davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21

J. p. HALE PfANO--Oniy S1a7. regu-
lar 137S style, nne refinished ma
hoGane. new interior: sweet, pure
tone; Sensational value. Terms tn
suit. Come quickly. GR1NNELL
BROS, f<S Woodward.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21

A BARGAINl IS RIGHT!
from car; bath. hot water heat,
strictly. modern; $4,000; easy terms.
Rocheieau-Doxt Realty Co,
Cad. 36S. ia Chamber OF Commerce
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21

Write just ~ you feel, for we are
sure that when the scenes portray
ing the awful prosecutions suffered
by David's people unfold before you
you will feel your heart swell with
pride that you are an American and
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21
BARGAIN

s-roor brick veneer t-family nat. on
HurIbut. near Jefferson: modern:
double garage: rents for 500 per
month. Price 100000: half cash.
Cad. sS3. Tia Chamber Of Commerce.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21

A David. the poor Jewish Lad,
filled with the horrors he has Just
witnessed In his native home. sits
In meditation over what has been
and what may be. the boat on which
he and other refugees have been
banished to America arrives In har
Dor ut New York.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21
HERE WE ARE

80 acres, sxcellSnt. 6uiid!nss and silo:
Of Dearborn. Price eit.0oA Terms
$4,000 cash. balance mortgage. VIII
considor part IN exchange.
RocHEr.EAu- bo S5 REALTY
Cad. SIS. ia Chamber OF Commerce.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21

Just before this incident he has
watched with eager era the beau.
tiful panorama unfo6na TO him a
the ship sails in.s harbor. and
especially does the Statue OF LII,
erty appeal to him.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21

A little girl. with her parents. On
board . ship outward bound. sees
David on the immigrant ship. and
drops down to him . small Amer
lean hag. which he eagerly grasps
and kisses with reverence.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21

After Witnessing this play. accom-
panied by the inspiring music Of
that magnificent pipe organ. We
want each young editor to write Z
little story Of hts or her impress
sions, and tell how and why David
and Vera should md Joy In theii
new homes and forget the unhappi
ness and sorrow of the old.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21

Almost from the moment Of land
Ing he finds people taling . kindly
interest in him and extending 4
helping hand. an experience q
novel thav II II startling and mysti
tying to the boy who has learned
to expect only cuffs. kicks and per
secution.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21

Special Price, 5000
story house, year old. ! rooms
and bath. full basement. furnace.
laundry. oak floors, nnish. oak and
white enamel decorated: price Ss.-
with THOMAS BROS. - campau
1 block.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21

HOTEL FRANKLIN
Cor. Larnsd and Batse-only Q block
from Woodward and Jefferson avsa
Extra nne, steam heated rooms et
special Summer rates. Soc. TOO, III.
N.se per day: - to ~ per week.
ROOMS--Furniture for rooms com.
pleto. u weak. Summer. Mich. 4 %th.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-21

ron sALE-RnsIDCNcE PROpERr1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-24

there alouE the water front, giving
thjS order and that,
la the kings name!' one man
cried.
Il WAS, indeed, in the Kings name.
cor now. shallow though was his dis
EujSo. none less than CoviiSlaw had
Joined SSchjo in this las, pursuit ~
the cvaSjve coins Hurried inquiry
had ,>,uvjuced SacNio ,hs, Ro,eau had
aadc his escape in This direction.
As trr Cov;iS,aw ~ raSei.
II IS ucc.jrk. your majesty" ~
N,jrci the Gsuutle$S Count SAchio.
Al Is ucs ended ;ju al is done We
SHALL ~; le; them evsas Is Come
We NSvc craft u oc- own. Here a-e
S,,usc - cv- Gas; NostS Would yoGr
majesty GS0s the submarine.
I dare snyts;.e ;AA; smother -,a'
dam 0s,>GcG Co-tiS,SW SSv&Ss,y
Quick ;Se2-r03s- tie IS; hoA;
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-24

