davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07

dlsmay lie darted another glance at the
PROSTATE girl on tho floor but II was
not OF her he was thinking All Of hts
selfishness and basor instincts had come
-of sudden TO tho surface. lie was com
cerned only with the thought OF protect
Ing himself Desperately he produced his
check book and fountain pen and hur-
riodly scrubbed large check to "cash!"
The group around him hesItated Mary
was bent over Mona. sobbing piufully.
But at sign from Deering the check
was accepted
I'm take a chance he said, after It
IS cashcd"
And not until q messenger returned
with rubber-bound packet Of bills was
the whlte-faced Gerry suffered to depart
As the door closed his steps could be
heard gathering wildly down the stairs.
At the sound the scene in the pool
room changed as by magic With q little
cry OF relief the "dead" girl on the floor
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
Alkali Makes Soap
Bad for Washing Hair

Most soaps and prepared sbampoos con-
tain too much alkaf. which ts very in
furious, as It dries the scalp and makes
the bar brittle.
The best thing to use Is Just plain nul-
sified eocoanut oil. for this Is pure and
entirely greaselesg. IT'S very cheap. and
beats the most expensive soaps or any
thing else all to pieces. You can get
this at any drug store. and few ounces
viii last the whole family for months.
Simply moisten the hair with water
and rub II IN, about a teanDoonful Is all
that Is required, II makes an abundance
Of rich. creamy lather. cleansos' thor
oughly, and rinses out easily The hair
dries quickly and evenly, and is soft,
fresh looking, bright. fluffy. wavy and
easy 10 handle, Besides. It loosens and
takes out every particle Of dust. dirt and
dandruff. advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
Plot by George Bronson HouOard
Noveization by Hugh C Weir Copyright Kaem Company

scrambled to her knees dabbing with
her handkerchief at the red paint which
she had clapped to her temple.
Isis he really gomez she gasped'
And is II all oyer?'
Mary threw her arms around her neck.
''You did It splendldy. dear ! really
thought had killed youl" The two Joined
In the hysterlca laugh.
Mona turned TO tho mon.
Now, we'll divide! Here, take Your
money and GO We we're glad OF your
help, but we wont need you any longer,
think"
1.-THE only thing ! am sorry for" SAID
Mary little later as they were hur-
riedly packing up in their cosy apart
ment rs that We whl have TO novel
But--we have made splendid haul
haven't we dear?'
And Mona. her bend and shoulders
buried In trina. nodded agreement
end Of Episode No. Sd
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
The Social Pirates -

bulgins. precisely as II she hal hnd
with bills Gerry tapped his coat pocket
significantly AMI they drove on p tn
drug store where thay had loft Mary
She came rushing out
"oh. your just In Time" she cred. hys
terically. Dads lust given me the dope
on the fifth race hurry hurry hurry!
she handed Gerry the slip Of paper she
had held in her hand as she came, ana be
took It, glanci Of tho name Of tho horse.
They hurried on so the pool room. ana
found they we're only just in time.
There you are!' said Gerry, cxcitedly,
at IND cnati IRIS window Fifteen thou.
sand there's the Slip
Take mine, too" cried Mona, pushing
him aside con the same horser
Tie bets were placed. Almost nj once,
too, the story Of the race began to com
IN They mad bet on Hal Halo was
IN 70 flying start, ana ret the pace
through the early Stages Of Tie ia
And then. Just at the end. another horso.
Chimes the fayorito. swept up and won
Ey nosei Halo was secondhand they
had lost
we win-wc wlnH' cried Mona AMI
tho odds for place we're fivo 10 one
you nevor said place va bet 20 winl9
said Mary. finding her voice suddenly.
"You-bet 10 wlu7 reIoinod Mona, her
face white. Il said plaee-placo not to
win"
mo-" cried Gerry furloualy2 sccnting
trick. you said win
"Of course you did, mapped Mary.
Tor a tense moment the two girls glared
a. one another.
"Nou--you miserable. lying .cbeat!'
brcathed Mona. And then the situation
rushed 10 a climax 10 swiftly that the
onlookers were spcll,bound. With a nut
tered cry, Mona flung herself on th1
other whipping out a long pin from her
hat II cleaned IN the light. Mary stag
gcred back, and then something else
cleaned. II was tiny revolver Mary
had pulled from her nnuff Before the
group could interfere, or even cry out,
there WAS y sharp report, n little swirl
Of fmolie. and Mona sank TO tho floor,
red stain gathering on her temple.
"OhlH shrieked Mary, n have Killed
hcrW
Gerry, staring IN horror suddenly re-
mcnbered his own plight. II would be
ruinous to be involved In murderl lie
dashed for the door. But two Of the
"cappers" held him back.
walt, young man! Wen need YOU
when the police arrive"
The words added 10 Gcrry's growing
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07

