davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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says Lawson ruined Hin.

New York, Jan. 1S-Frank D. Au-
stln, who says he lost his fortune Of
$50 900 as q result Of Thomas W. Law
sons attacks upon Wall street inter
ssts, attempted twice yesterday to
throw himself from the Brooklyn
bridge.
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Trusts are declared inevitable hy
Sir William Kennedy. However. hayu
TIE Chicago Daily NeW[ the people
Who had not studied Il out By reason
q experience had learned 70 sidestap
when they saw . trust beaFinT dem
- thsl- -
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indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 12-The
Uniied Nine Workers, in session here,
uill adopt measures to establish Co
operative stores IN all districts. II
nenns that 100000 people Of this
eouniry viii. Il stores are patroniEed,
r.ssive al food. clothing, etc. from
~ unlon. 49,
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sI.,rh K,Ilea BABE.

Cofeyville, Kan, Jan. 1s-The body
IF a six-months-old bagy girl was
dund in the snow on the main street
4 the town last night The ehild had
zen run over BY a sleigh and killed.
fhere IL no cleW 70 the Identity Of the
chfld
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Grain.

Kansas City, Jan. l7.-wbeat-No. .
hard. SlOsik; No J. si.e9d1. Ollhl No. 2 red.
Ills; No. 8, Sl.0S61ll. corn-No, mixed,
l2ssd42sle; No. s. l%c; No. white, 421ic;
No. 3. &c. oats-No. white. S1haS2c;
No . mixed, s0lf69oxc. Rye 79d7Sc.
Hay-cholce timothy, Se.5Od1oOO; cholco
prairie. $50.
St. Louis. Jan. l7.-wheat-No. red.
cash, elevator, t.i4; track. Sli6k; No. 3
hard, N.1Odll2 Corn-No. cash, &C;
Oats-Higher. No cash, &c; track. aih
6a1lIc; May, S1Sc: No. Z white, SSit6S1c.
Chicago. Jan. n.-wheat-No. red.
E1.lsA. No. 4 S.lAGl1sA; No. . hard.
d. 1901. ls,t; No. a nO76li4; No.
northern, Si.ISli; No. Z S.is0i-1s; No. Z
g1.0d1.1k Corn-No. 2 S0{5Ne; No. 4
flss6l'Ae. oats-No. : SGalKe; No. 4
03to,
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EEBRAsKA HONoRs BURKErT.
First District Congressman Chosen
To Succeed Charles II. Dietrich in
the United states Senate.

Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 1S.-Without q
party caucus or other formality save
the pledges Of state and district con-
ventions republicans In the Nebraska
legislature voted for Elmer J.. Burkett
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a4oO. OOo tor suIphur citizens.

Ardmore, I. T., Jan. 1S.--Inspector
Churchill will commence on January
20 the disbursement of 100000 to
owners of improved property in pay
ment Of their claims against the gov
eminent. These claims originated in
congress setting aside a portion Of the
town Of Sulphur for park purposes.
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IRVINE sUEs FOR ISLANDER.


Philadelphia, Jan. 1S.-The contro'
versy between RL Rev. Ethelbert Tai
bot, bishop of the Protestant Episco-
pal diocese of central Pennsylvania,
and Rev. DR.. |. N. w. Irvine, took a
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Guthrie, OK, Jan 1.-THE legisla-
turS passed a memorial 20 congress 70
open 10 settlement Eve pasture ~
serves N three nsW eounties-cado,
comanehs and KiouA
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Washington, JAM 1S.-The interview
ton Of the United States In Santo Do
mingo Is presaged by the arrival in
the island Of Commander Albert G
Dillingham;, Of the navy.
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CANADA GROWS IMPATIENT.
Lord MiRtO Warns Great britain
That ga Bucket Of Cold Water"
VIII Start Trouble.

London, Jan. 1S.--Lord Mimic, for
mer governor-general of CANADA,
speaking at Mimic. near Hawick, on
the proposed colonial conference and
the question Of preferential treatment.
said Canada could not walt forever
and II she received nothing but a
bucket Of cold water she would be
justified in saying there were other
opportunities before her. The United
States, his lordship said, was seeking
reciprocity with Canada In the hope
Of stealing her away from Great Brit
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'NS Cigarettes late lowe.

washington, Jan. 1.-THE supreme
court Of the United States has upheld
the Iowa ant-ciearette law in q deci-
sion which states that Il is not q vio-
lation Of interstate commerce % pro
hIbit shipments Of cigarettes into that
state.
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Produce.

