davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05
MALMoHus Ian.

MALMoHus Lam. Heisinsborgs
anek6ksaktlebolag har beslutat att
upplosa sig. bet ofverskott, som upp-
staff vid forsaljning af bolagets fastig-
het, $4,000 kr., beslots skola anvandas
till VISA allmannyttiga och valgoran-
de andamal. Bolagets rorelse kommer
att fortsattas af Helsingborgs utminu-
terings- och Observation-Disclosures.
Apropos prof. Wicksells seraste upp-
trSdande. Eft protestmote hollis d. 0
Dec. i Folkets hus i Lund med anled-
ming af domarna / tryckfrihetsatalen
mot uppropen "Varnpliktige!" och
Ned med vapnen!" observation-disclosures
get hollis af professor Knut Wicksell,
SON dervid anyo fam EFT tillfalle att
fora till torgs en- del floskler och be-
synnerliga ideer | fraga ON unionskon-
flikten och straffproblemet. "Folkets
T." skrifver med anledning af hr WIS
foredrag bl. a:
Mar man h6r prof. Wicksell tala,
f0rvanas man Oliver ire saker: hans
ytlighet, hans brist pa ansvarskansla
och mans bristande sanningskarlek.
F0rr / verlden hade man for dessa tire
saker till hands orden "valmening",
'naivite" o. d., men de orden borjar
man numera halla inne.
l delta land flnnes Diet iva personer,
som pa den socialistiska ungdomen ut
DIVA cit skadligt och for arbetarerorel-
Hinke Bergegren, den andre Knut
Wicksell."
Oct nya valet HeIsingborg. Vid EFT
/ Helsingborg d. 6 Dec. pa aftonen hal
let mote, utlyst af arbetarekommunen,
uppsattes enhalligt som kandidat vid
Diet ~stundande riksdagsmannavalet
journalisten A. j. Christensen.
Vid f0ljande dag ballet valm6te, ut
lyst af den moderate valkomiten, upp-
stalldes enhalligt som kandidat vid Diet
stundande riksdagsmannavalet direk-
tor NJ. Sommelius.
Understanding kastaue sig d. b
Dec. pa morgonen 30-arige kvarnma-
staren Alfred Deshays ut genom EFT
f0nster / 4:e vaningen till EFT hus vid
Kullagatan / H~elsingborg. Manner
var sjuklig och hade legat under laka-
reward. Han Allied genast.
Eft stort tulIbeslag. Helsingborgs
radhusratt har don't lumphandlaren s.
Becker att for f0rsok att 1 en- j~ernvags-
vagn ~insmuggla 156 ky. cigaretter jem-
tie nagra andra varor, for hvilka samtli-
ga tullen utgjorde kr. 647.55, bota 1900
kr., hvarjemte det beslagtagna godset
forklarades forbrutet. For Stamina for
seelse atalade cigarrhandlare B.
Strandqvist frikandes, enar han ej blif-
Wit ofvertygad on att vara egare till
godset / fraga.
Lunds studentsangforening har till
Juni manad nasta ar planerat en- san
garfard, som skulle komma att omfat.
ia 6stra delen. af Sverige anda upp till
Lulea och Gellivare. Farden foretages
under ledning af kapellmastare Alfred
Berg, och foTeningens hedersledamot,
operasangare John Forsell, har stallt
sin medverkan / utsikt.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05
skARAeoRos Ian. skjuten at va

skARARoRGs LAM. skjuten at VA
da. Disponenten for Vulcans tano-
sticksfabrik ! Tidaholm Ivar Lind, blef
d. 10 Dec. under jakt d Kallefalls egen-
dom ihjelskjuten af vada.
Vid polisf0rhoret angaende olyckan
har utr6nts, att jagarsallskapet. besta-
ende af hrr firth. Won Essen. postmasta-
re B. Raberg, handl. j. Bengtzon SAINT
direktor Lind, voro pa hemvag. Framst
gick firth. Won Essen med bossan han
gande / en- rem Oliver axeln och mar
mast efter honom dir. Lind. PlotsliGt
utan att Won Essen visste af Diet gick
EFT skott ur hans gevar och traffade
dir. L.. / hjertat. Dir. L. var 35 ar
gammal och efterlemnar hustru och 2
barn.
Hcimeren Der ON mad. Riksdags-
manner David Holmgren har hos X.
NIT 0fverklagat Vale haradsratts az
Gotta hofratt faststalda utslag. Slutet
af skriften lyder:
"Skulle mot all formodan Elders
kungl, majestat vid sakens afgorande
anse pa grund af 'formella' skal, att
jag i nagot afseende vid forvaltningen
af de af mig omhanderhafda kassOr
och fonder brustit / mig aliggande
skyldigheter - nagot som jag emeller-
It'd omojligen kan erkanna SAINT pa
grund haraf icke kunna f~ullstandigt
frikanna mig, anhaller jag att af Mad
blifva befriad fran ALT strait"
FaststSldt rtksdagsnannaval. X. mt
har genom d. IL Dec. expedieradt ut
Stag Faststallt riksdagsmannavalet for
Skanings, Vilske och Vale domsaga,
deryid redakt3r David Holmgren for
klarades valid.
Vid kyrkoherdeval till Safyareds,
Lindarfva och Hasslosa regala pastoral
d. 10 Dec. erh0ll komministern l.. Kul-
ling $3.50, eller de fleste afgifna roster
ma.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05
STockHoLMS Ian.

