davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-08-20
1906 to s2.es1. 4os. 1858.

manufactures In 1890 was $9,372,378,-
s4s, and In 1905 S14.s73.S1s.425. not
Including that from the hand trades.
Taking the testimony OF President
Cleveland and Samuel Gompers as to
the deplorable condition in 1894, 1895
and 1896, 1t will be readily seen that
the industrial development OF the
country. both as affecting labor and
capital, has been at the rate OF 100
per cent In the ten years.
There has been much discussion
and no little confusion over the effort
TO compare the relative Increase In
wages and cost of living In the last
few years. The labor bureau Of the
United States In Its last bulletin on
this question made a very careful
analysis for the IA years from 1890
TO 1904. In that comparison and an
alysis 1t WAS shown that the weekly
earnings OF all employees had increas-
ed 53.4 per cent from 1894 to 1904,
and that the retail prices of food
products had Increased in the same
'inie o"'s - pei e"'. "e'
.o'o' 40 'uo o'' anu
tlHc investigation that has been
'iAue VI .ne suD'e''
"' '"e ~e'o'S " NC sun
The Republican party has always
followed the maxim "Plant the fac
Wy ~ Wv. i"' W. '"A' 'neie mag NC
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'he "esl anu 'he oou.n bringing az
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se'hef' ihe ne~ s'a'is''cs oi manu-
lA''u'e" oo"ip''eu W '"e oni'eu
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and no. trrroa hoo, int. tho n,ont i,
larger share of its earnings to in
crease the demand for labor and nj.
tImately increase the output.
This census also shows that in the
fve years from 1900 tn 1905 the in.
Icreaaa IN tho nuuhar of waya.aornore
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-08-20
BRING THE SCHOOL CHILDREN

To the Strater hotel--one day-Sat-
urday, Sept. 1. when DR.. Sapera, the
well known Eye. Ear, Nose and
Throat Specialist of Denver will ex-
anime their eyes free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-09

