davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1912-01-05
eresIdenrs rIrm STAND ml,.

President Tafi has taken nrm
stand ~ npholdlng discipline at West
Point u students Of tho two great
national academies undorntRnd that
practically They can defy the rigid dls.
eipline necessary To thorough military
and nayal training and rely on obns.
lng eongronnmen to nullity the author.
~ Of hupcrintcndcnts and rules. thsy
VIII not be human n they do not ,Aks
advantage Of the fact. thus lowering
the value OF the training
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1912-01-05

For two hours today President
Taft and his cabinet wres,led with
the Russian passport question and at
the conclusion Of tho session II was
acknowledged solution that would
sntisfy American Jews and At the
same time not ombarrnss either the
United States or Russia stlll waa I'm.
discovered. Washington Dispatch
from the Associated Press.
But II Isn't American Jews" WHO
are to be ratianod, II ia American
citizens. Russia refuses TO permit
the United States to grant to all i,s
citizens tho fundamental American
right of equal protection OF tho laws.
That has produced n situation thar
concerns all Americans. whatever
their religious faith
No discrimination on account OF 70.
liglon IL foundation principle OF THE
republic To uphold I, 10 an Amer.
can. not Jewish. duty.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1912-01-05

prefer not 10 meet him here. or nave
him discover you were In Sheridan.
Could We not go TO your room? |
have much to tell you"
Her questioning eyes left his face.
and stared down over the rail. A heav.
lily built man. with red moustache.
leaned against the clerks desk,
DO you know that mani" she asked
quickly. He followed me all tho
time was shopping. III believe he
Is the same one who jostled me In the
crowd last night"
Keith leaned past her 10 get a bet.
ter view. but the fellow turned. and
slouched away.
Il only had . glimpse. but have no
recollection OF ever seeing him before
You heard no name?"
wild BIZ called him either Scott.
or scotty-if this Is the same man"
Keith's Jaw set. tho lighting light
burning in his eyes. That was tho
name OF the fellow rooming with WI.
longhby. the one who seemed to be
Hawley's special assistant
"A mere accident probably: but
about my request? May talk with
you few moments alono-'
She t5w~d. apparently still disssts
Ned regarding his lengthy converse
ton with Christie. yet permitted him
TO follow down tho hail She held
open tho door OF "i5." and he entered
silently. not wholly understanding the
change In her manner. She stood be.
fore the dresser. drawing on her
gloves and removing her hat.
"wiil yop be seated. Captain; the
armchair by tho window IN the more
comfortable" She turned towrrd him.
almoa, shyly. yet with womaniy curl
osliy which would not be ntilled. Was
your call upon Miss Maolairs very In.
,efestinE' Did you admire her -sry
much'"
GRO DE coHTiNuEDJ
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1912-01-05

