davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-06-02

FOR RENT-The Methodist Epis-
copal parsonage. Apply to j. HI. VOL
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-06-02

FOR SALE-A good light buggy
cheap. Will Mckee, Kimball. O9S
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-10

Liverpool opening-Wheat, hd high
er. corn \ @ I'd higher.
Liverpool close-Wheat, h@Ad
higher; corn. M0Ad lower.
Chicago receipts-Wheat, 81; corn.
485; oats. 1928.
Chicago hog receipts-4o.o 900; market.
strong.
Chicago cash close-No. 2. red, 1920;
No. 8. red. $L15@1.1s; No. 2. hard.
$1.14@11S: No. 8. hard, $1.0S@1.14;
No. 1, spring, $1.21: No. 2. spring, $1.14
@1.17; No. 8. spring, $1.o5@1.15.
Minneapolis receipts-5s7 against
55S last year.
Duluth receipts. SO against IS last
year.
Minneapois-Wheat as predicted in
our letter of Saturday. the market
shows substantial advance. initial
prices for the May was h@A higher
at $1.15& az and sold to $1.15A but
the bears were soon driven to the
woods as excellent support by the large
interests forced the price steadily up
ward to $1.17%. There was an ava
lanche of profit taking orders, but all
offerings We're quickly absorbed. The
close was strong at $1.17A, July was
less active the opening being at
9S7s a. 9c, sold between 9SM and 99%
and closed at 99hc. Receipts on track
at Minneapolis were 5S7 against 55S a
year ago. Duluth SO against SIS. Chicago
had 81 ears. Before another crop can
be harvested in this country wheat is
going to be very scarce. The condition
of winter wheat is the worst in ten
years and there are great many
things that can happen before July
that can cause fire works in that OPP
ton. Buy wheat and hold it, pay no
attention to the minor fluctuations
Corn and oats were neglected and
the close was about unchanged from
Saturdays figure. Corn receipts con-
tinue large, 4s5 cars being received at
| Chicago On any further declines we
advise the purchase of the coarse
grains for substantial advance.
Provisions - Market quiet but
| stronger, the close being up 10 cents
We expect to see broadening out in
this market and see much higher prices
| in the near future
Stocks-Strong and although volume
OF business was small. they all sough,
higher levels, Manhattan and Illinois
Central being the leaders. the forme,
advances and one-half points and the
latter and one-fourth We advise
our friends to buy stocks and hold them
for big profits. Everything points te
higher levels for good railroad and in.
dustrial stocks than have heretofors
been reached.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-10
beginning with the practical applica-
ton Of the theories.

beginning with the practical applica-
ton Of the theories.
There is a growing demand for ag-
gressive advertising men, but let no one
be deluded with the idea that three
months course OF instruction will fl
him for a $4,000 year position. Such
salaries are often read about but sell
dom paid. Many positions are await
ing young men of real ability and
hustle, and the salaries will range from
5000 to $4,000 a year, except in rare
cases where unusually brilliant talent
Is required for special lines OF work,
when there is scarcely any limit to the
price for the service.
In the rough, young men who have
received their training in a newspaper
office should develop into high grade
advertising men. This school is broad
and severe. and it is likely that the
graduate will be able to handle sue
a commercial advertiser. Among the
statesmen in our large department
stores there are many who will spend
the millions for the future advertiser
Good advertising and good salesamn-
ship go hand in hand, but the highest
order of craftsmanship is the advertise
ment in cold type that brings the bust
mes.
Embryo advertising managers could
follow no better plan than that of
Craig s-carry notebook, AMI never let
an idea or suggestion get away from
Won
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-10

Idaho the beautiful western melo-
drama by Leonard Mitchell and COM
pany was produced in Asotin last
week and at Charleston last night with
much financial success. The play will
De produced in Sites on the 18th and
at Grangeville on the 18th.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-10
Notice ,Clersymen

Application blanks for clergvmen,s
half rare permits for 1905 may be had
by calling at the o. r. & N office.
c. w. MOUNT. General Agent.
Dec. 3o-Jan. 10.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