Kansas City. Jan. Il.--EEgs Sasate per
Dos Poultry-Hens. sqsife; sprinEs -
NC; roosterH. NOSE; turksya isGlsifci
ducks, SIC; pigeons, 9oe per doz. Rabbita
plc per do1. Squirrels, DC per doa- But
per b.. Onloua. Goc9t1.oe per bu. Cab
baEe, pocdti 70 per cWt Beets, 90 PEI ha,
Beans u-0olE Per one-third IN ~
plea au1t1 Or ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13
BY HgAooN HILL

beyond the green walk ON thd way
10 Warren II had the adVah tage
from nay point OF view NJ being
some little distance from the hapu-
lar parts OF the village I'm com
uarativelY secluded position and
as Ia garden In the rear backed on
the edge Of the cliff there wu,sld be
no fear ~ being surprised from ths {
quarter / should have anlY the
front OF the house to patrol 10 Keep
ms watch for the Officers ~ 10.
law.
"one Of those stone houses IN p
said HprHcs. with swift cuuapi ssaias +.
sion. The very place OF al others.
Como along. and take cover II We
meet anyone.
Arrived az the houae-a long
low. somewhat gloomy locking
structure. on is landward side.
since ali the best rooms faced the
aoa-we naturally found the doors
locked against Us. but HerzoE's pen
knife soon slipped a window faateu-
Ing. aud Va entered what from the
fool of the furniture We Judged "a
be the drawing room. Herfog would
not risk lighting a match.
Now ! must return "a Spring
field before dawn breaks. said
my companion. II will not do for
that early bird. Mrs Kranee. % fihd
mo out. or the lies ! mean Ia tell
her about your having left b. the
first boat when she comes In with
the breakfast things will miss their
marx. And. talking about break
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fast. reminds me that yuu mustn't
starve In your lonely citadel A.
soon a. the Hhopa are open in the
morning I shall buy a stock of pro-
visions and bring it along before
start for London By the midday
boat So long"
lie swung himself through the
window and vas gone felt about
an J found a sofa. and fliuFing my
self on g. la down and slept
when ] awukc u was o'clock
and broad daylight My immediate
surroundings claimed my FIRST at
tenuon. The room In which
found myself was Of moderate size.
furnished with the unhomelike gin
crackery prevalent In houses which
ara lot rather than lived IN Ex-
tending my explorations "a the
other rooms and floors. found the
same note struck everywhere This
was no mans home. but an invest
mcnt. % BE- let With al it, appur-
tenanccs aud make money cut OF.
And. judging by the musty smell OF
unoocupation. Il had not found IA
yor with temporary tenants for a
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A H0USEcLEANiNG QUERY
The trouble Is coming.

