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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-26

protestanclzie chrzescianstwo
stworzonego." Dalej ten sam
pastor giosi smia+o: ,.Zmuszat
czfowieka do podatku ma u.
trzymanie systemu wychowaw-
czego, ktory uwaza "a fafszy
wy, b]eday i niebezpieczny,
jest szczytem niesprawiedli-
wosci".
Gazeta Methodist pisze po.
miedzy ;nnemi W artykule
wstepEym: ,,Powiedzielismy
mocno wierzymy, ze kosciof
nasz go najmniej 10 milionow
W najb]izszych latach poswleci
ma szko}y parafalne. Czemu?
Bo wierzymy, ze ten system
jest ed dynie a m y
k a II S k m zarazem jedy-
ME pewnym. 80. Stawiamy
system szkof paraialnych 2aj
wyzej, poniewa& wierzymy,
re to jest prawdziwy funda-
ment."
TAX jak ci, mysla jeszcze
ty,iace protestantow Gdyby
tylko oni dziaiali w~polnie 2
Katoli&ami, moznaby latwo
wyrugowac szkofy publicz-
ne, zamienic je ma lokale do
obrad gmipnych lub cos po-
dobnego, d a przez to podatki
znaczn'eby sic zmnie;szyfy a z
czasem uby}oby W Auueryce
tak2e lofrow i rabusiow.
Kiedy JUL duchowienstwo
protestanckie przyznaje szko-
dliwosc szkof panstwowych
ola chrzesclanstwa, Jakzez sle-
pi sa ci katolicy, ktorzy ME
staraja sic o szkofy paratialne,
jeno dalej dz!eci swoje do
szkof panstwowych poselaja!
Szczegolnie u nas ma pot
nOcnym Z1chOdzie uchWa}a
Concilium baltimorskiego, ably
przy kazdym kosciele, pr1y
ktorym sic jeszcze szkofa pa
rahalna ME znajduje, tako-
wa w przeciagu dwoch lat od
ogfoszenia Concillama wystawio-
no, bardzo lenlwo W czyn
przechodzi. A przedewszyst- :
kiem Polacy po farmach i
mlastach powinni sic krzatac
okofo zakfadaLia szkol wfas-
nych, ola tego, ze stanowe ME
tylko Ware ale takae narodo-
wosc w dzieciach polskich Ia
cierajq. Tu pole dzialania dla
polskich gazet urzedowo-ka
to'icklch! TAX wazrq sprawe
rellgllnq i narodowq ustawicz-
ME trzymac ma porzadNu
dziennym, ME spuszczac .jej z
Okla, ciagle ia odswiezac pc
ruszac, DO cd zaprowadzenia
polskich szkof W po]skich pa
rafiach, zalezy zbawienie dusz
polsklcb, ocalenie w rodakach
narodowosci. Zamiast .lednakze
ia naglaca sprawq sic zajmo-
wac, przyspiesza nasza prasa
katollcka zoh'Jetnienie mlod-
szego pokolenia dla WARY i
sprawy narodowej, broniqc
nawet uwielb'ajac tych, co po-
sfuguja sic relig'a no wyzyski-
wanie ludu a natomlasJ przed-
stawiajac ja&o wroga katoll-
cyzmu ka2dego, co prague
rownoczesnle sfuayc Bogu i
Ojczyznie.
Me poiobna jednakze po-
zostac Polakom w .yle W wal.
ce, W ktorej wszyscy dobrzy
chrzesclame W Ameryce sic
iqcza przeclw bezwyzna-
nlowemu rzadowi,' ME po-
dobna prasle polskiej ME po-
pieraG uchwaly II BisSupow
concthum baitlmorskiego, po
twlerdzoneJ przez trybrnal Pa
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-23
Squire MILLER ExnIntnx

In last weeks Altoona SUNDAY G-apAie-
Ne'es, Joseph Miller. Esq. OF wnmore, has
letter in reference to the item which that
paper had concerning him in its issue of the
previous week, in which be was referred to
as the Intimate friend of Rev. Demetrius
Gallitzin, prince and priest. The SQUIRE
says in explanation:
rhe Prince aid not cross the ocean tUIcs
only once. He took the ship at Rotterdam
August Is. 1892, with his friend and COM
panion, Felix Brosius, aud arrived az BaltI-
more october 2S. As to the watch. which
Is so highly esteemed by me, Il was not pre-
sented to me directly by him, but passed
through number OF persons and some
tortY-hve years ago came In possession of
the ONeh family-a family OF no little
notoriety.
The elder O'Nen was engaged In the
transportation business on the old PORTAGE
Railroad also, railroad and canal contrac-
tor His son. John C.. was appointed
Consul to Belfast, about the year 1854, by
President Pierce, and afterward, In 1855,
was appointed to a prominent position in
one Of our Territories by His ExcelIency
James Buchanan, which appointment be
declined to accept. The watch passed tC
me some thirty years ago from the hands OF
Charles O'Neil. the uncle Of John c. O'NeII
Charles was the brother-in-law OF His Honor
Judge shannon, and railroad contractor
The o'Neil's have many years ago follow ed
the venerable Prince to the unknown
world.
might here add that the two lots of
ground lr Wilmore, on which now make
my home, were part Of the Princes estate
being decided TO him by Bernard wnmore
then by his exeuutors-Henry G.. Mcclure
Michael Levi. and William Todd-to God.
frey settlemyer, and by Godfrey Settle.
myers executors to me, and to whom they
will next descend the near future viii
reveal.
Note by the Editor. The watch referred
to was once the property OF ;he late Mlehae
Dan Magellan, ESQ., OF this place, who pur
chased II at the Executors sale Of DR.. Gal
litzm's personal property.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-23
Smelling Contest

