davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
with Cedar.
CANTON AVENUE (PaNinrl

From the north curb line of Kerche-
val avenue, TO the south curb line OF
Mack avenue. 2s feet wide, with cedar
blocks on concrete foundation, Berea,
Medina. or any ot1er curbstone which
may be bid upon and ordered.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
Assessment E.timn,e..
ALLEY NUMBER I9s. (Paying,
Assessment Estimates.

s43 cubic yards OF excavations:
l422.3S square yards OF brick on con
crete paving.
s51 lineal feet OF retaining plank. ~
inches by IL inches. ~
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28

From the north curb line OF Kerche-
val avenue, to the south curb line OF
Waterloo street % feet wide, with
and Berea. Medina, or any other curb
stone which may be bid upon and or
dered
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
WATERLOO STREET P.,,..,.
Assessment E.timat..

esHmeht Estimnten- ia
GAS cubi; yards OF excavation:
943.lS lineal feet OF curbstone (nsw)
straight, 10Y 49, n
1904 square yards cedar ON con-
1886 cable yards OF concrete under
and behind curb. g7a-s VA
City Estimates.
80 cubic yards or excavations;
II lineal feet of new curbstona
3l42 lineai feet OF new curbston. ~
2-lo feet r Medina) circles furnished
74.2s square yards of cedar on con-
crete paving. 100
LIZ cubic yards of concrete under
1912 linesl feet OF retaining plank.
BRUSH STREET (Paving) seetasa
No. 4.
/. Assessment Estimates.
3S6 cubic yards of excavation:
b5s.l4 lineal feet OF curbstone (newl
soS.51 square yards OF brick ON con-
crete paving.
and its seh f1Sie sur rSrds of concrss under
BRUSH IsTREET Paving) sectisa
No. 2.
Assessment Estimates.
S45 cubic yards OF excavation:
Az lineal feet OF curbstone (new)
straight:
6s3-2s square yards brick on concrsts
paving: 80
1858 cubic yards OF concrete under
and behind curb
City Estimates.
- cubic yards OF excavation:
1877 lineal feet of new curbstone.
In Q-lO feet II "a feet X Medina) cir
cles furnished by contractor;
1000 square yards OF brick on con-
crete paving: ~
1.S9 cubic yards OF concrete under
and behind curb:
As lineal feet OF retaining stone, old
Medina curb may be used
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
WATERLOO STREET Paving,

From the east curb line of Hart ave-
nue. to the west line or Connor's Lane
26 feet wide, with cedar blocks on
concrete foundation, and Berea. Medina
or any other curbstone which may be
bid upon and ordered.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07
WHITE SLAVE TRADE
TO BE FOUGHT HERE
Crusade Started in Ell Paso
by Christian Volun-
teerS Church.

Col Sirl Winchester, Of the Christian
Volunteers church is in FL Paso and in
tends to open a branch office for the
work Of the church in this CITY He
says the purpose of the church is to
fight the White Slave traffic. 1t en-
ployes detectives in nearly every CITY
and then with the cooperation OF the
church members Of the towns a war il
made againSt [Ats practice, he declares
Col Winchester says the Christian
volunteers have branches in nearly
every large city and intheir division
Headquarters homes have been estab
lished where the girls they have taken
in charge in the course Of their work.
are kept until suitable homes are found
for them
In FL Paso. all the members OF the
different churches VIII be enlisted IN
the work, and strenuous efforts WIN
be made to put a stop to the bringing
In OF Mexican girls 10 the United States
for immoral purposes. The Christian
Volunteers church is non sectarian.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07
IA Years Ago To-
From The Herald OF H.
This Date 1897 O"y

'Pinafore" will be produced again
Aext Wednesday night with Don Earl
as the admiral
F. S. Albright and wife of Las Vegas
are travelling to this city burro-back
for an outing.
Janitor Connors has been all dav
burning caterpillars out of the trees
about the courthouse
The children of St. Clements church
held a lawn party last night in front
Of the parish house
Courchesne has received the ap
Polntment as French consular agent,
and has entered upon his duties
The city's aldermen were non est
tomatoes" at the Jones's trial yesterday.
as L was little too warm for them to
get roasted just then
Engineer Hill has placed an apron
on the fire engine. so that when It
goes out In the mud 1t will not be
thrown over the delicate parts of the
works.
X. B. Stevens will erect a 36x53 foot
two story building on Mesa avenue. ad-
joining ST. Clements church 1t will
have two stores on the ground floor
and 10 rooms above.
4. S. Robinson. father of alderman
Sam Robinson, was knocked down and
dangerously injured at D. m. yester
day by a horse driven by a Chinese
cook at Fit. Bliss for Capt Hinton
A guileless and unsophisticated son
of Montezuma was found last night
by the police trying to work off a
bogus Mexican dollar on an innocent
saloon keeper. He now languishes in
the county cooler.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07
The HeraId's
Daily Short Stsry


