davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lamar register., 1905-04-12
ss-a,.s x-e.-rs<a.-

tf1,-. ts4r>lstrss 1i1s-H fassssifrlssi-sssu esin
ssst95 3 sassss ssld Sssssss.ss nt ., sssn..
1lassi 1ssa's ss,y hlg..ssa-,S.. ID 80. 1lsss.
& ss8 ssisr-o .slsszzsssJ-s- . BSlld
s;-si--,ss.slt - nss-ss s5p l-J2sarssssss ssssu =
>ss.B >sz4Hu- sa1lfes zusp,ss ~ .-z1-.slsu -
sssas 1sts flss - 81 E;Gssz1 5ssssSsse - ar
s--szs~is4.slfbf 1zlis fassessss l5,1s ss>r1ii.s-
sfss ~ >sau <ss.sn u - -..z'ss 20. Jsssri
4sl6 lsl,lcs-sss y Sufferers 1sszss --ss-ii.,s
- 5,-- .usssls,yt ssissS - ~ 5sss y "
sslif.sr vsl.-si Pau >ss4m .ssfs1oSs snls5l
4z2iss,s a.5is.s sssa s1sss sslt = ssfss ssr
sss..s 81 fsstzsk.sss
The Lamar register., 1905-04-12
TILts o, uJLc IsfuILa
eSsSss Dsses,s ss< sfscss-S2ys
$srs< Is>>>>->> On.


ss,s< Is>>S>s,> s,f>
Jss fsSs<sz szy NJ = s1zys1
ssrst >,st f,r,s x.S 14fszstsr mr. ,iss
" ssS a a.&t@ ~ is az u. ,s1sif rs
.sM n ~ fs.ls a s4>l-.I tins - "a
Sssisf.s<
Ar <rss vrlts1 kzx ,zs sagsS nm.
Ifs ,>sgs % tssi tf.<,se pT<, ssy s4zysr
s<;ss sss s3st.szssss sSsps@1s tEs
ss'ss n msss41s ssi s1s7sz> Tt-< ~
W ssys rs Esy ~ tss Eszl rss,SI
~, Ss<sssS tssy bsys " 1>,shI '.s
v,<,f rS mir mss,Ars r<,I, ssl IN
n pits tssft bssIz.
Cf.s nl,rs sD,yy IA sk,>yyt ms Dsmz,
nss MINT n mss" 4 s1srtzfs MAJ
s>S.SSs, a z1,J n t;ssal,s Iyrss. MA
fslsSiy s<lss@S n k&yisz <,gzf., m
bstssy ihs n,ps v. ms indians, ss1
vss s<D1smbsl y, ~ srI<,s@s IL tss
t1sst IN sr.lTm<,gs DsmA zszslss
tsf ~ MIN, fom ne st,s>.<s n nsssr
bsssts. ms 1srt l&y sks pss ts<ss
bs>> W ne t,ps ana DfDsf,ss1sf N
bs j,,msx - N Animal
Wa1Jf.
The Lamar register., 1905-04-12
y>L>Ia> s ggsr~ES >S,S>gy
~ Ss>.1ss 
~s - 80 bs>sssss
Way >s>>s-iss ES>-

