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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-01
Res Augusta.

hes augusta.
Wieczor ten wstrzasna{ SLIME Mariu.
SEEN, / smutna ciemnosc zapanowala W jego
duszy. Doznal tego, czego doznaje, bye mo.
lono Ola zlozenia ziarna zbozowego; czuie
tylko rane; drzenie poczecia i radosc pfodu
nastepuja p6zniej. Marjusz byf ponury. Ia.
ledwie wyrobl W sobie Ware i mialbyz juz
ja odrzucic2 Sam z%apewniaf siebie &c ME.
Oswiadczal, &c ME chce watpic i zaczaf wat.
pic pomimo wolf. Bye pomiedzy dwiema re.
ligjami jedns z kt6rej jeszcze sic ME wy.
szfo, druga, do kt6rej jeszcze sic ME weszlo-
Jest rzecza nieznosna; zmierzch podoba sic
tylko duszom nietoperzom. Marjusz miaf
zcenice otwarta i trzeba mu byfo prawdziwe.
60 swiatfa. Mrok w~atpliwosci sprawiaf mu
bolesc. Jakkolwiek silnem bylo jego prag.
nienie p~ozostat tam, gdzie byl, i trzymac sic
tego CO zdobyl, wszystko zmuszalo 60 ME.
przezwyciszenie iac dalej, posuwat sic ma.
prod, badac, myslec, postepowac coraz da.
lei. Dokad mlato to go zaprowadzit2 Lska{
sic, aaeby zrobiwszy lyle krok6w, by zblizyc
kt6reby oddalafy 60 cd niego. Tioczsce sic
mysi wzmagafy jego niemoc. Urwista po.
chylosc zarysowywala sic dokofa niego. Me
zgadzal sic on ami z dziadkiem ami re swymi
przyjaciolmi; zuchwaly Ola pierwszego, "a.
cofany ola drugich, ujrzal sic podw6jnie O..
samotnionym, tax wobec starycb jak wobec
m}odziezy. Przestal uczsszczac do kawiarni
Musain.
w tym niepokoju wewnstrznym ME
myslal zgo1a o pewnych watnych stronach
codziennego istnienia. R~zeczywistosc zycia
ME dale sic jednak zapomniec. Gwaitownie
potracifa 60 ona. Pewnego poranku gospo.
dsrz hotelu wszedl do pokoju Marjusza j
rzekl do niego:
- Pan Courfeyrac porsczyl "a pana.
- Lecz potrzebowalbym pienisdzy.
Pros pan Courfeyraca, by przyszedi
rozm6wic sic re mns-powiedzial Marjusz.
Kiedy Courfeyrac przyszedi. gospodarz
ich zostawil. Marjusz opowiedzial w6wczas,
czego dotad jeszcze ME zrobii, ae Jest sam ma
swiecie i De ME ma rodzic6w.
- Coz poczniesz ?-zapytaf Courfeyrac.
- Mic ME wien odpowiedzial Mar.
- COZ bsdziesz robil?
- Mic ME wien.
- Masz pieniadze?
- Pietnascie frank6w.
Cheese, azebym ci pozyczyi?
- Ia mic.
- Masz odzienie2
- Otto Jest.
- Masz jake klejnoty2
- Zegarek.
- Srebrny2
- Zoty. Otto jest.
Imam kupca, kt6ry kupi surdut cd
ciebie i pantalony.
- Dobrze.
= Bsdziesz mial tylko jedne pantalony,
kamizelke, kapelusz i tuzurek.
- l buty.
= 1 coz znowul Przeciez boso chodzic
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-01
500 WIkTOR HUGO.
NEDZNICY.
OWIESC.
(Ciag dalssy)
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(Ciag dalssy.)
WidnOkrag sc rOzszerza.