Morris pointed at the bureau and
Penrose took possession of the revOl-
yer.
Same caliber as mine" he said,
loading it. L warn you 1 am desper-
ate. If you call for help. 1 shoot"
What do you mean to do" Norris
stammered.
Il intend to arrange a neat little sui
eide for YOU"
Penrose produced a rope from his
pocket.
You have come between me and my
happiness" he said II admit you
scared me and that is why I am going
to make the first move and get rid of
you, at the same time making it ap-
pear you have committed suicide be-
cause you were disappointed in love-"
Listen now, Harry ....."
Don't tell me you give her up. I
won't believe you. Just be quiet, Nor
ria"
While he talked, he tied the others
hands and feet to the bedposts and
gagged him. Then he tied Morris's own
revolver at the end of his bed with
with the barrel aimed at his head and
ran string from the trigger to Nor
ris's big toe.
''You see my idea now" he said
with a smile. I pull your leg, off goes
the revolver; then I quickly remove
the rope and the gag and make be-
lieve was the first to enter and that
I am greatly shocked at this horrible
way of committing suicide. He did not
have courage to shoot, I will say, so
he invented this way of pulling the
trigger while asleep. That will be
quite sensation Morris. Everything
is ready now, 1 believe.
Morris was pitiful to look at His
eyes seemed about to burst from his
head and his forehead was wet with
Precipitation.
Here goes said Penrose as a Sixth
avenue elevated train rumbled past
drowning the noise of the shot. Quick
as lighting he removed the rope and
gag and looked at his victim. He was
just beginning to worry that he had
carried matters a little TOO far, when
Norris came to again.
D it." he muttered IT must
volver. Now you viii have to go
through the whole performance once
more"
Morris. who was ready to faint
away again. made a motion of protest
with his arms.
Stop. For Gods sake. STOP" he
gasped, as Penrose was about to gag
him. I swear will never trouble you
again. 1 take back my threats.
would not marry her for all the money
in the world"
Well" said Penrose sternly It have
made clumsy mistake and somebody
might suspect me, so I will give you
one more chance. Give me your word
of honor and 1 will see If you are man
enough 10 keep it"
Morris swore that he would never
as much as think of Margaret any
more, and Penrose went back to bed
convinced he had cured Morris of his
fixed idea for good and ever And he
was right Morris left the boarding
house the next day and never referred
to the matter in the office afterwards.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07
The Prohibition Election


July statewide prohibition by constitutional BASED
of counties Texas the prOhi
iOnal prohibition Out of the 237 organized counties @ are any q are
number Of poll taxes In the dry
year 2szoo counties sOo while
all counties $780, total for the state oo"o Inc prom
publicity estimate that wo-thrds OF the vote IN
phbtop twOrds the vote in the wet
counties will against prohibition; and that IN tne mixed "
prohibition 1t is estimated by the pco
make for the
hOmes election days that what the posts claim 70 pc COL
total of 100000 with majority OF $4,000 o.
statewide prohibition
antprohibionists "qu"
active participants in the campaign either side
population while the underlying
sentiment the state (when
overwhelming against statewide
prohibition.
many option
Possibly the pOhbihOnsts sangune in
expecting The sntpOhibi
tOn On the other hand are not giving que consideration 10
while actively favor of statewide prohibition will
itself Many viii from the polls rather
prohibition
would glad although they had committed themselves to by
actually voting in favor
safe say prohibition poll
will favorable
with the active pOhibiOnists they
prohibition constitutional
paper statewide prohibition viii
1es within the next Jew ys not now en al Inc next election Two years
prohibition
the statet and dOne the methods used by the liquor
If perfectly
prohibition
plurality spite the opposition of the cities
liquor stop nothing prohibition probable
prohibition be at month
More threefths population Of
partially
prohibition
regulatory adequate
protect limiting
and gdy enforcing existing laws would far to reduce
attempt prohibition the state is mistaken
ppe bring
of
morality government existing regulatory cannot
strictly enforced
prohibition in cities
public sentiment is against
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07
By
Frederic
J. Haskin

