davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25
On the Water WAGON No.

They we're gazing o., a. The win.
do~ o. the Pullman c4- The hin
man Has rapturous.y -emlr.ag the
sunset
Al. nature is real artist er.
claimed iae il.n man. aldl~-. TX the
IA man alO s4t IN the opposite sea,
Have you never gazed a. .-r aon.
ce-s, Have you never Aa,ca-d the
'amaeu, fame o, dawn lie ,eap.ng
across the dome Of the aort. Have
you never watched the ret.s aimed is.
let's floating in lakes @, ar, Have
you never been drawn by tl- ragged
ravens -ing. sky-ph4nioms a. taey
aio,ied out the pale moon. Have yoa
never te.i the ama1enen, d.. these
things"
Not since ssore on replied The
Eat man. as be prepared 20 ala; an.
other at-C!ncinnau Enquirer
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25
SCOTT CAPTURES
RENEGADE INDIANS
INDIAN sssS IN SOUTHERN UTAH
sRouS--T TO CLOSE WITHOUT
FURTHER 5loc lS-Eo.
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Ira So " S-ee-x

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To-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25

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III aTs erzr-ss- hin IL 5=srs- vi
1ct Icss-5 s.s-..ls. sssf Se-z.1- 81
Go1< sad -es-e Ia hssa 81 zEE
er1.-cOz estates ot IL r-reza1s
6s6sl-. Sc a k1 Is slSl l'isi l,l'l.
IN Re cs-,51ss5 % -z<cs--z- - real
EE-s
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25
Original EtrmsIear

In her language Nancy Allison aas
inclined 20 be- Nhat her brother cailed
gushing. one summer sac took ~
automobile trip through Nea Ens.
land on her return sae ea- giving
an enthusiastic description o. one
fine old town TO her family
Il vas perfectly charming such
wonderful old door~ays ans the
quainicst Old Inn So Iaesed.
searching FOR a Word lt .4s-
unique
Brother Ned bad been listening
graveiy 20 the rhapso ODD
Unique. be said quietly That's
a ane word Let's see Juu- one.
equus. horse one horse loan.
Good '"-Y Youths Companion.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25

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Nh ,--1Es IL 7oEs- C Col mo -
1il- ne Y I -cs- p-zc-i-al zar ~.
80 soS-i2 = arrested Eis xo-ss
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S-'-Szas 4at-h asE SIS n. -
= a ETt-E i, ,.s -ssia,e-
. las tra,s<EE-s< Sc :, c.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25
BABES BURNED TO DEATH.
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=, Evening S--i-e

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t---=d - DEAN = I'D S0zy -sEe-
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q Provo es1cL IEo sScz-=5 =
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RsEg E=-s - evening ss-Ticss =
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Ia It's I'D E-u-Et
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25

ne. whether they know it OF not OF
course she wants ne
w'z-iress yawned again and
bus { his hand ozrelessly over his
sys-
WIZ are you he asked Grossly
Th= young nan drew himself II
proudly. and stood before tie bent
fem With The radiance Q. sunlight
shining OF OF his eyes
4 II said. an Ycu,h,- AID II
tuned swiftly and sent over 10 ths
c-yilg gi-l and touched her CT ths
shoulder
Friend h tod her. ny friend, J
an here ~ilh yo-
Tie 81, rzis=d h=- FACE and lcoksd
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III So had rs voice
We z-s yo--- Sc ~hisps-ed =
I'll - E-c~ Ia. Id = friend
To- 1zvs-i WEAKNESS snapped
t-rz IS sand y TIE chair No
t,o6y icv=S yc--yo1 hate every body.-
J a. To--h. answered the young
IA pleasantly Ignoring IL il,er-up
To- A-5 la =; your o-ly friend
T-= E.cl= =o-i5 lcvss yor-
t. g. Eas s-z-.-z past Tor'h &C
Wsz---sss-s-z---g E!ih = hopeless
-=ss = - =T=s
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--=--H.-.sr
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z-5 ,zit Is ha-d O. hs- an
Eo- 6o-- yc- cant - pro
tested -1i-k O. yo-r school chums
-1i-k C Tc-- teachers Tn O. your
c1--c1 To Tc- ate - .t--,e laugh
* tati=s "a r,zy II ire sunlight
g r. Pa-k. II yo- hate he u,,le
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c--tc1ss' Ink @. yo-- tzu.ly-yo-r
-o-t=--
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aga
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HoE zto-i Fc-- S--5zT scho.ol class.
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25

