davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-25
IoI.M&er.

aI. .Msier.
 dding of Miss Mae Bluthen- pbter of MT. and Mrs. Sam al of this city and Max
 New York, which was sol asst night at : o'clock at the y Reverend J. $. Kornfeld, bns Ohio, a brother-in-law ride was one of the most and elaborate that has oc-
 this city in many months. llowed by a banquet and re- the Bluff City Club, the rty and family being num- ong the fifty guests at the nd many friends of the hap ttending the latter. At mid and Mrs. Maier left for the ere they will visit relatives q several weeks at Atlantic bre leaving for a bridal trip e.
 terior of the pretty little worship was made attractive |nies, pink and white being scheme, and palms, flowers were used effectively about
 which was also decorated and dainty ribbons. Over hung a beautiful wedding beonies suspended from the by streamers of pink and lle.
 E. Renfrow presided at the her usual charming manner Ire the ceremony Miss Vic {rrel sang The Nightingale utifully.
 idal party entered the Tem- De main entrance. the ushers omsmen leading the way. H, Aenthal and Sam Katzenstein, (rother and brother-in-law of }, entered first, followed by nsmen, Harry Hanf and Ben Of Little Rock. and Carl Chicago, and Harold Blu
 Next came the brides Misses Bertie Weller and Rosenbaum and Misses Lil- and ,Essie Gottlieb. The honor, Miss Bessie \Bluthen- Pred alone, followed by little atzenstein, ringbearer and of MT. and Mrs. Sam Katzen- he bride, Miss Mae Bluthen- accompanied by her father, [hentEal, and the groom en- side door accompanied by man, Maurice Blumlein, of k' The couple met at the al re Rabbi Kornfeld impress pducted the services.
 Bluff City Club hall, where let and reception took place
 ceremony, the pink and q was also carried out in the lls' The banquet took place ning room, which was taste anged with streamers of flowers and greenery. The consisted of nine we'll se- urses. On the center of the cupled by the bridal party, ualnmoth heart-shaped we'd winch was cut at the re- later' Wedding bells ,f ung gracefully over the ta- III the ballroom. where the groom and their friends en- lncing until the midnight 'a'ely palms were placed
 'nere ln attractive array. oank of palms Blocks or furnished the music.
 'ae wore a gorgeous and be-
 o1 white majestic
 was hand embroidered in au iu lilies of the valley and 'H rose point and Duchess wore a veil and carried ooaques Sf lilies of the -aon of the,srsGesmaids wore eefie costumes and carried Of sweet peas. The maid of. attired in a pink satin cos carried sweet peas. Little a'zenstein wore a dainty sOs sos'ume of white and scat es' peas along the aisle as vu ~, the bride and groom to s me wedding ring was car dainty little basket.
 s,.' IS one of the most pop attractive of Pine Bluffs l, s's'y girls She is a young
 rare attainments and un-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-25
.rtsei.

|p Robertson of Calmer. | Mrs. Hallie Buic of Pine
 ro married at the residence Ia Mrs. .chitwood, 1117 Rock
 nief1 Rev. $. H. Werlein I,sio,d Msmorial church, per- |the ceremony.-Little Rock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-25

uerkle' ,. " and Marie Pauline Bner- .iotlv married here yester-
 ,,me of the bride, the IN Rev. NJ. Buerkle. of Jhe wedding was a sur
 nearest relatives. as the Dn,v known each other q .tinle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-25

JuuSe~~eA. b. GIdce lell yesterday for~Fordyce to occupy the bench for, Judge Henry Wells, of that circuit who is ill. ~-4s
 ewoodyreturned yester- day from a business trip on the Cot ton Belt in the interest of w. l.. De- woody & Co.
 J. C. Crump, representing the Ouachita Baptist College, of Arkadel phia, was in the city yesterday, visit ing friends.
 Arthur Johnson, a former resident of this city, was in the city yesterday. but returned to his home in St, Louis last night.
 Rabbi J. s. Kornfeld will return to Columbus, O.. today, but his wife and child will remain here for several weeks visiting relatives
 Mrs. E. G. Rosenberger and son, Richard. and Miss Clara Rosenber- ger left yesterday for Chicago and other Northern points.
 Mrs. Isadore T. Weill, of Memphis, is the guest of Miss Bessie Bluthen- thal She came here to attend the Bluthenthal-Maier wedding.
 MT. and Mrs. E. P. Toney and Miss Bessie Morgan, who attended the Hightower-Toney wedding, re- turned yesterday to Lake Village
 Mrs. Fannie Byrd Williams, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Byrd, returned yester- day to her home at Dallas, Texas
 Mrs. Fred Clark and daughter. Helen, returned yesterday to their home at Cleveland, Miss, after at tending the Toney-Hightower wedding here.
 Mrs. G. B. Parker, president of the Daughters of Rebekah, arrived yes- terday, and will be the guest of Mrs.
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BRIEF MENTION.
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Roy Gould left yesterday for his home at Noble Lake.
 Miss Heritage Perry is visiting Mrs.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-05
Program For Bar Association
Important Meeting Be Held In Mnot Aug. 13 End IA
.-.Hundreds Of Lawyers Will Be Here-Banques
and Automobile Rides

