davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Parker post., 1915-07-24

and intended 10 transact my bust.
ness through you; out, since you are
sc insulting, | will 60"
Excuse me, DOCTOR said Goodale
humbly. Il apologize. The fact is l
didn't realize what | was saying.
There was a fresh insurance agent
in here a short while ago, and he
provoked me so much that | was half
crazy when you came in.
Please forgive me and let us talk
about this real estate you desire to
purchase. l am confident l can sup
ply you with exactly what you are
looking for
The physician was Modified by
these words, and permitted Mr.. Good
ale to bring out his maps and give
him the details of some fine bargains
he had to offer.
Doctor Burton-Jones became great
ly interested in Harlem apartment
house, and declared he would look
into the proposition and let Mr.. Good
ale know his decision within few
days.
The real estate man was shaking
hands effusively with his prospective
customer, when suddenly the latter
exclaimed excitedly: Dear me- man!
What is the matter? Are you iil?'
I'll! Who? Me? No Why?" gasped
the other In surprise.
Your face, my dear sir. 1t is as
white as chalk. 1t is positively ghast-
ly. 1t turned that way all of sud
den. Have you ever had any trouble
with your heart, Mr.. Goodale?"
Mo- stammered the real estate
man, now greatly frightened. Good
heavens, doctor, do you suspect that
there is anything serious the matter
with me?"
For reply the physician suddenly
took stethoscope from his pocket
and placed it against the others chest
"Ah.' he exclaimed with a very
grave face. 1t is as | suspect, Your
heart is in bad shape. You ought to
be very careful of yourself, Mr. Good
ale"
Then he departed leaving badly
scared man behind him.
My heart in bad shape!' sighed
the real estate man And | never
even suspected it. l suppose I'm liza
BILE to drop dead any time. And I'm
not insured, either. Good heavens,
what's to become of my family?"
The door of his Office opened slow
ly, and Sammy Watkins entered.
Excuse me, Mr.. Goodale; but |
was passing by, and thought I'd drop
in again and see whether you might
not have changed your mind about
that policy"
Yes" cried Goodale eagerly. Il
have changed my mind, young man
I'll take a $4,000 policy with your
company if they'll have me-
Ffne!" said Sammy complacently
Sign this application blank sir, and
III have our company physician call
to examine you right away"
Mr.. Goodale greatly feared that the
company's doctor would turn down
MS dppIlCdLlOQ because Oh MS weak
heart; but, greatly to his surprise and
JOY, he was passed as tirst-class risk
and the $4,000 policy delivered to
him.
Guess that Doctor Burton-Jones
was mistaken about my heart" he
said tC himself I'll tell him SO when
see him again. 1t only goes to
show how little these doctors really
know
While he was thus rejecting Sam
my Watkins was remarking to a bosom
friend: Its really wonderful what
difference false beard and a
change of hats can make in fellows
appearance.
You see this beard here produc
ing mass of hair from his overcoat
pocket We'll, it earned me big
commission today. l expect to use ii
whole lot in the future. One has
to be up to date in the life insurance
game nowadays"
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Our new serial story Is differ.
eni from anything you have
ever read In the way Of con-
tinued stories
Briefly, the story Is this.
Celestia. sometimes known
as The Goddess, reared In
what she has been taught is
Heaven. and made 10 believe
herself divine. comes into the
busy world TO redeem all sin
nefs. In her innocent. unso-
phisticated manner, and be-
decked in ilimsy draperies,
she comes face to face with
vice and hypocrisy and con-
qders il
AZ llFs, The world leers and hoots
her. Than & fears her and stands
aghast At The force Of her unexpected
power Finally. they TAU before her.
voTssiplng.
Al the same time. ,he Tnum.
vlraie a MliAoualros are attempting
to capitalize her vogue 10 their
own profit
Watch ior the first lnstallmens IN
rhE CALEB. TUESDAY. JUNE 2
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SAN FRANCISCO Cal. juno a
Tho annud convention "a the A,,.,,
rae Medical Association Whieh ~,
.ifn nrfs ie'ia' wl'l bripg So tAe IN
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V"RnffN Tor a weeks discussion Ia
nl'fi''ti meirets and Tor silnsce ara
~ demonstrations or a wider seaio sh,r
ever hetofs hold iepreseutAls.. II
ihe rniirs a. state hs-liss allied \, ~.
SsssselatioN sre present
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-22
Tea Table Talks
IT'S NOT ALWAYS SAFE TO
BLCEF.
BY May De Witt Talmage