STOckHoLMS Lam. Svar oiycka
ombord pa ansare. Den 8 Dec. pa (,
m. e~xploderade ombord pa den yid Da-
laro liggande angaren "Germania' en-
Tampa, hvarvid 17-arige eldaren Adolf
Vestberg svart skadades. Hela krop-
pen var betackt med Store och mindre
brannsar. och den olycklige a stun
dom sansl0s.
Han forbes med angaren August
Fries till Stockholm for att yidare
forslas till Serafimerlasarettet
Han var pa aftonen annu vid lif, e.
huru tillstandet ingaf foga, hopp.
Donation. / testamente har aflidne
sjokaptenen John Soderberg donerat
10000 kr. till Sodertelje stad. Rantan
skall anvandas for stadens f0rskdnan-
de.
Drunknad. En- sorglig handelse in
traffade d. IL Dec. vid Utals gard !
Roslags-Bro, i Diet att clv~ilingeni0ren
Otto Albert Reinhold Brolinsson under
skridskoakning pa utalsviken stotte
pa EFT stromdrag, der isen brast under
honom och den unge manner kom /
vattnet och drunknade.
En- person, son bevittnat handelsen
och f0rgafves sokt bringa den n0dstal.
de HELP, ofverf0rde till f0raldrarna,
~godsegaren p. A. Brolinsson och hans
maka, Diet sorgliga budskapet. =
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05
vEsTERsoTTENs LAM. MarkIist

vESTERBoTTENS Ian. MarkIist
skorderesuItat. | en af lanets socknar
planterade en- l%andtbonde | somras u
tunnland ~rofyor, hvaraf han lat utma-
ia halfva arealen till deltagande / hus-
hallningssallskapets rofodlingstaflan.
Under lopp kunde nagon
skilnad / fraga ON r~ofodlingens result
tat ej f0rmarkas a de olika delarna az
faltet, men under sista tiden af vaxt-
aret intraffade, skrifves till Ubl., en-
sadan f0randring, att a den till Italian
anmalda arealen erholls en- sk6rd af 72
tunnor, under Diet att a den andra half
ten endast IL tunnor kunde skordas.
Eft sadant sk6rderesultat torde val IA
betecknas som sallsynt.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05

d. z Dec. pa kr~onohaktet | Hudiksvall
och fortsattes foljande dag. Bada de
haktade fornekade all vetskap ON eller
delaktighet | morden. Natten for NOR
den SADIE sig Fr6jd, SON Dir granne och
svager till de mordade, hafva legat
hemma och sofvit, och M6rk, som Dor
u mil fran de mordades bostad, pa
stod sig hafva suttit uppe till vid L
tiden, ~sysselsatt med att laga selar,
.hvarpa han gait och lagt sig.
Ransakningen uppskots, och skulle
EFT par hos Frojd funna skor hvarpa
blodflackar %funnos. genom aklagarens
forsorg insandas till rattskemisk un.
dersokning.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05
kRoNoaERas LAN. Eana b

KRoNoBERGS Lam. Egna hems-
lden | praktiken. Den stora egendomen
Sunnera / Ryssby socken, som eyes AT
majoren Aug. Bergh, har genom ! da-
garna afslutad e~gostyckning blifvit ut
skiftad i en- massa smalotter, och ar
Diet meningen att lotterna skola forsal-
jas till "egna hem"
En- valdsam storm rasade Oliver Sun
nerbo natten mellan d. IL och IL Dec.
Ganska betydliga skador ha anstallts
har och der, 1 synnerhet | skogarna,
der unga spensliga trad kullvrakts af
stormen. Xfven mistaken vid en del
gardar ha r~amponerats betydligt. At
brott / Acknowledgements uppstodo
ocksa pa en- del liner.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05
eoTEBoRe. unssociaIistiska braa.