The spelh ng contest for the CoopersdaIe
Academy prizes and others offered, which
was announced for the latter part OF March.
will be held on the first Saturday or April at
Eoensburg anG Coopersdale at 1880 A NJ.
At Eoensourg in the public school building
and at COopersdale in the Academy Hall.
Not only contestants, but also all persons
Interested in the educational matters OF the
county are requested to be present at one
or other of the above named places. The
contest will be In writing and 100 words
will be pronounced. Let all pupils be en- =
couraged to come to the contest even II
they do not feel sufficiently qualified to be
successful II will do them good. The
citizens OF Coopersdale aud Ebensburg will
furnish free dinner to all contestants and
visitors attending the contest there. Prof
Freeman will be present at one of the con-
tests.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses we're
issued by the Clerk OF the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday. Mar. 2IsI,
1888:
John A. Shsffer and Emma II. Hide.
b.aud, JohnstOwn.
James Myers and Annie Sharp, Johns
town.
William A. Sheeler and Emma A Dangus,
JohnstowR.
John AxmacheT. JOhnstown and Wilhe'-
nina Shepeler, Conemaugh.
Jonathan l.. PlOuse. Susquehanna town
ship and Clara T.. Mckee. Burnside town
ship, CieaTfeld Co, Pa.
James Mackel, South Fork and Amelia
Hildebrand, Summerhul.
Thomas A. Stophel, Johnstown and Ella
NJ, SeiOert, BeTKs Co, Pa
John Q. Sweeney and Mamie wilkins.
Indiana Co, Pa.
Earl &. Hollester. New York, " Y, and
Clara Humphreys, COnemaugh.
Elmer l.. Henderson, JOhnstown and
Millie NJ. Rhodes. Indiana Co. Pa.
Sebastian Goekley. Lancaster Co, Pa,
and TiIlie u. Orms, JohnStown.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-23
Ten Days at the National Capital.

In order that every one may have an op-
portunity of visiting Washington. the Penn
sy lvania Railroad Company will run q third
and the last special excursion to Washing
ton on Thursday. March 29th, 1888. The
round-trip tickets will be operative for ten
days, period OF time ample for a thorough
visit to the capital with its hundreds OF
IA teresting scenes and places. The public
buildings ara source or the greatest inter
est, while Congress, the courts. the Govern
ment institutions, and the prominent places
In the vicinity, serve to fill the measure OF
pleasure.
In addition to these. Richmond and Mount
Vernon may be visited on low rate tickets
which will be sold to the excursionIsts. The
special train of Pullman Parlor Cars and
day coaches will leave at the time specified
below, and rouud-trip tickets, allowing a
stOp-oYer IN Baltimore on return trip, good
for ten days, to be used going only on
special train and returning by any regular
train except the New York and Chicago
Limited, will be sold from the stations men
toned at the rates quoted -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-23

LYNCH Died at his home in Summer
hiil township, on Tuesnay. March 10th, 1883,
Mr.. Edward Lynch, aged about so years.
YOST.-Died at his home in Carroll town.
snip. on Wednesday, March 2ist, 1883. Mr.
James fost, aged about 20 years.
1NSMAN.-Died at her home In Asle-
gheny township, on Monday. March 18th,
lSSs, Mrs. -- Ausman, wife of John
Arsmau. aged about thirty eight years.
HUNT.-Died at the residence OF her
father In jackson township on Saturday,
March Ith 1888. Elsie. daughter of Come
Illus and the late Lucy Hunt aged IL years,
, months and 20 days.
The deceased with three of her sister,
were stricken with that dIeai disease
diptheria, which IN aer case proved fatal.
Her sisters are recovering. She was a
daughter OF Mrs. Lucy Hunt, only danghtel
Of Mr. John Singer. OF jackson township.
aud 2 sister OF James NJ Slayer, Esq,
formerly resident Of this place.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-23
Assignee's Sale
Valuable Real Estate.
TOWN OF CORA.

