davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-24

Florists are somewhat concerned
e bout the new fashions because some
of the new blouses do not contain
enough material to- pin rose in
Youngstown Telegram.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-24
Money G0 Loaul

On household goods. pianos, die
monds or live stock. Rates reason.
abba. Room 2b over p. o.. or phone
ltSS.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01
HOUSE CAT IS NEARLY BAKED
The Family Pet stspt In Oven Of Geek
Stove and 10 Nearly 0urnsd
- oeath.

WAynssb0ro. Pan. b. Ayess,
Hamilton avenue. waynesboro. almost
cooked . new dish ut bis home.
When he retired ut night he left tho
oven door Of the kitchen stove open.
To get away from the cold the family
cat crawled Into the oven and there
curIed itself up for y sleep that lasted
all through the night.
When Mr.. Ayers went downstairs In
tho morning to stir up the nrs -
closed the oven door. The cat slept
ON and made no protest. Then Mr..
Ayers turned on the drafts and thrust
the poker into tho bsd Of Goals. and
In . short time he bad . good ars
going.
He heard the mswiag OF Q cat. but
he couldn't sec . cat. and he fancied
the animal might b on the outside.
But the cat grew more psUistsat In
it, mswing and sdded . tone Of An
guish to Il. and then Mr.. Ayers 10
thought him Of the oven. He opened
the door and the cot sprang on 70
him. almost knocking him on his fest.
The animal was burned terribly. lts
feet we're badly chasred and it, body
was almost baked. II ID still living
and u on the road 70 recovery.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

ground down to q razor-like sharpness.
Near the hilt are die-cut Roman let
ters "Sabatier Rue. France" and be-
meath this an open hand. surrounded
BY the letters "A Paris" The Ques-
ton at once arises: Who put the
knife there, and when! The steel Ia
Of the finest. Not even Its long i'm
mersion In the earth has eaten away
the surface to any considerable ex-
tent. Perhaps some French "voy-
agenr" camped there two hundred
years ago. and forgot his knife. More
likely some wandering Indian band en-
camped there and left the knife that
they had bought OF the French. paying
for It with beaver skins. One can sur.
mise almost anything. The chances
are that the owner left In . hurry. for
knives like that. even today. are valu-
able. and some hundreds Of years ago
would have been worth its weight In
gold. Certain 1t 10 that the English
settlers did not carry French knives.
and this particular blade dates back
beyond the earliest English settle-
ment.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01
NT1N RAWN
= PROMINENT CITIZEN
cAI EMERSON TIOUGT1
AUTHOR nnMsAssPpI BuBBlr, $40 @ TIGHT.
ILLUSTRATIONS 1g T3rDafrz~s
coI1Axy AZ E.xMSavhaIsav
AUTHOR I'M MISSISSIPPI BUBBlI !,

Nth ekAnA - A~AA
InAa.S ~. Me- "a &C., - .-sm
.con.,.,.n. 80 s..s.... :.
thns. - .....s.s 49, -
No u.r,., n-ass.s =. .s.,.... n.
,.,.a :, -. - ~ 49,. -.
s..n az, 90. =" - $50, 1850.
.o.,,... - 80 -
e,n,v h,,. 49,.
,,.,r.n. s.s,s. ~ =.
n.m.s 49, ssS., -. 80. q. -
a.-,n.,r 49, - - - !.
..va.s s-..s, ~ .n ~ ~ g..
g. -. 49, ~. -
o,s. -. e. s..,s
.n....s T.. 80, sN, -
80 -. s..as 49, -.
.aa,s -. ' ny. ~, @ =" -
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01
mo 4 vERY cuRl0Us KNIFE
Nssle 81 Past Found Whsn eeump q
Appts rrss 10 Renewed From
Canton. -. Garden.

Philadelphta. When the stump Of
On apple tree was removed from tho
garden belonging 70 =. w. Walbora.
near Canton. Pa. directly under the
stump and sticking straight down in
IL ground vas found . curious knife.
The blade. from shast 70 point. h I'm
inches. II 10 2h inches wide 1t tho
hiit and tapers TO ; nssdis point. The
back OF the blade II thick and heavy
end tho edge has evidently bsen
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01
PLUMBER HAD MS REVENGE
Msssisd BY the 9splenaes ~ Sn ON
sisvs 0utiss. Ne psaye .
Glover Trick.