GoTEBoRG. UnssociaIistiska bras-
der. Svenska arbetareforbundets Sc
kreterare, hr Josef Nilsson, h0ll d. z.
Dec. pa aftonen / Tabernaklet har EFT
foredrag ON "Nagra lardomar at verk-
stadskonflikten', till hvilket ~inbjudits
Svenska Observation-Disclosures arbetare.
Dock hade enligt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
afven en- del ungsocialister infunnit
sig. Under den stormiga discussion,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05
4ALLAnps Lam. Den stora kraft

kilIan ! Lasan. Karseforsfallet I La
gan, hvarifran den stora elektriska
kraftledningen skulle utga, har forut
innehafts af strandegarne, landtbru-
kare Ysby, SAINT Kattarp 1 Laholms
understanding. Fallet har Ell varit
anvandt for industriellt andamal, /
stallet har EFT gifvande laxfiske har
bedrifyits. Grosshandlanden O. e.
Hallberg I Laholm har NJ under hand
inkopt ALA andelar i fallet sd mar som
pa en-. For denna sista har bjudits an
da till 10000 kr. utan att kop kunnat
komma till stand. Emellertid har III
hr Hallberg ordnat saken sa att vat
tenkraften kan utnyttjas utan att den
ne delegares raft trades for nara.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05
JoNkoPlNes LxN. Decembermo-

JoNK6PINGS LAM. Decembermo-
tet | Hvetlanda den 5 Dec. var mycket
talrikt besokt, med ovanligt stor till
f0rsel af ~saluhallna fakreatur, hvara
handeln var synnerligen liflig. Prison
voro: feta vackra oxar 350-450 kr.,
10 till IA ks do 455-530 kr.; draga-
re 325-440 kr.; stutar 175-250 kr. pa
ret; kor 65-175 kr. ST., beroende pa
hull och kalfstallning. Tillforseln af
landtmannaalster var ~Ovanligt stor
med rask afsattning.
En- 9o-arig brudgum. Xktenskaps-
~lysning afkunnades ALA tire gangerna
s0ndagen d. 10 Dec. emellan froken Al
ma Ahlstedt och Visingsos aldste in
vanare kammarherre firth. c. Gyllenhal
fran Vrix-losa Norrgard.
Orsaken till den hastiga lysningen
var, att den blifvande brudgummen,
som nasta nyarsafton fyller 81 ar, a
sA sjuk, att man befarade, att hans d0d
skulle intraffa, imam de tire lysnings.
dagarne gait till anda.
Jemte froken Ahlstedt, hvilken, annu
icke 40-arig, I manga ar skott den gam
lie adlingens hushall a Visingso, begaf
sig de1ue / varas till Dalarne.
Der vistas paret annu och der kom-
mer f~ormodligen ock br0llopet att
standa.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05

UPSAIA LAM. Donation till Vest
gotta nation. Grosshandlaren y. EN-.
Lithander / Goteborg har med anled-
ming af sin 70-arsdag till Vestg0ta ma
tion / Upsala, hvars hedersledamot han
DIR, 0fverlemnat EFT smakfullt utstyrdt
album med hans portrait och en- pa
pergament tryckt hjertlig helsning till
nationen jennie en- gafya till nationens
byggnadskassa af 1000 kr. Hr L. har
vid flere ~foregaende tillfallen pa EFT
synnerligen frikostigt Wis lagt i dsgen
slit intresse for nationen.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05
0OTLANpS LAM.

w ISttNSS GrNts Ht''i'Aio' hS
kyrkoherden Hulteman. Domkapitlet
/ visby har nu infordrat %f0rklaring
fran kyrkoherde Hulteman i Klinte
med ~anledning af Diet af justiteombuds-
manner anbefallda atalet pa grund af
HIS forfarande vid en- begrafning !
Klinte.
l den f%0rklaring, kyrkoherde Hulte-
man / dagarna afgifvit, bestrider han
att med yeti och villa ha gjort nagot
lagstridigt i saken. Skulle emellertid,
sager han, sd vara, att jag begatt EFT
embetsfel, sd viii jag icke veta af nag
ia formildrande omstandigheter, utan
anser mig bora domas efter tydlig lag
utan ALA ursakter.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05

