davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1928-10-26

caused our ancestors to hide the
natural beauty of the grain. Let us
rather be thankful that through
their human need of brightness,
however dPude in expression, they
stumbled on a scientific point
which has proved such contribut-
ing factor in preserving these treas
ures for our enjoyment.
And let us not be too harsh in our
methods as we set about the remov-
al of undesirable colors. Such
process may we'll be entrusted to
the experienced restorer who will
take the utmost care in removing
the long standing paint film, and in
refinishing the quaint old pieces
with a varnish that will continue
the good work of preservation.
Milford chronicle., 1928-10-26

A German firm which went into
Russia with a concession granted
by the Reds five years ago has just
come back home broke. Who's
next?
Milford chronicle., 1928-10-26

Don't smile unless you feel that
way.
Evening star., 1928-02-12

q conqueror, he won the Christians TO
his side at once by the edict OF Milan.
whereby It's stolen property was return
ed to the church and every official in
the realm was commanded TO protect
the Christians In the practice Of their
faith When this measure of liberation
won him valuable aid and helped him
to reunite again the empire that had
recently been torn into eastern and
western halves. Constantine was con-
vinccd that the future lay with the
Christians: and though he postponed
his own initiation into the faith till the
year of his death, he announced him
self as a convert and urged every citizen
of his realms to do the same. When 1t
became politically wise To be a Chris
tian the victory of the new religion was
assured. 1t was Constantine that cre-
atnd the church.
Evening star., 1928-02-12

Therefore IL was unnecessary that bis
successor. Theodosius. should pass laws
forbidding citizens TO worship any long
er In the temples or TO carry ON the
pagan cult and faith: that faith wa
long since dead. and 1t was quite futile
Tor Julian the "Apostate" TO attempt its
restoration. only skeptics followed him
and sxeptics believe too little TO fight
much for anything. Soon the church.
enriched with great gifts from its i'm
perial converts. became the strongest
power In the land. And when the en-
perors lost themselves In suicidal strife
and barbarian inundations at last de-
stroyed the power Of the state the
Bishop OF Rome, called now the Pope
fpapa) or father Of all Christians. QUIET
ly stepped into the vacant place and
ruled all Europe In the name Of Christ
fCopvrixh; 1923 by VIII Durantl
Evening star., 1928-02-12
MOTHER
Across, Sick Child is Constipated!
Look at Tongue

No matter Aiat aII& your ehlid "a
gentle fhpfuu4h laxative Should al
Asys be the Ifs, treatment pJyfn.
II your Iiiie nne IL out ri SORTS.
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# tongue - toAfrd hlA - - $tif"
sign ,ttai the liiljc aiofEJCh. iis.t aHd
,oweis are einnQed wtih Waste.
When cros., irritable, teyeftsi, eipni
aeh sour. breath bad ~ las siDtHach-
ache. d,atthpcs, sore ihroai, inIl ot
odd. else teaspnDHiul oi = alter
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siI lhe ennstusied po,5njI. inidiRr >t'd
faDd AID srur btlr gently npYos Dni
IL Tie little haMrls without gftplna.
sud ypn ha,e u vel, playful cI,td
again.
hUljtefk tan rect "sey alter Rifina
tlsla itattuirts. "iuHy hzaij4e,* be
saus. il neYeE fails ~ sleatise HE
llaiis once liver aud bowsis aud
safden tie stnnafh. aud thry deaily
lnNs jts pheasant taste Fnli dusf,
tlons toF beljIss. children u al ages
Evening star., 1928-02-12

from the army; when It appeared that
most Of the Christians were Of the
lowest ranks Of society, that they
preached and practiced communism
and condemned every form Of war
then the governments began to doubt
the expediency OF liberation. Orders
were sent out that though every faith,
however strange, was to be left free. the
practitioners OF every faith must swear
allegiance to the emperor and sanction
their pledge by an offering to the gods
OF Rome. The adherents Of other
creeds were willing to make this con-
cession, thinking It only matter Of
form: but the Christians. abhorring
oaths, and secretly hating the state as
the source of all violence and exploita-
ton, refused to obey t.c order. and
stood by their refusal through every
temptation and punishment Diocietian
Evening star., 1928-02-12