chwile2 Niewiadomo! Wybuch smiechu ma.
stspuje pc rozczuleniu. w chwili zartu poja.
via sic mysl powazna. Pobudki zaleza cd
pierwszego lepszego slowa. Nastr6j kazde
60 jest najwyzszy. Dosyc sfowka dowcipne.
60, ably wywo}ac cos niespodziewanego. To
SO rozmowy z naglemi zwrotami, gdzie per-
spektywa zmienia sic odrazu. Przypadek jest
maszynists w tych rozmowach. Mysl powaz
ma, kt6ra dziwacznie powstafa z trzasku slow
rzuconych, przeszyla naraz to gmatwanine
wyraz6w, kt6remi W nieladzie szerm, wall
Grantaire. Bahore!, Prouvaire, Bossuet, Com
beferre i Courfeyrac. w jaki spos6b pozos.
tale pewien frazes W rozmowie2 Czem sic to
dzieje, &c nagle zwraca on powszechna uwa-
&c ma siebie? Jak juz powiedzielismy, Mkt
tego ME vie. Wsr6d wrzawy Bossuet,zakoh
czyl naraz zwrot sw6j do Combeferrea haste
pujaca data:
- w czerwcu 1915 r.: Waterloo.
Ma ten wyraz: Waterloo" - Marjusz,
kt6ry siedzial opar5y ma lokciu PREY szklan-
&c woody, ~stojacej ma stole, usunal reke z pod
podbr6dka i zaczaf uwaznie wpatrywac sic
W m6wiscych.
- Pardieu! - Zawolal Courfeyrac -
(Pardleu W tel epoce wyszlo z uaycia) cyfra
ia Is jest dziwna i mnie zastanawia. Jest to
cyfra fatalna Ola Bonapartego. Postawcie
pred MIA Ludwika a poza mia brumaire a
bsdziecie mieli caly los tego czlowieka, z ia
wyrazna szczegolnoscia, &c "a poczatkiem tue
idzie koniec.
Enjolras, dotad milczscy, przerwaf mil.
genie i rzekf do Courfeyraca:
Cheese powiedziec: "a zbrodnia idzie
odpokutowanie.
Wyraz: zbrodnia, dopelnil MARY cierp
liwosci Marjusza, jua bardzo wzruszonego
naglem wywoianiem Waterloo. Powstal i
poszedf zwolna do mapy Francji, zawieszo
mel ma ~scianie; u dofu mapy widac bylo wys
palec ma to klatke rzeki:
- Korsyka. Mala wyspa, kt6ra Fran.
Gle zrobila wielks.
By1 to niby powiew zimnego powietrza.
Wszyscy umilkli. Przeczuwano, &c cos waz.
nego ma nastapiG. Bahorel odcinajac sic Bos
suetowi, juz miaf p zybrac ulubiona postawe
posagu. Wyrzekl sic tego by sluchac. En-
jolras, kt6rego blskitne oko ME zwracafo sic
ma nikogo i zdawalo sic rozgladac W pr6zni,
rzekl ME patrzac ma Marjusza.
Francja ME potrzebuje zadnej Kor.
syki, azeby bye wielks! Francja jest wielka
dlatego, &c jest Francis! Quia nonainor leo.
Marjusz ME uczuwaf ochoty u%stepowac;
zwr6cil sic do Eniolrasa, i CLOS jego "a.
brzmial tenn drzeniem, kt6rego dale view
netrzne wzruszenie:
= Bro1 Boze, zebym miai zmniejszac
znaczenie Francii! lecz zespalac z Napoleo
mem, ME znaczy ia zmniejszac. TAX, pom6w.
my o tenn. Jestem pomisdzy wami nowicjusz,
lecz przyznaje sic, zadziwiacie mic. Gdzies.
my9 Cosmy9 Kto iestescie2 Kto ia jestem9
POrozumieimy sic co do cesarza. Slyszs jak
m6wicie Buonaparte akcentujsc jak ~rojalisci.
Uprzedsam, &c moi dziadek ~jeszcze lepiej 70.
bi: on m6wi Boudaparte. Go wzbudza VASE
zapal, i co z MIN rObicie9 Kogo wielbicie,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-01

w tel chwili uczuf ma swojem ramieniu
reks Enjolrasa.
= Obywatelu rzekl Enjolras - moja
matks jest rzeczpospolita!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-01

rozm6wic sic re mns-powiedzial Marjusz.
Kiedy Courfeyrac przyszedi. ~gospodarz
ich zostawil. Marjusz opowiedzial w6wczas
czego dotad jeszcze ME zrobii, ze jest sam ma
swiecie i &c ME ma rodzic6w.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-26
"Mda0ay" Features Of
Paris EXPOSITION
Even to the Disappointed Visitor There Are Many
Things to Interest and Instruct
.NE of the numerous American

HNE Of the numerous American
" visitors who have already taken
in the sights of the Paris expo
sition said to me the other day that
in his estimation the whole show was
failure.
l believe that he judged the EXPOSE
ton harshly, and that in time he will
realize that he saw many things at
Paris that were of interest. Had he
said that the exposition was a
disappointment I could easily have
agreed with him, for such it has prov
en- to large number of visitors. In
the first place, the great show is by
no means complete even yet, and it
cannot possibly be ready for judg-
ment before the middle Of June, and
even at that one who saw the grounds
on opening day wonders how the
transformation has been accom-
plished. When April Is arrived the
task of completing the exposition be-
fore the middle of the summer seemed
hopeless, and the foreign newspaper
men III Paris were prepared to send
the news abroad that would keep WIS.,
itors at home for two or three months
at least, but the exposition authori-
ties begged so hard, and promised so
faithfully to have it in better shape
at an early date, that the verdict was
suspended for time, and the promise
has been kept much better than it
seemed possible to keep it.
Comparisons are always odious, and
I have none to make. But because
do not care to make any of my own
will not prevent me from repeating a
few remarks ] overheard the other
day. 1t was a titled EngIishman
speaking as he stood in the rotunda
of one of he Paris hotels:
This fair proves that Paris must
takes secondp place as an exposition civ
err said he. Chicago was far ahead
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-26
DOTS.

