davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-17
IF ITS YOURS. CLAIM IT.

About three months ago q long.haired. yellow dog. about a year old came to above Dome creek, and has been q constant b.arder on that claim ever since If the owner does not claim property and pay charges the animal will be claimed for keep.
 ED. WtRIBACHER
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-17
fttS lbtcllu ullN. JAMES WlCkE FIR SllA NJ. Delegate from Alaska.
" Washington. D. C..

June lh, l'ii- The Attorney General. Washington. D. C.
 Sir - am just in receipt of a letter from the municipal clerk at Fairbanks. Alaska. enclosing copy or resolution by the common council of the town Of Fairbanks. rendering site for detention hospital for the insane. You will recall that l talked to you about this matter per sOnaly some time ago, and that We both agreed that the governor was mistaken in his view of the law, and that there was ample power fir the reservation of a town lot tO which patent had not been issued, for this institution. l left the papers with you al the time of my conversation in your office. since which time l have heard nothing about the matter. The resolution which l have re ceiVed recites that q copy is for warded to Governor Clark and one 10 you Will you have the kindness to look into this matter and advise me il there is any reason why this hospital should not be built accord ing to an act of congress upon lot or lots rendered by temporary occu- pants and to which the government has title as d part of the public do main.
 "Respectfully,
 JAMES WICkERSHAM.
 Delegate from Alaska"
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-17

minutes. The two round platt- are for he pies, and the sheet of cake may be used in tho ho-hct II inn pr yes if kept day .r IHo Split the round cakes and GN Hh |ua prepared cream.
 To make the cream. lHf hr.. cils of milk into fho double boiler and place on the fire Beat ta..'N.r in bowl three abI,.uoaaf' ul flour. twofhird- If q DuptI f su- gar. one large egg and haIf 4f spoonful of salr. When rhi- l. light and smooth stir f into the boiling milk. Baa well for two miuuto-. cover the boiler and crak the cream for fifteen minutes. stirring frturu. 1 ly. Flavor with bali q teasponufHl of "ani!!a ul itmon cXfrarr cuai and use. This cream i= more dtlie9r. If one tablespo nul sf flour bo omitted and two eggs be used
 Plain Ice Cream. Heat one Mur fl milk 10 rha boil yolks of six eggs beaten WjiU ,ur cup of sugar Turn back mro rhr double boiler, and cook uneil GUS tard k formed. raking care fHar il does mo- curdlc Strain and when cold add TWO cups of crrom. ra hlcspo of vanilla and then freeze
 Chocolate Cake Filling.
 Crate four squares ot chocolate and stir into ouchaIf cup ol miln. add one.half cup of powdered -.a. ar, lh" y,lk of .ne egg arj aeoh q. t .,t t,Tlf,,,. ,r..,f..r.. .rrr -.....f add tablespoon of vanilla extract and spread when cold between layors of cake,
 Iced Orange Sauce.
 Boil together for jcu minutes one cupful of water half a upfu of sugar and the srat"a :tHo9 rjb9 of two oranges Add |. .uis preparation he juice of iou orange. Cool aud freeze Boil three Dahlr~pooululs uJ sugar with three of water for two minutes. Beat this ingo rhe white Of one egg that has been byafeu r' q stiff dry froth. Stir this mcrnguc into the frozen mixture and Dhs saucc will be ready ro serve.
 DRINK MILK. In dieting for bcauJy a milk break fast is excellent The taste ul the individual and her position in life will need 70 he taken into consider. ation A daughter ol incidence. wife of elegant ease sr a girl reared in the lap uf luxury might have tuc milk-White complexion ui q baby if she took milk alone; but the woman who has 10 hustle for the means tu pay the dairymam would be better Tor basin of milk toast well but tered and saItod. with a glass If hot milk for dessert.
 Boiled rice and milk. bread and milk, hominy with melted butter and q pint of boiling hot ur ztprliz,d milk all come under the head of diet for lily-white cOmplrNions
 II takes all hour and thrcc-quarrrs to digest raw milk and two hours for boiled milk, when the lovely ere ature would have a taste for broiled Spanish mackcrcl and dish of creamed onions or cold asparagus and a pot U tea
 A very light repasl should bo talk en if there are duties 10 perform A nice lunch. after rhe milk breakfast, is poached egg on toast, Wi'h a dish of fresh fruit. Tea comes '"a hours later. and for the appetite that will wait OH the o'clock din. ner royal princes would marrGag" thpir hirf hriph hi
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-17