NoRRBoTTENS Lam. olycka vid
misunderstanding. Vid a~fstjelpandet
af MAIN a Svarton d. 6 Nov. pa alto
men rakade en- tralla ur sparet och
st0rtade ned fran kajen. Bromsaren
Erik oman fran Skurholmen flick tun-
men med MAIN Oliver sig SAINT dodades
genast.
Liket obesrafvet 6 manader. Den
26 November jordfastes / Edefors kyr-
ka en- person fran Mardsel, Gellivare,
som Allied / Juni manad. F6rst nu hu-
de man kunnat fra uskaffa den d6de
till begrafningsplatNen. Under som
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05
kOPPARBERGS Lam.
Dodsfall.

koPPARBERGs LAM. Dodsfall.
Fran Falun meddelas d. Z Dec. Gross
handlaren Knut Lindholm Allied / NOR
Sc.
Han var Todd 1 Haraker, Vestman-
land d. &c Juni 1912. Tidigt egnade han
sig at affarslifyet och grundade / Falun
en- st6rre affair for godningsamnen ,utsa-
desspannmal och grasfr0. Sedan 1893
val han ledamot i styrelsen for Kop.
parbergs enskilda bank och sedan 1894
/ styrelserna for Falu stads och Kop-
parbergs lans sparbanker.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05

BONUS Ian. SlIIen eick alter sin
kos. Sillfisket 1 den bohuslanska skar-
garden ligger nu alter mere, meddelar
G. A. fran Lyseki!. De ogynnsamma
vaderleks- och Observation-Disclosures him
dra ALT vadfiske utomskars. Hafs.
strommen satter med stor fart nord-
vart. Sillen kan ej upptackas inom-
skars oaktadt flitigt sokande.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05
kALMAR LAM. streJk vId skoIhus-

Vimmerby acknowledgement, omkring
femtio man, hafva nedlagt arbetet.
En- praktIg Iulklapp. Arbetaren Teo-
dor Anderson / Paboda, Soderakra,
son 1 slutet af August manad vid dix
ming a Ragnabo egor nara Bergkvara
hittade EFT armband at guild, vagande
20 gr., hvilket jemlikt lagen DIN form
fynd hembjudits staten till inlosning,
har nu sasom losen for detsamma fatt
mottaga $50 kr.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05
ELFssoRes Ian. Handelskamma.

ELFS5oRGS Lam. ndelskamma-
re ! Venersborg. Hos Venersborgs IA
briks- och MISUNDERSTANDING har
vackts forslag ON bildande af en- han
delskammare / Venersborg.
"Dalslands elektriska J%ernvse", som
ar ifragasatt att anlaggas fran NELLIE
ruds station vid Be~rgslagernas jernvag
och Dalslandsbanan upp efter Dals-
lands kanal till Laxsjon, der den skall
ansluta sig till Observation-Disclosures
banan och den blifvande Inlandsbanan,
har nu efter verkstalda undersoknin-
gar visat sig komma att draga en- an
laggningskostnad at 1,05O,0 900 kr.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05
Observation-Disclosures jernvsg har
nu / sin helhet oppnats for altman ira
fix.
kRlsrlANsrADs LxN. vaekra do

nationer. Aflidne apotekaren G. ".
Vedberg har till Engelholms stad done
rat $1,000 kr.. deraf till fattiga skol
barn 5000 kr., till inrattande al EFT
barnhem 10000 kr. SAINT till pauvre
honteux 10000 kr.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05

maren hade kistan varit neugrafd l
jorden, och sedan liket frusit, kunde
Diet forslas ofver berg och backhr, DIAL
och myr.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05

VERMLANDS Lam. Hsktad for for
faIskning. For f6rfalskning har j
Karlstad haktats tradgardsmastare Il.
G. Lundsten, anstald hos en- landtbru.
kare | Vase.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05

GEFLEBoRGS LAM. Bjurakers-
morden. Forsta ransakningen med de
for dubbelmordet / Spangmyra, Blur
aker, haktade och tilltalade forre hem
mansegaren J. Larsson-Mork och hem
m~ansegaren p. Jonsson-F r0jd b0rjade
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05