| Win. Bracken on tho Brandywine
Springs road is cutting his wheat this
week, The crop looks we'll and bids fair
to thrash out big yield.
@The Rev. Henry Ward Cunningham OF
this city will preach In Holy Trinity
Church, West Chester, Pa. this (Tueslay)
| evening
The Rev. S. Harrington Littel son Of
| Rev. y. Gardner Little Of New York Is a
missionary at Wuchong in the slaughter
district China.
DE- Jacob Derickson. Is a regular sum.
mer visitor at Cape May. Ho has a cot
tage at the popular sea side resort.
Mrs A. H. Hinckson, of Chester, Pa.
recovered her pocket book containing S.
which she lost while on visit to our city
Oh " edneaday last
The electric automobile which had been
brought from Philadelphia and run Oh
our streets all OF last week was shipped
back on Saturday afternoon on the 1
o'clock boat. Several hundred of our citi-
zens wore given ride In the vehicle by
generosity OF Mr.. Mulln.
Harvey j. Woods of No sos Adams
streets, was injured while riding hia bicy-
Gle at Rising sun last evening. He lost
control Of his wheel while going down the
steep hill there. He was thrown off and
badly bruisel.
Wilmington Is to have another nluSry.
What ~ will be or what kind of goods 1t
will manufacture those intere ted will rot
state at present. This new plant will en-
ploy between 800 and 400 persons. and IS
expected to locate here in very few
lie
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-26
THE MAREoRAMA, PARIS EXPOSITION,

of her last effort, and we had expect
ed that Paris would be as far ahead of
the Chicago show this time as she was
beaten by Chicago, but She is not.
In fact the Chicago exposition was a
much better show in every way than
this one is, and | venture to say that
nine-tenths of the people who saw
that one and then come to Paris and
see this one will be disappointed. l
know that | have been"
The American visitor who pro-
nOunced the fair failure should have
taken the same view of it as this Eng
fish nobleman. who is one of the few
who are spending their time in sight
seeing instead of fighting the Beers
in South Africa.
Speaking of fairs reminds me of a
pointer that ] have intended giving
those who expect to visit Paris this
year. If you want to court the good
gracrs of the Parisans do not speak
of the exposition us a fair, call il an
exposition, The Parisians have
learned TO distinguish between the
two. Chicago had Il far and big
one, it is admitted, but Paris has an
exposition, and expositions are in a
higher class by themselves.
No matter whether the visiting
American be disappointed or not; no
matter whether he pronounces the
Paris effort failure or success,
venture to say that he will find many
things inside the exposition grounds
that will be interesting and instruc-
tive. He begins to see things from the
time he comes within range of the
monumental entrance to the EXPOSE
ton, II is well that the authorities
here provided the beautiful entrance
that they have, it takes much Of the
curse away from the remainder Of the
show. To the person who visits Paris
with the intention of making compar-
isons this entrance gives a first good
impression in favor of Paris. for Chi
cago had nothing 10 compare with it
excepting the water entrance which
comparatively few people used. This
entrance is colossal in proportions. It
is formed of three great archways,
with an opening of over IS feet each,
They form "A triangle and cover more
than $500 square feet. The gates
through which visitors pass are 50 ar
ranged that $4,000 persons may be adj
mitted per hour The artistic decora-
ton Of this entrance has been secured
by the extravagant use of muIticol-
orpd imitation stones from which dur
ing the day the suns light is reflected
and at night the light from countless
electric lights
midway features are scattered
throughout the entire exposition
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-26

grounds. They are crowded about the
Trocadero, and are an especial feat
ure on the Rue de Paris. But the
midway" as Chicago knew it is Lack
ing in many respects, and this can be
said without detriment to the Paris
exposition, for while the side show
feature of the Chicago fair appealed
to practically every visitor, it was but
the tail of the kite after ALL and the
Paris kite is getting along to a great
extent without tail.
Not that there are not side shows
at Paris. They are innumerable, but
they are of a higher order than many
Of those seen at Chicago. There is
the Mareorama, for instance, that is
a good sample. and one that is attract
ing its full share of visitors. It gives
for small consideration pleasant
trip along the shores of the Medter-
ranean that is instructive and enter
tanning to those who have neither the
time nor money to enjoy the actual
experience. This trip on the Mediter-
Talledlt1S Hldue dDOdTu u IlbutTu DOdb
that Is fitted with every device tend
ing to increase the deception. The
building which houses this peculiar
feature is but 125 by los feet square
and rs feet in height, yet inside it one
journeys for hundreds of miles in u
completely rugged vessel that gives all
the sensations of q voyage at sea and
travels quietly past the beautiful
sights of the Mediterranean. The
whole arrangement is but a simple
optical illusion. the effect being pro-
duced by moving canvas on which is
painted in miniature the scenes along
the coast The journey will consume
but short time, us the rate of travel
is 100 miles per minute.
The restaurants on the exposition
grounds are among the notable and
numerous features, aud may be
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-26
,--~-- this, it is his
both the National Com.