The trouble Is coming.
Trouble headed your armed mops brushes.
soap pals seourne.
odo and the loaded
ammunition OF spring houseceaning
editorial MERE MAN necessary
personal eiucldae the ront OF
house sprinE and fall the daily
scrubhing discomfort sufficient
al purposesf
would
the time the blubrds the pussy vii
their wife decides that the
ripped from ccumfereuee II don't like
II do take in the nnty
hearted wretch don't There
the things thnk
compete
hired that task and particularly you viii
allowed your knees temper while pulling
you taeka
hack casekne life. you
be congratulated
Why all this FUSS
The home looks fine There be little dust
lounge wallpaper a
cleaner but beyond that, what moots IT,
Microbes live They bother family little until
stirred scattered Why well aone4
We have in mind good Who moved
April /. had could dine
cellar without OF dirt spotess
And good
FIRST TO CLEAN H0UsEl
Why do they do IL We viii admit that stamped'
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made no comment till al the close
~ my narrative I pressed him for
his opinion.
III IL impoaalhle even 10 EurmiHe
what has happened" he replied
throuEhtfullY. a. he flieked the ash
from his cigar 1t seems tolerahly
certain that HoEer Marake has
either been 40 hard pressed BY Misa
Chiimark that he had 10 confess 10
Sir Gideon and seek his aid. OF that
the old man has uoHcd out the
trouble for himself. though the
young lady's pursuit having led her
into his neighborhood. Fortunate
Is there IL a good clew which ought
10 be worked at once
what clewg1 asked breathleas=
~.
Mrs Wehley should be called on
without the loss o. single hour
She win be able ~ say what address.
II any. she gave 20 Miss Chilmark
and n u is anywhere In the district
which Str Gideon MarEke hunorH
with his residence. there ought to
be- a pretty hot scent" said terKng.
In any case the institution Of In
qulries round about Marske Hall.
near brentwood. might lead 10 dis
coyerles. II would BE- quite natural
for me "a go there 20 see that old
Heoundrel 10 report TO him; In fact,
/ am rather surprised that the teie-
gram did not contain a summons
for me 10 walt upon him. The
trouble De- what 20 do with you.
DO not let any considerations
about me stand for one single mo-
ment IN the way OF your finding
Miss Chilmark.' urged.
but. my friend. 20 Is just that
that I must do n you are 10 De %
any use TO me. my new ally replied
with a candor 50 brutal that II was
bound 10 be genuine. IF you are
caught and hanged before / can
bring your alleged crime home TO
Roger Marske | shall never bring It
home 10 him. ! simply shouldn't be
listened % If came with the fullest
proof Every official nerve would be
strained 10 cover up such an euof-
nous miscarriage of Justice | know.
because n has been done before. my
friend. No. must put you away
somewhere while / 60 Marske hunt
ing: and where to put you. God only
knows"
We'll" I hszarded. with one Of
those CLEANS Of reason which stupid
people sometimes get at a pinch.
why shouldn't I lay up In one Of
the empty houses here? / have no
tlced several. and II Is too late in The
season for them TO be let 10 summer
visitors now
Herzog jumps mp MY friend. >"
he wheezed. genially that is the
first lucid suggestion you. have
made since our acquaintance began.
Get into your clothes, while I get
into mine. You must be- out OF this
and safely enseonced before day
light breaks
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cHArrER Nxn cnnIInnel.

CHAPTER XXI Continued.
You don't care "a unkera rap
about me. OF about Miss Chilmuffk
said tentatively Whats your
MOTIVE
Not revenge. my friend nothing
so crudcB unless az that. he
smiled at me I am nn advocate
for rcriprueitY in trade In short
want Go reverse che lover. una
have a poll over 5if Gideon. that II
all. au that ! NAV not ho called up
IN 90 assist In aasSHl mating any
saorv prcweiera with blunt lnatru-
mcntE, Dst IT. % toe proycaa Of re-
trrcisE sa@ lever. Buspar safake
geta kasEp's los I'D u you. sail
not cohp hala
AZ that / kesstated no LONGER. a.
iahould have dose lad be- profess
ed any but a selfish purpose iu serx
ing mo- Tha man was a monster
OF inlqulty. but bis interests 50
clearly ran side by side with my
avn In c0ufounding tho Marakea
that / judged Il best 90 clutch al the
only straw held out % me More
over. DO had guessed and Wormed
out 90 much for himself that there
remained but little 10 confda 20
him but Janst'a solution Of nay
poor sisters cryptic uttorhnee and
cur hope % connecting "Danvera
Crane with Roger Marakc.
HertOg listened with Increasing
gravity, noting down the address OF
Mrs. Wehley at Noting IAN. aad OF
the bloomsbury lodging house
whore Janet vas 20 sleep. but he
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Hus MIGHT HAVE BEEN"
TIE.
Sitting alone In my quiet den.
Ny faithful collie beside my knee.
In haze enchanted from pipe and
Rcsd.
Visions Of beauty and peace l see.
IN tho low swung rocker over there
she. sta with hair Of fairea
gold.
Grooming the sweetest lullaby
To the little one her arms enfold.
Wife. and baby. and "brier'' sweet.
And ny loving doE-to the heart
Of man.
Wealth Of the Indies Paradise
Heaven itself Is within rs span.
SHE
I wish You would take that horrid
pipe.
And that dirty dog. both out OF
my sight.
And here is the baby you certainly
ought
To take him when you come home
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sfyte Of beauty. Hut along comes
3 fad for cOmbinR the hair low iu the
neck and for parting it In The mid
die. and down goes her hair She
may look 30 years older. she may
not even look preaeutabie. but IL IL
the style and that is an she cares
for. II she would comb her hair up
10 the top Of her head. nuff up the
front ~ Il and let loose the natural
wave there Is IN #. she would be a
different looking woman.
Then there is the woman with
long nose. pointed. thin face promi-
nent chin ana sloping forehead.
The woman with such a face seems
70 find particular delight In max
ing a fright Of herself by pulling
her hair Up from the nspe Of her
neck dragging # back from her
forehead and making Il into n knob
on an obiique line with her pointed
nose. u ~ not hard 10 see what
the result g. Nov this woman can.
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pointed nose The hair combed low
acreutuatea the angle Of the nose.
The hair piled high on the head
breaks the unattractive line from
nose 10 the nape af the neck This
Is what the Rlrl with the turn-up
nose should strive for
Someone has made the assertion
that the pOmpad1ur is becoming to
everyone. This IL not true. The
pompadour r. becoming 20 almost
any woman. but to many the part
In the middle Of the forehead Is far
more becoming Take the girl who
has "a high and narrow forehead and
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MiIHons*M Mischief
mirFnrRsn

