davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28

GrceGen5 BON gcrnitorff beroient
ol5 Gcrtrctcr 0eS Sellers nnD ocS
belitihcn @plfcs .bcllte, an @ehltrts-
tage oeS meiien Qenfers 6cs Nci6cS
Die @ohdhtllg 1tno Inerfcnnltng al
Icr gereht oenfenOen Menihen. 9ie
3citlmqcn mil iArem bGinbboiicnoer
@ebGhrcn Qegen dies. mos oelltfdi
beiBt, fino beritltmntt Dor Ieinem Il
Acref, forreftcnL reipeft9cbietcnOcn
@ltftrctcn ols Diplomat nn0 StoGts-
mann, pie ais Menid 1tno @eIehrter.
Glcibcn mir ms heipltBt Der llngeDelt-
rcn 9iir0c 1tno Tcruntport1rld, Die
arf ieincn Sdfultern ruben. Wton-
der, fdipGd]er ols CT, pitroe untcr Der
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ipnoercn Nrtcil nobrl lie am &ereins.
lebcn unierer 0entihen. Sic mar
Mitqriln0erin ocs Oelttlhen @aiien,
holiies mo %lanajG6rige @raiioentin
oes Damen= @ilfspereins iener Nn-
itolt. 6erner mor tie Mitgriin0crin
uaO 9~Srdiiocntin 0es 8amca-@ creins
i'm .@oibington SGn9erbunO", iolDic
Wtitalieo 0es 8unoes. Sic .nabm
QrpBen Mntcil al bent @erfe ocs
19f4'f6 9omen=@ilfsfomiteeS, Dci.
len Mitglieo tic NOR; ferner gcbnrte
tie ocnt G5rallcn 8erein Ser Gorcorhio
Stride ais W2itglieo an, ionic Dem
Muppert Some; Iie mar Mitbegriinoc
rim ser &odalltus MenHoriol Milocio-
ticn.
9us 9abrtltWtrdger fungierten sic
@errcn Wortiu Miegano, GbaS. &ot4
"telnionlt, Gbas. Settler, Sp. SAelier-
mann, Sobn 8irfner ulb SEER S1uf
'crt.
@err Gaitpr @fcll5eI bon Scr Gnll
cprOio Stride Dielt Sen. E%rauergottcs
oienit url0 sic seiAenreoe. Die Beer
oinitng fono or Mittwoh, Sen 26.
Sanuor, orf bcm @rpipect Sill Srico.
1pfe itott. Sin Sangerblnl0 Grar-
lett iona ON @robc Der @inQeidieoe-
nen oos lcBtc 2ebcmobl. Son Sen
0clttihcn @aibingtons llno allen ic
nen, oie 0ralt 9ortbel naber fanm-
ten, miro tie iehr befrallert mcroen.
Die &in0er 0cs oelttid)cn @oiien
bnrieS ho6en iii ibr cine quite ulb fiir-
IorQcn0c Mlitter pcrlorcn.
2ei@enbcitatter mar Dir 6iru1a "
8. Sec.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28
&ir6en= Na6ridtcn.
ct. Maricmfirdlc.

