davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-27

FOR SALEEThe cottage house No. 6
Nelson place, seven rooms and attic,
also bath room, all modern improve
ments, water on every floor, also gas
in house. For other information call
at 1es West Thames ST. o. S. Wasley
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-27

The Cuba Railroad company has es-
tablished an Industrial department ar
it's headquarters in Camakuey. with
an agricultural experiment station IN
der the direction of az expert. who
is studying the possibilities Of new
crops.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-01

L.EuEhiuEly Barbara caught the others
slim wrist End Grew hsr before the rltrr1r-
BY oriental. standards the japanese Earl
WIS "a finely bred ~ hsrsasf. In The rwo
faces. both RssnlE 5sBGHts and sensitive
vet 30 sharply c0urEstsa-one palsly olive
under the jsrry pillow q straight black
hair, tbs other far and br1wn-syed
crowned with curling E0Id-ibe extremes d
sAEt and wsst looked out Al each urhsr-
See HErD." said Barbara How differ
su1 Ns are"
Yen are 50 more E0sa-lDok1~ sighed fhs
Japanese girl NY Jus Ike the night"
An, bm q mS0nI-gh1sd night cried
Ba-'hRrR ~s1ft and warn and fan Of Sc
crstE. When yDn have a sWeslhsart you
WIZ be tHr more lovely 10 hin than ANY
fnrsiEn g-Tl could be-
HH-u blashsd rnsliy. -'swsH1heHrr p'rurs
nov" she sad. AL same k1uo American
srorE sRy bout
Have you really. Earu9r crisd Bar
hArR- i love 70 hear Ebout sWesthszrus
Mzybe-s1zns day may have one. tou
some time y0uu tsn me about htEn- Wont
y0ug7
Suddenly, lar below the window. 1hars
came q HlErIinE scramble ana a savage
meuAuinE hay Barbara leaned ON A
"a Why lang-uIEzzlsd wolf hound fastened
70 3 STAKE Eizred ~ al hsr ctr q red-
dimnaed srss-
Poor fellow. she exclaimed He looks
SICK Does be have nc he ned upg7
The JEpEness Elri sfIirered VERY haa
dog she said ny think very danger 10
MOI kiE"
The deep tone q the dinner gong sfud-
dsrsd through the house and EHfiharz has
tened ont Pau50iR met hsr IL the hEu ana
tbs mo girls. win arms sh,8u1 saah other >
waists descended the broad auEled stair 10
the dining room where ne a.n.tlaasudur
Wen he asked did you feel me earn
contagious twinkle tn ms kindly eve
stood 1El and spare and tr0n-Erzy. wiz 3
Quake
Barbara gave al exclamation q diHmay
Has thsrs been uus HlraadFs-
FslEW b. said. oou-r1teiy. PERHAPS
rhsrs hasn't Eou see IN japan. sc Es1
% Used 40 asking thai gussuian-~
-AUW Ned warned Mrs Lundr5dEs
-Euu4 have Barbara frightened 70 aaarh
We really duur have them 50 rsry uf1sn
ny dsEr-End only seutls shakes Eau
musrn'1 BE dreaming ~ MssstnB
There ross aEaln on the Etl uiEtr al
me savage hay HaruHra had heard Ia he,
room. I'm AFRAID muH MAKE ID m
mind 10 lose SHIRE. the au.hassaaar sax
rsErsrfuly- hes a Siberian Wolrhoaus
maj . friend ssul me 1rum Moscow Bu,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-01