/ faasIfs. I myser ha1s tsen IN nat
/ rum have Desb beneath the nails
\ kDf,m me yerI plscs ubsrs tnat
/ secfst ls cDncfaisG tcok, No haze
~ me- ruin ana eysn II this half is
= cOunieffelf tbeif halt The true bali
! thOugb n be-. Ia NJ mDrs than halt
/ Tbsy cabbD resG ths riG1ls III tbeif
! MN heaspre. hpd 1st ne knDw ~
| VIM. iheH, has uOn this batlle7
/ Iucbrs hts needfuI for my king. With.
I out me serfei uhich ne ourselves
! bol1. Ubat may tbcI boDr2 No. not
all IL yet lost your najestyl"
/ Tho Ola King Turned pppn him his
| butnlng rye "COurl Bacblo," SAD
| be, "yo0 baye dleaDpDlnted ms time
nnd again tcgafdlDg yDn1cr coin; JET
amer 81, ~ nll my Hoblemen, yop
hayo bern The most successful. fpr
surely you brought 10 ns tbe gecrrl
THAT IN true. A. oHG time We had all
tho coin IDng WH have bad halF the
coin To1ny no held n all In our pos.
BrHglDn, ana no gtlll hold n. Bring
ue tho coin wnnt 10 examine both
lalycs once moro with my own oyer"
~ IN vol. yOur majesty. ! viii 20
goi both halves. No will compare
| them"
Count Bnchlo hngtrnod 10 tho room
Whofo on his rninrn from tho battle
ncl1 ho had changed his dusty apparel
llp ,uulo and trouaorH lny whore ho
| had lcrt them Evidently his orderly
had nod
Count HncblO took up the trougcrB
Rud thrust "A hand into n pocket. Ilr
know whrro ho had kept the coin. In
hin lllllo leather folding pOr,cmon.
nnlo. Iul he Withdrew his hand and
loohod NJ n curlouply. The blank look
on his fnco remained M ho felt quick
ly IN othor pockets Or the same gar.
mont. an ho searched ncryouBly
through every pocket or tho tunlc
which ho had discarded,
when Count Bnchlo returned 10 his
| King ho was In deep pnllor. conntor-
nation nni on his fnco.
"Wrll, we'll Hnchlo'" demanded that
monarch toHtlly you hnvo on your
fnco now tho nnmo look which I havo
lonrnod 10 know. lut surely you hayO
not failed Como let mo Boo IT,"
II cannot, your majesty, II In
gonc'"
"Gono7 Yet you had ~"
"yon. your majesty, 10th hnlvcB-l
| had thom both You yournclf gavo
lhom In my keeping on tho field. |
wan ronponnlbio for thom. that iR true,
hut. see horo whoro | hid them -ov.
oryihlng IN empty now, Thoy hnyo
boon taken away by someone. And
who could have known of ~"
A nllonco fell upon tho group.
"NuyI" added Nnchio n little later
"thoro wan n man. n prlnoncr. who
wan brought to mo Just before our re-
treat began tho man nnmod Roloau.'
Find that mani" anid CortIslaw
codly, returning n savage oyo upon
Hnchlo,
Tho prlnoncrn tnkon by the Grahof-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-24

pl0yod iniO n'llDn IN f"RlmrnlnI tohl
Mo lnpdnf obrrrlug bis mon "n lni"
mo obptRn 1bry mnl mo advancing
INFANTRY ~ NtabOfou. mnny ~ ih"m
vim their u1rH uulppd"d, depending
upon tho bhyorol met ih"n. nnd
rode lhom dawn mo lluH ~ assault
unHuaponlug MS unw r"glHlnnoo, 70.
rpllnd nud TUNED
Elily Ind pressed forward b"hln1
tho column Wbioh non pushed hack
Tho advance ~ tho onomy
1ho plan ~ count Frederick was
oomplolod lul nH ~ count rfndor
Iph. whnfo wan hot rbo found him
NJ lnpi. surrounded by ~ lllllo group
~ hln upu, who supported him m no
lay
what do you hofo, mndomolHollHY'
nnld hn "ltollto nl once. 1blH In no
pnro fOi yuu
"Yuu nrn nllyni You viii rocoyorl ="
Itliy uiny was on hor hnooa beside
him
Trndnilph onHhyni ~ rlHr. but foil
bnut fuf u moment "ulyo mo mo.
mnni'H imo" nnld hn u nm not hurt
Tho pholl cnmo clone. but my horse
nnyoi mo, I HuppoHo. nm but slight
" wounded I ihlnh II wnH tho shock
~ tho explosion I wnn hnlnl Tor m
instant whore arc my mon2 Come,
lp mo upl"
"yuur mon nIo on nhond. Count
l'iodulloh" replied KITTY Gray, TOO
Tor fu, YOU 10 catch lhom NJ now
Como, you muni ronl Como with
mo
with you. mndomolnolloY' nho
honrd him nay Ito staggered 10 his
foot
llul now nui hor womnn'n honrt
ndmlrlng oyor tho ntrung aud rono
luiu. iuluicod 10 poo II Count rrodor
iuhp gpEo wnn turned not 10 hor but
tuwnld tho front whore tho nghtlng
lay
MY mon," nnli he. "i,ooh nj them
| tho ruynl iouotyon' Who brought
| lhom ouf We have wont Thoy nro
| broken Tho hniilo ~ uurn. nflor nlll'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-24

