davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-20
( PALACE JINGLES '

Just talk, don't walk" We dc the rest And it is not too far,
 In 40 winks we land the goods From the Famous Palace Bar.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-15

sess4asts-,f. $50.
IaIIaNs
C.frfati and it, rtEsse - nuclf flsEat Only 4
shoot notice brought out unusual
crowds for ths. presentation last ntzftt-
The. PICTURE viii be shown to-day at the
Amusu beginning az noon ard through
..ut cE- afternoon and night.
There is uothisg spectacular In this
rIctnf~. Its PLANNERS II plot. dealing
with the relations ~ man and woman
ANA af the worlds View 90 that carries
...,..f f..~.,a fr truth aud human interest
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-15

a sss-ss - ssss- = &c.,
TsetsIss - fs~e<tts~ ~ssst - .
- Merriam ~ SIM ftuntsa were afoofttt
last nIisht-a arrivals "a The Surce'-
Mrs. 9. Ferguson % san Angelo
g. tn the city FOR several weeks Ni7''
with friends
a. I. Garrett. state labor insp'e'"r
ia IN me cIrv on business ~ The 1"-
r,,rrm.nt Fle arrived yesterday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25

pryin' about no Logger"
You wrote him letter telling
him TO come and see you"
AYE did"
And you think he took you at
your word and fed the country"
II be sure "a he did"
Have you heard from him :"
NO"
do you know that he is alive"
NO"
II spent the following night in the
Shils' cottage. I'm afraid | fell
asleep. Someone entered the cot
tage-I found the footprints under
one OF the bedroom windows. 1"
1T were I as entered the cottage"
Gyatt interrupted. II wanted 10
have a look around"
WHY"
ITO see II my son-in-law had any
thin'-any papers or sich like, as
might give away what he knew"
And you found nothing
81 found nothin'."
But you took his money"
"Tha, bain't true. | should say
as he took II hisself"
"You were wearing the same boots
then as you wore when you killed
Capt Haig"
Il were-and tight for me. too. l
burnt EN- arter that nlght-they
were pair as bought second
hand. flmsy things such as gentle
men wear. Be there anythin' more
you want 10 ASK
Yes. DO you know where Shil
ia"
IT do not"
"rm afraid we must come TO the
conclusion that you killed him"
IL tell you as did not I'd tell
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25

The maid left the room and Lady
Treverton looked out OF the window.
Her face was very white and there
were dark rings round her eyes.
That very morning Gyatt had been
executed in the county jail. Two
days ago she had been 10 see the
unfortunate man. had looked at him
through two barriers OF iron bars
with a warder standing between.
He had held out his hand to her
and she had not been allowed 10
touch II. They were afraid that
she might have brought him poison
The law takes care that II 10 not
deprived OF its prey.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25

LAKES TREvERToS. . man OF a.
who has divorced his VIE An.s
beIie.ing that she ran away Wy
cart. HAf1. who was In love ~
her. Treysrton marries akain snS
soon Afterwards HAig turns upS,.S
denies that ne left England Win
n, Alice. He says that Alice ives muI
dertd In the woods neAroy,
= threatens 20 accuse Treverton o.
The crime unless he 10 Wen psIu
Haig IL found murdered. pur III
+ Wife continues 20 blackmsu
srton. Treverton sells some Oh %
silver secrstly In order 10 pay ne,
sIBYL TREvERrCN. Trevsfton So
ond wife. who has Just presented
him with Q son.
ARTHUR LOwTHER. sibyl Trever-
tons cousin, who 10 engaged 10 %
married TO Mrs. HaiG.
BASIL DUNCANE. friend OF AfA
Dnncans shows Treverton a ring
which q woman has given him Tor
saving her life out In Surano IL
IL q similar ring to the one when
Treyerfon had gwen 10 MS hrrt
wffe--when~ they had become en-
cared 10 DO married.
Treverton goes 10 South AmerlcA
with tho governments commission
Of enquiry and IL reported rs miss
INSPECTOR wrNoArE. who 10 In
~ vestigatinE the death OF Haig. calls
upon Arthur Lowther.
(CSpyrighs. lOiS. ~ the Asssefated
NewsDaDers- Linite1.s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25