IL = WI INV = = "4NI ~
BLUFF
With a deep sigh he sank into the
big arm chair next TO mine.
MY" he exclaimed. never was
/ so glaI 10 have the hostess give
the signal for leaving the dinner
table. Linners are all right provided
one Of two things happen. If you
are sitting next 10 a pretty woman,
70 whom. while you admire her. you
can. between mouthfuls. make an
inane remark or two. which she can
answer or not as she pleases. If
her answer to you has nothing 10 do
with what YOU said TO her it makes
no difference. Your blood should
either be in your brain. or helping
digestion in your stomach. If you
try TO have il in both places at the
same time il is apt TO interfere with
the astronomical machinery.
Then there is another thing that
can happen TO make dinner party
a success, and that is 70 find your
self beside a cOngenial spirit. one
you have known a long time and
are fond of. One TO whom you can
/
without their thinking you had ac-
copied the invitation with the idea
Of enjoying your food One who
will understand if YOU say nothing
in order 10 finish some course YOU
are really enjoying before the butler
snatches il away from YOU. Some
congenial spirit who is really inter-
ested in what YOU are interested in.
No preface or Introductory re-
marks or ramble is needed with this
kind OF a companion. You can
plunge right in with your story and
If the dessert is served before you
have finished. YOU do not lay awake
when You get home wondering what
Interpretation they are going TO put
on what YOU said. or how they are
going TO finish il with their imagina-
tion. You don't care on know they
understand YOU. even If YOU don't
find a chance TO finish some other
time You know they know YOU
well enough 10 dn in the gaps or 10
forget il.
But none of these things happen
ed tonight" ne said. as ne helped
himself 10 "a cigar off the tray the
butler hpd just presented 10 him.
THAT was a high brow / drew for
my partner. did not realize il at
first I started in with my usual
dinner party system OF conversation
I tossed about a few OF the titles OF
the new books / had read on the
book stands as / bought my even
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-22

ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Lawrence,
1906 Lincoln way w.
Verne Stephenson of the univer-
sity of Wisconsin is here to spend
the holidays with his father.
Kingsley and Alfred Abernethy,
seniors Of Purdue university have
arrived here TO spend the holidays
with relatives.
Mrs. +. a. Frater and Miss Hazel
Mclaughlin of Walkerton have re-
turned home after a couple Of days
visit with Mrs. y. w. Monroe. so
f. Monroe ST.
Paul Mcdonald has arrived here
from the university of Wisconsin to
visit with relatives over Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Oman of Kali
amazoO, Will be the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James 5. Kline. $50 Bow
man St, over Christmas.
Misses Alice and Elma Phillips,
Maude Fisher and Miss Merrill Sher-
rlll, $40 +. Monroe St. will spend
Christmas day and Sunday at their
homes in Three Oaks.
Robert ROsenthal of Chicago and
Walter RosenthaI of Hamilton, o.,
and Miss Dorothea Kahn Of the Chi
cago university. expect To spend
Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice L. Kahn, Riverside DIR.
Lloyd Mosiman. who is attending
Purdue university, is spending the
holidays with friends and relatives
here.
Miss Lillian Steinle. 51O r. Mon
roe St. will spend Christmas with
her parents in Angola, Ind.
Miss Helen Moses of Chicago, who
has been the guest Of Miss Helen
Davies, 917 w. Washington av.. has
returned 10 her home.
Mrs Q. l.. Aiken. sister of Mrs.
Henry Mast and formerly of South
Bend. but now of Lawrence. Mass.
is dangerously i'll with pneumonia
and pleurisy.
William Anthony Of Streator. Ill.
is a guest of the Misses AIaurer. 1O1S
w. ColfaX av. Mr. and Mrs. G.. ].
McIllrie of Conto. Can. who have
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-22

Stansfeld. Miss Helen Stansfield and
Byron Stansleld. brother and sisters
of Mrs. Gardiner. and her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Stansfeld from
indianapolis; a brother, Thornton
Stansheld. will come from Detroit; j.
b. Gardiner brother Of the host. OF
Edmonton. Alberta. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Rimer and son. KilgOur
Rimer. of Chicago.
Master James Archambeault. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs ii. Il. ArchambeauIt.
$40 Harper ct. celebrated his sew
enth birthday anniversary Monday.
Fifteen guests were present. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent at
games and contests. and toward the
close a dainty luncheon was served.
The honor guest received several
pretty remembrances from his
friends.
Mrs. +. r. Feller, 1918 :. Rush St,
announces the engagement of her
daughter. Mae Teller. to William II.
Dillon. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke
Dillon. 237 +. Bowman ST The
marriage will take place Thursday.
Dec. 80. at the home Of the brides
parents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-22
RIVER PARK

