davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13
FLOODED AMERICAN HEROES
PETER PETERSEN, A FIVE-YEAR- OLD HERO

dams were too busy 20 notice him.
lie dug his toes into Brindle's
warm flank. and the old COW
wohblcd on toward the wood.
Sister Matilda also escaped. and
was found later by a party OF sol.
dlcrs. Hot % course Peter didn't
know this-yet
For days Peter rode on the old
cows back AZ night he would
sleep In the wood while the old
COW watched over him. and u the
might was cold he would creep close
90 the nice warm COW and warm
his feet on her body Tears we're OF
no avail And when morning
came and the first rays OF the sun
struck little Peter In the face. he
would roll over and say. Mamma.
forgetting that his mamma was
dead and that he was far very far
from home. He would then milk
into his mouth while the old COW
stood patiently and this was his
only food
The Indians did not find him lie
rode aud rode. and one day the old
COW stopped ia front OF cabin and
Peter asked where he was. lie was
In Wlnona. $50 miles from his old
home The Kind people took him
10 the village hotel and washed his
face and dried his tears. and there
he found a kind Norwegian woman
who spoke his own tongue. She
took him into the kitchen 20 get
him a good breakfast. but no
sooner had he set foot down inside
the door than he vas snntched up
In a warm embrace. and he looked
up into the eyes Matilda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

Peter Petersen had foreign
name. but he was a good American.
just the same. For was he not born
In Minnesota Il wasn't Peters
fault that his parents had been
born IN Norway.
He lived with bis parents In a
little clearing IN the Minnesota
woods. and he was a very wise lad.
for little chap five years
old. He knew all the animals and
birds 10 the woods. and he knew
the indians-and he feared them.
For the Indians we're the bane OF
existence 70 the Minnesota settlers
Just as they were to the early set.
tiers OF every other state They
would swOop down upon a lonely
cabin. kill the people, burn the
buildings. steal the grain and run
away again
And that Is Just what they did ~
Peter Petersen's home
II was a nice warm day In the
spring OF 1869 aud Peter was In the
barn hunting eggs for his mother
He heard a war cry from the wood.
and BY the time he could put his
head out OF the door TO see what
the matter was. the redskins had
scalped his father. who vas pillow
ing Ia field. and we're making
toward the house
Most lads would have cried at
this but heroes don't do that sort
OF thing And Peter was a hero.
He ran up to where the old brindIe
COW was munching her cud. turned
her out OF the barn and climbed
onto her back. Somehow the In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13
TALKS ON TEETH
By The REGAL DENTISTS
The Men Who Have
BaniShed Pain From
the Dental Chair

II we laid claim to being painless
dentists, and then hurt people who
come TO have work done. how long
would we stay In business?
II would be ridiculous claim To
make, unless we felt absolutely
sure we could deliver the goods.
But when we are making good
every day in the week--when pa
tients come here, afraid to take
seat in the chair. and, after we get
through, refuse to believe we have
removed tooth until we show II
to them. then we feel justified In
styling ourselves Painless Den.
lists" For In every case I'VE never
hurt bit" II you are skeptical. all
you need do is give us a trial.
II you won't go that far, will You
let us refer you to those who have
enjoyed having us work for them7
We know you want our dentistry.
and we certainly want your patron.
age. All that is between us. then.
is proof that we do as we claim.
VIII you let us furnish the proof?
We give written guarantee with
all work.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
laos Third Az, N. w. Cor. Union ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

Cynthia Crays letters

Dear Miss Grey; Could you please
inform me where | could go 10 night
school and learn 20 write with my
left handf ! have the writer's
cramp In my right arm and find Il
very difficult to hold pen.
WORRIED.
A-lnQuire at any public evening
school
Miss Cynthia Grey; am an.
Australian aud have not lived in
America Ions Would you kindly
furnish me. through the columns OF
The star. the addresses OF maya.
zines that may accept my writingsg
LORD a.
Surely a most casual exam,
nation OF the magazines ON the
street stands will give you some
idea Of the field IN this country.
Dear Miss Grey. C) Am II. How
Ions should my skirts be- co Am
I too young TO have a steady beaus
go Please suggest a Christmas
present for girl (n VIII puifs
be worn this season9 go Tell me
how to do my hair. Co WIN tur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

