davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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shows plainly your low state of men,
tality, the storm center of Stiffness that
IS in you.
You make people contemplate the ex-
tinction of incompetents with enthu-
siasm. You get on the nerves of every
one with more desperately irritating
persistency than chronic neuralgia.
a giggler Is fiendish; the giggler is
4 fiend.
Girl who giggIes. II you have enough
sense to appreciate that you are one
of the worst pests into which a hu-
man being can degenerate. you will
stife that giggle IL it takes you to
the point of strangulation.
You would better do the strangIing
yourself than keep the desire to do
1t hot in the hearts of those who suf-
fer from your g1ggling.
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- IRL, you giggle, Look at your
face. contorted with the mean
ingless muscular Contracuons
and expansions that accom-
pany your chorus of cachinnations.
You end every sentence of your own,
you punctuate each remark addressed
to you with your ridiculous, nerve
racldng, patience-killing giggle.
A man speaks of the cold weather
and you giggle. tie mentions the i'll
ness of his brother-and you giggle.
He suspects himself OF progressing
from one conversational idiOcy to an
other, till he wakes to the fact that
you are the one showing the symp-
toms of foolishness. 1t is your gig
gle.
He becomes more sensitive to its
repetition. 1t ceases to be a sound and
becomes a noise in his ears. He won
,ders II people thing he has charitably
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have seen? They certainly will be jeal-
ous"
The sun was getting up and it was be-
ginning to get warm and the road along
which he hoped was dry and dusty.
We certainly need a rain" said Billy,
and he wiped the dust from his eyes
and rested for a minute in the shade of
tree. But 1 mustn't stop here" he
said, for old Madame Duck is waiting
for me and l must hurry up and get 70
Farmer Wilson's"
But the farther he Travelled the dus-
tier 1t got and the thirstier he became
and he began to wish that he could
jump into some nice cool water and
refresh himself.
He was just thinking about how cool
and comfortable the frogs he had left
in the pond probably were when he
saw a boy approaching with a long rod
in his hand, attached to which was 4
piece of string, and on the end of the
string was a sharp hook. He had seen
such things before and had known of
inquisitive fishes who had swum near
the hook and disappearing out of the
water had never been heard Of again.
AS the boy came up to where the frog
was standing and saw him he made q
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Tomorrows story, SNOWFALL Adopts
Midnight"
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CHAPTER XXXVI.

FTER David had gone Helen
" sat gazing into the rich ro-
~ nance of the glowing logs,
reproached by the remem-
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Continued on Page Fourteen.>
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Sandman Stories
BILLY BULLS LESSON.
For Just Before Bedtime