Mrs. Jessie Gavey Reid of Cash
.amere, Wash, arrived here Wednes-
day morning for a visit with her
s. Eighth st.
Among those who are expected
here Thursday to attend the funeral
of Grover Davis, are Mr.. and Mrs.
y. Gardiner and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Jeisch Of Nappanee; Mr.. and Mrs
j. Baker and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Noe
Of Chicago: Mr. and Mrs. ]. b. Noe
Of Kimmel: Mr. and Mrs. George
Bailey of Syracuse; and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Leazby, Of Plymouth.
The Misses Lucille and Virginia
Eckhart Of Chicago. are here to
spend the holidays with Mrs. c. c.
Jack. y Ninth st.
Arthur George. who suffered a
double fracture of his ankle two
weeks ago, is slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs r. 3. wilkins are
awake av., and Eighth ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whitcomb
and daughters. Of S. Nineteenth st.
will spend Christmas at Berrien
Springs. Mich, with Mrs Whit
combs parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Whitman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Seymoure and
daughter. Miss Esther Seymoure
have returned from visit with rel
atives at Burbon- Mrs. Seymoure's
mother. Mrs Kate Becknell, accom-
panied them home and will spend
several weeks here.
Miss Esther English will leave
Thursday for Benton Harbor. Mich,
TO spend Christmas.
Miss Mabel Snyder OF Niles. Mich,
will spend the weekend with Mrs.
William Goers. Mishawaka av.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Finch will
spend Christmas with relatives at
Walkerton.
:. L. Swalley returned from st.
Louis. Mo, Tuesday TO spend the
holidays with his family.
J. T. Hartman of Kansas City has
arrived here TO spend the holidays
with his parents Mr. and Mrs John
A. Hartman and sister. Mrs. Alonzo
Mckinley, y. Seventh st.
Mrs 9. Martin. y. Fourteenth St,
is in with the grip.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dare will leave
Thursday for North Liberty to spend
Christmas with relatives.
Golden Mann OF Mishawaka av.
and William Rogers have gone TO
Plymouth on a hunting trip.
COTTAGE prayer meeting Of the Free
NJ .-aH i
home Of Rev. and Mrs Jennings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-22

been visiting with them for some
time. have returned TO their home.
The Misses Maurer will leave Sun
day for an extended trip through
the western states, stopping a month
in California.
Rabbi Theodore +. Joseph of Chi
cago. a prominent lecturer and plat
form speaker. was in the city Mon
day calling upon friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Mark
ham, 913 y. College St, will leave
Friday for Baroda, Mich, to spend
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kizer. Lin
coin way w. will leave Friday for
Toledo. to spend Christmas with
their son.
Mrs. Q. p. Maxey and son. 1921
=. Donald St, Will leave Thursday TO
spend Christmas in North Liberty.
Mrs. +. QUINN and son Of Indi-
annapolis will spend Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs. ID. +. Mckee, 743
Portage av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-22

ing paper, threw in a few Of the
headlines l had read in the news
papers and in the women's magazines
that mother takes, when suddenly |
was brought up with the sentence:
oh. that's a subject i am particu-
larly interested in. have been
looking into it pretty thoroughly
give YOU my word l had not the
slightest idea what l had said, il
was all for the sake OF conversation
that I had said anything. and l was
stranded. She was leaning towards
me, thoroughly interested, eager for
more. My experience in playing
poker came to my rescue. I never
changed a muscle in my face.
only gave one dispairing glance at
the hostess over that bunch Of roses,
and I can't tell you the feeling of
relief that came over me, as / saw
her smiling nod of dismissal, which
told me il was all over
MY but that was a narrow es-
cape" he said, as he helped himself
TO a cordial.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-22