bans or large hats be most In styleg
n. G. n.
A-(nlf YOU are tall. just below
your shoe tops.
t2l Your mother is the one 60 de-
that question Tor YOU.
tSl A hand made handkerchief or
ven case, picture for her room. a
silver spoon
ca Yes.
90 Part Il. roll az the sides aud
coil loosely just below the crown
OF the head.
CD They are equally fashionable.
Dear Miss Grey; Please tell me
II the art stores buy pictures right
from the artists themselves. for l
draw heads like Harrison Fisher.
Gibson and Gilbert Hut as each
artist has HIS or her little trick of
making their pictures catchy. so
have | mine. H. y.
A-offer some samples OF your
work to local shops
A soiled black coat can De nicely
cleaned by sponging with a solu.
ton OF strong coffee 20 which has
been added a few drops OF ammonia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13
Portland EIkS Want
Big Convention 1912

vention Of Elks. which they hope
20 secure for Portland IN 1912
The sum considered necessary
to care for the nntlcred herd WAS
tentatively fixed nj $4,000. Of
which amount the local Elks have
pledged $4,000 from their own
funds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13
FASHIONS

Fashionable trotteur snits and
coats. also the new raincoats. are
made Ia practical style Of home
spun. serge. cheyiot and other Eng
lish fabrics.
Many Of the new jackets have a
large sailor collar.
Striped fabrics are very much In
vogue
Good secondhand bicycle wanted.
A. l.. Hall, iii First av. 80
Or. Maker. DENTIST. moved 10
Room 620 Northern Bank Building.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

PORTLAND. Or. Feb with
shafacteriatio vim aud vigor. the
benevolent Protective order Of
Eika Of Portland are today formu.
iating plans for whirlwind cam
eaign Ia raise 100000 for the on.
tertalnmont OF the national con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13
Mrs. Crippen's Half-Sister
Gets Estate of Murderer

half sister OF Mrs. Crippcn.
Crlppen bcqucathed his property
20 Ethel Clare Leneye. for love Of
whom be killed his wife Judge
Evans declared the will invalid 10.
day on the ground Of public policy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

Before brulllnE a slice OF ham.
rub brown sugar on II The ham
will have a delicious flavor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

This bewtchng with
nAtiy ireonor hat
O he
The hat shape Of white wide
band of the braid blue The
sufficient Is tho cluster OF Iona fhcrod ostrich tips.
blouse
OF Mechlin lace beaded =
waist with dark blue Empire SKIRT Jacket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

LONDON Feb i3 Judge Evans
today awarded the estate Of Or n
II. Crippen. hanged for the murder
OF his wife. Belle Elmore, 20 Mrs.
Theresa Hum OF brooklyn. ~ Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13
TWO DOLLARS REWARD

What shall do with dAnghera9
hhun the
when they have finished with the high school
after all. give them the
the best letter written this subject
The star viii 81 cash reward this week Letters he
written plainly side Of the BE- mailed
than Thursday Address the womans Editor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

ron new. modern furnished rooms ~
low prices. call 40 the NFEinius. sat Wiz
giHfa 81 near Wasttaka az 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

One OF the most invlgoratlng OF
baths Il obtained by the use OF the
following mixture: Upon half a
pound each OF dried rosemary and
dried thyme pour 2 quarts OF boil.
ing water Then put In half
pound OF bicarbonate of soda and
let the mixture stand for half an
hour. strain Il afterward and add
TO Il ! pint OF rosewater. Use, a
quart OF this mixture 20 a full bath,
and lie In II for quarter OF an
hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

A wire dish.drainer placed on top
OF the stove makes a fine bread.
toastcr. The bread will toast quick.
" without burning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13
ALL AROUND
THE Horn
By CynthIo Grey

looking well. rub them with olive
oil on taking them off the feet
Before wearing them again. rub
well with clean cloth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-13

Ailow ? level tablespoons of hak.
ing powder 10 each cup Of flour
whore no eggs are used in the bak.
Ing
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-02-02
Cured at Seventy of Serious Troubles.