The frost had frosen some Of the
taps In q gsntlsman's houss M esrst
Q few plpss. 20 that plumber hed 70
b. called 10. The plumber was shown
round By ths coaehmsa. but - soon
&c be commsnceA work ~ oAcious
butler kept close watch over him.
He didn't like the treAtnsat. ard d.
tsrninsl 70 play . tsick - ~ 6at'
Ter. II ~ batAfoom ~ foaa1
buroe pipe. and. altse estttng est The
ios, - auichly peDps1 ~ thsnb svee
eAo ho)o
~lsess. meee.. - aall. turnlne b ~
bsaleG. ~AAoo ~ a4un6 So ~ -
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

John Rawn h born In Texas Early in
IRE be shows signs Of masterfulness and
tnordinafe seihshness. He marries Laura
johnson. He In q clerk in = st. Louis
railway office when his daughter Grace
70 born. Years later he hears GrAcs's
lover. young engineer named Charles
Haley. speak of a scheme to utilize the
lost current OF electricity. He appropriates
the idea az his own and induces Halsey
to perfect an experimental machine. He
forms company. with himself rs presi-
dent. At q salary of 100000 q year. and
Halrey rs superintendent OF the works At
q salary Of 5000 Rawn takes charge Of
the office In Chicago. Virginia Delaware.
. beautiful. capable and ambitious young
woman. 10 assigned as his stcnosrapher.
She assists In picking the furniture and
decoration for the princely mansion
Rawn has erected. Mrs Rawn feels out
OF place In the new surroundings. Hal
sey goes to New York with Rawn and
Miss Delaware to explain delays In per-
fecting the new motor to the impatient
directors. He gets a message that de-
formed daughter has been born to his
wife. Grace Rawn. He returns to Chi
cago.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

q hand. examining the shapely finger
tips. He sighed. No needle had
blackened or rouGhened them, the
typewriter keys had not yet nattsned
them. He stepped back. looked At
her from head to foot. appraisins all
her graces. valuing her height and
roundness Of figure. There was small
light In his eye other than that Of
judicial approval. She bore out his
theory.
You surprise mel" was all be said.
How do you mean. Mr.. Rawn.-But
you must 20. you really must!"
There came . knock at the door.
Rawn's negative gesture was positive
After Q moments hesitation the girl
stepped to the door and spoke to the
msid "You may return again In .
little while. maid." she said. I'm not
quite ready now" In turn she stood
with her back against the door. her
own color rising.
"oh. don't be uneasy" said John
Rawn smiling. This 10 quite consid-
cradle OF . hotel. taking II - II 10
There won't be any scandal over this"
81 don't think ] understand you"
I'm going In Just Ave minutes. but
want to say something to you In tho
way OF 4 business proposition. Miss
DelawAfe."
sI'm sure I don't know what you
mean" Her head was high. her color
still rising.
Nothing In the least wrong. my
dear GIRL" said John Rawn. ITS sim.
ply Q matter Of business. a. said
You're here ~ my assistant. Of course.
But did II ever occur to you that ~
you stand there nov. and - ! stand
here, va might pass in that crowd b.
low there and not be known BY any.
ones" 7#
She stood looking st him. her color
hish, undecided - 70 his meaning
even now ~ he went on.
1T would b. rather pleasant exps-
Renee, perhaps. for yos-as II would
BE- for me--just to mingis with that
Eddy throns-say. for dinner. would
you like 10 b part Of ~ IT'S Just .
foolish thought that came 70 me-"
She turned 70 him. her eyes bright.
hsr face eager. Gould ". Mr.. Ravnr
she said. "I'm Grassy over I'll"
II sss." he commented dryly. "Yss
we're drsssins % 90 davis 70 1tasssfs
mo. no. ! couldn't a1ord 10 - tAaa.
Of cosfss. couldn't . AloAs. aal
hs1 - eoopasy. ! wase1 0olag
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

while ! fstch my soldsrin Iron. Don't
shifL Or thsss'il b . food"
An hour wont BY. but the plumber
had not returned. Then the butler
called . ssrvant who vas passins. and
told Nm 70 fetch him ~. She fouad
him sajoytns lunch Ia the kitcasa.
"Ths butisr wants 10 know whsa
yoa'rs eoiag - rslsass him." shs sail.
"0e N tell ths fool 70 shin bic
thumb. ] turned The watsr Of before
J stasse1 o. ths job.' replied ~
plsnhas. sSinnlAe.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01
CHAPTER v.-consinusd.