Im Wittlpodl sen 2. Sebr., lit 6uS
Set MoriG 2i6tmeB. @or Sem Sod
ante ltnt s .lbr ipcroen &cr3cn.
@adslidter, aeieqnct lin0 nad Dem.
ielben ausgcqebcn in Dem @ibliotbcf-
simmer Scr Sdule. 9(m 9(beDo INN
$50 lit SooaIitdtsonoadt uno Scgen
Im 0onnerStog. 3. Sebr.. lit 0as
Teit Nes III. @Iolins. 9ieIcr Sciliec
miro felt Sen ~alteIten 3eitcn ais So
tron miber @olsfronfbeiten ongerli-
fen uno perebrt. Die Stride ertcilt 90
Der an ieinem Seite Sen SoIsicgcn.
Weit 5mei ii5ers &rclt5 gelegten &c
'pcihtcn %6rennenocn &er5en miro ser
Sols Der @I1lbigen beriibrt un0 Scr
Grieiter fpridt 0abai nie Scqensipnr
tc: u9nrd bic 5iirbitte 0es III. 8i=
idofS ltno Mortnrers 8loltus monc
bid Soft befreicn bon ieoem 1lebel
oes Safes ufo bon jeoem onoercn
llebel i'm Nomen ocs @oters, ltno bes
SrbneS un0 bcS SeiIigcn @eiitcs.
Mmen.~
SSn Ser ct. Morienfirhc miro Scr
SalsIegcn crteiIt ON Morgen nod
Den 81. Mcilen Inn Z rno s llbr; ON
Nohmittag lin 3 ltn0 4.45 nno an
Nhenb nm 7.30 llbr.
5reita9 lit Der critic Sreitog /. sc.
Die II. Mciien Iino nm Z ltno s I'M.
Scr Dem Sohomte nm s ltbr lift Mlts
Ieblng Oes Standardization uno N(nbc-
tltng mdbreno oes Cages Bis 3ltr Scrs
sSciu Nnbodt ON 9lbenO Inn 7.30.
Mm Nontug INN 8 ltbr ipor Sic
Ne9rabniSfcier 0cs ne~rItorbcnen 80.
hann S. @ercns. Im Mittpod Inn
$50 jene 0eS oerltorbcnen SSrGuleilts
Slnna Sapp, sic felt bielen Sabren Gin
iebr eifrigeS Mitglieo Scr Stride mic
Der Slingfropclt-S ooolitGt nor. Ser
bodm. SER s. 81. gotb celebricrte
oos &equiem un6 bielt cine far3c
2cibenreoc, in Ser er oas fh6nc 1tno
crhaulihe 2c6en ser @eritorbcnen
riibren0 berborbob. Toh Sem Got. .
tcsoienitc in Ser Stride fono inter
aroBcr @eteilieung Sic @cItottino olf
Sem ct. Marienfir6bofe in ser 81,
milietgrabit1tte ftatt.
Sim borigcn Sonntag, mic am Dor.
bcrgeaongenen Sontaqen. Iprod, Scr
Ser S. 81. Gotb frr5 Dor scr
Ereoiat iiber ben 8aooar, Ser bonn Ia.
big 19. 5ebr. gum 8eiten ser @ittpcn
uno 8oiicn in 0eutidlano 1tno Sc
ltcrrefd llnaarn ron BEN Ocutihen
8creinen ser Stoot peranItaltet miro.
crmabnte Die Mitelieocr Scr ct.
9tarierfir6e, fid redbt rege ai betei-
liqcn an oieiem eoeIn uno driftliheu
@erfe Ser NGAitenliebe.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28
3unm 81. Gcburtstasc Ocs OeutIebcm @oiicrs.