- Ss~,-s Ss>-s 70 ss> S..sssss
1ssy >s>>s-iss bSs-
"a 4 zsssys. sszzse- >ss>-1s. az
fzsz-.cs@ a. sszz, ,.s rs@<zars - czs
sszs1S r. 1s..ezzs. .pssys z.z.ss znv-z
~ s1rs-sy :. ~ Xs>.>s-s1<az-. "a -
,9,s< ~ 1,> ~ .srl,s.. TE< s,C1v
~ "a fssas A. slllSszs RI . <1z-1s-
Egsz ~ ~ G41,x.z>1srss Clssc1
~, n z1ZxzI 4. ina -Cs>r
EszS5h.. ~ Aysssz,s>z<- " 1s
Ezzssz-2y, M .<yp - Ez< >zrs az
>zl-s< n vsy sse5 vss>- - -
ssss x><s II ys-eezs, t1s sl,szas-%
rs<>se n - I1>sr ,ssss. 80 s-<s -
s&l b<5r - rsfsss, plz1 ~ szt@,r11I.
>sl<z zs< U, ~ ssss fs zzs-.as<sI
,.5z m a. ESzj,s:Ss. NJ, H1sI o.
ts@ mast ar pss r. sssrSs II sr2s.s
s<gsx rsy<s ~Esr ss.> ~ ==ass
'n,sgs "a ~. ne rszs1,ssxf c.xz>> II
~ r1ai S,ssz rysz< ~ r.s ssss
vl,s.l,st rs ~ psrzskx ~T.A,
vsrEsEz7 ss<sI ~ sEEsr. or vss
~ ss>,sk<sr. ~. ysS<z=1 arrays
pssks a. TEs y>s1zEl,t' szs< W.ar,
t>1> |7ss. u.s y,5lsk<,s a fszzzD=sr
slrsys sH.,s skis;15sz D,sEi ssflrs
,,l~ ss<z pisl ssz5ss u, ,5<sv' sslstly
sf,sr mir Wk&fry. pss k<,<iEz a.
i,fsf>J ssI. " sss sStlosissE1es.ts t,assi
,ss, u.st vritsr msE.il,.s ns fzlt
Ths Z2zJissMsS Lsl E41sr Eszr; II
s,rs., IL sis Bfs. i.,fsk<, sis> az q.
IN man si<z.i \. u. n. q, tns; nis
s<csHsI. fsfnaf,s.| Ms<f Ezys ,sSs
E,isz ia psrniszs pssIriz1 nm
ysa<s ~ Isast-
The Lamar register., 1905-04-12
ss,s Hss<1 S.ss4s,

w. s.4>s1
 ss1 fs,1&>> t>>< .ss5
Lssee,>s~;s-<'s .s<,ss4s>. sJsrs s<5ss Ts1,
~ - sss> ysS n 1s~s Ii>sf s>>s-
~ . s>s - yss111sy II .S<>s Ss-es& ss.sz
n ,s- ss>szsxss ss-< yz'T y, - syss--as,
s>st - sss<>Bss SlsrsSs 81. s.s- ss4..ss>
~, n >r>yt1.S ~. ss.-> S.zs~s..s.,
l<>sss "a n, Lgs S-ssDs S@S,-sf< 9 s>sss-
Ji<>sssl.Ns ssgs s>s,s ,>sg-.s.5~>s ~ <.sss
80 Jisy MI s>~s : as.sss~s, ma m
q. <<.<xssS
The Lamar register., 1905-04-12
ss,-s..s sr.,s.s <ss.-- s.s,--a-.,-

z sbslr figss--ss5 - .-s1 sud ess1rs ss-s
y, kstsls ~ s5,tr MIR ssSs 1or ~ $40
sostf. ss'lssS d.sss sl1gIlc -. szlsssT xsaBs
ssss-.e sssr "a, L, tgs~>ssss 1sss1y l-s.->,-T,-
% ->sss-s fiRssrS s'issss ~ sss- s3Irsss n
4gss>r-sass ssaS .. snsssnssss5l ss1sJigsst 2 -
is,<ss 20 ass~s sss>ytlssssl issl'u lziss s-rs,
1ssas Jsbn Lszn 5Ss-eng T. Hiss ~
ss-isse = zsss~ = -sss-=---s,sis>e--ss-ss zu6
<ssssuz4-ls x,sbwa - esnlag t'sn zsssl-faa5i
1asss. Z afJJftisss s5sl 70 rlflrs. 2. =
>sssscse.s. s1afLs--zes. AsHsu.. sss,ss = 1ssas.
l><-e-ssl x-sssa. tlsalg -s-r1s.Its-s lsr s-sfl-
ssssa41.1 l.Ig tsssss sJsrl6 sft2lug- ssi{lss -
<.51l9 l>--s'sssas l>.Isl. 1a,1sg Ilgs-sss
aisai 20 ~ ssts--s 90 gsssa1flSs ss.sls5s
"a sy1g' e>s,ssssj1- -sss51sng. lssss-zsir-1
I'D a. sSSnss5l -e,tfysse - z,sszstr4-
so'1 = as rssfS y iass.1s' szss-s y -,
ssszasn y.y ss@s - : z a s4zyz-
The Lamar register., 1905-04-12

