davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-04-17

hand coedon will be found thin and though differing
shape the leaves produced later they long after gemna
equally with the many seeds the
hment the growth the young plant placed outside of the
embryo within the bean this material is termed
be copous scany proportion the size of the
embryo The embryo placed the of the bumen,
end be coed less complete ring around the
side the abumen The embryo differs greatly degree of deve
opment the coledons large and the pumue
distinctly visible while in other seeds it very rudmentary the little
adc having merely end the rude obes thus
formed ohadowing the cotyedons The albumn used
designate placed outside
embryo without its chemical compositions
called early boan who analogy between its Office
and of the white egg and though endospem pepem
and other distinctive names have been proposed abmen still used
by highest authorities. The character OF the abumen
greatly may be mucagnous Aesh Aouy oily horny etc The
absence bumen seeds abmnou and exabumn
ous important classifying plants. still impo
the number of coedons, which example,
being found the majority the plants
northern climates which dicoyedonous Plants which but
present monocotyledonou) throughout their
whole different from the Others and this difference in
embryo accompanied by characters the separation
Towering plants into classes In the cones and
other plants the coedon often to be than two but
poycoyedonous embyos regarded dicotedonou with
coyeons subdved To the bean Even the very
udimena which have traced it, the bean "up
the common expression organs vegetation
all kind have indeed all that plant
Root being all that concerned the growth the
plant increase in sze termed the organs vegetation the
last named already existed the Seed while the formed
termination fairly accomplished The future growth of
the plant consists the repetition these and though diff
eent plants wonderfully varied and size and
aside their proper they all be
these three elementary organs In all plants the
leaf produced upon point called the
space between node and the the nenode the plant
bearing nodes separated by ernoden fact merely repetition
embryo which short nenode with pair of
pumue undveoped upon very
undeveoped nternodes and growth these nenod
elongated, grew nourhmen afforded by the cotedons
first and aerward that primarily taken by the The
plumue simple bud, but whether of this character
highly organized bud a bud) always consists of ueveoped
upon very nenodes the bean plant eong there
still found upper end simple bud what gardeners call the
growing point"
From all which evident that the bodies of plants (and
the of anmas) automatic turned out in the
workshops of furniture fabrics in those of
And the workshops of could exist except
mind man. those of could exist
except the mind of God Without mind everything
decay, until all things would be without form and void.
But the old Pine knows that there workshops earth
the production of those things which designs which
did make And the laws prevailing everywhere in
the kingdom OF mind and there for the pro-
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-04-17

so resurrection of the dead corruption,
1T is dshonou, it is raised glory weak
ness is raised power
1T natural body raised spiritual body. There
body and there S a spiritual body.
and written, The Adam living soul
the last Adam madc quickenng spirit.
'Howbe that first which spiritual but that which
natural and afterwad that which spiritual
The first man of EARTH earthly the second man the Lord
from heaven
AS earthly such they also that earthly and the
heavenly such they also that heavenly.
and have borne the image Of the earthly shall also bear
the image O the heavenly.
say, brethern flesh and
kingdom of God neither doth corruption inherit interruption
Behold show you mystery We shall all Sleep but shall
all be changed.
a momon, twnkng eye, trump
trumpet sound ncorrupbe we
shall be changed.
For this coupbe interruption and this mortal
put immortality"
She she finished and stood beneath my heavy limbs
Behold the tiny shadows, in the bushes and under the
rocks already Fastening their homes their days
she said Ellen 60 for the great will
be covered with darkness and surely the old Pine wouldn't
Ellen stumble and fall over the big logs"
mo-" said; it is time for Ellen to go to escape the
darkness.
But how magnificent she continued be the night
from this mountain. The old Pine ought to be great
astronomer, with such a chance study the skies"
And hasn't Ellen | asked, equal chance from the
piazza of her home3"
"No she said not equal chance but Ellen has watched
the pretty stars when they and when they and she used
wonder the great distances which they
And then she found that they didn't travel all but that
this absurd earth of always rotating upon axis from
east, thus making the be moving
east Just such funny world isn't it, old Pine
going several different ways the time Turning upon
its axis way oblquey, whilst huryng around
the But Ellen and the old Pine having great ride
both ways with expense and the scenery the
stars with their ever-changing shores"
Slowly she crossed the rocks the border forest
then gancng her shoulder babe goodbye, and dis
appeared among the constantly increasing height the thck
growing spuces
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27
CARAVANS SITUATION