| 5-Report of standing committee On
deceased judges and prominent men,
bers of the bar.
6-Report of special committee on
code Of procedure in county court with
increased jurisdiction.
7-Report of committee on probato
code.
| 8-Report of committee to draft
bills for 1909 legislature agreeably to
recommendation Of committee On
Jurisprudence and law reform.
| 9-Report of committee to examine
recommendations Of American bank
ers and the board OF commissioners
on uniform state laws Of the American
Bar association.
10-Report of special committee to
investigate and ascertain the probable
cost and possibility of obtaining por-
traits Of supreme court judges and the
means for raising revenue to pay fas
same.
Thursday Evening, p. m.
Annual address-The Immutab1e
Elements of Jurisprudence, Hon. w.
T. Hughes, Chicago, III.
| Aug. IL, 10 a. m.
| Report of standing committee .on
Jurisprudence and law reform. :,
| 2-Election of officers. -
diminished business.
Announcements.
| 5-Adjournment.
Friday Afternoon
Automobile ride around the city
and vicinity, meeting one another and
getting acquainted.
Friday Evening. p. m.
! Banquet 10y Ward Coa:tr Bar As
sociation to the members of the State
/ Bar association and their ladies'.
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The Minot city government is now
under the commission system, and
Arthur LeSueur, a young attorney of
that city, we'll known, student and
hard worker and of exceptional abil-
ity and industry, has been selected as
a member and president OF the
city commission. That he defeated SO
popular citizen as Martin jacobson
is an evidence of his popularity. The
old administration has gone out OF
power, and Mayor Sam Clark has re-
turned to his work on the Daily Re-
porter. The commission will encount-
er a number Of new problems under
the new system, but there is no reason
why all of them cannot be met and
satisfactorily solved. Minot ought to
prosper under the new system, since
it gives splendid opportunity for the
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Leeds, N. D., July 27.-W. H.
Thomas of this city, secretary of the
North Dakota State Bar association,
has issued the notice of the tenth an
nual meeting of the association and
the provisional programme to be rem
dered at Minot, Aug. IL and 13.
The sessions of the association will
be at 10 o'clock a. m. and O'Clock
and 8 o'clock p. m. each day.
The meeting of the association will
be held in a place which will be an
nounced later, at Minot, N. D.
The meetings of tho executive COM
mittee of the association will be held
at the Commercial club rooms in Mi
not.
Those cities desiring to present In
vitations for the next convention
should be ready to present their case
to the executive committee at its
meeting in said club rooms on Wed
nesday evening, Aug. II, 1909, at 8
o'clock.
The programme for the association
meeting follows in full:
Thursday, Aug. II, 10 a. m.
1-Invocation by resident pastor.
Address of welcome.
3-Response.
4-President's address.
5-Report on committees on ar
rangements.
Announcements.
Recess until 2 p. m.
Thursday Afternoon, 2 p. m.
Report Of Secretary.
2-Report of Treasurer.
3-Report of executive committee.
4-Report of standing committee on
legal eductEion and admission to
the bar.
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Fargo, N. D., July 22.-Consterna-
tion reigns in the upper crust Of So
ci ,ty on account Of report that has
gained considerable credit in this
city connecting the name of Mrs. G.
Kachelmacher with that OF Karl Nor
vale, who has made his home In this
city for the past year or so.
Norvale came here early last sum-
mer and was engaged in the work OF
organizing Republican clubs IN the
state under the direction OF the Ma
tional committee. After the cam
paign he became interested in local
trust company and was appointed as
the director of agencies. He was let
out of this position few weeks ago
and the last heard of him for some
time was when he was supposed to
have been in Bismarck endeavoring to
organize a Scandinavian bank.
Reports from the capital City last
night, however, were to the eject
that he had not made his appearance
there. Last night the story was to
the effect that DR.. Kachelmacker and
Norvale had gone to Denver on busi-
ness trip and It the same time Mrs.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-05
Scandal in High Society
Believed that Prominent Fargo Society Lady has left her Home
for Another Man--husband. has Gone to Europe
a...o4s tu Visit hrs Old Mother. .~'

