davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-12-13

platform. hrse 20 show himself rrou
his new point OF espial Kent eheckee
on the members OF the party. When
Maj. Guilford left IL to come back for
word with MTosh, there we're FIVE
others: the governor, his private SEQ
Rotary. Hawk, Halkett, the general SUI
perlntendent. and the Overland's vice
president.
"All ready. M'Tosh?" said the re-
ceivsr.
Ready and waiting. Major" was
the bland reply.
who Is our engineer"
Patrick Callahan"
THAT wild freshman? The governor
says he'd as soon ride behind the
devil"
Callahan will get you there" sait
the trainmaster. with deliberate en-
phasls Then he asked a question OF
his own. us Mr.. Callaheld going with
your"
mo. He came down to see us OF
How is the fast mail tonight"
"She's Just in--an hour and thirty.
FIVE minutes late"
The major swore pathetically. He
was of the generation az railway ofii-
cials. hsprily fast passing. which
cursed and swore itself into authority.
That's another $500 forfeit to the
post office department! Who's taking
it west?"
FISCHER"
give him orders to cut out all the
stops. II he is more than So minutes
late at Blghorn, he can come in and
get his time"
Fischer had just got the word to go.
and was pulling out on the yard main
line.
"rll catch him with the wire at yari
limits" said MTosh. Then: Would
you mind hurrying your people a lit
tie. major? The express is due Il
leave"
Guilford was a heavy man for his
weight, and he waddled back TO tina
others. waving his arms as a signal fos
them TO board the car.
Kent saw the vice president of the
Overland Short Line shake hands with
Bucks and take his leave, ana was 80
intent upon watching the tRbleau q
departure that he failed 10 notice tbs
small boy in Western Union blue wh1
was trying TO thrust a telegram. dam 0
from the copying rolls. ints his hand
ITS a rush. sir" said the boy.
painting from his quick dash Across tn .
track platforms
II was 0rmsby's morAge froIs
Breezeland; and while Kent was try
ing to grasp the tremendous import e
IT, M'Tosh was giving Callahan tho
signal 10 go. Kent sprang past the
gate-keeper and gave the square a
damp paper to the train-master.
my Godl read that" he gaspeCs
with dry sob Of excitement 1t wus
our ehanee-one chance in a Million
and we've lost H."
ITO BE Continued
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-12-13
CHAPTER XVI
BY ORDER OF THE COURT

Between the hours Of $3.50 and 10
y. m. the Union passenger station at
the capital presents a moving and
spirited spectacle. Within the hour
and a half, four through and three To-
cal trains are due TO leave, and the
space within the iron grille that
fences off the track platforms from
The public part OF the station is filled
with hurrying Jhrongs of train-takers,
Il was the evening of the last day
in the month; the day when the Fed
eratiye Council of Railway Workers
had sent its ultimatum to Receiver
Guilford. The reduction in wages was
to go into effect at midnight: IL, by
midnight, the order had not been re-
scinded. and the way opened for a
joint conference touching the removal
Of certain officials, general strike and
tie-up would be ordered. Trains in
transit carrying passengers Of United
States mail would be run TO their re-
spective destinations; trains carrying
perishable freight would be run to d.
vision stations: VIII these exceptions
all labor would cease promptly on the
stroke of IL.
Such was the text Of the ultimatum,
a certified copy of which Engineer
Scott had delivered in person into the
hands OF the receiver at noon.
1t was now S:45 p. m. The eastbound
night express was ready fer the run
to A. & T. junction: the fast mail,
one hour and IS minutes late from
the east, was backing in on track nine
to take on the city mail. On track
eight. pulled down so that the smoke
from the engine should not foul the
air of the train-shed, the receivers
private car. with the 1.0l0 for motive
power and Red" Callahan in the cab,
had been waiting since seven o'clock
for the order 20 run special to Gas
ton. And as yet the headquarters Of
fee had made no sign; sent no word
of reply to the strike notice.
Griggs was on for the night run
eastward with the express; and
Dutch" Fischer had found himself
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-12-13
SERMON TAUGHT A LESSON.