In the Mexican situation It s quite clear tina,
fear OF the United States alone rcstraus Villa from
making war on Cauanla. Il Is doubtful even ~
that can restrain hm TO, long
A gentleman who visited Villa recently anc
who could converse with him freely ln hls naiiv
tongue brings word thrt the great war chief OF
the poems b. iurpucd with the most intense hatred
for the wealthy classes Of that country and Is de
tcrmined that there shall be complete distubu-
ton ~ Inc property oi ,he republic, lie takes tho
socials,i, view that the labor OF the pcon has
olcd the wealth OF the country and that the peon.
shall own TO- Any failure ON th" part OF tarranl'
Co put tins distribution policy into effect will b,
followed promptly by rebellion ON the part OF
Villa regardless OF the pressure for peace that
may be- brought by the administration a. Wash
iupion says the Albuquerque Journal
Thus Cauauya when be- assumes the rem, OF
government funds himself between two fires. On
the one side are hr powerful special Interest," Oh"
wealthy people who make up the social and hna0
.laI Influences OF Mexico City. and ON the other
are the wrongs of the pcon calling ior justice. 3
not for vengeance
Aside possibly from luarcl there never ha
been Cd ruler 100 Mexico who has not soon fallen
under the Establishments of M property case-
th, uch. refined cultured people ol the so called
republic lnd-r The spell of that Influence. prom
ICES are forgotten OF rcpudlated and the old gov
eminent OF the classes for the classes and boy the
classes s continued
C,usrla belongs 20 the wealthy cultured. ar
r,ornu. ,rs. OF Mexico he has made large pro
LESSONS of .ympathy for the pson. lie has his
tory bchnd him. with ts lessons and It IS pos
ablc that be- has o. lalr appreciation OF the danger
ol another pron revolt should be- prove false 60
,hr people who have borne the burden OF Mexico q
industries without reward for then labor TIE is Oh
stubborn man. and may be able TO resist The lnilu
,n.- of d.. arslo,ra.y Il so. the fate Of Nlad-ro
probably y.ill hc has, Should be- yield TO the niu
rn.c OF the r.cuud.os llucrtas fate Will be- hi.
sooner or later
Ihr outlook Ior Mr. C,uaula r not "a bugh,
one ,ansdcrrd from any viewpoint
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27
Thmffs hs CAUSE Of WAR

Yer, nearly 800 ihe vars of the last two hun
drcd y.tfs have been fought for markets toun-
tree have sought 10 extend the territory within
which they might have free trade AZ The same
time most Of them have sought 20 exclude other
,ountue' from The trade by imposing tariff re-
stu,uous
IaIe the ,ouutues involved 100 me beginning
OF ihr present war Tor instance What real dat
terence does % make whether Austria controls
oefua' Their" s an important question OF senu
facut involved. ol course but the mmrdlate
pa,u,aI thing free trade for Austrian through
tY tls Aegean Sea- a Few ye4rs ago Austria DE
rIared d tariff war on ScrHa IN retaliation for tar
if agreement between o~ryIa and lts nci2hbor 10
'hc south Bulgaria The Austrian regulations
IMPLY ,u' IN o-rWan trade on the great highway
90 'lr north and forced - 20 GEEK ne~ channels
through Turkey That vas practical demon
r'faiiou I'd the possblIu~a for national disaster 90
ihc exiting scheme
The United States Increases the tauii ON silks
Which % has perfect night go do OF course
add thousands of wofkmen 900 French silk mills 90"
thrown out Of employment France puts up the
duties ON Italian products and the workers oI
Italy suffer a nation can do what % place. with
ita own trade regulations And these regulation.
ar, always adjusted 10 thr interest D. is suppo,,a.
OF rrs own people although really thc adjustment
are usually controlled .y gentlemen with pull
n would be- regarded az thc height Of folly 20 con.
,,dof the clicr, OF d tariff ou thc working penp!.
~ other nations Set % may Doc O. matter of lite
and death 20 them.
Nations are made into armed nvals through
the possibility that then trade may be- shut OF
They grab lor colonies loo order thal they may
bring q larger distinct within the Tree rodc zone
They feel always 3D., the mercy oi hostile tariff eg
.slouon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27
Pace EMBLENls