TINE ordinary hair toniea. commonly
sold IN prepared form and ready 10
use, arc so often weak in power and
IN ingredients that ! sometimes wonder
now many ~ them can be sold ~ all.
A real genuine hair grower would per-
haps be too expensive TO buy IN prepared
form, but by preparing II yourself ut
home. which you can do IN a few mo-
meDts, You can have the best hair grower
II Is possible 10 make, and ct moderate
cost. This formula Of mine 10 q mixture
or one ounce OF bcta-quinol, with one
half pint 81 alcohol and half pint Of
water Tor use q full pint Of bay rum II
yOu wish Instead OF the water and Alec
hoD. Apply this literally Hair will stop
falling dandrnff will disappoar and the
The hair roots quickly take on new life
and yigor. and naturally enough, when
this occurs, almost any hair trouble is
bound 70 cease.
y. y. R-sulfo solution IL the only thing
which dlssolyes the hair instead Of burn
ing u off, as other depiatories do. AZ a
result, II never leaves a mark or red spot,
or Injuries the skin but leaves II clear.
the body, no matter how delicate the
skin. II never fails and works In . few
moments. The gulfo solution can be &C.
cured NJ any drug store.
AGEING-f challenge any one 10 pro-
duce "A more effective wrinkle remover
than my formula ! give here. | know
positively what II viii do. TO half
pint Of water add two tablespoonfuls 81
glycerlne and two ounces Of eptol. This
makes q delightful cream. When used
and faithfully remarkable I'M
proycment IN appearance IL the result.
All lines Of age, crows feet, and wrinkles
become smoothed out
49,.
POUTEY-Yes sometimes the bust can
be developed The following mixture In
the best for this, and II Is safe. OF
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07


tone. obtalnable At any drug store. with
half a cup VI sugar and dissolve W
pint Of cold water. Take two ie1spoon-
fuls after meals and at bedtime
II. b, H.-see how quickly and beauu~
fully your complexion will change 70 ono
Of exquisite beauty ~ using my com
and blemlAhcs promptly disappear. Get
at the drug store one ounce Of zintone
and mix with ono tablespoonful Of glyce-
rlne IN q pint Of hot water THIS ipakes
many times moro cream Than you @ould
have 10 pay for by buying prepared
creams which arc much weaker In re-
suits,
MRS. q. TT note what you say about
not being able 70 get the zntone ~ the
drug store for making my complexion
formula. regret this, but y YOU WI
Secretary 10 Yalcaka suratt Thompfon
Bldg Chicago" you Will be supplied by
return mail.
BELLANA- Talcum powder DOES no
good IN armplt and other perAplraton.
Es0 hydrolized tale. which ~ especially
indicated and which IN astonishing IN
armpite and other parts o. the body, such
as the feet, waist, etc. II prevents your
gowns from becoming faded and ruined
by excessive persplration. II also COM
plctely destroys odOr.
MINNIE q. Hs-sA teaspoonful Of eggoI
In half Q cup Of hot water makes tho
most exquisite shampoo possible, 10
cleans out all the pores wonderfully, and
let's the hair breathe" II dlssqlges away
all fatty accommodations and 'dandruff.
which nothing else, not even soap and
hard scrubblng, can DO. II Is very cco-
nOmical. az for n moderate price you can
obtain enough cggol for over dozen
OF these extraordinary head-washes.
MADAME Eyes, you certainly can
get rid or blaekheads IN few minutes,
Sprinkle some neroxin on sponge, wet
with hot water, and rub this on the
In few minutes they will
be all gone. Blackheads should never be
plnchcd out. Get the ncroxin at any
drug store .--Adyertlsement.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
yaleska suratt, Americas Self
Made Beauty-Actress, Tells
How Surprising Beauty
May he Simply and
Easily Attained.

course no one ean ever be sure of success
In this regard. Mix two ounces Of rqe-
tone, obtalnable At any drug store WIN
half cup VI sugar and dissolve ~
pint Of cold water. Take two teaspoon
fuls after meals and at bedtime
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07

POuTEY yes. sometimes the bust can
be developed. The following mixture In
the best for this and It is safe. OF
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20
CITYDADSMAY
DECIDE TO SNUB
men OF eighth