Va all1ur-11u ..-Irt-s. sssa .r1al4as.a ii,-sl
1lliIs I--15szss1
llst-1E -s---EE--a IirliuE 1s--r
emma sz---s- l-IraEzIs
l1IF Asszz-Es- l--ift1rz--zl asz-lir7lz-
lfl- 1zzu ls1I-l -7lz-zfLlEzl
4sl- rlir- --IsssllI1
.afEsrzsz1n 's-1r-izs-E zzla lszru4s--
Ian IN = -srl1l--- i1lli y Z tr-litIr
gas.s-r --ss--Ill-slIs--s. Iru111Ei
LSL --1rFnIz-.1 .a-41-IIr=zla s---lrTls
-s.sz1s--
5ssas---IsIl-- r-rl1slflr
s;lsEz-zsf. LA af-s-z.s--zl
-s,-zzI-------Ir=ss 1lfEfrl1z;1
1lfz.sr EIi-4IHTr= --LEzzlzEEs
--IlllEssIzz sfis--s-I--z
Asli a.
s-s=s -1l1rllEzI .as4-gs-- 1slrf
-ls-lnxsi .-.sIZll4rf. sszzI-.
1Ir1tt.r-s- tlrIt--I
1Llr -s-ss---l1-r1. lss--7EEzI1-
-1-1s.s1@zaIlss linris.-7i ls1lIir-zlzs
=.-=s.zzz--lr 4-zf.-z-5
The Lamar register., 1905-04-12
Lss, b.ps ysDIst,.1

Wbso Isa1isg pi,gsig,sss HsH that ".
NJ, B.ltbA,t, N Pskis, Ia, bs1 .sGDfA.
tis o>,sHsW Wpti,t, his last b,,ps vanished +,
but Dt, kBgs ase Di->,rsf/ t,f nm
syWpt,yn, O,G9bs and ,<,lGH, kspt him
out ~ bus gfAys, is says "tbia g,sat
sps,iGS g,mplstsly gDfSJ ms. AMI says.I
ny iifs. t,lbo4 Mss, tAys Dgs>I ~ b,r
Ovsr ~ yssts, and 'l,ysiJs, " a nhfysl
oys thrust and lpD9 DDf." f.tfistly
scientific ours M ,>,BphA. s>ds ubfoalA
m y,ljH, sure p,sgsgtirs ~ pbsuWDgla.
Dgstsst~.J, tn and 81. BOTTLES aL all
dyp11IsL, ruAl i.,Etlsa ffsa.
The Lamar register., 1905-04-12

T,DSs-> >ss>>s-s, Wss1> 2. Ds.<1L
Is-.zx ~ s=a>@r-11z IT r. Fz1s-
FRA Cs-zs Il tEe P1y---z Ns-7lz-I
rs1= =s=- rsr-ty. rs r. t.s 1-e---
s<-s vss ssxsI IA 1<rs>z-l>z
= .z .zr,>-.sr.- r.s =zz rs,sle>.
TEy. vEa cas 7os n t,- tzs
>>-ra7- a.S..,H re i-Ac>>r4-. az
..s zIasetzl c,-Ia .; sez1nzs=t a
xszs-z.y ,nzc1~<r H szz-=z1.z-&
AZ z.sIl.z1 s..>s=.>7
= ~ =.zks eg.1s.7 rss ,ae ge,.y.
AZ = VA s<z.sszt!y tz.-a.sl11r
The Lamar register., 1905-04-12
"a. .s..zs ~. J. -, z,

s>sps,5s 0s<,s fs<z>3 s,s-Fs. nm.
sr>y>s>~ al s.ss.s or >srsss, i<>ss
s-s.4s@, >l.s~ sss-s .. 80 5,-,,ssss'. 4
H. /.si<>,s>>Ss l.S11>< - ~. sslss
>zy lsSyz@ Ss.s1t>@ SCI - - sss'llsssz
y, s>.S <lss >.>s sf5>T >S-ss>s n s>,ss-s
v5>y<>T S>ys II s.ss s,x s>sD 90 MN
fs&<>s s>s.,s psssS s-ss' . a - tss~s
~a>sS>,-,l s.s.ss,x ss.ss = ~ -1Tiss.
kss,.
The Lamar register., 1905-04-12
Ans, .oa f,.. s,,.os