An lriShman was somewhat under the weather and he consulted a phy- sician. The doctor said. Patrick, you're run down bit, that's all. What you need is animal food"
 Remembering the case few days afterward, when in that neighbOr- hood, the doctor called upon Pat at the stable.
 Well Pat how are you getting on with the treatment?"
 Oh, sure, sor, Oi manage all right with the grain and oats, but it's mighty hard with the chopped hay"
 Whats the matter?" asked the policeman of the tramp: haven't you any place to go?"
 Any place ter go!" was the con temptuous reply. I've got the whole United States before me. I've get so many places ter go to dat it's worryin me dizzy maxim up me mind which way ter start"
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-17

On Saturday the applications for renewal of the liquor licenses of the Barthel Brewing company. Lindsay X BeCkwith. R j. Ges. Phillips X Flynn. Hoyt X Kelly. of Fairbanks; Miller X Susang, of Garden Island and Charles Chanquist. of Panama, were granted by Judge Cushman
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-17

The case of petCr Nach0n VS John A. Lund. Andrew Nelson and C. F, Schon was dismissed on We'd nesday on showing made hy the attorney of the assignee of the cause of action that the claims had been satisfied
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-17
NEWSBOY MAY SHIP SOON

:. :. :. :. # Z. .:. :. :. z. :. <. * :. Z. :.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-17

In a marshal's sale on Thursday the property of the Engineer Min ing Co.,. operating cn the Engineer association of Engineer creek. was sold. the N C. Co bidding in tn" property
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-17

Crate four squares ot chocolate and stir into ouc-haf cup I mjja. add one.half cup of powdered -.e ar, he y5lk of ,ue egg ali eaah {. q dish set in boiling water ur f Thick, add tablespoon of vanilla extract and spread when cold bD~,eI layers of cake
The evening world., 1911-05-27

These times he's too much engaged. A vacuum deane .wees nor floors
and an electric cooker prepares M food. A patent attachment plays ths plano
dog, III she doesn't have ours of cas- She's far too busy Via with the
demands OF society and thu requirements OF sport dress. drama the need
Of travel lot to mention the suffaEe Movement m the Emanuel Movement
and the Swobodn Movements and all he other little movements hat have a mean-
of their W only nobody car md ot what they are.
II the stork m incoming around the flat. she warns i'm that he's at the
wrong address, and Is lot as deeply interested in the welfare of thu heather
as her Grandmother was But h doesn't have N hours o ease mt the rest
curc santarium claims her for its own, AM ever thns she an restr or thinking
OF what it's costing her by the day
Just sten to this" went on Ioerum as he picked up thu paper and glanced
Mrs White found herself syTied on the green while Mrs Brow
"a practically dead after only four strokes Mrs. Pink In attempting
to jump tho bail with a mashia knocked the other into the hole At the
eighteenth tee Mrs Gray Green " os dorne and Miss Mauve Won with
seven up running down two Of her first puts'
You'd think" continued rOerum as he dropped the paper. chat I was
reading o thu horrible account OF a female massacre. hut 1t appears the
ladies' we're merely PLAYING golf gather as much after readmg OF or a couple
&c columns A pleasant time as had by all and the list OF those present took
You'd also think that after a lady had been stymed an dormie driven
into "a hole in the ground with a mashe, all in the sam day, he'd be ready
for the hospital But 1t seems not The chances ire she'll take n lookin oil a n
Ihen matinee and then attend n tea fight held in the Interest OF The Cause m
But that's one place where We mere men still have IT OF them. There ire
few women that can smoke in public m look as II they were enjoying
themselves at IT,. Personally never knew mt ne that could. She lived in the
state ofA Arkansas. She smoked a pipe She also chewed ai sometimes she
dipped snWr. But she didn't belong to tho modern school of advanced thought
n guess she wouldn't count
Yes sir, woman has ABOLISHED the hour OF casc-aboIshed II FOR herself
and for everybody else as we'll She has invaded the learned professions and
taken up law, medicine, burglary and other nneso endeayor that used to be-
long to the fecbNr sex She's coping all the medals at tennis, horseback rid
ing, bridge whist and tran shooting. IT'S only n question Of time utl hell 40
putting thc shot winning the pole vauuuna championship contest an sitting on
the Supreme Court bench In a black silk gov with puff sleeves and a polonaise
effect ON tho overshlr. Th~en be nothing left for US except to commit sui
eide or become deepsea Divers
AN lcvry aside" said Hiram, 81 understand tat a woman las beer SER
iously proposed for Mayor OF New York"
Then" said Ioerum, in a resigned tone, 1T is indeed time to remove III men
AID boys TO a place of safety
The evening world., 1911-05-27