the truth. would I not? You can {
hang q man more than once. And
man likes to tell the truth when
he be near death"
The inspector said that he had no
more questions TO ask. and resumed
his seat The trial was practically
at an end. the prisoner having con-
fessed his guilt. Gyatts counsel.
however. who might have thrown
up the brief in disgust. made q
splendid effort TO save the mans
life.
He put forward the plea Of insan-
ity and tried with all his might 20
induce the pury to regard Gyatt as
man with q monomania. q man
who was not responsible for his &C
tons. He pleaded In vain. The jury
returned a verdict Of guilty. and the
Judge sentenced Gyatt to death.
MY lord" said the gamekeeper.
when the sentence had been pro-
nounced. II wish to thank you for
listenin' TO me. l did not hope for
mercy from my fellowmen. Mebbe
God will understand"
He walked out of the dock. head
erect. a smile upon his lips No sol
der on the battlefield could have
gone more proudly to his death.
CHAPTER xxxviIi
Inspector wingats to see you" my
lady"
Sibyl Treverton looked UP from a
letter she was writing In her bou-
doir
Yes, Annie" she said. II expect
ed him. Tell Garland to show him
into the library. Is my mother In"
mo. m'lady."
81 will be down In a minute"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25

The memory OF those few horri-
BILE minutes was with her still. They
would be with her all her life. The
fact that the man had been calm
and even cheerful did not detract
from the grim horror OF the scene.
ITO Be Continued
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25

Percy-The footpad held me up
for all I had.
Ethel don't SEQ how those TEL
lows make n living.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
Canning and Preserving

GROUND SPICES
Nutmeg, Ginger, Mustard, Cayenne
Albpice, Cloves, Black and White
Pepper, Cinnamon, Turerie.
MiSCElIANEOU
Lump Alum, Bay Leaves, Whole
Nutmeg, White Ginger Root,
Horseradlsh Root, Coriander Seed,
Curry Powder, Helms Picking
Vinegar, Fresh Dill, Red and
Green Peppe.s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25

WHOLE SPICES
Black and White Pepper. AIspIce
(Pimento), Cloves, Mace, Stick
Cinnamon, Acacia Buds, Mixed
Spices.
WHOLE SEEDS
Carraway, White and Black Mus
tard. Celery.
PlUMs, TOMATOES AND Gu
cuMeERs. by the peck or bushel
for canning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
NEW Jersey.

Atlantic CITY Free Library.
Beach Haven Public Library.
Be.icyllc Public Library.
BraucAFile Bllu ~ Education.
Camden Public Library.
Collins y0C4 Public Library.
tr-"fUft-Grart school
Ing.eHo0l- Dwight School.
H0a0Aeu Public Library u ss1l
lrv.ggton Public Library
Jersey city Public Library q sets.
Jersey city School District 10. y.
LyndhIrst Public School.
N0ntc.air Board a Education.
Newark Public LioraD
New Brunswick Theological Seniniiy
Passaic II gh School.
Paterson Board O, Education.
Perth Amboy TheoiogicS. SeminLzy.
Phillpsburg Board ~ Education.
Plaindeld-Coilego Of 81. N.ly'A
Prinoeton-StAie Normal School
Schuyler Lake Public Schools
Upper AontclGir Free LbFaU.
Washington Board Of Educaloa.
West Hoboken Public LIBRARY.
Hert HOnfker-Nl.llaw Sflua1r Lf5Twry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17

THE MUST MOVE WITH IT. When the
all of
Whyuse an Enclo is five oldP
How Encyclopedia out OF dte.mt before is b9und
that record do
the edaca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Antrim School District
Berlin Public Library.
Berlin Ugh School.
Concord state Library.
Disqualification Academy.
Dover School Department
Exeier-Roblns0a Seminary.
tKcter High School.
Exeter Public Liorafy.
G0gham High School
Haycrhill Library Association.
heeLg-St9te Normal School.
Lacoula High School.
LaC0uia Public Library.
Lancaster High School
Lancaster Pubic Library.
Lebanon " Oh School
I1itle'Cl H.El School.
Manchester, lldusglal School q ~ r.
Manchester city Library.
NashuS School Department.
Newmhk lllgh School
Peacock School District
m0ltA-State Normal School.
Portsmouth High school.
h0cLester-No New Hampshire Public LibTl1
salem Public Lihsay
Surcook-A.oust0wn School Distrt.
Waner-Simonds Free High School.
West Lebanon High school District
AUlfhUFO IuiIIn 1Nnrarv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17

AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER LIBRARIES AND EDUt"
TlONAL INSTITUTIONS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
NEBRASK A.