ca.o.
CHAPTER v.-continusd.
They also passed on down the hall.
gesticulating. their voices swallowed
up with others. arising confusedly.
This and that couple or group passed
by. also talking. among them many
persons obviously Of notoriety. impor-
lance or distinction. though unknown
to their observer. Rawn stood and
watched them all The scene was to
his liking. The stir. the confusion. ap-
pealed to him. The Towering Of the
great city's night life was here. such
as that is. 1t was the focus of our
country's civilization, such az that
il. Men worth millions passed. shout
der to shoulder. a wondrous process
sion. such as that is.
And here and there, always moving
and mingling with those men whose
reception or whose raiment announced
them as persons of importance. moved
women. beautiful women, floating by.
brightly. radiantly. rustlingly-women
blazing with Jewels. women with
bright eyes. women whose apparel be-
spoke them AZ accepted integers Of
the city's vast human sum.
Rawn stood studying the procession
for . long time. cycling group after
group carefully. A conclusion was
forming in his mind. He was learning
that when q man has achieved power.
success. wealth. notoriety even. he
turns with his next thought to some
woman; andlnds some woman waiting.
~ And then Il occurred to John Rawn
ith sudden and unpleasing force
tAat, although he was among this
throng. he was not OF IT, Himself q
man Of power. success. yes. even Of
wealth, he lacked in certain betoken
ing appurtenances thereto. A not un-
usual wave Of self-pity crept slowly
over him. Why should he. a man Of
his attainments. lack in any degree
what others hadf
- He stood pondering. not wholly hap
until presently he felt. rather than
saw. glance bent upon him by .
man who passed. . stately and we'll
garbed young woman upon his arm.
Ne was . man now In faultless eve
-none less. indeed. than the 6yspep
Aing dress. yet easily to be recognised
tic director who - summarily had
been dismissed by John Rawn himself
not three hours ago. His dark face
became even darker - he saw the
victor Of that controversy standing
aere alone. He smiled saroonicaiiy.
To Rawn Il seemed that he smiled
because he saw the solitary attitude
Of . man ~ good ~ himself. a. at
- himself for all the insignia OF
power. yet publicly se.f.confessed ~
Naokine all such insignia. He start
q. flushed. frowned. He had shown
these men, these Influential magnates
in New York. that he could be theil
master upon occasion--hs had mas.
tered this man passing yonder. Yet
now he stood here alone. with NO
woman to advertise his power to the
world; and men laughed at him! No
woman wore his silks. displayed h,s
Jewels. He vas John Rawn. born to
the purple: yet he might be taken
here for q country merchant on his
ArSt trip from home. E.
He turned to the key-counter. The
clerk, with infallible instinct without
hts request-handed him the key to
HE room. not lacking Acquaintance
With men Of Mr.. Rswn's acquaintance.
and knowine money when he saw II.
:. Rawn passed down the hall,
went up two flights In the elevator.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01
YOUNG CHILD GETS PICS EYE
opeestieM In 0a1amere Hese,eal the
eleo3 ~ lts Kind In United