or food, gets w~ild-eyed, Perhaps he
foams at toe mouth, Somebody sees
him and yclls Mad dog ana that's the
finish OF the canine.
The dog haters who 1--we in the city
protest that the city Is NJ place for
dogs. The dog ha'ers who live in the
country say the country Is no Face
for dogs. but the dog is here. and
he's going TO stay until the natural
kindllHcss OF mankind Is disslHated.
However, there is n degree o. mod
eration in caring for dogs over which
dog owners should not 60. Putting a
iewelled collar on a dog. furnishing a
dog with silk-lined baskets 10 sleep In
and e%quipplng . little nut with a sweat
or. boots and n handkerchief is not only
foolish. but it emharrasses the dog, A
pampered dog Is always unhappy.
Feed a dog right and keep him
olsAn and be y . jolly. enjoyable oow'
The evening world., 1911-05-27

he asked.
NO said Gus. - sin't that, but, as
the old saying goes. 'Gesundhstt 70 bss-
ser den k%runkhettP Which means that
good health ia better than bad health"
I'm glad your health Is no good that
It makes You happy" said Mr.. Jarr.
"Oh. my health II all right. but my
wife's health II amt good at all. and
she's afraid she's going to de" replied
Gus.
why, that's bad" said Mr. Jarr.
NO. said Gus. ''When my Lena she
Is sick that way. then she IL afraid I'm
going to marry again. and 30. My! she
Is nice and pleasant"
II hope you do not encourage guch
painful reflections ventured Mr.. Jarr.
Here you" cried Gus, picking up tho
bungstarter. you drop IT,"
you drop NJ said Mr.. Jarr. meaning
the bungStartcr. ~ you make any hos
tile demonstration at me IN draw a re-
volver and stab you'll"
Gus eyed him n momen and put down
the b~ungstartor.
"Or curse ! amt going to hit you
with IT," he said. because you owe me
four dollars and eighty cents, and II
was 20 crack O In the face NIT q
b~ungstarter or anything then you'd
have an excuse not 10 pay me, But
The evening world., 1911-05-27

The application OF her idea In the
past would have amounted to a stranglo
hold on the progress OF the nation.
George Washington had a foreign namc
Patrick Henry's name was almost as
foreign as that OF Thomas +. Grad.
Tho signers OF the Declaration of Inde-
pendence had foreign names. Abraham
Lincoln would have been debarred from
holding Office n there had been a ban
on foreign m President Mckinley
could not have been elected. nor could
Theodore Roosevelt. who boasts OF the
ffty-seven varieties OF foreign blood IN
his veins. Wa would be IN a bad wav
to-day were II not for the part that Is
being played in craftsmanship and poll
tics by men with what Or. Shaw oavs
foreign names'~
The evening world., 1911-05-27