D LILY BULL was just a young frog
- without very much experience in
the world, and not a great deal judg-
ment to take the place of that expert
ence. Never since he was pollywog
had he been beyond the shores of the
pond where he was born. One day
while he was summing himself on a lily
pad he saw a duck with her brood
swimming toward him, and called out to
her to come nearer.
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have produced number OF well-known
successes IN vaudeville. Their present
vehicle Harmony Discordr Is her
aided as big laugh producer. The
third feature rs violinist OF rare
ability Miss Madeline Sack. who uses
"a VIOLA valued at $4,000 Others on
the big bill are: Stone and King, "the
Hebrew and the sport" I'm their lively
comedy dialogue and clever songs;
Alice Lindley and company I'm the dra-
matte sketch, "HeT own Mother" Dolly
Gin, the celebrated English Juvenile
comedian. I'm songs and patter; the
eccentric dancer. and the photo plays.
The usual double bill will be presented
Monday morning
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The Birthday OF a King (Neldlin-
GER; contralto solo. The Christmas
Heraid, tcoombsb Evening Anthem.
Song OF the Ages" (GeiheO: soprano
solo. The Star OF Bethlehem"
(Adams): cantata, The Alteration"
(Nevin): soloists, Mrs. Francis Doyle,
to, Harry Brush. tenor: f.. Slater
Davidson, baritone and director;
Miss Thomas. orgsnist.
ST. Pauls Episcopal Cathedral
Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock: Or
gan prelude. THE Holy Night"
tBuck); The Angel Gabriel Was
Sent from Heaven" (Smart), tenor
and bass recitative. quartet and
chorus; When Jesus Was Born in
Bethlehem" (Cruickshank) soprano
recitative and chorus; violin solo,
Meditation" Bach Gounodl; Christ
mas cantata The Holy Child"
(Adams); offertory anthem. Halle
luJah Chorus" from The Messiah"
(HandeD. organ postlude. "Triumphal
Chorus" (Guilmant), Henri Matheys,
of the Detroit String Quartet will be
the violin soloist. The vested choir,
under the direction OF Arthur Russell
has the following soloists: Miss Louis
Johnson, soprano; Mrs. Victor f. Dun
can, contralto Charles o. Smith,
tenor Arthur Russell basso: Charles
Frederick Morse. organist
90
ST. Mary's Roman Catholic-Mid-
might mass During the alteration
at the crib, "Stille Nacht:" the Gregor-
ian chants proper TO the feat will be
sung by male chorus; the Kyrie and
Gloria will be from Guilmant's solemn
mass In + fiat; the Creds from
Haydn's first mass; the Caucus, Bene-
dictus and Agnus Del from Gounod's
Sacred Heart mass; the offeratory, a
bass solo. will be sung by Martin
Dettling. Following the midnight
mass, during the distribution OF Holy
Communion, the Adeste Fidelis will
be sung. also some OF the beautiful
Xmas hymns. l.. NJ. Kramer organist
and director.
st. Mary's piscopal-Evening:
Organ prelude. Alan p. Gilbert; pro
cessional. COR, Come All Ye Faithful
| (Reading): anthem, "He Shall Reign
Forever (Simper); organ SOLO, MT
Gilbert; contralto solo, Holy Night
(Haydn). Miss Jean Teevin; anthem
The Radiant Morn" (Woodward);
organ solo, Mr.. Gilbert baritone solo
1.-The Birthday OF the King" (Niedlin
Reer), DR.. w. j. Whiteman; soprano
/ sv,ov~p The New Born King" (L'Es
porr), Miss Isabelle Downing; anthem
Sing. o Heavens" (Simper); reces
sional, "Hark, the Herald Angels
Sing; postlude.
First Morning: An
thems, Brightest and Best" WAR
ing); Glad Tidings" CFoote); alto
solo. The Christmas Message
(Dressler); tenor solo. The Shep
herds Heard the Song (Cowan)
Evening: Anthems, The New Borr
King (Fletcher); "Reojice Ever
more" (Gaines); "Hark. What Mean
These Holy Voices" (Hendich) so
prano solo, "On to Victory" (Neid
linger) bass solo, Shout and Glad
Fidings. =fHoffmeisterl tenor solo
The Shepherds Lullaby" (Allitson)
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The choir includes Mrs. Roy Littleheld.
soprano; Mrs Farrand Lewis. central
to; Harold Jarvis, tenor Samuel
Slade. basso: Chris w. Heinrich. or
ganist and director
ST. Boniface Roman Catholic-Mid-
night mass: Mass In ID major (Ferber)
by chorus OF thirty voices; offertory
"Communia" (Gregorian chanD. so
Drano solo "Adestes Fideles" Miss
Margaret Weidman. ChiIdren's mass
Christmas morning at 1880 o'clock
with hymns and carols by children's
choir. Solemn high mass at 10 o'clock
with music the same as the midnight
mass. Vespers with congregational
singing at 2:30 o'clock Christmas aft
ernoon. j. b. Leib, organist' and d.
rector.
North Woodward NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ing: Oregon, March OF the Three
Wise Men" (Dubols): violin and or
gan. Romance from Second Con-
merto" (Wieniawski) anthem, for
choir and congregation, Sing o
Heavens (Tours): violin and organ.
Simple Aveu" (Thome); anthem.