Tuesday evening. Class meeting will
be held at the church Friday even
ing.
Mrs Harry Stockman entertained
at 8 o'clock dinner Tuesday.
Mrs. c. r. Bradford, Eddy St. en-
tertained at luncheon Tuesday Cow
ers were placed for seven. The table
decorations were red and green. sug-
gestive OF Christmas.
Arthur Seymoure is spending his
vacation with relatives at BurbOn.
Charles Kochenderfer and John
Cook Will leave tonight for COlum-
bus. c.. for a two weeks =!sit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-22

For the Cookbook

cup. mold.
DirectiOns-Mash the Strawberries
through the coldaner. Add the SUI
gar and stir until il is dissolved.
Soak the gelatin in the cold water
for 80 minutes. then melt il over
hot water. Add the strawberry
juice and stir continually until the
mixture begins TO thicken. then fold
in a pint of whipped cream. Mold
and place on ice TO harden. Serve
plain.
PARSLEY BUTTER.
Materials-Butter. y cup; parsley,
g sprays.
Utensils-Ladle, cup. knife.
Directions-Cream the butter and
add the parsley, cut very fine. Mix
well, form in balls and serve.
MOCK DUCK.
Materials-Beef round, 1 pound;
.stuffing. 1 cup; salt, y teaspoon;
pepper, u teaspoon; water
Rooster, cup, spoons.
irections-Prepare the round, lay
the stufing upon half the round and
roll the steak slowly and firmly. Sea
son. skewer and place in the baker
Surround with vegetables and bake
three or more hours.
SPANISH CREAM.
Materials-Milk, quart: gelatin
y box; eggs, 2; sugar q cup.
Utensils - Eggbeater, cups and
spoons.
Directions-Scald milk with gela-
tin, add sugar, and pour slowly upon
the beaten eggs. Return to the dou-
BILE boiler and cook until the mix
ture thickens, stirring constantly
Remove from fire. add salt and fla
voring. Beat we'll and mold in in
dividual molds. Chill and serve with
cream.
FRUIT SANDWICHES.
Materials-Oranges. I; strawber-
ries. l cup: sugar; bread, white and
whole wheat.
Utensils-Cups. spoons, knife.
Directions-Cut the bread 3s-inch
thick. Put the whole-wheat bread
between two slices of the white
bread. place on it a layer of fruit
and then a slice Of whole-wheat
bread. another layer Of fruit and
then the other slice of white bread
buttered on one side. May be eaten
plain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-22
PERSONALS

Miss Veda Barber. 80 +. Monroe
ST. expects TO spend Christmas day
with her parents at South Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs O. Williams Of De-
troit Will spend Christmas and the
holiday with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Williams. I'll W South St
Miss Loretta Kissel, Monroe St,
viii be the guest of her parents at
North Liberty over Christmas.
Misses Marie and Frances Law
renee. who are attending the Naz-
areth academy. have arrived here to
spend the holidays with their par
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-22
PINEAPPLE SPIKES.


Materials-Pineapple. /; powder
ed sugar, Z cup.
Utensil-Fork.
Directions-Insert the tines OF a
strong fork at the edge Of each
square Of the pineapple and lift out
the division. Arrange these sections
upon a plate and serve with powd-
cred sugar.
HAMBURG STEAK.
Materials-Beef rump. / y pounds;
suet. 1 strip: boiled potato balls, ?
cups; cooked and chopped carrot. 1
cup.
Utensils-Frying pan, / 4; platter, 1 {;
knives.
Directions-Cut IL pounds of
rump i'm an oblong strip inch thick.
Press a strip Of suet through the
middle to represent the bone Of a
pOrterhouse Place a second strip
around the edge TO represent the fat
on such a steak Pan broil the steak
and place on a platter With a pile of
potato balls at each end and at the
sides piles OF the carrots.
COTTAGE PUDDING.
Materials-Butter. Il cup; sugar,
2-3 cup: egg. 1; milk, 1 cup; -four.
az cups; baking puowder, 2 tea
spoons; salt, y teaspoon
Utensils-Cake pan. cup. spoons.
Directions-Cream butter, add SUI
gar gradually and egg, well beaten.
Nix and sift -four, baking powder
and salt. and add alternately with
The slightly warmed milk. Turn into
buttered cake pan and bake 80
minutes.
CREAM OF ASPARAGUS SOUP.
Observation-Disclosures juice. strain
ed. 1 cup; white sauce, medium, 1
cup: salt, onion juice.
Utensils - Double boiler, cups,
spoons.
Directions - Stew the asparagus
until the juices are all extracted.
Strain and add equal portions of
medium white sauce Add season
/ ings. Heat in double boiler and
serve.
STRAWBERRY CHARLOTTE.
Strawberries, box;
powdered sugar. 1 cup. gelatin. y
box; water, p cup; whipped cream,
pint.
Utensils - Colander, measuring
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-22

