davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kusko times., 1932-08-13

Juneau, in the hope that he may be able to furnsh the desired dental ser vice.
 On June l, Donald Sutherland, born in Alaska, son of former Dele gate Dan Sutherland, born in Alaska, was graduated from school in Wash ington, and has made application for entry in Princeton College. In order to do some preliminary studying in France, Donald, accompanied by his mother, will sail on the City of Ham, burg, from Baltimore, on July 13, ex- pecting to be absent about two months and to visit France, Scotland and London. Dan Sutherland, who is spending the summer in the White mountans of New Hampshire, at Lisbon, will come to see the family off and spendl.a couple of days in Washington and Philadelphia.
 The large government hospital at Kanakanak was completely destroyed by fire about two weeks ago, and Del egate Wickersham has received wires from Alaska Associated Fisheries of Nushagak and Igloo No. 28, Pioneers of Alaska, volunteering to furnish whatever labor is necessary to make the required changes in remodeling whatever building is decided upon for use in. establishing a new hospital. The matter was taken up with the Indian Bureau officials in Washing ton, and gratitude was expressed for the kindly offer of assistance. Assur- ance was given that a hospital would be maintained at Kanakanak and that possibly the present school building would be utilized until the money could be secured for the erec- tio nof new building, for such an appropriation will be asked from Congress at its December session.
 Major Malcolm w. Elliott has for the past five years been president of the Alaska Road / Commission and the chief of the Juneau engineer dis trict, but now that the Road Com mission has been transferred by Congress from the Army to the In terior Department army officers will not be subject to duty in the con- struction of roads and trails. An in quiry at the War Department as to where Major Elliott might be assigned brought the information that he would be connected with the office of the chief of engineers, Washington, for the present.
La gaceta., 1932-02-23
DICE Ell JAPON QUE CHINA
NO ES UNA V~ERDADERA
NACION

Toxic, Feb. 23.-La replica
del Japon a la nota del conse-
jo de la Liga de Naciones, fe-
chada ell dia 16 de septiembre,
fue telegrafiada al presidente
Jose Paul Boncourt, que Sc en-
cuentra en- Ginebra. Declare la
nota que ell gobierno japones no
puede considerar que China es
I'm pueblo organizado dentro
de la significaci6n del conve :
MO de la Liga de Naciones.
'Declarando que China en- ell
pasado, por comun ~consenti-
miento, ha sido tratada como
una naci6n organizada, la no.
ia iaponesa dice que la ficci6n
no puede ser siempre tolerada
y menos ahora, cuando Sc ha
convertible en- fuente de graves
peligros.
FL tempo ha llegado cuando
las realidades deben sobrepo-
nerse a las ficciones y ell Jap6n
no esta dispuesto a sostener in
d~efinidamente en- ell concerto
de los pueblos organizados a
uno que no 10 es. No pre.ende
ell gobierno japon6s que es ia
Gil trabajo resolver las impli-
caciones Y constituencies de es
ia situacion.
Debemos hacer frente a los
hechos Y ell hecho fundamen-
tai permanece que no hay do
mimic unificado en- China nj
autoridad con derecho a recla
. mar ell entero dominic.
La gaceta., 1932-02-23
TUVO QUE DESCENDER Ell
AEROPLANO "ESTRELLA
SOLITARIA"

Boston, Feb. 23.-El aero
plano "Estrella Solitaria," que
despeg6 desde Old Ochard,
Maine, en- un proyectado vuelo
sin parada hasta Buenos Aires
regreso al este del aerodromo
de aqui, a las once de la mana
ma.
Ell tim6n de profundidad SUI
fri6 graves danos en- ell aterri-
zaje. Nat c. Browne, ~eX-avia-
dor del ~ejercito, que llevaba
los timones, y Edward Muldow
ney, que respalda ell vuelo, no
recibieron danos fisicos en- ell
violento descenso.
Al partir de Old Ochard,
Muldowney tuvo que sentarse
detras de la unica ala del aero
plano, entire ell fuselaje. Sc hi
70 ell despegue con 1922 gallo
mes de gasolina,
La gaceta., 1932-02-23