Znaer rhe Rea suuren-
The hHtas were Eunz nov The train
vas ruuhliuE aiu-.r a us-lal tssruinE with
laden ssmpan, lersl with ths paper shall
q fran looking houses on It's opposite
bank Beyund lar a sea n roofs. swelling
gray hIloWs q sling spotted win rreen
foam from which stesl fnrtarv chiunsys
lifted Ike rhs blaus u.bsts q runksn s1irs.
The train was entering Toxic.
a dour slammed sharply F-un the f1r-
ward smoking carriage a man hRd en-
tered He was al European and Barbara
was struck al once bT ms great size and
the absence a uolur in ms lsaden fBos.
THAT is Doctor Bars1ui1-7 SAID the
hiHhup, Is the girls cuIlsrtsd thsir wrapE.
re came sunf before / lsft laEt fan He
BE- the government expert and IL supposed
% be sns q the greatest living authorities
un szuiosires~
Isn't he Simply odiuusf whispered Pat
r3cia- as ira expert stepped before them
On tire 5unE dusty asphalt platform E5is
svsF are Ike q car Hnd his hands look
a. af they uHrfed 10 crawl IKE ing white
Eui6eT1l There is the EnhRsET berto.
sire SAID suddenly, pointing over The turn
Erle. where stood Japanese huT in 3
wdde-wirrsd kirnuns uf rsB-culursd punree
WIN crimson fsctnEE and q crimson uush-
rp0m hBt The carriage fs fust outside.
Tuu-u came. too. q course hlEhol.~ she
ndasd -FE1bsr wiz expect won
re shOuk his head and mutiuned toward
q dense EEBsmblsEs comprising a hslf
dozen q ms own race tn clerical black
and haff hundred kimuoo'd Japanese
whose faces seemed one composite smile
q welcome There fE q part q ny
rluck~ ne said There VIII h q 5uhllA-
riun at n1T hnchslur palace tonight. shah
See Won rurnu--ow. J hope
They wutcahea him fur n moment the
center 81 q cerernuuiuns ring u how1nE
figures. then passed through the srEriun
70 the steps where the carriage waited.
hundred Yards from ths entrance she
embassy rargdRFe halted abruptly and
EarihHrH caught her uunpHu3on'E arm with
a iuw exclamation. Al the side 81 rhs
SQUIRE saa-sd or rscltuire On the Eround
was q BODY 81 perhaps eighty men dressed
IN q asaHlv ffawuish-vellow. the hue uf
lrun-ras vim caHrss hsts and rough
straw sands,s. TREY were disposed n
Zines, n hI1ndruff WIS m each left wrist,
End q MIN rEttIinE iron chain linked an
rursaher-
-'They 49, run1icts. said Patricia ''un
their way to the cusTpsr mines I imagine.
They win n1rve presently and we cE1
pHEs'
e. III Asas q the melancholy IaErD1n
Stood m uffirrr IN dgrk blue cloth unl-
fern and r7srusv Eihrss, q sword By his
ssds. Ha saord rlrriurless as an idol. HIS
tsFuIzs fAre fmTazFHfv4- me prisunsTs
lDolrad On siazifiE 81 1he STR a tlhs station
So1ne talked n, INV ttEnes and pa=Ifs5 here
and there. with HuTrivs Chances Al me Of
rinsr. Tsarbara nu1er their different sz-
Tlrsssdcfns. sumo Etn1id l0W-bruwed and
fsEfEreless. R0vns with side-luulzs q
sharper cunning, an touched win Oriental
HpEthy-
bsll nov hfEEn 10 clBEnnr IN the train
shes Hnd fhnrs rHrpe she s-RETiuE host q
AZ engine Th@ t.fgicrr turned. gave a
SHARP order. s1d tae prisoners rose, VIM
hEhf clEnlang n thar chains Anuthsr
urasr ana shfE moved. IN d0ubls lines : :.
EinFIa fIe. into the station
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-01

the rurH1s doesn't agree WIN min az
rurertE Fo- 1hs lEE tvc dsys hs
seemed really unsafe There's flmuus
sRrHnese doe-5ucto- l- tins =e-luu- hut
hes been sck himself and haven't Esed
to s. So an orc mary massive vet Eu- .
shan have hiru locked Ht tomorrow.
CuffHs vas ss-vet tn ths small E-r wing
-uuul-E nurne-EEt. soft-tu-ed ruum 20
cryFtHi- glane6 Bookcases. Hud furniture
that had been hEn5ed down in the ban
d-1dEs family from cuneis-hrh-ed csl1uy
dzyE
ii seems shame Euid Ms Dan
driare That TINS evening has 10 be broken.
tut Patsy and ] musr luoE ia Al she Char
~ EazaHr I'm SIRE yuu won't mind.
Bsrhara il We leave you alone nov Tor
a. hour or 50. lts q new idea every la6v
Is 10 bring BurnsthtuE sire has no further
use for but uhict BE- toe Eood 10 throw
away
y presume observed the H-uhassso1r
tunorsrrtlr. shat some o. them VIII hang
their laahBuss
Ned. Hr5o Ms. Dana,aaEs as she
drew en- her WRAP -peoGle viii soon tulrs
1uu haven't q serious sI5e. li would serve
gou right - took yoa along Is uy con-
1ributian
Al" re- armed be "a WAS lnolEhtrul
enough 90 make previous engagement
Dr BersUuin is coming 10 see me
PBrsv's nose took on 3 decided eievBrera
lie Was On the train IFS The FIRST time
ever saw hiu without ItE1 suH-t-loosinE
gHps-oess heEd-huv OF ms v.ho goes v1In
elin egsr-vv-nerr as Interpreter.
i've nu1iued that Ms Dsnd-idEs ssic
By ths wEE, Patsy, who Goes that boy
remind ne O. il has always puzzled me
WHY. Fur-cR answered. ne looks
s1rnsthnug Hks Thai japanese sta5en5 We
saw 50 often the winter HRr-taErB Rne we
were in MONTEREY Yen rernembsr Bar
hsra-the one who spoke such perfect Eng
Hsh
so be Goes ssi6 her mother
-'l@ood-rgs Barbara" said Patricia q
hope the 6octur win be gone when We set
back
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-01