Kachelmacker was at Alhambra Hot
Springs. The doctor returned from
Denver to find letter here from his
wife stating that she did not love him
any more and was tired Of life with
him and that she was not coming
back to Fargo. -..... ... - ..
1t is reported here tnat Norvale and
Mrs. Kachelmacker were seen in
company with each other at Salt Lake
City by a resident Of Fargo.
It is said here that papers In q
divorce suit have been filed by the
husband and that Edwards and Enge-
rud, local attorneys; have charge Of
the case.
The doctor has gone to Norway for
visit with his mother.
Social circles here are greatly
worked up over the report. 1t Is not
known where Norvale's wife Is al
present. They had been living in
furnished apartments since their
arrival in the city. Norvale claimed
while here to be on intimate terms
with eastern leaders in the Republi'
can party.
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Bengal Tiger in Barnyatd

jamestown N. D., July 27.-Emery
Bursch, who resides near Spiritwood,
was startled yesterday morning to see
a large Bengal tiger wandering at will
over his farm and Investigating his
BARNARD. Bursch came upon the ami
NAL suddenly when he went out to
water his stock and the big cat evil
IDENTIFY recognizing an opportunity to
be fed came towards him. Bursch did
not tarry to discover whether the tig-
er was actuated by friendly motives,
or otherwise but did hasty climbing
stunt and ensconced himself on the
roof of his barn, pulling the ladder up
after him.
Bursch was afraid to come down
and yet he feared even more that some
of his children would come out into
the yard and be hurt by the animal,
so he went to the other end OF the
barn roof and swung down into the
hay loft through a hay window and
procured a pitchfork. Then he came
down the stairs and prepared to fight
the tiger If necessary. .
When he appeared in the doorway
the tiger emitted a series Of sounds
terrifying enough to lit the smoke ofl
the creek and Bruscn being unfamil-
lar with the power Of the human eye
trekked. Shortly amer he Was able t.
explain Ah predicxment to . neigh
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-05
SMnder.MOngers

More happy homes are rendered un-
happy by the peddlers Of juicy NOR
sells OF scandal, than in any other
manner. Unfortunately gosslplng is
not confined to the feminine gender
for our male brethren often indulge
in this zseemingly harmless pastime
How many young CIR" life is
blighted by some tale that is told
|concerning her; perhaps the story is
IA true one, yet how much better It
would be to give this poor girl
another chance to make good. A
young man makes mistake, and
soon the busy tongues are wagging
and once down, it is so hard to arise
A married woman is indiscreet. Per-
haps she has done no actual wrong,
but she has compromised herself. Her
associates are not slow in exposing
his indiscreet qualities and the stor-
les that are told about her grow and
grow to enormous proportions. Many
a woman is sent on the downward
path by false stories told concerning
her. OF all the sins that are COM
mitted gossiping is the worst, and If
there is a hell, Satan will surely re-
serve the warmest corner for these
destroyers of regulations.
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A FEW PLAIN WORDS