Il was only saying I hoped you didn't
talk 10 your sick wife about marrying
again" explained Mr.. Jarr.
"Oh, don't r." rejoined Gus. TIE the
only time I can do II when she 10 sick.
Lena. It's all right! II you should die I
can MARI your cousin Christina: and
then there 10 Bepisr, the butcher. he has
. hne. grown up girl hat would make
. good wife, and she has got money by
. grossmuttsr dying on her! BY
Chimminetty! l don't know who my
wife don't like n most when I say
that, her cousin Christine or Bepler's
Lissis. She's 80 mad nit them that she
IL nice 20 mo-"
We'll. run you own affairs In u
own way" counselled Mr.. Jarr, '"but
It's queer to see you in such a good
humor when your wife Is sick and bust
ness Is 20 bad"
"Oh, my wife she amt so very sick,
IT'S only indiscretion." said Gus.
'Indiscretion? repeated Mr.. Jarr.
'You e indigestion"
"Oh, whats the difference" replied
Gus. Don't they mean the same thing"
Mr.. Jarr. after thinking a moment.
had 20 admit tina they did, In a meas
ure.
You see." said Gus, I'm a Teller with
an education. And I got sense. You see.
I waS worrying about my Lena, because
the doctor charges mo more for coming
70 SEQ her than he pays ma when ne
comes to see me. And, az for business.
! was worrying myself TO death about
II. And then I said to myself 7 ain
going to die that way"
Good said Mr.. Jarr.
Sure said Gus. Amt / got a good
stand here? Amt I got a nice place up
stairs to live in? Eight rooms, three
OF them NIT furniture in them. II my
Lena should die, couldn't l marry her
cousin Christine or Bepler's Lizzie7
Besides. my Lena has insurance to
bury her. And. as | said TO her when
I told her all this; What have We got
to worry about"
I'm glad that philosophical %refloc-
ton convlnces YOU OF your enviable re-
latton 10 the scheme OF things entire
said Mr.. Jarr.
AS a friend" said Gus, earnestly.
"as a friend l am giving you a warn
alton that II you talk to me that a
I'll hit you What iur,sbuncshun have
you TO come In my liquor store and
talk that way 10 me-" Then his face
broke into smiles, by goll!es' l guess
| can talk some ct that Omission talk.
too he added. That jurishunlIshun
IL a dandy, amt It? I'll use that on
Slavlnsky and tell him I am talking
The evening world., 1911-05-27
Letters From the People

fec, OF land ran the horse Craze one"
The horse could feed within a perfect
circ.r II the barn were not built on the
held This circle having a radius NJ
100 feet, rs area would Ice 81, 4l6 square
feet G0oNicox3 lil6-3l,4l6 square feel.
But since the barn Is built on the
field 1t is evident that tho horse must
feed all around II and consequently
cannot feed within "A perfect circle. The
size OF the barn being % feet square,
the area must bc 025 square feet cox
625 square feeO. Therefore the NUN
OF square feet OF Land on which
horse grazes Is equal 20 the diifcrenr,
between G25 square feet Carea OF BARN
and 3l,il6 square feet (ares of CIRCLE,
which Is 80, 1sl square feet.
j. Z. SULLIVAN.
The evening world., 1911-05-27

cafe on tho corner.
II amt seen you
for a long time"
Mr.. Jarr was
taken q by
this unwonted
oordiaaity.
wv h as the
matter with your
a you insulted
and driven away
o u best custom
ers that you
8 n o Via b so
blithe and Eay?"
The evening world., 1911-05-27

meeting Thursday
night to protest
against the activ-
ity OF los catchers.
ono might infer
that tho town has
gone to the bow
vows"
The situation at
y g " Rochelle
said the Laundry
man, ''ls another
illustration Of the
power that can he
The evening world., 1911-05-27
The Weeks Wash

b. Martin Green

panion. But dogs that run at large
and are allowed 70 associate with their
kind should not be allowed to play
with children. Men and women r4ck up
disease germs on the street and carry
them into their homes. A dog is much
more i.Sely to bear germs. because ne
Il built closer 10 the ground and II OF
an investigating disposition. At thai
I've never seen any moro sickness
In a household that haroored dogs thar,
In "A home where a dog was not tol-
Grated"
The evening world., 1911-05-27
The Name and the Job.

