davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-12

with smiling faces. Rayland threw
back his great fair head and stared
up into the box where sat the owner
of the chestnut hair, the silken white
shoulders. and the grave slate blue
eyes 1t seemed to him that she was
pleased.
The audience applauded the secoud
act with vigor and nerve. Rayland did
not hear the roar of approval, he was
looking earnestly up into the box where
sat his fate She looked grave, and
there was a little frown between the
slender eyebrows She has found me
out. bless her. thought Rayland with
a throb of delight. He know that lie
should win back the ground he had
lost in the THIRD act; yes, the third
act was as good as 1t could be. He
leaned back and waited.
Gaddersby, penciling ardently upon
a program. replied to the questions II
a neighboring pressman with voluSle
glibness:
Know the authors real name? o.
course 1 do, my dear boy. But its
secret-reaIly a dead secret. The type
script was sent to BelshezZarf Levi in
a tin biscuit box. sealed; he thought
somebody who had a score to wipe off
had sent him an Internal machine. and
got his wife-there she is, in her box
with Lady Crossus- to open 1t. Don't
you know? OF course nothing hap
pened, though Bel waited for the pau
Then he went in and found Mrs. Levi
deep in the last act-she always reads
the last act first You've got to put
this on" said she. just looking up It
Belshazzar and giving him a nod
These are 'entr' cts to it, only she
didn't use that word And the alt-
thor, when they hunted her up
Her up" calculated the listener
why, the works essentially virile- 70
feminine brain, at least L should have
said"
MY dear chap. all writing women
do the manly dodge new" said the
patronising Gaddersby. IT. you get
volume Of fairy tales or essays of the
spider web and moon beam type to
review nowadays, it's sure to be wriz-
ten by a fellow six feet high, who
gees in for athletics. Fact. l assure
you Why, look at the affected sim
plicfty the crude plainneSs of the name
on the program. IT. Smith, Only a
woman would have chosen such Il
monde guerre. And a woman. mind
you
Rayland grinned under his flaxen
way out Of the stalls still grinnIns
He recalled the details of his first
wary approach of Belshazzar Levi, the
Indifferent consent of the great man
t. peruse the script-his half ANNOYED
amusement at the discovery that the
author himself intended to read il.
He saw himself calling at the the
Continued on Next Page)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-12

rs THERE such a thing as romantic
q love which does not entail danger.
- uncertainty, pistols, shooting, elope-
ment, etc? Is not this phase Of love
medieval belonging to the time in life
or to the era when emotions ran riot
and were unbalanced? Are the emo
tons less true, less truly romantic, be-
cause rounded out and fulfilled by rea-
son or Judgment and will? Is romance
to be found only in the tempest. and
not in the quiet strength of the sun
beam stimulating to life and GROWTH
VIII not true education train the
emotions equally with the intellect
and will-or, Judgment and willard
a race live who. with all their getting,
get understanding; beings who are
true in all their relations, full OF pull
sating life-life that is enduring, not
cold and calculating, but rounded out
and true great and inspiring in its
richness and possibilities?
The interesting letter quoted above
bore the signature of a married
woman. Possibly the lady may DE
a widow. but in case she is married.
and living with her husband, or bound
to him by legal ties. her mental posi-
ton endapgers marital security
Whenever a married woman is Civ
ing time and thought to these prob
lens of the emotions, she is inviting
emotional experiences.
No really happy wife. deeply attach
Ell to her husband, and satisfied with
his affection for her, could mediate
long enough, on the possibility Of a
romantic friendship with another pan
to -quse her to write such an interest
ing little essay on the subject Gs my
correspondent has produced.
But many a good woman, and faith
full wife, does think of these things
simply because a portion of her heart
is hungry.
The Wifc's Secret Life.
1t would astOpish many an excellent
husband who believes he is doing all
that any reasonable and sane woman
could ask TO make his wife perfectly
happy, could he know just what h-r
thoughts ard emotions were for one
entire day
David Graham Phillips. in master
full. If very unpleasant. book called
The Hungry Heart" has described
this order of man. The man who mar
ries a typical American girl of the best
mental timber. full of life aud ambi-
ton and romance, and with a great
longing TO be useful to her husband
and then expects her to be happy as a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-12
The Latest Photographic Wonder