ITO Be Continued.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-12-13
A SECRET.

{ love you love you my darling:
All day I've been telling you so.
{ whispered Il first In the morning
When you woke. but you did not know.
{ called very loud at the noontlme
When the sun was high In the sky,
love you. 1 love you my darling.
But you did not know Il was 1.
Again when the fair day was fading
sang through the dark loud and clear.
I love you. I love my darling.
But you were too busy to hear.
And now In the midnight and silence
The words form themselves into prayer.
love you. I love you my darling.
You are sleeping. the words die In air.
love you. love you my darling.
I've told you so all through the day:
But IL you were where you could hear me
Not a single love word could l say.
Minnie Meserve Soule. In Boston
Budget.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-12-13

slated to take the fast mail west The
change of engines on the mail had
been effected at the shops; and when
fischer backed his train In on track
nine his berth was beside the ola.
Callahan swung down from his cab
and climbed quickly to that OF the
mail engine.
Anything new at the shops.
Dutchy?" he inquired.
Il was not something's gehearing,
nein. You was dot Arkoos NEWSPAPER
dis evening sehen? He says holdings
too, alretty. about dot strike"
'Divil a word. Ye might think
Scotty'd handed the major a bit av
blank paper FIR all the notice he's taxi
ing. More thin that, he's lawn town.
wild me to pull him. The Naught-
seven's to run special to Gaston-bad
cess to ut"
"Vell. can'd helIup i'd" said the
phlegmatic Bayarian. Il hat the mail
and egspress got. and so NIT dem
trough to Pighorn. You hat der bril-
vate car got. and you go NIT dem
trough to CASTOR. Den We quits,
ain'd it?"
Callahan nodded and dropped to the
platform. But before he could mount
to the foot-board of the 1,010, MTosh
collared him.
PATSY, have your orders, at last.
Your passengers will be down In a few
minutes, and you are to pull out ahead
of the express"
us 1t to CASTOR I'm goin', Misther
M'Tosh?"
The fireman was standing by with
the oil can and torch. ready to Gala
hans hand, and the train-master
drew the engineer aside.
Shovel needn't hear" he said, in ex-
PLANTATION And then: Are you will
ing to stand with us. Patsy? You've
had time enough to think 1t over"
Callahan stood with his arms folded
and his cap drawn down over his eyes.
"'Tis not f'r meself I'm thlnkin.
Misther M'Tosh, as We well know. But
I'm a wildly man; an there's the bit
colleen in the convint"
She'll be we'll cared for, whatever
happens TO you, was the quick reply
Thin I'm yer man." said Callahan;
and when the trainmaster was gone. he
ordered Shovel to oil around while he
did two or three things which, to an
initiated onlooker, might have seemed
fairly inexplicable. First he dlscon-
nected the air-hose between the car
and the engine, tying the ends up with
a stout cord so that the connection
would not seem TO be broken. Next
he crawled under the Naught-seven
and deliberately b.ed the air-tank, set
ting the cock open a mere hairs
breadth so that IL would leak slowly
but surely until the pressure was en-
tiIely gone.
Then he got a hammer and sledge
out OF the engine tool-box. and after
hooking up the safety-ehAin COUPLINGS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09