Baltimore. Md.-what II believed 10
b the hrst operation Of liz kind In
this cOuntry was performed ct . local
hospital whsa the cornsa Of . pigs
eye was grated % tho sighties5 eye
Of thrse-months-old boy. Il was said
that previous operations. in which rAb.
bits eyes had bssn used. we're unsuc-
csssful. but that experiments with
pigs eyes had led scisntists 10 believe
that they were more adaptable. Two
cases are said 10 b. on record where
the grating Of human eornsA gave
sight 10 totally blind eyes.
In tho operation tho pig was chloro.
formed. the sysball taken out and
~ cornea cut from Il. An sxtraordl.
AaSily nns needle and nns silk wsrs
used In sewing the corneA In place.
The eye will remain bandassd for
about . week.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

ror, isn't that u. Miss Delawasof
-Yss, ne The tsatAi. - nsDee
% him calmly q lest well - han4
asain. 4 couldat - enc q t1e0-
couldn't - Ike tAoss pecpls 1svn -
low. a ] Aid the hsst ] coah - hefo
- dressed - much Ike the0 = !
knew now. ~ tmagiAo0l
dreamed. Mr.. Rawn. rye nsvss hnowa
. real evening Of that sofe = 81 ~
lifs-but III 10 my blood. ! Waae -
50. want to dine. and drink. 90
dance--I'm mad about Il. ] know. -
re the TRUTH want what ] eanS
have. I want to b what Tn noG ]
don't know what's the reason. IT. h
the air-maybs IT'S In Tie day. n ths
countryi"
Yes. IT'S in the country" said JeAn
Rawn. "Ws.rs oil going . swim pacss
mon and women both. don't blame
you. understand you. Now I know
what you want"
You want just about what ! want
But Mr. Rawn--"
'lt's the same thing-it's povef
that you want. Just ~ do. ] teel y
In the air when come near yos. Ycu
feel the same way when you come
near mel"
She nodded rapidly. he. eyes mar
rowing. yes. its true!" she said.
That's true
you want to have II within your
ability to influence men. just - ] do.
don't you. Miss Delaware! That's
what was In your soul when you
stood before your mirror when came
in. wasn't II. Miss Delawarss You
want to win, to succeed. TO triumph.
don't you, Miss Delaware-you'vs got
ambitioni Wasn't that your dream
isn't that what you were imaeining.
- you stood there and looked In your
glass?"
yes. yes. IT'S true. I know I'll" she
admitted painting. Il know II. my
God! yes, I can't help II! But what
chance have I9''
"All sorts of chances. my dear gifi.
don't make mistakes. told you
this 10 q business proposition. Nov.
then. tell me. why did you tog out this
way?"
II did because I had to. told you
] couldn't help It II was In my biooa
tonight"
ANY man waiting anywhere Mhss
pelaware'
"On my word. no! I wasn't even
gong downstairs. BUT ! to'o YOU
was ihau 10 % IN that cro~o' ~ue
tne r'cn people are. > wanted 20 me-.
.ne music, ! wanted 70 see .nem.
wanted TO pretend ior one night tnat !
was part OF II all!
foo wanted 70 Sm-yoo cosesso
power Is 1t not trueE
fes! sne oiaSed nerceiy. Ano IN.
oeeo AZ tnat moment inc room seemeo
Iuii OF some large innuehce' mov'ns'
tnroooins ali ABOUT them.
y wanted mat, ,ne sir' aom''1so'
All the "orio ooes'
i suppose you wanted TO see some
strong man TAI on MS knees ana oes
OF you,
res.
am sorry' my Gear. ON. III NOT 90
mat But ; unoels.sno. % you
searcnec Guy .nese slso rsss sno t1ec
yoursen o.' Selore .ns ,aoI 'nsrs'
very sooa' ioa 20. nsnev nv
OF naA any nan ~ An INN. I'M. c''y.
Sne noooeo 'sp'"'' sou Ano"
H. nov"
now. you're no more mao IMAM
am ssid 'onn hawn. You're - cool'
neaoed - J am, u ! Know women q
All we tnink shke. aoure young
I'm young enough. "nerea you ger
snat gown!
mao u msoe-'n an aiiey. ID tne
city oack nome. u cost q mucn e
couid auo!o. IniNy oonar' sne
hung OUT the WORDS scorniuiiy.
II IooAs .nree nonoleo; ana rye
!: :; :: ::
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