Cs. H.ss> Eez. C.fs s<,1g<.ss M
e. s,>,,e n sAy sssa,'s4 sssz, s,.>, . i.ss
t>>~s ssNsl D,,zf--, f<,,<s<, es1sS s1-S
p,.>>,l1sz nam y, k,.z ms y b<~
y,,,,ss iss~f v, ~ = tsaAS se.S siss
f,jsr-J ", rs msIy mn ss4 II. M.
DS1sl,S H. Fsshst. NsflS,f., JSs ssgs
"G<,sIt.lpz sa1 ssfsiS.hZ ~, pss<ss.A>;
ms E,sg tss gh,ps ~ ps3zhS f,',y ~
v, M y>,ssls. l'l~f byisz : ssmi,sg II
,sg.A>Ii@~ " m s1sfl, CfN Nlssg~ L,szt.
Cars .st,s,y s5ISg ms i>,.S ~ + H.
Nrsss
The Lamar register., 1905-04-12
$-a-r@~-u r2e

TIE dulnEFz IL -zEu= s-zflsz vi u 4
ss-;ssl N 4s1n e. E1r- Z. Ia Azs1H
anae .,Jrz -sasz- --=L ! L.. r-l--s. zs.si
zn1 E--sr E.sl NzEls tliz %-zlu Fz-ss
E--;iE l. T. E5 : Il izsl- L Il &--u
-az1 - l. T. p J. Il - L
-t.Es Ep=l Il a fG IL @E
-azz a Il As1usr 1r-1s-s-z 1z,I
--EH17 % 4 zzsz,1u II zlzEaE
IL -z1pzz- ? Il.
The Lamar register., 1905-04-12
<,sss1 E@s,N

E.Ss>y Nl,s1>~ |5>,s s1r;- fs>s. y,
s>ss IN s>-l<>sk.z - fazN.s s-S~. "a -, H.
81 US>s., n gs4< '>rl,5s, inns sz.~sss>e
S~-s1. IL ssy. y ~ ys<ss ~, fs.G
si$a@y t<>,ssSs rs..H<. sspss,s rs rs4ss
rsss, ssss,isz mi .>.S.ssTs 5sg J I<,<
k.>,s-ls EsS>ss, ~ ~ sSs,s41. ,<,rss
L4~s~ a.s., I s.2s go, t,ss,S I.sss N
Z,sss f>ss.SHl n xsa.sss G.ss1 ~ s6.S
s>r,s tg>,ys,s, 40 <S~, '<..ssS, f>,s.ss<l.3iy ,
~. sss.E sss1~, - M ts.sy ssrs n,
.,sks~ I'M 49, N T.. Sfszz ~s~s
The Lamar register., 1905-04-12
bssl,b Is You,b

Jfsybios, taken sysfJ mDfbiDg bsfDfs
MsakfsAt uill kssp yDD IN tObpHl hsslty
NJ you " uafd IN JlH.aHs n opfes
gonsLi pstiyB, biliDOsossa. dyHpspain,
fsysr, skin. liver ard hSnsI oDm mplniuts
n putifaa the bloyJ and glsafs tho y,D.
pjssjDD, Mfa. ~. W, BmiLb, Whllnsy,
TssaA, writes April 3. ir,2l II ba1s
ussd JtsrDiDe, n1d md u ls The best
MsIloiDa Tor eJBsh pnLiDD and liver
troubles, ~ d0sa all yop olaim IN ~,
oag bigbly recommended H." Oo NJ
I, H. MysIs.
The Lamar register., 1905-04-12
a Dsos, ~, sU,os