out then and there became almos,
overpowering. lie had no fear OF
Hawley; indeed. physical fear had
scarcely a place In his composition
but he was not ms yet sufficiently tor
tined with facts for the seeking OF
such nm encounter.
- man came In through the ONCE
and began climbing the stairs. lie
was almost at the landing before
Keith recognized him or the other
glanced up.
"Ah-seen her. I supposel-
Yes" returned Keith. not thinking
u worth while TO mention the lady's
denial OF having sent for him. Il have
Just come from there"
"hum-thought you'd be through by
this time-fine looking girl. amt she,
believe IN run In and chat with her
myself"
Il would advise you to select some
other time. Doctor" said the younger.
driiy. as the lady has visitor at
present"
visitor7" his face rosy. his
shre~d eyes darkening. All. indeed
or the male SER
i Judge setback Bart Hswloy. %
Good Lord" so startled his voice
broke. Did he see your"
Rather. | backed him up against
the wall with n gun while I mnds my
ndieu."
But what brought him th~r~r Ar.
they ncauaintsdf'
Don't ask eonundrums, Doctor. lie
may DO your rival with the fair lady
FOR ell ] know, n he Ia. my sympa.
,hiss are all with you. Only I wouldn't
try TO see Miss Christie Just nov: ia
walt for clearer n.ld. iiawle, 10
probably not In tn. best of humor.'
Fairbain stared into tho face of til.
speaker. uncertain whether or no, he
was being laughed at
Reckon you're rirhi." be Aekno~l.
edged nj pst. Tired. Anyhow-been
out all hisht-ihouEht I'd like TO see
her nrain. though-nnest looking
woman I've met since came West
remarkable eyea-w-li. m 40 along TO
bed-s.. you again 10 morrow. Jack"
Keith watched the sturdy hEufe
stamp heavily down tho hail way,
loose boards orsRkinE under HE posi-.
i've tread, and smiled 10 himself NJ
The thought that he misht have. in.
deed, become truly Interested In tho
Music hall singer Somehow. the doc.
Tor did no, harmonlse with the con.
reption Of love. or NJ Efariousiy into |
The picture SIN. stranger mntlnru |
had occurred, and Cupid does not ask
permission before he playa pranks
With hearts Keith turned again 20.
ward the stairs only to observe n
woman slowly cross The once and
commence tho ascent She was IN N.
'hndoN, her face even more deeply
.hadcd by her hat yet be stared AT
Ter In amhfemsni-sursiy II vhs
'llas Mhclnlfe' Yet how could n hs7
10 had lrft that person scarcely nvs
minutes before In go. and this stair
'As ~hs the only exit Ills hand
irhsped the rail. hls heart ihfobbinE
trangelf, 40 suspicion " the tfuth
rossed his brain. Could this be
LOPEZ Gould I, be that she was hers
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1912-01-05

In spite Of their talk OF economy
and reduced taxes, the Democrats ara
nov bent on Increasing the treasury
obligations by Iib.00D.0OO 20 that any
reductions Of taxation NJ this session
viii be made imprnctcabla Demo.
cratic folly has run many times 10
melancholy extremes. but novo. be-
fore has the party. after partial
restoration 10 public favor. shown
more glaflngly ila utter fhlthlsssneha
and lrrrsponulhility or advertised to
the world no Hhamcicasiy ita uuiitnsar
20 govern
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1912-01-05
'SAPrER xxII.-(contolnued.)

Ia, ISIS Maclaire." he said. pleasantly.
".e pst you will pardon all that has
"a Bred between US. and permit me
plain"
II do not understand" she re-
e puzzled by these unexpected
seq There has nothing occurred
ben US, am sure. which requires
ne nation. Have We met beforeT
seefN man smiled. Seeing the WON
face In the shadows he was sun
convinced she was the same he had
last parted with on the Salt Fork.
However. II she preferred to ignore all
that, and begin their relations anew, n
was greatly to his liking. 1t gave h'n
insight Into her character. and fresh
confidence that he could gain her ~.
distance. Anyhow. he wss ready
pnough to play her game.
Let us assume not" Just the slight.
est trace of mockery In the tone. and
begin anew. Al least. you viii confess
She receipt Of my ictters--l am Bart.
lett Hawiey"
She cast II hnif-frightened glance to.
yard Keith. and the man. following
the direction OF her eyes. perceived
he presence Of the other. His right
fg went backward. his hand dropping
p the belt. his form stirening erect.
feith's voice. low but clear In the
flence. seemed TO cut the air.
MOT a motion. Hawieyl have you
|. opvered."
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1912-01-05
CHAPTER sxIli.
An unssp.e,es M..,Ina.