tide part of the nation itself. 1t became
part OF the United States in the same
manner that Texas did. It's statehood in
the future is Just as certain, nOtwith-
standing the cosmopolitan mixture of its
population 1t is only a miniature
melting pot" working after the manner
OF the larger nation, and in another gen
Grafton those who look with the ewes
OF faith, will see all this confused mix
ture If humanity come out good Amer
lc1sns all ready to give their life blood
for Uncle Sans defence If need be-
There are more than 10000 acres of
fertile and desirable lands in Hawaii as
yet untitled. Much of it is not used at
all, and the balance is only a pasture.
About half of it is owned by private
persons and the remainder belongs to
the government. In addition TO this
there are about 100000 acres which could
be made available by proper irrigation
and drainage. Already this land is be-
ing considered by hOmeseekers. Small
tracts OF 20 acres. which may be secured
absolutely free. will if properly developed
yield a handsome income within the
next ten years.
Hawaii, however, is not the place for
the mOneyless settler 1t requires more
capital to take UP land in Hawaii than
ON the main land as the methods OF
agriculture differ. The settler in the
semi-tropieal climate must have money
to employ labor and to wait from two
to four years for his crops to yield.
But with patience, and with proper
Judgment the rich harvest is bound to
come
Soil Is Fertile.
The fertile soil of Hawaii is suitable
Tor many crops beside that of sugar.
which Is its chief product and commercial
export. Perhaps the most lucrative
product is the pineapple. which in Hawaii
has luscious flavor unexcelIed bv that
in any other part of the world. Rice is
a paving eroi. 1t is said that bv grow
ing two crops of rice a wear. one crop
VIII pay the expenses of both. thus leav-
ing the other a pure profit. Cotton
growing mas been successfully demon
sLrated, and the same NAV be said of
rubber. Experiments with tobacco show
that grades which compare with the
best that Cuba and Brazil can produce
can be grown on Hawaiian soil. Coffee
Is poor mans crop in Hawaii. It grows
IN the nigh cool regions. It does not
require expensive machinery To grow or
TO prepare for market. 1t rather i'm
proves with age, and even a single bao
can be readily turned into cash as soon
as 1t reaches the market. Twelve acres
OF land have been known to yiaII u
TONS OF coffee, although a thousand
POUNDS an acre is good crop. One
man can attend TO 20 acres. executing at
picking time Pickers are paid 80 eanfs
per hundred weight of the berries
brought into the mill. Last wears coffee
crop IN Hawaii Appropriated half a
million dollars in value, and most of it
came 10 the mainland Of the United
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07
OLDEST LAW SUIT IN
COCHISE rs DECIDED
1t Involved Mexican Land
Grant Made in 1882 by
Sonora Treasurer.

Tombstone, Ariz.. July IA case
which had the distinction of being the
oldest on the court calendar in Cochise
county has been decided in Tombstone
IN favor Of the plaintiff, quieting title
TO the lands in question.
The case was that of Juan Pedro
Cfmou VS.. H. W. Hasselgrem and re-
lated to the title to a Mexican land
grant which dated back to 1882. This
case is many years older than that of
Notes vs. the ella Valley, Globe &
Northern railway, which has attracted
much attention on account of it's age
from time to time for a great many
years.
The events leading up to the case
are as follows: In 1892 when Cochise
county was part OF the republic of
Mexico, then the treasurer of the state
OF SONORA granted to Rafael Elias the
tract o land then known as the San
rafael del Vale. After this territory
had been coded TO the United States
oy Mexico the owner of TIE grant con-
tended that the original title was
good whereas many of the actual set
tiers laid claim to rights and titles
initiated by actual possession and the
case has been in litigation ever since
Among the defendants who have fig
ured in the case from time to time
are found James Wolf. the old COW
man who furnished Alfred Henry Lewis
with the inspiration to write his now
famous 'WolfvilIe Days" The old man
IS still living on the San Pedro river
within ten miles of Charleston (the
WOIfvIle of Lewis). Also DR.. Good
fellow, afterward chief surgeon of the
Southern Pacific railway; the Packard
Cattle company. Brewster Cameron the
PENNSYLVANIA politician. and practically
all of the Elks and Cameron families of
Sonora
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07
NEW TOWN KICKS
ON MAIL SERVICE
Wenden, Ariz., Citizens OBJ
ject to Having Mail
Locked Up.