freedom make this case OF tranScen-
dant Importance. ...,.-
We propose to control the highest
tribunal under capitalism - to pro-
nounce Socialism q crime, Socialists
outlaws, and Socialist agitation trea-
son.
| Under the claim of law the CAPT.
talists now pretend to be prosecut-
ing US because we are criminals. As
matter Of fact they are fighting us
and their courts are convincing US
solely because we are Socialists and
we are going to make the supreme
court put that fact upon record.
It requires the Dred Scott decision
to arouse the country to pitch of
revolt against chattel slavery and
perhaps another sucu decision is re-
quired to arouse the country against
wage slavery.
To the almost countless comrades,
friends and sympathizers who have
so loyalty stood by me return my
deepest thanks. II any assurance
were needed that I am serving the
cause of the people It is furnished
here in an unceasing stream of kind
ness and confidence which pours in
upon me from every part of the coun-
try. I would not nave these good
people imagine for moment that
feel myself a martyr in going to Jail
for being a Socialist editor and de-
Tending the interests of the working
class.
1t has simply fallen to my lot to
be the first. Others will doubtless
follow until the people are finally
aroused and the right of Socialist
press and of Socialist movement
! is forever established.
This is not time to count the cost
,, to US of waging this struggle against
wage slavery. It is the cause alone
we have to consider. Otherwise I
: should feel keenly the deprivation I
must suffer in being brutally torn
from my wife, my aged parents, and
my little children, and thrown into a
felon's cell. =.
It is the cause ana not ourselves
that is important and whether fate
be kind or otherwise the conviction
that l have done my Iuty is enough.
Let us not yield to weakness or in
action. As Patrick Henry said long
ago, "The war has actually begun.
/. Let us face this fact without fear and
falter not until capitalism has been
driven from power and Industrial de-
mocracy is triumphant.
FRED W. WARREN.
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Dor, who shouted across the field to
inquire why Busch was pecched on
the roof and with the assistance of the
neighbors hired hands the tiger was
has perfectly good i.engei tiger on
his hands, but inasIUch d; . does not
match the rest of his barnyard me-
nagerie he is willins to consider @
1t is believed that the tiger escaped
from the circus when a high WING
overturned the tent at Rogers recent
ly, and that he has been wandering
over the prairie since that time.
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DRINK Formaldehyde

Kermit, N. D., uly 23.-Last Thurs
dav evening Dick Armstrong and Boyd
Casey were out playing and found a
bottle which contained a small guam
tity of formaldehyde ana in their play
drank the contents and were immedi-
ately taken sick. They both ran to
their respective homes and their par
ents thought they had drank some pol
son and Immediately gave them anti
dotes and before lonS the youngsters
|were feeling none the worse for their
Experience except being a little
|scar<d.
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Where North Dakota is Weak
Our Stock Laws too Easy-Too Many Glandered
Horses and Tuberculosis Cattle Shipped Into the
State--Should Pattern After Montana.

North Dakota is behind our sister
state Montana in at least one respect,
that of the laws governing the ship
ment of cattle and horses into the
state. North Dakota Is too lenient,
according to a statement made by DR..
Hopkins, assistant state veterinarian
and veterinarian for the government,
who makes his headquarters in Mi
not. North Dakota ought to have the
Malleim test for horses to determine
glanders, and the tuberculin test for
cattle to determine tuberculosis. Too
many glandered horses are brot into
the state and too many cattle affected
with tuberculosis. Every year
hundreds of horses have to be killed.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-05
A DASTARDLY TRICK

Monday, when an auto party from
McClusky were coming into Harvey
they Just barely missed heinous
trap set by some party on mischief
bent. When about six miles out from
Harvey the driver in the front car no.
ticed something peculiar in the road,
and ran his machine into the side Of
the road. Upon making an examina-
ton they found two rows Of spikes
set with the heads Gown, reaching
completely across the road. The
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-05

Only recently North Dakota paid out
close to 100000 as indemnity to tho
farmers who had their horses killed
by order of the state on account df
glanders. Most of this could be saw
ed providing the proper test had been
made when those animals were brot
into the state. Canada also has q
strict law as far as glanders is con-
cerned, for this test is made at Portal,
on the boundary line, and horses and
hogs kept in quarantine for thirty
days. Suppose some of our legislators
make a note Of this, and bring this
matter before the legislature at the
next session.
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ALL EYES ON MINOT

exercise of good common sense and
business judgment. And the co-opera-
ton of the citizens of the city Is espe-
cially necessary to the success OF any
form of government.-Bismarck Trib-
une.
The election Of Arthur LeSueur as
president of the new city commission
of Minot is of interest to good many
Grand Forks people. Mr.. LeSueur
was resident of Grand Forks for sew
eral years, and received his early le-
gal training here. He possesses a
number of fine qualities which made
many friends for him here, and in
electing him to preside over the city
government the people Of Minot have
elected a good square man.-Grand
Forks Herald.
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FINED FOR SELLING MILK
,irst Man to Be Prosecuted Under
New jamestown Ordinance