xinEcoDs. jsalD0s ~ tbs other, ana
firAllDZ metbDis ~ ricbsr emDirs2
than their Oun, had Gs7eloped 40 beat
u cOgd esnh branch u the service
appfOyeG In modem warfare. Zach
had ~ little cOrDs NJ air craft, each
ltg miniature DAVy, Its submarines. IT.
dsgtfOyefs.
FuH details NJ all this ROleap did
not knDu He knew well enough
none the less. that escape for him lay
by uater and not by land.
n MAS night when he approached
the uharycs along the GfabOifen har'
Dor front ~ their anchorage lay the
dim gfay bulks NJ the few battleships
belonging ~ COrtlslaU. At one ~ the
docks signs u activity attracted him.
a Yacht, u long. cleanlined vessel, q
ihofOughbred in all details. beauti
fully equipped and apparently well
manned and OHicercd. was getting
ready 10 set out. itOleau looked AT
II coaely. II bore the royal ensign.
In truth, II was none less than the
yacht Of royalty itself
"GOod morrow. sir" said Holeau tc
the captain of the yacht. before whom
he presented himself little later. u
SEQ you are setting out. Would you
take passenger. one aB anxious az
yourself 10 leave this place"
Tho captain looked at this Intruder
for moment with none too much
favor.
"Thla boat In not for charter" said
ho. "Wo are leaving. II In true, but
wo offer no pagBage for the public"
Nor am under charter for the
public" rojoIned tolcau calmly. u
nm In high service. Mono the less, ]
am ready 10 pay for transportation
from this place. | am careless where
you may be sailing. Ask me not too
many questions. and viii not inquire
Of you. my dear captain. why you are
now sailing with the Kings yacht"
This bold chance thrust went home
Roloau suspected now that the cap
tain was sailing under orders or his
own and for reasons OF his own. The
man hoBItntcd now.
"Wcll. then" said ho. Mt length. I'VE
have room. that iS true. But as to
rcruRooB-"
"Cnl mo no rcfugoon said Roleau
nrmly. Il toll you. ! am on business
OF importance. and caro- little where
you go, save only that you take me
hcnco. | can pay"
By this tlmo Rolcau was aboard.
Tho captain neither welcomed him
nor rcpulscd him. He only shrugged
hIs shoulders. and accepted some
coins which Rolcnu placed In his
| hand
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-24

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-24
IIIAIItli III.
IioIoa,i, tho any.

IN nll ihopo rapid uvontu of tho lnut
fow huurp Nulonu had hoon loft quite
in hlp own ropourron llln mlptronn
had plippod away from him without
| hlp hnowlcdro Count Frederick wan
| puun. he know not whore llo gucpprd
| rather than know that each of thom
mlrht hc poohug tho nthor That
mcnnt, pccor1np to hln reasoning,
| that thov must be- NJ or near the roNpl
| pnlnoc II Wnn thlthcr Rolcpu NJ
| luua,h turuod hp own footptopu
Nipoovorod nt lnut through the uotlco
attracted hN hh lack or uniform, he
Wpp hnncd m nu officer who brought
him forthwith to the commaudor nt
tho ARMY. uvuc loaa than Sachlo, who
Hot ,lopo to thc NuE Watching tho
prostcan ot Che hattie
.Nouoral pad the ouccr to Sachic,
hcro w q map Vito Wap tr,mg to
sct tNuurh ou, )pop What shau We
do with hW' We thmk pcrhaps he
We u pN
"SN Cuow. Nou are hcrc aEatU'
ho aoN ErmN = know Nou. Ncs.
WcW ouourN We have met mNrc than
yu,o Nouoyo uNW rc,aU Nou ot NV
hslrns. ppj c)soWhcrc What do Nou
Neuyt Wboro w rhc. Nour mtstrcss,
tNy Nouug Nwotiypu'
NruJ,r pywcWNcre c\ccOcuCN.
aad l,olcau. ro,Utms oWaN the val
b,y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-24
CHAPTER llV.
BY Air and Water.