With OF without the approval OF the American
Peace Society. the suggestion OF Missouri rep
resentatve that II would be inJudicous at least
to issue the proposed peace" series OF postage
stamps during this val must appeal TO the aver.
age citizen.
The Postmaster General properly has AN
nounced the indefinite postponcmcnt o' such an
issue. which was to have displayed the crossed
flags OF the United States and Great Britain ir
oommemoration OF the one hundredth anniversary
OF peace between the two countries
4 fine sentiment and finely conceived-bui
rendered mos, untimely as 90 execution by th~
grave international cuus that have formed uncx
pectedly since the original conception. There BE-
however some hope that hereafter an even finer
'peaee" series may be designed and be sppropn-
ate for the American mails-san ANTONIO Ex-
press
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

Christians Hope special music
au d-piriual songs Evening theme
Rrut JH3 Wrong Roads Boo Life
They way OF success and The way OF
failure The bright Gospel songs
a.d special music We try 10 make
on. services place OF spiritual rec
freshing and soul upiit 90 an We
offer @ place of opportunity and uee-
Wlnc5- Co ali who want Go worship
and worh with as We have a cor
dian greeting and fellowship Tor
strangers and visitors in every ser-
vice Ea with us Iu our service to-
DAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

Corner 1000 AND |I.mnr'
Rev Paul % IaWo Rector
sixteenth 5uuda, after Irmir
september %
500 on UoN Communion
H.t5 o.. m Sunday School
1900 d. 900 Morning. Prayer an'
nfmon
500 D. m Evening PRAYER anil
address
Please note mo change boo tu"
hour of evening service 20 O'Clock
solo Ht MORNING service Tho
Lord o. Ng Light 'AlI.tnuI sung
hy Mrs Edward Mayer
Tuesday. Sept 20 tFw.i of g.
uichaen 7.l5 O.. no Holy Com
WuuiOu
Choir practice "Wednesday even
Inr ~ 800
Fair visitor and strangers ar"
especially invited 90 attend .n. sun
laY acrNircF.
You are always welcome
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

UIrtv column
we extend yerg cordial IuyI-
utou to tho general public lu an
cHr erNiocs People vino arc 800
tno city attending the iair and
strangers Boo general Win be- especial.
ly welcomed Good music q TWEEN
uoth century message and well
com. like your mothers all await
you Come and bring d friend
vas glad when they said unto
nae lei us go into me house of thn
lurl
w. T. JENNINGS. Pastor.
~ ". SONEl. Supt
PROF MYERS. Musical Director.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27
THE PERSON WHO TOYS AT WORK


tBv aura klrkman1
We al know hm That's his busincss-mak
ing himself known to us tie spends three fourth.
of the day that way What IN going TO do ..
the song he sings Some OF us like HIM bul We
don respect HIM Our liking tor him IS hasrr
ON the irresistible charm of his audacity. We arr
arrested by his Houushes. just We stand agap,
At sudden. unexpected bofe OF trumpets
That's i,. Ne haven regard Tor hum We have only
attention Tor hum Hes satisfied with skinned
milk when there's cream on his table
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

at ~ o. m my pastor Subject
Tho Deeper vision %. God p.
m Sir j J. Walker wili speak Mr.
Waller bolp, 600 the rcrEa. meet
mg h.eh vaa held 90 August and
the people love 90 hear "11.a' taIh
800 na message for sou tonight.
LaGue tt 3 p m Orally day. Bie
Ipllue meeting Come and enjoy o.
Wednesday u D. m. Bible lecture
s cordial invitation 20 all
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

rir Bible school rally lt g. 90.
Wp ~ planning for an attendant.
u. ".u Each one pre- .nt HII o..
r..... beautiful souvenir So.
au mott afford to miss tH.s rally
Conn, and bring someone H't.
... 1Ua enjoy this 0uspiraHoHa' .r-
..U.
r"H. Worship o. O. 900 and IS "
TI.w. of morning sermon VIC
4. IIi. That Cometh With WI'
Garments
I.,uIuE sermon Choice Decide
DESTINY
Then. WIN boo special music ~
.|.H service See program Iu 500
.-.s...s.s :. = ia -aE-IL-r-I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