flie6t unicr Sinncn nnO Sebncn ms
QinOerlahO, ins Contemporaries oel
Cii0cn0 mo %5opicrfcit, Biniibcr 81
! lnuldiQcn gSinfclL 81 lpoQclloe1
Sootcn, az griiniuttcn Cdlern 81
ummc1Nen NtiiDlen, nno lcile ilinNi
ms 1t Ser Gbrei, 1%er5innig her.
iHmicgcrt Dos 2icO, Oos mir 10 oli
aicr 0cb6rt.
8 0u &ciuotfhtr, 0 ill Seimattlitr.
2oi}' 5ii 0ettcm beipgcn @arm
Wfih nod einnlol mir
Midl nod cinuHol MIR
gnti(ichcn I'M SrouHl"
limo Sic Shpolbc ItreiGt 0lird Die
0uftiqcn 6erneit, 6iriibcr 8lWl alten
Niiitterlcin iii Nrltoer un0 Sohn 81
Srcln0 mo iltr 2icbltcn, bic aile sci
Idppcrcut &inQcn I'M h6hltc @lttcf
0os oufridtiQc @cfiibG Ser @crcDrnn9
rnO D%onf6orfcit crfilQt gum 6ric.
NcnsfaiIcr, Scr MIR i'm Nitgeublld SCI
@efoGr Oos SMipert 300 gum SdHte
BON SocolclL 6rei6eit nn0 &oblfobrt
Wis scr Nitf sit Den Moffcn crying,
90 6ro.litc Gin Sturm Der @cgciltc.
rnno Ourch 9elttlhlanOs Su0eno, ncr
nile +rcnncn0an Sdlranfcn nic0erleg.
1c lin0 1nlr nas cine 3iel fnnatc,
Sicg @crtciOigung Ocs beOrobten SD
terlanhcs. Mit 5~einn0crcr ~SnHigfeit
ioenocn iid) unierc @eDdnfen jet Den'
@oiicr SIT in llncridiittcrliMcm Eer.
trollen, in cine gcredte Sadlc ulio IN
ooS quito S6lpert ocs 0clltiGcn &ric
QcrS. 9Sos boben mir bier lci0cn
miiiicn inter Dem berleltm6etcn Nobn
gclGHter elmer rnipiaigen g&elt. gSef-
;he Nicocrtrndat bon @oB ut0 9triO Of
fcnburtcn nidrt nod Dor 2 @odcn Ir-
tifel zines &%ielidrcibers gorrG in CT
ncr bieilgen Mnrgen6eitung iiber Sen
&oiIerl @ie bergiftct lit sic Silent
Iidc Wcinltnq Nmcrifos, por Scr
Eodteridule onQefanacn bi8 III Die
Rcoattipnsftu6enl $780,.
Cod loBf Ile ipiiten. llriere sc
odlfen gehcn in oie 3ufunft. ouf Ben
81. %5unnlar 1917. Rltbe, fricOGider
@(odcuton ldlft iiber oie 2onoe. aSn
oui GtdNtcn flottern Die SaDncn to-
nc1l sic Irompetcn. Sic iharfc @Iin-
&c oes Delltid,en S6merteS Ieiitetc
iiegrcihe Nrbeit. Wit Dem &oiier tri-
umphiert Der aompf fir @erehtigfeit,
@obrbeit, Gbriitentltm.
90 O&I
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28
Sleuter snm Weitcn Der NutlciSenoer
in Eihirieni

Mm Montug, Sen 81. Sonitnr, lin
SET I'M Goli'sI6coter cine &orltellunr
Itott. 0eren &einertrag gum Better
Ser NntGcincn0en in Sibirien bermen.
set mcroen miro. Man beiorge it'd
Die Gintrittsfortcn rcdt5eitig. Gen
~0[erlnitcn nj 5ibirien gcbt cs lcbr
IdIcft. Neben ser i4lehten gePuno-
luna BON Soften ser ruIiiihen Wtili-
tarbeb0rocn miiiien iie @rmger nno
adlte leioen. Sin idilbenOes 9odl
fenncn tic faum; lire aleiocr bcltchcn
in alten 9lumpen. Gin jeoer Dertifc
1tno 9citerrciAer ioltc bier bilfreid)
eingrcifen.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28
Goncuroia @crcin, Slabensbnrs, Mr

Sum 8elten Der amen Mittmen i.
8oiien III 0eutidlalO nno Better
reid ltngorn peronitaltct Scr Gon-
coroia @erein @Iooens6ltrg, Wfo. an
Montog, Sen 81. Sunuar, einen gro-
len 8aI. Gintrittsfarten fam molI
fir Ben @reis BON 25 Gents erwer=
ben. Ser gol1 finOet in Sofflcrs
9snn, g~looensburg, ltott ullb nimml
nm s ltbr ieinen gnfang. Grfriihnne
qen aIler 9lrt peroen i%erbiert merocn.
syeoermonn lit oa5lt eingela0en. Wtaa
nebme Die Gleftriihe on Der f5ten II.
s. StraBe Nor0oit.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28
,,@crmania Glnb."

Sellte, Sreitae, Sen %. Saniar, $
llbr abenos, miro SEER Or. $. g.
8ener, II. g. &C., einen &ortrag nit
2idtbilocrn I'M Sereinslofal Oes Ger
mania Clubs. 1928 s Str. &=@-
holtcn. Or. 9cner miro iiber oas
Gbenlo SIN Observation-Disclosures 81
@omburg" iprchen.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28
Masfcnbaa Der Ism. Sell epac @u. 5
g. .. 6. Of s.