,----e this, it is his
both the National Com
the National Convention
field his individual per-
nd work with the ma jori-
|ut such unity no party
bgether long.
ma is very right in de-
t if this insurgent move
pt up several Republican
nal districts will go
+. There are ten Demo-
pennsylvania to-day. In
bngress there were but
Pen districts were thrown
lllse of the Boilers and
! They went into Leg
ltricts and made fusion
|emocrats. and when flu.
bus made there is con-
Anger to the whole ticket.
] Martin combination,
afterwards joined by
Is responsible for the
OF from FIVE to seven
IN. and if the tactics of
alton are again to be
there can be little hope
these districts.
r too much is at stake
cans to join the little
:ontented and repudiat-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-26
At the Springs.


Brandywine Springs Park prom.
ises to be thronged during the
week. In addition to the thous ands
Of Wilmington people who will be
drawn thither by the beauties Of
the place and the famous Howsoh
Band, there will be three big ex-
cursions from Philadelphia, on
June 26, 81 and %.
The Philadelphia Press thus
describes the Park:
mo pleasure resort in the
country possesses more charms
than matchless Brandywine Spring
Park. The possibilities 1t offers
for safe, wholesome enjoyment are
houndless. During last summer
more than 100000 people visited
these springs, and now the number
Of friends OF the park and its man
agement far exceeds 100000.
Brandywine Springs Park is
most fortunately located with ref
erence to the centres Of population.
1t is fairy spot at the very thresh-
old OF the busy world. Removed
but fifteen minutes from Whining
ton and but forty-tive minutes from
Philadelphia. it is place of first
Importance in the consideration of
those endeavoring to select an ex-
cursion ground where the little
ones will be safe-guarded and de.
lighted and the older lolks made to
feel as happy as the children about
them.
In the long time ago the springs
which give the park its name drew
to them the most select families of
the South. From Baltimore and
Washington and other Southern
cities wealth and fashion came
rolling in their carriages to the
springs in order to taste of its wa
lers and to have wasted tissue and
tired brain built up and rested by
The meeicire that gushed forth in
crystal clearness from the laba-
tory OF nature. 1t was then that
the springs became famous. and
that fame it has kept until the pres
ent day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-26
Levy Court,

An adjourned session Of the Levy
Court met this morning. The COM
missioners present were Scott, Lynn
Gallagher and White. A commu.
nication was received from Attor-
ney John B. Rodney IN reference to
the bill presented to the court from
William X. Reynolds of Middletown
at the last meeting. The bill was
for 81. 20 which Mr.. Reynolds paid
Tor lodging and board for travellers
from California. The communica-
ton allowed that it would be all
right to pay the bill if the court SO
desired. but there was no law to
make them do so. On motion Of
Mr.. Gallagher the court refused to
pay the bill.
Nothing was done in the matter
OF the bridge over Red Clay creek
in Mill Creek hundred.
In reference to the tax rate for
the year beginning July l, Mr.. Gal
lagher said that the appropriations
were n OF ready, but would be by
Friday. Court ad journed until
Friday at 10 clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-26

A large dredge OF the Bowers Hydrau-
lic Dredging Company OF Camden n. j.,
began operations in the Christiana river
yesterday. The dredgo began operations
AT point near the Delaware Pulp Mil,
and gradually will work eastward.
From this mouth of the Chrstiana o
the pulp mills, the river Is to have II uni =
form depth of Fl feet, but the width OF
this channel will vary. The New York
Dredging Company made channel Is
feet d ep The channel from the mouth
Of tbs uhris lana TO the Brandywine W II
b. 80 feet In width from the Brandywinu
so puIp mills it will he ? 0 feet wide, and
from that point to Newport it vii be 40
fact wide.a
The mud removed by the dredge, is
bong placed on the lowltnds opposite thu
pulp mills. The contract is to b. tinIshe Il
by June 30, 1891
ihei New York Dredging Company Is
NJ work deepening the channel TO 10 tcet
TO The T.. W. X b Railroad bridge, and to
GOT from the bridge to Newport, lha
contract will DO finished in about a We. r