~, J;s,gis. Psss, ills- efil4~. bsys
y.~>j Es.l.,gs i,fpp iAslsSbt, slps/s
g><,vwssgSJ u " M tISnGs, aS ! sis
,>sfjJsst u,sfs ia m i,<t8>y ms>Is, ~
IL = Jss1y IN DsfsS' Jf1,sS mn jirs
IN farms h,s sspA>isily liAi,is NJ Wssy
s>,l,IisDtAi gsi~, bsfGs, bgsls4@, ptiGb
hssi ,syigly pbss 1sllA,'I'- i;Spo Jisi
mont IL sDDlisJ. a. si.fyJ sIpsys he
s~pt ~ n.s hysss M ssA4s II smsfg
sn,.I y m. III q A 1 u NLats
The Lamar register., 1905-04-12
s....<. .ss...-s

s>ss css s>ssss Sasey <s.s.,ys ~ ss>rls-.5ss
lf>Ss >,ils ss-ss 5>ses aassl.s fss>sd'ss, y,
>z-pr s>o,>41 - 1sssfiaAss-s ss-st kyssi8s.s
s<ss<r>s Js>>,s Els I5,ssss ssl1 4sss- si-.s'
ss>ss ", ~its1 e>r j,iLS'sssslss>ss 85,is1-s>s-
<s,1. % lssy - ~ s-s-1.gi ~
sI<Jltsss5f xg
e sr ftzs-e-s 20 ~ nss-<
I>lae tas< s.ixssss <s-s'->y' ~ 1lss7f
s<.yax>z.ss. Z Il 3 90.
The Lamar register., 1905-04-12
>..,.- E..s.3,.. .es <o,>s,

i<>. r. <ss>yy>s ~, s>s<-s -, g->>e~
"a Z-s@as- ssye ~ =. DS5,<i ss71s..
.. - Zp.s.sgs E.3>sssDSgss 5yfs> = ~
ssps,~s>y & sss <.>ls at - -, 81 .1ss
. scs1.,..sl eby .s>-.1 s>s@lssy sSsfs g.
s<,,,x,.a ssIt 4<Jsss ss.s q, sass.ss1 ssssf
<>s..-ss =, ~ s.-s4 Z>s ~ s,-s 3 q,
4 Xr~a
The Lamar register., 1905-04-12
z.aI...s<, : .-,,.--,--ls.,r-. 49,.

lsnsnssslisslssiss zsiiss1e aDssSzss- lsrfLsisJs'
cough. sso,ls4.sssa s=s4aisIss. -=ssoir ~ sssld
85tilssflt s,..,sa,sling. <..oraE = s5-zssir1s.
>.rIss.sss-- siliuifslsiF=z. Wa. Ss-t.zs- Assas
u Ge8l . ass,'es se@s .>siins <ssslssssfis
i<sir1.tlfiprld ss-rLs< olr 1zs1 lr-szrz. $40
1ssaas ssss's.r a,ss 3 oos--,ss=ss.au .s1Sss 1sss
Z si.-u sss-1s-- isssssesssss+ou-- llns-fss lisss
ssl.,sl : s-sl q 5os1-s zsss ea1ls 1ssssss 'itr
t.f6,s<. ] ,sssl snassss-s- 1zsssaualnsszs6 l.
r.. sssc sss1 - Z 2s...-s
The Lamar register., 1905-04-12
nnfIGg yOE pUeLmALiOp.
D,s. Llss t,,,os, g.r..a1g>,,

Esy, ~. l>L
1TS4ls~ u hs,siy z1,sy a.A. ne fsgL,yisS rs,a-
~ - setsisr Ls- Gis>I sss8>4 n l.sf f.tef.irst
Y, 1,s>S Essl g,s,,,f IL ssDs~ot ~ ssf si7.M ss.G
Ntsf s-N lffSf piU ~ mHJA f>sf,,,s rs tNzlst<s
m f1>f,,.' ., is=mAt, f~dtt,,sliS, ~ Jsgff1-L
~. ~, M u,~ NH ~ ss,tpD n y. hozS N.
1fs sAtsAs ne t,l,,vis1 witnesses p D,yrs
~ '<.,t"'N,ss ts-iGSs,& sl~,s ai.d ssItirHt'rf'
fds SSH l..G, ,ls
Jsbs q. L,,tsis.I, Ustssi,si U,fss tbs,Iss
Jj',gss@. Js.,sss ~ fsf<,sss. al ~ Lsms,.
sshaW gaNfs A, WTIIT4HEs Esejst<rs
The Lamar register., 1905-04-12
x.,.e.e.,i 20