kcith paused At the landing. look.
down into tho deserted ONCE. al.
p, tempted To return and force
Hsley into u confession OF his pur-
Ne. II was easy for him TO con.
'te what would be tho NAL re-nIt
Ibis Interview between the artistic
.eblcr and Miss Maelairc. In spite
: the vague suspicion OF owl which
Y piainsinan had implanted within
womnn's mind. the other possessed
advantage. and would certainly
Grove H. All conditions were de.
irhdly In bis favor. lie merely
pided 10 eonvlnc. IN. girl that she
y sctually tho party sought. ana
Hu would no forward. playing the
70 hs desired. believing herself
oft, totally unconscious OF any
iasi The VERY simplicity Of Il rem.
he rio, tho more dangerous.
% dlfncull 10 expose Iawiey
ny been favored by forum. In
inE this singer who CHANGED
bio Hope 70 remarkably, and
fhe hamp time. was In such
| "a 10 her own pareniAge.
Il a be ready 10 grasp az
I Once persuaded As TO her
" ID legal iiFhts. could hence.
VI -uslsd implicitly "a an ally
- all this, and comprehend.
" easily iiavlsy would win
fnee aud overcome his
A ienounelns him az a iusi
siioe charged with murder
on 10 ts,nrn and Fight u
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1912-01-05

Postmaster uonorai Hitchcock re-.
pof'h that In eleven months opera.
ton postal bank deposi,a nEgrssnted
lii.ooo.oQo and are expected 70 rssrb
ii0,ooo.ooo BY July !, 1919 There's
plenty 81 money IN the couh,ry-if
everybody wasn't afraid OF uhr,
might come next
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1912-01-05

United States Senator Elect vnrda.
msn OF Mississippi has filed n petition
Tor an Injunction TO prevent the hear.
ing OF suit against him which
charges that he used 10000 irregu
iarly while governor lie says that
the trial will Interfere with his lee.
tnro engagements Somewny We don't
feel equal TO comment
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1912-01-05
THEIR MEMORY SHORT
DEMOCRATS SEEM TO HAVE FOR.
GOTTEN ELECTION PLEDGES.
What Has Become Of the Promises OF
Economy and Wise Administration
Of the country's Flnances7-
Food for Thought.

At Chicago, July 10. 1908. the Demo
Gratis issued this promise:
The Republican congress in session
Just ended has made appropriations
amounting to 81 ,00S. 0o0.0 900. exceeding
the total expenditures of the last fiscal
year by ssO.O0000O and leaving a def
iclt OF more than ss0.0O0,oo0 for the
fiscal year.
We demand that q stop be put to
this frightful extravaganza and insist
upon the strictest economy in every
department compatible with frugal and
efficient administration"
Fine collection of ~irtue and adiec-
tives. The meaning. now being Illus
trated at Washington, is: Wrong
brand OF hogs at the trough; put EN-
out, and bring In the genuine old JEFF
fersonian porkers New York Sun.
No corrupt practice act can reach
and punish such onenses against pub
lie morals and the public welfare as
the Democrats Of the ho"se have 40"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1912-01-05
Her way.

Mrs. wosFs-so you keep your hu-.
band home ovenlngsf l suppose you
put his hlippers where he can and
emf
Mrs nogsa-No, put his over.
~ oss whsra he can't Puck.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1912-01-05
SYNOPSIS.

II Keith, . virginian. now q Dor
sman, is looking for roaming war
~ savages. He sees n wagon team
Fallop pursued by men on ponies.
eith reaches the wagon the raid
! massacred two men and de-
~ He searches the victims finding
And a locket with a woman's por-
Keith is arrested at Carson CITY.
u with the murder, his accuser be-
Milan named Black Bart. negro
i on in his cell named Neb tells him
knew the Keiths In Virginia. Neb
Se OF the murdered men was John
fhe other Gen. Willis Waite, form
Confederate officer. The plainsman
- escape, and later the fugitives
BON n cabin and find Its occupant
4 young girl, whom Keith thinks
X at Carson City. The girl explains
he is in search of brother. who
1erted from the army. and that a
Iwiey induced her to come to the
lille be sought hsf b1St1hlsL s , nsw.
i'm as Black Bart. There Is a ter
5ftie In the darkened room in which
4 girl who says that her name Is
}oins in the escape. Keith explains
Nation and the fugitives make for
Earned. whore the gip is left with
lei landlady. Miss Hope tells that
n the daughter of General Waite.
and Neb drift into Sheridan. where
meets an old friend. DIR. Fairbain.
meets tho brother of Hope Waite.
The assumed name Of Fred WI.
n, and becomes convinced that
Bart has some plot involving the
Hope learns that Gen. Waite. who
bought murdered, Is at Sheridan.
IS there. where she Is mistaken for
Q Maclaire. the Carson City singer.
meets the real Christie Maclaire
hds that Black Bart has CONVINCED
lat there is mystery in her life
he Ii going to turn TO her advan-
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1912-01-05