8aibinetDn binterlieB elm 8ermD=
gen, uelbes auf $500, 900 geibdbt
wuroe; Sohn Noams binterlieb etna
$75. 1000; Sefferion itarb 10 arm. baB
er als ,,Bauper" gu betrohten ae=
uelen mdre. wenr nidt Der apnereB
ieine 8ibliDtbef fir $40, 1000 aetauft
bdtte. Wtaoiipn binterlieB etua
$150,000; Wonrue ftarb 10 arm,
baB er alS Bauper'' su betrahten
gemeien udre. menr nidt Der @ons
greB feline 8lbliotbef fir 500. 900
gefauft bdtte. WooiiDn binterlieB
etma $3.50, 900; Wonroe itarb 10 arm,
loaB er auf Soften 8eruanoter bes
groben murbe; Subn Quincp Mbams
beiaB bel ieinem Gobe ca. $75, 900;
Sadipn ca. $50, 900; Ban Buren
$500. 900; Bolt $3.50, 900; Epler bei=
ratete cine reide Jrau; SiI,nDre
hinterlieB 5000. 900; Bierce $50, 900;
Buchanan. 5000. 900; 9incoIn $751;
600; Sobnion $4,000; Grant pers
lor iein BermDgen bel bern Grah BON
Grant & Warb; 6aDes, @arielo
uno 0arrtlon ruaren mdBia beaitert;
glenelano mar pieneidt mplbaben.
oer;. Wcainlep's 8erm6gen betrug
niht mebr al5 $780, 900.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-15
Qufruf fiir eime republifanii9e
G0nDenttDu.

I(s Sorfiber oeS republifaniIheu
grecutips &omite' 8 bon San NntoniD,
erlube i'd hermit ieoen Gepublifas
ner Der Staot, Der feline &Dpfiteuer
besablt bat, an elmer &Dnpention
teilsunebmen. Die at1 WDntaa ben
II. Mpri( nm 8 ubr Nbenos i'm
Willtonss@ arten itattfinoet, Tim Elm
pDlles Staottidet aufsuiteaen uno
ale @eibdfte 81 erleoigen. bic Dor
Die 8onpenttDn Qebraht peroen.
Sour &epublifaner, Die bereit iino,
tire &Opfiteuerquittune an Der Elm
p~Dr5u5eiaen unb iin uerpflibten, Die
&anoibaten ga unteritiiben, bic in
oer beiagten 8uuuentlon nDminiert
meroen, erdalten ginlaR in ben Saal
uno birfen an ben Serbano(unaen
teilnehmen.
gafiius 6. NJ a II,
SoriiBer oes republ. @recutius
8Dmite's.
SUhn $. Bottom,
SetretGr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-15
Ser @rafoeat In Der @tmfamfett.

6err &ooiepeft 1T gun, eriten Mtale.
lett er Brdiioent puroe, an einem
Orte, NOD bic G6ntgens 5trabteu Der
BubliSitdt nibt ieoe leiner 1anb[un.
gen bl0slegen uno NOD ber pbptoera=
phiihe Npparat feline Shrefen fir
i'm bat. Ser einaiae Bbotoerapb,
Der iib bel linn befiaoet, lit elm
Sreuno. Der bic SQuifratiunen III
einem Nrtifel liefern miro, ben Brds
fioeat H0oieoelt au if]reiben eeoenft.
Sc lit tatidhlth mebr ber Shriftitel.
Ter ais Der Sagofieb6aber Rooieoelt,
Der iih in Die entleaene @egeno III,
Banther Springs suriidgespqen bat,
400 Der Senot Inn feinen Nerger be-
reiten tam uuo gilenbabntranspDrt.
raten teine Bebeutung baben uno 400
oaS Oberbaupt Der anerifanilAen
Republit fir elmer, fursen 8eitraum
Dag Brioatleben fiibrt. bas linn 10
id1per erreihbar lit.
Ohne bic 8oritbtsmabregeln, Die
er aetrofen, tpiiroen bic .gopnrigbt"s
@elebe 6errt 8ooiepelt's Shiloe@
rung ieiner groBen Wolfsia9oen i'm
uiloen Oklahoma uenia Sdub ges
mdbrt ba6en. Waa Die Saso rod 10
aufregeno fem, m0aen Die W6lfe beiBs
buneriaer uno aablreidaer iein ats ie,
10 mifien bod bic iournaliftiidlen
2Dbnfdreiber, Die Der 8arapare
E0Dleuelt's biz an Die @rense oes
perbOtenen 2anbes gefDlst lino, Die,
binreiBenoe Beihreibung oes mi(oen
Sports oer Seoer ~iberlaiien, melde
uns Die @%rDberung bes Weftens"
uuo has 2eben grpmmeus" eeges
ben bat. Ser padenoen @rsdblung
miro ibr &eia ntht burd fraanentas
ride Berlhte ieiten8 unberufener
BerIOnen 9enDmmen tperoen. Die
mahriheinlih einen ,,Gopote" nidt
BON einem Bunoeslenatnr unb einen
OtlabomasW olf uid)t bon einem &a=
bait : SInoer unteriheioen f6nnen.
w@. 9. BreB".)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-15
.@uiu SrieasiAamptat.