k.@ III you get the declaration OF
DR., Anna Shaw that men
with foreign names should
not hold Office" asked the hca'
polishcr.
THE habit OF mind that dictated
such an assertion is common among
strongminded women who have lost
sight OF their foreign ancestry" re-
piled the laundryman. "Dr. Shaw
probably considers her name dis
tinCtively American.
The evening world., 1911-05-27

throuBh q fascinating ana cnaUy eht on Hy1holosy.
Let me sec now-how does that quotation run: oh.
woman. in your hours OF ease -
Forget itr' said Loerum. breaking IN in his Grass,
crude way. The only way that quotation runs Is for
Sweeney. Woman doesn't have any hours OF ease any
more. She used to. Whom she did all the housework and
raised a family of eight or nine children and took In plain
sewing and cooked for a family OF ten and two hired men,
and in between spells made bedautlts, rag carpets. clothes
for the heather and ounce preserves that would win first
prize at the county fair, she had her hours OF ease when
she'd sit down 10 the cottage organ and render The Blue
Danube and other suitable selections. But she doesn't
any more,
The evening world., 1911-05-27
Cropsey's Last Cry.

SEE" said the head polisher,
that Commissioner Cropsey In
= his expiring official cry said he
left the Polio. Department without re-
gret."
The evening world., 1911-05-27
THE TOUCH OF NATURE.

OLLOWING the publication in The Evening World
of the story Of Mrs. Mary Meyers, who, with her
four children and her aged mother, was being
evicted from her home at the very time when
a messenger came to tell her that her ten-year-old
son had been killed by a kick from a horse, there
came from the renders of the paper a epontaneous
The evening world., 1911-05-27

raspberry or cherry, when as a matter of fact and fraud he is swal-
lowing a preparation colored by coal tar.
Some of these so-caled ice creams ae prepared in such a way
they AN be conserved" for a long time. Specimens Of them pur-
chased on the streets or in shops have been found to be swarming with
bacteria. And il is not always the cheap shops that deal in them.
Summer time brings many dangers, especially to the young and
to the poor. 1t is not always easy to keep natures own fruit free
from the faint of disease. But we might at least keep sophisti-
cations off the market. There is no reason why we should be given
dye stufs to drink when we ask for lemonade. or 10 cat when We ask
for ice cream.
The evening world., 1911-05-27
MIR. Jarr Decides with a Little Moist Help From
Outside) That 1t Isn't Such a Bad World After All

you q variation tina you can't ue hey mean even II ] don't under0tan
them big words to mo. I know what them"
The evening world., 1911-05-27
The br0We Brothers
Hiram and Loerun)
By Lbth S. Cobb

ST Dr 10 see -ow." unused Hiram. IS he laid down volume "Yin to zyr"
" me Encyclopedia ron which he wa cunhng a little light reading
during . moment Of leisure: being. in fact. ensased In skmmina
The evening world., 1911-05-27

response of sympathy and of helpfulness. Every dollar thus contrib
ued virtually counted double, because it came quickly, because it met
the immediate emergency at the very instant Of need.
The most significant feature Of this response from the public is
that it came in the form Of comparatively small contributions. The
givers r not rich. Their contributions came from the sincerity Of
. true sympathy and not from the oetentation OF an Overlooking purse.
1t was q genuine humanity, a real charity of the heart.
In the midst Of the daily recurrence Of crimes and fonies it is
Ratifying to be able to record such things a this. 1t i a proof
that "the one touch Of nature that makes the whole world kim is a
touch Of sympathy in time Of sorrow, a sense Of friendliness toward
Nose that need friends though we may not have known them.
The evening world., 1911-05-27
LONDON.