20 sss1s d sss6 Y1sfs,lE- = lsss-
s>DsI--s.- slytfssss sss sSLssss-ssSi 2ssfasssl
s,slsss - tsseg, yss,JslH a ~ sr>1, 1si5Is
40 .<>1sl.yit .rf.S gls,1l.sss-s ss.2sstsssss
~ r>sJslsastls ., fssslsssb ~ eissa3 >ss-ss
[sssssssasls s.sgs sssS]sss - >,Es-Ssss1z
<-,sfsa .s.zss sE,4sss'f' t'sss.sss< ~ s<<5<s1ss
AsL,f l..szs Ylssls s-es aass-<e-- l>s4y II
o. A. Il txxsSS
The Lamar register., 1905-04-12
x>~,-...,.,l p.-s $1,000.

1is.s sy.Vs st.esssstx <sstss e>assr>>s5ssss, y
<ssos-tzsSse .s+< s5<s-ssSs - 4Ists5l<Sy -
lsseS< " s,>,>Jyisx f,s-,~'i4j>s'' 80 (szs
Es-sss. 2isa xsss >s>e r-sssss' - >fss'ss'
~ <.s Iitlissgig LOS 5>>ot 100 or ~
s-lss s-si,x,ss u jl.T,tsssisfa - s,tfrsy1ss;s
1i.> ss,ssx essl.S sssDs >sz.s 800 n Il
.s.S. . s-1,le s,,,5s sszs.ty .---.-ss - >ssss-
rsr -. N .. tl.tk.ks<
The Lamar register., 1905-04-12
,>xx.s ~...

s>stss~s.,x sr,ls5Isgy tes>s - grs~
>,.s ,>1aae>ss n Js<Sl ,x,ss>S> mn. p. =
l>,sys>s u s>sls. 9--s mr. ~ E.s-5Ss
rS~ III ~. ~sfl - 1>essef -
Urs4-r s1Sss !, rss sss.s,S e. s<,assscs
s--s mrs. <sS>sSsss zss ssy n iss.ssf
<Dsl1, lsSsSss >s>>>rsas- IN 81 ..
The Lamar register., 1905-04-12
lr-z.-za z- 4u-z

F1zsza --I-1lru 1lIrr1s.z II 1zra-.zl.z
v-z 1r1Hz-1- Il Ii -11z1 zizs=a
III ~ Il Us .-u1a1-
VICE ma zzsG-ze Ea-zzz
[z- =ls -ls1E IN -I1z- LII
Er-z -saua-r-z z-1z zrur--z
The Lamar register., 1905-04-12
prmg ~ ripAL sg1rLgngar

10 THs hlTJsp ~ Jas g4Tl1g Dy sgspHsg
WODgssD, UDJstHgDs
1TCtlsa Ia is,s,,y siysn, ti,st ys NDsdAy uaf
" stb pay ~ My, A, H. Is,;. bsisg CgHd u,s
isepIs, gA,s ~ Tie Ma,sti tam II u,s ,,,sgs
Il, 'Dg,t n g,yvs,s f,,t,sty. 10 ti.s sta,% of
Eoiy,, I, A,iisdH l., WooJ-,J, ad,alpistfh,'N ~
sad estate, viii aDDsar l,.fips ne JDfiS" ~
sad IcD,t present M nsai ssttisWstt 80 sBni.
s1riuislfsf,is, DfAy The approval ~ u,S sHD,f.
sud viii then AgI,ly y, be- dissI,afgsJ s- s"sis
AdmlnlS'sstfi,. ~ which Tins asd pia,S any
pHfs"s IL ni.'s<, msy aplsat sDJ Dfosant Oh
js.iigDs y, ,bs same, " any ti'sss bq, 49,
Dated ~ JamA,, cyiofa1D, tp,l.s tys,
AsstsDl l.. WoyD4sD.
.AdWlslAyaJis ~ tbs estate ~ BtSpbsD
WDyda,d dasaass1,
The Lamar register., 1905-04-12

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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-08
BLOODY ROPE FOUND.
Ohio Authorities Believe College Stu.
dents Had Hand in Com
rade's Death.

