davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29
ZGODA.

DCZ ptCl, ul6 kLOTyCu ulcmOzSDu0 lc6G all
dobro AMI zle, i kt6re wychodsac z dzieci6
CT, ami cnoty, ami odpowiedzialnosci. Dusze
rockville wczoraj, zwiedle dzisiaj, podobne
do owych kwiat6w, kt6re upadiy ma ulice;
wszelkiego rodzaju brudy bloto bryzgaja
ma ME i bezczeszcza, p6ki ich jake kofo ME
rozmiazdze.
Podczas kiedy Marjusz patrzai ma mia
wzrokiem zadsiwionym i bolesnym, mfoda
cziewczyna chodzila pc izdebce re, smialoscia
widma. Krecila sic pc niej, ME troszczac o
to, &c byfa prawie naga. Obwilami, koszula
jej rozpieta i podarta opadala prawie do pa.
81. Przestawiafa krzesfa, rozrzucala toaleto.
we sprzsty stojace ma k%omodzie, dotykala
odzienia Marjusza, przetrzasajac pc katach.
- Patrzcie -rzekla-masz zwierciadlo
1 jakgdyby byfa sama jedna, nucifa u
rywki wodewil6w i swswolne piosenki, kto
rym jej gfos gardfowy i ~chrapliwy nadawal
jakss ponura ceche. Pod Gala ia smialoscia
~przebijalo cos przymuszonego, niespokojue
60 i upokorzonego. Efronterja jest ~wstydem.
Mic bardziej ponurego ME moglo bye mad
widok tel istoty biegajacej i podlatujacej z
ruchami ptaka, kt6rego swiatfo przestrasza,
albo kt6ry ma zlamane skrzydfo. CzuG bylo,
&c W innych w%arunkach w~ychowania i losu,
wesofe i swobodne poruszenia tel mfodej
dziewczyny mogly bye czems przyjemnem i
slicznem. Pomiedzy zwierzetami nigdy stwo
rzenie zrodzone ma to, by bylo golabkiem,
ME zamienia sic W orlice. Dzieje sic to tylko
miedzy ludzmi.
Marjusz myslal i wcale jej ME przeskka.
DIAL. Zbliayla sic do stolu.
- Ah!-rzekfa-ksiazkil- Szklane jej
oko zabfyslo ma chwils. Chosen, W kt6rym
bylo zadowolenie, &c sic nOze pochlubic, "a
dowolenie, kt6rema zadna istota ludzka O.
przec sic ME moze rzekla:
= l ia umiem czyta6.
Zywo chwycila otwarta ksiazke ma stole
i dosyc bicycle przeczytala:
,..Jeneralowi Banduin i pieciu bataljo.
nom jego brygady dano rozkaz zdobycia
zamku Hougomont, kt6ry znajduje sic ma
srodku plaszczyzny Waterloo Dziewczy.
ma zatrzymafa sic W tenn miejscu.- All! Wa
terlool IMAM to. To byla kiedys bitwa. Moi
ojciec sluayf W wojsku. Jestesmy CO sic 20
vie bonapartysci, tam u mas! To przeciw
anglikom. Waterloo Polozyla ksiazke,
wzisfa pi6ro i zawofala:- l pisac take u.
miem! Umoczyfa pi6ro W atramencie izwra.
cajsc sic do Marjusza, rzekla:- Chcecie
widziec? Patrzcie, napisze cokolwiek, zeby
wan pokazac. 1 zanim zdolal odpowiedziec
napisafa ma cwiartce biafego papieru, kt6ry
lezal ma srodku stolu: ,Zandarmi ida" Pc.
tenn, rzucajac pioro, dodafa:- Niema bic
dow ortograicznych. Moaecie sic przekonac.
Odebralysmy wychowanie, moia ~siostra i ia.
Me zawsze bylismy tenn, czem jestesmy teraz.
Me bylysmy przeznaczone..- Tu zatrzyma.
Ia sic, wygasla zrenics utkwila W Marjuszui
wybuchla smiechem, m6wiac giosem, W kt6.
rym dzwieczais Gala dnma doznanych below,
przygluszonych Gala suma cynizmu.- Dziew.
czyna zbliayfa sic do niego i p~oloayfa mu re-
ke ma ramieniu:- Me zwracacie uwagi ma
mnie, ale ia was Enam, panic Marjuszu. Spo.
tykam was tutaj ma schodach i widuje take.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29