color. which is quite sensible. as we
are living In an age when q youthful
appearance Is Of the greatest advan-
! tage.
Nowadays. though. we don't have
the troublesome task Of gathering
the sage and the mussy mixing At
hofnG. All drug stores sell the ready
to-use product for only rs cents. Inn
proved by the addition OF other In
gradients. called "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound II Is very
popular because nobody can discover
1t has been applied. Simply moisten
your comb or a soft brush with It
and draw this through your hair,
taking one small strand at time.
BY morning the gray hair disappears.
but what delights the ladies with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound is that. besides beautifully
darkening the hair after few
applications. IL also produces that
soft lustre and appearance OF abun-
dance which Is No attractive. .~~Ad-
/ yertisement.
Evening star., 1928-02-12

q god who had descended from heaven
to die for the original SIM OF Adam
and Eve. The figure Of great teacher
disappeared and became remote and
inaccessible In q mist OF unintclligible
myth. Religion ceased and theology
began.
Doubtless II was their poverty that
made riches seem so sinful to the early
Christians. But there was no envy, and
much bravery. In their hostility to
oaths,. TO idolatry. to capital punish
ment and to war; 1t was in fighting
these that they dared TO oppose an
empire. and brought persecution down
upon their heads Rome tolerated
them SO long as they seemed a small
and harmless sect; but when 1t was
found that Christians would not bear
arms. and that soldiers who had been
, converted to the new faith deserted
Evening star., 1928-02-12

forgot his usual wisdom. and attempted,
by a severe persecution that lasted
ten years. to wipe out the new sect: but
the Christians whom he put to death
for withholding the oath and ceremony
Of allegiance accepted their martyr
dom with q courage born Of their conf
dence In paradise, and many who came
to scoff at their sufferings remained
to pray at their graves
Constantine. coming to power In 324,
saw In this spreading faith a principle
OF integration which might yet restore
unity to a divided and chaotic empire.
and a source OF discipline that seemed
providentially designed to support and
sanctify a dynasty recently established
by a screre persecution that lasted
habits OF the race. Arriving In Italy as
Evening star., 1928-02-12
Turn Hair Dark
With Sage Tea
BY JEAN MACON.

The old-time
mixture OF Sage
Tea and Sui
phur for dark
, ening q r a y.
streaked a n d
! faded hair 'is
gra n,imother's
recipe. a n d
/ folks are again
using 1t TO keep
! their hair q
0fHA a u a. ~
Evening star., 1928-02-12
The. Story of Civilization

| that are sent unto her, how often
would I have gathered thy children
together, even as hen gathereth her
| chickens under her wings, and We
would not. Behold. your house Is left
unto you desolate."
~ X y
1t is significant that Roman soldiers
arrested Him. and that though the high
priest condemned Him. 1t was Pila &c
who yielding at last TO the importantly
Of the crowd, sent Him TO tic cross as
mere incident in an epistemological
| discussion. 1t is a terrible picture. true
to the spirit. If not to the letter. of his.
tory: this mob thirsting for n great
great mans blood. and longing to see
| crucitiXion. And yet only the most
llliterate fool would charge an entire
people with such deed: If ever people
were held accountable for the sins OF
ITS niobs and kings, what nation would
be innocent? What should we say. then
OF the Spanish. who killed more Jews
III so years of the 1nquisi''oH than were
Killed by the Mosaic law in half a
millenium. what should We say of the
French with their st. Bartholomew ard
their September masSacrcS. and their
10000 CGmmunards sentenced and shot
! All N way, Nihtt VA WIG EltkllSN WHO kItleu
Catholics under Protestant kings. and
! Protcstan.s under Catholic kings. 10
equal ediflcation of the crowd? We are
all tarnishad with fratricidal blood
So Christ carried His cross to Col
gotha, helped by an old Jew. Simon Of
Cyrene On the hill they laid Him down
and nailed His limbs to the beams.
According to Roman custom. they offer
ed to dull His suffering with strong
drink. but He would not. The cross was
raised between two men crucified for
stealing: today. because of Christ, not
even the vilest thief would be punished
So At the foot of the cross soldiers
sat and Knocked the King of the Jews, q"
and gambled for His raiment Farther
away Mary, His mother, knclt and Mary
| Magdalcn. OF the disciples all had fed
but John
In all religions the god is betrayed.
and in al men: but least Of all in
Christ. Let us hold against Him, il We
will, the errors which He shared with
His time, and His impatient denuncia-
ton Of His enemies: they are as
nothing; above them rises the central
and sublimest figure of history, sound
ing to every age. and in every heart
that once has known Him, the call to
human brotherhood. Here and there
SOtne nave HeaTu lIe can ana unQer-
stood-St. Francis. Leanardo. Spinoza
Whitman: but some day there will be
more. When all ephemeral theology
has been washed away from His
memory: when His simple moral
philosophy, phrased in a dozen words
and sanct!fied by His life, has come to
| constitute the only test Of those who
bear His name. then the world will
| honor Him as never before: and IN
every nation His lovers and followers,
no lcrger divided into warning sects by
prir,eval creeds. will labor together to
realize His dream.
Evening star., 1928-02-12

aud int grown -iips printed On each
hottie,
Beware n counterfeit hs syrups
AL yonr druggist for bot,ls oi
= aIiioluis flR syrup then sss
thai Il il made by the u altornls
i'lg @gtnp Company"
Evening star., 1928-02-12