said, What do you make the total, Miss Trescott?"
She handed him the sheet.
Same made it." he said, looking at the
I'VE are beaten, Westland,' said Harris
Westland's lips closed in a straight line. We
will fight it through, though" he declared grimy
Some miracle may happen at the meeting"
Harris shrugged his shoulders.
Westland turned to Rebecca. There is nothing
added kindly You had better go home and rest
l hope that you will find your aunt better. Take
vacation until Monday
AS she left the room she could not keep her lip
from trembling, and she felt an unreasonng wrath
against Citing, just because he had failed. She
walked mechanically to the subway, took her place
in the train, and leaned back YEARLY in her seat
The reaction had come, and everything looked
dark. She saw nothing except failure and trouble
everywhere. She thought of Westland, fighting
his hopeless tight at the meeting; she saw Eltng's
face detected by his failure; and her anxiety for
her aunt which had been thrust into the back of
her mind by the exciting events of the morning,
now filed her with foreboding The trip home
seemed endless, and when at last she entered their
little apartment and softly opened the door of the
sick room she feared to hear what might be told her
The nurse whispered in response to her look,
Your aunt is very i'll, but worse than is to be
expected with this disease. She has been delirous,
but fortunately she is quiet now You look i'll your
you will break down If any change comes in your
aunt's condition, | will call you.
Rebecca went to her room and tried to sleep, but
She could not At last she dozed off and dreamed
that the Sunrise mine cavng in, and that her
aunt was buried under mountain of earth, and
that Harris said that nothing could be done She
awoke shivering with fright, and went back to the
sick
Her aunt deirious again and Rebecca
came in she heard her say: Yes, Matthew, YOU
meant it for the best. Cheats! All the money YOU
had-how pretty-Sunrise?
Rebecca started at the name
Her aunt wandered on. Il said would always
keep them, dear, and-now | can't find them. y
What is it that you can't find, Aunt Nary"
asked Rebecca soothingly.
The shares-the Sunrise shares-oh, Matthew
Humor her," whispered the Pretend
to find them.
Rebecca walked unsteady to the old secretary
which stood in corner of the room. Aimlessly she
went through the contents and nearly cried out
when she came upon envelop neatly labeled in
her aunts precise handwriting, Sunrise Mining
Stock. She tore it open with trembling fingers.
paper was inside She spread it out and read:
Sunrise Mining Comparatively
Lamont-Ten Thousand Shares"
She looked at her watch. There
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locate that missing block of ten thousand shares
we should be in the game; but the owner has dis
enough. Can't be found, anyway"
Perhaps Thompson has had better luck. Smell,
his confidential man, is sly weasel
That's so, nodded West1and.
well if he has, SO much the worse for us" added
Harris modify. Perhaps had better close
with Thompson's offer and sell him holdings"
What at the price he offers?"
I'VE are likely to be out the whole thing if the
Thompson crowd gets control. You know how
easy it is for superintendent to lose the vein-f
he is told to. And one of Thompson's men will be
superintendent after the election, mind YOU Then
with the vein lost, and no dividends in sight, the
bank may" Here he glanced at Rebecca and
paused abruptly.
Westland thought for minute then he squared
his shoulders. No Harris, let's fight this thing
through. We are not sure what Thompson has
Besides there is the chance that Citing may be able
down the five thousand shares that he thought
he had located in Buffalo He will, if anyone can.
He is the brightest have in the office
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DrOkeTS, looked nerVOuSly at her watch
~ she left the subway that morning. She
late Her aunt, Mrs Lamont, with
whom she lived, had been taken suddenly ill in the
night, and Rebecca had not dared to leave her
until the nurse had arrived.
The strain of sleepess night of anxiety showed
in Rebecca's face and the din of the subway had
not let herself go, for on this day of all others she
needed her strength and clear head.
For weeks the fierce struggle for the control of
the Sunrise Mining Company had been going
between Westland & Harris and the Thompson
crowd. To-day the elimination of the fight.
The stockholders meeting for the election of drec-
tors would take place between two and four o'clock
in the afternoon at the office of the company The
Sunrise mine, for years considered worthless, had
In night become great prize and the mad fight
on for the fabulous vein which men now knew
lay under that grim mountain in far away Colorado.
When Rebecca entered the office she felt the
tenseness in the atmosphere. Messengers were COM
ing and going and the place alive with work.
She took up her pencil and note book and went
into Westand's private Office. She found him
and his partner busy at desk Uttered with stock
certificates and proxies. Il very sorry to be
late. Mr.. Westland,' she said
Yes, yes, answered Westand absently. "Now,
first take this agreement, please" And he began
debating tense, rapid sentences to Rebecca, who
sat close over her note book.
This was the great day! Her quick blood had
been fired by the struggle and by the way that
Westand had carried it on She knew that it was
touch and 60 with the Sunrise deal.
There, Miss Prescott, that is all, said West1and.
Strike it off in duplicate and have Jimmy take it,
quick. Then come back. want you to make
list of these proxies
Rebecca took the notes to her desk and. swiftly
striking off the agreement, despatched it, with a
note to Maxwell & Jones, and went back to West
lands Office.
AS Rebecca again entered the room she heard
Harris say, I'VE are four thousand shares short of
the number that we know Thompson controls
Westland nodded, and turned to Rebecca.
Please make list of these proxies, Miss Prescott"
he said " Put the number of shares opposite each
name ana see what YOU make the total No, DON
go Sit down at that table there l do not
want the proxies taken out of this room"
Rebecca sat down and began her work
1T is absurd to be beaten by SO small Margin
growled Harris.
Westland nodded. That's So he answered;
but we have raked the country and can't find
another share that Thompson has not bought
does not hold the proxy for
Harris chewed moodily at his cigar THE worst
of it IS, he went on, the mine considered
worthless for so long that lot of the stockholders
have died or changed their locations and can't be
found
Yes" assented Westland. Now if we could
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At the mention of Fittings
name Rebecca bent more closely
over her work.
IF he does succeed in finding
the owner of the stock, " went on
Westland, and gets back here
in time with his proxy, we have
a show"
"All the morning trains are
in," answered Harris, looking at
his watch.
Yes, if they are on time;
but"
At this moment there came a
hurried knock at the door.
Come I'M" called West1and.
The door opened and a keen
faced young man entered and
closed it behind him.
Rebecca gave him a swift
glance, her heart humping If
only he has succeeded! she
murmured.
Elting!" exclaimed Westland,
starting from his chair. We'll,
what luck?"
None, Sir" answered Citing.
Il found the man; but so did
Thompson, and he found him
first. | couldn't touch him.
Thompson has his proxy. l did
all that | could"
Il am sure you did" said
Westland quietly. Well, it can't
be helped"
AS Citing turned to go, he
looked at Rebecca. She could
not hide the disappointment in
her face Il did all that
could" he said in a low tone as
he passed her chair.
Rebecca did not look up from
her work.
After Citing had left the room
Westland turned to her and
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!; { e: IS: s:
late. Her aunt, Mrs Lamont with
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28