LOWING ic1es in natural colo greatest
MT in the field of color photography by
AVA new method public demonstration of the
excited the wonder and enthusiasm
- -. aers The most wonderful
inc the actual unfolding full blossoms smiling and
nong and at last dropping and ag pe
by petal shown also wonderful landscapes and drama OF
~ a.b desert with all the picturesque
the color Folk dances were shown with perfectly
natural of the dancers Describing the opening
flowers, York
audience A saW in pa
that the uns eye fn @iOTtes
g There was "a e465ng
ss0Bs t taf s pssSsd art and
T ees has been perfected by Enghen
Smith after ten the picture
process possible to photograph and reproduce living or moving
objects their exact natural ons ms Done not acuay
tint another but through applying
the principle principle of persistence of VISION and the
producing complex cos and tlnts by merely grouping spOs
primary to deceive the into blending them
The effect projecting the black films through alter
mating of red and green
The pictures are ordinary picture machine but twice
fast as ordinary The film highly senszed
making filters are used red and
green and the first taken through
fng through the ng the third
through The negatives
developed the film the eye to be Of
the ordinary and white kind
When the film is reproduced for exhibition however, green
screen are placed nped
hen thai part passes through the and
.bs Green screen is inped portion
exposed through green
red green hweve the rena
Ala ave e an image an instant after the object
OIs of and nannate
picture machine without the color filters shows
plain blackan white n ordinary
process almost infinite field
moving picture mechanical
n reproducing the exact tnts Of nature
What's the COOLERS valley
products market last
return nitrogen to hay
excellent poultry and cattle feed nothing of the
Unsuitable demand
If turkeys only mighty
blue birds about this time of the yearf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-12
TURNING POINTS In GREAT CAREERS
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.

How D,.put. With Hi. Brother
III ition to Own Way In the World
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-11

The Republican Campaign of this
state Was opened AZ Rutland on
Thursday evening of last week un.
der enthusiastic and auspicious cir
cumstances a rally was held al
which Chairman Williams Of the
State Committee presided. with stir
ring addresses by the Hon John A.
Mead. candidate FOR Governor. Con.
gresham Frank rlumicy, Congress
man u ] Foster and Governor
pronty Dr Mead discussed legis
istiou favorable 10 wage earners
McHrs plumley aud Foster present
ed the situation nationally and urg
ed activity towards making The Yer
mont majority this year emphatit
Ia endorsement Of progressive Re
puhlicanism Governor ProuIy told
OF the excellent financial condition
characterizlng all departments OF
the State government Republican
headquarters were opened the same
day Ia the Mead Building IN Rutlan
where all callers viii be welcome
from noN 10 the end Of the campaign
An energetic campaign involving or
gAnization and education ~ ALREADY
inauRuraied Chairman Williams
and Secretary kinsiey are Ia charge
The publicity work ~ under the dir
pctipn 0l y " lamberIon o. Bur
lington. who served Ia ssnila.
capacity in The campaign Of 1908,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-11

AZ TIE convention called fol
Thursday last in Bennington the
fgli0wiuE ticket was put Ia bomiua
Ii8B
Fpr senators. Fred G, BFown u
rsapai and n u. Kendall ~ Dor.
st For assistant judges. John
Robinson 81 Bennington and Dorr
q Barney u Arlington F0r shcr-
va George s. CIark " Bennington
For Judges of Probate. Henry -
Fillmore ~ Bennington aud Edward
Griffin ~ Dorset for States At
iuFuey Chas a Maurer % Benning.
ton. and Tor High BaiIiff. r @ Bs-
ruh II sunderland
lhe convention Was called ioge-
Their and Charles y 0TYis ~ Man
chester Naa selected a. chairman
aud r n Thompson of Arlington as
Fvtretart
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-11
Rutland Count, Fair