Washington. D. c., July 7.-Cftizsns
OF Wenden. Ariz-, are up in arms
Wenden is a new town on the A & @
between Phoenix and the Colorado nv.
er- 1t happens this way. Eastern mail
gets into Wenden about 1925 pm. ana
western mail about 3:25 a. N. The sta
ton agent or somebody has been In
the habit of locking the mail I'D in the
depot until 10 a. m. when it is re-
leaSed and taken to the pOstoffice for
distribution. Wenden citizens claim
tnat II they are a new town. thew
are uptodate and they strenuouslx OBJ
1ect 10 having their mail in town from
seven 10 II hours before they can get
10 open II, so they have petftfoned deIa-
gate Cameron. the postoffice llens-t-
ment and everyone else likely to helm
their cause at all, asking that the
posto1Ilce be opened earlier in the dav
Postal Changes.
MIS-. Georgia r. THOMPSON has haen
appointed postmaster at HeIvetia, Pima
county, Arizona, vice c. A. Mclean
me postmaster at Kfngman Ariz.
mas eeen authorized to lease quarters
Tor 10 years from August / 1911 on
Beal street between Third and Fourth
Jose NJ Jaramillo has been appointed
postmaster at Burley, Socorro. n NJ
vice B. n Jones.
VIM H Dodd has been appointed
postmaster at Langtry, Tex, vice e
Morgan, resigned.
The second assistant postmaster
general has announced that in the fJlt-
ure the delivery fee colIectabIe on par
cells between Mexico and the United
states shall be five cents for each
package instead Of a cent for each
four ounces as heretofore.
Ordered to Pay.
The interstate commerce couuis-
sion has ordered the Southern Pacific
to pay 1854 and waive an UNDER
charge claim of s31s6 in the case OF
Melczer Bros Us the Southern Pacific
and the Maricopa. & Phoenix. The shin
ment II question was q carload OF
beer bottles from Phoenix to Los An
geleS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07
MAYHILL BARBECUE PROVES
MOST SUCCESSFUL EVENT.

Mayhill, N NJ. July THE barbe-
cue was one of the finest ever held
here. The day was fine and the din
ner was enjoyed by everyone. Not q
shot was fired during the entire day
George Hogan, of Dexter, n. NJ, was
thrown from a buggy coming down
the mountain and was badly shaken up
Forest ranger Ballig is building a
new pasture for the ranger station
which is to be moved from Elk ID
Mayhill. The lines of the Alamo for
est have been drawn six miles west
throwing the old station on the out
side, causing the change
A son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Upton
had his arm broken by falling from a
table.
The small child of J.. C. Cady was
hit in the eye by a barbed arrow and
it is feared may lose its sight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07
Edith, A Girls Name
What 1t Means-Famous People That Bore the
Name-The Name in History. Literature Etc
Copyright, 1910, by Henry " Fishery

famous English author of the Rape
OF the Lock" was named Edith. aud
so was the wife of Robert Southey.
poet laureate.
In the Bloody Brother" by Bear-
mont and Fletcher. Edith Is the prin-
clpal character Edith Dombey Is the
beautiful and scornful second wife In
Dickens famous story, 'Dombey and
Son"
Edith Wharton. the popular novelist.
is born New Yorker. and confesses
TO As years.
Next in order: Caroline. No. A.;
Cordelia. No. A; Anna. No. as.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07
JTNctMzA Wars Denatured Poem,

grocer satisfying breakfast
= had when l young" said
wholesome
themselves excelsior Their
@ mill and the and
and He'd
with got vaIue
their scads; they healthy andl ads;
shredded
We oe the mill buy kids fodder at the stuff
Of these easly and then talk of stringent times and
dmeaIn
old
your excelsior"
Copyright 1871, by o..-s. Matthew. Aa.n. DaeAz7e<o.>
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07
COUNCIL WANTS BUILDING MOVED
FOR SANITARY REASONS

The city council. through the city
sanitary department.. on Thursday.
served notice on Mrs. r. p Campbell.
TO show cause why the rear OF the Gem
restaurant. at 81 San Antonio street.
should not be removed. The reason
given Is that the rear of the building.
which contains the kitchen of the res
taurant, is in an unsanitary condition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07
THE name Edith is Anglo-saxon to

TT HE name Edith is Anglo Saxon to
the core and seems to be the
feminine of Edward. Her en-
blem is the bridal rose.
The first English Edith the records
tell of was Earl GOdwin's daughter
who was instrumental in procuring
the election of Edward the COnfessor,
who as a reward, married her
Edith of HOrdaland was a proud
English maiden. who refused the hand
of King Harold, the Fair Haired OF
Norway until he had made himself abb
solute ruler.
The mother of Alexander Pope. the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07
FRENCH PRESIDENT
RETURNS FROM TOUR

Paris, France, JUsy 7-Preside0t
Fallieres and his party. including for
eign minister De Selves. returned to-
day from his visit to Holland.
Jules Cambon, French ambassador
to Germany postponed his departure
for Berlin until this evening. In the
meantime he conferred with premier
Caillaux and NJ De Selves. on the Mo-
roccan situation,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07

begins pros
delightfully."-
in
probably plying
they haver reports
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07
Destruction Of the Maine