1 Aht Ahcefoho bo~AahC NNA8& Nn8tAA|
offertory, 20 Holy Night adam:
organ postlude. from The Holy City
(GauD. Evening: Organ offertoire in
ID fiat (Salome): violin and organ,
Berceuse from 'Jocelyn" (GodardD;
anthem. Holy Night. Peaceful Night"
(Lansing); violin and organ, "Medita-
ton" from That's" (Massenet); an
them. Hail TO the Lords Anointey
(Shackley); offertory, The Christmas
Message" (Dressler); contralto solo
with violin obligato; organ postludes
''Festal March" (Calkin). Thee hoir In
cludes Miss Louise Allen Lyon, So
prano Mrs. Freder Fitzgerald, con-
tralto; L. II. Peck. tenor; 8. j. Welz.
basso; Henry Riley Fuller, organist
and director. The following musicians
will assist; Miss Edith Lawson, so
prano: Miss Jean Murdoch, contralto;
Andrew Phail. tenor; Ralph s. Lane
and Charles G. Hirsch. bassos; Miss
Theodosia Eldridge, violinist.
Fort-st. Congregational = Evening:
The chorus will give a special pro-
gram Of music, assisted by Ferdinand
Jehle, violinist, formerly concert
meister of the Orpheus symphony
orchestra. st. Louis, Mo.
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ing. / used the ointment he gave me
and without any relief at all. Then L
wrote for book on Cuticura, and pur-
chased some Cuticura Soap and ONT
mcnt at the drugstore. 1 did as ] found
directions in the Cuticura Booklet, and
when she was one year old, she was
entirely cured. Now she il three years
and four months, and she has never
been troubled with eczema since she
was cured by the Cuticura Soap and
Cuticura Ointment. (Signed) MRS.
Freeman Craver, 81 Lewis ST., SYRIA
cuse. N. Y, May 6, 1911.
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them opportunity for a number OF cos
tune changes and incidental elaborate
scenic effects The Shop Litter" a
fascinating little ptHyfet, teemfug with
heart interest, pathos and humor, will
be presented by Fannie Fineberg and
company. The act was written by G..
Walcott Russell and comes to Detroit
heralded as one OF the most entertain
ing things in vaudeville. The gro
tesque tramp comedian, Ed. Warren
with parodies and good stories Kuma
the marvellous Japanese contortionist
the Three McDonalds, in the ferce
comedy, The Managers Dilemma" The
Bimbos. comedy acrobats, with motion
pictures will complete the bill.
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ent. His Cleopatra, Carmen and the
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her face, neck and
back. When she first
came down with 1t, it
came in little watery-
like testers under her
eyes, and on her chin,
then after a few days
il would dry down in
scaly, white scabs. In
the daytime she was
quite worrysome and
would dig and scratch
her face nearly all the
time.
Il consulted our
physician and found
she was suffering from
eczema, which he said
came from her teeth
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Floor-walker Ito cash-girD Why
don't. you get married Manner
Cash-girl-"Say, you. The privilege
of handing my envelope over to some
Johnny every Saturday doesn't ap-
peal to yours truly-nix!"-"Mag
Pepper
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sister acts doing black face: Fay
Odell singing coincidence James X.
Walters, Hebrew. comedian, and West
on and Keith Mr. Black is the leading
comedian of the burlettas and also
their author. The skits are called
"Up-To- Date Married Life and Fifty
Miles from Denver" In these, In ad :
dition 10 the fun provided by the come
dams. there Will be some interesting
numbers by the pretty chorus of sing
ing and dancing girls.
COLUMBIA.
Professor Gillett's big comedy AMI
NAL act viii he "a headline number for
the children in the Columbia theater
Christmas week This feature includes
adam and Eve" the famous simians
with almost human Intelligence. They
wear evening clothes, eat at a table
with a knife and fork. drink wine from
glasses and smoke cigarettes. Adam. :"
at the finish OF the meal, calls" for
Watermelon. which the waiter brings
in and deposits upon the table. Adam
attacks il with a knife, cutting out a
big slice. and three comical little
monkeys jump out from the melon.
The simlans also play a genuine game
OF ten pins on a miniature bowling
alley After rolling the three balls
blackboard. while "A small. red-coate ed
monkey sets up the pins and puts the
balls in the return rack Eight trained
dogs and four other monkeys appear in
the act, doing a routine OF novel tricks,
including the playing OF popular airs
and his american beauties" In a
spectacular singing and dancing pro-
duction entitled. THE First Lesson, +"
will be another headline number. The
american beauties" are said to live
up to the title, and the act affords
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Continued from Page -Four.