Dziewczyna klasnsla W rsce zawolala:
Wszqdzie go szukafysmy!- Potem
zywo chwyciia pakiet i otworzyfa kQperte
m6wiac:- Moi mocny Boze! a toamy sic ma
szukaiy, moja siostra i ia! 1 to pan go Ems
ma bulwarzea Wypadlo to kiedysmy biegly.
To moja siostra srobiia to glupstwo. Wr6.
ciwszy ME znalazlysmy 90. A &c ME chcia.
lysmy by mas obito, i &c to niepotrsebne, &c
to zupefnie niepotrzebne, powiedzialysmy
tam u mas, zesmy zaniosly listy gdzie sic ma.
lezalo i &c powiedziano nam: Nicl Ot64 i tie
biedne listy! A pc czem poznaliscie, &c one
do mnie naleAa2 A tax. pc piamie! A wisc
to was potracilysmy, ~przechodzac wczoraj
wiecz6r mic ME bylo widac, mic a mic! Rick.
tam do siostry: Csy to iaki pan9 Siostra cd.
powiedziafa mi: Zdaje mi sic, &c to jakie
pan!- To m6wiac, otworzyfa prosbe zaadre.
sowana do dobroczynnego pana z kosciola
Saint Jacques du Haut. as".- Patrzcie, to
ten list CO to do owego pana, kt6ry chodzi
ma msze. A prawda, to wlasnie pora. Zanio.
Sc mu. Moze da nam "a Co kupiG sniadanie2
To znaczy, &c bsdzie to nasze sniadanie po.
zawczorajsze, nasz obiad pozawczorajszy,
nasze sniadanie wczoraisze, nasz obiad wczo.
rajszy, wszystko to "a jednym razem, dzisiaj
rano. Do licha! jezeliscie jeszcze niezadowo
leni, to zdychajcie psy!
To przypomnialo Marjuszowi. czego ia
nieszczesliwa przyszla do niego. Poszukal
kamizelce i mic ME znalazl.
Mfoda dziewczyna m6wila dalej, jak.
gdyby ME wiedziala, &c Mariusz ia slyszy.
- Czasami wychodzs wieczorem. GA.
sami ME wracam. Przeszlej zimy, zanim
wnieslismy sic tutaj, mieszkalismy pod ar.
kadami most6w. Przyciskalismy sic jedno do
drugiego, aaeby ME zmarznac. Moja mala
siostra plakala. Woda, jake to smutne! Kie.
dy myslalam o tenn, zeby sic utopic, m6wi.
lam sobie:- Me; to nadto zimne!- Chodze
sama jedna, kiedy chce; spis czasami W 70.
wach. Wiecie, W nocy, kiedy ide bulwarem,
widze drzewa jak szubienice, widze domy
czarne, wielkie. jak katedralne wieze, wyo.
brazam sobie, &c bale injury to rzeka, i mo.
vie sobie:- Patrzcie, to woda tam! Gwiaz.
dy wygladaja jak lampy do i~luminacii, ida.
je sic, Re dymia i &c wiatr je gasi, jestem o.
gfuszona, jakgdyby konie sapaly mi W ucho;
chociaz to mic, slysze grajace katarynki ma.
szyny przedzalni, albo ia wien Coz Zdaje mi
sic, ze rzucaja ma mnie kamieniami, uciekam
sama ME wiedzac CO robia, wszystko sic kre
CT, wszystko kreci dokofa. To bardzo smiesz.
ne, jezeli sic mic ME jadfo.- 1 popatrzala ma
niego o~blakanym wzrokiem.
Szukajac i przetrzasajac kieszenie, Mar.
jusz zebraf piec frank6w i szesnascie sous.
By}o to wszystko, co posiadai W tel chwili.
To bsdzie dosyc ma dzisiejszy obiad, pomys.
la}, a jutro zobaczymy. Zatrzymaf Ola siebie
szesnascie sous a pieG frank6w oddaf dziew.
czynie.
Chwycifa pienisdze.
Dobrze! = rzekfa - Jest slo1ce!-I
jakgdyby sfo1ce mialo to wlasnosc, &c topic
W jej m6zgu zarysy zargonu-m6wiia dalej:
= ,,Piec frank6w! Bfyszczy! Kr6ll w ia.
kiei dziurze. Wvsmiepiciel Dobrv z ciebie
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64) WIKTOR HUGO.
NEDZN|CY.
p o w l f S G.
(Cisg dalssy.)