Opinion among the members Of the
board Of supervisors as TO the adyis-
ability of attending the meeting OF the
Eighth Precinct Republican Club OF
the fourth district, 10 be held next
Monday night fer the purpose Of
raking the city administration over
the Goals. is divided Some OF them
think that they should wait until an
invitation TO defend themselves is ex-
tended others that il Is up 70 them
to attend the meeting IN order that
the voters present may have both
sides Of the story presented 20 them
"Lorrin Andrews. president pf the
club. told me yesterday that the mem
hers Of the club, who: are mostly Per
tuguese, thought they had not been
fairly treated I'm patronage matters.
declared Ben Hollinger If that is
the only kick they have coming, /
won't worry. But You can never tell
what false information a group Of dis.
aruntled spellbinders may hand out,
am going to. that meeting and see
that the supervisors side Of the story
is told. l. fail TO see where the board
has violated any platform pledges.
Supervisor Daniel Logan holds an
opposite. opinion lie doesn't think
that Andrews merits reply I won't
attend unless l. am asked to- he de-
cEared no enc will pay attention 10
charges preferred when only one side
has an opportunity to present its
views. =. .44....@.
Supervisor Horner attacked An
drews, who is chairman Of the Repub-
Iican committee, for his attempt to.
cause a split in the party, as Horner
put it. 1T is mp to him as the nom
inal head of the party to die in and
help out. not to create discord, he
said.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20
ACCIDENT BOARD ON
MAUI MAY GET CASH
BY Filming SEVERAL
[speeial Sian ulletin corres pondenee. ] Il

Especial Start Bulletin Correspondence.
WAILUKU, March Is The Maui
industrial accident board thinks 1t
sees a way to augment its rather
meager expense fund by putting the
screws on employers who have failed
to obey the law in the matter Of TAX
ing out compensation Insurance for
their employees. The law provides
that fine OF 81 per day for each EN-
ployee may be recovered from employ.
ers who have neglected to secure I'M
surance or other form OF compensa-
ton. and moreover that any money 81
collected shall become special fund
for use of the board.
AT a meeting of the accident board
on Tuesday a list Of about a dozen
names was compiled of employers who
have paid no attention to the law nor
to the fact that the board had an
nounced that II would proceed against
all who had not complied by January
/. The police department is TO be
called upon for assistance in rounding
up lot more garage owners, dairies
and contractors. In cases where an
employer defaults in payment of the
penalty imposed, the board has the
power to enjbin him from carrying on
his business.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20
WHY GASOLINE
PRICE INCREASES

Supply of crude oil increasing Is of
| per cent: consumption of gasoline
increasing 81 per cent
Put very briefly. this Is the why
and wherefore OF the advance in gaso-
line prices, say oil men. II is the
working of the inevitable law of sup
ply and demand. In California oil
fields last year there was an actual
falling off in crude oil production of
over 100000 barrels. The United
States geological survey shows that
the total 1915 production of crude oil
Increased only g of / per cent over
that of the previous year, and yet
10000 automobiles were put into use
in the United states in 1915 and in
creased the gasoline consumption. for
automobiles alone, fully q per cent
over the consumption in 1914 Mean
while thousands of gasoline engines
and tractors are being put into service
on our farms and ranches and depict.
ing the available gasoline supply.
The January issue of the National
Petroleum News-the organ of the
Independent Producers estimates
that at least half million new auto
mobiles and trucks will be sold this
season SO that in a few months not
less than three million cars will be
consuming gasoline. That will re-
qnire a 80 per cent increase in gaso-
line production in order TO maintain
even the present balance between sup
ply and demand.
Thus far this year production has
run considerably less than normal.
Just as was the case last year the
United States government suits
AGAINST operators on unpatented lands
are greatly limiting production and
the severe January storms which
wrecked hundreds OF rigs in the Cali
fornin fields have further retarded
production The California State
Mineralogist estimated daily aver
age loss in production of 10000 bar
rels as result of this storm damage.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20
CHICAGO DOCTOR
STANDARDIZED And
ROBBED in CITY