We desire in this manner 10 ex-
tend our heartfelt thanks 20 the
neighbOrs and friends for their kind
ness and sympathy in the sickness
and death Of our beloved wife and
mother and sister.
WILLIAM STELLER
CLAUDE STELLER.
MRS ELLA SCHAFER.
Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-22
FOR MEN:

Following are some gift hints
that may be valuable to those
seeking gifts for men,
Ties, Gloves, Hose, Shirts.
Hat Brushes, Travellers Slip
pers, Tourist Cases, Military
Brushes, Bill Books.
Cuff Links, Tie Pins, Leather
Collar Cases, Travelling Bags,
Suit Cases.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-22
FOR WOMEN.

We have House Slippers, Dress
Slippers in many dainty models in
Kid. Patent leather. and Satin. Also
Juliets. BoudOir. Turkish. Felt and
Bath Slippers from $1.OO up. BELT
NER'S SONS. -Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-22
Seitz's Dancing Academy
EIk's Hall. 215-217 W. CoIfa1.

Elk's Hall. 2I5-2I7 W. CoIfax.
Glasses every Tuesday OF each
week from 5 70 9 O'Clock. So
cial dancing after classes.
All modern dances correctly
taught. one step Twinkle,
Waltz Hesitation. Fox Trot.
High Jinks. Gavotte and Fas-
cination. Also Glide Waltz and
Two step. Private lessons and
classes by appointment Refer
ences required. Home phone
1851
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-22
What to Give
the Baby.

puzzles many person. So,
here's a list:
Brush and Comb Sets, Separate
Combs, Separate Brushes, Celluloid
and Rubber RattleS.
Hand Painted, Silk Covered Hot
Water Bottles, Hand Painted Coat
Hangers.
Floaters and Bath Toys, Floor
Beads, Bath Thermometers, Hand
Painted Talcum Boxes, Pin Trays
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-22
Her

If you've been putting off buy
ing her gift-and now you're more
puzzled than ever-you can come
to Ellsworth's knowing that you'll
be aided in choosing Gf you want
assistance) and that you will re-
ceive the same careful attention
that is easily accorded the early
shopper.
Here are few suggestions that may help
yOu-cOme and see the
Candy for Gifts / Silks for Dresses for
Kid Gloves for Gifts Gifts
Silk Gloves for Gifts. Silks for Gowns for
Veilings for Gifts GItS
lace Cellar. g.. Ga. Dress Goods Patterns
Lace Fichus for Gifts. c.n ~,
Handkerchief for Gifts C;e.
Sweaters for Gifts. Aprons for Gifts
Silk Sweaters for Gifts. Fancy Aprons for Gifts.
Bath Robes for Gifts. House Dresses for Gifts
Silk Pettcoats for Gifts Boudoir Caps for Gifts.
NegEgees for Gifts. Toilet Articles for Gifts
Kinonos for Gifts. Ivory Sets for Gifts.
Lounging Robes for Manicure Sets for Gifts.
Gifts. Dresser Sets for Gifts.
Fms for Gifts. Needle Cases for Gifts.
Coats for Gifts. Sewing Cases for Gifts.
Motor Goats for Gifts. Shopping Bags for Gifts
Suits for Gifts Purses for Gifts
Silk Dresses for Gifts. Travelling Bags for
Silk Waists for Gifts Gifts
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-22
Everything that
is Needed for
Doing Up Your
Christmas
Packages.

Plenty of Christmas StickerS
for Christmas Packages-Plenty
of CardS-and Ribbon in abund-
ance-whatever you want We
are ready.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-22

p Colander, measuring plain.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-08-12
AUToIsTs HAVING OUTING.

A party Of autoists travelling fol
pleasure and enjoying their ten days
outing to the limit, passed through
Canon City Friday afternoon for Col
orado Springs and Denver. In the
party were p. Myers, e. C. Myers
Donald Macarthur. Frank Whiting and
Garrett Morris. They left Denver
Aug. LIST and motored as far as Glen
wood SPRINGS. They expect to spend
Sunday at Colorado Springs and Man
aton and will leave for Denver Mon.
day.