davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29

no. decision bout on A10ust 8. Floyd
Fitzsimnons 10 the promo oter of this
contest. phich he clinched about a
,ceek ago, negotiations ,oith TIE
champion having been completed
tohile he pds in training for the
Tender tilt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09

r,s "a sass saa knlsa n. as'er. 10.
Essnr Ant.rrr. ~thla I've snlnut.-
kH.s hs arrival AZ TIE ked hen.s.
~ eeantrs estate 81 h@ wealthy
sni.rrrf Rebert.. hoa4 vss o.
- 49, a. m. locked efflcs Max
4 10 a,.appsarsa. ara IN the sfss q
n 4 Telire faspexteF pirca, We sieA'
NJ nat Mara. vhe hta NsSea Hss s,.,'.
t~,,,rn frasn Australia With annsf thee
4s.t .net M. ereshsr end dssapReefed
- a., tn.r. were nAyetwficas eireami
,n1I.nsss ne shes was heard lnss ts~
Icns satx h4foFe
NOM Gti.iiNGnAM. sen"s"sA 81
~ 1sn's nsvs IN IN. ons ~ MARKS Eussss
sns.r.a ne h4il where he tonnA
<rr c4xlrf, MARKS constant GEM
Ill r.nlon. paunains On the leetsa 1ees
and ssussnaink sartttsee ~.
men catered shs effiee thFa ~MaNr
ana discovered lse totf
yoI lntsns vaguely suspects cey'
mn tails him that Mars vas apss'
Ie~~ sesniags e4s when sns ~ th'
nss appeared - shsss 81 sns sew,ias
A pf4ss 81 the rrfdsT-
q co on WIN tue STORY
y .sso. that's rather hopeless isnt
- Bill thQdknt @te'"s w. ~
ia reluctantly. "suppose Mark con
.ss~a that he'd murdered hla
, 4. xotherfs
..rn.t.s better. BIN. Don't be
:. afraid Of getting away frcm the 40
~,saental idea. Wen then. your new
,--Aeorv Il this. Mark confesses 70
.kayiev that he shot Robert on pur'
NJ Sose. ana Cayloy decides even AZ
r-3. risk az ccmmittlng perjury. and
~-t~ttlnx into trouble himself, 70 hsir
3fark 10 escape, IL that rightF"
~ Bill nodded
.sweil then. want 20 ask you two
!. trestions. FIRST 10 Il pcs1ibie. as
Ma before dinner. that any man
kould eonarnlt such an idiotic muir
l ker--x murder that puts tho rope 80
i krv tsxhtly round his recks Second
IL caylcy Is prepared TO perture
n,seH for Mark as he has 10. any.
A. nowA wouldn't u be simpler for
I, 10 say that he was In the offiec
THE time and rat Roberts death
Is accidsntair-
~ ban considered this carefully. and
An rcdisd slowly again.
t{yex my simple explanation IL .
AkrA out he said rNo~ lets have
hrs
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/. often. Hla Intention MAS 70 crawl
reuad Il until tho nssd came IN sight
The footsteps which he had heard
seemed 10 be underneath the shed,
probably there was a trapdoor OF
some kind In tho floor. Whoever II
waa would have heard their voices,
and would probably think II worth
while TO listen 70 what they were
saying.
lie walked quickly but very silent.
~ along the half.length ~ the
bowling green 20 the first corner.
passed cautiously round. and then
went even more carefully along the
width OF u 20 the second corner. lie
could hear Bin hard az n. and he
smiled apprcciatIycly 20 himself. 18Th
was a great conspirator--worth
hundred watsons. An he approached
tho second corner he slowed down.
and did thu las, few yards on hands
and knees. Then. lying az fun
length. inch by inch his head went
round tho corner
The shed was two or three yards
20 his left. on the opposite aide Of
the ditch. From where he lay he
could see almost entirely inside Il.
Everything seemed 10 be as they
left II. The bowis-box, the lawn.
mower, the roller the open croquet.
box. the
by lover snid Antony 20 him.
self. that's neat"
The I'd Of the other oroquot.box
WINS open. too.
Biii was turning round now: his
voice became more difficult 10 hear.
you soc what mean" he was say.
ing. III cayiey-~"
And out OF tho second croquet box
came cayley's black head.
Continued Tomorrow
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write on his knca. but ~hllo he
wrote. he talked. lie said that he
thought Mark had shot hia brother IN
q NJ OF anger. and that Cayisy knew,
OF anyhow guessed. this. and had
tried to give his cousin q chance OF
getting away.
Mind you. I think he's right. ]
think it's what any OF Us would DO.
I nhan't give Il away. Of course. but
somehow there are one or two little
things which make me think that
Marx really did shoot his brother
mean other than accidentally"
Murdered him.
well. manslaughtered him. any
way. | may ba wrong. Anyway, us
not my business"
But why do you think so7 Be
cause Of the ksysf''
"Oh. tho keys are a wash.out- stu.
u was brilliant idea Of mine. WASH
III"
lie had finished his writing. and
now passed the paper over 20 Bill In
the clear moonlight, the carefully
printed letters could easily be read;
GO on talking az II were here.
After a minute or two, turn round
as n ! were sitting on the grass be.
hind you. but 20 on talking"
II know you don't agree with me-"
Antony went ON az Bin read. but
you'n see that I'm right"
Bin looked up and nodded eagerly.
lie had forgotten golf and Betty and
all the other things which had made
up HIS world lately. This was the
real thing. This was life.
well" he began deliberately. "the
whole point is that I know Mark.
Now. Mark"
But Antony was off the seat and
letting himself gently down into the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09

