davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-08

Sola b~eIluttebe fert life at ipdre. Senne Semmelgz
heb bapoe bun beparet mango Iar. 5pr ~beitobeore at
tlnne 9jelnne pau ben Fable bun bssraoet rs telp alene,
bapbe bun ~afiparret fig fra une fine Sjenote, 9unbe hin
lepet ct 2io, Der msb bier Dag blep mere os mere u~tauleligt.
Waen bpprlebes tunbe bun af'lda 8arls 9dtter np9st:
Oct bar forunoerliqt, bpprleoes benne pisss Zine %
Stemns trangts fig lise til Spbet at benoss Sierte.
"9s bill fise m 9 bet" Bah 9jertruoe. Seq er ung,
p9 belle nit Sip ligser for mig; men, bpis benne Sfpgge
life bliper bprttuset, bill jes albrie tunne inotreoe 9Ggtes
fab. Seq bill lepe Gniombeb, ion min wfooer bar leoet.
g., De naa life forbsmms mig til ct faabant ~gl9oelsit,
tj9rligbeoslpit Gin! geb ben aiarlisbeb. De fslte for
BAN, ~bsiperser isg Dem: SIG mig. reiite min 5aber bort
meb Sem?"
On ~nogeninpe en- apinbes Siel bar fenoerfnuft, fau
bar bet 2olas. Den ipbe Sapn, ben lanse sjemte Selns
nnsIigbeo, bet ~br9ubenbe Sab, alt truepe msb at slippe
for benoe. Sun tunbe lite lDpe for benne unge Pise lneo
Sir &arlS Zine og Stemme.
sig mig bet, min fjGre!" radbte 9~iertrube %fortpiplet.
- "Sois De nerer minbIe Saab ON Simlens Salisbeb,
'aa fig mig Sanobenn. Reifts min 5aber bort meo
Sem?"
"gfei." ipureoe bun, ban giorbe life"
Seq pibite bet, ise pibits bet! g., min bprebare Sabsr.
ON ieg blot tunbs fe big os iie big, bpor inberlig ies
elIIer Dig, og boorlebes ieg altib bar troet big u~Ifplbig!"
SerPau penbts bun fig til Cola ps tiaagoe mere al
porIig:
"@uo psliigne Dem. forOi De iasps mig ON fun iaas
msgst!"
Oct bar fprite Sang mango Iar, at nogen bapbe bebet
Sub psliigns b.nbe, ben fsrite Sang / oisie aar, at nos
gen bapbe talt penIist til benps. Cola bar fulbitGnbis
pperpunben.
Gisrtruo.s Sp6ibislie bapbe n9iten nouet ~5ebsrbebe.
"SporIebss tunoe be ise iaabant ON bam9" raabte bun.
"SOprleoes funbe be pppe tet2"
Cola ipursOe, 6sienoe fla neo oper bsnbe:
Oct bar mig. Tom al sgen Seniist CAB Dem Grunb bers
for"
Den unge Biees bible, ooloiomme Suten FOR jim osbs
5aoer barsoe en- Stunp. 8srpau iprang bun op fra ben
tnGlenOe Sitting Ua iau paa Cola.
"Nour ban lite reiIte bort meo Dem, % ON ban er bob,
faO fe mig, bppr % bpprlebes ban psbe. IA De bar
parst Iua goo biOtil, bill De life nasts mig oenns 9sna"
Der forsit en- ooloiom Stamp ben ~ulptteIige apinbes
Sisrte, % perpda iparspe bun fasts:
"9aa Us beb 2app 5islben tommeb bib, iua bill ies fors
tGue Dem alsiammen." -
2prb 5ieIpsn iulgte lin Mooer inb 9GrelIet meo
Giertrupe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-08
'nsuaM GAG
Sch Mrnsn