onsidefahle time
So much the better Tor me There
was less likelihood thht an ON
terpriaIuE house agent would bring
clients to look 81 No.
The from N hs bOuee abul cd IN
"a leafy lane. oot from ths lniea ops
got glur.aus view of osa so4 alty
With IN uateDosa oUt lssur1aat gar
den 10 ths kprssraoa %
rUseof1. tooR hanger t9T1oad iag
o~.uJtou to HerzoEa promlRad ~
turn with a happly Of uRas'iHaaasls.
aod I at0toaen mpsftf ~ the win
dow where ~ hnd offinsted aRr tn
francs. Al about haif aaat .
there oassaa a taP on ozn Il The logs
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A WORD ABOUT HAIR

as rule. stand the low hair dress.
but she needs n light fluffy front
p0mpa Jour % conceal the long line
Of the forehead. This line really
continues % the end 81 the nose. 20
it needs 20 be destroyed BY a little
puff o. the front hair.
There n another Kind % nose that
demands careful treatment That is
the pug nose. This nose requires an
arrangement of the hair almost op-
pos8te % the arrangement for the
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or panea. and drew aside the blind
a llttlo=lo start back In dlsmay.
Ho who stood without was a
bearded. black ylsaged man. whose
blue guernsey and aeafarera cap
stamped him either as 4 fisherman
or one Of the iongahore loafefa who
pose aa such
ON pereelvlng that It was not
HorEog. dropped the blind Ike
lightning. but the man must have
seen me. for he drummed lightly on
the glass again and kept ON drum
ming while I raclfef my diatrauEht
brain FOR Me l@St course to pur-
sue.
ITO be continuedl
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WhEtNE AfAE HEh
Where are tho beauties OF the
spring
That every pnss HeaaF
Pray tell me why n man should sing
About such days a. these
Such DAYS a. these, Coufound such
days
They make a Teller awear
one minute you will wish for fua.
The ustt. game underwear
These halmy. sunny, freezins days
They keep n man ia doahg.
one minute be must pile on coal.
Neat lst the fire SO oft
Oh. yea. these chilly. windy. soft
And gentle days are alec.
When no ono knows which he VIII
need
A ton II coal or Ice
How did your husband get alonE
keeping bachelors hall while you
we're gone
Don't says a word When came
back I bad 30 run a lawn mower
over all the carpets
There's q man who. In hts bust
ness. always says the right thing ~
the right ome."
Always"
Yes. always"
What's his businesH7"
Hes the intcrlOcutor In q min
strei company"
What has becore OF the milk
wagon driver who used to yodels
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CHAPTER XIII

