davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03
COMPLETE CARNEGIE LIBRARY.
Osborne Building Will Be Opened
About July 10.

Osborne. Kan, July 3.-The Carne-
gle library building was finished last
week and formally delivered by the
contractor to the board of managers.
The books are all ready to be trans
ferred to the shelves, the librarian.
Miss Allis Babcock, having finished
cataloguing them some weeks ago.
The opening Of the building will
likely take place about the 10th of
July, when Mrs. Margaret Hill McCar-
ter is expected to take part In the
ceremony and deliver a short address.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03
EXPECT BIG FOURTH BUSINESS
Railway Travel Records Win Be
Eclipsed Is Prediction.

Chicago, July An records for
railroad travel on July will be eclips-
ed this year, according to estimates
made by passenger traffic managers
of lines entering Chicago. The de-
parture of hundreds of thousands of
persons to summer resorts will be one
of the most potent factors in a ceIe-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03
WALKED OFF TRAIN.
Demented Woman Found Beside the
Track Unconscious.

Goodland, Kan, July 3.-The crew
of an extra Rock Island freight, east
be und, picked up a woman who was
lying beside the track a mile and a
half east of Kanorado. The woman
was unconscious and the extra was
backed up to Kanorado where medical
aid was given The patient was be-
yond help, and died at 4:30.
The woman was identified later as
Mrs. Sarah Boynton of Toledo, Ohio.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03
Dodge to Dedicate Church.

Dodge City, Kan, July 3.-Dodge
City Methodists are now planning to
dedicate their new $4,000 church
here October 10. Bishop Shepard of
Kansas City, Mo-, will officiate at the
ceremonies which may last an entire
week The building will be turned
over by the contractor August 1.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03
LIBERAL GETS CONVENTION.
District Delegates of Christian E>ndeav-
orers Meet There in 1919.

Liberal. Kan. July 3.-This city has
been chosen the district convention
place for the 1914 Christian Endeavor
Convention, which annually gathers
together about 200 delegates from all
parts of the district. The next annual
convention will be held the second
week in June.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03
BUY CATTLE FOR RANCH.

Banker Ships Feeders From New Mex
leo and Arizona.
Syracuse, Kan, July SC. w.
Beeler, banker and cattleman of
Kinsley, has unioaded a trainload of
cattle here for his ranch south of the
Arkansas river. The train carried
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03
NEW SERVICE ON SANTA F1E-
Cimarron Valley District Towns Now
on All Time Tables.

Effective July 1, 1918, the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railway system
inaugurated through service to and
from it's new extension known as CT
marion Valley district, and extending
from Dodge City, Kan, to Elkhart,
Kan, with stations as follows: Ensign,
Haggard, Mo1tezuma, Copeland, Sub
lette, Satanic, Moscow, Hugoton,
ROlla, Elkhart
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03

1000 head. The cattle were pur-
| chased in New Mexico and Arizona
! and will be fattened for eastern mar
! kets. Mr.. Beeler's ranch is four miles
long by three wide
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03
sherlock Holmes Film at Best

oHofioCk hoifeS Il ILL az AOS1-
Sherlock Holmes in the Mystery of
Bascombe Vale" is the title of a Won
derful detective story produced as
motion picture drama by the Partisan
Eclair Co. 1t is being shown today
at the Best theater. The piece was
filmed under the personal supervision
of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and is in
two reels. AS is customary in the
Sherlock Holmes stories, this film fur
nishes a continuous chain of tense sit
uations. The Best is also showing "a
Strong Revenge a Keystone farce
comedy, and Farming With Dyna-
mite" an educational picture showing
the new use for this explosive. For
the Fourth of July and Saturday the
Best will have a big Civil war spec
tacle, THE Battle of Bull Rum" a
three reel film of thrilling action.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03
PALACE OF FLAMES.
The Great italia Film Next Attraction
at the Novelty.

The Palace of Flames, an italia prize
special will be the next offering at the
Novelty Theatre of the series of large
moving picture special features the
| management has mapped out. This
Will be shown on tomorrow and Satur-
day afternoon and night 1t is very
spectacular and interesting from start
to finish.
Evariste Marry. a business rival of
Andrew Vivanti, is threatened with
ruin, and to eliminate competition
the factory of Vivanti. Changing his
clothing after having fulfilled his part
of the bargain, Tonic carefully pre-
serves card bearing Marny's hand
writing, an agreement as to the time
for the deed to be committed, etc. be-
Heving that some day it might be of
value. Several lives are lost, and sus-
pfcion of having set fire to his own es-
tablishment for the insurance benefit
is cast upon Vivanti. He is tried, found
guilty, and sentenced to prison for life.
Marry prospers. and becoming conscious
of the wrong he has done adopts vi
vanti'S young daughter to make
amends to his conscience After thir-
teen years in prison, Vivanti makes
his escape. Disguised as a rag picker,
he begins a new life in search of his
daughter and of information that will
prove his innocence. He takes up his
abode in an inn Of low repute and be-
the dangers of this search also the cum
ningness of the rag picker. A special
feature has been booked for Monday
and Tuesday at this house entitled
1.-The Gun Men of New York. and Will
no doubt draw well.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03
A War Time Feature at Cozy.

