presbyterian general assembly should
depart from the laws and traditions of
the church in America and adopt a.
form OF worship. wen to the extent
of saying churches might use this form
or not as they like. was the principal
question which came before the general
assembly here today. The report of
read. DR.. Henry Van Dyke. chairman
of the committee. led the forces In
favor of 1T on the floor.
Adopt Uniform Forms If Service.
The report reviews an extensive in
vestigation which was made by the
committee following it's appointment
by the general assembly OF 1903. OF
ms investigation the report says:
Historically. the use of forms of
service was practically universal
among the early C%alvanistic or Re-
formed churches. In most of the Re-
formed churches. holding the same
faith and order with us, the use of
these ancient service books. modified
to meet present needs. still continues.
Coming to the consideration of The
present condition and needs of worship
In our Presbyterian churches. the optn-
ION is prevalent thatgthere has been a
movement among Presbyterians in the
direction of a more thoughtful and
beautiful worship; and that his move-
inent, beginning in the Sabbath schools
with various exercises. and proceeding
among the churches with order SER
vice and more or less elaborate forms.
has become so widespread as to need
recognition, wise guidance. and some
measure of prudent restraint.
Continuing the report says: These
results encouraged the committee to
begin the preparation Of "A pooh OF
simple forms and services which
shall be proper and helpful for volun-
tary use In Presbyterian churches In
the celebration of the sacraments. in
marriages and funerals. and in the con-
duct Of public worship
10 lake a book merely to suit our
w personal tastes would have been
easy. But u desire was to make a
book which would suit others and the
work OF the subcommittee was sub
jected to the most minute and search
ing criticism.
THE book as now submitted con-
tains forms and services for the fol-
lowing occasions:
Morning and Evening Worship on
the Lords Day.
Public Worship on Land or Sea
(where there are no regular church or
~dinances).
The Lords Supper.
The Baptism of Infants.
The Baptism of Adults.
The Reception Of Those Baptised in
Infancy to the Lords Supper.
1.-The SOlemnization Of Marriage.
The Burial of the Dead.
The Ordination of a Minister.
Treasury Of Prayers for general! and
special uses.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-06-02
ROCKWELL swoRE
of Human Society, Which
Wa Confiscatcd, Was Rough on
:Rouqh Riders"

Washington. D.. c.. May 2s.-The
pamphlet OF the humane society. dis
tribution OF which in the public schools
was stopped by Superintendent Stuart.
was rather rough on Rough Riders
including the charge that the president
as Il terrible example and the criticism
was objected to as one form of les
majestic.
The publication in question has been
distributed among the School children
in connection with the work of a wom-
an who acts as agent for the humane
society in organizing bands of mercy"
among them. although it is stated the
particular issue objected to came
through the mails from Boston.
The articles referred TO appear as
editorials n are signed by George
Il. Angel" There in it is charged thai
the rough riders abused their horses
and the president is criticised for
shouting Give them hell. boys!' in
Cuba. and for permitting the carrying
in a procession in Colorado of II Gagged
bear.
Superintendent Stuart gives the crit
icism as his reason for ordering circu-
lation Of the paper among the chill
dren stopped. He says the criticism of
minds against him. Before issuing the
order Superintendent Stuart conferred
with President j.. Hollingsworth Cor
den, of the board of education, who
agreed with him. Mr.. Stuart disclaims
any intention Of casting any reflections
upon the local humane society. Presi-
dent c. A. Snow, of the latter %organiza-
ton. stated today that 1t ought not
to be held responsible for the folly of
even well intentioned papers published
in Boston and elsewhere" Mr.. Snow
stated that he did not misrepresent
his organization in saying that the kill
ing of ii Dear is a public b~enefaction.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-06-02
WIVES DEFEND BERRY.
Their Grief the Most Unfortunate
Feature of the Double Tragedy
at Savanna, II