guilty OF IN the commitments to rec9-
less waste and extravaganza Involved
In the Sherman Pension bill and In the
Public buildings bill. which the com.
mitiee has resolved TO report for en-.
actment Nevertheless the practice
embodied In these measures is cor.
rupt and corrupting, for the Dotiye un.
derlying them Is the desire to win
votes for the party or for individual
members OF the party In districts ia
vored by these expenditures. To put
II bluntly, the Democrats OF the house
are preparing to use the public funds
to bride the yoters-New York Times.
Mr.. Underwood may well be disquiet.
ed by the signs that the Democrats In
the house are getting out OF hand in
the matter OF extrhyasant approprla.
tons He has expressed his fear that,
unless some check be put to present
tendencies. this congress viii prove
10 be the most lavish on record.-New
York Evening Post
Last session the Democrats bent all
their energies to an attempt to put
Mr.. Taft in a hole" This session
they have begun with equal energy
to put themselves In a hole. The en-.
terprise promises to be successful. In
spite OF Mr.. Underwood. New York
Tribune
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1912-01-05

Alhall iks-They have lust taken
l'oarlnE nlll 10 the hospital
Pistol pets-what happened %
hlmf
Alkall iko-iie tried 10 break up a
iufraslst meeting. Judge.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1912-01-05

ed to escort me to the hotel. | remem-
Der now that although he introduced
himself, never once thought to men
ton to him my name. The town was
very rough last night-the company
had paid off the graders | was told
and there was no carriage. SO We were
compelled to walk. IL never saw
such q mob OF drunken men. One
came Keeling against me. and brushed
aside my veil so as to see my face.
The doctor struck him. and then the
marshal came up-you know him. Bill
Hickock-and the impudent fellow
actually declared he knew me, that
was Christie Maclaire. tried to
explain. but they hurried me on
through the crowd to the hotel. and
became confused. and forgot. Do you
suppose they registered me by that
name?"
quite likely; at least Fairbain still
believes 1t was the Christie whom he
SO calamity escorted last night"
How provoking" her foot tapping
the floor. little wrinkle between her
eyes. ut seems as though couldn't
escape that woman-does she-does
she really look like me?'
AT a little distance. yes" he ad'
mitted. her form and face resemble
yours very closely. but her hair is
darker. her eyes have a different sx
preston, and she must be five or siI
years older"
"Do-do you know her well?"
mo, indeed; have seen her sever
al times on the stage. but never met
her until few moments ago"
"A few moments agol Do you mean
she is here in this hotel?"
Yes. Miss Hope. and that was what
made the mistake In names SO laugh
able. Fairbain gave me your mes
sage. but as coming from Christie.
was. OF course. greatly surprised. yet
responded. The lady very promptly
denied having sent for me. but as
was anxious to Interview her myself
We managed to drift into conversation
and ! must have passed half hour
there ! might have been there sull
but for an interruption"
''Oh. indeed" with rising infection
n tEglanced quickly about. reminded
Itr,nation.
sHEanHI
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1912-01-05

man but Il seems that YOU ar. only
DOING great injury to tho lecture
make, IN this section"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1912-01-05

champ clartu explanation uf thsf
monumental hlundcr la 600 urbt o.
cent Tint II romea too lHtr ami itat D,
doesn't captain Chlearu TfImHs
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1912-01-05
TARIFF BOARD IS WORTHY
Presidents Message Surely Should
Convince All as to the Merits
OF the Commission.