Der arneritonilhe areu5er
,.Jialsiab' melder fih in 2ubuan,
Woro.B ornep, befano. lit uab Nor=
ben gefahren, ofenbar. I'M etnaiaen
trtegeriifen @reianiiien ndber gu
fem.
- SIN 8erliner Warineamt olaubt
man, Die ruiiiihe Slotte lieee bel Den
@upa8. Snieln, 80 Weilen iiolid bon
Der B~hillppineu Sniel Winoaro.
DemaemdB befdnoe iid Die sslotte aflo
i6on brett in ben pbilippinilden @es
mdiiern. Nab einem anoeren Be-
riht foil Nomiral Simultaneously nit
leiner Stptte auf benz Weae nod
WlaoiuoItDt lein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-15
Zeeas.

@s beiBt. baB bic 8miebelernte
i'm BromnsniIer Diitritt $50 Gar.
~laoungen betrager miro. Die 8er=
lhifung miro oemndbit beginnen.
- Dad Bunses > Obergeriht bai
Die gntiheiouna oes Ridters Wnrep
in benz Sale %, s. @aroer oeaeu
bic Stabt 81 BaiD aufredt erbalten.
Waroer beaniprubt unter einer1 alter
ipaniihen 2anoihentungsatt bic
game ilolihe 6dlfte Der Staot, oa
oas 2anb friber gu Werifp gebDrt
babe uno ourb Die @erdnoerung oes
2aufes oes &ip @sanbe auf bic ame-
ritaniihe Seite gebraht rpuroe.
Rihter Warep entihieo, oaB Die Ser.
Staten iber oieies 2ano Surisoits
tim ausiiben, oaB Die 8unoesaes
bduoe oarauf errihtet iino uno baB
es oeBbalb niht meritanil1er @runo
uno B0oen iein tann.
Sn Der Wdbe BON Granger fano
man bic 2ei1e zines geuiiien @iQ
Siiher. Dem Wanne ruar Die &ehle
onrhihnitten. Sein @efdbrte, Sc.
Us. 9bompion, lit perhaftet tpDroen.
Beioe Wanner itammer aus Temple.
Gin iunaer Wann 0amens
Geo. 6. Gitelmanrt aeriet in Dallas
auf benz Babnbofe amiiben einen
ausfabrenoen Rug Der Rod Ss(ano
Babn uno cine, an Dem @eieile
ftebenoe Steinmauer nno uuroe oas
BET 10 ihwer perlebt. oaB er rpeniae
Stunoen ipdter itarb.
Die Boitoffice in Corpus
@briiti lit DON Der oritten in Die
atpeite &laiie erbDberl uuroen. Die
@tnnabmen betruaen lebtes Sabr
SIS, 991. 8S.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-15

5err Ottu Meerideibt geb6rt benz
iiugeren gfemente unlerer BepDltes
runa an une oaiielbe barf beaniprus
ben, ebenfaas in unierer Staotper.
maltunQ oertreter au> fem. beionoers
uenn oies ourb einen 10 fdhigen uno
tiibtiaen Mtann aeihieht. Ser Otto
Weeriheiot betletbet felt Sabren in
unierer Nlanto National Banf Die
uerantmortlibe SteQung bes Depo-
fiten=@ lertS uno erfreut fth aagemeis
men Bertrauens nnb augemeiner
Ihtuna. .Benn irgeno elm Beamter
in 5olae treuer Bflihterfiqung su
elmer Wieoerpahl beredtiet lit, 10 lift
es 6err Otto Wteeriheiot uno nit
Sino iiber, oaB linn bel Der Mabl eine
geniaenoe Inaabl BON Stimmen sr=
fallen miro, UNI i'm i'm Nrnte at baf=
ten. gr eriuht Die StimmQeber
hermit nm lire unteritiBung am
Babltase uno perlpriht mie in Der
8eraangenbeit, 10 aud in Der 8u.
funft bic Burger ourh feline Qmts=
iibrung sufrieoen5uiteuen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-15
syrau In Der 9ekatte.