'0st sr ~tpOeIisuis bare 0pipinO." fasbs ~ROleitOn msS
ct Sui.
"9pab er Spipinb, 9enerala"
"at Simlen fan aiipsile 9ientanbe paa Sprber."
"Nei, Der tan leg life bore enis meb Dem. 9stte
SGripn er ganite pitt i%jeloent, men bet err bog iattHt.
Seq bar aloris iet npset iaubant ielp, men ies bar truf'
fet 5olt, ION bar feet bet. Set nu, at Ri ipsrser ps for
/ 5orlusaren. Sci Der, Manns!!"
"Sr. 3aptein!"
"Ssnb en- Waanb a9terub, ben albfts Ssn,anb ombpto!"
"Stal ffe, &aptein!"
Oct tog en- ltoen Stunb, men Iaa tom en- Ssmarb, ION
bar Omtrent 60 aar sammel, agterub, siorbe tit Strdbu0,
tog TN sue % penteoe paa, bpab aapteinen bapbe at fgs
"yitn sobe Mano," iasbe 8apteinen, "jeg bill gierrs
babe big til at beipare ct Spergsuaal. Srpr ou, at
Stibe og 2anoitptter er blepne feet ~afIpeilsbe 2uften9'
"Wfnngs braoe Ssfolt tror bet, aaptsin," ~iparece Sr
munben ~foristis.
"er bet ben ulminbelige Menins blanbt s~oltens 5Or.
%lugoren9 5ortal os bet! gn alminoelia Ssmauos Orb
sr li9e'da COB iom 8~apteinens / Iliee Gaaer."
Seq tinSe lite ipare for Setssutter og Sunamrno,
Sdptsin. gen ieg bar aGbris truFet en- fulbbsfaren Sr
mano, 'om bar nc9tet BEN 9ins. Oct or npt bare fdd,
fom bar let 'dabant ielp, men Der er mango, fom bar truT'
Jet Soft, Tom bar feet bet - @tibe "a Stbttsr al odno
o9'da, men for bet meite Stibe. s bpert Sab bar jig
bapt en- 8dmerat, iom engang bar ube % feilsbs, og ban
iaa opps / Suften ct beGt Rsaiment Solbater marIttrs.
S9 oenne Waanb lasbe npie Merfe til Siben. pg ban N
'enere otoe, at atturat pua ben Sib marI6erebe ct Regi'
tnsnt Soloater menem to Bier Srlanb, oe bet bar It'll:
'ad port lan9t borte fra. bpor ban faa bet 2uftsn."
Der Ter De, General" iaabe 3dpteinen.
"WSen bette er 10 bare anbenbaanbs aunbtab," id8N.
9sneral RoIe'ton meb ct Sui, "ps jes bar for laf, 6p'r,
leoes Stna bltper fcrbreiet, naar be aaar fra ben enc II!
BEN onben."
Via" 'dgoe adpteinen, "pi fan 10 life bi9fps for BET;
bet er ct 'ieloent Senpmen. Seq bar albria feet fig 'n
@t'peiling, cg ia antager, at beaer life ba ~nossninos bar
feet nogst Iliqt Sim, Siadc?"
"9dr isg lite bet9" Iaebe Sraac temmelia baritt. sd1
%lcrt'otte ban t%cmmelia bpFis: "Maatte ieg mite mine
Stns oa 2enner, bpis iea life bar feet Soppen al SsntrtTd
%oinoenot pda Sinlsn liseiaa tbbelis, iom ies nu Ter StH
Der oppe."
"yfi, 'daoe Mcrelanb, "fonmer hi til Sugsr. 5op
tel os M olt'dmrsn, Tom bet bar"
ga, Haptein, ieg bill life belare benz, Tpm Ter al al
tng' De lite bar feet, men De iienber mig, % ieg tenoH
Sen, itisnt De fommonoerer Der paa Sfi6et, % it9 Il
pare en- 'impeI Ssmanb. Tu fpsreer lea Dem, Sapism'
o' Se trpr, lea er Zig en- Wanb, Ipm piIbe taae en- sup
tertop eler en- 'pibs Sut for Soppsn al SenerHHd"
"gie', llss iaa Tibet Tom ies ielp piIbs BET, Siant.'
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-08

fra Zen. Sa De fsi fprbi, taiepe 9u5el i'm 6ange pp /
Suftsn, os iaa mesen Magt er Der Gremplet, at Sa5es
anb ilutteoe Jig til be bOrtbragenpe Sretfusle os mep benz
tpm op be bsere 2uftitrsmninser, iaa at qnbsn bar llns
berretningen ON Selen eItoper pau 9inoens @inger. Saa
git So5el tilba9e til 8anbet, ps TO Gange til bar ban ia
belbis at iitre Jig en- 5ugl, ipm ban isnbte aiiteo Iom ben
ferite.
Sda ~panlteligt er bet at madle MenneIteaanben % lee
%atturat, bpor langt bens 8rGiter itretter fig. Oct bans
itsligs Problem bar M Isit, 9ubb9rerne fpi siennem Cuff
ten os fsrte meo Jig Sunoreber al Wiil oper 9apet ben I'm
b%erretning, at en- enselit Dame, Tom bapoe liot Glib
burb, M bar paa en- utienot 2, 103 8raoer % 30 Minus
ter peitlis 2engoe os meaem ben 25oe ps 32te ipolise
Sreboesrao. 9ooe Manb ps Stibe p~uataIbtes ON for
Cubs Stplo at tommeb enbe til llnoiatnirg,
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-08