Mondays Fair program promises ample en-
tertainment for all. Some Of the fastest horer on
the grounds are entered IN the races. From al
indications one u safe 10 predicting another rat
Ting good day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

HOu ton and SeFcr'. -f
sunday school 8.
pfeach ~ a. m and o.. o DO
Mprninl subject Some ruiIaI
of the Chr Ian Llfc
Evening subject A Dynamic Coz.
pei
Woman Nissiorr. 5uloir NDI
uesdav, z % On
% RNsON WATTS.
pauor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

So preaching service will be- held
today al the congregational church.
sunday School and Endeayor meet
ing viii Doe 10 the usual hour
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

The News prediction is coming truc--Nms
rllo Is beginning 10 see more visitors these days
than she has ever seen before
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27
Nmnrillo Church ~ Chri,l.

N.oiH each Lords d1r ln On"
county court room
Song n, Zee 10: IS O. m.
Bible study -iOt30 a m
Prayer nruigc and communion
sgt - 900 % ihe Dbar'h OF
christ Is nrg d I'D be present The
public g. cordially Invited strangers
are assured welcome
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

The Daily New, will be delivered by osuei
anywhere in Amarillo. or by mail outside oil the
city, for s. 90 year. or SOC month IN advance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

Only morning Newspaper in the Amarillo
Country. Covers the Panhandle Of TeKa, Ea,,
ern New Mexico. Southern Colombo and Western
Oklahoma from twelve to twenty four hours in
advance Of Denver Dallas. Fort Worth, Oklaho.
ma City and other papers carrying telegraphic
dispatches
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

Tuesday il also school day at the Far The
youngsters will find the Far equal TO % month oi
school room education
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

Lack Of time and space iorb,ds editorial mo
tice OF the many excellent exhibits OF farm and
mill products. In early issues We will reach al.
OF them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

Old Carson County Is IN line with fine rv
hibt this year Our ueghbor' 20 the east usually
have the goods and Ne are glad 10 enroll them
among the permanent patrons OF the Panhandle
State arr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

The Amarillo Daily News
Guarantees to advertisers more
than fifty per cent greater cir
culatiOn than any other daily
paper published in Northwest
Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

The Oldham County apple display the nlt
OF the Panhandle by now Such apples are not
often seen IN countries where they claim 10 beat the
world
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

The race program yesterday was canned out
with regularity system and promptnc.s. Mr. \ar
Matte as official starter had the audience enihus
ed over his exceIlen, work and b. may hope io'
approval OF his ma,terfu direction throughout the
week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

Entered a, second-class matter at the post.
office at Amarillo. Texas, under the act Of March
5. 1879.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

Grand High Chief Cole OF the hmoull,
Counsel OF Travellers. evolved and executed ID
special parade stunt yesterday Cole head o.
full OF new IDEAS as lower Texas Is foil Of ticks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

The travelling men made good once more
They we're present IN force yesterday and every
body knew they were on the job Our knight
OF the Gup arc the pride Of the Panhandle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

Monday De- Hereford Day The Hereto"
folks are going 10 take in their ohmnoys loeb W
Their city and come 60 AmouIIo en masr And
By the way there Hereford exhibit a. the fon
might be sufficient rnduscmeri Co swell with pn'
the population ~ any community
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

Mr. Fair Vstor-whilc you are here why not
subscribe Tor the best and ncHsiest daily pave
published IN North Texas} Let us enroll YOU
among the many pleased daily readers Of Ih'
News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

You can always depend on the people ot ihr
Panhandle 10 rally to the support OF worthy roo
terprises Coun, the exhibits "a the aRucuIur.
hall and YOU get AN idea how many OF our .ounto.
are possessed Of the spirit OF progress
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-07