When on his way 20 evening ser
vice. the neV minister OF the , age
met a rising young business man oi
the place whom he was auA.ol. 20
interest In the church.
Good evening. my young '-'nd. 70
he said. solemnly DO you ever at
tend place OF Worship
Yes. indeed. sir. every sunday
night replied the young fellow aith
a smile. I'm on my way % Soc Ter
now - National Monthly.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25

Nhlis-ls your church going to
send missionaries to the Tar east to
teach the heather the Christians &c.
ligicn,
"i'hs-No. we've got to wait iili 80
hesthens Get back from this war tina;
'he European nations have called
them tD-Puck
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25
STOP GERMAN STEAMER
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25
BROUGHT THE JOY
OF EASTER Time
When the Spirit Of Youth Came
to the Gin nho Had the
Foolish Thought That
Size Vas Tired.

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25

Now. Willie" said the Sunday
school teacher. turning TO a sma 81.
pil. can you tell me the dirersnc. b.
tween caution and coWsrdics p"
Yes. maam. answered tho l''i'e
fellow When you are afraid rs
caution: when the other feiloN is
afraid it's cowsrdice - Chicago
News
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25
VILLA 70 ATTACK TAN7,co.
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25
MAY CALL EXTRA SESSION
S--zs-- c4z-s S-----e- - VIE
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Pres

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p-E--Es t-uz III ez-E q s11r- 80
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f-- Lax IL r-=55=-- : 1sE---e
q e=5=F= -sz- = vi 1zTs = 81
Nh cczEsSs o1,k - TGs.=Eo1 -
fare IL s@= = =-5=5
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25

Ss1 F-z1--sc'l-A mn ,a-L5s,.
n s--ss-s q EaEE4s. N=11-rl
Sz--EE t=E1E 5-csz al --zn
e-vk= E-c sz1-ss 1Eu=,. y C1z=ss
-s-vnEz-< At cz-=. avn sEzT-
ing q TL-= III AZ s,----as.s 81
csss3=-- Il 3z<Ee-xzrE ia CIV. IL
o1E ave IL sz-ul-5-1 115=r gcr---.i-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25

Lilies, always lilies at the Easter-tide;
Plrest whiteness, richest fragrance scattered
far and wide;
Leaves a-budding. birds a-sCudding. winds a.
dancing free,
Sap a-shootng newest Ife-blOod through the
meadow tree,
Hearts q thrObbing. al aglOw with life on
every side;
These are welcome heralds at the Easter-tide
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25

New Fc-f-Eu Azs-sczz h.,Tx
TVS rs rs4rs cd Eho II o-rsz- :.
es< q ExhE5 view % sAs VA. II
away and szEi<-st n tie British ar--y.
xr-1rsS hozs SarEHr q to <-sa-,
er Lzpkxs1
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25

s. Lo1zS-A IDEAL Ming co-7azT
hz< eozE-scs1 4s s6iPGsz- q lls-
60 ssek< c. IN 10 N=E YORK t-u-
Ehsrs Il VII - <hi-1s5 u rEe g.
tsrsz- Ezru.rsaz zl11oc< a1E IL VI
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25

Ro0e-Tns @A-r zz-h1r5-ss=ss
have czuss6 = - Sa<--i.--zs5 % la
IN sos1-s-s IL L5=oc5ca-Sco carts -
ss6geS Wiki are Eu-- s1s---I---r
cLT 6-g Ec-Ts cz2ra-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25

L6oa-1C-Tr-s= Bzurzsas tE7z
csS1 ees1 kidd All z=Tzrzl G-ssE
s1l-lsrS Ec11.=s1 II 1EE Ecer s.s
loved Al E-zsZV-ss. 1clx11o IT z
s--v-g 5LEEa- eHzz. Il rts -zr5-u
q Dr. -sfssE-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25

p'd you make any money out Of
bought
not yet. but IL looks good found
Uu' so much abou' the company hat
they took me into The firm
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25