Mount Vernon, O., Nov 3.-Buried
beneath a culvert 200 feet from the
spot where Stuart Pierson, the Kenyon
college student was ground to death
by train, the authorities have: found
three lengths of blood-stained rope and
a wad of absorbent cotton, also sat
urated with blood. County Prosecutor
StillWell expresses the firm belief that
the boy was chloroformed, the cotton
saturated, bound across his face, and
that then he was tied across the tracks
as a part of his initiation into a col
lege fraternity. The authorities be-
lieve that the cotton was removed later,
and the boy left stupefed On these
grounds the prosecutor will carry the
case to the grand jury on November
Is. Prosecutor Stillwell stated Thurs
day that several persons are. under
surveillance in connection with the
case and that they may be taken into
custody before the conclusion of the
inquest.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-08

POSSE BATTLES WITH ROBBERS
WHO HAVE PLUNDERED A
NUMBER OF BANKS.
Tracked by Bloodhounds to a Field
Near Riverton, Ky.-Two of the
Bandits Wounded-Together with
Two Others They Are Captured

Riverton, KY, Nov "A bloody fight
here Wednesday put an end to the oper-
ations Of a band Of modern imitators of
the James boys that have raided bank
after bank in the Ohio river valley. win
ming the name Of the nitro gang by
their use Of nitroglycerin to blow open
safes. -Four of the robbers are in jail
two unhurt, one MORALLY wounded and
one slightly wounded. Two others are
fleeing for their lives before an armed
posse. Bloodhounds are being used In
the chase
The robbery are considered the ones
who blew up the bank at Ridgeville. Ind.
securing several thousand dollars, and
who last Friday night tore the First ma
tional bank of HagerstovS1, Ind, to
pieces with nitroglycerin. and got away
with nearly $1,000 after a battle with
citizens.
The roundup followed their raid on
the bank at Willard, Carter county,
Tuesday. The men, six strong, stole
into town and, doubtless anticipated
hot reception. took ample precautions
for safe get away AS they came into
town they found a locomotive under
steam and in charge Of Waterman.
The latter they bound and gagged and
tied to the engine which they made all
preparations to use in their escape
Then they went to the bank, which they
entered without trouble. and went to
work on the vault. Explosives we're
used and several shots were fired.
crumbling the vault and blowing out
one side of the building. The explosion
brought to the scene posse of citizens
who opened fire on the robbers
A terrific battle followed, but the
thieves effected retreat to the out
skirts of the town, where they had the
locomotive. they united the Waterman,
jumped into the engine cab and disap-
peared in the direction of Eastern Ken
lucky Junction. At the junction, where
the robbers left the engine. the posse
came upon their trail Bloodhounds
were turned loose and company heav-
lily armed followed on foot and horse
back. At ten o'clock the dogs came up
with the robbers. who were sleeping in
field. The fugitives opened fire on
their pursuers. A running fight started
in which IS shots were fired and two of
the robbers were wounded. They were
captured and sent to the rear, while the
posse with additional bloodhounds kept
after the rest. Later two more were
captured unhurt. All said they belonged
in Cincinnati.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-08
STRANGER SHOOTS BOY.
Child Was Driving Cattle Home
When An unknown Man
Fired On Him.