NEWELL, ALA-I can't praise BodTon enough I'm seventy
old the mother of children and have suffered for thirty
with Catarh have paid much doctor bills
and used kinds of medicine but has done
for than anything tried have also suffered from
Liver Kidney and Bladder trouble have had hurting
doctor have an operation
but Bod Tone cured all this A.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-02-02

Among the ingredients WIich gire Bodi- Tone its great
po,Cer, Iron, to gire fe and energy to the Blood
Sarsdpdrtta to purify it, Phosphate, to nourish the
Nerves. Lithid, for the Kidneys. Gentian, for the
Stomach, Chinese Rhubdr6 and Oregon Grape Root Il
the LUer Cdscdra to tone to the BoOeIs
Imtesti,es. and PerMuidn Bar for the General System
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-02-02

Now in the Best of Health.
Bodi.Tone Saved This Merchants Life.

NORWOOD, La have taken Bod To
my life. For several years l have been
Headaches, Bowels irregular, weakness an
was broken down in general. Bodi-Tone
regulated my Nerves and made ME feel like
/ don't see how could have lived without
pounds since using it, have good appeti
feel much younger. own a general me
gladly recommend Bod Tone to my custom
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-02-02

If there anything wrong with your Kidneys BodiT one
helps restore tone to the Kidneys helps to set them right
If there is anything wrong with your Stomach Bodi-Tone
helps to tone the Stomach helps to set the wrong right
there is anything wrong with your Nerves. your Blood your
Liver your Bowels your General System, the health
making ingredients in BodiTone right to work and keep
on working day after day, exertng always definite action
that produces curative results OF the kind sufferers appreciate
fyou have Rheumatism BodT one helps to eliminate the
Uric Acid from the system while restores the Kidneys
Stomach and Blood thereby preventing continuance of
Rheumatic poison and putting new activity into muscles
and joints BodiTone should be used by all
suffering from any Female sent for its onng properties
have been found especially valuable in such ailments Bod
Tone should be used by all persons whose bodies
the full maximum Of natural vgo strength and vitality
for its purpose to restore the body TO its highest plane by
making health in every bodily function. Persons whose
bodies have been wasted by previous disease who have
suffered the ravages of LaGrppe, Pneumonia Typhoid
Fever etc. who worried and retted at their inability to
the ground lost by their Illness find that
supplies just the elements which their bodies have lacked
restoring the vital forces which disease has stolen Men and
who weak and rundown from overwork, worry
or causes unknown nem who feel their force
slipping away and losing their fight against the bodys
inecency, find new life il BodTone, hundreds testify
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-02-02

JACKSONVILLE, OHo.-I began taking Bodi- Tone about Fl
months was troubled with Kidney Complaint and Rheumas
and back would hurt bad night could sleep
work week later and have worked day have
work out of doors shine If had been for BodT
could have worked at all this for badly
down could hardly feel like taking Bod Ton
and think will make everybody feel B. F. tanner
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-02-02

All the ingredients contained in Bod- Tone pull together
for health and work like well trained put health
control of the body Each ingredient assist to
help to build upon the others work Each adds needed
element from the body Each has work do and
does we'll. They used because of this ability We
claim credit for discovering the ingredients in Tone
each of which has IFS well deserved place the medical
books of Of the civilized world We simply claim the
credit for the successful formula which invented for the
way which these valuable ingredients combined for the
proportions used for the curative force which thousands have
found BodTon Most of these ingredients are as old as
civilization ITSELF for the curative forces BodTone uses are
the forces which have always existed in nature for the
alton of the body Many of its ingredients are regularly
prescribed by the medical profession for diseases and
irregular conditions being used either separately combi
nation with such drugs each doctor may favor for there
wide differences of opinion among the doctors various
schools The exact combination used Bod Tone is what
makes BodT ones in fighting disease what makes
cure where doctors treatments have failed There is
other remedy made from this exact formula which is Bod
Tones own and which gives BodT one the curative and
restorative power makes possible the remarkable cures
experienced by BodTone users, which prove the
difference between Bod-T Tone and remedies That
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-02-02
Easy to Get

Why delay another day. when trial Of this proven medi-
cine yours for the asking Why keep suffering when
by clipping the coupon filing your and address and
mailing u.s. you get twenty-five days treatment Of
this great remedy which has already restored thousands to
health which folks everywhere talking about 1t just
stamp and you don't pay penny unless benefits
you You take chances for the value and curative powers
Of Bod-Tone have been amply proven by two years Of
glorious cures 1t is no longer remedy but remedy
with history-a history Of cures that has astonished the
doctors and delighted the sick 1t has been tested hous
ands of cases. covering ailments in both ages
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-02-02
INDIGESTION, Kidney Trouble and Nerves.