A Wright Aeroplane operated by
a Rutland hoy viii be ohe Of the
features OF the Rutland County
Fair September o. T. aud =. and
the management are now planning 20
have flights made every day either
by Charles Schmidt the owner or
b. more experienced man bird
Special excursions will be run 10
Rutland several days Of the fair
week aud reduced rates will be
made over both roads leading to
this big animal and horse show
The 81 600 free-for-all, together
with several other big money purses
is attracting fine strings OF fast
horses Another thing that is in
teresting both young aud old in
this years fair Is the coming OF
Edwin Paysou Weston, the gratest
pedestrian In the world. who re-
Gently completed his walk across
the country
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-11
ADVERTISING AUTOS.
tscd Ia Herald the Great Addison
County Fair.


Middlebury VI. Nothing is being
overlooked by the management OF
the Middlebury Fair to make IL a
record breaker both In attractions
aud IN the size OF the crowds at
trideh
Every modern method Is employed
To make the fair big success. Ad-
ye-tising automobiles are securing
Western Vermont and Northeastern
New York this week and all indica-
tions point 10 a flattering attendance.
Middlebury viii be a busting burg
from Aug seth 10 Sept 2nd.
The grounds have been carefully
prepared grandstands renovated. re
paired aud enlarged everything put
In ship shape.
Excellent free vaudeville perfor-
mances vii be given every afternoon
on the stage opposite the grand
stand. these attractions being on
the most liberal scale ever offered
Many of the race horses are al
ready here and many more are com
ing. Color will be added to the
race track by the brilliant yari-col-
ored jackets and caps worn by the
d rivers
Exhibits this year are more inter
rhting and larger than ever before
ahd are sure to please the crowds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-11

The action OF the listers IL max
ug 80 Wholesale an increase IN th,
valuation of the real estate Ia this
toNn is causing widespread criticism
II Is expected that there viii BE-
large attendance OF those who
tank they have been raised unjust
" aud the listers will be called
upon no doubt to make explanations
as 30 why CERTAIN things are so
There are certain localities whore
the increase has been Of such pro.
portions as 10 lead one 10 think
that they were trying 20 force a
person 60 sell out, while In other
more favored sections there has
been tendency TO let well enough
alone We had rather be- an editor
than a lister. when IL comes 10 ok
planning some Of the glaring incon.
Hstancies that appear Ia the new
appraisal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-11
PERU.

Mrs J. Dryden is visiting her
| daughter. Mrs George Rush.
Howard Simonds of Marlboro
Mass, was Ia town short time
last week.
F Dwight of Philadelphia has
joined his wife at her fathers, T.
G. Cosmns.
Sudden changes In weather
from extreme heat to very cool.
Colds are prevalent as result.
Plat Quackenbush of Natick
Mass. accompanied by friend are
boarding for two months at W. b.
Slmonds.
Miss Charlotte Hapgood of Cam
bridge. Mass. Is visiting relatives
and friends after an absence of
several years.
Arthur Batchelder and wife of
Minneapolis, Mimi, son of +. b.
Batchelder Of Townshend, recently
visited relatives in town.
Or G. II. Seymour, our former
pastor. but now OF Mount Vernon. N
y. preached to a large congregation
on sunday morning Mrs Roy, one
OF our summer guests sang.
&C. X. Batchelder OF Beaufort,
5 G., is visiting his mother, Mrs
Chas Batchelder MIR. and Mrs
Frank Batchelder OF Cambridge,
Mass. are also there for their an
nual visit
The saddest oceurance In our
little town for many a day was
the sudden death OF one OF our
bost young men on Thursday morn
Ing. Clarke Sayre. aged about 10,
was moving with his horses and
machine during the shower early
Thursday morning, when he was
struck by bolt OF lightning and In
stantly Killed The same bolt kill
I'd his fayorite horse and partially
stunned the other, tho this one
soon recovered and seemed unin-
lured as was the moving machine
Mr. White, who was at work near
Mr. Sayre was also injured. tho
much shocked by his employers sud
Sen death Although Mr., Sayre
lad been resident OF our town but |
a few months, he with his mother |
having purchased the farm OF the |
ate r. y. Sfmonds last spring, he |
rad by his kindly gentlemanly man
ters and pleasant address. won
very one he met for his friend,
md The whole town. as wen as the
learby friends were saddened TO
earn Of his sudden death. A short
'eryice was conducted IT his home
'aFly Friday morning. after which
IT'S mother started on her sad jour
iey back 10 Erie. n. Y, their for
ner home. where the burial WAS
made Our sympathy Is with the
mother aud brother sho survive.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-11