N war OoZys
AS a two reel feature offering for
today the Cozy theater is showing "a
True Believer 1t is a Civil war story
one Of those soul stirring dramas
based on incidents of the great rebel
Hon-and shows many scenes that are
both thrilling and full of pathos. The
Cozy is also showing another of the
Incompatible Keystone farce come
dies. This one is called '"Toplitsky &
Co.. and is said to be a guarantee of
Keystone films are noted for their
genuine comedy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03
Last .Mary" Series at Aurora.

Probably no series of motion picture
drama tizations has had a Steadier fol-
lowing than the Edison company's
productions of What Happened to
Mary" the serial story which has been
running in a womans magazine. The
twelfth and last number is being
shown at the Aurora today under the
title of Fortune Smiles" An ESSanay
western drama "Broncho Billy's
Strategy" and a Pathe drama, 1.-The
Second Shot" are also being shown.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-09
FINDS SON { oST so YEARS
THROUGH NEWSPAPER AD.
John Waters of Summit, NJ. j
Reunited with Boy in Hi
iloisBoth Wealthy
IBy Latest Nail

CENTRALIA, Ill.--John Waters Of
Summit, N. ], was reunited to his
son. for whom he had been searching
for fifty years.
When the war broke out Waters en-
tered the navy under Admiral Far
ragut and served i've years. He plac-
ed his one-year-old-so In the care
Of Mrs, Fitzpatrick. his wife hay.
ing died d short time before he en-
listed The boy was placed later in
an orphanage In Orange County. N.
Y, and. at the age OF three. was
brought West In a carload Of orphans
to be distributed throughout the coun-
try.
The child was adopted, under the
name of James Fitzpatrick. into the
home OF Charles Jennings, where he
remained until he was twenty-one,
after which he engaged in farming.
He Is today one Of the well-to-do
farmers Of the Middle West. He FREE
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-09
BOOKS seized
BY APPRAISER
Japanese Shipment ConfiS-
Gated on Ground of Copy
right Violation
tBy Latest MALL

SAN FRASCISCO-Two cases OF
California schoolbooks, exact copies
of the Third Readers used in the pub.
lie schools of this state, with the ad.
dition OF japanese translation OF
their English contents, have been
seized by United States Appraiser
Leake and will be confiscated on the
ground that they were published in
violation OF the American copyright
laws.
The books were published in Japan
and shipped to this city for sale to
Japanese immigrants, who employ our
school books very generally in learn.
ing the English language. The con.
signee was a / ocal Japanese firm.
Upon their arrival in this port the
books Immediately attracted the at.
tention of the appraiser. Aside from
the fact that they contained a Japa'
nese translation opposite each page
of English reading matter, they were
exact duplicates of the California
Third Readers. Investigation showed
that the enterprising Japanese pub
fishers had neglected to comply with
our copyright laws. !
The seizure has been reported to
Washington.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-09
POSHMASTERS
INSTRUCTED in
HANDLING NAIL