- OR,nabel CIslAnd, 4
rage $50
CHIEF BIG-STAR

the big chief kept his word.
AFTER the massacrs. you rn-
member, the white people who
were not killed were held captive
by the Indians and suffered ter.
ribly.
christmas came and went and
the two little families 80 far away
from the soldiers and forts and
any other protection were guard
eli safely by Big Stars people, un-
I'll the weather permitted them TO
no TO Fort Colviile.
Then. when the snow melted
and II began TO look like spring
and stiil no harm had come 10
any OF them. Mr.. Eells said 10
Eikanah Walker. his neighbor, 1T
Us time that our spring crops
were started. If you are not afraid
10 try II. let us 20 back TO our
farms, break the ground and
start the spring planting
tAnd MIR. Walker wasn't afraid
either. so they went back.
"Mr. Walker took a half.breed
Indian boy with him. but Mr..
Eells took only Edwin.
Now Edwin was only years
old. mind you. years old. but
his father chose him 20 20 as his
only companion on what might
prove a very. very dangerous
Journey. for who could tell what
dreadful thing the Indians might
do next7"
Go BE Continued
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answer, proud. wholehearted
yes" Molly was frightened 20 find
she could not frame the word with
her lips. or nod. or even show II In
hor eyes. something, she didn't
know what, was keeping her from
surrender, even after her conscious
self had wiiled II.
Don Manning knew the cause and
the cure for II. THE May madness
that sim held him In thrall was lift.
ed from Molly, freeing her mind and
her senses. II he didn't prevent H.
her brain would clear, his power and
plans be at an end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09
DR.. sNUFFLES FINISHES LABoRs

Keep your Green Shoes on. my
dears, and Wish yourselves 10 her
Palace al once, III 20 along"
Instantly the three Of them were
whizzing thru the air like fast air.
planes and In about four shakes OF
a Eulnea-pig's tail there they were.
night ~ the foot OF the Fairy
Qwen's throne.
"Oh. my dearsF' she cried JOY
fully when she saw tnem. II need
you 30 much. VIII you do something
for me that needs great courage and
daring7"
"Oh. yes. indecdr' the Twins as
sured her. We'll no anywhere and
do anything you wish"
Then I'll tell you what's hap.
pened." answered her royal high.
ness. FLAP Doodle. this Purple
Fairy, who files with his ears. has
stolen my wand win you so after
him 70 the Tinky Winkie Star.
where he lives. and get ~"
tTo fie Continued
Copyright. 1922. Seattle star)
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AZ last everybody in whispering
Forest was cured. Also the people
o. o'e Orchard. Bright Meadow and
Ripple Creek.
W snuffles packed bis bag and
.shs hAtk 10 FairyIand after bidding
tHe Twins goodbye.
pr. Tlngaiing, tho fairy landlord.
lacked toilet sign upon Or. SNUFF.
Hss mouse near the BURBERRY patch.
sna Nancy and Nick started 20 go
IN their way they passed their old
pay ground under the chestnut tree
- tne meadow where they had first
."uno the magic shoes ono day a
'onH. long time ago.
They were taking them off and
looking every which way for their
own little brown leather shoes when
suddenly who would appear but
melr old friend. the Magical Muah.
. room.
.vh. hurry Up. quick he cried.
Aha Fairy Queen needs you at once.
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He took her face between his
hands. gently. tenderly. with the
practiced technique OF a hundred
stage love scenes he Tilted her face
10 bis. held her eyes with his own
burning glance till he saw them
soften and dream. bent his lips TO
hers and whispered ever so family,
''Oh. my dearest say the sweetest
word in life to me-say you love me
Say it,
Against whatever had held back
the word Molly wanted 10 utter,
there surged mad something
thru her blood at Don's touch and
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fnch Nv irch Ma head tocrf yowna
the eoyrer.
match. he whispered. Therein be
somebody listening 10 us. You take
the cayiey view" They walked
over 10 the seat and at down.
what a heavenly nlght~ said An.
tony.
Tipping
II wonder where that poor devil
Mark r. now
ITS n rum business
You agree with cayiey--that Il
was an accidenty'
Yea You see, know Mark"
Hin" AHtsny produced pencil
and piece OF paper and began to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09