That nonpartisan, businesslike,
scientific. courageous treatment OF the
tariff under the policy of piecemeal
revision after inquiry and investiga-
ton is really possible is. we think,
amply demonstrated by the report and
message on "indefenslble" schedule
X. The president pays a Just tribute
to the tariff boards industry and i'm
Partially, and draws the timely. i'm
portant moral that congress ought to
make the board permanent "in order
that 1t may treat each schedule OF the
tariff as II has treated" that on wool
and woolens. Certainly the doubters
and skeptics who have been attack.
ing the board and disparaging Its serv.
Ice or predicting Its failure are con.
founded by the unanimous. compre'
hensive and able report There Is no
evasion: there has been no needless
delay; the board has not been used"
to proven! Justice TO consumers.
Findings of fact are presented which
Justify material revision downward
even from a protective point of view
The president. who vetoed n wool bill
because II was not based on scientific
data. now definitely recommends that
revision Of the entire wool schedule
be proceeded with at once" He rec
,nds this because many duties are
g and huas -aSs. 49, - ~-~s.i,
.er Of agitator "a inches
I SHOWN to be "prolTbitorjy' a.. $50,
In excess OF the difference In cost o.
production here and abroad"
The Information supplied by III.
board is extremely valuable II benrr
on rates of duty as well as on the
methods Of levying duties. II furnish
es real guidance 10 congress. and con
sress. we earnestly hope, will pu.
aside all small and partisan polite
and produce measure which the pres
ldent. as moderate protectionist nd
herring TO an accepted ''test"-diIer
enee In the costs OF productIon-ean
AFFORD TO sign. The sort OF bill urged
by Mr.. TAFT would offer consumers
substantial relief Revision and re-
duotion on the basis laid down In tho
message would remove many lniqui,iei
and grabs without jeopardlxlng an es
thbiished and great Industry Chicago
Record Herald
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

orally to the vari ous claims of the
church than does the Presbyterian. and
the following figures are interesting TO
a special degree in this connection:
During last year the synod gave 10
foreign missions, $1l,a20: to assembly 8
mission, $9,01S; to local home missions,
s41,Sa6: to colored evanselziation.
sc,s6S: to ministerial relief. S..sIs; to
ministerial education. $22.ie': 10
schools and colleges. $55.sIs: to or
phans' homes, s25,li0; to publication
and Sabbath school work. s3.233; to
Bible cause. BLOB; to home and school,
sl622; to church erection. $3,244; TO
miscellaneous causes, $27.364. making
total Of $274.722 for all causes for the
year, exclusive Of pastors salaries
1t il proba BILE that a number of the
secretaries OF the executive commit
tees of the General Assembly will be
present at Goldsboro and address the
synod in the interest OF the claims OF
the church which they represent.
The schools and colleges which are
conducted under the direction of the
synod will receive special consideration
also, and the report from the educa-
tional institutions. including the Or
phans' Home. are anticipated with spe-
cial interest at every meeting OF the
synod.
One OF the subjects which it is likely
that the synod will consider at length
in addition to the stated items on the
docket, will be the problem OF the coun-
try church. There is much interest IN
the extension Of the Presbyterian
Church in the rural districts at TINS
time. and 1t is probable that some facts
and figures of interest and instructive
value will be presented in this con-
nection during the meeting OF the
synod in Goldsboro.
1t is an interesting fact in connec-
ton with the Synod OF North Carolina
that a large number Of churches and
individuals in this synod are repre-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