ano de 1774, Washington fu6
uno de sus miembros como re-
p~resentante de Virginia.
En- ell Segundo Congreso Con
tinental volvio a representa- a
Virginia. Fu6 durante esta reu
MON que Sc efectu6 en- la ciudad
de Filadelfia, cuando fue con-
ferido a Washington ell honor Y
la responsabilidad mas grande
de SUI vida. Ell Is de JUNO,
John Adams de Massachusetts,,
present6 una moci6n para que
Sc eligiera al Coronel Jorge
Washington de Virginia como
Jefe del ej6rcito. Washington
abandon6 ell salon Immediate
mente a fin de dejar que la dis
custom Sc desarrollara libre y
abiertamente. Sin embargo, no
hubo necesidad de discussion, y
Jorge Washington fue electo
por unanimidad General y
COmandante en- Jefe del Ejer-
cito de las Colonias midas"
FL 3 de julio de ITS, ell Ge-
neral Washington asumi0 ell
mando de las fuerzas continen
tales en- Cambridge, Massachu
sets, y durante ocho amos no tn
vo mas hogan que ell campa :
mento militar. La paciencia, la
sabiduria y la firmeza desple-
gadas por Ell en- esta prolonga-
da lucha, cOnquistaron para
Jorge Washington ell honrosC
titulo de "Padre de la Patria.'
Pocos hombres han merecidC
con mas justicia este titulo gle
rioso.
(Continuard).
La gaceta., 1932-02-23
MURIO LA FAMOSA CAN
TANTE JOHANNA GADSKI

Berlin, Feb. 23.-Muri0 hoy
aqui a consecuencia de lesio-
mes que aver recibiera en- I'm ac-
cidente automovilista, la famo
sa cantante de opera Johanna
Gadski. Ell autom6vil en- e. cual
viajaba era guiado por la Sra.
Geraldine Bangs, de n. York,
a la que acompanaban su es-
poso captain Tauscher y su hi
ia Sra. Carlota Bush.
Madame Gadski estaba con-
tratada para recorrer los Esta-
dos Unidos, en- ell otono, con
una compania de opera. Tenla
SO amos de edad y era una es-
trella cantando las operas de
Wagner.
La gaceta., 1932-02-23
CUATRO DE LOS OBREROS
CONDENADOS FUERON
REMITIDOS A RAIFORD

Otros cuatro obreros de los
que recientemente fueran con
denados en- la corte de 10 cri-
minal, por un delito que no CO.
metieron, han sido remitidos al
preside de Rsiford.
Nombranse los enviados a
csc penal, Ismael Cruz, Felix
Re rodriguez, Jose Campos y An
ge' Cabrera.
Varios de los sentenciados
Sc encuentran todavia en- la car
eel de aqui pendientes de la
apelacion que Sc elevara a la
corte suprema.
La gaceta., 1932-02-23

DIT. PUERTO

LEGO de Baracoa, a descar-
gar bananas, ell Vapor paname-
no Florida. Ell Puerto Rico arri-
DO de NNew York con carga ge-
neral. Ademas llegaron los va
pores americanos Comal y Eli
zabeth, ell primero con pasaie-
ros y carga de New Orleans, y
ell segundo a cargar fosfato.
Rumbo a Bremen. Hamburgo
y Rotterdam, zarp6 aver ell va
ror ingl6s "Hendon Hall', car
gado &c MADEIRA y fosfato.
La gaceta., 1932-02-23

10 compre en- Gazozo y Ca.
lie has equgiocelo de fecha, hey
mana. Esa compania dej6 de existif
hac5 Seis amos.
La gaceta., 1932-02-23
LA NACION NECESITA DE
LA I~NTELIGENCIA DE LA
MUJER

Topeka, Kansas, Feb. 23.-La
ex-gobernadora del estado de
Wyoming, Sra. Nellie Taylor
Ross, manifesto aver que ell pals
necesita ahora, como nunca, de
la inteligencia De sus mujeres.
La depression economical
dijo en- una asamblea democrat
tica Iverificada aqui-traera un
bien, junto con su miseria, 81
las mujeres despiertan a sus
responsabilidades politicas. De
biera ensenarseles que los asun-
tos del gobierno, despues de to-
do, son sus asuntos personales".
La gaceta., 1932-02-23
DEFUNCIONES

Hoy por la tarde Sc verificara
entierro de Pietro C. Martina,
de 80 amos, que aver falleciera
en- su domicilio, Octava avenida
1902. LIE sobreviven su esposa y
cuatro hijos, Salvador, Frank,
Domenico y Vicente; una hija,
Sra. Maria Rosa LAURA y dos
.hermanos, Jose y Domenico Mar
tino.
La gaceta., 1932-02-23