~.TATISTICS Of the London census compared
S. !: : : i: !: !: : ): +: !: !: !: :: : !: !: !: :. !: !: !: !: !: {: :: Z: !: !: !: +: !: !: !: !: =: !: :: !: !: !: :: :: !: !:
az e5Nh with those Of this city taken last year show 30
@@1 } small a relative increase for the decade as to render
il virtually certain that within the near future
X 4 A.. we shall have in an equal area the larger popu-
lation of the two. The showing is distinctly fiat
tering to our pride, but not 30 clearly encouraging
to our hope. For while pride can boast itself over having the largest
population Of any city in the world, our hope is to have q well gov
crned city. And what statistics promise that2
When shall our streets be better paved and kept than those
of London, our police bsttsr managed, our fro risks 20 Low, our
subway system Of transportation 90 sufficient to public needsf When
shall our municipal budgets show such efficiency Of administration
along with such economy Of e~1pendituref
We ars going to exceed London in population, and some day We
M eoinR to surpass her in al forms Of metropolitan endeavor, but
~ while Tsmmany holds the throne.
The evening world., 1911-05-27
BY Roy l.. MCCardell.

yELL. landsman. vie sehtsf'
w said Gus Jovtally. as Mr..
Jarr came into tho popular
The evening world., 1911-05-27
DYE STUFF

against the danger to children involved
in the sale Of cheap ice creams and summer drinks
have been again put forth by authorities on the
chemistry Of foods. 1t appears that aniline dyes
are used to color the stutfs to give them the out
ward show of fruit juices. The thirsty consumer
thinks he is getting the fine syrups of strawberry or
The evening world., 1911-05-27

6rRoM the reports from New Ro-
chellc,' ed the head pol
Usher, where they held n mass
The evening world., 1911-05-27

According to the reports Of experts on the subject, the menace
Of a winter famine during the coming summer is due not 80 much to
an uneconomical use Of water as 10 a sheer waste Of it. 1t seems we
permit a large percentage Of the supply 10 run to waste without using
it at all. This can be checked by a proper inspection and supervision
of water pipes and faucets, without the necessity Of imposing a meter
and a tax upon every family.
The one thing that energies clearly out Of the discussion Of the
subject is the fact that the socalled consumption OF water in this
city is out of all proportion 10 that Of many other cities. We have
an average use " waste of upward Of one hundred gallons a day for
each inhabtant. Other cities that are just Is cleanly as we manage
to get along on less than half that average. II we can stop the waste
there will be no immediate need TO limit the use.
The evening world., 1911-05-27
A T WASTE PROBLEM.

70 enforce a PRACTICE Of economy by
putting . meter into every building where water
10 used has been met by the objection that
such a step would diminish the use Of water
among the tenement districts and thereby tend to
prevent cleanliness. How far the objection Ia valid
cannot b known until the experiment has been tried.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-24
EASTERN NEWS.

Originating East Of Mississippi River)
After the balmiest Kind of spring
weather snow storm and blizzard
struck New York, doing considerable
damage.
Joseph Melton, who stole $1,000
while paying teller of a Philadelphia
bank, has been sentenced to seven
years Imprisonment
Pains Firework Exhibitions"
known all over the United States, are
no more. On account of the move
ment for a Sane Fourth" the com
pany has been put out of business, and
will dissolve,
Jack London has lost a case against
a lecture bureau, which got judgment
in a Chicago court for 1903 burned in
letter sent by the author to the
bureau.
United States Senator Ben Tillman
of South Carolina, who suffered {
stroke last year in Washington, say
he is but waiting the end 81 shall
never recover from the stroke whicl
caused my collapse"
A girl walked from Trenton, NJ J
to Tampa, Flort'a, ITS miles, in 81