NaZyWaia MarJusza Pc lmlenlu, nle mOSl
przeto watpit, &c do niego przyszla. Ale kto
byfa? Zkad wiedziala o jego imieniu2
Dziewczyna weszfa do pokoju, ME czekajac,
patruiac sic izdebce i rozrzuconemu i6zku, z
pewna zuchwaloscia, cd kt6rej sciskafo sic
SERGE. Przez wielkie dziury W sp6dnicy wi.
dac byio jej dlugie nogi i chude kolana.
Trzesla sic Gala. w ~istocie, trzymala W reku
list, kt6ry podawala Marjuszowi. Otwiera.
JAG list, Marjusz zauwazaf, &c oplatek, kt6.
rym 90 zamknieto, byl ~jeszcze mokry; ME
m6gl przeto pochodzic z bardzo daleka.
Przeczyta} CO nastepuje:
Moi milky sasiedzie, Mfodzie6cze! Do.
wiedziafem sic o pa6skiej dobroci ola mnie,
aes pan zaplacil "a mnie komorne, poi roku
temu. Bfogos}awie was, mlodziehcze! Moja
starsza c6rka powie wan, &c cd dw6ch dni
ME many kawafka chleba, cztery osoby, j
moja chora malzonka. Jezeli mic mole pre-.
konanie ME zawodzi, moge zdaje sic spodzie.
wac, &c vase SERGE wspanialomyslne wzruszy
sic ma to wiadomosc i natchnie was zadza las.
kawosci ku mnie, &c zechcecie mic obdaro.
wac malem acknowledgement.
Pozostaje z wysokiem powazaniem jak
nalezy sic dobroczyhcy ludzkosci,
Jondrette.
P. s. Moja c6rka bedzie czekala ma roe.
kay panskie kochany panic Marjuszu".
w t~ajemniczej p~rzygodzie, kt6ra zajmo.
wala Marjusza cd wczorajszego wieczora, list
ten byi swiecs wniesiona do ~piwnicy. Wszyst-
ko nagle zostalo oswietlone. Ten list pocho:
dzil ztad, zksd~ pochodzify cztery tamte. By.
10 to samo pismo, ten sam styl, ia sama or.
tografja, ten sam papier, ten sam zapach ty.
toniu. Pisc list6w, piec historic, pisc nazwisk,
pisc podpis6w, a jeden piszscy. Kapitan his
PIANO don Alvares, nieszczesliwa matka Bali.
zard, dramatyczny poeta Genflot, starry aktor
Fabantou, wszyscy CT czterej nazywali sic
Jondrette, jezeli w dodatku, sam Jondrette
zwaf sic Jondrettem.
Marjusz, chociaz oddawna mieszkal W
ruderze, rzadko jednak kiedy, jak powie.
dzielismy, miai sposobnosc widzenia swoich
sasiad6w. Jego umysf byl czem innem zaje.
ty, a gdzie umysl tam i wzrok. Spotykaf sic
zapewne ME rag z Jondrettami ma korytarzu
i ma ~schodach; ale byly to Ola niego sylwet-
XII tylko; tax mafo uwagi zwracal nj mich, &c
poprzedniego wieczora spotkawszy IA bull.
warze c6rki Jondretta, ME poznal ich, a by.
~ to widocznie one, i teraz, kiedy jedna z
mich weszfa do jego pokoju, ~niepredko wsr6d
uczuc wstrstu i litosci, obudziio sic W MIN
niejakie wspomnienie, &c gdzies juz ia spo.
tykas.
Teraz pojmowal wszystko. Widocznie,
&c jego sssiad, Ola poratowania siebie W ne
dry, zrobil przemysi z tego, % wyzyskiwai
miiosierdzie dobroczynnych os6b, i wysta-
rawszy sic o adresy pisywai pod wymySlone.
mi naSwiskami do ludzi W jego mniemaniu
bogatych i litosciwych; listy te posylal przez
c6rki, narazajac je takim sposobem ma wszel-
kie niebezpiecze6stwa; ryzykowsl ie, grail z
losem j dzieci swe stawiaf ma stawke. z ich
wc1orajszej ucieczki, z zadyszania, przestra.
chu i tych kilku slow zargonu, kt6re usly.
szai, wnosil, &c nieszczesliwe ~1ajmowaly sic
opr6cz tego iakiems haniebnem rzemioslem,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-10-11
Missionary Letter.