Gin Wann in @ureta. ersahlt oas
.,4anias gitp S%ournal", Der an
Selbituerbeiieruna alaubt, batte lei.
1er 5rou poraeihlaseu, nit chamber
ieoen Woraen iiber iraeno cine Sraae
frei gu oispatieren. Nm eriten Wurs
gen traf es iih suf6aie, oaB bic
Truge lautete .,Ob cine 5rau pbne
Out austommen t6nnte". Der Wtaun
trat in Dem 9isput in beiabenoem
Gimme auf uno = anu gnoe lab man,
ME er 6als iber 8opf mad benz
6eubooen fletterte uub bic Setter bins
ter iid bnbsog..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-15
8etrpa ben 9pn.

N%ierenleiben enbet 3utueilen fatal,
aber inbem er bic ri6tige Mtebi3in
lpablte, betrog s. 8. MoIfe in Bear
8robe, So, ben COB. @r Iagt: @or
Sipei Sabren bate iJ eiu Nierenleiben,
oaB mir grOBe S6mersen unb llnrube
oeruria9te, i'd nabnt aber electric
SltterS, Der mid total beiIte. @r 1T
aad Elm gute8 MitteI gegen Sdpdde
nnb N~erpeuleiben urtb 6alte i'm tets
an Sanb. gu baben BEL &. 8oltener
6 Sobn, SEQ. s. S6mibt Hrb Q6Olph
9relB. 8arautiert, 50 Gents Bic
dlaf@s,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-15
Otto Meerideiot.
&anoiOat fir Oas Nntt oes itGotiiden
Sdabmeiiters auf Dem bemofraz
tiiden Sidet.

Gin iebr ibmeibelbaftes 9ompli<
ment lift 6errn Ottu W e r.
i6eiot, Der ftb pieoer I'M oas
Nnt oes It d e 9 d q +.
m e It ers benirbt, bel ben oer1o=
tratiihen Brimdrmablen gea0nt nors
Den, tnoem 1141 Stimmer fir i'm
abgegeben tpuroen. Diele Gnerfen=
nung tpar cine moloeroiente, oenn
0err Weeribeiot ernies iih als elm
auperlaifiaer getuiiienbafter 8eamter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-15
Wermeieet appHdmer,en.

oas hetBt, beieitiat iie BEL 8eiten. 8opf.
l9mer5 1T TAFT INNER elm Barnuaesfia.
nal ieitens elmer irgenopo anoers niiten.
renbei6neroen, 4eberleioen, Walaria,
Ieritopfuns II. +. h.. tnnbiaeu ihr Or,
ibsinen burb Sppfihmers an. ct.
8ernarb'S 8r%auterpiaen" ipirten birefi
anf Die 8erbauuness, G%rndbrunQs. un6
Observation-Disclosures elm. reauliereu
bic Ge6er, reinigen bic bertoptfeu 6e.
fdse, un6 Der 8~Opfidmers perihnirbet,
Sic iinb bas Muiter.2eber5tartunaz> unb
8latreinigunssmittel pub haben nift
Sbresaleifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-15
Saraterltdes setpen aehpben,

S6redli6 unter ben Solgen pergif=
teter unb unberbanli6er @peifen lei
benb, nabm s. g.. Grapfon, 2ula,
MiR., 9r. Sings Neue 2ebenspiaen
unb tpurbe gebeilt. % Gents. 3u
baben bel s. &alteper C Sobn, Geo.
S. j.. S6mibt unb Nbolpb SreiB.
@arantiert
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-15
zone Star 8ier uno Der Garneual.


Gum garnenal, aum garnenal
-Seio murter unb ietb frob-
grtparteu iiher mir @uh an
Sn San Nntonio.
8ir haben anes prapariert
Wtit 8orftbt unb 8ebabt,
9amit SIR guh rebt an1iiiiert,
Sci Gage unb Bel Nabt.
Mir bieteu gub, tpie iih's sebiibrt,
8ersnisen aner Grt
unb allies piro bier aufaefihrt,
Was Sinn unb uniinn Eat.
0enn tuer nnh Sinn fur nniinu bat,
Dem bliibt bes 9ebens Mai.
Go mabt burhaus uidts in Der Sat.
Bie bod iein Glitter iei.
Drum tomn,t berbei, Oh Sung unbrGlt,
SIR Manner. @eibelein;
5ier giebt's in iesliher Setalt
Gin luftia Trbbltdietu.
1n6 ieio SIR bann mDl aue bier
Sn u%ni'rer Mitt' nereint,
SD seben eiuen &at gub mir,
Ser ebrlih lift gemeint:
Srinft Gone Gtar Bier BON friib Bis ip1t
SIN Slaihen unb bonn SOB,
gs lit BON %feiniter Aualitdt
Das bette, reinite HaB.
8eriubt bic SDrten N1e brei
GrlaHser, Cabinet,
alamo Cure 9abe iei.
SIR fnbet's fider nett.
Damn feiert SIR ben garnenal.
Bie es fat ioGen iein
SIR fnbet Sreuoe iiberal
anb amftiiert eneb fem.
uno tpenn SCR bann mad Saule aebt,
50 luitig itimmunssnou,
So oentt Der Gone Star &arttdt,
Dies INNER bleiben lou.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-15