Jamestown, N. D., July 24.-The
first prosecution under the city milk
ordinance was made today when
George Birks was arrested charged
with selling milk without a license.
Mr.. Birks pleaded guilty to the
charge and was fined IS and costs, the
minimum sentence, owing to the fact
that It was the first offense brought
under the new ordinance.
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RUN OVER BY AUTO
Milnor, N. D., Woman Knocked DOVE
and Dragged Several Rods

Minor, N. D., July 27.-Mrs. P. H.
Peterson was run over last evening On
Main street by an auto driven by
Louis Lindstrom of Lisbon. She waS
knocked down and the wheels passed
over her head and neck. Then the
rear axle caught in her clothing anE
dragged her three or four rods. ShE
badly bruised and shaken up.
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Jim Hill says: We are going to have
a good big average crop-not a bump
er crop, but good yield comparing
we'll with the average. The money val
'ue will be larger than usual, for prices
will be higher. Corn is selling aro(hd
'65 cents in Nebraska and wheat about
$1.30 in Minneapolis. The time Of low
prices for grain has passed. A great
deal of wealth win be added to the
farmers store ~ tAe rale Of crops
this year.
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Published by Request Of the Lynch

Published by Request OF the Ayncn
Local.
Tho sentence pronounced upon me
nv the federal court has but renewed
nv determination to continue tne
fight, which has enlisted every more
of my being. to the end. :.
s,x months in Jail and q nne OF
e4toen hundred dollars $ not, after
thu working class under a CAPITALIST
government. On my own account
therefore, outrageous al were tne
means by which my conviction was
o.toined I have no fault to ind !
know c. pitalism and know tnat ,1s
honors could be secured only oy 'ne
nroposition of thos, talents sucn as
nov are which 1 have been PROUD
and happy to place Freely at the o's-
nosal of the socialis. moement'
Rut aside from any personal con-
s;deration, will the people unoer-
stand the significance OF TINS sea-
+once? Will they use in 1t the cap'-
+a,ist government with it's clutch up
~ Tho throat of labor? Will tney
600 in it a deadly attack upon tne'r
own liberties! -.
There are absolutely no cause TOT
NV prosecution except my being the
ed;tor of a Socialist paper. The pro
ceedings against me were but a mass
NJ chioanery, perjury and fraud Even
the officials of this capitalist govern L,
ment conscienceless as II 1s' snou'1
blush with shame. -,
But this aside, my conviction Will
serve a good purpose If the peop.e
understand the sinister object WHICH
inspired it. 1t is not as an 1ndivlouai'
INIT as a. Socialist agiSator, that nave
heen sentenced. I would be vain IN
deed to flatter myself that I had oeeh
m.rked for such distinction in any
personal capacity. -
This, then, is the significance Oh
the sentence, and for this reason anu
not on my individual account saouiu
ovarv Socialist, every worklngmaanL
and every good citizen feel Vl'aiS
concerned in it. ! ss -,
Readers are aware that appeal mas
heen taken to the co~rt OF appears a.
st. Paul. If the sentence is sustained l
+bere as / believe it., will be, appeal
vi,, he taken to the supreme court
of the United States. Not that we
are 50 simple as to expect the lower
court to be reversed in any case OF
capital versus labor such as this es-
noc;allv where SO vital principle Is
involved, but the court at least will
have to show its hand and reveal lts
true character for the editication OF
tho American people.
This proceeding will involve an ex-
nanse of not less than twenty thou-
sand dollars. So far as any rellel
from the sentence is concerned the 9
expenditure Of this large amount
would be sheer waste and folly out
( to put the highest court In the iana
on record is worth every cent It fwiii
! cost and more.
The principle of free speech ana
incideltally ne right q Political
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spikes were set transversely, one half
leaning in one direction and the other
half in the opposite making it impos-
sble for an auto to pass over them
going either way without doing seri-
GUS damage to their tires. That a
crime of this kind is cowardly is, to
say the least, putting it very mildly
and whoever the recreant may b, he
may rest assured that If caught he
will he prosecuted to the fullest ex-
ent.-Harvey Herald.
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Colleye of Law, University Of North
Dakota. Strong faculty Of able law
ers. G|od library. Fall Nrm
opens sepa 2lst. For information
address col1sge Of Law, Grand Forks
N. D. VI"
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For Sale

The store building formerly occu-
pied by Burke & Wieman at Donny-
brook, N. D., is for sale. For terms
and price address Lindeke, Warner
4 Sons, st. Paul, MINI.
7-32 S-12 chG