kiss. something as Irresistible as
The tempest.
Eyes," she breathed. "Oh. Don.
T."
Again the words froze upon her
lips. but this time at the sound OF
Mannlng's name cried aloud from
somewhere on the dim station be.
hind them. 1t was a woman's cry,
woman In panic, calling for reas-
suranoe.
"Donnyw came the voice. ''Donny.
where are your
Manning. OF the matinee presence.
seemed suddenly stricken with reals.
J tic fear. Two figures sped toward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09
WHOM SHALL MOLLY MARRY?
NO. s--THE ELOPEMENT-WITH FIRM RESOLVE
AND SHAKING HEART, MOLLY CROSSES HER
RITRICON
; by ZOE BECKLEy

, ploye. but Molly's manner had all
the symptoms OF sudden. immature
decision.
II wish you happiness" said he
And n You ever need-~anythinr
count on me"
She thanked Bennings and the
talk was imporsonal and brief I'm
they came into the squire before tho
station. From the main entrance
Donald Manning eamo hurrying as
he caught sight OF Molly. With a
nervous Thank you and-~good. bye. !"
Molly left BenninFs and joined Don.
They moved off instinctively into the
shadow.
'oh. Molly, dearest. you've Conner
Don whispered eagerly.
With her mind and will set on her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09
BY AHERN

The frightened family was
dumb with terror" Daddy went
on with Mr.. Bells story. for
tho they had known chief Big
Star for a long time, 10 they re-
membered DR.. whitman had
known his Indian friends for a
long time and no man now could
trust an Indian. for sourething
he'd gone wrong and tho Indian
was on the war path with only
hate IN his savage heart.
But the voice OF Blg.star
broke the torror.flilod stiffness as
he said. Ny children, you are In
trouble because OF the thing
which my brothers have done. !
grlevc that you are In trouble.
My people love you: and my peo-
ple viii take care Of you. But
you must make quickly for your
lodge strong shutters Of wood. TO
cover the opening OF your doors
and windows lest some enemy
slip into this. our country. and
an arrow should ny into this.
your lodge. and take the life OF
your good woman or your little
ones
'sThere was much moro Of his
speech. all strong and kind; and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09

swept off her feet BY romantic love-
making.
MOLLY WAYNE consents 70 marry
DON MANNING, one OF three men who
are in love with her. Manning, lead
Ing man IN the local stock company
Induces Molly 20 10 with him on the
midnight express 20 pittsbuFg. when
BEN WHEELER, efficient manufacturer
who loves Molly, learns the newr. no
fiiss into rage ana threatens 20 shaw
Manning up. Molly drives home with
her third lover,
BILLY BARTON. a young architect. lie
tries 10 prevent Molly reaching the sta
tion by wreeking his automobile. but
Molly proceeds In the machine OF hsr
employer. Mr.. Bennings.
Banker Bennings glanced uneasily
at the secretary he had thought ''as
sure an an adding machine" Not
that he disapprovod marriage IN gen.
erai, even for his own valued en-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09
BY STANLEY
By BLOSSER
By CONDO

them as thcy stood at the far dark
edge OF the platform. As they
crossed a shaft OF light. Molly saw
one was Bon Wheeler. the other a
woman older than Molly. pathetl-
caiiy Eay in theatrical garb. but on
her face the signal of a woman's
elemental fear. Molly sprang away
from Don as the woman caught
sight OF them. with a child's ahnn-
don Of panic. the newcomer flung
herself at Manning's breast.
''Oh. Don. darling" she painted.
''If you desert me. III shall der
Go BE Continued
Copyright. 1922. Seattle stax3
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N BED HOUSE lAIhR
MYSTERY FL ,
SAgAMlLNH ~ = =