MILLIONAIRE
FINDS BURGLAR
OCCUPYING HOME

A young millionaire globe trOt;er re-
turning home TO lind his bachelor
quarters occupied by burglar who.
not satisfied with having appropriated
the millionaires name and getting
himself engaged 10 a pretty society
girl on the strength OF it. is rapidly
disposing Of fine collection Of paint
ings gathered by the Aforesaid million
aire from the art CenterS OF the world.
This is the situation when the Curta n
goes up on the first act OF Officer
666."
How the real millionaire regains
possession OF the Aome and name and
how he eventually wins the heart and
hand OF the sweet young girl who has
plighted her trOth to a member OF the
ligkt-fingered gentry under the i'm
preston that he vas the simon pure
scion of wealth and social position, is
left to the telling OF the players of
the farce that has proven a big and
popular laughing SWccess. In working
out the story of the comedy the rich
young man induces a policeman en-
his block to lend him his uniform, and
while he is masquerading as a copper
to catch the burglar the real officer
becomes the millionaires cook. The
burglar in the meantime is allowed to
continue in possession of the bache-
lor's quarters, but is eventually trap
ped and compelled to return his plum
der. All these events are worked out
with speed and precision during the
three acts in which Mr.. Augustin Nc
Hugh, the author, takes to tell the
story that is chock full of surprising
situations, smart chatter and snappy
epigrams. Officer 666" will be pre-
scented at the Bijou theater tonight
and Tuesday and Wednesday by the
Players All-Star Company. George
Webb will be seen as the young MIL
honaire and Miss Oakley as the young
girl Cliff Thompson, Jack Fraser,
Guy rHitner and Helen Carew will all
be seen in important roles.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-07
COPPERFIELD IS
DRAWING CARD
!. At YELlBERTY

= Many teachers and pupils engaged
In thesstudy of English literature have
viewed with pleasure the presentation
of Charles Dickens masterpiece, "Da-
vid Copperfeld," seven-part dramatic
Offering which will continue at fe
Liberty theater including next Tues
day evening. So -.
A company of clever theatrical per-
formers journeyed to Great Britain
where the scores of scenes were taken
which add muc4 to the success of the
play. Much of the original environ
ment brought out in the word pic
lures painted Uy tie immortal Dick
ems has been Incorporated N the work.
All the old favorites in the list of
now famous characters pass in rapid
review before the spectator -
The rise to fame of little David Cop
perfeld, his early trials and struggles
to success, his meeting with little
Emily, the friendships of the Micaw-
bers, his encounter with the tyrannieal
Uriah Heep, are all brought ont to a
point that leaves little to the magma
ton. Naturally condensation was nee
essary and the author of the scenario
WIS fortunate in eliminating the url-
essentials without sacrificing any of
the strong dramatic points. g..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-07

A rare treat In the way of "bis
time" vaudeville was rendered large
! audience at the opera house Saturday
night when the company which styles
itself American and European .Vaud-
eville Stars" gave its initial perform
ance. The performance will be re-
peated this evening, and every even
ing during the remainder of the com
ing week, and may be recommended
as being both clean and interesting.
e.. Out of the seven acts which COM
pose the bill the Boudini Brothers,
masters OF the piano and accordion,
easily top the program. Their play
ing Saturday evening was a revelation
even though the instrument used has
been heard in Honolulu before The
Bcudini brothers switch easily from
classic selections to ragtime, and
when they played Its Long Way to
Tipperary" during the initial perform
ance, accompanied by the booming Of
the big 14inch gun at De Russy, the
audience stamped and clapped itssap
proyai and joined in the chorus. The
act is as good a vaudeville turn as
has ever been seen-or rather heard
s--.n Honolulu. =. 81 -
Bencla, styled as the talkatiye trick
ster, is not stranger in Honolulu,
and he has improved considerably in
patter and business since the last
time he played this city. He has
some unique feats of juggling and
much stage property and his act is
aamgsing and interesting d from the
start The Musical Storeys have a.
pianaplaying and singing act which
Is little diferRt than Honolulu or
dinarily is treated with, while Hayes
and Riyes, the Divinity and Her Els
cert introduce some Of the latest
dances. .s:. b. :
An Amazing exhibition of strength
ana skin 10 presented by Dare and
Norwood. who have an set whichInv-
ers OF athletics will appreciate, and
which lovers Of athletes should not
tan to see. Little Eva" Zena, who
knows she is fat" and Bobby Man
dell are clever in an act combining
comedy, singing and dancing. VaIen.
tine and Bell. who also are not stran-
gers In Honolulu, have an interesting
and amusing bicycle act which com
Dimes trick and fancy riding ana
which Is one Of the best, acts on the
bill. --.-.1 - 3 : :
On the whole the performance is
good and well worth seeing. The acts
are clean and interesting. many of.
them being of the minute"
type. and, there are no long waits.
Motion pictures fill out the program.