Postmaster Joseph G. Pratt has
forwarded the following communiea-
ton to the postmasters throughout
the territory, with the idea OF aiding
in handling mail in an expedient man
ner: i
For your information beg to quote
the following instructions from the
first assistant postmaster-generaI. in
communication to this Office of Nov.
/, 1913, regarding the addressing of
mail:
Your active cooperation is re-
quested in an effort to relieve the
postal service of the burden imposed
by the growing evil of incompletely
and improperly addressed mail.
The delivery of letters, especially
in the large cities, is frequently de-
layed and oftentimes made impossible
by the omission of an important part
Of the address. such as the street
number, or room number when adj
dressed to an Office building. Not In
frequently the name of the street is
omitted, only the name of the post
otice and state being given. Another
source Of trouble is the practice of
giving an address at the intersection
of two streets without giving the 10.
cation of the corner, for in some large
cities number of carriers routes
may terminate at that point or ii may
be the dividing line between the re-
spective territories of the main post
Office and a station or between two
stations, and in the absence OF the
notation, N. E., n. W. etc. the dis.
tributers are unable to determine to
which carrier the mail should be
thrown.
The increasing carelessness on the
part of the public in addessing their
mail Is no doubt aided and allotted by
the practice Of the department In sup.
plying deficient addresses and also by
the exploitation in newspapers OF the
ability of some clerks to decipher
freak addresses.
"Postmasters should advise their
patrons that complete and accurate
addresses are essential to prompt
mail delivery and that they should
cooperate with the department to the
extent Of seeing that all mail origin.
dlCu ny IuCIu U6stIS - HlI66I. uuIilDcEt
or room number in case of an Office
building, in addition to the name OF
the city and state. Attention should
also be invited to the fact that they
can be of material assistance in the
education of the general public with
respect to this requirement by having
all stationery intended for transmits
sion in the mails printed with their
complete street or Office address.
| It is particularly desired that per-
sons receiving mail from places on
the mainland have their corresponds
ents comply win the foregoing sug-
gestions. as all mail received at or
passing through the San Francisco
post Office for all post Offices In Ha-
wall, is handled by the clerks in that
Office, for whom full and correct ad.
dress is necessary for proper distribu-
ton and prompt delivery.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-09
Every Maritime Nation Prepar-
ing to Take Advantage of
Panama Routes
tBy Latest MALL

VANCOUVER, B. C.-From indica-
tons all over the shipping world 1t
would seen, as IL 1914 was going to
go down In history as great year
in the construction Of new tonnage.
Accounts of work from the Clyde, the
Tyne and the Thames tell of full
yards and frequent launchings. Be.
fore long, with the opening Of the Pa
mama canal, and before that, many
more new steamers OF large size will
be visiting the coast.
cine Of the first new large liners to
reach Vancouver will be the 1900
ton steamship Sardiganshire, which
is now fast being brought to stage
OF completion in British yards and
viii sail from London late next month
in the Royal Mail service to this
coast.
Every effort Is TO be made to have
the Cardiganshire finished in time to
take the December sailing and she
will bring the largest cargo that has
ever been shipped here by a vessel OF
the Royal Mail line. Other vessels OF
large tonnage are building and it is
the intention Of the big British line
70 place these In operation as soon as
they have been delivered BY the
builders.
Hamburg Amcriks Line.
Vancouyer,s good friend, the Ham
burg-Amerika line, which sends q
steady run Of tonnage overseas TO
this port. is swelling the total of new
ships for 1914 in noble style.
In addition to several big liners
now under construction for the Ham
burg.Amerika line, the company has
Just completed the purchase Of two
large steamers not yet OF the ways IN
European yards, as well as two YES.
sells OF the Strath line.
The two Strath steamers purchased
by the Hamburg-Amerika line are the
Strathmore and Strathcarron. They
are vessels Of .2s05 net tons and were
built only last year by the Grange.
mouth Dockyard Company at Green.
ock, for Burrell & Son, managing own.
ers Of the Strath line. For the two
uncomplefed vessels the Hamburg.
Amerika line, which operates q heet
I'M the service to this port from En-
rope via the Orient, paid more than
ST46, 900. The cash price paid for the
two Strath vessels is not known.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-09

be placed in the New York-London'
Paris-Bremen service in August OF
1914. and the building of sister ship
to the Columbus. Each of these will
have a gross registered tonnage OF
IS. 900. The other dimensions are as
follows: Length. 775 feet; beam, 50
feet; depth, 81 feet, and displacement
CT 10000 tons. They will be equipped
with S0.000-horse power engines, and
will make about 20 or 81 knots. The
Columbus, as well as her sister ship
will have accommodation for 1905
steerage passengers.
vii Have Nine Decks.
The new steamships will have nine
decks, of which the top deck will be
set aside for frst-cabin social rooms.
The cabin space in all classes will be
unusually large, and the cabins them
selves will be furnished in the most
modern way, with view to the COM
fort and convenience of the passen'
gers. Paul Lydwig Truest, the well
known Munich architect, will have
charge Of the decorations. The clos,
est attention will be given to the
safety devices on board, so that they
will not only meet the requirements OF
the German, English, French and
American authorities, but will tend to
increase safety on the sea to the great
est extent possible.
It has not yet been definitely de-
cided as to who will have charge OF
the Columbus, but it is very probable
that Captain P. Victim, who formerly
commanded the George Washington,
will be entrusted with her. The Co,
lumbus IS being butt in the shipyards
of F.. Schichau, Danzig, and will prob,
ably be launched on December IL.
Grown Princess Cecilie of Germany
will chfisten the new steamship.
Still They Come.
The other items OF the building pro
gram are as follows: S. Zeppelin,
registered tonnage, $4,000, horse pow.
er $500; one passenger and freight
steamer, registered tonnage 1900
horse power $4,000: eight freight
steamers of $500 tons each. registered
tonnage $4,000, horse power $4,000;
four freight steamers of 5000 tons
each, registered tonnage $4,000, horse
power 1900. ....S + J. ~ !. :
There viii also be q sister ship to
the SIS, Berlin, which viii be built
on the same general lines as this
steamer, which In the Mediterranean
service, is regarded as a model ship
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-09