Nm Montug, oen 81. Sanuor, lper.
Sen bic 9riioer Der Ism. Sea Sogl
in Dem Dob Moionic Senpcl, 9te II
& Str. sc. Us. eiren Mosfcnbaa &c.
ben. @ertpollc Nreiie mcroen an OH
beIten @rl1ppen unO 8aorc Dertcili
meroen. Die GintrittSfortc foltet mn
% Gents. 6reunOe nno Scfonntt
IinO ,ber3lidlt eingelu0en, un oiclenI
@ergniigen teil51nebmen.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28
%~criammlnnaen Scr f%ummcnocn
@udc:
Mpntaa:

@StpNAuH
DNcrein @onern~, in 922 So. 9(pc
u&aibington Sif &clief~ in 70T
tic Str. N.-@.
u0iltrift no. in 922 ga. 9(pc.
Sienstag:
Mrminius Sogc go. %, S.9L. u. SO
i'm 9tcren Molonic Sempel.
5hma6en& ercin", in 705 Z. Ctr
p@aibillgton Mcbqer llnterltiib
lligs &ercin". in 922 go. 9(pe g. =@.
MittupdJ;
uSnfel @r1iia Commencement" in
314 6 StruBe N.s@.
Sonnerstag:
u@ermaaia MGnnerAor", in 922
80. glpc. N.-@.
ISM. Sca 2oae go. 81, in o22
ga. 9lpc. N.@@.
uElattoeuti6er Screen, in 7O5
tic Ctr. g. -@.
Treitag:
y0amenrerein Dcs 9elttid,onlerifa-
hidden t9t4't5 Nilfsfomittees., in
311 6 Str. M.-@.
vGroipect Sid Srieobof~, in 800
Hcunte Ctr. W.-@
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28
3t!g @%criMtiaMna.

&n Ser letten Summer uniereS
@Gotfes ltano Gin 9erid)t iibcr Dos
&ortenipicl Oes gSoibinoton Sanger
hunN-0 nmcn %ereins. @ir mod)tcr
Sen 9criht oobin %abdnocrn, 0nB Dos
&omitc aus fc(genoen 9oncll be.
ituno: @ortbel, "copper", Solppcr,
&ennelln. Sdaffert 0iee. Cole, Ger
neaf, Sdorbau unO Simon. 9.M.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28

Gum 5mciten M}ole itebt oeS ocltt
iden aoiiers @cburtstag itntcr Oeln
s3eidJen Des &rieges. Sin Sabr, ihmer
uuo iullbtig in ieinen G~reigniilen,
berrIid ltno itorf in munnboftcr @rD-
BE, elGiloeno IN ieincn Siegen ging
medenocL magelloen Sdrittes ilber
sic oentiden @alte. Sdiibeno lpudlte
ilber lie Oes aoiiers iorgenOes 4uge,
unO @ottes @iitc licB ouf lpciten
Mtfcrhreiten cine SegcnsfiiQe GeDei
ben All polfsernGbrenOer, foltliher
&ornfruht, Die bic neioii6en TeinOe
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28

Gait Scr Nfbcit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lein. @liidli6 bat or, bon Se5icbntl-
gen 3lt itincr Mcoicrltng ibnnoc obge-
ihnitten, Bic biplomotiihcn @cfhGftc
itn0 Yroblemc crleOigt, borbei an ralt-
ben SclicnfGiffen uno oiird ipobit-
iinniQ iulitcnOc 8etterItiirmc. M6ge
cs linn Dcrg6nnt lcin i'll Soften Nes
Trieoens Die 5riibte eifriaer, pflid)t.
benrRter Nrbcit in ionnieer &ubc 5lt
ocnieBen. Nir miinidcn linn DicI
@Iiid unb Segen Sll ipciterem. gcDic
qctlen Mirfen I'M 9ienltc ieincs $50
terlnlNes lnto elmer unenblid) e0leit
mo miirOigen Sohe.
So ar
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linn rallben lpollten. gtie 3ltpor lit Ocs
{oiicrs Name 10 icbr iocntiidl gene
len nit olleni, pofiir sic 9cllti6en
nit Ser gan8cn 2ie6e ibres Screens
einiteberL ME 3upor bcoeutete Ocs &ui
icrs Mort 10 iebr 5ltgIeib elm &ro
gramm, cil 2e6cnsplan cine S0ecn-
0cmcini6ofi, cine poIitiihc uno GET
ltiQe &eltonitalrunq. Inns bier im
Nltslono aber gift iebt oes aaiiers
Same, 10 picl pie u@eimat~ ielbit, sic
@eimot hes Sdonc1L scr @obtbeit.
Der SOeoIe. Sn idmeren Stlinoeil
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28