sS' aaIt, cement. Sauo, yad.
feline, feuerfefte Steine uno 9bra.
9beer uno Gspbaltpapier, Dabpappe.
9beer uno ASPHALT, Del, Eerpentin,
5arben, 8las &c. &c. ltets purr6thip
bel s. 6. Sielntann, 306 on.
@onmerces StraBe. @ieoriee 8reiIe.
quite Woare ipuie quite uno reele
8eoienung peroens aarantirt. -
Tel.pbun 41a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-15

Sn 8icih iino ernite 8uian1.
menit0Be Der BoIisei NIT f~tritenben
.Wtaurern noraetomm1en uno es bat
blutiae a6pfe aeiebt. 9a rpeitere
unrube1 befirhtet merben. fino bic
Sruppen in ben aaiernen tonlignirt,
UNI erforeerlihen Sails ein5uarei.
fen. Die Situation maro als 10 tris
tiih anaeieben, oaB cine auBeror.
oentlibe Sibung bes Buabesrats
e%iaberufen muroe. UNI iiber geeigurte
WaBregeln our 8eilesung aer Wir'
rem au beraten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-15
unprhnunoen hea mnner

Unor6nun9en BEG Magens
meroen ourh unregelmdBiaes uno
nrooriihtlaes Gfen ueruriadt. 8e.
brauht Or. Guauit R6nia's Sam
burger 9ropfen, eBt regelmdBig unb
elrtade 8abruna, unb ibr neroet
furiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-15
@abIan3et9en.

Sir iinb autoriiiert. a~nautinbiaen.
ba6 !6err
0prieS q. 8rptpn
bei Der tommenben @abl 8anoibat tar
baS Manprsamt 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-15

,.sorp > 3ormalin" (Gimer Il
Nmenb), lit als antiquities 8abns
uno Wunomaifer uniibertrUfen. Jn
aaeusNpDthefen au haben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-15
aatarrb famm ntd,t furirt tpereen

6arb locale applieationen, ba lie ben Sit Der
&ranibeit niht erreiden tonnen. Ratarrb 1T cine
8luts ooer &Onfitntions : Rraufbeit, uno um Ie 3u
9al's aatarrb . Rur miro etneenommen uno lpirit
oirett auf bas 9lut uuo Die i9leimige Oberfld&e.
9an's 6atarrb:Rur 1T feline Guadialber /. Weoi5in.
Sic lpuroe Ieit Jabren BON einem Der befen Ierst.
6isles aanoes %peroroust uno lit Elm regelmaBia.s
Mica, perbunoen nit ben beten 9lutreiniaunasmit=
tsln, Die birett aui Die S9leimoberfd6e tuirtsn.
Die ooatomneae @erbiuouue Der spei 8etanoteile
1T es, mas iola' ipunoeruole 8eiultate bel Der 6ei7
lung bon Ratarrb beroorbrinst. QaBt Gu1 33eueE
nife umionf 9sben.
Z. ). @benes II. 60, Gisentb, Soleoo, o.
gerfautt BON allen Apotbetern, Yreis rs Gents.
9aWs Eanlilien. 0illen iino bic better.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-15

Der Sammelplab aller Oeuts
iden Shols' Saloon. Nlamo.
Blnsa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-15

Seine Weine, BbiSties, 81.
qu6re unb gioarren su baben in
ShDla's Saloon, Nlan,p = Rlasa,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-15

Vtnd's Gents .@iaarre
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-15

Sir 5ino autorifiert Serru 9lo. 9retb
als &anbiont fir bas Unit zines Mlber=
man lat Large" Der Sta6t San Mntpmip.
in Der fumntenben @abl anSuseigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-15

Wir itnb autoriiert ansm5eisen, baS
5err Brian Galla9ban
&anbibat fir bas Mmt eines Mapors Der
Stabt San Mntpnis in Der fonrtnenoen
Sto6ttpnhI if.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-15