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sls,fE ,upappl "a lol i6lIlrolaoln IL Tag 'aIgpoln@ spo
silsdls6 susn,lsnslu, 90 sql16 30 usouppS s,loion 10 oo
sipq lsuS ilscp 30 lls9 "a lso opag 'llslll Ia 19o quot
'llosq IA asa qpa9 'saSlpu upl l6l!9uS DO gs1p8 gam IN
ID ppl upioI sousldl ls66ll ls6 slsal5 30 'asapS 30 ,u
zaa ADJ, qsu ,sldasn IA mul 'slsuuaN "a aol ~l6yao6rla
IA ,sau ON up1 sqsueloi .ieudS lol ua Ia ;s9n
smlpt
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6llslonlt unq aun, lo1luog ul laoun Isa 30 1905 soust
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ga ua oplsq un9 10 'liu 9s9lo!a'@ sopllua 'au'q g9 alnu
sqn ID olllspllul ga,udl as16ipuolmS aiuao toiaE 1a
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ua1slpS lol apaIsa ia6siu III 6pllp1o 30 ~'cuaulpl So ul
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slI un9 la '6ps suuao allsnauB sullupl lu IA "a! 80
az ~ lsao 1pU llsl und all6 'soppamS ssulaqplQunB
ppd slpa lpa jag qpa9 III Jag sSu!iq upl un9 :lauG9
s6lIupaQpln oslu isapSaq Ia aulalpla9 ~ 'aualu auaaQ
So 'euna9 soo6 uso IN lao 30 'lsao,G usaup uaFau ~
iupoppl s6l IN oau siu sisilaq aqua All BAL luallCu,
'uasIoS 'gl,E la lus8 sSil ~ ,ol ualnluuI IA 6sS.
'lsua0 a~uupoppl gaul a1ul opl 1sc 'a9la
ia sd ~soldIlaun ~ II, 1pa sIll jag ~ 30 'la!lls8 sml an
s6laI SURG uaoup 90 us 1slipG sDua4 ~ 'aaao 81 a6ur2g
~ lol 1aQo,E s,ulolpla@ so1 sl iaqunlom agop4 up8
'lsqpilounB aull ~aoAagIol 6~llIlla laaal9 aotl ~
ia adtsu 10 96ll 10 slpGS 10! aGap9 sulIuaS 1sndnS
'allGW IL ss6p1g a9unl osg6!la6 0aaa1
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slpS 3ouala1 l,ilao az uaui tuao alaladsI sualp all aounl
unS 'uaaIo0 auloIpla0 lul 6u9 il Va lpa auIa!lla5
alpl lS 'lol gpau6sG II DOL! ~ is6aiu aoap4 laa6
lpa la6au lusug 'uso ~ 's6l 10 30 sulsluaIps ,o ui
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-08