THAT HONOLULU COOK
ROOKIE is the finest Christ
mas present of the season for
your best friend; You want
something especially attractive
and useful. Price Fifty cents,
Ask fer it at any book store.
Ample supply at the Honolulu
Star. Bulletin offices, Alakea
and Merchant streets.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-09
ACTIVITY in SHIPBUILDING ALL
over WORLD DUE TOCANAL WORK
rhc Two New Boats.

The TWO New Boats.
According to news received here
from London, the Hamburg-Amerika
| line has purchased steel shelter
deck freighter Of $3.50 tons dead
weight cargo capacity for 1856 900
The vessel is to be delivered in Feb
ruary. She is 40 feet in length, 81
feet beam and 81 feet depth Of hold
Northumberland Shipping Company's
plant at Howdon. =,
The other vessel purchased on the
ways is slightly larger. She is to be
OF 1900 tons dead weight carrying ca
pacity. She is 20 feet in length, SO
feet beam and 80 feet depth of hold
She is being built by A. Mcmillan &
Sons, Dumbartop, and was for the or
der OF !. B. Pearson & Co. of Glas
gov. She is to be delivered in Janu
airy and the Hamburg-Amerika Com
pany pays f7S,000 for her.
The New Propulsion.
Expected before long at Vancouver
is the new funnelless oil-engine
steamer of the internal combustion
type of engine, named the Siam, to
be followed later by the AMMAN. The
oil engine is be coming more and more
popular on tn, seas as its possibili
ties be, OIL .pparent and proven
Max PEN IRONS oil-engined Iron
Pirate becon IS present-day naval
possibility. 49, e. ). i
There are f, 9 vessels building on
the Clyde that are being fitted out
with Diesel oil engines, two for the
East Asiatic Company, one for the At.
lantic Transport Company and two
, Japanese torpedo-boat destroyers, the
latter having internal combustion ma.
chinery fitted as auxiliary or cruising
machinery only. z>
On the Tyne and also at Copenha
gen and other European shipyards
motorships are being got ready to 60
i into commission.
On the Tyne the Sebastian is beieng
lifted with two S50-B.H.P. Polar Die
sells, which are Of special type. In
the Sesastian's engines. n1anoeuVering
cylinders are dispensed with and the
scayenging air is supplied by pumps
Immediately below the working cylin
ders
Great German Company. " E.
/ The North German Lloyd's building
program, as determined upon, con.
templates the edition of 18S, 500 tons
to the fleet of the company The prin.
cipal items IN this program are the
building Of the Columbus, which will
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-09
EITTLENIElNEW9

JOHN NJ. MARTIN: 1 feel real
sorry for the poor fellows who bumped
their noses against the door of the
Fashion saloon the other day in try
ing to get in. 1t won't be long. hope,
before all saloon doors in Honolulu
will e closed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-09

The rainiest region in the world is
the Khasia hills. 200 miles north of
the Bay of Bengal, where the annual
precipitation frequently exceeds 400
inches. ~ .<z+ts. l. j.
For four years West Virginia has
led, the states In the amount of natural
gas produced and supplied for con-
sumption. most OF it being piped to
adjoining states. q E.......4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-09

Housekeeper Wen. sir. what
you wartgp
Tramp Please. mum, Tel
comm on. and I'll 50 someN11I|
and have ft fer the small sun .
dime. New York Weekly
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-09

President Wilson went to
York to see bis daughter and
son-in-law sail for Europe
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-09-18

RECOGNITION MAY BE
ACCORDED SUCCESSOR
Belief Grows That Present
Head of Southern Republic
VIII Not Be Candidate for
Presidency