through the Dour q incense me muDotu--
Gus iu11narion q the liturgy rose N1th the
grandeur 81 GreCur1En chant
Nuku seskhsnEu.
Mu-yoku hisshin
AWE2-un NY pchirdE
Nuru sshslKn
itds who iE IN diErress-whsn inn-
measurable suffering presses on him
-AWEn-on- El-W1se and hll-pOWerfuL
can save him from the Wu1d'E czIzm-
rED
Once while the quisr yard sehosd tack
rhs slew eAdsncaE q the antique 1u1Ene
watchers eyes nuTned 10 The image On 1bs
pedestal then came back 10 an uhjecr fhat
crew rhsn-3ad draEn them far many days
against ms Wfi1-1hs white cross 81 me
chapel A lEEr gi0W q refrHcfs6 HEhi
touched h nov. a. red as blond. 3 symbol
Of the Infinite passion and pain A lunE
TINE ne stood there. The twilight dsspsnsd
the chant ceased lights EurEnE I'D aluug
me lane night fen vim us aickls noon
and rrUWdtuE STATS. but stM he srood, ms
face between ms hands
Al length he turned and ErouinE for fhe
cluth. rhreW II over me KWRn-un ana Iit q
lamp Swinging from huEs brass uez.ssr
Uul0cEnE an Alo0ve. he took uur q flssre-
N-ra.pEssd bundle ana. EEseEling ths tsals q
one SIDE SCI IN On the rEhis- He carefully
closed ths window and thrust hzr rhrUaEh
me staple d me dour before ne IN
wrapped IL
When ths rlsscs Wa removed ne pruFpss
INA LrnEEs II has contained EEIiEh1 on the
rahis- He poured into q EhEl0W plate 3
few drups q me bQnd haErng over ne
IRE hDW1-under the lHmpHEhr Il Cleaned
and EpErklsd uks mnl1sn E1ld-And win g
small brush using Infinite care, began "a
lay ne Lacquer on is uErVsn surface.
Once, a. q sound In some room below
perhaps me Increment AZ a saEVEnf-ihs
EloEEsed and listened in1an1ly II WRs as ].
he Wurkse by stealth a saDs lEbar self
1ur1ddan. 70 which an impulse. uz-sTrnz.E-
tsring lh0lEh hB-1-as1ded. Grove htn IA
HeGrst-
II WEs q crurEfiE WIN q dead CHRIS
upun IL
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-01