Anoka School District No 10
Bestrice-PubliG Library.
Blair Board Of Education
Broken Bow Clty Library.
Chadron Public Library.
College View Union COllcta
Columbus Libray.
Columbus-St Francis Academy
tfe.e-DOane College.
Fremont Public Library.
Grand Island College.
Grand Island Public LibIaTy.
Hastings Public Library
HUMBOLDT Library Board
lincoln Board ~ Education.
Linc0il--State Library.
Lincoln state University.
Lucom--Siais Library CommiSior.
LOup City School District No 1.
Mason CITY School District No. 10.
Mlnatars Public school.
Nebraska City School District
Neigh Public L!braD.
North Platte High School.
North Platte Public l.ibriJ.
omaha-Creishtou University.
Characterization College OF Lag.
OmAha-Dundes School Board
Plsinyiew Public Library.
Randolph Public schools.
Rushv.iis Public school
Seward Lutheran Teachers College
Sidney School District 10. I.
University Place Hlsh School.
Weber School District No 81.
York Public Iibrary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
MONTANA

BigtLriher Puzzle Lbral5.
Billings High School.
Riliings--ParmIy Bllllnu Librs-y.
Butte Business Col.es,
Great Fsils R1gh school
Great Falls Public Library.
Helena tlsbilc IAbrag3t
Laurel High school.
LewistOwu Fergus county High S,L.f
Lyinskton-Csmegie Public Nbrsr.
Miles CITY Carnegie Public Lhrary
Red Lodse-Carbon County High SrhU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
NEW YORK CITY.
College OF IN. City Of New York 70 .

College Of the City Of New York % "t'
Cooper Institute.
Masonic Library.
New YORK l1irerlty.
| New YORK uniycrsity--school q Commerce
| School q the Holy Child Jesus
Automobile Club a. Americs.
New York Public LlbrAoI
Central Building
Jackson Square Branch.
! Fifty-eghth Street Branch
l3jth Street Branch.
Bond Street Branch.
forkvile Branch.
3lott Haven Branch
fremont Branch.
. Travelling Library.
Mouisania Branch.
Hamilton Fish PARK Branch
Augilar Branch
RiEngon Street Branch
18th stree, Branch
MuhcHbcrg Branch.
Columbus Branch.
Chatham Square Branch
s. Gabrels Park Branch
Tompkins Square Branch.
Ninety sixth Street Branch.
- George Branch .f
Seward Park Branch
81 Agnes Branch.
Blooningdale Branch.
kingsbrdge Branch
Sixty seventh street Branch
Hudson PARK Branch.
Catalogue Department
New York Museum o. Natural Hror.
New York Public Schools 81 sets''
Broohlyn-Msnual Training Hish scDSo-
BfooAyn-Gir.s' Hsh School
Brook.yn-Boys' HiSh school.
oklyA-CCmncTclal High school
Bro kya Public Lihrsy-Bclfcrt Brtncn
nn,ooS,gn publ, i.o,ary-w .i@ 2, pc
Bronx Public Schools as sots).
Queens Borough Library:
Astoria Branch
Broadway Branch.
Elmhurst Branch.
Flushing Branch.
Ozone Park Branch.
Poppcnhusen Branch
Richmond Hill Branch
Seaside Branch
stelnwsy Branch
Nhitestone Branch
Nelson Branch.
Bryant HEh School
Newt0n Hyh school, -
Richmond Public Schools q sefs'
NEW YORK STATE.
Albany-ChrlstiAn Brothers Academy.
Albany--StSic Normal Collefs
Albany Board " Educauon.
Albany--siste Library Department
Albany Hish School
Aloany-Pruyn Library.
AltAmoai Board OF Educstion.
Aurora--Wolls College.
BaGs.SSAIs Mem M.n. M cS.i.n i,~.
DurAlo--Lsfayetle Hish School
BuHslo--s,.ie Normal school.
Burslo--Masun Para High School.
Carroll School District No. .
Clinton Hlgh school,
Cornwall Board Of Education.
Cor,lsnd-stsie Normal Training Sel"l
Evans School District Ne Is.
Faconer High scheol Library.
Harrison LibrSy.
Harrison Board Of Education,
Hempsiead-Murson High sehoel.
Ilhscs-Cofnell University.
~
r LIBRARIES AND EDue"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
MICHIGAN.