orbeiten, mclder iowobI fir oie
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ten 9eItellerung bon 8ru,oelger'
tblinl I'M Nrner, rn0 spar sic poac
Stctcrrote fir bcbulttc$ @runo.
eigentbum an Gepiloitcrtcn Strobcn,
bcbolltcS @rrubeiGentbunl olt lltgc'
piIoIterten Strobcn 5luci 9rittel
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Stellerrotc unO Grb0bung Der Mini-
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Samoelte in selbitbertbeioismns.

Ger Heger @oluarO Cole iuirit ieinem
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nen 3icgellteilJ uuo ihlcuoerte, dis
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in Nmerifo perlebt bat, I'M iuieoer
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5uci Sobren perlieB Ger iunge Berger
iein glternbulls, crbielt cine Initels
lung olif Dem n9torooelltiden SloDo".
Compiler ,9reslou" mn gclon9tc
Damn bon Baltimore ouf 6rad)t3ilgcll
nod Gbicago. SeitOcn bot Der 9nobe
in 9rolpnstonn bel Chicago mo
| Ioirnlolnt, @.sGo., ouf Sdrntcn fir
aoIt lrn0 &ogiS gearbcltet, obltc lc Ct.
men 2obn ST erhalten. Seine Gltern
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oesbolb lit ser anobc nod Baltimore
gefonmciL INN Don bier nah Gclltld.
lon0 3l fobrcn. Gr bat 5rpar fei;t
8clo, ober oolleS Gertrouen, oaB CT
@clcacnbeit filtOcn miro, oif irgelO
elmo @ciic nicoer mad, 3clttlGlono
uno at ieinen Glter1 SIT ~gelnnaen.
Inter $1,000 9ilrg d a t.
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tan zines Der @a9gcrboote Der Seq
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miO YoIijiit Hpon Die Scrbaitlng
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@ritOrr bes SpierS nit eillcnl lllaiis.
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tultg 9~looogonO's, bod fonrlte oo-
miols oiaicm @rnide ni6t cHtipro-
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Witglic0cr be9 Nluiniii /. ScrcinS 6eS
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iioent Oes 5meiten Gatbs5lueiges,
Br1lioent SraHentien BON Der SSobns
Sopfins' llniperiitdt, Yr1iiOent Ea'
faro bon Der S6ulbeborbc uno 3r.
=. Stonlep @arp iperoen DEM Ban.
felt beiipobncn.
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gcionbt. 9eioc Negcr orbcItcn III
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Monnihaft ocs 5peimoltiget Sdoo'
ncrS yGoipor Scit," Weld)er nit CT,
rcr 2uoung &oblen bon Baltimore
nod) Noriolf fllbr, entging nit tnop'
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taa scr Sdooncr nobc Snlitbs Eoint
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