Slugged with sandbag and robbed
Of jewelry and money, DIR. A. Lena
ham. visitor from Chicago who ar
rived here on February Is, was picked
up unconscious by soldier last night
near the Honolulu Iron Works.
DIR Lcnahann had a bruise at the
base of his neci:, and received a blow
on the jaw that had cut his lip against
his teeth He lost a ring valued at
$500. a watch, and some money. The
dertDr thinks that he was attacked
from behind
The soldier who picked him up told
him that he had seen two other sol
diefs cunning away as he came up.
DR. Lenahann had been to the beach
for the afternoon. and remembers ghay-
ing come home on the car. but later
than that his mind is a blank as to
what happened. He does not know
how he got in tire vicinity of the iron
works.
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FOUR SAILORS
I GIVE BEATING
TO SALOON Man

special Star Bulletin Correspondence !
WAILuI<u. March 15-w G. Scott,
|ha proprietor OF the kahlliui Saloon,
WAS the victim OF a vicious assault on
|tuesday afternoon by four former sail.
hrs from the American Hawaiian
trelphter Alaskan A q result Scott
tRas taken TO the Malulani Hospital in
Railuku. suffering from numerous
cuts and bruises Although his in
tnries are not believed to be of very
FERROUS character, hts face was scarce
'y recognizable after the quartet had
tlnished beating and kicking him
Scots assailants. who we're arrest
"a shortly after they had wearied OF
oobding their victim, are all Hawaii
ms or part.Hawaiian Their names
,r6 bill Kaaimoku. 5. Lincoln, ]. Lin.
|ln, and william iona They arrived
n kahlilm By the Claudine last Sat
afday. having missed their ship when
ii left that port for Hilo. They in
ENDED 10 rejoin il here, bat the cap
Iln. who had shipped other inen at
HID, refused 10 take them aboard II
said that they had had some trou
De al the saloon several DAYS before.
nd finding Scott aud the Japanese
bartender alone on Tuesday. proceed
ID 10 10 them up A Japanese barber
DO ran into the place TO remonstrate.
tot crack on the nose and was
IIched out on his head for his trog-.
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CLOTHING HOUSE
MAKING Change

Owing to the growth of its Dry
Goods Department the Canton Dry
Goods Company is closing out its en-
tire stock of gentlemen's furnishings.
This represents one of the most cont
prehensive showings of footwear.
haberdashery and general clothing &C.
.eessories en- display in Honolulu, and
the attractive prices at which these
articles will be disposed of should
make this up-to-date store veTitahle
Mecca for bargain lovers ADV.
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BARGAIN MADE
NLIQUOR CASE,
fENNELL ADMITS
CONTINUED from page one,


------ls4---------
five cents and they DIDN'T make much
proiit It seemed TO me that they
were doing Il more Fer sociahility's
sake thBn anything else. thought
the arreSs would be good warning"
Some weeks ago Fennell told the
StarBalletin that the law was being
.'fiagrantly and knowingly violated on
the German ships, and that he intend
ed TO get evidence and push the prose-
cntion 10 finish. He was reminded
OF this.
eBnt found after further investfga-
dion that the case wasn't as bad as
had thought" ne said.
Did yon consult the city attorneys
office or Judge Monsarrat before
promising the suspended sentencesg"
NO. neither OF them was consult.
ed"
Why did you believe that you could
get suspension OF sentenee2"
Il had done IL ON previous occasions
end knew that the court had never
turned down request from the prose
cution forsucn suspension
E'enneil was asked about the report
that he found his evidence against the
men weak and for that reason COM
promised the cases He said the re-
port was untrue
y had evidence enough to convict
the men all right, he asserted.
After the hearing last Saturday
Deputy City Attorney Garden made
statement pointing out that Fennell
had entered into the compromise ar
without consulting the city
office.
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Hawaiian music and the dancing Of
aba Aloha Twins who are appearing
III minneapolis. ", aceondiug 20 the
.MinneapaIis 9onfnai deiighting the
jlatrons Of the theaferr.
The Twins. saws the Journal
F.formeriy starred On the Orpheup
Hnd Fantasies circuits. are playing
their first season in hurlesque and are
the hieheEl priced artists seen Al the
WashiBgton avenue theater this yea 8
'i3oih aJe wonderful winners aid
they can scarcely vail until summer
rome to return TO their native islands
Tor the sport
Their act Is wonderfully staged.
with special scenery. The feature il
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MAGAZINE HERE
HELPS BOOST
/. BETTER BABIES

Better Babies. Better Citizens.
M|Il be the subject OF an article to be
|.blished in the next issue CT the Ha.
vii Home journal. published by the
||bpu Jiil. This magazine deals with
|Ie woman and the home. and has
|Iked all motb6rs interested in the
.. Hare OF the child totgiye their
News on the care OF the baby.
IN addition TO covering the topic in
|Ie magazine the Nippu Jiji has been
INNING q series of articles contribnt.
ed By prominent Japanese women OF
|Ie city. In each Article the mother
|.|es up a different phase of the life
and the care Of the infant The cam
ia for Better Babies, Better citi-
- has created unusual interest
Inf the Japanese people of the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20