;,tm6's Gents 6aeano giaarren
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-15

in Der fpmttenben Wabl ar5u3eigen.
Sie n5reie EreIie" 1T autprifert, an5us
ieigen. baB Serr
Gbas. S. u. @nmmel
&anoibat fur bas Mnt zines S1atn1eis
tiers Der Sta6t San Mntunio in Der fonts
menben Babf lit.
8ir limb autorinert perm
VbiI. Gbarbetm
als 4anoibat fir Bieoertpahl FIR has
limit oes Buli8eiriMters anauset.
Gen.
Bir iino autoriiiert a%nsut1nbisen, oas
Serr Sohn Npan
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-15

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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-01-12
LESS LAST YEAR

There were only eighty-six lynch.
ings in 1904, the smallest number OF
any year since 1885. Out of the
eighty-six the South furnished
eighty-two, and the North four. The
victims consisted of eighty-two ne
groes and four whites. Two of the
victims were women. Their alleged
offenses were, says the Chicago Trib-
nne, as follows: Murder, 36; race
prejudice, 10; assaults on women,
20; murderous assaults, 4; conspiracy
to murder, 2; unknown, 2 and rob-
berry, /. 1t will thus be seen that
Judge Lynch claimed last year as
in previous years jurisdiction in al
most the whole range of criminality.
Last year Mississippi topped the
list with eighteen lynchings, and
Arkansas and Georgia followed close
behind with seventeen cases each.
About two-thirds of the frolics of
the year occurred in three States.
4HodSSdl ACCuClOAS VI 1SO4 HuNl-
bered 116. In Mississippi there were
but three legal executions as against
eighteen lynchings, and in Georgia
there were two executions and seven
teen lynchings. If Arkansas, Missis-
sippi and Georgia would return to
lawful methods, lynehing could soon
be abolished in this country.
The lynchings and executions bear
little relations to homicldes, for they
numbered together but 1O2, while
the number of homicides last year
in this country was 854z.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-01-12
LOSS TO THE MUSICAL
R

Theodore Thomas, who died at
his home in Chicago Wednesday,
had done more for the development
of musical taste in this country than
any other musician who has come
before the public. He was not only
the pioneer in the symphony field,
but as an i~nterpretative conductor he
stood in the foremost rank.
While a young man Mr.. Thomas
had a good reputation as a violinist,
and his high career in the classic de-
partment of music began in the
ftties, when he, with DR.. William
Mason and other artists, gave a SET
les of chamber concerts in New
York. But it was not until he or
gained a symphony orchestra and
appeared in the role of conductor
that he received public recog n
as a master in his profession. In the
early days he often labored against
great odds. His programmes were
too classic, amusement-goers pro-
tested, albeit he presented along
with works by Mozart and Beeth-
oven, much music of the lighter sort,
winnlng.popular overtures, marches
and Waltzes. Financial deficits at
the end of Mr.. Thomas symphony
seasons were quite common, and. a
man less determined than this great
leader would have given up in de-
spair.
AS MI. Thomas advanced in years
his musical horizon b~roadened, and
it is generally remarked that the
finest work of his life was that of
the past ten years. There is only
one symphony band ia America
that can be compared to the Chicago
organization which Thomas led, and
that is the Boston Symphony Orch
estra; and only three or four orches-
tras in Europe come in the Chicago
class.
AS a symphony leader Mr.. Thorn
a had no limitations. His repose,
his strong personality, his poetic
imagination, and his musical>schol-
arship made him an ideal inter-
prefer of the classic school, while his
fine Teutonic spirit made him one of
the greatest Interpreters of Wagner's
music.
The world of music has sustained a
grievous loss, and it will be a long
time before the Chicago orchestra
finds q leader who measures up to
Theodore Thomas.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-01-12
WHITE

Washington, D. O., Jan. 6.-sen-
ator Baird to-day occupied the entire
time of the Senate given to the Joint
Statehood bill. He made an argu<
ment against the union Of Arizona
and New Mexico on the ground that
the people of the two territories DO
not desire it. During the course OF
Mr.. Ba1rd's speech he was Interrupt
ted by Mr.. Tillman, who said he
wanted to make anappeal for "white
supremacy in Arizona to unite the
two territories would, he said, be
like Joining Florida with Cuba and to
anbiect the white people of Arizona
~ the domination of Mexicans and
s.Greasers," which he opposed. Sew
eral bills of minor importance We're
passed during the day, and the
Senate adjourned until Monday.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-21

Robert Mcintyre is recognized as
Americas foremost descriptive ora
tor.