The First Presbyterian Church mas
J Just completed the erection OF . new
! organ at a cost Of $1,000. all OF which
was subscribed before the organ was
been worshipping in the lecture-room
! for the past three months will resume
! the services in the main auditorium
to-day when tho new organ Will be
heard for the first time
| The Synod Of Virginia Will meet with
this church on Tuesday, October Is.
/ and the centennial Of the church will
! be held on the following Sunday. when
the Rev. r. p. Kerr. D. D.. Of Balti-
more, and the Rev. W. s. 2. Bryan. OF
Chicago. will preach. An informal re-
I ception Will be held In the church on
| A mems rally meeting win be hold
! this morning at IL o'clock In Monu-
ment Methodist Church. Rev. L I.
! Williams. the pastor, Wilh make .
short address. and will be followed by
a number Of prominent laymen- AT
S o'clock tonight the pastor will con-
duct the usual evening service
Rev ". J Young will preach this
morning in Centenary Methodist
( Church on <'Having Patience With
God" Tonight his subject will be
which I: a Crime: to Be Rich Or 70
Cheap Religion Repudiated" vii
be the subject Of Rev. Lloyd I. VIII
sons sermon tonight at Grace Ssross
! Baptist Church. This morning II II
o'clock he will preach on Tho o.
| preme Need OF Christianity
Rev. III. p. c. MacIachlan YIN preach
at both morning and evening services
I In the Seventh Street Chrtstisa Churoe
to-day. His subject to-niGht WI -
THE Continental Resurrection
! The Sunday school OF the Bainosfd4<
Street Baptist Church VIII hold me-
mortal service at 10 O'Clock this morn
/, ing in memory Of r c. Brosdduo. whe
was until his death IN active nemoes
of tina; church.
/ Rev. Alexander T. Bowsse. pesto,
I Of the First Cnitartan ChuvcA, WIN
preach this morning ss II O'Clock o.
sin and It's Curse"
There will BE- no service at the
\ Central Methodist Church tonight. the
|, conservation Joining In the farewell
/ TO Rev. J. J. Fix at The rIryt Preeoy.
! ferian Church. Rev. Henry c. Pbet2el
|, will preach this morutng.
Rev. I. 4. 0roeecioSe. Dessee 60 -
- the subject for HIS morning sermon
to-day. positive sa1 Negative" y
night he Vim preach On The Only ss'
4 Of q widow.
The Monumental Epaseepai cAurce
Win hold IL Afternoon service eo-0ay
nj O'Clock. instead Of - oes
formerly been the cose.
J. A. Gawthrop. VITO hs0 esedueseS
the z. - c. A. mestingA Tor yosSl
m.s 9. ssvsrsa $500 sssi ~
II O'CLOCK e sLsSe'o Trial Da11oce." -
II =. r. c. a W1u hold Q 0V0staa 0ooool
II for Non q 2:9e e'cleek.
p. RusHerfera, q NsW Y0S, VA
II lDefXR r ln0Kyk -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
Northern Neck News.
The Times-Dispatc

Especial to The Tlmes.Dlspatch.l
Lancaster, va, october Mr
and Mrs. George r. Mckenney, was
married Wednesday evening to Law
less Lowry, of Richmond County. Inc
ceremony was performed by the Kew.
r. ~ Hardness at the home OF the
brides parents at lberis. In the south-
ern part Of Lancaster.
Right worshipful George W. Wright.
of Marion, past grand master OF
Masons in Virginia. and now grand lee
turer of the order, spent the past week
in visiting the Masonic lodges in the
counties of the Northern Neck. giving
instruction in the work and lectures
of the three symbolic degrees OF an
cient craft Masonry.
Captain i,ichard H. Hayden, one OF
the oldest seafaring men in the coun-
~, died recently at his home near
Rehoboth Church, aged about ninety
years. He had been from early youth
follower of the sea, and the desire
to sail the briny deep never left him.
Nearly all the tomato canning fac
tories along the kappahannock River
closed for the season to-day. In spite
Of the long continued dry season the
crop was fair one. and the truckers
realized good prices.
| There was an interesting and ex-
citing spelling match yesterday even
! ing at the Wicomico High hI School mo In
Hand line fishing in the Rappahan-
mock River and its tributaries has
never been better at this time of the
year. Some fishermen at Moratico on
the Rappahnnock and at Merry Point
on the Corotoman have caught as many
as ESQ trout a day, some of them
measuring nearly thirty inches in
length and weighing from six to seven
pounds.