A. the outset " His mission He had
taught in tynsgog'ifs and had referred
10 ms gentilee with soorn Matt. VAT:
Nh: lie tac corae not 10 destroy the
isy. b1t 70 fulfill IT. He baGe d man
whom He had cured To eo ~ the priest
ard offer the gift that Mo@es com
n1sndec" "
But like the prophets. H denounced
tie replacement of active virtue by vain
arc formal ceremony These peo-
pie" he said. quoting Isaiah, and an
tsc,pa.ing half the history of Christian
!.y "houoseth me with thfi~ lIDs. hi,
Their heart IL far from me lie sug-
g@eud tilst men might worship better !n
st4@iF secgsA chambers Of IN the open
Ie.1& thsn III the ait1JttlDR Dlety 81
TEMPE walls Il VIII destroy this bm~
IB'e that il ma" with hands" H. said
rtckse>Aiy t!Df tblS was W b. accounted
G.sAgJf4enyj "anc Hitn!n three days ]
VII tn4.ac auDtfef maGr without hands. "
IL pie'fiTfd 'bt Deity not aa the god ~
tie jeAt D,lt ~ ihf EoG of humanity.
enc ~ ptFS"t.ug gentleness aud peacr
81 cep3sT6 t.le ancient rliIliaflst of ihr
ah"s Il tas Christ tt1at Killed Jehovah,
A. lssf t3e cenp4t.sd Tie isaastk NJ The
":f religion IA Ypyietl, and billing terak
Mr. '4pN 700, eeT1ies hnf phsrIhssk' :
Wji'titec aepli"hreGt The publ
fF!sa aI.c rsfln'h 70 !u'y The knlgd0Hl
~ ~ rh N!s}fe the chief priests sud
tine2 ~ 'pe peopIe
Jti' pf,tsas bnG sGtfs lehFc atid
G'cb1tG 'nat II vas fzpecifEt that onf
H31H siyy9ic d. Tor ti.e peoyle Al
4'i2s 'H.s Jek4s VS. Nylng outside
dtf0AsI"m wita Ills diseip!es they
$asheG Him tiat au ofdef had gone
e1 fot His arrest upGn ifik fs~snuy
INTO Jis city. CsTeleba and fearless
IIHibl csms Dnte more within the
gates and Pteszhea i.is gospel vi uni.
seisai bfoihefiaSsd jsUt tHs penyie
*liD IafsTG HIM nov NfTe hatdtf4ed
htf Gshpal urban syIt they TUNED
from 1Ifa ~ MI i0le Visionary. lie
bF1BHls biitet. snG warned ~ The fires
~ he'll and nav tl4e Kingdom aiaiCti
jie paG hppsd ~ eAtaDiisp on tue EARN
Fereds1 H. ifis 6eappidsHt !alaF teach
tng lUtp b Isslni Dsyonn tAs grave
alste ~ lass men sDuid t.e pliflilen q
snG gG,,CueAk SoaltG not Je smLtltAut
~ ite vent into IsfGtn of Ifiils1maNs
D. nlfDea ~ DIedlGt tbe rum III ihe
fspHal "JeFlItaifm. sIeFiIssiaH. tna'
b'ilfs+ the i.se,n.rsts snd ktfs3f'h ttaFfn
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PORT is
BY LOS FRESNOS CLUB

LOS FRESNOS. Dec. 1.--Reports
or the business and finance commit
tees on the port question were re-
ceived at a regular meeting Of the
Los Frcsnos community club held
recently. The groups were instruct
cd to continue their work.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Articles For Sale

WE HAVE in the Rio Grande Valley
two or three practically new pianos
taken up from customers for nom
payment. VIII sell these at sacrifice
il taken promptly. Can arrange
some terms to responsible parties.
Address Wholesale Department,
Starr Piano Co., 905 Elm St. Dallas,
Texas. K-2U3
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LADIES HOSE mended; runs. pulls.
and snags. Valley Hose Mending Co.
745 Elizabeth. I-19S
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Farms For Sale