= primary ship. report
thoroughly accepted as of greater
years event
of
exploded outside
Nobody government had ANYTHING
that certain officers acting independently the
Spanish authorities war
ship in the hope o o. prerment O. somek kind
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07

William L. Foster. linotype operator
in The Herald composing room, left
today on the Golden State Limited for
chicago, Detroit ana other eastern
points
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07

HERALD TRAvs
ELING AGENTA
Persons solicited
20 subscribe for
The Herald should
beware Of impoe-
ters and should
not pay money 60
anyone unless he
can show that he
is legally author
ICED by the ID
Paso Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07

WAHAETEED
CIRCULATION.
TIE Esraic bases
asi advertising
contracts on q
e ara IA e e OF
mo-s thar twice
the circulation of
aay other FL
aBe. Arizona,
EeW Mexico or
West Texas pa
ger. Daily average
succeeding 10, geo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07

Ths Assoc3ax;oa e Amerscan
A4~srsissrs hss examined sed certified 10
he ssrua.tssn q ths pUb6caina. The detail
nspot a sscA exzminstiaa Is O hls = tbs
Ncw York Otsoe Of The Associatioa. re
ahe evEs e GiTculafioo guaranteed
y. 81 geAptts .:.!.s,'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07
Annexation of Hawaii Creates
Native Patriotism On Island

People of Former Monarchy Resent Having Their American
ism Questioned by Visitors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07

boys and
end of produced
times
of Mash inc Deep
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-07

thing right is street
car
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23

gaor, bet ofte imoat meb be tungt To-
iteoe Sleoer. Wonsen en- paao
Sflorre bar bette ifoffet os. Wen iaa
fdar ni bet lettere naar ni ifal ub.
ooer igien. Seiian, bpor oct saar.
Sneipruten itaar bsit ooer Manb os
Sunoe. 90 Sunbe bar hi, iom fan
tl9ffe. Get er en- SornsieIie Of ar.
6eioe meb Dem. De er ole uSisate
Chr fra 8rsnIanb.
Set er MI 8 Tiger, iiben hi BE.
gprote Sprettelieu al Dor citation,
90 ie MI er alt fproiat.
Set eniomme SsIanoffab bar I'm.
sersaaet en- itor Sorunbrins. stiIbe.
ben er bruot. Spor fsr fun EN- ems.
Ing Bingbin oa SRIipor frpoieoe
Ssieen, ligger MI Ell bel Iiben 2onos.
tp. Sort iolioe lille Siis Iigeer fit.
fert og trpat, bpaset A SOB neo /
ltenbaoro Sne og a~fitipet meb gar-
olner poa ale aonter. Bort Sienr
bar faaet Ropnet "Srambeim". Set
ligger paa ca. 1914 9. 8. og 7S.4o 9.
@r. Sormobentlig BET ipSlieite be.
boeoe Steo. Ruubt Suiet er opilaoct
Is itore 16.ManosteIte. De benpt.
ties bells for Sunoene os Tom Splaas.
lteoer for Brooiant, &liI, 9eb, &c.
MISUNDERSTANDING m. M. m. Sort
Observation-Disclosures Iigger ca. / am.
ira Stationen % i~noeboIoer fuIbt OBJ
az Brooiant for 2 aar. @i bar,
iioen Ri fom bertil npiten u6eluffer.
De lebet al splfiso. @i bill life butte
Dor Selbif meo nogen Het / gerben.
Ser er Iasier Of Gel, % hi bar
mart neoIaet nof boabe for os ieIo %
ole bore S,1nbe for ginteren.
Sm nogle Gage er "Sram" fIor
I'll at forlabe os. Gen eoor moo
Roro meo Silien og gub. 90 hi Be.
apnoer Dor @anbring MOB snb.
Seq fan intet iiee pm SremtiosuS.
Ii9terne. gi ifol sisre, bbao Ri fan.
Get er min Seniiet of isge at no.
l99ge ct tort Sopeboepot paa so @r.
rg ct mfilore iaa Iangt MOB Spb iom
muligt. Seq nerer BET itiGe Saob
nieo De nbntprfeoe WioIer, iom hi
bar til 8aaoigbeo, at rpffe frem til
SO Or. meo BET minore DEPOT ole.
reoe | Ssit, inoen @srfetiSen letter
inb.
Roalb Imun6ien
Srombeim, ODE Sebruor 1911.