head and tail The
themselves will
another OF the quarters
he able to fight his book could be written the
things about Consantnope There Anticipated
horse lines sultan allow
cty generally irregular
There religious denominations " will the
prominent Mahomedans S91 the
sixty churches the Armenian Gregorians hegh huches the
Jews thirtysix the Catholics thrtyone
churches Evangelical churches
outside of the Mahomedans Christian organizations
majority their churches ritual rather
than Christ There little living close Christ
Bible requirements under immed
religious work. mitrustng that will
work harm to the government, ITSELF
attended the last meeting OF the Western Turkey mission
the surprised the high
mission
the NJ c. which glad The mission passed
a greetings
l spoke a meeting of the
1t quite large meeting Monday evening
three the association that might give them
definite outlines that might Constantnope with
which the authorities would not ind fault
both these meetings followed by detectives
Turkish the meeting
into it policeman ao but they found nothing
what said which they could take The meeting
detectives They did
possibly
done Sunday night a meeting of the Y. NJ C. A.
college hndered told with
of liberty which did But said nothing, however
The detectives path W. W.
Pe the of the American board constannoDe knew
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09

Mr. Peet thirtyhve years
B. M. told them that all right
o nothing against the government
BY way the who paid indemnity
liberation
respected everybody who
faith him He just finished service of
years by the
held that might be glad have in his
favor, ~ 81 - 81
through of the city Its public
smaller the live
simple
When. detectives
association closely hotel
could readily make
and what representing
company W. W. Peet Others visited the
exceedingly Interesting This
the suan's dominion
notable of antiquity have
made by nations schools
individuals such antiquities byexcavaton
understand that the Turkish
itself This informed
Constannople Cairo
sarcophagi
beyond all others hitherto
beauty
Alexander Great
superbly carvedand
pulpit
fragment from the
which, inscription gentes not to
While the
there thunder lightning
This be regular old Nebraska
replied violent reached
CONTINUED Page seyenl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09

anywhere The Bosphous
division Conantnople Stambu
which includes the site of old Byzanum the city Of Consanne
This Stambul
out into the Bosphorus like promontory has the
handing outlook of the entire city
protected old Bosphorus
stambul for miles with
right angles miles the
the Golden Horn The general testimony that the city poorly
governed told that there Conantnople 10000
soldiers Many soldiers
the city day and night At military station
Golden Horn bridge stationed
stantly employed the whole time with this
Suspicion prevails throughout population which
doubtless Of the almost universal
fair compensation, the
general of the hotel at which Catholic
said to No
and be true Christian The who
the steamer said when asked him why
through the custom house again CITY,
trouble they make the they GET
all these statements knowledge
All the male population the
time in the house. the
otherwise meals in the streets business
everywhere have them sleep
them that in bed
much The generally
streets Many Of them dressed richly
have very modesly
900 dogs in constantnope They
whom they their
the sidewalks the streets anywhere night
comfortable place Nobody distubes sleep
the tough boy But
the recklessly driven They
You scarcely look hopefully and his tail Both
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09
Constannope Beehive Of Social Political and RELIGIOUS Unres

May 20 June 2. 1906 in Constantnope,
Turkey pleasantly and probably Much of this time
attending Christian meetings and
IL visitation with Christian This
did not much time wanted for sightseeing
and studying city people constannopie has about
west European side OF the
Bosphoru tide but has always the
level twenty thirty miles following
promontories between high slipping
the Black the Sea of Marmora
doubtless the picturesque and charming straits
In divided the Golden Horn inlet OF
north south divisions These divisions how
bridge which made to allow boats and
through Most of the shipping consannople anchor
Golden Horn Constannope completely covering the
the high
Golden sides Golden the
boats the Bosphorus the Aac
shore including public
uxurian gardens the palaces
and grounds them, together with
MOSQUES mnare Constannople
TO better advantage other city At
lights illuminated picture unequaled by
other city the world that have
the city all the beauty
harmony The Streets crooked and spoil the
buildings They poorly
a saying that few things repaired the
Turkish empire worthy
and with their tables
boobacks While
the sidewalks they mostly walk in the streets The
with pedestrians all
things
all attitudes and carriages driven
automobiles 1t surprising
this morning till night with little injury The
suburbs the city the particularly nothward
delightful which college
ton Very few excel in beautiful and picturesque
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09
Disadvantage of Being American Ambassador