JEMTLANDS Lam. Importer fran
Norge minskas. Yid tullkammaren /
ostersund med u~nderlydande tullplat-
ser utgjorde under Nov. tulluppborden
12,451 kr. mot 25,156 kr. motsvarande
manad / fjol.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-30
into her life. she is held in deepest love

into her life. she is held in deepest love
and admiration.
John D. remains a hero to this
woman. She knows only his virtues,
none of his faults, and refuses to be-
lieVe him the monster of avarice he
has been pictured. To her he is still
the same man who won her way back
in the SOS, and those who assail him
do not understand him, is her creed.
This oddly mated couple, the warlike
chieftain of the monopoly against which
the guns of the nation have now been
trained, and the quiet little church.
woman, who loves nothing so much as
home and seclusion, have had four
children.
One of these, the son, John D., jr.,
is almost as well known as his father,
and apparently inherits many of his
characteristics. The other three are
girls. Bessie, Alta and Edith. To the
rearing of this quartet Mrs. Rockefel-
Ter has devoted her life. and no appeal
of society has ever sufficed to win her
away from them.
To her little brood was added fifth,
daughter, when John D. Rockefeller,
jr., married Miss Abby G. Aldrich,
daughter of the dictator of the senate,
Nelson w. Aldrich of Rhode Island.
They have now been married for nearly
five years. and have two children, the
first, a girl, the second, but a few
weeks old, and one of the most inter-
esting infants in the world, John d.
Rockefeller, the third.
No Love for socitey
Like her mother-in-law, the wife of
the second John D. Rockefeller cares
little for society. In this respect she
is more a Rockefeller than an Aldrich.
~ v.Ia Nf Iat. Il.
to be extant. except the snapshot which
illustrates this article.
The Oldest of the three daughters of
the oil magnate is Mrs. Charles Strong.
She has been an invalid for many years,
and is now abroad in Europe seeking
health at the hands of the foremost
specialists of the old country. John d.
has been quoted as saying that he
would gladly give $10.000,00O to the man
who could bring the bloom back to the
cheeks of Mrs. Strong. But 1t is said
that her case is almost hopeless.
Mrs. Alta Parmlee Prentice second
daughter of the Rockefellers, married
a few months before her brother. Her
husband is a Chicagoan, and at the
time of their marriage In New York,
1901, 1t was said that she was the richest
bride i'm the United States, her share of
her fathers fortune being half as much
as the United States reserve-$50, 900, 00O
Mrs. Prentice was once menaced by
the danger of becoming deaf, and like
her sister, Mrs. Strong. had recourse to
a famous European specialist, Professor
Isadore Mueller OF Vienna. He per-
formed an operation that has few par
allels, and when he actually grew new
drums In her ears. AS a result her
hearing was entirely restored.
The third daughter is Mrs Edith Nc
Cormick. who is much like her mother
and sisters in their habits Of life.
Mrs. Rockefeller. the elder, is rigorous
In her condemnation of many things in
which others find pleasure, theaters,
or any kind of games. In fact, she does
not even play golf. though It was this
form OF exercise that saved her hus-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-30
SOSEY'S KILLING
WAS ACCIDENTAL
SAN GABRIEL LINE employees
DROP MURDER THEORY
Road Detectives Still Working on
supposItIon That Conductor
Was slain While on His
Car Platform

Conductors of the San Gabriel line
who we're well acquainted with Con-
ductor Sosey, who was killed while on
duty few days ago, say that 1t Is
probable that Sosey was not murdered
but that he was killed by striking his
head against trolley pole.
Employees of the company stated
yesterday that Sosey might have
thrust his head through the aperture
In the rear of the car for any one Of
a half dozen reasons The most prob
able theoriy advanced Is that Sosey at
TEMPTED to look at the lights on the
rear Of the car to see If they were burn
ing properly when he leaned too far
out and was killed.
The murder theory was rejected by
the men as absurd and as they have
a knowledge of the workings of the line
which no outsider could possibly have,
their opinion Is worth much. They
stated that the pole against which
Sosey struck his head would naturally
not be spotted with blood for the
reason that the car was going with
such speed that no blood would have
time to flow before the car would be
far past the post against which Sosey' S
head struck
The road detectives are. however,
clearing the theory that Sosey was
murdered as best they can and they
are trying to get evidence to support
that supposition.
1t is said some person has recently
hurled missiles at Sierra Madre cars
as though holding a grudge against the
company and it is argued Sosey may
have thus met his death.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-30
HOLD CELEBRATION
ON OLD BATTLEFIELD
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
OSAWATOMIE, Kas., Aug. ga
semi-centennial celebration of the bat
tie of Osawatomie was begun here to-
day in this, the one time home of John
Brown.
While the battle of Osawatomie was
but a skirmiSh when compared with
the many conflicts that followed, 1t was
here that the advocates of abolition
made their first stand against slavery
and more than ordinary interest there
fore surrounds the place.
Business houses and residences are
decorated with flags and bunting.
Troop and G, Ninth cavalry, under
command of Major George Morgan, are
camped on the famous battlefield and
hundreds of persons are here to attend
the affair.
Today Representative Charles F..
Scott of lola delivered the address. Vice
President Charles w. Fairbanks will
arrive tomorrow morning.
A public service was conducted at
the monument of John Brown. A chorus
of sixty voices sang the Star Spangled
Banner" which was taken up by 1000
spectators.
The cavalrymen drew up in line, sa-
luted and a cheer which echoed from
hill to hill was sent up. Then the ma
tional colors were run up on a flag pole
eighty feet high, after which Rev. c. X.
Creager offered prayer and the crowd
marched to the grove on the battle
field.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-30
Brother Scouts Murder