Savanna, Ill.,. May 29.-The most un-
fortunate feature of the double tragedy
which resulted in the murder of Dan"
Berry and he suicide of bot" Pull
ford was the misery it has brought to
the wives and children of the two
men.
Mrs. Pulford is i'll at the unpleasant
notoriety into which she has been
dragged. 1T is a waste of time to dis
cuss the question OF my husbands
guilt" she said with flashing eyes.
H is innocent. That he killed Mr..
Berry is out Of. the question"
Mrs. Pulford was seated in the parlor
of her home. She is a large wonan
verging on middle age. Her hair is
black. her eyes large and brown. She
is still a distinctly pretty woman.
Plain evidence that the ordeal through
which she had passed showed in her
face; her eyelids were red from weep
ing.
ut is cruel to have my name dragged
into the case she said. II knew Mr..
Berry. He was a friend, but that is all.
Our relations We're innocent. To asso-
ciate my name with his as it has been
associated is shameful. 1t is an injus-
tice TO myself and to my children. I
feel that this tragedy will leave its
marks forever on my W life and the
lives of my w children. I don't care
SO much for myself, but it makes my
heart bitter to think of the shadow this
casts upon the names of my daugh-
lcrs."
Mrs. Berry. in an interview. rose 10
the defense Of her dead husband,
:! do not care what people say" she
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-06-02
SAYS PREACHER LIED.
Professors at Chicago University Rally
in Defense of Charge Against

Chicago, May Exchanges that
President Harper of the University OF
Chicago had attacked the bible n
that John D. Rockefeller, being in serl-
GUS discord with DR.: Harper's religious
teachings, once sent him to Europe in
order 20 stop the circulation Of his
harmfu doctrines. were made in Bos-
ton yesterday by Rev. DR.. A. c. Dixon
of that city. DIR. Dixon's charges were
issued In a public statement as a chal-
lenge to Professor Shaiier Mathews of
the Midway school. who recently de-
handed public correction of what he
regarded as lnaderous utterances by
DR.. Dixon against DIR. Harper.
In reply to Professor Mathews. DR..
Dixon repeated M enlarged upon
statements he made in a ermon on
April Is. DR.. Dixon added that he is
prepared to make startling revelations
in regard to the inner workings of the
University of Chicago il the professors
will give him permission.
Sharp Words Used.
From DIR. Harper's aids comes the
tiattooted statement that DR.. Dixon is
prevaricating.
After his declaration hat a prom
inent Midway professor was sent to
Europe by Nh. Rockefeller because she
was tearing the bible to pieces DR..
Dixon says that he received denun-
ciatory letters and kilograms from Pro-
leSSOf NalneWS ana PROFESSOR AlDlOn
Small. He retorted bX replying that
President Harper was the false teach
err" in question.
There is no doubt of the fact that
John d. Rockefeller, though esteeming
DR.. Harper, Is not in sympathy with
the University of Chicago in its at
tacks on the bible. for attacks they are
in the eyes Of men who believe the
bible to be the infallible word Of Cod"
said DR.. Dixon, and there is proof
enough that Mr.. Rockefeller desires q
change In that respect in the univer-
sity."
branded az Faisifer."
DIR. Dixon stands before the religi-
Gus world, branded as a falsifer,' said
Professor Matthews last night. His
outrageous gossip about President Har-
per is absolutely false. Everyone
knows now that he lied when he made
the statements he did and the correc-
ton of which l demanded. He per-
sists In repeating the story he manu-
featured out of the Who'll cloth, and
evidently thinks he can make an un-
truth simply by repeating 1t.
The truth Is. that DIR. Harper went
to Europe in 1890, and while he was
one he bought a library. That was
Immediately after Mr.. Rockefeller had
listened to a religious lecture by DR..
Harper and appointed him to be the
president of his university. This fact
shows how much truth there is in the
report from the Boston minister. DR..
Dixon has a great lack of moral fiber"