Nriidc Semtide gratmnrit nnb
@nrtflciid, iDiuie aIe Sdmittc
Sdueinefleiidl.
gIblcr's, $50 Center Marft
nnb Is &igss @arft.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-04-06

head. Honest, mamma, when l talk
20 men that got all their boys doin
well al,a worth their salt, why, have
to keep my mind on Jim and Roscoe
and forget about Bibbs."
Mrs. Sheridan tossed her head fret
fully upon the pillow. "You did the
best you could, papa" she said, impa-
tiently, $50 come to bed and quit re-
proachin yourself for it."
He glared at her Indignantly. Ike
proachin' myselfp' he snorted. Il ain
dom anything of the kind What In
the name O. goodness would want TO
reproach myself for? And 1t WASH I
the best l could either. 1t was the
best anybody could. ! was givin' MN
chance to show what was in him and
make man of hfmself-and here he
goes and gets nervous dyspepsia on
mev'
He went to the old-fashioned gas
fixture, turned out the light, and NUT
tered his way morosely into bed
"What?" said his wife, Grossly
bothered by a subsequent mumbhng.
more like hookworm, I said" he ex
planned, speaking louder. Il don
know what to do with him"
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-04-06
CHAPTER |.

There is midland city in the heart
Of fair, open country, dirty and won
derful city nesting dinghy in the fog
of its own smoke. The stranger must
feel the dirt before he feels the won
der. for the dirt will be upon him in
stantly. At breeze he must smother
In whirlpools of dust, and If he should
decline at any time to inhale the smoke
he has the meager alternative of sui
eide.
Not quite so long ago as a genera
ton there was here no heaving, grimy
city; there was but pleasant big town
of neighborly people who had under
standing of one another.
But there was a spirit abroad in the
land, and it was strong here as else
where-a spirit that had moved in the
depths of the American soil and la
bored there, sweating, till 1t stirred the
surface. rove the mountains, and
emerged. tangible and monstrous, the
god of all good American hearts-Bg-
ness. And so the place grew. And 1t
grew strong.
The Sheridan building was the big
gest skyscraper; the Sheridan Trust
company was the biggest Of its kind
and Sheridan himself bad been the big
gest builder and breaker and trustel
and buster under the smoke. He had
come from a country crossroads, a
the beginning of the growth, and hi
had gone up and down in the boom'
and relapses of that period; but eacl
time he went down he rebounded {
little higher, until finally, after a yea
of overwork and anxiety-the latte
not decreased by a chance, remote Blu
possible, of recuperation from the for
mer In the penitentiary-he foun'
himself on top, with solid substance
under his feet; and thereafter "playe'
It safe" But his hunger to get wa
rnabated, for it was in the very bone
of him and grew fiercer.
He was the city incarnate. He love-
1t, calling 1t Gods country, as he calle'
the smoke Prosperity, breathing tn
dingy cloud with relish. The smok
was one of his great enthusiasms; h
laughed at a committee of plaintiv
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-04-06

She flushed little. az expect l
ought to we written something, or one
of the boys"
"Oh, no; that was all right"
you can't think how busy we've
all been this year, Bibbs. OF course
we knew mamma was writing often,
and"
"Of coursel' he said, readily.
There's a chunk of coal fallen on
your glove. Edith. Better flick it off
before it smears. My world I'd al
most forgotten how sooty it is here"
we've been having very bright
weather this month-for u.s." She
blew the fake of SCOT into the air,
seeming relieved.
He looked up at the dingy sky
wherein hung the disconsolate sun like
cold tin pan nailed up in a smoke
house by some lunatic, for a decora-
ton. Yes" said Bibbs. ITS very
gay" A few moments later, as they
passed a corner, Aren't we going
homer" he asked. "Your new driver
is taking us out of the way, isn't heT
Good graciousw she cried. "Didn''
you know we'd moved? Didn't yot
know we were in the new house|
"Why, no!' said Bibbs. Are your
We've been there a MONTH Coco
gracious! Didn't you know" Sh'
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housewives who called to beg his aid
against it. Smokes what brings your
husbands money home on Saturday
night" he told them jovially. you go
home and ask your husbands what
smoke puts in their pockets out o. the
pay ROLAND you'll come around next
time to get me to turn out more smoke
instead O. chokn' it OFF,
1t was Narcissism in him to love the
city so well; he saw his reflection in
it; and, like it, he was grimy, big,
careless, rich, strong, and unquench-
ably optimistic. Just as he profoundly
believed his city to be the finest city
in the world, so did he believe his fam
fly to be--in spite of his son Bibbs-
the finest family in the world. As n
matter of fact. he knew nothing worth
knowing about either.
Bibbs Sheridan was a musing sort
of boy, poor in health, and considered
the failure-the "odd one"-of the
family. Born during that most danger
Gus and anxious of the early years,
he was an ill-nourished baby, and
grew meagerly, only lengthwise,
through a feeble childhood. At his
christening he was committed for life
to "Bibbs" mainly through lack of
Imagination on his mothers part, for
though 1t was her maiden name, she
had no strong affection for it. One
day when the sickly boy was nine, be
requested with unwonted vehemence
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-04-06