moui0us WELCOME 10 the foreign O5O-SHn-
Her rRure ktnlnn0 WIS woven wffh camel
has IN silver sci ufd BY Al OH showing 3
flight q sf8rks On q blue background and
elAEped IN FRONT with q silver firsdlv- Tshs
heavy pei hair WAS rolled into wings On
either side AND q high pun surm0un1sd her
forehead Thin irwin HIiralE STIFF with
p0mRds iuined 81 the back Ike the piIions
Of q butterfly and against The hlne-hlRrk
looms lay a bright knot d ribbon. she WIS
nov moving abuut tn room WIN silent
raddiHg q hEht fsst IN SNOWY. aig1tE1sd
tRhi HdEliring thu gowns winch he maid
had taken 1fEGn BErhRrH'E trunks.
HEra EEi6 BErhHra as the maid s
busy japanese fingers went searching for
elusive hooks and eyes is il true that
every japanese name mas q rnsEEing9-
81. D5e-SEn That mus' indssd true.
Al Japan name mean sumsthinE HHru'
mean spring for because my born that
time NeTT tUuuy-ne2
ii Is very ITsruy sand BErhErA
How INA utEs wEE me delighted
sxGlEmEuan- -MHmA-San give name Ny
IKE name ye1EEEgE for because mana
san No more IN this world NJ house III
he lanssams nov"
Where Is Eour house HHrus NsEr b. o.
The slender hand pointed ID rhs wooded
hsighl behind the garden Jus there On
me street CAL FrEysr-t0- Ibs-gOds- Ny
house 5000 small, AZ garden -bou1 Euaa
hiE she Indicated q space o. perhaps
E-E feed square FunBT me-"
And W'ho HIVES mere win yDug7
EHru smiled tlrdIiRutly- On 5000
many peoples FEua-sgn. En'-JuE mt
Nc hruthsrg-
she Hhauk her head. Ny don EUt she
Eaid- REpE-sEn very angry far bsaLuss
my 5us grl an NJ e01d be Am IL Fur7
AFthW"
she spoke win q smile but the matter
uf-taGt NuudE brought suddenly home &c
Barbara soEnsrhtnE q the fiaTur q ina
paaEiauE1s loyalty. thar non hsruisrn and
I nsb11E-T uoutaEuTu Of death which nEs
been the LhsEne u a hundred E-arieE Id
al JEuEnsss Grel 50. EEru" she asked
Z ~MOula every 1ErheT be CAD 10 give Ia
suns LIE Tor Japan
I HQ1 euurss An Japan ulEr moe hEupg
Il 70 be Eu fur our emperor Thzs FOR
wy bssrteT tg be uEn. Gtl ia can EtE5
home an WISH As me EuEu-s Iasr faEt-
eutuE E2E sEppsd into its place. she rurnat
- har luTely Oval fare Wt1h a smiling
sideluuE look
Na-H-Hz shs sEziEiusd Sow IN !.
4 hHau-lo0-ful ne only
Only WhHtg
Ky ranks 1hs oj0-saz zaast Eurfs.
1 tEruuEh lhs csussrg-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-01

Him Doubtless He WIS also BDddha Rnd'
rnuEht The way
An Anusyus had come from lhs temple
and ap-ruactaE The red bell-tURer. Mic
NHE of the huge bronze bell q hsRrT cedar
beam. Like 3 Gstapalt, was suspended from
rive eha1ns. he swung tins until SIS ruUrflsd
end struck the rim End the AR EEaled
with q dreamy sob q sound
n Il time for the HerTics.~ said me
priest ana farming. went into The rsuIFls,
from whose tutsriur Hoan came the WnooanT
1sEEping a . max gyp-rhs h0lluw, WOODEN
rizh which il the emblem q rhs Monte
sacf-snd ths sound q chE1rag voices
Thorn. rha man with whom the priest
haa SPOKEN crossed the hE5dEs to the
either temple vim SLOW stsp. He PASSED
between a. Sowing guardian figures sid
hack a psfssr sta1 and entered Ths room
IN which De stood had been the hAtden, OF
roum q worship. Around trs walls ware
ohluuE carvings. rnHr-VsiDusly lHoqusrsd, a
the nine flowers and nine birds a cid
gSpEness arr
Thorn crew hack q hsEEy 6rHTssry which
Covered q doorway. and entered room
maj H-HE W1ndUWless End VERY dErk- He
Ia a uan5le.
Tfls dim hEht II Furnished disclosed a
weird and silent assembly. T'hs ElGcs WIS
/ crowded with strange ElrrsranE ofsines-
f a hruu1s o. SILVER. q priceless Eulo lacquer
+ the dus1 rf1ick On rhetr faces. Lhair Eure-
ules misty WIN cubN-ahE- suuls EEzsd 'u-11h
q E,assiaulsss SERENITY or blessed win cut
z strstuhsd hand come lhrsa1Hnsd VIM
sewing fares ana risnched rhundsrhalrs-
gIno q the 1sndsr smile. IN Nhnss slssE-ss
nestle ne souls uf dead cll6Tans KWEn-an-
Il airane COMPASSION. WIN hsr many HANDS
Eruma-dni-O sudEs a the DsRd mEnErinE
ana terrible strange sHrdunic usnEa, half
htrd hElf- hurnEn
TIE mister az ms celestial ana internal
pEuthenn closed and Hooked rhs dour. Enc
muuu1s5 the Stairway a. the lufI-s luW-
rz-Enh.inE roam q eccentric shape. u1dsf
ne cEFT1nE ERhiss
EHrH. r1ruugh q lunE NI1apW hauezlt
dhs very caves. the liEh1 srLu came trisfElig
In rhs naEter was q huErd rHtls- hrrsrsc
U-i1h dalinErs uHrEiuE tools He ktndlsd M
charcoal IN q hronzs hihzlhl. and ser 0Tsl
Il q cuEpsr pm Ehich bsEEn 10 uuif a
thiaE Weaoy ndur- Prom q 1ahtnsl ne tool
phiais cuulEtntug various powders and
neEElraS mt8 fhs pen a I,uTrinn from aH1h
Lastly he EEdeE q guEutlry a Euid-lzzf
slaElF. rl1ks ~ TlEEs- Al uns soc . " tifs
sEk cluth Vas arEpe6 uFsr q psdsE1al. Ia
ereW rflis AWAY and Locked a. M ID
flniahad fiEurs n had runraalsd n VA
Al iuaEe ~ KEEn-un tn Al MErczfl
Thuru cruass1 ne roaH ana la1u-ng IL
albeEs "a lhs slnduE lrass. ieuked aut
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-01