n1Deslf b u niS5Ue.
Dut nov. ny baslness psepesitieo
- vefy simDlA II AolAs esol toe oas
evsning. Miss Delaware, wns jsse
Ing TO propose that ~ forget IN
NJ unhapDinsss. and - . little ~
eeaeins for eas Might cay eor -
heur Or o."
6e hmblsl - his wAistcoat pecesG
- drew out something which sudden
" named Into dancing poiAts and rays
y The light that fsll upon II She
seood motionlsss whils hs passsd
aeeut her neck . tiny thread. delicate
= Il spun Of moonlisht She held OFT
hss hand. and hs clipped over \
eIsamins ring Of esms. she bsnt hsf
Ased. and be placed . sparklins oraar
nsst In her hair. ehs had sesa tAsss
3ewsla before. She turned TO the
slass now. her bosom hsaving - she
saw them CLEAN q her own neck, her
own hands. In her own hair. She held
out her hands to look ct thsm now.
and the gems flashed hack challenge
70 her eyes. sparkling yet more bril-
Iiantly.
TT was nothing" said John Rawn
tersely. That's all that lacked. You're
good as the best now. I've seen no
woman In this city that 10 your equal
IN beauty. You were born for this
life. Now do you understand what
mean! say. you can carry II OIL"
She turned to him. another woman.
changing on the instant. something In
her eyes he had never seen before.
But In his own eyes there was ct the
time nothing save the, original calm
and purposefulness.
As was saying. then. since We can
both carry II on. why not do 10 for IN
hour or sol I've read somewhere OF
masquerades. Why not try it,"
She turned to him. flushed. radiant.
but slightly frowning. puzzled. study
ing him. Rawn felt the query Of her
look. felt also something stirring down
In his nature which he grappled at
once and was able to suppress. His
voice was cool and low - It was BE-
fore.
"lts q big crowd below. and we'll
be lost In II. I've learned already that
you can be discreet Wen drop down
In there, where no one knows ~.
Well try ourselves out. and see
Ie'nsr sen v Wv. "s.1 49, 60
u M' ."o - .s a..
s 'uo ns " mn.
.no p.a.e Vi IA ~. ' o ~. 80
49, - ~ " 49,. "a" 49, ,h.-. "a :.
H 'ooank aiT."a -, ~. al. msr
= ~. =" -. 80 . rs,,,,on S,,,ar.
~. $50. a,a.aan, =, ~
y. a.. ..,.,.. - go. $3.50 ,oo.,r.
~ ." s " '
.va., $780,. -. ...,,.x ~.
80 -.
- nv W. 49,
90, - 49,.
WV no
49," ~nu o1 -
80. wv eo,s 49,
n. WA. sou 49, ..,nu. . !.
e0us - .u ~
se.a, " ~. r1s"- !.
- 80. -"
o"as p@s. ~-s' - S'es
Ioreot 70 te'' you. ne eeoeo.
'nas my sonin.'aW,. NJ ns'sss' ~
gone BACK % cnicAso. ne Sss .em
monso Dy wire. No one e'se anovs "
oosn. Tnere wouiont % ono cnsncs
10 many % our Ds,nk seen " .nyoas
nere vso Anew s,'ne' OF ". sho ~:
wnas earm9 Wen 30 ana ONE o. we''
y ths DISH ~ them. 70 INC main roo"'
Wnst 90 yoa say. miss DeiAvsre
sne stood facing MN nov. seemins
Year, older IMAM sne mao = rev mo
ments before. very sshsed oo.
server might possibly nave suspectsd
Of hsr eye. Beautiful she certainly
was: alluring. Irresistible In the an
!: !; !: !: :: &C.: ]: :: !: ::
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01
LESSON FOR NAY 3