course They're the stiffest. most ele-
CANT people in the whole town. And
to crown it all, papa went and bought
the next lot to the old Vertrees coun-
try mansion-it's in the very heart Of
the best new residence district now,
and that's where the new house is,
right next door to them-and l must
say it makes their place look rather
shabby! l met Mary Vertrees when
/ joined the Mission Service Helpers,
but she never did any more than just
barely bow to me, and since papa's
break l doubt if she'll do thatl They
haven't called"
"And you think If / spread this Cos
sip about Vertrees the First stealing
Danl Boone's gun the chances that
they will call"
Papa knows what a break he made
with Mrs Vertrees. 1 made him I'M
derstand that" said Edith, demurely,
"and he's promised to try and meet
Mr.. Vertrees and be nice to him. Bob
by Lamhorn told Sibyl he was going
to bring his mother to call on her and
on mamma, but it was weeks ago, and
l notice he hasn't done it; and if Mrs.
Vertrees decides not to know us, I'm
darn sure Mrs Lamhorn II never
come. That's one thing Sibyl didn't
managel She said Bobby offered to
bring his mother"
you say he is friend Of Roscoe's"
Bibbs asked.
"Oh, he's a friend of the whole fam
ily," she returned, with a petulance
which she made no effort to disguise.
Roscoe and he got acquainted some
where and they take him to the the
alter about every night Sibyl has him
to lunch. too. and keeps" She
broke off with an angry little jerk Of
the head. 1--WE can see the new house
from the second corner ahead. Roscoe
has built straight across the street
from us, you know. Honestly, Sibyl
makes me think Of a snake, sometimes
the way she pulls the wool over
peoples eyesl She honeys up to papa
and gets anything in the world she
wants out of him, and then makes fun
of him behind his back-yes, and to
his face, but he can't see it, She got
him to give her a twelve-thousand-
dollar porch for their house after 1t
was"
Good heavens" said Bibbs, staring
ahead as they reached the corner and
the car swung to the right following
, a bend in the street. rs that the new
, house2"
, yes. What do you think Of it7"
We'll" he drawleh I'm pretty sure
the sanitarium's about half a size big
! ger; l can't be certain till l measure
: And a moment later. as they entered
l. the driveway, he added, seriously;
= But it's beautiful"
S (To be continued.)
ALWAYS in the market for goo
:. alfalfa hay, baled. John Finke, Phon
n 708-W. ADV
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a Didn't Have Any Place Else to Co."