u,,upS ala sup1 soos, ~ ~ IuslIol isluuo, sap1 300
uo sqIia 'tlo!5 i6sI sqopg BAL mo ID 6lui oiS l6p,6
ulm ! ls66l mol 'ooa 30 buluipllO usq ID sia!6 Sal ia,
Jung so6pl ,'s9alIls "a! iuol 'apl0 soup,G uao Gao aaS.
'oG sslsipui
ilsm ia iaq ipo aolS saouag gao uaoulaB lsao usiu .lsl
slplnQn lo ung ~ q0lB aonilia!9 is66dl9 ~susllsgGIq
slo4 10 ~iaIismlol .alBdB "a oaii DO lpp6 sai8 s6ls,ldl n
49, arg islsoil "a 1s1a q lidoll ia ppd ls66l sqau9
up9 lMo iuol Jung sGalls rlol' iuso pal sllog l6upl ppl Bog
30 is86ll up9 soaub nsIS sIup6 n oaa aba .s9ulaB
IL uap6 pll sqsIoa uip8 sung DO 'ssloal mpg sqsoll nll
snG sup9 suaoaul Dbl lsuolp8a6un sqalspplg 'slIpa us9
aouq laqal9 pplup ana ala9 siliq aona siisI8 sag
suag tuo uo! 'Qpa6 un9 :lgpl slls.laagsqala9 saonllla!0
ap6 MI 6S 1ula8 ~'Bl'lbtll nag Gad qsu aosIoul &C
riupl0 sasqpg sang IA alaG
iaQnlllal0 al snnsla .luA qau un9 slgppa r'ssr
lalupld6udl9 soalalu'nmp! az IN sJ6ou so4ll
8oaG plo8 30 'GupG alllsqt uao III nag uainmpl l6 sG
.'6lul oan luoY 'usql lpE a6upln lol iolpI upg
ilauus!6l1sq IA lsG 61s gp0 si1ol Jag loag .sulnag IA
su'aal0 s~aqslloag az 1a9 'apB a6up1 ayglq app ami
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:ao6pl 80 ssousg ud quupS mi sq6pl
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alalQ!allu4 IN l1llon "a oau DO aquai!Gl ~s9uauplI aal9 30
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suG luo!Qlua ia qalu !6 30 81! unb aosllpl ~6ilaaoui pp! 30
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saous4 :aoi9 ssquab qaa osu aoapul a6lG a6!qom uaG
vi6iu dlol9 'aonalla!9 G ia6upq IA
SAL 'un9 slqppa yis6upq IA 6sS. 'guppg saonalls!9
lpl l~lallnauul qa6 ung 30 l~6alqQsC oaIq l6luE saoua8
aug lupl 90 6lalS fs5 70 un9 alosl!gn iisqupG 6ul1l
quo aqa1oa mo! sln8 DO aaoiS alousll az oau ual6l uaq
mi pos nc Dbl ,let slaol usqn loa9 'uaaol9 IN 6olB
sQa 'aolol nag ! oul 30 ullloS alpIl Tag p1l mul aG
niaaQ la6S1 an up9 lpg lp6 a6upmauob 'aonli
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Decorah-posten., 1898-03-08
9en Sorfp1tnone
,lr
Den rode oa den hpidc Role"
Sra GugdR.
Gortlat fra forriss 3o.)
39ts 2apiteI.

39te 2apitsI.
ZG es lGnges sitsr min Jabsr," iasoe 9~iertruOe til
E Cola be 5erras, Tom fremoslss forbpIot ia
h4zAS taus. "Tit Sierts tsrfter efter ct 8lit. Ell
Orb ira ham. ., fig mig, faa fanot De elTebe ban, sr
bon lepsnbe saer bso2"
"5an sr BOB" fpureos Cola meb fpas Stemme.
DEB" gientDg 9jsrtrube msb ct llObruo at bitre Gaas
rr "osb! at jsg itol aIorig, alorig ie BAN. 3, min
tiure, b~prsburs 6aOer. jeg bar Iengtss ioa eftsr pa, lea
lar drbeiost for big. cg iee har elItt big; % aaisepel hal
jss oIorts ie big! g!sn tuiiubs 6ar9e beIsrs bob sno
at leps, iOm be bar troet ON big! Sig mig snpnu en-
Ting. iReiite ban bort meb 0em9"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-10
Knew Every Lord But One.

The late Bishop William Ingrahsm
Kip, of San Francisco, was lovable
old man, but, says the Newsletter, con-
sidering that he was a chairman, was
very proud OF his aristocratic family
connection. He came from an old
Dutch family, his ancestors having
sailed over to New York from Hol-
land 300 years ago.
Having considerable private means,
and not being dependent upon his
diocesan salary, the Bishop made fire.
quent trips to Europe Ind upon his re-
turn from abroad he always committed
the indiscretions, not uncommon with
European travellers, of talking a great
deal about the noble persons he had
met. twas, my friend, Lord This"
and MY relative, Lord That" until
even the Bishops admirers felt rather
tired.
One Episcopal layman, a bard-head-
ed business man, proud of his Ameri-
can birth and in love with his demo-
cratic ideals, was specially disgusted.
The Bishop gives me PAIN" he
said, frankly. Besides he isn't on to
his job, he continued. He seems to
know all about every lord in creation
except the Lord God Almighty
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-10
MUNkACSY MAD.
The Great Painters Reason Is De,
throned.
New York Journal.