Lnc.3-E-Sss ~ 1srz-1H-r q IL
VIZ IL 1--1z1 E-ZF 81 IA gc11
1z1- tEz szs1 "a cs1<z-s Rid ar
--s,.s Ec2tzs. vine rs hIzz han
-Srcr-ss- 1.rszZE lbs gives a --11
cc1S=rx e4s1I1-F Esr Il 5asr mn
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25

Husband-You spend altogsther TOO
much money.
W.ie-Noi az all The trouble IS
you don't make enough Times Pc
ayune
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25

Wife-How did you get along while
was away!
Husband kept house for about
ten days and then moved 90 a ho,e'
A hotel. Why didn't you ~ on
keeping house,"
Couldn't. All the dishes acre
dirty"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25

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mention women also.
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ION Life.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-25

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New Britain herald., 1915-05-05

motor busses of all nations passing Ypres on the way to Roulers and sev- eral hundred other details of the great strife.
 In view of the distance between the armies and the long range fighting in the war by telephonic orders and auto mobile messengers, the scenes are most extraordinary. One can plainly seaztfle allies and Germans in actual battle. -..-a
 For the first time in history non- ccmbatants can sit in the comfort of a theater chair and witness all the details of civilization in convulsion and history in the making. To ob- tain these motion pictures on the fir ing line the photographer is forced to face shot. she'll hunger, cold, execu- tion, disease and all the horrors. and incoliveniences of war.
 While cavalry and infantry. charges are shown Win desperate men storm ing trenches. held by an equally despe rate enemy, artillery duels and earth works filled with soldiers firing upon each other, lighter touches are also shown.
 In almost every picture illustrating the flight of non-combatants from the war-torn- sections the household pets of the refugees impart. touch of comedy. For instance, the friendly and lnospitable Belgian dogs welcome the invading German hosts with tails awag.
 The children contribute relief from the sonber and sordid tale of strife, for even in their pitful plight the round and ruddy youngsters cannot refrain from pranks., E
 The entire story of the war. is given iE a sequence of events which makes the entertainment liberal education and full report of the terrible conflict across the water.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-05
CLINTON PRINTING
 co. LOWEST BIDDER
Gets Contract for City WeTk;;
 RhoadeS Gets Ice Contract.

The Clinton Printing company made clean sweep of the municipal print ing contract and was awarded all the common council work for the year s't the meeting of the committee on supplies and printing last night. The Clinton company will charge $514 for its total work. - 1.zss
 The bids were as follows:
 The bids were as follows: ~s~'
 Municipal record, 1900 copies, Eastern Publishing company, per page $2.12; Adkins Printing conn pany, s2.o3; Record Printing com pany, $2: Clinton Printing company, $1.s0
 Binding records, 300 copies in cloth and 900 in paper, Clinton Printing company, s100; Eastern Publishing company, s9s; Record Printing com pany, $100; Adkins Printing company, $117.5O.
 Roster of common council and com mfttees, 400 copies, Eastern Printing company. $1.10: Clinton Printing company $1.05;! Record, $1.21; Adkins Printing company, s1.20.s
 Minutes Of common council, 130 copies, Eastern Printing company, s1.15, Record. $1.56; Adkins, $1.SS; Clinton Printing company, $1.l5.
 Proof of bills and reports per page, so copies: Clinton Printing company, S5 cents; Eastern Printing company, $1.15; Record, 67 cents; Adkins Print ing company, $1.33.
 The Rhoades Municipal Ice com pany was awarded the contract for furnishing three drinking fountains with ice during the summer It's bid was S220. The New Britain Ice cor poration bid s345. George Sperry bid $2G0, but the committee passed over that offer as it was not believed that MT. Sperry is in the ice business.
 Refreshmcnt Privilege Let
 The park board met last night and awarded the refreshment booth priv ilege at Walnut Hill park to James Spinetta.s The board did not re organize as there is vacancy caused by the resignation of John O'Brien.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-05
APPROVES KLETTS
 LOCOMOTIVE BILL
Railroad Committee Decides to Re- port FavorabIy on This I'm
 portant Measure. F

