davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-04-05

Or. Moran was in Santa Fe =
official business. iris ussk-
Secretary v :. Hills x-ss uif,
are IN = P@so Tor brief visit
Mrs W. II. WrSxhs * vSStiag hes
parents in Missouri.
MeSSrs. Dexter zni Pap Il Ca.
unlb0s were II the city shls WeeS-
nr. Milford wxs called Ga Wlchi-
IA. ksnSsS. this week. 10 Arreud ;he
funeral % ms father.
Mss Glxiys >Sncanlb AMI Mrs.
J J. Jcoes an. vsssting frSesris in
n R&so.
u. T. Dorsey ami aife Al pi1-
iezu. Texas. are h~re With ih~a ne
Ike the caUn,ry' hao& in ths.ir EYES
C1sAser. Keily ant Iu1n VI Ne.
Te~r drove oGI u the bSg Watkins
r~ncn. Frsizy.
Mrs. 7. &. Sxxhy hzs ARRIVED
frsm 0xn&ri. C&lit.. q pan hsr
husband hxre.
T. ". Lex h&s returned fnsu.
F4ywoud Ho; Springs WY mach
IMPROVED.
Mrs. A r. Carter hxs returned
from : ~ WEEKS y5ssi aith rrsa-
iiyys in Grzri RAp0is-
Waiter Wkinsac. jr- cana
61wn fro- Santa Rta o. ~ the
h5g saoE
joe Chester : hohiirg dowu a
good I'D II lhe Mel-s-FNrgg cts
o-sscs Al Tccsu-.
Caps. kno~ies enrert2i-s-i n.s
ovoih<r. ". 4 Kno&l.-s. = good
b.oas;cr 4 Grzni lune,ioa. Colo..
A. as~s-
Tno1,1> M4rSazL Z namirE AMI
J .. W4Erer Z Ezzb+. both CO.
nectei vith ihe NNtogla L2nsi s
CATH Co. arrived Il cow-. Tues
GAY. >An MArcs2l Ss2-i2rd-
Prof. Erlrv Z To- Silver C5ty
Noyu4 wzs eea,rs GEtFHIC
cz..e.. V -sl4y. returning from Ala
wcg r3o. W1ere ~ delivered tao
lectures
>c~ri-= STEPHENS AM n. T. Snip
81 are 4ttrrstizE calE; 81 Sosozrro.
Al; ru~y z 2. H3r5too : yr1sa-
cuIirg ,-r criminal Gases.
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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-04-05

The pcs>1otfice department; mas ac-
crp,,-i thu Mah00ey building props-
sition for a period II i've Years and
extensive improvements will at uuce
~ started.
J. A. Mahoney mas hs,,n taking a
needed res, ant brief spring yaca-
ton At Haywood Hot Springs.
Col. l. J. Carter mas been spend
INK a frw days in Silver city.
Arthur ". Brock II PSrral.
Chin. Mexico. il q CUES; AT the
editors home.
Miss S0sy Barnes Of Howell,
Michigza. visited the editors fam.
lily this week. IN rOute u CaliiW,
MA.
J. II. Rogers arrived from Port,
age, Wisconsin. this week. TO jois
Mrs. Rogers at the Pollard home
and II they don't heosme too much
enamorei II Defining il Is their
pnrpose a. proved 10 III. e1sst IN
. few weeks
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30
MORE STUDY, LESS PLAY
IN SCHOOLS, HE URGES
Public an Easy Mark for
Teachers, Educators Are
Told by DR.. Luther.

Boston. Nov 29.-Bonger study hours
and shorter vacations for school children
were recommended by President Flayel >.
Luther Of Trinity College. in an address
to-day at the annual meeting OF the Mas
gachusctts Teachers Association
The public is an easy mark because
school teachers have convinced them that
the schools are giving al. they ought ia
education" said President Luther Lets
teach more than twenty-five hours %
week. Let's have our schools going a
larger part OF the year. Let's make chill
dreu take school life more seriously than
Ne have formerly Let's be a little more
-u earnest 10 is proFest"rOus that wc
need so much vacation"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30
JUDGE TO PLAY SOLOMON
Will Decide Disputed Percentage
of Year Old Girl.

Justice Seabury is expected to hand
down decision to-day as TO whether
Mrs CarmoIa Manuelli was mistaken IN
identifying q six-year-old girl as her own
child. Louisa. as IS conteuded by Mrs
r,e.aua La Cascio the girls present
guardian.
The argument over the custody OF the
child was heard by Justice Seabury In
his chambers in habcas corpus proceed
iugs brought by Mrs. Manuelli.
Mrs NIanueIlrs story was that her nus
hand left her three years ago with three
little girls to care for. The task was TOO
,rreat Tor her She took Louisa TO the
catholic Home Bureau, with the under
st,pdiug that she was to have the child
hack when her condition made it possible
for her properly 90 care for Louisa She
visited the child every month until last
IIIy. when she learned that Louisa had
been taken from tie home into the fam
uv of Mrs Ia Caecio For several
months the aother searched for her girl
finally locating her al the La Cascio
home. where she made several futile er-
forts to see her child. Then she brought
the habcas corpus proceedings.
Mrs. Mauuolli brought one Of her other
children with her to combat the state
meut that she was not the mother Of
Louisa, and as the two children stood
side rs side il was seen that there was a
strong resemblance. Mr.. La Cascio is
half owner OF the Atlantic Iron Works,
IN Brooklyn, and n4tn IN comfortable
circumstances. Counsel for his wife said
that the family was able to give the child
a good home and the assurance of good
training The lawyer said ii would be
cruel To take the child from Mrs La
Cascio who had grown TO love her as
one of her own.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30
SKATING WASHERS" TO GO
Volunteer Instructors Will Be
Barred from Ice.