New York, Oct. 11.--Rev. DR.. A. B.
Leonard, corresponding secretary of the
Methodist Episcopal society, states it
has been decided that the Methodist
missionary force will remain in Pekin
during the winter. Robert e. Speer,
one of the secretaries OF, the Presby7
terian board for foreign missions, re-
ceived letter from Rev. Paul d. Ber-
gen, of Wohein Station, who wrote
from the German city of Tsingtan, un-
der date of Sept. 4th, as follows: The
situation is at present not re-assuring
Not to sepak of the threatening clouds
in the other parts of the empire, here
in San Tung the people are more rest.
less and bitter than before the taking
of Pekin. Rev. J.. H. Chalfant writes
from the same place the Chinese arsen
ais at Shanghai, Marking and WI
Chang are working night and day turn
ing out war material which is being
supplied the boxers. A day or twe
before the letter was written the con
struction train on the new German
railway had been fired upon only five
miles from Tsingtan which the Ger
mans are making a great fortified sea
Dort.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-10-11
Bryan In MIchiaan.

Battle Creek, Mich. Oct II Nv. J.
Bryan made the first speech of the
day at Hastings, at 7:15. Notwith-
standing the early hour. he had a good
audience. He talked largely of inn.
perialism, saying the Filipinos should
have their own flag which we should
help protect. The second speech was
at Nashville, where for five minutes,
Bryan suggested a series of questions
to the republicans. At Charlotte. Mr..
Bryan ran hurriedly over the issues of
the campaign during a twenty minute
stop. He talked half an hour at Bat
tie Greek.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-10-11
condensed TeIeqrams.

w. A. Clark says the sinking of the
Verde mines was not serious. No lives
were lost
The English elections show minis
teriallsts gains.
Postmaster General Charles Emory
Smith speaks hopefully of republican
prospects. M
U. S. Senator Carter, of Montana,
says the electoral vote of his state is
doubtful, but the republican state and
legislative ticket will be elected.
Senator Hanna will make thirty
seven speeches.
Geo. Owints confesses to holding up
the train at Fairbanks, Arizona. Bert
Alvord, former peace officer at Wilcox,
was at the head of an organized gang
and this was their first break.
The trial of Henry Youtsey was post
poned. the accused still being in a
stupor.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-10-11
FOR WHITES ONLY
A cOIored Man Is Refused NasuraIlza.
tion Papers.


Trenton. N. j., Oct. 11.-Judge Kirk
patrick, Of the U. S. circuit court. re-
fused naturalization papers to Robert
spalding tcoIored), native Of Dutch
Guinea, on ground that the federal
laws permit naturalization Of white
males only.
Spalding is graduate of Howard
University, Washington, and is now
student at Princeton university and
had expected to take up the study of
law. His inability to become natural
lied will prevent his admission to the
bar. Spaulding said he would appeal
the case to Attorney General Griggs.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-10-11

"One day last winter lady came
to my drug store and asked for a
brand of cough medicine that I did
not have in stock" says Mr.. G. r.
Grandin, the popular druggist of On
tario, N. Y. "She was disappointed
and wanted to know what cough pre-
paration / could recommend. | said
to her that could freely recommend
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
that she could take a bottle of the
remedy and after giving it fair trial
if she did not find 1t. worth the money
TO bring back the bottle and would
refund the price paid. In the course
Of day or two the lady came back
in company with friend in need OF
cough medicine and advised her to
buy Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. |
consider that a very good recommen-
dation for the remedy" The remedy
owes its great popularity and exten-
sive sale in a large measure to the
personal recommendation of people
who have been cured by its use. 1t
is for sale by KID. Goodall, druggist.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-10-11
With Large Escort the Dowa-
ger Empress and Emperor
Move Further From Sea.
COMMENT ON FRENCH NOTE
The Island of Leyte Is In State OF
TurmoIl-A Negro Is Refused
Naturalization.
AMERICAN PORK CoRNERED