way OF an acrobatic dance. The act is
hailed as one of the best Of it's kind
now playing the varieties Charles
Sharp, monolOgist. and Williamson and
O'ConnOr will contribute up-to-date
comedy turns Downs and Gomez mu-
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RETURNS FROM SHOPPING;
FINDS HUSBAND DEAD

ADRIAN Mich, Dec. 22.-Alvin
T. Cheever, 4S, living just north OF
the village of Britton. took his life
some time yesterday afternoon. His
wife who had gone to Tecumseh to
do her Christmas shopping returned
home late in the evening and found
his body hanging from a rope tied
to one of the rafters I'm the barn.
The body was cold and gave evidence
OF having hung there since morning.
Cheever had been drinking heayi-
ly OF late.
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IN THE LOCAL PLAY-HOUSES
AVENUE.

entirety, the company numbers nearly
90 people. The olto comprises several
acts OF headline calibre. IL is said.
AVENUE.
Lovers OF burlesque are promise a
jolly Christmas bill In the Avenue the
alter. Sunday afternoon. when The
Miss New York. Jr." company Will
commence an engagement OF one week
with the usual daily matinees. The
entertainment will consist of two high
spirited musical travesties and an olio
or selected vaudeville. IN the latter
department there is promise OF consid-
cradle novelty. There is one spectacu-
lar act 10 which special attention is
calico. IL Is entitled THE Awakening"
and is presented by Bennett Mitchell
AMI Co. The act is "A vivid and dra-
matte representation OF the demon OF
the Partisan slurns," the Apache. in one
OF his characteristic and picturesque
dances; John 4. Black and company
VIII also contribute an important num-
Der. one-act rural play, called "A
Mothers Last Wish" other acts will
be: The Frank sisters one OF the few
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people Mau Woodward coliaborated
with him In writing the music ana the
ITO burlettas, Lost Million Dollars,
and The Gar Sky Barkers, are satd
ITO compare With many Of the high
priced broadway organizations a
strong feature Is the display OF real
beauties" OF which there are 20. and
they can all ang and dance. In its
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-23
ECZEMA CAME
FROM TEETH|NG
Watery Testers Dried in Scabs.
Would Dig and Scratch Her Face.
Used Cuticura Soap and 0int-
ment and Was Cured.

when my little girl was about eight
months old, she was taken with a very
irritating breaking out, which came on
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-23

Mrs. wainwright Gets Divorce.
Marjorie Wainwright. a native OF
Boston, but a resident of Detroit for
two years, was granted a divorce by
Judge Donovan, Friday. after she tes-
tilted that her husband, Charles ID.
=Jr-, a Boston bank clerk.
had deserted her on two occasions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-23

Ludwig Hess. the German tenor and
lieder singer will give recital In the
Garrick theater, Sunday afternoon.
Jan. IA. in the series OF concerts ar
ranged for that month by Burton Coll
YER
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-23

Mrs. e. G. Burghardt, soprano, and
Miss Adelaide Robins. contralto, pupils
of Miss Alice May Harrah. sang solos
in the meeting of the Ladies' Mission
airy society of the North Woodward
Baptist church which was held Thurs
day in the residence OF Mrs. Mac
Fadyen, No. 30 Blaine-ave.
49,
Miss Bessie Brockway Brown, con-
tralto, will sing Sunday in the
Wairen-ave. Baptist church. Her solo
In the evening will be The Gift" by
Behrend. Miss Brown is q pupil of
Miss Alice May Harrah
Miss May z. Porter will teach
Tuesdays and Fridays at No. 239 Cal
vert-ave. after Jan. 2, for the accommo-
dation OF her North Woodward piano
pupils.
The first presentation In Detroit a
year ago. OF the cantata Bethlehem,
by ]. II. Maunder. the well-known Eng
fish composer OF sacred music, by the
First Congregational choir. made so
deep an impression that J. Truman
Wolcott. oTganist and director Of the
choir had universal demand for its
repetition this year and II will be
given, in the church auditorium, Sun
day evening, at 1870 o'clock. The
quartet and chorus choir of 30 voices
will be assisted by a sextet Of strings