present minister begin his
official with hunting expedition and the local land
At place American ambassador recently asked to
had paid willing to
do this he still living hotel There not many suitable
buildings from which select and representative is at the
who the limited supply Diplomatic require
centrally located and
enable the ambassador minister to
palaces which be rented but
enough and the latter much larger than
necessary.
government ought building conveniently located
home of the ambassador 1t must
this choose between two systems both OF which are
the representative to spend more than his salary
continually diplomatic
growing in the capitals of the
world To throw upon
increasing rent false
of to have
public rich only and
appointment as an American minister or
principal countries of Europe and as the years go by
diplomatic residence will become greater the
value of urban property increases
cable have somewhat decreased the
responsibility by bringing him into
with the still much depends upon
ability the discretion of those whom send
abroad ought be in position to select from the
competent for the work to be
without saying that efficiency in the
measured by the amount OF money which an
official has either inherited or accumulated $50
in favor OF the building of
buildings which ought have weight with
chosen only from those
their official incomes it naturally
richer than others and that the establish
In fact experience
that representative sometimes embarrassed by
the lavish expenditures of preceding one
The standing of that ambas
keeping with ideas,
parsimony BY owning it's
buildings regulate the standard Of
living foreign courts
nation ultimately this pan
al the 1t adopts it the better W. j. BRYAN
Copyright, 1869
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09
Features of viennese Life

houses IN Vienna,
scattered all the city popular
Newspapers usually kept file and the customers the
events Of the day while they their coffee
Vienna musical and its theaters
anywhere production there opera
built Goehe DRAMA found the heare
with special view the accommodation orchestra Nor
distinguishing feature
Vennesefe when remembered that
shubert of Beethoven.
O a ~
Vienna famous for its educational institutions
honorable than
its medical college attended by
Vienna also the matter of municipal ownership
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09

pavions The attendants
the gushing fountains At the time of the Lisbon earthquake the
spring said its
Riding a this time of
farming the only being
the number fields
that witty Frenchman oRe Who in his lecture
Highness. that going
of that he would be born in America
position vastly
position better than the position
average continental
Vienna the capital Of the
bnt the cities Europe isworth visiting its
combining
supplied
with drives parks The boulevards
with yard
places
Sunday families bringing their
buying their lie
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09


of The Bee)-Reference has already been made
attitude Of Hungary toward Austria,
N Hungary is less extent Bohemia Polish
section of the fact, Hungary
together by telling
may break
1t required the aid to hold within
half century that Russia position
bolster
family Of Francis Joseph the friendship William
takes the form armed assistance mention this the anti
Hungarian feeling Austria
in Bohemia Polish subjects
of dsanecon elsewhere all point trouble ahead for the ruler
AusraHuDgaryS
visited Bohemia with gathering information the
situation surprised the hostility
and Bohemian elements. the
language spoken everywhere Bohemia but today the
Bohemians schools where bu
interests neither
the feeling that Bohemian desiring
German language would financially able study outside of
Bohemia preference attending German school his
country.
to people Hungary
well to the imperial that this hostility
German language has become bitter for the German Of
than 5000O0,000 containing printed form the
literary of German Libraries rich
history philosophy
religion these be within the the
Hungary may
the Czech languages they spoken by comparatively
that they possibly furnish learning the
German language contains.
The Austrian itself blame
the arrangement instead Of attempting to the affections
the alien them
into toward the 1t became patriotic
abhor which would advantageous cultivate
everywhere but kings
ignorant of as they of the lessons Of history.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09

having other cities the continent
taking the monopoes
possible operate its works. lighting
but it finds profitable to the profits
which private ownership the stockholders accrung
the whole successful municipal ownership
practice that opposition the principle lenced Those
the United struggling spite of the influence
wealth through subsidized corrupted
councils sometimes through biased judiciary restore
cities to the public find
vennas conflict but namely
triumph for municipal ownership Sorrow endure night
but Joy cometh In the morning"
Austria Hungary a well developed system of forestry
inquiries about this time
There compelling the planting of whenever cut
with maintaining number the
hills replaned 1t difficult to public
attention subject until abuse has made action imperative but
the awakes the involved the
destruction timber shall compelled to
the
been intending time speak of the matter
buildings embassies
point ambassador Vienna Francis had difficulty
finding suitable the embassy discussed the subject
during visit observations this
have still fuhere strengthened the opinion that country
itself well purchase
of the foreign capitals permanent embassy building.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09
Carlsbad and It's Waters

