The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, November 14, 1912, Image 4

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    VOICE OF TUE M03.
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r • C>ty et
. > i wtr«* sitting about ilio («bica
in tL- patio of t.n* Hotel «io Jar­
dine, », •
p.< r
n <".(■<
« nd turning the uà/ ut the Ini* t
olirà«, ink «m-jr-d with hectic
bea rie«. fw*» ■
lr«-n posti**! .1
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111 tin ; r» M.rniiur. Waiter«
drou. <j bv the ki't.K 'i comer, and
the porter at th*- high d<> >rs giving
on to the *tr* *•'. bad his head on hi*
breast.
i h. ¡1 the v*
;iri-, a murmur,
f ir removed, muT.’d and tnd< timte,
• r l> ;r i!v to i« »L^tin-
I u • >««• the pinching of ilia
. 11; a minute ¡nd the timbro
it Ivui »trvngthcned and deep­
ened; another minute and a crack­
hug - n ■ j toil broke th- m*>not-
<i. of •un<l. I ro il nf-ir the »nice
i.
«iron .’er and m a atrange. »n-
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• e. Folk «lr«»pjxd their |*a-
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d, to
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• ■ • .u .ng of »... inuontcd
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* ail. 'i ! .•■•ed 1« iy from
..... < •■ r 0.1:
!■• ' «• patio
0 ..d h-ir b* ■ 'er. The
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It • ir Irani
. ■■!.» the » 1; on by the gold-
1 ; » . i. then rat with <(U*’«t ¡■milig
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It
til* m.
>1 km* . r, louder, louder,
1
! l bo »on e.
A r i c 'tej • ■ d out on the l>al-
x-.uy u< ne the patio and luTcamcd
« !e run down the «tain» to the
i l I ». She giti- red tb.eni Into
her arm« and «tumbled blindly back
up the sta r*. along the bahony and
into one of the »mt« opening there-
.... Her st n ama, the ag
f
Jwr flying skirt«, awoke the porter
nt the gate. For ju»t an instant ho
•at «till, hi» («ce pnekend in pux-
xlcment; then he jumped to the two
high wooden gales giving onto the
street and slammed them shut. He
•lij :>-d r.n oak beam through the
hasps and double braced the doors
by other lx*ams upended against the
rubbles of the courtyard. The mai­
tre d’hotel had rushed out of his
little glass office meanwhile and
wiui calling excitedly to the waiter«
They »¡»cd through passageways,
and their di*ap)>ea rances were fol­
lowed by the banging of wooden
shutters over w,n<i>»«. the slam­
ming <«f door», the frantic tmn 1 mg
of barn« ades into pin«* Then lngh
over the clatter and the pound­
ing the voice snarled a vicious,
bestial snarl that was car tilling and
terrible.
The voice was of the mob. Ou
an afternoon in late May of 11'11
the City of Mexico was rising
against its master. Out of the ken­
nels of mean street», whose mean-
n* • * marble palare» ami flowering
gardens &■ recn, the cauaille of the
capital had come pouring, had
whirled into mob coalescence and
n i» were laying and ««sur .ng the
streets to seek the life of that mas­
ter. Don l'ortlrio, the once beloved
—Don Porfirio Diaz, dictator ami
binder of Mein o for more than
thirty year» »11» the mutter.
■ .
A Cottomi«»« P t.
There is a bottomh »« pit in the
m»unta ns of llualala:. ba k of Kai­
lua, in the Hawaiiau Islands. It >«
about four
in diameter. The
] ; - ]•• culmr from the (mt that it
» .-in the sir with remarkuldc
f •ree. Pieces of paper placed over
t. • mouth <!o not float gently down,
but uro suddenly drawn in ami dis-
a; ;.r with «Urtili g rapidity. The
>iii luciiug mio the pit <uii be d is­
ti net I v felt by people standing on
the esìge. Strange sounds uro heard
»'so. Every mgul the inhabitants
of the locality distinctly Lear a
nope similar to the blowing of a
deep steamship whistle. The noise
1« heard fur al «out tire seconds and
then subsides for a space of about
ten minute» and thcu resumes for
auolbcr t!«» se-ond*
CITY OF GOLDEN DOMES.
■ •»Mb«« of P«t«r th« Qr.at'« -P«>«.
d«««" at th« Swamp«.
“The City of Golden Domes”—
such is the name so often applied
to the metropolis of Itussia, St.
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I-! «M it WM l’cn r U m Great
who foimded the city and built it
on a veritable swamp. Ths waters
of the Neva river overflowed tho
lowlands all about where the bean- i
tifili city of the czar now flourishes,
but it was at the expense of many
thousands of liv.m that the founda-
full till about io n the morn mg
But during the «tiiumor months
J 'me .m*l .luì* ■. o' » ill
the sun
at 2 o'clock in the tnornmg and
«■ably mad a I *ok ut Ih o’clock at
night by nature's own light. Thus
the summer r*- -ompenaes one for
the «'marine^* ot winter.— llo»t<»n
Globe.
naiv see the moisture
Ihc« city oontig up bet»««
mg block» <>n thè Xevsk
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Hot oidi b l it o>er wat«
heavens seem to frown u|
i<*mgs having intruded
it rains or snow» at l«-aa
of the year nnd »ometin
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m<>re. The *:ty 1» pruci
rou n try
rounded by water, f*i
w hen hr
abound on l*u »:de», li »<‘U
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the river on another.
of the will tu
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building of St. I’etersl .rg ci cry
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**ne »ei'med to hale iLc place, «U out v 5
»ave Feier the Great. Ai
of the iflslike cxprmM'd
and feasants al. .e, the
thousand* at work, “und
■tion of the knout,' to I
and reclaim the 4«
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