The friends of Robert w McCuet
of Vergennes have signified their in
tention of filing his nomination foI
city representative this fall. Mr.. Me
Cuen was an active member of the
legislature of 1906.
Arrangements are completed for
the annual reunion of the Washing
ton County Veterans association to
be held at Dewey park. between
Montpelier and Barre. next Thurs
day and Friday The program for
the first afternoon will be in charge
of the Womans Relief Corps, and
the associates of Brooks post of
Montpelier will have the program
for the campfire Thursday evening.
Il. A. Mutt will preside and adj
dresses will be given by States At
torney Benjamin Gates, John II.
Senter and G. A. G. Jackson, The
music for this campfire will be in
charge of Ira H. Edison.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-11

In all departments will be in excess
of other years, that in fact i
viii be the largest eXl ibiton Of eat.
tie, horses. sheep, swine and poultry
ever shown In New England.
The improvements on the fair
grounds are going ahead rapidly
Water pipes have been extended
seats around the Moran horse ring
built, the trotting track put in
first-class condition and the build
ings erected last fall painted
Work on putting the State Fair
railroad III condition, which runs
from this village TO the fair grounds
was begun this week. Additional
side tracks will be laid al the
grounds to accommodate greater
of freight cars,
More special prizes are offered
in most every department than at
any previous State Fair.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-11
HorE roR OoNsuMrTi,Es.


The Medical Report 81 The Yer
mont Sanatoriam for the quarter
pAGing June SO. 1910 a. submitted
To the Trustees 6hoNs a very
marked Increase ~ the work and
scope df the Institution greater
Number ~ applications have been
taade and larger number ~ patients
have bcen treated than during any
previous period 10 It's history.
During the summer months every
available bed has been occupied and
al times the number % patients
has exceeded the actual working cap
aeis jane SO there we're ~ pa
tlenfs tn the SAnatorium t22 men
and - womenl, August | the
aAmber NAs a.. aud there is con
siderable ltsi ~ accepted patients
waltlnR for vacancies 10 occur.
The 80 paiienS admitted during
the quarter Werc classified as IS
imriplrni aud IL moderately sdyane-
81 Two gefu from Addison. : from
Bennington. from Caledonia.
from Chlttendsn, from franklin,
! irons f.amollie, / from Grand isle,
from RallAnd. I from Washington,
2 from Windsor from Windham
aEd 2 from Orleans counties rezpcr-
lively This table 81 geographical
distflhnglpn shows that even these
localities 1T a greater distance. 10
the Eastern amd Southern part ~
ths State. are beginning 60 realize
more TIE Importance ~ sanat0rium
treatment. and aFe taking advantage
~ she opportunities offered by this
Institution
of the ~ cases discharged during
thn quarter. Ia whom results 81
treatment aoFe considered. : sefe
apparently tnred. Nefe arrested
arc Z improved. J remained station
ats az rrrA aprsp And } died ~
other words. ! ~ n.fls 80 81
eeai wpre diatiacily benefited
seine 81 those discharged aiii b.
able 10 follow out the treatment AZ
hnme oF al least s~sk ont more
asgiSais modes q living. As a re-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-11
BOYS can MAKE MONEY