Vicente Blanco, de 83 amos.
dej6 de existir aver en- su resi-
dencia, Gale de Spruce 2116, en-
West Tampa. Deia a su esposa,
Teresa Blanco, dos hiias y cua-
tro hijos. Los funerales tendran
lugar en.la tarde de hoy.
La gaceta., 1932-02-23
BOSQUEJO DE LA VIDA
de
JORGE WASHINGTON
Preparado por la Comisi6n or
ganizadora de la conmemora-
ci6n del Bicentenario de
Washington
(C0ntinuaci6n)

Cuando ell General Braddock
arrib6 a las Colonias con su
ei6rcito ingl6s durante las que
rras contra los f~ranceses y los
indiOs, seleccion0 desde luego a
Jorge Washington como uno de
sus ayudantes. Tn sentimiento
mo+ro de respeto y admiration
&c uospert6 bien pronto entire el
General ingIes y ell j6ven Wash
ington. Jorge Washington ia
mas Sc acobard6 ante ell fuego
de los cnemigos, nj mostr6 ell me
nor indicio de timideZ. En- cierta
OCCASION, cuando el ej6rcito de
Braddock fue atacado inespera-
damente por los franceses y los
indios. Washington, no obstante
haber estado enfermo, luch0 con
I'm valor eXtraordinario. Como
los demas ayudantes habian 81
do heridos durante la batalla, el
cumplimientO de las 6rdenes del
General Braddock recay6 sobre
Washington, y durante toda la
batalla estuvo en- constante peli-
gro; perdi6 dos caballOs que
montaba, muertos, pOr ell enemi-
90 y cuatro balas a|travesar0n
sus ropas sin llegar a herirle.
Pero nj por un momento mostr6
ell menor tenor,
Despues de esta guerra ell Co
ronel Washington Sc retro a
Mount Vernon, ~dedicando su
tempo a sus negocios y a los
asuntos politicos de aquel ITEM
pc. Fue miembro de la Camara
de Burgueses de Virginia en- don
de adquiri6 las primeras expe-
riencias practicas parlamenta-
rias.
Para esta 6poca courtroom
acontecimientos de gran impor
tancia que requirieron la aten-
ci6n y energia de Washington.
Las dificultades entire Inglate-
IRA y las Colonias crecian cada
dia en- intensidad Y en- numero
y las esperanzas de llegar a una
reconciliation Sc disipaban RAJ
pidamente. Los hombres pre-
visores comprendieron que Sc
aproXimaba va la crisis Y Jor-
ge Washington no permaneci6
Inactive. CuandO ell puerto de
Boston fue cerrado por edicto
ingl6s, Jorge Washington ORE
clio equipar a 1000 hombres
por cuenta suya para acudir
al auXilio de aquella infortuna-
da ciudad. Al reunirse ell pri-
mer Congreso Continental en- ell
La gaceta., 1932-02-23
PIeitos y DIVORCES
(CORtiHUdrd)

j. w. Watson, contra Laura
A. Watson; c. r. Moon, contra
Matte l.. Moon; y Lula Turner
contra w. d. Turner.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1932-12-15
PRINTED CARDS
CUT MAIL COST

d
vashon Island people will have the
opportunity Of cutting their mailing
costs for Christmas greetings in half
If they follow carefully the rules sent
out by the postal department.
If one confines oneself to the print
ed greetings and uses card Of regu-
lation size they can be sent unsealed
for one and one half cents each. Any
card in sealed envelope, however,
must carry three cents postage.
Printed Christmas and other greet
ing cards in unsealed envelopes may
bear a simple written inscription not
In the nature Of personal correspond
ence, such as Sincerely Yours
Merry Christmas" Happy New
Year" with Best Wishes" etc., to-
gether with the name and address OF
the sender and Of the addressee
without subjecting them to more than
the third class rate.
The regulation size card is of the
same dimensions as the governments
postal card
Better service will also be given, If
persons mailing number of missives
would tie them in q bundle as this
speeds cancellation and assures prompt
delivery.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1932-12-15
A FooL-PRooF CAKE