Albion School
Agolac High Sci col District No /.
Aan Arbor-Uulw,sity OF Michigan.
Bad Axe Library Committee.
Bath schooi District No. !.
Bay City Board o. Education.
Benton Harbor Public Library.
B.rfien sprinss~Emanusl Missionary coIess.
Calumet school District No. 2.
Carson city Public School
Dearborn Public Schools.
Detroit Public Library
East Lansing Michigan Agricultural Colles.
Grand Rapids Ceniral High school.
Grand Rapids Public Library.
Grand Rapids High school,
HamstrImck School District Ne. 5.
Holland Public Library.
I-ougood Carnegie Library
Kalamazoo Board Of Education
kalamAzoo-Western state Normal School.
HsEe L 1iSG oYs' school Dis,rc. Mel
Lansing Public Library.
Lansing state Library.
LeNlugton--M1ore Public Library.
Msrquette-stats Normal School
Mssrsh-llI ,,,9di Public SCHOOL,.
ssegon1,Hsckley Public Library.
Nessunee High school
N.gsunee Public Library.
Worthwhile School District No. J.
Osceola School.
81. Clair Public Schools.
~. JOIN Tutllc NcNoot.
Stambsugh Public Library.
NAndalia High School.
MINNESOTA.
Appleton Board OF Education.
Badger Public School.
BENSON Public Library.
CoErell School Board.
Crootston-City schools.
Duluth Public Library.
Ellsworth Board Of Education
E,sle,h School District 40. 80.
Fanbault-Afinnesots School for Eeebls Minded
Fiirbsult-St Mays Hall
Eanbault-Shsttuck School.
Fergus Falls-NOrthgesteru College
Fergus Fals-Park Region Luther Collegs
Fosston school District No ifs.
GlenWood Public Library
Grand Rapids Public Library
Hibbing-Camegtc Public Library.
hutchinson-Dsnish Norwegian Seminary
Intern ationsl Falls-School District Ne 4
Le Sueur Center school District Ne el
Luvsme Public LbrsD.
Madson-Luthcrln Normal School
Bethany Ladies' College
Mankato state Normal School
Ms!ahsll-Canegie Public Library
MISUNDERSTANDING Of Minnesota
Minnczpolis-East High school
MinnespollS-West IIigh School
MINNEAPOLIS Public Library
MISUNDERSTANDING Collese
Moorehead High School
Moorehesd state Normal schosi.
Morris Board % Education
Northaed Public Library
Osstonna Board Of Education
Red WING Lutheran Ladies' Seminar
Rochester Public Library
~. Paul-Collese OF ST Catherine
81 Paul-Hsmlne University.
81 Psul-Y NJ C. A Education., n.n..,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
.,,,e. 1888 THE HOUSE OF NELSON'S NEW YORK q
LIBRARIES THAT USE
NELSON'S
MINNESOTA-(Continued)

81 Paul-Ninnesota Agricultural ceu,,
g.: Pail state Library.
Sandstone Public library.
saltwater High School
Thief River Fails-Caruexs Lbgap
Virginia Sohool District No. g.
Nirsinia-School District.
White Earth school
NllonA School District
winoaa Public Library.
MISSISSIPPI
Jackson-Bellhlren College.
Jackson--MilisAp's College.
Mcsldis. City schools.
Meridian southern Literary BursA
MISSOURI.
Camden Point Missouri Christian Co.l.r
Cameron High School.
Car Junction High school
Carthage Public Library.
Columbia University o. Missouri
las, -. Loui. High School
Excelsior springs Hisa school
Gallaiin Hish School.
Independence High school
jefferson Ciy--Nnssour Library corr,ls.io,
jefferson City-Nlissoun state EAhrsry.
Jcrersou C.y Public Library.
Jefferson Ci'y-Iinco.n Institute
Joplin Public Library.
Joplin High school
Kansas City Veterinary Coilesa
hldier Institute
Lexington Hish School
Macon Public School Uhrag.
Aloberiy Public LibrIy.
NevadG-Cottey College.
Newark High school
Nevada PARK College.
PsrkUlie-Park college
s. Charles School DlstnS
- Chsres -Iindsnvood Colless
s. Charles Public schools
50. Joseph Public Library.
81 Jesepl-Miss Me5, school
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-10-14
cape Cod Canal a Rusx watsrUax.

From the Popular Mechanics Magazine.
An idea Of the value of the Cape
Cod canal TO shipping is given in the
fact that more than $500 vessels have
passed through this waterway since 1t
was opened in the summer OF 1914,
like 20 miles OF travel and avoiding
the dangerous route around Cape Cod.
One Of the largest OF these vessels was
the Tenbergen, Dutch steamer Of
1926 tons Many government vessels
have passed through the canal, among
these being the submarines K-6 and
KS, which made the trip from Bos-
ton to Newport at an average rate OF
IL miles an hour. Only 46 minutes
was required by the two submarines
In making the passage through the
canal.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-10-14
SYSTEMATIC WASHDAY.
Copyright, 1915, by the Mcclure News
paper ayndicate).