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Aug. 29.-John Sosey,
brother of F. o. Sosey, the Pacific
Electric conductor killed a few days
ago on the rear of his own car, laughs
at the suggestion that his brother was
murdered. He says that the theory is
absurd for the reason that his brother
had no enemies, never got into quar-
rel in the pool room here as suggested
by some one, and was quiet man
who minded his own business strictly.
He believes that the theory of murder
is being advanced in order to protect
the railroad company from a possible
damage suit.
az know that when my brother was
taken to the hospital" he continued,
"the doctors turned over to the motor
man his watch and money I do not
believe that the watch was found be-
side the track. The skull wound must
have been made by plank or pole
near the track and that's all there is
to it."
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-30
ROCKEFELLER HAS
CLEVER FAMILY
SOME OF THE WOMEN HAVE
ATTAINED HIGH POSITION
His Wife Shares His Aversion to Pub
Iicity-Their Life Has Been ABB
soIutey Free From Hint of
Scandal or Trouble

MO WOMEN folks in the United
IN States are of more interest than
those Of John D. Rockefeller s
family. who have just been getting ac-
quainted with the camera
There is no obvious reason why they
should not have done so long ago, for
the SIS per dozen that star photograph
ers charge should not be any conSid-
cradle item to the kin of the world s
richest man.
But the Rockefeller aversion to pub
licity is not confined to the head of the
family. 1t Is equally strong in Mrs.
John d. Rockefeller, Mrs. John d.
Rockefeller, jr.. the wife of her son;
Mrs. e. 2armlee Prentice and Mrs.
Charles Strong, daughters of the head
of the Standard OIL company.
That is why the present collection of
photographs is the first to be printed
of four women who are the closest kin
of the most talked about man in the
United States today.
Mrs. Rockefeller makes no secret of
the fact that she went for fifty wears
without having picture taken. A low
able, gentle Christian woman, de-
voted wife and mother. she has taken
the position that is now getting a bit
fashioned, but seems pretty good
place Is In her home circle, and the
more rarely she goes out of 1t the bet
ter both for herself and her loved ones.
In all the thousand and one stories
that have been written about the oil
king, 1t Is significant fact that there
have been no pictures of his wife. Now
II is only In Difference to the wishes OF
some younger members of the family
that she has broken a long standing
rule and had picture taken.
The craft and suggestion of cruelty
that mar the features of the man, who
many claim is the most sorCld monop-
olist this country ever produced, is en-
tirely lacking In the features OF his
spouse. In fact. the world can almost
think little better OF John d. when 1t
studies the face of the woman who was
his first and only sweetheart, and who
i'm all the recent years Of bitter attack
on her husband has refused to believe
that he has violated one law OF Justice
or Christian conduct.
The wealth that has made Rockefel-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-30

Thousands Rendered Homeless
By Associated Press.
KAMYSHIN. Aug. ga conhagra-
tion has occurred at Mordovo, near
here. Two thousand persons have been
rendered homeless
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-30

bands health, at a time when life
seemed to have little left for him.
To only one fad Mrs. Rockefeller need
plead guilty. She is very fond of driv-
ing. The automobile has not come
within her list of pleasure vehicles. She
loves the horse and takes drives daily
along the beautiful roads of her home
city.
There is plenty of strength in the
faces of every one of the Rockefeller
women, but there is also a suggestion
or gentleness and love of fellowmen
that is lacking in the lineaments of the
head of the family-the grim Rockefel-
Ter, the most wonderful money gather
ing machine the world has ever pro-
duced.-Kansas City Journal.