Paris, Oct. 11.-Negotiations are pro
ceeding actively on the subject of pro
positions contained in the note of NJ
Delcasse, minister of foreign affairs
regarding China, said here the situa-
ton was as follows: Russia, Italy,
and Austria accept the note uncondi-
tionally. Germany has not yet commu-
nicated her reply officially, but the
French government has been given to
understand that the German govern
ment considers that the note affords
a basis for negotiations. Great Brit
ain, also, has adhered to the French
note, except respecting the permanent
prohibition of the import of arms into
China, o which point it makes certain
reservations. The answer Of the Uni
ted States is not known. Japan has not
replied officially, but is expected to
acquiesce.
Shanghai, Oct 1.-THE Chinese re-
port the arrival Of the emperor and
dowager empress at Chsu Ching
October 9Th, $50 miles southwest of
Tai Yuan Flu. After days rest, the.
Chinese report added, the imperial
party proceeded, escorted by large
forces. 1t is reported here the Russian
troops from the southwark occupied
Mukden (Manchuria) without opposi-
tion, while the Russians from the north
captured Tie Ling, forty miles north of
Hong Kong. Oct. 11.-Admfral Ho,
with two hundred troops arrived at
San Chun, from Canton.
A detachment of four hundred other
troops is about to land at Deep Bay, |
near Hong Kong.9
ID dTI}he Is Jso Bombay infantry has been order.
'rontier on two hours nonce:d IN the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-10-11
STEWART KILLED
AT KAAPUNURDEN
al Beers Become Active and XIII
British officer and Several
Prlvates.
ROOSEVELT is STONED AGAIN
The American Board of Foreign
Missions Is Meeting at
st. Louis.
A REQUIsITIoN is REFUSED

London, Oct. 1.-THE following dis
patch was received from Lord Roberts
Pretoria, Oct 1O.-An engine with a
truck conveying party of engineers
belonging to Paget's rifle brigade
while proceeding yesterday to Kaap-
muiden, was ambushed by the Beers
Captain Stewart, with forty men of the
rife brigade, went to their support
Casualties unfortunately were heavy
Stewart and one private were killed
Captain Paget, Lieut., Steubbs, and
five engineers were wounded, Lieut.
Sewell and ten of the rifle brigade
were made prisoners. De Lisles
mounted men and colonials, after three
dasy fighting, have driven De Wet
= north of the Vaal near Venterskroon.
De Wet has been assuring the burgh-
ers that Europe would stop the war
October 10th. The Beers were thus
buoyed with the hope that something
would intervene to end the war in their
favor I trust they now realize how
futile are their expectations.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-10-11
Resolution PASSED MIchIoan House.

Lansing, Mich. Oct. 11.--A joint res
olution authorizing the submission al
the general election in November OF a
constitutional amendment permitting
the taxation of railroads aud other
corporations on the'cash value of their
property, passed the house at noon
today. The republican majority in the
senate caucused early today and de-
cided to dispose of the resolution this
afternoon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-10-11
LEYTE IN TURMOIL.
The euerrilIas And Rebels Fight With
Deadly. Result.

H ~ -a E.
Manila, Oct. 1.-THE west coast
island Of Leyte is in state Of turmoil
The rebel Ladrones are actively plum.
dering. General Mjica's officers are
surrendering; his soldiers attempting
to escape to Samar in boats, are be
ing captured and his organization pro
ken up. The captured guerrillas ano
Ladrones stated the fifth instant tna'
thirty Americans attacked forty-hve
rebels, rifed their strong hold at Cam
arine province and routed them Kill
ing ten. Two Americans were killet
and three wounded. Twenty OF th'
Thirty-Second infantry in the engage
ment on the 10th instant in Batan pro
vince, had one man killed and lou
wounded.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-10-11
Linton controls american Pork.

London, Oct. 11.-Sir Thomas Lip
ton said today: 1T is fact that |
control today practically all the pork
in the United States. l have no inten-
ton of raising the price to an exor-
bitant degree. am perfectly satisfied
to make a fair. profit out of the deal
and shall do all that is possible to
avoid causing serious trouble to those
who sold short. In fact, let some
go the other day in order to save a
few threatened failures"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-10-11

att ne AWSfiSe't t5Sa'~ -
st Louis. Oct. 11.-Attendance at
the first annual meeting of the Ameri-
can board OF commissioners for for
eign missions, holding three days
session in Pilgrim Congregational
church, was considerably increased
today. Great interest is shown in the
discussion of the boards work in Chi
ma. Rev. Judson Smith, foreign secre-
tary of the American board, read an
interesting paper on achina, the
Situation and outlook He predicted
immense enlargement Of missionary
opportunity in China. The paper was
followed by a general discussion OF
the subject by missionaries and ON
GERS of the board.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-10-11