New York Journal.
Mihai Munkacsy painted into the
bold outlines, the colossal tgures ana
the superb coloring OF his famed "Ecce
Homo" his own madness and death.
"Ecce Homo'wss the dying fismeburst
OF his genius, the "inis" written after
his earthly career. He will never
paint again, for last week he was adj
judged hopelessly insane, and French
commissioners appointed an admins
traitor for his estate.
Munkacsy left his mansion, No. %
Rue Villiers, Paris. but once during
the eight months in which he VA
painting "Ecce Homo" That was
when he strolled about the streets in
search of a model for the Christ. The
gaunt man with the cavernous eyes
SINGLED out a man with delicate fea-
lures a spiritual expression and curl
ing beard. he grasped his arm so
tightly that he left his great finger
marks upon the slighter mans arm for
many q day.
"Be my Christ" begged the Hunga-
riau. 1.-THE one 1 have imagined is fin
ished, but he does not suit. Come, l
pray you"
The big, seedy individual with the
glowing eyes frightened the smaller
man. He walked to the mansion on
Inc nus WIN bu0 WIN ohA obk
err, but he was careful to keep we'll out
of reach. 1t needed the magic name
OF Munkacsv on the plate to reassure
him.
With the stranger as a model the
master painted day after day, but still
the Christ did not please him. 81 like
better the one 1 imagined. Go"' he
said angrily, blotting out the work of
q week with furious stroke, and the
"a rrin6 N nnOkat filll Of
francs and the conviction that he had
been locked in the studio with luna
tic.
Steadily Munkacsy painted his 'Ecce
Homo" Hunger he knew not In those
eight months. He drove away the SER
wants who came to announce that
meals were ready and only allowed a
tray Of food to be passed into the room
upon the indignant demand of Madame,
his wife. Often sleep did not visit
him for seventy-two hours, and when
weariness compelled him to drop his
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-10
Church Directory

EIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
IL Myrtle Street. Henry w. Moore,
Pastor. Residence, 913 North Stanton
Street.
HOURS FOR SERVICE.
II a. NJ, morning worship.
1:3O p. m, evening worship.
Z 9:45 a. M, Sunday school.
6:l5 p. m, Sen. Christian Endeavor.
400 p. m, Jr. Christian Epdeavor.
400 p. m, Monday Intermediate En-
deavor
1870 p. m. Wednesday, prayer meet
ing.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets at the
church the first Tuesday of each month
at p. m.
The Session meets in the pastors stu
dy the first Tuesday evening of each
month.
PAPTISTC CHURCH, CORNER SAN
IL Antonio ST. and Magoffin Ave. w.
Q. Millican, Pastor. Residence -
MagOtfn Ave.
HOURS FOR WORSHIP.
9:45 a. M, Sunday school.
IL a. M, morning worship.
3 p. IN. Junior Union.
4 p. IN. Senior Union.
1:30 p. m, evening worship.
7:30 p. m. Wednesday, prayer meet
ing.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-10

silent for eight months. There was
nauEht of mirth in it. 1t was a shrill
laugh, that sounded like q cry. Nine.
Munkacsy, who had been denied ad-
mission, but was listening at the key
hole, as good wives will, opened 't3e
door timidly. Her husband had fall
len before the picture, and he was lay
ing PROSTATE on the floor. His brain
vas wreck. He was mad. Black
paint from the fallen brush with which
he had written his name stained the
rug upon which he lay.
He was tenderly carried from the
room, which had latterly been a tor
ture chamber. No child was ever
more helpless. The doctors pro-
nounced his case spinal paralysis. sS
Madame had heard him say that he
wanted to die in Hungary, the country
of his birth, her country and his. He
was taken to Buda-Pesth. For q time
he was kept at their home in the Hun
gariau city, but he developed the fury
of a maniac and had to be removed to
u hospital in the suburbs. Encourag-
ing reports came thence sometimes,
and hope was cherished that the mas
ter would be able TO again WELD his
powerful brush. That hope died with
the announcement last week that there
vas no chance for his recovery and of
for his estate.
"Ecce Homo" the picture that slew
his reason, has been exhibited in the
chief cities of Europe. People have
crossed themselves and wept under the
terrible strain OF its realism, 1t is the
masters masterpiece and his death
blow.
"Ecce Homo" may be exhibited in
this country, as was Munkacsy's
Christ Before PLATE" and the Last
Moments of Mozart" The work that
n ade him famous was the Last Days
of Condemned Criminal" which re-
ceived first honors in the Salon of 1870.
John Wauamaker paid S120, 900 for
Christ Before Plate" and Secretary
Alger s., 900 for "Kittens." His for
tune is estimated 1T more than a mil
lion, although he began life as a car
ne nter, choosing the pursuit of his
father. In the days of his poverty he
painted family portrait for a coat.
he married the Baroness de Marches.
He is fifty-four years old.
he was the most powerful realist of
his day.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-10
A Strange New Sect.