MUST SELL "a ACRES. ILL IN
CROP, half mile from paved road
and loading station. land irrigates
and drains perfectly: Improvements,
house. sheds and sweet water we'll.
price 5000. $1,000 cash. balance on
easy terms. 6 per cent. Box 6s
Brownsville. K-230
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FREE! ERE

FREEi FREE!
Our big 600 page catalogue Of Of
flee supplies and office furniture,
positively the most complete cata-
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office. We are manufact rers
agents and sell at wholesale to the
business man. Use your letterhead
in requesting the catalogue, giving
the name Of the buyer for your com
pany that we may properly handle
your account. Give financial refer
ences in first letter. THE BONNER
COMPANY, Corpus CT isti. Texas.
K-140
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AUTOMOTIVE
AUTOMOTIVE
CLEARANCE SALE
GOODWILL USED CARS


1927 OAKLAND LANDAU sEDAN II. s775.oO
Original finish, good upholstery; like
new; fully equipped, motor thoroughly
reconditioned.
In good mechanical condition. Five
good tires, new Duco finish, new seat
covers. good curtains.
1927 ESSEX COACH ............... S325.OO
Four new tires. new battery, new seat
covers, new Duco finish, mechanically
perfect. Fully equipped.
1927 FOR COUPE S225.OO
Good rubber, god paint, bumpers and
Motometer. In first class condition
1926 BUICK MASTER SIX TOURING. $4,000
New two-tone Duco finish, new fend-
ers, new top, two new tires, motor in eX-
cellent condition.
1926 OAKLAND ........... S65O.0O
New Duco finish. new top cover, four
= new tires, upholstery like new. Fully
equipped completely reconditioned in
1926 PoNTfAc COACH ............ $4,000
New Lacquer finish, four new tires.
new seat covers, motor thoroughly re-
conditioned.
1926 OVERLAND So COACH ....... $4,000
Completely reconditioned, four new
tires, new two-tone finish. fully equip
1926 CHEVROLET TOURING ........ S275.OO
New Duco finish, five good tires, bump
es and many extras, fully recondition-
1925 FORD COUPE s145.oo
Good tires, good upholstery, paint fair,
motor in good condition.
1924 FORD COUPE ........-.-.. $4,000
1922 1927 o over lERo FoURiNG $500 $500
1927 FORD ........... $1,000
Recondltioned cars guaranteed thirty days
Open evenings until nine
Your old car taken III trade
THE ISOM MOTORCO., INC.
$50 Elizabeth Street
Phone 1850
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Lost and Found

REWARD offered for retur.- OF Don,
large, curly haired brown and black
Airedale dog belonging to Mrs. r. ,.
Quest. Phone T2O or So. Nal
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-02

WANTED-Meat cutter. Must be
able to invest small amount IN bus
mess. Address Box -, Point Is
abel. LII
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A BARGAIN IL taken at once. Inree
rooms, bath. and garage: two Q,
four lots; in Victoria Heights. smsii
cash payments. Address k-22o sae
Herald. Ne"
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Lots For Sale
FOR SALE

FOR SALE: Lots 8 and 9. block 30
Washington street, Brownsville
Texas. for the sum of ten thousand
dollars. No agents. Mrs. Samuel
Belden, ia East Arsenal street. san
$780, Tavax K-1i5
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-02

PARTNER wANTED-NO investment
required. Man with car TO share IN
terest in n good sick and accident In
surance contract for Brownsville and
adjoining territory; can easily make
$500 per month. Communicate with
F.. A. Harris, 7o7 Builders Exchange
Building, San Antonio, Texas. h-Zl5
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s25o.OO CASH. balance like rent
buys new five room all modern
brick bungalow; large lot. restricted
residential section. Pay rent to
vour self. Foster-Moothart 20
Realtors, Cromack Bldg Phone Az.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted

wANTED-An experienced ladies
ready-to-wear saleslady. Must talk
English and Spanish fluently. With
out these qualifications there Is no
need to apply. f.. Manautou Dry
Goods Co., Brownsville, Texas.
Liz
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FUR COAT and diamonds. Ladies'
sealskin coat and two solitaire dia-
monds | 1-2 carats each. four 81
carat diamonds. Phone 640-M, Box
TIC. Harlingen. XIII
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FOUR ROOMS. screen porch; | block
Junior High. S25. Phone PAT.
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GASOLINE heating stove $500. e.
hi-power Savage rifle, $500. Phone
s47W. K-162.
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Houses FOR Sale