Rolcau wnkcncd Mt dawn. The
ripple OF water was In his ears. The
yacht was under way Soon II was
out OF cnrshot OF all that went for
ward nt tho wharvos. Mono aboard
might know what meant the little
group of mon who hurried here and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-24

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y .rttu Hinp iHit ~ ~ ttprtr 'pir. 'h"
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fpiiuurd mn nu Ufiyp IN H''Hh"H'n
lti ulftuiutts vlil" 'hHaiun ~" "'i''
~ iiir htuttu 'riu hnrlu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-24
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-02
old AUTO GIVES
VICIOUS MCKAT
LAST CRANK|NG
Breaks Mrs. N. Z. Prosser's
Arm and DisIocates Elbow
Before Being Traded Oft

s As IL acting In q spirit of sulkiness
at being displaced by a new car, M.
F. Prosser's automobile kicked
back yesterday for the first time
since 1t was purchased four years ago.
The engines backfiring broke the right
wrist of Mrs. Prosser, who was crank
ing the car, and dislocated her elbow.
I'VE had the car four years, and 1t
never kicked back once" remarked
Mr.. Prosser today. Ny wife went TO
crank 1t up yesterday, and that's the
way II acted We had just bought q
new car, and we're cranking up the
old one for the last time. to go down
town and turn II In on the new auto,
when it got balky and broke Mrs.
Prosser's wrist
Drs. e. d. Kilbourne and g. B.
Cooper were called, and gave Mrs.
Prosser medical attention. She is
resting comfortably today, and no fur
ther bad effects are looked for.
The Prossers' new car Is self
starter
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-02
BID
LOWEST OFFERED
ON WAIOLAMA JOB
Only Two Contractors Anxious
to Tackle Making Big Fit
Near City Of HiI0

Only two bids on the Waiolama I'LL
for the Waiolama reclamation and
sanitation project at Hilo were sub
mitted today at the noon hour, when
the bids were opened in the Office Of
the superintendent of public works at
the capitol building. or these two the
lowest is from the Lord-young Engi
neering company, which company Of,
fers to do the work in 800 working
days at charge of s109.60O J. T..
McCrosson. the other bidder. named q
time limit OF 800 days, and contract
price of $118,232.45. This makes q
difference in bids between the two
companies of exactly $S632.45. No an,
nouncement of award has yet been
made.
Before the opening OF the bids a
letter from the Hawaiian Dredging
Company was read by Superintendent
Charles r. Forbes. stating that after
careful estimates the company did not
believe 1t possible to bid within the
sum Of $4,000 available for the work
by appropriation. The company stat.
ed, however. that If any change was
to be made in the plans and specihca-
tons. 1t would be glad to consider
the bid again.
In the Waiolsma project as 1t is to-
day. there are In all 80 parcels of land
held by 2S different owners, the
amount Of material necessary to I'LL
the established grade of these various
tracts varying from Al cubic yards to
95.912 cubic yards. The largest piece
of land is held by the A. A. Richard
son Estate. The total amount of III
over the entire area is 215,s7O cubic
yards, and the excavation which ia
necessary for canal construction is
8761 cubic yards. This amount is i'm
mediately available for the I'LL. The
actual amount of the I'LL to be brought
In is therefore 207,109 cubic yards,
and the actual area covered by. the
fill is approximately 1.45z,775 square
feet.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-02
JUNCTION
GDIlA6E||S| ! 1|R|g6| !
in nice PROFIT
Value Of and Income from
Rapid Transit Real Estate
Takes Courts Attention

- -. - - -
Inc valuation OF the real estate OWL
ca Dy the Honolulu Rapid TRANSIT e
Land Company. ana the improvements
Wnlcn nave peen MADE on tne prop
er.y since is requirement were tne
oniy features o. note Drought out ourr
ing today . trlai o. tne terFltQrys M
junction sult against tne company.
CLINTON bailentyne, manager OF
tne hapio transit, was ceuea % tne
Mitness stana Ior cross-e4all Ion
Dy the companys attorneys Inc
greater part oi tne morning was gwen
over 70 ascertainng Lrom Mnere .ns
company secured the lana On which
% erect Us present power Plant -
wen az otner ianqs wnicn = nov owns.
Manager bailentyne rlsrtlne 70
extensions oI the company line, testl-
neu tnat tne Manoa ana sW aisiae e
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-02
C0L. JOHNS0NIS
MADE OFFER 10
GO TO FAR EAST
Adiutant general Of National
Guard Has Not Accepted
Malay Position