picking up bones and sending them
to us. We pay 65 cents per hun.
bred for almost anything in the
Bone line. n dry For elena. dry
boiled butchers or house bones We
pay as high as So cents per hun
dred Al these prices We pay the
freight from nearly all stations on
shipments OF 200 pounds or more.
Ship in barrels or cheap sacks.
CARROLL s. PAGE, Hyde Park. vt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-11
How to Make Cream Of chicken So


To make cream of chicken soup GU
stalk of celery into several pieces
and half an onion into thin slices. Put
the vegetables into two cups Of milk
and heat slowly. Let stand ten min
utes. then remove the vegetables. Beat
two slightly rounding tablespoonfuls
each OF -four and butter together with
few grains Of pepper ana one-half
even teaspoonful OF salt. stir In the
hot milk. add two cupfuls OF broth re.
served from boiling a fowl. Stir until
smooth and cook fifteen minutes 10 the
double boiler This will make a fine
soup. but as an extra touch beat the
yolk OF an egg with four tablespoon
fuls Of cream, add to the soup and
when the egg Is thickeped serve at
once
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-11
Deafness Carrot be Cured

~ locai applications A. they eunnut reach
The dis8iNstsi portion ~ ths aAg. Thare Il
Gals Nue ahg a. cure asAfness, aHd that u
~ constitutional Fsguedies fsAfness Il
csNss0 - 40 iurAfncd condition ~ tht
fnuotsus linius ~ aAe kusaachiAn TBt.
" hrn 8his tubs h inrhmea yun have 1
rgn3hiitR ssand of itnPtrfegt hearing hna
ban " b. rlosea. neafasss Il ihe fesult and
0hlssf tht De fsnfattou cau le taEen n4f ard
hls tntv frsinfsgl 10 ~ nnrfnsi condition
hsMfaEs Ml3 ~ destroyed forever ulae
Gases vai II ten Az cansssi hy CstarFh shich
~ atihnE tal am Ia famed gpasa.siiaan ~ a.
fBafsaals surfaces.
Mesa4l s5sH fnls Is audfed Dollars f04 Ang
caSs - AsSfnrss ns4seG ~ eatayrh lbs.
nenpoi - eaT~s ~ halis csiaFfh Care
~si4a roe circulars fFat
- CHENEY a CO. To5s-io. D.
~nid - NfAsEltts Tsc
Take nniis fAmniy FIlit s0g eOnsi.palioa,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-11

The seiedmen ~ the town have
posted according 10 law. the check
list a. De- used At the coming cleo
tion and Il is the duty Of every yot
~ e. sec that his name Is on the
same These officials viii meet
later on Tor It's revision and due
notice viii be- given in these col
umns ~ the meantime see TO il
hhal your name IL on. No name
no yotel
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-11
CLEANSING OF MARBLE.
How to Remove Stains and Produce a
Bright Polish.


1t is well to have on hand a recip,
or two which win help one to clear
marble. Take two parts OF soda. on,
Of pumice stone and one Of finely pow
dered chalk. Sift these through a fine
sieve and mix them into paste will
water Rub the mixture all over the
marble and the stains will be removed
Now wash it with soap and water and
a beautiful bright polish will be pro
duced
Another way to remove stains from
marble is with a paste made Of pow
dered pipeclay and fuller's earth mix.
ed with strong soap lye. Put a thick
coating Of the paste on the marble and
pass lightly over 1t with a moderately
warm hatiron until 1t is dry. Leave 1t
for a short time and then wash it off
with clean water. Should the first APP
plication fail TO remove all stains re
peat the process.
Discoloration made by smoke may
be removed in the same manner
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-11
nrInlleAN INCLINATION.

fm ovfrrpuF--Dr. John 4 Mead
~ Kutt&ni
Fng LicatsnAat-t soscsuua---i, y
slask. ~ ~ Joi,BsbafJ
IF SECRETARY ~ stAte--s.uJ W
fiAliey ~ lascx junction
Dor state frssas uftr,--. " ipcssiti
~ Montpelier.
rss Auditor - Account Horace
D 1rahain. ~ 1raflsburJ
ia AttorBsy -t.eBsfal-J q saT,
srnt, ~ istdloe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-11
LONDONDERRY.