4 came"
blll jumped up eagerly.
ny jewel DO yeu mean there's
secret passagef"
"A secluded passage. anyway.
There must be-"
II say. what funi love secret
passages Coed Lord, ana this
AFTERNOON l waa playing Eolf just
like an ordinary merchant what a
lifef Secret paasagesr'
They made they way down into
the ditch. II an opening was 20 he
found which led to the house. Il
would probably be on the house side
Of the green and on the outside ~
the ditch. Tbs most obvious place
az which 10 begin the search was
the shed whore the bowls were kept
There we're two boxes % eroquet
things enc Of them with the I'D open
Antony tapped the wall at the
back 81 the shed
'-rhls = who're the passage ought
20 hegln.H
-it nesdnt begin here 81 all need
itf- said NIL walking round with
bent head. and tapping the ether
walls. lilo waH just toe tall TO stand
upright tn the shed.
There's only one reason why n
should and that IL that n would
save Va the trouble Of locking any.
where else for H."
Antony began 20 feel In his poeksts
for hts pipe and tobacco. and then
suddenly stopped and stsffsnsd 10 al
tentlon. For moment he s;ood
listening. with his head on enc side.
holding up a fiaEsr to bid nin listen.
too.
-whas Is mr. whispered Biii.
Antony waved hlm to silence. ana
remained listening. Very quietly he
went down on bis knees. and listened
again. Then he put his ear to the
floor. lie got up and busted himself
quickly. walked across 10 nlll and
whispered In hts ear:
Footsteps Somebody coming.
When | begin 10 talk. back me up"
Blil nodded. Antony gave him an
eacourakins pat on the back. and
, stepped firmly across 70 the boz of
bo~la ~hlstiing loudly 70 himself
He took the howls out. dropped ono
with loud bang ON the floor, said.
oh. Loraf' and went on;
Il say. hill I don't think I want
TO play bowls after all.
We'll. why did you shy you didr~
Erumbiesi blli.
Antsuy flashkd . smile OF appre.
citation AZ him.
well l wa1ted 20 when I said
dit. and now II don't want to-
Then what iio you want 10 dor
There's dns on the lawn. Let's
so over there knd brlng these hing.
alonx IN cnsa pc want TO play"
A. they wsfs across the lawn. Ar.
tony dropped khs bowls and took out
his pipe.
Got natchr- he said loudly.
A. he hehs his head over the
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CHAPTER TX


sswhst's ths mattsrr' snid Biii
AAarply.
Antony looked round Al him With
Rmised eyebrows.
you've thought Of sorneshing
xn,aaenly.s said hlii. what II ~"
Antoay laughed.
. .sNy Dear Watson.~ he sali you
4 AREN'T supposed to be as clever AZ
4 thls. well. I vas wonaertns about
S&his chest Of years Bill This IL
u here shs appeared Isn't itf~
FL Yes
81 How
4 How. How DO ghosts spresrf I
don't knew. They Just appear
But kow ali Miss Norris appear
puadsaly--svsr i've hundred yards Of
pare rzrx,~
nui iseks1 a Antsny With open
I Houth-
I'll dsa1 know.- he sxammsrsd-
I'VE never thought Of that
y You would have seen her long
|hefore wouldnt you- II shs had
leone the way We camel"
A ~of eourss ws sheuld~
i ~And that would have spctfs n
4 rather. yoz would have had time
1 70 rrcsxnizs her walk She couldn't
have heer hiding in the eltchF"
/ NO. she couidnt- Betty and
walked rssna a biz. We should have
/ seen hsrr
| Then she must have been hiding
In TIE she'd Or DO you call is the
suumsrhouseF
I'VE hAvs 70 20 there for the
bowls Of course. she couldn't have
I'm shsrs.'
Ohv
FITS dashed funny said BIZ.
ffer an Interval for thought. but
doesn't matter. does ~, ~ has
tofhing 70 10 with Robsrt.-
Hasn't ifg~
7 say. has ~" said Bill. getting
exetted again.
r don't know. we don't know
wh<f has or what hasn't But u has
got something 10 do with Miss Nor.
fis- And Mas Norris" Hs broke
rff su6dnnly.
What about herr
Antsny knocked out his pipe and
got W slowly.
Wen then. lets ind the way from
the house BY which Aiss Morris
The National leader., 1922-11-01
SEND NO MONEY with ORDER

for you'll whole page of startling bargains
that beckon to order quick at amazing discount prices
hat bring to you the greatest economy in W.
clearing
Bates Don't miss
OF full and complete satisfaction
turned at once without question =
The National leader., 1922-11-01