Copyright, 1915, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate).
System makes the modern world 60
round. That Is to say. modern indus
try Is built up on systematic methods.
IL is now an old story and a crtti-
cism 20 make the heart OF the most
patient housekeeper angry, that house,
keeping il carried on mechanically,
Is an unbusiness like manner.
d But It is fact that washday In most
houses Is day to be dreaded. The
work IL not systematically managed,
adequate and up-to-date.
Even IL the laundry tubs are just In
q corner Of the cellar. an adequate
laundry equipment can be grouped
around them. To begin with, have q
rack made for the laundress to stand
on. A cellar floor OF cement is not
comfortable and II is often cold and
damp.
Then have a convenient shelf con-
tanning everything --ammonia, blueing,
starch, different things for removing
strains and spots--near at hand for
the laundress.
There should be some sort OF stove
for boiling the clothes--if nothing else
IL at hand a gas gunner big enough to
hold boiler will do, and for safety's
sake IL can be placed on a sheet OF
zinc, There should be a clothespin
bag that can be fastened around the
laundress' waist. apron fashion, and
should hang q pair OF mittens and q
cap and Jacket or sweather, with rub
bers for damp or muddy weather.
A printed list OF the curious stain re-
movers, tackled on the wall, will help
the laundress to do her work we'll
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-10-14
Mrs. May Whitney.

Mrs. May Whitney, piano player in
4 cafe, was murdered in Chicago q
~ days ago by Washington Irving
1prley. once leading member Of the
ls'Nnsas City Athletic club, architect,
aihlete and son Of Kansas City COM
actor, because she refused longer to
ntinue q clandestine love affair
Akter shooting the woman Morley
bed himself
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-10-14
False Frisnds--A Modern Fable.

From the Philadelphia North AEDertcan
A certain merchant who had suffered
grieVously from business depression waa
one day grattfied by the appearance at
his establishment OF group OF his best
customers. Already owing him for heavy
bills OF goods and desir0us OF PURCHASING
much more. In the way OF legitimate
trade these customers came to propose
a longer term OF credit agreeing that II
he would arrange credit loan 70 then
they world leave the entire sum IN Ills
hands, TO be drawn against Tor goods he
supplied. ~ . -.a.
Having a vast Surplus both OF merchan-
disc and money on hand, the storekeepeE
was delighted with the chance TO make
turnover with has stock, and pronnDtiy
began to talk business.
Some miscellaneous persons OF the neigh
borhood, however. objected to the plan.
For personal reasons, they wanted tho
prospective customers deprived OF the
goods and they expressed their dlseon-
tent with the proceeding by loud and
abusive cries. calls for the police, threats
of boycott and showers OF brickbats
aimed at the shop windows. For they not
only called the buyers opprobrious names,
but bitterly denounced the merchant al
so, declaring that he should shut the door
in the faces Of his customers and let his
goods rot In his warehouses. as evidence
OF the higher neutrality. .. a..
And the singular thing about this agi-
tation was that the dlsorderiy persons
protested that they were the merchants
dearest friends and were trying to de-
stroy his livelihood for his own good.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-10-14
Younger Mr.. Moraan's Nerve.
From the Philadelphia Ledger.

Ft always turns out that way. The inn
scarcely dry on the elder q. p Nor
Shn's obituary notices In which the sol
MN prediction was made that he could
over have real successor, than up steps
Ne son, John Pierpont, junior, who puts
aVer a bigger thing than his pop" ever
accomplished. $50. #
no borrow 81 900, 900, or to lend 81
ND 000,O00 II you prefer II that way, is a
'Arger job in 1915 than to float the Steel
Evaporation was In 1901. PierpOnt Junior.
|fhveled far and fast In his seven-league
lfancial boots, but you will observe that
lerpont Junior, is not rafting around to
sry appreciable degree In his daddy's
footwear. tN
After q brief two years as head OF tbs
tnlSing firm which bears his name, Pier
ttnt, junior. Is doing Just what his father
WIS wont to do-showing courage IN q big
Inc. He has the nerve 60 tackle a great
Hnancial work where success means In
Venerable laurels and Wall street leader
W. but where failure would have opened
leep and cavernous grave.
They used to say the elder Morgan was
maid OF nobody but Hartman backed
1| Rockefeller's bottomless barrel i
WIT know II a younger Morgan IL afraid
ak anybody, but judging by his willing
etEs to assail the most colossal interna-
lfnal loan OF ali time when hostile Ger
4n-American bankers stand ready with
1lfted clubs, conclude that his coar.
.Ne 10 400 per cent proof.