Our American consul Prague Mr. Ledoux has nauguraed
paisewohy index the collection
information
of the office reading where
public where
list with description of their
examined by those desiring purchase 1t application of
the public library system to trade and struck likely to be of
value in increasing Rss
Carlsbad only Prague
vstit
winding valley the 1900 the
has been health for six centuries
visited by than 5000 fnvads Is
and the springs from
The principal spring. called the Spude 164
degrees contains suhae of carbonate
salt The solid substances deposited water
into hard rock which takes polish like MARBLE These
poss gather rapidly that all pipes leading from the
and the springs themselves be frequently
would be choked
Liver complaint the
to Carlsbad that being
fashionable majority assemble
of the middle city
small hotels with few larger establishments BY IL O'Clock
the
morning the time drinking
vice consul aS Weissburge
the springs nvads
with a city
erected large pavons
these bands between and $3.50
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09
Federation Must Change

The empire exist long under its
bond of is substantial that does knit itself
advantages the
against national sentiment Cold
sentiment usually their
absolutely Independent affairs
strong of dissatisfied all
yielding unwilngly Austrian influence pitably
weak. 80 u
Canada Australia New
that which binds
throne why? Not because
that III
Canada
England British
colonies imperial
Hungary and Bohemia language and
a common history prevent separation. There
nceaseth Solomon Withholding of
tendeh penury The proverb be
applied Francis Joseph might consider with
profit
remembered that Bohemia insignificant part
empire 10000 miles popua
in minerals manufactures
Bohemian having wide
reputation. agcu
high perfection played
conspicuous
and possesses strong national spirit
capital has educational
political
tributes small degree the counts prominence manuac
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09

RoNDHJEM. Norway, June 22-(special Correspondence
of The Bee)-Reference has already been made the
attitude Of Hungary toward Austria, and what
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-09
AROUND THE WORLD WITH WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN

Conditions That Prevail in the Austria Hungarian Empire
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-08
WHICH IS HEAVIER.

WHICH IS HEAVIER.
Here knoy problem suggested by Sir Henry Roscoe his
autobiography Two argued whether oil
lighter The first connded that the oil lighter,
upon And then the unscenc trumphed
argument that oil be the heavier keeps water
down.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-08
WAHIAWA RESERVOIR
IS FILLING UP
OVER SIXTY FEET OF WATER IN
THE DAM THE DAY BEFORE
YESTERDAY.

The water is steadily rising in the
Wahiawa dam. Day before yesterday
there was about sixty-five feet of
water at the dam, backing it up in the
streams for a distance of about two
miles and a half
The dam is justifying it's conception.
1t is supplying the plantation with
about all the water it expects, or needs
from this source, and at the same time
is steadily rising. This proves the
theory on which the scheme of a dam
at this point was decided on.
1t is quite probable that with the
greater rains in the mountains that
may be expected from this time on that
the reservoir win very speedily fill up
to the spillway.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-08

THE CLOCK WILL TICK IT AWAY.
Mid the many tasks the years i'm
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-08
Metropolitan Meat Co., Ltd
the LEONHRDIS BEST

Leonard cb Regas built with eight walls each wall follows Outside
a hroug thes bar
The ice is prdecte homoh hat and canno metu
a a II a S for npnss
Yer few rhrg ca S and fresh
mar i n % parsar nae
it n