St. Cloud, Minn., Nov GA posse
of angry Stearns county farmers is
securing the northern part of the
county in search of an unknown stran-
ger who without any apparent excuse
shot the 7-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Yurzek while the child was
driving his fathers COWS home from
the pasture. Frank, Jr. is receiving
treatment in st. Raphaels hospital in
this city.
The charge of shot entered the side
of his head and face and if the boy
survives he will blind in one eye and
perhaps both.
The shooting occurred about in
the afternoon. The boy was in the
pasture alone and was driving the
COWS when he noticed strange man
come out of the brush with a shotgun
on his arm. Almost instantly the
stranger raised the gun and fred
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-08
A NATIONS GRATITUDE.
President Roosevelt Sets Aside Thurs
day, November 80, AS Day
of Thanksgiving.

Washington, Nov. 3.-The president
naming Thursday, November 80 next
as a day for thanksgiving. 1t is as fol-
lows:
by the President of the United
States of America-A Proclamation:
When nearly three centuries ago the
first settlers came to the country which
has now become this great republic,
they confronted not only hardship and
privation. but terrible risk to their
lives. In those grim years the custom
grew of setting apart one day in each
year for special service of thanksgiv-
ing to the Almighty for preserving the
people through the changing seasons.
The custom has now become national
and hallowed by immemorial usage.
We live in easier and more plentiful
times than our forefathers, the men
who with rugged strength faced the
rugged days, and yet the dangers to ma
tlOnal life are quite as great now as
al any previous time in our history 1t
is eminently fitting that once year
our people should set apart a day for
praise and thanksgiving to the Giver
Of Good, and. at the same time. that
they express their thankfulness for the
abundant mercies received, should
manfully acknowledge their shortcom-
ings and pledge themselves solemnly
and in good faith to strive to overcome
them. During the past year we have
been blessed with bountiful crops. Our
business prosperity has been great.
No other people has ever stood on as
high level of material well-being as
ours now stands. We are not threat
ened by foes from without The foes
from whom we should pray to be de-
livered are our own passions. appetites
and follies, and against these there is
always need that we should war
Therefore. now set apart Thurs
day, the 30th day of this November, as
day of thanksgiving for the past and
OF prayer for the future, and on that
day ask that throughout the land the
people gather in their homes and
places of worship. and In rendering
thanks unto the Most High for the
manifold blessings of the past year,
cOnsecrate themselves to a life OF
cleanliness. honor and wisdom, so that
this nation may do its allotted work on
the earth in manner worthy Of those
who founded it and Of those who pre-
served it.
I'm witness whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal Of the
United States to be affixed
Done at the city of Washington
this second day Of November, in the
year of our Lord one thousand nine
hunded and five and of the independ-
ence of the United States the one hun
ded and thirtieth.
(seaD THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
"By the PRESIDENT:
"ELIHU ROOT. secretary of State"
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-08
JOURNEY IS ENDED.
President Returns to WASHINGTON
Greatly Pleased with His
Southern Tour,

Washington, Nov. l. - President
Roosevelt came ashore from the Dol
phin at the Washington navy yard at
II: IS o'clock Tuesday forenoon, and five
minutes later he had left the yard for
the white house in carriage with Mrs.
Roosevelt. and the trip was at an end
which rounded out his tour of the entire
United States during his presidency.
Ten minutes before the landing was
made a salute of q guns was fired from
the yard battery and Immediately an
swered by the Dolphin.
President Roosevelt his south
ern trip just ended as most enjoyable
and profitable experience. Particularly
did he enjoy the sea voyage, and the
president expressed himself in the most
enthusiastic terms regarding the ships,
officers and men of the squadron.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-08
MURDER MOST FOUL,
Mysterious Tragedy in Minneapolis
is Most Sensational and
Puzzling.

Minneapolis, Nov. 4-An unidentified
man entered the home of James Bren-
nan at 1875 this morning and shot and
killed two Of the children and shot
and seriously wounded two other
children and Mrs. Brennan. The in
jured were taken TO the city hospital
Their assailant escaped
Mr.. Brennan is d mem Der of the Sal
wage corps, and was on duty at the
time Of the shooting. He was sum
moned home, and arrived shortly be-
fore the woun, ed were removed to the
hospital. The mother and two. in,
jured children were in such a serious
condition that the police were unable
to get any details concerning the MUIR
der or the murderer.