.at uaH.p.. aauH,,l sstgisl as.ttt utssl
NHhiuaiou. sept li.--Su far q
tho Observation-Disclosures IS com
.euDd IL became known tonight no
move i8 contemplated u the Mexican
situation Ut present Tho elections
ul ucluu.l aG. now arc awaited hero
with keen interest and tho next step
in On, policy of the ruited states o.
ukch 90 make r appearance there.
after
Administration officials made NO
comment ,b the long excerpts OF Cen
DrIl tlucrtts message 20 the Mexican
congress. published here today II is
understood that the administration
do. not attach much importance to
thc document though there are pas
lgs iu Do which aid NOT pas. without
careful notice
ilucrtUs statement that IN, tense
uf ot diplomatic relations was
with tho government of the United
S.tDs although luckily not with that
people. uyuAcd little attention. as
thc Same sentiment previously had
been voiced bv tho Mexico City off
gis Hud On, answer from here was
tbc enthusiastic reception which
rr,eucut Wilson received vhou he
addressed congress ana the speeches
supporting him made by republicans
aud democrats iu congress.
Thc reference to Tho expiration Of
the period during which American
Umshlps were authorized 90 remain
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-09-18

Toledo. o.. sept Resolutions
iororing civil service for every en-
ploye OF the postofficc department.
lneluding an posmasters. vef lopt-
ed here today 5y the National Asaocl-
aton Of Supervising Post1eti Em
Woyes at the closing sess ou Dr."
'S>oeiatiou $ convention
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
.@saieihtat, mel Wtadt ii&t aus!'

Gin @cidiftfen. bas einen Shfpa>
bcnbrben gum Sclben bat, cr5dblt man
Iit in Sricbrid)sbafen. aDnig &ils
belm bon @iirttemberg. Der in Sricb>
ridebafen 1ein Sonmeridlob bat.
pflegt ludbrcnb ieines Iufentbaltes an
ieocm Sonntng Mittna bciin Shlob@
gartcntbor an bic &lcincn ,@uteIc"
nllS5utbeilcn. Ser I%nbrnne ipar Gin
Icbr rcacr, ulb I'M Srbnrna gu bas
ben, beltimmte Der aonig eincn be-
ionbers lpieisen Sriebrihsbafcncr
gllbcn sur Ilifiid,t iiber bic uilbcren
&inher. Der flcine Srbncr pcriab
icincn Nicnit aud, gail5 prdttig. God,
am leBtcn Spnntng Dor Der Ibreiie
bes a0nigs, ais aud bic leeten
r@iitsle" sur &ertbeilitng fommcn
%ioltcn, bn fnnrcn 10 niele &inbcr gun,
ShloBgortcr, bnb Der flcine Nufiid,tss
am ibrer nid)t mcbr 6crr lperbcn
fpnntc. Ser anmncrbicncr itono
bereits nit Den Siibigfcitcn %, ols
Sd)lag ~ llbr alld) Der GDnia err
Ifien. IQcin bic piclen &iuber fonnz
ten bicsmal fcincr &alt mcbr unn
ltilrintcn nuf Den aonig los. Scr
Srbncr nbcr ite1te lid, ticfbctriibt
iiber ieinen @iberfolg, ihanrotb ppr
Den &oni9 bin nnb itpttcrtc nit crniter
Wiene bic @ortc bcrnlls: r@aieihtGt,
mel Mnht iiht ais, eebet SC Mrs
no 1d)riftlid!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
Group nnb Suiten= Seilmittel.

Group lit cine id)rcdlid,c 9ranfbci
nno &inoer lperbcn bappn 10 ploslid
befalen. bab lie bon Der @ciabr be,
brobt linb. Su critidcn, Tolls inner
niht iofort rie rid,tisc YRcbi3in Der
nbreid)t ipirh. Gs 9ibt nihta @eiic.
reg IN Der Gelt ais Sr. Sings Ncl
Siscoperp. 9clpis ~Gtum6criain boz
@anheitcr, Chic. idrciGt iibel icin,
9lnoer: "Sci mandlcil idmtrer PHI.
fallen fiirhtetcn ipir. Sicie(bcn lpiirr
ben eritidcn. abcr Ieit tpir Sic @irf
I%anifeit pnn Or. &inN'S 9iclp li$.
tpperp crpro6t batcu, mdtcu lpir ms
tci1e Snrgen mcbr. Bir perluiicr
ms barnuf. in SGllcr Don Group
SiIren rnb Grfdltun9cn." shl@ Gil
toilncn lid ournuf pcrlaiicn. 80 Gts
uno S1.00. Su ichcm !ocim Iolit
cine Tluidle bericlhtu Siir Sanb Iein
Sn alien S~potbcfcn IN habcn. 8. &
gndlem 4 60, I%bilaheiptia III.
ct. gpuis.