Mrs. A. u. Waite has returned
from a two months visit Ia Chicago.
a NJ Best OF New York sang
a, the Congregational church last
Sunday.
Mrs Pennei and two children
~ Brooklyn. ~ ". are at Hillside
Cottage
Mr. and Mrs Miller and ci.ild
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-11

The Democratic tutefH Of ths
Topn - Manchester are requested
fo mtsa o. caurus ~ q y 0ryih
nfilre uHldiuR SATURDAY etsninE
AaF l 1910 q dominate eandi
dafH iuf Frraentafife
r. : ORNis
Chairman Tamn Committec
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-11
nlrlnI.leAN onrNrh rIckEl

REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICkET
im scusl.r M shire, 3 g. Ar.
cluhald ~ Manchester
Ioa NcnAIof 80 shire, ~ T. cush
man ~ bennington.
f,T Assistant Judges. 4. H. Kent
- Iiirssa and iIr g. ". i'esrI ~
ilsadNislro,
lnr sheriff. frs.t Goifrry ~
Bennington.
ios stairs Attorney, W !.
NeaRitr ~ bennington.
ior Probate Judge, Manchester
District, Edward Griffin ~ Dorset
Dor Probate Judge. bennington
District, Edward q. Bennett of hen
niHgton
tur High iiailiff, Leroy Woodland,
i.andgro,e.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-11

mlt - lbe Uainiur ard e8ueatiou
received
VITA tbs Increased naulbef % aR'
VS. afsons the poiiEa ulii B. b Nts
nes earlier ard mDre favorable GASES
- ihst lu the fufafr oven bpttrF
eaitt onEht tn ke expected
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-11

Tho attempted assassination OF
Mayor WIN. J Gaynor Of New York
clty strikes chill 20 the heart
" every person when il gets so
that man Is ia danger of bis life
when performing his duty It gets to
BE- pretty serious matter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-11
SOUTH DORSET.

Lot of hay and oats out yet.
Who said thunder storms wer,
| out of fashion
1T has rained every day In dog
days. The dog star is busy.
VIM T. Tully was in the north
part of the state on business last
week.
Mrs. Carl wilkins of Mechanics
Vile, Vt. was calling on friends
here Sunday.
The Dorset milk producers are
again sending their milk to the
Boston Dairy Co.
John Reed and wife OF Shuttle
worth quarry were at Bowens for
photos Sunday.
Miss Grace Root of East Ru-
pert spent Wednesday with Misses
Irene and Doris Goodman
Bowen will sell Mrs. Colby's
goods at auction Aug. 10. at p. IN.
See adv. in this Journal
The big swimming pool is done
and LeFevre says he expects a
submarine to dive in ii next week
Bowen held forth &c auetionei
at, the Ely Marble Co. bankrupt sale
last week But small part of the
was sold, buyers were
scarce.
The authority of Dorset are try
ing to suppress the gang that have
been destroying the peace of that
village,
The roads through this valley
are very good and II the loose stones
were removed on Kelley flats and
other places south of here II would
save horses and auto tires. The
small loose stones in our roads ar
Charles w. Phelps has beaten
hem all on fatting calves this sea
son. Last Saturday he took a calf
o the Depot weighing $50 pounds |
which came to SEQ making Cha
eel pretty good, and one the week |
before which came to $17.25. Pretty |
rood for two calves.