Simply order what you wish letter postal and we
VIII forward Immediately Just pay the postman discount
anz other char lis % have
not hesitate SECOND goods
including
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
ALL OVER OKLAHOMA
and
NeighbOnng States

Troop II OF the Kansas National
Guard OF this city, who II doing
guard duty in the Katy yards at
Parson, is expected to receive new
riot gun soon. Tests In the state
house at Topeka this week have con-
vlnced the state officials that the
gun Is humane"
INDEPENDENCE, Kan, Sept. 7.
Although he admitted that he sold
mortgaged property, w. A Debo Of
Elk city was diCharged in justice
court here when he claimed ne
aid not make the sale with criminal
Intent.
PARSONS, Kan. Sept. 9.-Estab.
lishment OF Il market square In Far.
sons for the purpose Of stabilizlnp
the local produce marker and niding
growers OF small fruits and vcgcta'
bles in selling their products; Is pro.
vided In n petition being circulated
among the farmers OF this vicinity
CHERRYVALE. Kan, Sept g.
Wages of common labOrers at the
Edgar Zinc company plant here
have been increased from $3.50 {,
1915 per day and corresponding
Increase has been made I'm the wages
OF other employees, IT is announced
COFFEYVILLE. Kan. Sept g
Miss Georgia Cubine, who has taught
school In the Philippines for two
years, is en- route home via Suc5
canal. and upon her arrival here viii
have completed a trip around the
world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

OF operating n Chevrolet automobile
bearing n license he purchased somo
time ago for n Ford and later placed
on the Chevrolet car after dispos-
ing OF the Ford This action led to
the placing of charges against ray
Tor Tor operating the Chevrolet with
out purchasing a license and he
will hc given another hearing before
Justice Walton early In the week.
Among tho business changes OF
the past week was tho sale by A. H..
Batoman " his North End grocery
and produce store To- V. n. Davis
who assumed charge OF his purchase
Immediately upon completion OF the
inventory
Tho regular weekly noon day lun-
chvuu ut the chamber " commerce
for this week was held on Tuesday
at the Kirkpatrirk cafe with a large
attendance Of members ana invited
guests 90 enjoy an elaborate menu
War upm Sin.
or special interest In Sundays
scryi'cs at broken Arrow churches
viii he the appearance In the pulpit
~ the Nnpt'st church ut rev. j T..
Miqucr as the regular pastor, having
been called tu the charge by the
ruuGttGatiOu following the favorable
impression he made ON the members
while conducting n revival meeting
I'm the church some time ago. Rev.
Misncr viii occupy his new pulpit
both sunday morning and evening
At the First NJ. r.. church Rev l..
u. 'oruiur, pastor announces THE
stream That Flows Up nm as the
subject Tor his morning sermon. For
the evening service special music
viii be furnished by the Junior choir
At the Presbyterian church Rev. !.
T.. Kern pastor viii conduct the
usual services both sunday morning
and evening IN addition To his after
noon sermon at the Consolidated
school auditorium Rev r. t. Brew
cr, pastor, announces sin AEalnHt
kuoWlcdgc" tor the subject - the
mQrning sermon 40 Tho NJ f.. church
south and Confession OF Sin" as
the evening subject. At the Christian
church. which has been without u
pastor for some time Rev. 9. NJ
Arthur. a visiting minister will oc-
cupy tho pulpit both Sunday morn
ing and evening with communion
observed IN connection with the
morning service. Al tho Pcntccostal
church the pastor Rev. J Rosscl,
will occupy the pulpit at tho usual
services both Sunday morning and
evening
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
Orphemn Vaudeville Opens
Today With FiUe Acts and
PhOfOplay on Bill


bill Thursday headline
hasa
o 0 IN
n
A
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
FORMER KANSAN browns
Wnding Across stream for Boat
Cnuscs Loos OF Farmers Life.

Wading Across stream for Boat
Cnuscs Loos OF Farmers Life.
Special to rhk world
CALICO ROCK. Sept. e.-News
reached here OF the recovery Of the
body OF -. a. Long, OF ltulcton
Kan, who was drowned In White
river at Vuion. lie and his fam
ily were starting on a drive to the
opposite side of the river They dis-
covered the boat across the stream
form them and Long attempted
to wade the stream to get II, He
stepped into deep water and was
drowned The body was taken To
Batesville 20 be prepared for burial
and was sent TO his former home IL.
Kansas lie bought land near Nuton
recently and had lived thccr only
two weeks