a strange new sect, not yet named
has been reported from the interior of
Georgia. The believers erect affairs in
the open air and masses of men, wom-
en- and children congrega:e around
them and shout and pray. Often the
religious frenzy runs so high that the
wo~shipers inflict wounds upon each
other while many fall into an uncon-
cious condition, from which they arise,
declaring themselves purified The
only remedy for these outlandish de-
monstrations of sentiment is education
and that, with the general develop
ment OF the South, will soon be ex-
tended into the remote districts where
various strange sects seem always to
hourish.-Butfalo Express.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-10
THE Ex-EMpRESS EUGENE.

brush he lay in a tense, half-conscious
state, his face thin and white as that of
q corpse.
No one intruded upon the solitude of
his studio except Madame, and that I'M
der silent sufferancs.
The artists dream of the Christ's
sadly serene face began to take form
in that rich, half bsrbsric studio on
the Rue Villiers. The figure grew in
to the quiet dignity OF the proportions
the artist had planned. He placed the
mimic crown of thorns upon his head
and the derisive reed sceptre in his
hand. While painting the Christ the
artists face had taken on something of
the loftiness OF deity, said loving, gar
rulous Nine Munkacsy.
There was the peace that passeth
understanding in the studio | loved to
steal in there as l did TO slip into a con-
vent for the benediction service, al
though he never allowed me to speak. ="
she said, but oh! how changed when
he was painting the cold face aud nom
committal attitude of PLATE. He froze
me then, but he was fury when be
painted the Jews. | would not 90 to
the studio after that. The master is
always In the mood of the figure he
paints"
A victim OF his ceaseless energy,
Munkacsy was as well the victim OF his
powerful Imagination. The fury of an
intense dramatic instinct wrought upon
him as an overmastering stimulant aud
goaded him to a state close to madness.
He WAS one with the haunting Phari-
sees and the cruel Roman soldiery, as
he painted those later figures. Their
hatred for the calm, divine figure on
the portico was his as his quick, angry
strokes followed each other
And every day, had there been any
one there to see, he would have noted
that the master grew more gauut, his
eyes more like flames bursting from
caverns, his face whittier, his move
meuts more nervous and uncertain.
At last II was finished, The colossal
Christ looked sadly down upon the rab-
BILE from the portico of the Roman
building. Fontius PLATE, cold, impas-
sive, stood at the right, Roman sol
der the grim figure at his left. Below
the Jews strove with the soldiers to get
a closer view aud better chance to
mock the pretender. The figures on
the canvas breathed rage. II was in
deed finished, and the artist studied it
musingly from his divan. But waitl
He had forgotten something. He stag
gered as he walked back to the paint
Ing and seized q brush. His strength
hardly sufficed for the hasty scrawliug
OF his name on the canvas down close to
the portico.
Munkscsy laughed. 1t was a strange
laugh from the man who had been SO
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-10
FilIinq.

First Member Musical COMMITTEES
Does the new sopranos voice fill the
church?
Second Member-Hardly. The ush-
ers tell me there are always vacant
seats in the gallery.-Detroit Journal.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-10
The Recruit.

de goes to war with cheerful air
Tie leaves behind u wife):
He'd rather risk the Jaws of death
Than face the jaws of life.
Cincinnati Enquirer
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-10
Hot Stuff

How did the fire start?r
I'm the heberdasher's store. The
theory OF the insurance companies is
that one OF the new fall neckties and a
pair of golf stockings got crossed. -
Chicago Tribune.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-10
Her Appropriate Title.

'Mertie has a score of men in love
with her. and she is engaged to most
of them"
J"Yes. Isn't it awful? She calls
them her reconcentrados. ''-Ex-
change.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-10

Flax has been successfully grown
near Victoria, Tex.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-10

Bliss Lodge No. 22I.k. OFF.
Regular meeting every Monday evening ri
Q. X. G. hall. Visiting knights welcome.
We. HEMPEL. J. O. GRAFT.
x. of K. rs. J. =
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-10
Ancient Order of Hibernians

Division No. l, FL Paso County, meets Sec
ond and fourths Sundays at Union Labor
h all at 3p. u. JAS. CLIFF ORD,
j. J. O'NEILL, President
Secretary.