broke off, flushing again, and then
went on hastily: "Of course, mammals
never been so busy in her life; we all
haven't had time to do anything but
keep on the hop. Mamma couldn't
even come to the station today. Papa's
got some of his business friends and
people from around the clubhouse
neighborhood coming tonight for big
dinner and house arming'-dreadful
kind of peOple-but mammals got 1t
all on her hands. She's never sat down
a minute; and if she did, papa would
have her up again before"
"Of course" said Bibbs. do you
like the new place, EdithT"
81 don't like some of the things ia
Their would have in 1t, but it's the finest
house in town, and that ought to be
good enough for me! Papa bought one
thing l like-a view of the Bay of
Naples in oil that's perfectly beauti-
full: it's the first thing you see as you
come in the front hall, and it's eleven
feet long. But he would have that old
fruit picture we had in the Murphy
street house hung up in the new din
ing room. It's horribly out of date to
have those things in dining rooms, and
l caught Bobby Lamhorn giggling at
it; and Sibyl made fun of it, too, with
Bobby and then told papa she agreed
with him about its being such a fine
thing, and said he did just right to
insist on having it where he wanted it..
She makes me tired! Sibylv
Edith's first constraint with her
brother, amounting almost to awk-
wardness, vanished with this theme,
though she still kept her full gaze al
ways to the front, even in the extreme
ardor of her denunciation of her sister
in-law.
"Sibyl" she repeated, with such heat
and vigoI that the name seemed to
strike fire on her lips. I'D like to
know why Roscoe couldn't have mar
ried somebody from here that would
have done us some good, instead OF
this Sibyl Rink 1 met some awfully
nice people from her town when mann
ma and 1 were at Atlantic City, las
spring, and not one had ever evel
heard of the RinksI Not even hear'
of 'em"
81 thought you were great friend
with Sibyl," Bibbs said.
up to the time l found her out!
the sister returned, with continuin
vehemence. "I've found out som
things about Mrs. Roscoe Sherida
lately"
IT'S only lately?"
"Wen-" Edith hesitated, her lip
setting primly. "Of course, Away
did see that she never cared the sna
of her little finger about Roscoe!'
at seems" said Bibbs, in laconl
protest, that she married him."
, The sister emitted a shrill cry, TO
interpreted as contemptuous laughte
| and, in her emotion, spoke too impu
slvely: "Why, she'd have married you
mo, no." he said; "she couldn't
! that badl'
Il didn't mean" she began, di
tressed. q only meant l didn
mean"
"Never mind. Edith" he console
; her. "You see she couldn't have ma
: rled me. because l didn't know he
and besides. if she's as mercenary
: all that she'd have been too cleve
! The head doctor even had to lend 4
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some antismoke committee to see him,
and he told her that smoke was what
made her husband bring home his
wages from the pay roll on S. turday
night He told us about it, and !
thought l Just couldn't live through
the night. l was so ashamed. Mr..
Vertrees has always lived on his in
come, and papa didn't know him, OF
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(To be continued.)

ALWAYS in the market for good
alfalfa hay, baled. John Finke, Phone
7OS-W. ADV.
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Times want ads bring results.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-05
SCHOOLS SHOW !.
gain OF l44O
FOR ONE YEAR

During 1915, there was an increase
OF l440 public school children on Oahu
over the number attending school in
1914. according to report which
has been completed by the department
OF public instruction. The biggest in
crease was in Honolulu, there being
1910 more children enrolled on De-
cember 81. 1915, than On December 81,
1914. or a total Of S0SS. ... ~
At the end Of 1914. there were H..
Goa pupils in the public schools on
Oahu, and at the end of 1915 there
were 13.06S This includes the dis
tries of Honolulu, Eva, Waidnaer
KOolau and Waialua. ::=.- j.;
Within one or two weeks the de.
partment will know the increase, or
decrease. IN attendance for the ney
spring term, which began yesterday.
Superintendent Kinney predicts that
the enrolment will be about Vhe same
as when school closed in December.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-05
BRIDE
CUSTOM RAPED
BY NIPPU jul

Taking the report Of the divorce
cases that have been handled in Judge
William 4. Whiney's court. the Nipuu
Jill had an editorial yesterday on the
evils If divorce among Japanese, Out
oil. the 24I cases for divorce 16l were
applied tor by Japanese. II
The t,picture brides" custom is one
Of the causes. or the evil, according TO
the editorial. and the editor urges that
the picture bride method Of match
making be done away with The Nip.
pu Jill has urged the ministers TO as
sist in fighting the evil.
II the ministers Of the city would
spend a little more time In working
against divorces, and less time fight
ing for prohibition, am sure that We
would see fewer divorces among the
japanese, said X. -Kawamura, editor
Of theNippu Jill.
Il hope that our editorial reaches
the ministers in way that viii be
of help to them in starting campaign
against the evil. What the japanese
want is results, and it is to the min
istry that the Japanese are looking to
change the present system" conclud'
ed Mr. Kawamura. IL