Bsrsouin walked On .Ehung dsspsrHnsls
win ms Ehsstly spasm q merr1rneu1
II WRs q nervous Ac1soduu which Ia
hE.EzUtsd him Ter Eeszs- Il dutzc tram q
time when IN south America. IN an acute
szaEiE q personal hazard be had IauEnsS
rhs first peal q thai strange laughter %
winch he was 70 BE ersr after afrEid
Before long The EBru1y SIMS csEasd ana IA
grew ealmsr- The guist road had rnsrFsd
lnIo buster ubOrofare He walked On
slowly ril ms command w-hs renamed
West q the outer mDs1 q The ImpsrssI
grounds, ne turned I'D q pleasant lnns-hks
Erreei and presently entered ms own EH1s.
The house lutD which he lsr firuaslf v5th q
iAtchlsy Was q rambling, modern rv-D-slnrv
Structure Of yellow Erunuo. The Bovvsr
hoor WIS Er1EucALy uuusad since ~
tenant lived alone and did not .-ufsrtssr
The upper floor. besides HE han t,ryrtstn.f
sllisI bedroom barh ana dressaun room
and = MrEs barely furnished lstssraturr
Ihe lErisr wa lined On two mder s7rh
Eis-HH-ourei'eo shelves winch gave rfiru-ss
o. rows ~ books, q steel shells neral ana
Crystal rer0rrs. me dshcE1e EIarEEhsr-uzas
~ organic chemistry ane complicated IN
stf-lIlieIils whose use no one knew san.
illlLise1-E In serunE for uhs great srudeur
Lhe IeeT q Lf1e1nach IN Munich ana AZ
Hayer IN Vienna Against The val Iesn.5
oflfrrg board on winch pinned d0vp
Dy ID IN i'-lslcks, vas Eksreti-TIan Il a -.
N1t-lg llrrel Prom bracket ir a cor
ntf-lhs single Airy touch q delichcv In /.
Chamber almost sofdid IN ne EupuirrFr.r-t.
swung q bamboo cage W11h a brown hivr.
o. SsIs1eaa finch, q dJWuy puff q fsstb.r.
E1lh ils head un6sT i1s wing
tn me upper hAu BerHuuinF Ianvr...
hs1ao-ss1 has been stirling a. 9 Enau desr
writing Hsra1srltn entered the Iabursto-r
opened safe lei into q wan ana ~.
int n something Which Ne tool- -
me pocket Then ne duunad a dr.~-,-,-
EoWn the bog brought. End 1hrsU htrr.s-,f
lnfo huge leather chair
Make me Hums euffes. IsfHts a.. -.
l'hs servant did 80 silently ana s.-1,
using q snau brass sauora ubir4 -.
Ened . lathe % he 8En via M -.
be hr0uEht ans master q bur ~ -
havana ciEErE.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-01
oHAPTER VI