Cream together l cup shortening.
2 cups sugar. Add one by one, eggs;
beating hard after each addition. sift
together 2 7-8 cups Of flour, sifted
with 2 Ia teaspoons baking powder
and IA teaspoon salt. Add flour al
ternately with cup Of milk. tea
spoon vanilla. This makes three
layers or large sheet cake. Bake OF
a temperature Of $50 degrees. Use
any preferred icing or Divinity icing.
One and Ia cup sugar Ia cup white
corn syrup. IA cup hot water. Bring
to brisk boil. Pour 10 Of syrup over
stiffly beaten white Of egg. Return
balance Of syrup to fire and boil until
1t spins long thread. Combine all
and beat until Of proper consistency
to spread.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1932-12-15
HELP THEM MAKE GIFTS

'Tis not the weight Of Jewel or plate
Or the fondle Of silk and fur.
IT'S the spirit in which the gift Is rich
As the gifts OF the Wise Men were.
And we are not told whose gifts was
gold
Or whose was the gift Of myth.
One Of the most beautiful things
about Christmas is the Joy that small
children derive from planning what
they will do for their own loved ones.
And fortunate indeed are the children
whose mothers still possess the match
less spirit Of youth that makes it pos
sible to see the Day through their eyes,
and who will help, without debating,
in the execution Of their plans.
Let us not forget that while 1t is far
easier to give the children money to
spend that the gift made by their own
hands, bungling and crude though 1t
may be, has nothing Of the compan-
ionship that working with mother
possesses. Christmas may be just an
other day to childless ones, but to
parents 1t is another milestone down
through the years that our babies are
steadily marching from us out into the
world. So let each Christmas draw
us closer to them, not through what
we can give them, but in taking our
time to help them in giving to others,
remembering that the myrrh given to
Him was as great as the gift Of gold.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1932-12-15
MRS. srGR1srs PET RECIPE.

Cocoa Cola Cake
cups brown sugar
IL cup butter
eggs
Ia cup sour cream
2 tablespoons cocoa
Ia cup hot water
Q cups -four
level teaspoon soda
Cream butter and sugar, add one
egg at a time and beat thoroughly.
Add soda to flour and sift well. Add
cocoa which has been dissolved in hot
water last. This makes two good
9-inch layers or a splendid loaf cake.
Bake in a moderate oven. Keeps well.
Uncooked Filling.
Dissolve 2 tablespoon cocoa in ia
cup hot water. Cream la cup butter,
Q cups powdered sugar and teaspoon
of vanilla. Stir all together to right
consistency.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1932-12-15
FRYING PAN FREE.

AS you read your household adver-
tisements this week you will note that
one our our Island meat markets is
giving with each whole ham COM
bination cooking utensil. This is a
ten inch steel frying pan with a steel
plate attachment which fits on the
bottom Of the pan and converts 1t into
a silnmerer. These are very useful
whether frying tasty meats or prepar-
ing food which requires slow cooking.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1932-12-15

Chill con carne need no longer con-
sumo hours in the making, although
we admit the finished product by the
shorter method is not as good as the
longer method we employ when there
is plenty of time. Chilli Is also an ex-
celent one dish meal. Recently we
evolved this method:
Fry one pound of hamburger and a
large onion In bacon fat until nice
brown Season with salt, pepper, a
scant teaspoon Of chill powder, and
two cloves Of garlic. Add q can Of
kidney beans and simmer for 80
minutes. With vegetable salad, milk
and a light dessert one has hearty,
we'll balanced meal.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1932-12-15

Hearty Dishes For
These Cold Days

These nippy days make the hearty
one dish meals particularly acceptable.
Then too the mother who is busy pre-
pairing for the holidays is glad to be
relieved of the washing Of the count
less pots and pans even the average
meal brings forth. With a dessert of
fruit and cake the following furnishes
a dinner with every requisite.
Tamale Pie.
One pound of hamburger and a
large onion fried a nice brown
Add a Ia size can OF tomato puree
/ can of corn,
cup of corn meal,
! cup of rich milk.
A can of ripe olives or a small bottle
Of stuffed olives adds much, but can
be omitted.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1932-12-15

The Gamers Of Show Boat salmon
have put out clever recipe books.
Around each recipe is perforation so.
that when torn out the paper will fit
III a standard size file.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1932-12-15

seattle-Bids called on pipeline eA-
tension project north of city limits
estimated to cost s25O,000,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1932-12-15