McCauey Texas began using Bodi-T had ndges
all down. and had taken remedies that
Kidneys affected. After using BodiTone gained several
pounds weight Digestion Nerves and Kidneys
feel like F. II.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-02-02
Not a Secret

The composition of Bod Tone not secret Each in
sedient that used make this splendid remedy is named
and fully described in the BodiTone book, which tells all
abot BodTone and is sent free to every BodTone user
know good and safe and ow you taking the kind Of
medicine provide real help for the body isa pure remedy
habormiag drugs nothing that nure the stomach it
contains Ingredient that your own family doctor will not
endorse and say is good thing 1t does not depend
killing pain with opium cocaine morphine other dangerous
drugs does excite the body with ALCOHOL but it tones
the body and its disorders with remedies Nature intended
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-02-02
Bodi-T one

does just what its disease by tonng all
the body, and you try box risk and
what will do for your body Bodi-Tone SMALL round
tablet that taken three times every day Each box contains
use and send you the full box without penny advance
that you try and learn what it u.s. you learn
how works in the body how it stubborn diseases by
helping tone every organ of the body Tone is
little word but great DEAL everything in health
When all the organs doing their part when each acting
and performed with natural vgor when the energy strength
and power of resistance disease all natural point
then the body in proper tone When disease has attacked
any part the Of the entire physical body should be raised
to the highest possible point make all the body help the
This is the which underes all of Bod Tones
great work for the SICK this the power offers you to help
you get new health and new strength.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-02-02

Their experiences have proven beyond As shadow Of
doubt that the BodTone plan of tonng all the bodys right
plan that helps to these and other disorders that
real aid to nature Many who were for years in health and
that single box of Bod Tone did good than all the
others combined BodiTone makes up and repays for past
sickness with strong and le health that often better
than the sufferer knew for long time before sickness began
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-02-02
Cured of Chronic Dropsy of the Heart and Lun6s.

kyI SUFFERER Chronc
my Lungs health my
given die had been tapped the fourth time when
about Bod for box and felt much
after that for and has cured
do all and friends surprised looking
well gaining good solid flesh day Mrs H. c. Steward
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-02-02

is why to send you box trial, you
write for it, for know you will find different and superior
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-02-02
Here is Proof

How Bod-Tone acts when put the test, how it makes
health by tonng all the body we'll illustrated by the follow
ing reports from former sufferers These people know how
restores health and tell their experience all the sick may
protby it, Every ang person should read every report on
this page, for these reports prove its powers Some of the
disorders may be similar yours but its work any disorder
proves its curative force the body Each tells story its
way story of past suffering and present happiness
pa simple but earnest English and tells what sick people
want to know-what Bod Tone does for those who it.
They have felt the heavy weight Of disease and they know
what is to get health through Bodi-Tone Read their
testimony, learn how Bod Tone others, send the
coupon for box trial and learn what will do for you
When you test it without penny, how you hesitate?
What be fairer? Read the reports, and send today
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-02-02

fering from Rhelatism Stone trouble,
Kidney, Liver Bladder Ailments, Uric Acid Dis
cases. Female Troubles, BOrce Blood and Sisin Afsc
tiOns Dropsy Piles, Cadrrh, Andensia SIeepLessness
| LaGrippe, Pains, General Weakness and Nervous
breakdown, tested BOdi- Tone and fully pfOren
its a,edt remedial udIMe In such disorders.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-02-02
You Need It

you tired of ceaseless doctor bills and wearied of
your local doctor is doing you real good if you
have given him chance do what he and the ordinary
scientific combination Of special remedies chance to show
and prove what it do for you Its greatest umphs have
been among and women with chronic ailments who had
tried physicians home and elsewhere without getting perma
nen benefit and for this all chronic sufferers
invited to try it for twenty five days at our risk
Bod Tone offers its raluabte services you right
right from this page If you sick, If yom need
medicinal help, If your bodily organs not acting
they should, If your body is not in right aud natural
That is sUhdt Bodt- Tone for-to hea,i
Vgor, Uafy and strength bysestoring the body
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-09