The A4st4E 81 dhs Wslf-HsHAG-
BsrhHrz s-Sod IN her roum Al me EN-
hEzET- p was sEmniouE and AIRY ne hiEh
walls pHnsled h iFurE-Nhils- Nlrh drEpaaaas
q L,elf1 hue
To r1H roum Mrs Dzndrddre bsraelf had
tElksn heE. EFesalrinE ll her HAru. N.hnm
me- hiEhrEs uule had hrougft-H Viva
eaEar figure frum q gHpanaze fan Who had
sunk sud5eulT Irune. every hns 81 her
Elan5sr furm bowed hands palm duNn On
the flDur and turahsad en- them In a nsrs-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-01

she 1houEh1 No one heard. bu1 uut by
the EEaisE hsdEe man vas ErEnd n
uEtauinE 10 me hlshed chords fiuE.rlr.r
through the open window DHuu1 rhruFt
MS cold IGTs iu1D MS pocket and listened
WIlh head thrown hEEE.
III NHE DO hriLtzul display 81 ts,sf.uIuas
t1.El held hiul. far lhs plEEsr Was tBurh-
ing Simple churdE Am LhHss we're Eiurlnr
Old meiad3es lhH1 t81k ham Tar a. Other
sas1eE Ent utnsr LmaE He smiled % hizz-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-01


Directly opposite stood q small Ctrlst-
tiEn Chzpsl II Was newly hult and srin
lacked iZs final 6eourErian-B rose window
WhuHs empty suEhss were HrupEed new
Win hlaak olath- Ez1Eh above me flower
iug green rs slEnrng ruuf Irtsd cross.
FoutEtaps Eratsd On the grave and 1hs
occupant 81 the ulder teIzEas cane slowly
thruuEh ms EEr6an. He Was q foreiEner.
rhulEh dressed IN gHT'Enese costume MS
shoulders we're bruEd and paWe-fll ana
De moved Wirh a quickness and grace IN
Frsp and Hcriug thE1 had surnsrhinE feline
ID IN HIS hair. vera lunE. WEE hlA1k,
toauhs6 Ntlh gray, and q curved mIlErAChs
hiH rs Hps EIls expression Vas HansiriVs,y
celeste ana Elerry odd-En impression
Hdded 20 ~ 6aeEly-se1 ewes. une CT Ehiuh
Was Vislhy larger uhan ths urher- q ths
zuriety lnuun Is pearl slightly bulauas.
lhouEh hqlid-hruNn and hearly dashed
Presently ne rrdez1 said In japanese
-'Ths CtrisriEn temple hCruss Lhs way
hunurahlF aupraErhas euluIilsriu1- AS
sure6lg. h1UeVer muths have eaten mE
iI1-ILiEanue. EEhy dDez rhs ElozuE hnls
Lllus-triuusly siscf q reuzE1n IN i-s VAL
II Is fur IhiEE rhsy CAL a 'N'ta1uW
EniE Tharn 49, q time IhsE VII pui
thsrsin a. EnEas1 HtuEuinErun. rsEresguf-
sra EuhIirrslF hiaHuEA eluud-hurn tsalDgE
ana i6luIll-loaEing saints IN uuluTe3 glass
TIE prisse nadaes ms silnusa hsae E4EalF
VIII perhaps uaiEn % BE- a E1k-
q rhe Ct,--istiun Cad 2 shH1L N1lh oe1aF-
Hnos. STUDY a. . have N-Etare1 Ug Nnrlh-
less HtlG E1lh uu1h EEruEAnE reaeilE q
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-01
CHAPTER v



Ths setting ain poured q nDod q wine
culnred IiElf over E.einRuEAka-rte -'faal-
ef-fhs-spirlt ar=e song slope rose be
hind the American embassy. WHITTIER the
uEDdrddrs r1cturin WIS rolling
lslaug rs uresz ran a lana burdered with
rhurn hedges A little way INSIDE this
stood a huge stone 1nrh facing 8 square,
urnEnented gateway. SHADED NJ cryptic
rnHrlas- The latter WIS heavily but nhzstssly
carved. and On rs ceiling WIS painting,
IN greer md white on a Eold-lssf ground
q KUEn-ou. the AIl-FItFtnE-
Frurn the gEts messy pavement, SHADED
by sacred mechi rresE- led 70 Buddhist
temple front q the Mnn-tn seer, before
winch flock q flurreriug grEy and white
pigeons we're pseliug grains q race SCAT
tered ny . pr5est Who stood an lis upper
step. watching them through placid. gold
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robe. q stole 81 Eole hrouAas WIS around
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lines q llfs's EessdinE tides
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-01

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27
WINS $500 BY 2 MINUTES
Passengers on Caledonia Stirred
by Scotchman' Wager.