WILL SACRIFICE my last two beau
toful homes. Better hurry; only
two left. S rooms and bath; textone'
two-tone finish; beautiful light Tx
lures; automatic water heaters: see
Mrs. Florence Stafford, owner. Hayes
-. 1n7s-I K-170.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-02

FOR RENT-To couple without chill
dren. modern new I-room house.
beautifully furnished: gas. lights, hot
and cold water. telephone; on paved
streets; garage If desired. You have
to see this place TO appreciate it.
18th and Grant, Victoria Heights.
Call 1881. L-16
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RENTALS
Furnished Rooms


NICE CLEAN ROOMS. close in
1922 St. Charles. Phone 92S-J. KISS
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SPECIAL CHICKEN Dinner s,rved
on Ssnday. family style, so Hol-
lingswcrth hotel. I-262
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FOR RENT - One exceptionally
good sleeping room available
March first. $40 Fifth street. :



Sealed bids for the maintenance OF
the following described roads In Bur-
leigh County. North Dakota. will be
received BY the Board OF County Com.
m .,osp At n len .,S Sntl two
state Road Number SIX, from Bis
mapck to Baldwin.
state Road Number Thirty.six, from
Wilton TO the East line OF Burlcigh
state Road Number Forty.one. from
State Road Number Thirty-six to the
North line OF Rurleigh County.
state Road Number Fourteen. from
a point two and onc-half miles North
from SssrlinE TO the North line OF
Tho Driscoli road and tho Motif
Bids will be received on furnish
Ing four horses and all equipment ex-
cept blade maintainer: which main
tAiner will be furnished by Burlcigh
Bids viii DO received for maintain
ing the roads by the month and by
the hour and the Board OF County
award each contract as the best In
terest OF the County OF Burleigh may
appear. The successful bidder on any
work or division Of work must agree
son. not more than two miles from the
center OF the division.
Specifications and bidding blanks
are on flo with the County Auditor
or may be obtained from the County
The Hoard OF County Commissions.
ers OF BurleiEh County reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
by order OF the Board OF County
4. c. lsAM1SGER.
County Auditor.
(2yl3-20-:O
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-27
FOR SALE

TWO STORY fivc-room house mod
ern, nicely located, close in,
100000.
TWO HOUSES, close in. on same
lot, modern, rent for $4,000 per
month, one partly furnished, q
good investment at $7500.O0.
BOOMING HOUSE, including fur
niture. hot water heat, close in,
income $4,000 per month, prob
ably the best Of its kind in the
city, $4,000.
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow,
1-2 blocks from postoffice, $500
FIVE ROOM cottage, close in, mod
ern, all big rooms, $3150.00.
FIVE ROOM story and half house
can make two additional rooms
modern, incest part Of city, east
front, $5S00.0O.
BUILDING LOTS, splendid selec.
ton in all parts of the city.
FARM LANDS; have started fou,
sales totaling nine quarter sec.
lions the past week. It's coming
BUY NOW. 1923 will be the
best real estate year we have had
in ten years.
INSURANCE. Fire, tornado. auto.
mobile, in good, reliable compan.
!, les.
I HAVE nearly twenty sales pend
ing now with many more talking
Do your business with the busics,
dealc. in the city.
T. H Y0llN(,
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NOTICE

NVVlC2
IN tho matter OF tho application Of
The Wachtcr Transfer Compat 4, =
Corporation OF Bismarck. North Oa.
kota. for voluntary dissolution.
Notice Is hereby given. that tho
Wachtcr Transfer Company, Corr
poration, organized and existing un-
der and by virtue of tho laws OF tho
state OF North Dakota. with its prin.
cipal place OF business At Blsmarck.
North Dakota. has presented to the
District Court OF and for tho County
of Burlcigh and State Of North Da-
kota. an application for declaration
OF Dissolution of said Corporation by
said Court; and that said application
will be heard by said Court 1t the
Court rooms thereof. In the Court
House. in the City OF Bismarck, In
said County and State at 1000 O'Clock
4. NJ. on the 18Th day OF March. A. ..
1928. or at such time subsequent
thereto as the Court may determine;
and that until 1000 o'clock 4. NJ. on
the said 10th day OF March, A. ID.
1928. any person may file objections
70 said application with the Clerk Of
this Court.
Witness my hand and seal Of this
Court this 9Th day OF February. A. ID.
1928.
CIIAS. FISHER,
Clerk OF the District Court
(ScaO in and for Burleigh County,
North Dakota.
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