Small Christmas trees can easily be
mailed to friends in the east, The
limbs can be wrapped close to the
trunk much the same as closed UNI
brella would be wrapped. When un-
wrapped the limbs straighten out and
the tree resumes Its original beauty.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1932-12-15

In making out your Christmas list
don't forget that the average house
wife will use and enjoy some new
cooking utensil more than she will q
guest towel or imported vase.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1932-12-15

Centralia-E Eastern Railway & Lum-
Der Co. planning to rebuild plant. re-
Gently destroyed by fire.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1932-12-15

ST. Patrick's Church.
Mass every Sunday at $3.50 a. IN.
Rev. Father E. e. Mailman
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1932-12-15
DATE CANDY LOAF.

Here is a luscious candy recipe to
go with the one published last week.
1t was sent to us by Mrs. Nellie l..
Young, who believes in responding to
hints that are particularly broad.
8 cups sugar.
3-4 cup milk
lb. choice dates
l cup pecan meats
tablespoon butter
Pinch of salt.
Stir together sugar and milk, add
dates, cook to soft ball stage. Stir
constantly. Remove from fire, add
butter and nuts. Beat till quite stiff.
Pour onto wet towel and form into
long loaf. Chill. Slice to serve.
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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-13
Poems Were Returned

Educated, pure young Japanese poet
seeks position as journalistic worker.
window cleaner. tutor, h~ousekeeper or
schoolboy.-Japan Advertiser. Toxic.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-13
Two Great Expositions
Are Planned by Paris

Paris.-Two great world expositions
are planned for Paris during the next
five years. a first Worlds Labor fair.
IN 1885, and the second international
Decorative Arts exposition. In 1897.
They will be followed by q third In
ternational Colonial exposition before
1910.
Modern decorative arts, particularly
in furniture, interior decorating. lew
elry and architecture. have changed
so rapidly that the lines which existed
in 1925, the epoch of the first arts
exposition, are sadly out Of fashion
The Labor fair Is intended to revive
the trades and corporations OF other
centuries, to r~e-establish the bands OF
each branch OF industry. 1t will also
revive the great labor fetes OF the En-
ropean calendars of the days of kings
and serfs-the annual harvest fefas
grape picking parties. and other cele-
brations which went out with the eyo
luton.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-13
Was Erected to Isis, Goddess
of Fertility.

Cairo. Egypt.-Again one of those
extraordinary condolences between
u super natural mythology of ancient
Egypt and happenings in the lard of
Pharoahs in the present day has come
TO startle believers in the occult.
When the late Lord Carnayaron, who.
with Howard Carter, brought the
relics of Tut-ankh-Aman's tomb to
light. died as the result of the bite of
an insect, mystics pointed to the fate
of the great archeologist as the full
fiilment OF a dire prophecy. The mod
ern world considered the death Of
Lord Carnavaron as merely a strange
coincidence.
And now those conversant with
Egyptian mythology point to the
forthcoming submergence OF the tenn
pie Of Isis. ancient Egyptian goddess
Of fertility, which is so oddly linked
with the mythology of the goddess.
For the mysterious temple Of Isis,
which is located on the most beanti-
ful island in all Egypt, philae, seven
miles south Of the great Assnan dam,
will be completely submerged when
the Assuan reservoir, now being en-
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-13
Boys Mixed Up at Birth
May Get Right Parents

Berlln.-A mothers recognition of
familiar features of a son twelve wears
old may restore to her her righrful
boy In place of the child given her by
mistake at the time Of his birth.
FRAU Marie Donk of Gladbach. Ger
many, has a suit on file to force Fran
Mathilda Beuth to exchange sons born
IL years ago In q maternity clinic. The
prospects for the exchange are favor
able, but the happiness of the bows.
IN hnding natural parents whom they
DO not know, is being considered.
Though Frau Donk declares she pro-
tested TO nurses in 1920 that they had
given her The wrong baby, it was NOT
until a few months ago when she
CHANGED TO meet Heinrich. son of Fran
Beuth, on the streets. and found his
resemblance to her eldest son so strik-
ing that she became convinced she had
beer given the wrong baby at the hos
pital.
Blood tests, fingerprints, and facial
features seem to prove Frau Donk's
Judgment. IL the court confirms the
scientists judgment, the Beuth family
a agreed not to challenge the de-
cision.