Percy Ferrie. an American traveller
remarked TO j. b. Macdonald a Scotch
man. while in midocean aboard the Gale
donia. that the steamship would not
land her passengers on Sunday. He was
figuring that the storm the vessel was
encountering would delay her arrival
Macdonald agreed with Ferrie. This
drew the fire Of J. +. Averill. OF FORT
land. ore. who happened along.
Two TO one. make it any amount you
like" said Averill. that her gangplank
il out and at least one passenger Walks
ashore before ) p. m. on Sunday
Not a chance in the world. repiieo
Macdonald. IF you want TO put up
5000 against 500 the bet is made
You're on" responded Averill.
When the Caledonia came abeam the
n;er Yesterday all the passengers were
excitedly awaiting the outcome OF the
wager.
The gangplank was put out ana the
first passenger walked ashore at 4;'o
. m. Macdonald rushed AVerlH 10 the
smoking room, ordered drinks ana
"forked out" the $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27
GIRLS BROKE UP MEETING
Laughed at Captain Of Volun-
teers of America.

Two seventeen year-old girls annoyed
Cantain Boss of the Volunteers oil
America. at his outdoor meeting at
Seventh avenue and 10Th street last
night. and when the captain gave chase
Pa,rolman Thel. of the bicycle squad
interrupted the girls at an adjacent
corner and took them 10 tho West i-''h
street police station.
The girls had laughed during the az
dress delivered by Captain Boss. and ne
had twice requested them to he quiet.
When they again disturbed the meeting
the captain ran after them 10 l2"d
street He followed them 10 the station,
Int relented when the police asked IL ne
would make a charge against them. An
analogy would suffice. he said. ana the
girls. considerably subdued, asked par
don with alacrity.
They were Miss Marie Almond. who
said she worked in a candy factory and
lived at No. 246 East l2lst street. and
Mss Emma Gunther. a maid for fam
i, in The Bronx. herself living at No.
1lG East oath street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27

First prize--sl 40 Jackson touring car
fully equipped. purchased from the jan
son Motor Company. No. 1858 Broad"a! .
Second prize-Sl. 90 Paige-Detrcit t"re-
door touring car. purchased from me
Fmnire civ Automobile Company, NO.
1909 Rroadway
Third prize - So Krakauer plsyer,
nieno and s2j worth Of music puIcha.sed
from Krakauer Brothers, No. i f-aS'
18th street.
Fourth prize-ssoo Hallet & Davis
nIayer piano and 80 worth Of music,
purchased from the Hallet Y naNi'
Piano Company. No 80 ruin aNell"''
Firth prize - $50 Hallet n Davis
,,aVer piano and so worth of music.
nu,chased from the HIalet DAVIS
Piano Company. No. 5& Fifth avenue.
Sixth nrize-s 800 Conway player piano
| and go worth of music. purchased from
the IIallet & Davis Piano Company NO.
J5 Fifth avenue.
Seventh prize-S5oo Krakauer Brothers
piano. purchased from krakauer Broth-
ers No. l. East 18th street
Eighth prize-s,50 dining room suite in
oak@ten pieces-p purchased from the
proollivn Furniture Company. No. 81
Fulton street. Brooklyn.
Ninth prize--S225 motorcycle. purchased
from The New York Sporting Goods
Company. No. J, warren street
Tenth prize 500 Palmer motor boat
purchased from Palmer Brothers, No. 81
East 2iSt street
Eleventh prize-S20o library set "l FUR,
niturc mission and leather. purchased
frorn the BROOKLYN Furniture Company
No s53 Fulton street. BROOKLYN.
Twelfth prize -- 500 diamond ring
choice OF mounting. purchased from
Benedict Brothers, No. ~ Broadway.
Thirteenth prize s2o three-piecc Da-
vcno suite. In leather. purchased from