Tho secrecy Of our departure from
Mrs. FRANCES h0spitable abode was
aided by the fury Of the storin-
which drowned all other SOUNDS
but its own.
Have you any particular house
IN your mind7" HerzoR asked. when
we had got into the rain-whipped
road
/ told him | had noticed a fur
nlahed house, In its own grounds.
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POSTPONE D

The 20sround boxing bout be-
ween Tommy Burns aud Dave Bar
~. scheduled for April .. Al Taco
roo. hlu Desp postponed til May
2. The ennosc ~ date vas made
ogtue TO tho It0iSre II the pro-
casit~iqs so .qee-Ooo Ueiuaanis snll for
the 4 OIL dhla
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build her hair up into a mop Of pom
padour and she has been given a
bold ana unattraetive look that her
friends will find hateful to their
sight But lower her hair. part it In
the middle. and roll ~ into soft
fluff about her ears, and she has
been given the face OF a Puritan
maid
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q smart looking woman out Of
doW1F one
One would naturally think that
any woman would know how 10
dress her hair. but nine out OF ten
haven't discovered the secret.
Take. for instance, the girl or
woman with square cut Jaw. and
square. low. broad forehead. She
should never part her hair in the
middle and roll If down past the
ears. The English bun is not Tor her
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TRIO BRAIN

means that you are losing control
Of your win power It ia difficult to
concentrate your thoughts. you are
forgetful. languid. nervous, irritable.
Refresh your tired brain with Uf.
Miles Ncrvine. which VIII aonthe.
feed and strengthen the exhausted
nerves, and renew your brain pow
er The first bottle VIII not fail
10 help you. II 20. your druggist
VII rnImrm Vnur mnmnr.
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-i1it our congressman vote Ter N
mileage grab biilf~
Yes ne owned up he voted fer IL
Welt. drat m dod blasted cuHs,
he's va crooked va a rams horn.
whut IN tamation made I'm DO az"
~Hs said sf he didn't vote fer IL
they'd shat off his free ssea supply. I"
-wuu. Nv course. - he Waa forced
int II. that's diffruntT
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BY CYNTHIA GREY.
Woman can do 30 much toward
making herself beautiful that we
often wonder that all women don't
give beauty culture more attention.
such a little thing o. changing
fhs way o. arranging the hair makes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13

4 suppose that when Clarence
proposed - you he said you we're
the only Eifi he ever loved =
"0f course he did.
What did you SAY
"Oh. I didn't say anything Bot l
knew frum tho way be kissed me
that he lied"
John y Rorhofeller gave So 20
church IN New Jersey. and every
newspaper in the United States had
an account Of a. could have given
f15 10 a church and not a paper In
the country would have printed a
line about 4"
Certainly not Think hoe much
harder il h 20 get 90 out Of John D.
Roo krfellara
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The Ballard Tlsoa@ Who d'ssea'ed
me laneaia fsasta Ugst 81 oany by q
sraro Of 6 10 3. will play the Com
sia an sunday nt aaas saaa park.
Far challenger unu up I'd ~. p'il-
lsra
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20 STAR DUST ~
at night

At night
EGO
'Tis a sorry tale-God pity the man
Who wakes from the dreams %
his youth % thias
To barter the gold u an honest
heart
For the droaH Of Woman'a Judas
kiss.
We've wasted too many mawkiah
tears
Der that alattern Maud and her
smiEht-haye been.
Give one sometimes 20 the shat
tered dreams
And buried hopes Of your fellow
men
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Putnam Strong n going on the
stage To be starred as MAY fohe'a
husbands
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Never git too gay
uk m trust president
said, whit comes
down must so up.
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49, NNNh - - = = = = 7"
TIE STARS PLATFORM
The best first
the ftt 70 print
he news favor.
Aones in private hfe
Municipal ownership % public Utilities.
The business district utabls business enterprises
A earnings AL public service tranehsea
An up-to. date public aehool system
Eauai rights Ter ALT special privileges for
Rigid enforcement % just ard repeal Of unjust laws
&tStts&sttAt ttA4ssttts
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A WORD FROM JOSH WISH
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What has bocoLe OF the milk
wagon driver who used TO yodcls
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EVERYBODY CAN HAVE NICE
HAIR NOW, and you don't have Co
walt around weeks and months for
results either. You will see improve
mcuts from the very frst application.