At O'Clock this afternoon, the
Observation-Disclosures steamer Mexican
will sail for Kahului. Kaanapali and
Hilo. to load 1880 tons of island
sugar Tor San Francisco. General
Agent c. P. Morse expects she will be
ready To- steam from Hilo about
March IS.
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AGED KOREAN WOMAN g..
WEARS COAT OF DEAD
HUSBAND INTO C0URT
+.+-.-++.+ +&++++++

Wearing the old gray coat OF
= her dead husband. Sarah Lee,
: mother Of little MaTy Lee Yong (
/. sat in Circuit Judge strrart's
= court this morning and saw jas (
= tfce dealt out TO her daughter
Mary was graRted divorce (
. from You Chi Yong, who is al I
. legged to have shot and killed I
= her father. last week Judge "
Stuart also ordered You 10 pay
: Mary alimony in the suHl OF $40 I
a month until 5000 had been PAID. =
= Mary was allowed 20 resume her Z
= maiden name. -. .:..-.
= Owing 70 the death Of her hus- =
= band Sarah Lee is said &c. be in "
= desperate financial straits. Only =
. recently she sold her bed 10 OBJ "
y tain money on which to live,
= Mary has good home at the 4
y girls, industrial school. You is
y charged with first degree muir :
= der and is confined at Oahu =
= prison ..%......: ri.
a. l. 4 4
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

One eft show case Apply Happy
Thought Coffee House.. Nuuanu and
Queen SITS 6427-3t
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WILLIE HOPPE
And YAMADA To
VISIT ISLANDS
Ispeeial Cable % Nippu Jiiil.

Especial Cable 10 Nippu Jill
san. FRANCISCO. March 20.-wil.
lie Hoppe, worlds champion billiard
player. and Koji Yamada. the leading
Japanese exponent OF the cue game,
win play series Of matches at Chick
wfisht's billiard parlors in this city
After concluding their exhibitions in
this city, they viii go TO Los Angeles.
and from there are expected to leave
for Honolulu.
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Further hearing on the mandamhs
suit brought b. Manuel Paeheco, a
n inor, against the Ltsitana Society.
will be had in Circuit Judge whit
ney's court Thursday morning. Pa
eheco, who was dismissed from the
society. IS seeking to have his mem
bership rights restored to MIN.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20

IA early arrival this morning was
|nier.lsland steamer Shoshone,
|1h came from Kawaihae. Hawaii,
$3.50 sacks of Honokaa sugar. 24o
of corn. rs cattle and y hogs
IA PARKER Ranch, and other cargo.
. reported strong northeast winds
both outward and inward trips.
.|hg II difficult to discharge and
a. freight. 5. W Kekuewa is pur-
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


lots in "LunaliloY Tract, Beretania
St, near the Queens Hospital: one
of the best locations for rooming
apartments.
IL lots in "Waterhouse Tract,
nauka of Thomas Pineapple Cam
merry: 81 lots in the same tract were
sold to intending builders: over 30
houses are already built. ..-s a..
For prices apply to .~.. ~.
w. c. ACH1, -.
301 Kauikeolani building.
6427-3m
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.
wANrgp-MisoELLANEo0s.'

A baby carriage; must be in goot
condition Telephone 1914.
6427-6t ..:
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sTAR.BULLETN GIVES YOU
ToDAY'S NEWS TODAY.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-02-03
IT'S BARON ksToR OF HEvER.
New Peer Takes Title From Anne
BoIeyn's Castle.

William Waldorf Astor, who has
been raised to the pecrage by King
George, will take the. title of Baron
A.stor of Hever caste
Admiral Lord dha1 Bcresford prob
ably will be Barp Beresford of Me
temmeh and Curraghmo.e.
Hever castle is an ancient mansion
in Kent, rebuilt by the great-grandfa-
Their of Anne Bolcyn, where Anne
Boleyn was visited by Henry VIII. be-
fore their marriage. 1t is said to be
one of the finest examples of Tudor
architecture in England. Baron Astor
spent some $10,0O0,O00 on the estate,
including the expenditure for the di-
version of The river which. according
to tradition. made the castle so damp
that Henry VIII. contracted rheuma-
tism there.
Metcmmch is the scene of one of Ad-
miral Lord B~cresford's early exploits
in Egypt, While Curraghmorc is the
family home of the Marquis of Water
ford, the head Of the Beresford family.