i
----------
TIVE PRooloAL CON.
LESSON TExT-Lakc is.li-G
GOLDEN TExT--.g will artsr and .
10 my father. and will say unto hiN.
Father, have sInned against heaven. aeS
In thy sight. Luhs lsts
The parallels Of Jesus are marvsls
Of unity and condemnation. yet no No.
essary detail ID omitted. This. psr.
haps his most famous. ID no excep-
ton even though II does carry : dos
bio lesson. Who thinks Of the older
brother when this story II msntionedy
Though designated tho story OF the
Prodigai." We need TO remind our.
selves that the word "prodigal' never
once occurs In tho story. The open
Ing sentence speaks Of . father snd
Of two sons. II Ii really the parable
Of perfect father. the unwilling Of
the true heart OF God Against that
background IL set on sclfcentered
son lacking In natural affection. Also
alongside the Maynard son h the mis-
erly. selfish one who lacked all the
good qualities OF his brother. but who
was truly q wanderer and out Of har.
mony with God the Father. In tho
background we see the citizens Of
the far country who helped this young
jew to his place Of want. famine and
degradation. Remember. II II our
Lord speaking to Jews. When the
Gentiles OF the far country sent him
TO feed swine they insulted him by
compelling him to get his living
through an occupation instinctively
repnlsiye.
First Fruit o. Gin.
The father makes equaf partition
divided unto them" ". l2D though
neither son had q right to demand
partition OF his estate. At the bot
tom OF the sons request was desire
to have his own Say--to be independ-
ent OF God. He did not 20 away from
home at once. though his heart was
already In the far country"
!. Into the Far Country. w. faf6
Fun 10 the first fruit OF sin. and that
the son readily found 30 long as hts
money lasted tHeb. 1f:251. But the
.ons'aueaes ''no.. $3.50 ~.
rAh' ior wnen ny mao sp.r. - -
many attractive things about this
young man. but those qualities were
perverted. they lacked control. they
were. good servants but bad task
masters. II II not always physical.
.empos.i want mt comes - 80
nor' sneIe ~ aeVpes =. 80 80
sonso son luz wsns - ~
nunse1' nes 1.y cOo - ~
so1. s..y .Io.' 49, 49, 49, -, -.
49, ny ~ 80 s.I., - -
Desn suDuu 1o"o s'o
most suisct upo 49, 80
proua :. '.acneI, no .os.' y 80.
rsue'non ~ ~ g'I -" ~. -
c'.,aeh o. .ns ooun.y. ~
Delon9 tnere-sne c'tlzen gig. "
=, 70 INC n'os' uck.1su 80.
ss'uso'o ior
Like Z Lest ohssp.
u. The Homo cemins, ~. f7l24.
The fsrst step was Tor the son % stop
ana really think. That Il where sal-
walton always bsgins---in thinking. He
knew be Wa lost, .. T., out OF adjust
ment. in the wrong place. out Of hIs
element and like the lost shesp.
ready 10 dls.s He saw his cosdt-
tion, money gone. friends gone. hegs
for companions. no food for his sus-
tenancs. lie saw his value. He va
more important than tho servants oe
his fathers homo. He saw his faith
er's love, already manifested In Whist
had been given him and " fain would
believe that when he left home b
had the fathers urgent plea TO ~
turn. He saw d way 10 escape 1rom
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01
INTERNATIONAL.
S()ll|AlSQlD(G
LESSON

tBy r., o, gELLERH. Director ~ Evsnin8
department. Tbs Moody Btsss nsseituess
Chscagc.l
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

What we can do today depends %
what we did yesterday
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

LESSON TExT-Lakc ig:li-1
GOLDEN TENT will arise and .
10 my father. and will say unto hin.
Father, have sinned against heaven. aee
In thy sight. Iuks ISIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-28

LOS ANGELES. Oct, PSI
wish" said Kathlyn Williams, one
OF the most striking and best known
motion picture actresses in the
world. ito point out briefly all
necessary rules for beauty in the
order OF their prominence.
sleep is first: eight hours as a
minimum. and as much more as can
be obtained.
Total abstinence from late sup
pers come next. BY that | do not
mean Just stunning indigestible con-
coctions and highballs, but as rigid
avoidance of glass OF milk as OF
cocktail The woman who eats
Just before sleeping will lose her
beauty with shocking suddenness.
Plenty OF cold water. Battle in
cold water daily. and take cold
showers to become refreshed. No
tired woman Is ever beautiful.
True beauty is radiance of emo.
ton. preferably Joy.
USE PLENTY OF WATER ON
THE FACE | always give mine a
good. old-fashioned scrubbing with
hot water and soap.
Il believe in supplementing--not
substituting-water and soap with
cold cream. A plentiful use OF
creams softens the skin. keeps IL
smooth and gives II n properly nour-
ished appearance"