The Santa Fe has given the contract
'for 800 coal cars to the Illinois car
and equipment company They are to
be Of the so-calIed hopper style and
will cost the road 100000. BY their
use it is expected that gravel. crushed
stone and other ballast can be placed
on the track at considerable saving
Of time and labor The cars win be
especially adapted to the unloading of
coal into pits. They are 10 be Of 80.-
900 lbs. capacity. !,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-10-11

At meeting Of the republican coun-
.y. central committee at Albuquerque,
it was decided to hold the county con-
vention, for the nominat4on of candi-
dates for county offices, on October
24th.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-10-11

albany. N. X. Oct. l1.-Iieut. Gov
ernor woodruff has been served with
napers in the matter Of requisition
for the directors of the Standard OIL
company. made hy Governor Savers,
OF Texas. and declined to honor them
hasine his declInation upon the decis-
ion Of Former Governor Flower that
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-10-11
INDIANA7FoLL.ows COLORADO.
Roosevelt Meets With Another Stone
Throwing incident.


Marion, Ind, Oct. 11.-Gov. Roose-
velts train was side tracked four miles
from this city during the night after its
run from Fort Wayne After the train left
Fort Wayne the stone throwing Incl
dent in the streets of that city was
the chief topic of conversation. IC
was considered beyond doubt to have
.sass.ssu.-s ssIes sworks.of hoodlums. Curtis
H. Guild, Jr., who was struck in tho
face by a stone thrown at Roosevelt
was not seriously hurt. Il am not in
jured at allg, said Roosevelt, there
is danger that this may be magni
fed. 1t amounted to nothing" Cover
nor Mount, who was aboard the train
extended an apology in the name OF
the state of Indiana.
Anderson, Ind, Oct 11.-Governor
Roosevelt began the second day of his
campaign tour in Indiana by maA-ns
ten minute speeches at Marion, Fair
mount and Alexandria, after which thu
. duration of stops was increased tc
twenty minutes. In all towns, large
delegations from the country were
present:
Muncie, Ind, Oct, 11.-At Anderson
the crowd to which Governor Roosevelt
spoke nllea ten-acre lot. In the
throng were 500 steel and file factor!
employees in rough rider uniforms ant
as many more mounted. All factorie
shut down during the morning to per
NIT their employees to attend, thei
wages continuing At Muncie, Their
was no speaking. The time was de
voted to a parade. All the factorie
closed, the employees drawing full pay
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Mrs. Marian Kennedy and her ac-
comnlished daughter, Miss Mabel, left
Albuquerque for Lawrence, Kans.,
where they will spend several months
visiting the relatives of the late G.
W. Kennedy.
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unless evidence was presented that
the persons named had been in Texas,
and there committed the crime, 1t
could not be honored.
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UeIs CIOtIIIns anu iu'lasss es-s----.
made suits neatly cleaned and repair
cd All work turned out promptly
Ind. at reasonable rates. Bring your
old clothes around and have them
made almost new again by my pro-
cess of cleaning.
PEDRO CEDDIO, Prop.
Opposite San Miguel national bank,
on Grand avenue. 287-1m.
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Brings business, II you want
to buy anything, rent any.
thing, sell anything, the best
and quickest t.fesults are 10 be
had through The Optic wants.
ooooeo0oee ocoo'so99ec
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are used in The Optics Job
Department. 80 you can depend
on II that youf work viii be
turned out with an up-to-dafe.
ness not to be excelled.
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d df}ae }abe Jeo Bombay infantry has been order
rontier on two hours nonce:d m the
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-04-06

his sides until his back was bumped.
His tail was stiffly horizontal. His
mouth was open and his eyes were
shut, while great tears the size Of pea
nuts rolled down his leathery face.
There was a great drawing up OF the
sides, a long continued CONFUSION, a
trembling Of the floor and then an ex-
plosion like the report of the Boer can
non Long Tom" at L~adysmith. Half a
bucket Of water shot out in a stream
toward the monkeys cage, while the
elephants legs trembled as he pre-
pared for a second sneeze. There vas
a rumbling like that of an earthquake
and a volcanic crack. All the animals
set up a roar. Dewey's cat jumped
down on the back of the goat and every
monkey screamed shrilly. The Quagga
brayed and the kangaroo parked. The
leopards snarled and Prince Tiny Mite
nearly tumbled off his platform. jolly
had been known to sneeze only twice
before since Director-General Botock
had owned him.