only uniformed skating instructors and
strap boys will be permitted on the ice
I'm Central Park this winter. il Park
Commissioner Stovcr's plans are carried
ont.
The Commissioner said Yesterday that
he intended to rid the park Of so-called
skating instructors" who, masqueJad-
ing as such, had really sought iutroduc-
lions TO women skaters. Under the same
subterfuee many strap boys" in reality
mature men, had forced their attentions
on women skaters
While paying nothing TO the Park De-
partment, others who taught skating and
put on straps made much money.
Mr.. Slower announced that the Con-
servatory Lake would be given over 10
figure skating again this year. Irving
Brokaw called ON the Commissioner on
behalf OF the figure skaters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30
GOOSE FORCED TO GET FAT
Health Board Hears of Fowl
Tied Down and Fed.

Weird noises emauating from a cellar
on the East Side We're called to the at
tentiou of the health authorities yester-
day in a written complaint The writer
of the communication gave it as his opin-
ion that a goose was subjected to en-
forced feeding while fastened down by its
feet in front of hot furnace
This method, il was declared. resulted
IN a very fat goose and excellent pate
de fOis gras
There was no description OF the kind Of
noises, but the racket was said to be audi
BILE for some distance The writer gave
the street from which the sounds came,
but neglected to give the number of the
house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30
OLD FANS ON DISPLAY
French Romance CLOVIS in Bon
aventure Exhibition.

All the romance OF that picturesque
period in France extending between and
including the reigHs Of Louis XIV and
Louis XVI blows softly from "A collec-
ton of antique fans now being exhibited
at the BonaycutuTe Galleries, 30 COL
Fifth avenue.
There are cNqusitely carved IVORY
frames inlaid with mother Of pearl or
with hts of gold with mounts Of swan
skin or specially prepared paper, charm
iugly painted with pastoral or mythology
cal subjects. Parties of cOurucrs sins
and play al love boz a park, with splash
ing fountains IN the background. Eu-
mantle shepherds and shcpherdesses all
thought Of tending sheep forgot, make
love ON grassy slopes on pipe to each
other on the hillside.
one Charming marriage ran, Of the best
period Of the Regency. has a light tortoise
shell frame. with wide sticks delcItely
pierced carved and iulaid with old and
silver nigree ornaments. The Marriage
OF Helen Of Troy" attributed to Coypel,
is painted on the mount IN "xquistcly
soft cOlors
The intriCatcly and dclicatcly carved
sticks with elaborate designs picked out
in gold and silver and sometimes in
color vie with and often exceed the
mounts IN beauty. One ivory frame Of
the Louis Ky period Is deliberately carved
with many small figures Of nymphs, shep-
herdesses and pipers, all beautifully
painted and gilded.
With these elaborate fans. though not
as part Of the collection are shown some
antique theatre fans These arc Of stiff
cardboard cut in shiekilke shape with
a straight dull wood handle ON one
side Of the fan is a small circular colDred
engraving, representing scene from the
play, and in a circular frame on the
back are a few of the quaint lines or a
verse from the play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30

| 70 the Wilson social circle
or. ,r the diplornatic families who
I ...,,,,f.... pr.gId.rt-siact and Mrs Wilson
/ -, .l,,t,. tr,.,ds 10 thar al the Swcd-
| ,sb Affrister ana Nine. gkeugreu The
Iaif.r Was formerly Laura Jackson.
3.-gr,t., of the late John T.. Jackson.
Who's fsr4fI, came 10 Washington from
| Nv. Jersey For many years the roster
/ ~, rr,f.s.ors 81 Princeton has included
! ., r,err,r.r or H.. Jackson family Mime.
tl,..s,.., a.. ,DoorruIieb.J and has fig
,,-,I ,....,,,f,,.,,,I,. g., Washington society
/ a.. No.. 80 Sin. r,a,. me still more
| gro-n50,nt I'm IN. new administration
,,.,--- ,--...
0S'"'s '''e "''''''
Society girls are discussing the pie'N
romance ln the life or Prasideut-elecL
and Mrs Wilson. which reads like q
Sunday school story book Mrs wilson
was q wee 0it OF a girl when it started
/ in Augusta. Ga She was Ellen Louise
/ Arson. on d Visit 20 her graudiather
lho pastor Of the PRESBYTERIAN church
and he was little tom" Wilson who h@u
arrived at the important age OF seven.
/ She was out for a promenade Win "''
| "mammg" at.ired iu her Sunday nes"
while Tom under the excessive pres
| sure of animal spirits, was running ava!
/ down the street They suddenly met Io'
| the FIRST time, and. rs an old Geo. ga"
! tells It. with such force that me sent Tue
! Atie gii spraw.ins IN the street Sv'.'.'s
clothes and all She wapt and her black
! NANNY expostuated and when Thorn
as Woodrow Wilson insisted on helping
| the charming little miss to her feet She
majestlrauy waved him OFF. Little Ellen
was soraIy damaged. and so regreiLHl
was the little lad that he beIooh m''S-H
90 the nom" OF the minister her grand
father and spent the afternoon showing
her picture books
Then the fairy of tAls romance returned
| to hey home I'm Rome. Ga. and not until
1859 did she again meet her Prince Charm
.lg He was then practising law i'm At
.autu and. having more time than clients,
Ilctook himself 10 Rome 70 visit q cousin.
Jessie Woodrow Bones. There was tea
party. to which Mrs Bones asked Miss