Rumors that Col Samuel |. John
son, acknowledgement of the National
Guard Of Hawaii, had rendered to Gov.
ernor Pinkham his resignation. to
take effect January 1. were set at
rest this morning BY specific denial
from Col. Johnson that he had re,
signed, or that he had even tentatively
accepted the offer Of any other POSI-
ton. Is
No. have not resigned from flle
position q adintaht. .Een6Fai sail
Ioi 11|,f ~ this naortipes How the
ftln0f started | DC. not know, save for
the fact that I was recently made .
very llatsering offer, which I have not
Col. johnson would not discuss the
matter further. but the flattering Of
fer Is understood to have come from
interests allied to the Endau Develop
ment Company. in which the Water
houses are heavily interested.
Eiriy In. August Col. johnson return
ed from trip to the Far East. during
which be inspected timber holdings
understood to be under option. The
holdings, which are on the Malay PEN
insula. ii Johore, south Of Siam, are
to have been fayOrhly re-
ported on by Col. Johnson, with the
result that the option will be taken
up, and 100000 corporation or
ganize1 here TO develop the property.
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G|VERDSAR|ANS
CHANCE 10 TAKE
CARNIVAL PART
Letter Sent to Portland Today
Inquiring if Visitors Wish to
be More Than 0nIo0kers

The outkoing mall today carried a
letter Of invitation from the Mid-Pa'
cific Carnival to the Royal Rosariana
OF Portland, Ore. welcoming them to
Honolulu for the Carnival week and
requesting them TO share IN making
the festival 4 success. President Ha-
gems letter. g Prime Minister Dean
Vincent follows:
Like the ret of the territory. we
take pleasure = extending you wei.
cons "a yo1r B. OachinE WHIT, which
We note Is f6ft1hatBly timed To- fan
during Carnival week.
You are the guests Of as all Tor
that week. Of course, and the only
obligation we wish to impose on you
is that you enjoy yourselves, but per-
haps itNould add to your pleasure to
take some more active part III the Car
nivai than that Of mere onl6okers
Should such be the case pray con-
slider our particular invitation broad
eh6d to include the share you may
wish to assume. BY the next man we
shall send you tentative outline Of
the 1916 Carnival program 1t might
be Of interest to the Portland news
papers, as well as to your own MEM
bers. We should be gratified If. in
reply, you would signify to ne your
wishes We can make place 70 suit
(Continusd o. PAGE fEoj
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PERJURY CASE AGAINST
coLoREp SOLDIER GETS
ONE DAY PosTPoNEMEN1

Charges Of perjury against Bert Pal
mer, one of the witnesses in the Bu-
chanan murder case, were not heard
this morning, the case being continued
until tomorrow. Palmer is now in jail,
and has admitted that he lied at the
coroner's inquest, it is said.
Palmer denied to the coroner that
he saw Buchanan the night the latter
shot his wife, and also denied that he
saw Eddie Thomas that night. His
story was so plainly fabrication that
City Attorney Brown several times
warned him to be careful. Yesterday
afternoon Palmer sent for Deputy
Sheriff Asch and said that some Of
the things he said were mot Just ex-
actly right" and he wanted to 60 be-
fore the jury again. Instead he was
charged with perjury.
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Well Known HonoIuIan Said to
Have Sold Stock Belonging
to ]. ]. Egan, Coast Resi-
dent, and Used Money Him
self; Shortage Estimated at
About S30, 600
SITUATION BECAME KNOWN
WHEN EGAN ASKED FRIEND


John M1rCaI||uo. chief clerk In
judge Whifner'e division Of the cir
cut court and one 81 Honoluln's best
known young men. Is facing charges
cf enbc<tIemcnt Of aDDroximafely
$4,000.
He 4 declared 20 have converted 70
hIs own nee money derived from the
sale Of stock which he held n trust
for ]. ]. Exam. former Honolulu resi-.
dent. now living On the coast The
aIIcfed embexzIenent has nofhine 10
DO with court matters. Il was emnhat-
icdIlr stated hy Judge whitney today.
County Attorney Brown was pre-
parIng earIy this afternoon 3 war
rant formally charging MarcalIino
with cmbtzz' 1u11I % the sum Of
about $4,000 and Vii. have 4 served
this afternoon. Ie said about 1:30.
O'Clock
u en- going right Ahead with the
preparation q t1@ ~1r||1t on the q S
IoIU|| |'.. ||I come q ~ "
flee he ..i1
Earlier Al |I| |.I - I|| been '0
'ot1@. I.c'[c'a''y q the mater ~
wa l'e' '' co1[, enq took i1e nat
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LONDON England Nov Closer and closer the Ieuton
drawing around the Serbian capital Nish
ports today the Balkan It regarded virtually
certain that the fall Of Nh matter Of only few dy perhaps
hours only.