Official announcement has been
made by the Locomobile Company Of
4 new 1912 model, the "Ss" Locomo-
bile. This Is six-cylinder car for
ave passengers and will be termed
the Locomobile Little Six
1T is intended to All the demand
for high-class Little Six having
plenty of reserve power, and Is the
result Of much careful working out
of detail and thorough testing at the
works of the Locomobile Company Of
America at Bridgeport, Conn., says
an auto expert. "In appearance, de-
Sign and finish the new 49, Locomo-
bile Six closely resembles the 49, Lo-
comobile Six. which has become SO
widely known in the last two years.
In fact. the only important difference
between the two cars lies in dimen-
bions. The new Little Six has a
smaller motor. shorter wheel base,
md Is equipped with fve-passenger
foredoor body instead OF a seven-pas-
scnger body. -H
"The motor Of the car ia Of typical
Locomoblle construction. with bronze
crank case. high-tension ignition and
exceedingly ample cooling apparatus
10 prevent any possibility Of over.
heating. The motor Is powerful. de-
veloping power brake test
and thus. although the car Is termed
Little Six It will really have smart
ness and snap. This will provide ar
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-09
- C = ~
[..G'.1Asfe,sr{sD51]
1912 LOCOMObILE model Will Y.
help ALREADY. POPULAR CAR

abundance of reserve power, and a
car that will be powerful on the hills
and very speedy. ,N
The clutch Is of the multiple disl:
type. The four-speed selecttys trans
mission is used according to- the usu-
al Locomobile practice. the gear case
being constructed Of manganese
bronze, always q strong feature Of the
Locomobile. Every detail Of the chas-
sis that made the AS six SO COM
Portable has been incorporated In the
new car. The wheel base is 1928 In
ches. Three-quarters elliptic rear
springs are used and the power does
not pass through them. permitting
them to act freely under all coDdi-
tons. The balance Of the chassis IL
carefully worked out, mintnising skid
ding, causing the car to hold the roat
well at speed. and I'd ride with the
maximum of ease. The ten-inch an.
holstery. a highly valuable comfor,
feature and originated by the Locomo.
bile Company In the larger Six Il
used In the body Of the new LITTLE
Six Closed-car bodies Of the limous
Inc. landauiet ana Berlin types Of at
tractive lines have been designed Il
be used In connection with the Lit
tie Six"
Deliveries OF me new car will com
mence In January. 1t Is expected tina
the new car will be on exhibition "
this city In the near future.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-09
TWO WILL RETIRE.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec. g.
Rear Admiral Richard Wainwright. U.
s. ~. who was born In this city on
December II. 1S49. will reach the age
limit on the seventeenth OF this month
and viii be placed on the retired list
He will be succeeded by Captain
Charles Edward Vreeland.
Rear Admiral Wainwright distin-
guished himself In, the war with Spain
and was In command OF the gunboat
Gloucester mt the battle Of Santiago, In
which Admiral Cervera's fleet was de-
stroyed. and In which he took an ,ac-
tive pnrt.
Rear Admiral Raymond Perry Rod
gers. ". 8. n. son Of Rear Admiral
Raymond Rodgers. will retire for nps
on December 20. He will be succeed
ed by Captain william Rodgers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-09
Cable News
Chinese DID
KILL Foreigners

PEKING, China, Dec. s.-The fsrst
complete and direct news received here
from the scene OF the massacres at
sianfu reached here today and proves
IN he even more startling than the arst
rety,rts Indicated.
II is now known that I'm the out
break by the rebel. approximately s.
600 Nancbus were killed and eight for
eieners were murdered, including four
A ,,,,r,cons The foreign mission houses