Championed by Senator George W. Klett of this city, the bill presented by him to prohibit the running. of locom otives with the tender first, will be reported favorably by the rail- road committe' of ,the general assem- bly, according to the decision of that committee this morning. There is now little doubt but what it will be- come a law.
 This bill presented by the New Britain senator provided that after October it shall be illegal for the railroad to run anysof it's scheduled trains with the locomotive back wards, as has been the custom be- tween Bristol and Hartford for in stance.
 This is measure, the need of which has long been felt in this city. Since the steam trains supplanted tho third rail a number of years ago, there have been many people killed by locomotives running backwards because, 1t has been claimed, the en- gineer was una ble to see ahead as clearly as he should There have also been several s<accidents on the road because of this system, notably being the one at Clayton crossing. about a year ago. Fs
 Although the railroad officials fought the m easure tenaciously claiIa-t tail a great expense and a sacrifice in running time. 1t, is evident that they are defeated
New Britain herald., 1915-05-05
WAR SCENES SHOWN
 IN MOVING PICTURES
"deTal0" Vii Plessnt SsVsn Ree|s Of Actual Happenings in Europe.

The New Britain Herald is able to announce today that 1t has ar ranged for the presentation, at the Lyceum theater, May 15 and 16, of a series of films depicting scenes in the battle areas of Europe taken under the auspices of the New York Sun and known as the most famous pictures of the war in existence today. A lec- turer who is thoroughly familiar with conditions will accompany the pie lures and lecture upon them. It is seldom that people are brought into as close contact with the actual scenes of warfare as New Britain people will be upon the showing of the reels and the opportunity to witness the stir ring scenes depicted should not be missed. =
 The New York Suns pictures were shown in Carnegie Hall, New York, for ten weeks. and Fremont Temple, Boston, for five weeks, where they were the talk of the town.
 The scenes caught on the 1000 feet of film would be impossible to .recite. Among the features shown are the fly ing of Zeppelins over the outskirts of Paris, civil panic in the form of a run on a national bank of Brussels, artil- lery battle outside Louyain the en- gagement of German and British ships, German army entering Brussels, Belgian German fight at Namur, sur- render of Brussels to the Germans, field guns in action near Antwerp, the blc wing up the bridge at Lys, terror stricken inhabitants fleeing from the city, the speeding arnor motor cars, which have done so much damage to German UhIans; the armored train at Arvin firing broadsides as it passes (the daring photographer was stand- ing. on the cab of the engine unpro- stected), the bombardment of Ghent,
New Britain herald., 1915-05-05
MORE LICENSES ARE
 GRANTED LOCAL MEN
Saloon Men and Drug Store Proprie- tors Visit County Commissioners
 in Hartford.

Saloon and drug licenses were granted yesterday to the following New Britain business men by the county commissioners: e5E
 John Waitkewicz and William Waitkewicz No. 15s East Main street; John Sheehan, No. 120 High street; the Keevers company, No. 331sa Main street; S. Helm and J. Herbert, No. .112 Hartford avenue: Joseph Demar- co and D. A. Peters, No. 15 Railroad arcade; Walter Donahue, No. POP Washington street; John Skritulsky. Mo- 26 Broad street; E.. s. Emmons, No. 2S9 Main street; Conrad Wahren- berger. No. IA Arch street; Mike Saliski, No. Is Lafayette street; Henry Schwab, No. 6s West Main street; Charles F. Dehm, No. 345 Arch street; Herman Schmarr, No. PAS East Main street; John F.. Farr, Nos. 62 and 64 North street; Bromperg & Gwiazha, No. 4S0 Main street; John J. Guilty, No. 241 Elm street: Regala Neri, No. Hartford avenue; Simon Luddy, Nos. 107 and 109 Church street; Jo- seph Pawclszyk and John Wukalan IT. skas, No. IS Spring street.
 Frank J. Halloran, No. 565 Main street. James R. Halloran, Mo- 75 Lafayette. street; Aron E. Almquist, No. 30 Church street; William H. Russell, No. Al West Main street; John w Marsland, Nos. 169 and I'll Main street