Lot No. 21 and z, each fronting so feet on
Main street and extending at right angels $50
dwelling house, stable and other outhouses.
Lots No. y and % each fronting SO feet on
$50 feet 70 alley, having thereon erected a
frame dwelling house, stable and other out
Lots No IS and %, each froatIng 50 feet on
Main street and extending back at right angles
iSo ieet 70 an alley hayag thereon erected a
Lots No 50 and 81, eacn fronting so feet on
Main street aRd extending back Al right angles
dwelling house. stable and other outhouses.
Lots No AZ and i3. each fronting 80 ieet on
les $50 feet 70 alley, having thereon erected q
frame dwelling house, stable and other outhouses.
Lots No. - and 20. each fronting 80 feet on
Walnut street and extending back Al tight angles
$50 feet TO an alley. having thereon erected q
frame dwelling house, stable and other out
Lots No. c. and g., each fronting 50 feet on
Coal street and extending back al right angles
$50 feet to an alley having thereon erected a
frame dwelling house. stable and other OuthOuses.
Lots No. 6s and 81 each fronting SO feet on Coal
street ana extending back at right angles $50 feet
20 an alley, having thereon crested frame dwell
ing house, stable and other OuthOuses-
Lots No. 81 and -, each fronting 80 feet on
Wood street and extending back NJ right angles
$50 feet to alley, having thereon erected =
Lots No. SIS and %, each fronting 50 feet on Wal
nut street and extending back at rig angles l5o
dwelling house, stable and other Outhouses
The above are very desirable Proberties. we'll
uAAALcu Clo-e - surrey SIANAOn lnc OEessO1
Clearheld Rail Road, also on the road from
CoalpOrt TO Altoona. and near the road from
E1ske 70 Glasgow in the very centre OF coal coke
and lumber Industries coal mines are being
opened within n short distance from the town
A new school house is in the town and IL Is the
only good site for a town miles the Cressou
Cierneld Raj Road. good water, well and opeu
| springs
| ~TERMS OF SALE: Two per cent OF pur.
chase moLey at the time the property is sold III,
balance OF one third OF purchase money on con.
nrmation OF sale, aud the balance in two equa
/ annual payments thereafter with interest 70 b,
| purchaser
/ a. J.. MORROW,
/ Assignee OF Frederick Jacket.
| HollitaNsburg Mar-h
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-23
Licenses Granted.

On Monday last court met for the purpose
OF hearing the applications for license.
There were 233 petitions, OF which POI were
granted license, cne refused, one withdraw q
and ten held over.
The following were held over Joseph
Miller, Ashville d. c. BuIk, Arnold Lentz
SchettIg & Snyder. and Max. Stehle. Gal
htzin James Lang, LloydsviIle Thoma:
Keelan and Charles n. Grouse, Of South
Fork Mrs. Catharine Ream aud George w
Penrod. OF Grubbtown. Jacob Hartman
9Th ward, Johnstowu. was refused. and
Charles Drass, OF Gallitzin, withdrew hi
petition
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-23

NORGE
~ Notice is hereby given that have placed
IN the possession OF my son. Michael Donaho OF
Washington township during my pleasure the
following named items of personal property viz
One cooking stove aud utensils, one oedstead and
bedding for two beds. one clock, four tin buckets
eight chairs. one hatchet and one tub and ali
persons are cautioned not tn interfere or neddIe
WITH the same MICHAEL DONAHU.
Washington twp, Mar. 23, Isss.-3t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-23

bargains, bargains at McDonald's
store, Loretto, Pa. The following lines of
goods will be closed out at actual cost for
spot cash or good marketable produce until
April 1st All kinds Of dress goods, fan
neis, wooiens, ladies' misses and chIldren's
shoes, also mems and boys boots, shoes,
hats. caps and clothing. Flour, $3.50 and
50 per barrel best A No. l salt, SI.25 per
barrel. All other goods at equally low
prices for spot cash or trade.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-23

UDITOR'S NOTICE
N The undersigned auditor appotnted by
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Cambria county
70 distribute the fund In the hands Of John q
Gates, assignee OF Matthias kessIer as shown bv
MS account. 10 and among the perseas legally
entitled 20 receive the same. hereby gives notice
thst ne viii sis At his ONCE in the borough Of Eb
ensourg. Pa. on Saturday. March 3Ist 1855 al
10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF attending %
the duties OF said appointment. a. which time
and place all persons interested shall attend OF
De forever debarred from coming in on said fund
ALVIN EVANS, Auditor.
Eoensburg, March I6, 1855 ~
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-23
A SsIdNEE'S NOTICE

A SSISINEE'S NOTICE.
~ Notice is hereby given that John &. Noel
and wife have assigned all the estate both real
aud personal Of the said Johu &. Noel TO me In
trust Tor the benefit of his creditors All persons
indebted 10 the said John C. Noel are hereby no
tined TO make payment TO me without delay. and
those having claims against him will present
them properly authenticated for settlement TO
JOSEPH MILLER Assignee
WIlmore, Pa. Mar. 2, Isss.-st
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-23
nNTN1STR.ropS, Dor,cv

A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE
"a Letters Of administration the estate of
Frederick hause. deceased, OF Croyle township,
having been granted to the undersigned. notice Is
hereby giving TO all persons Indebted 10 said es-
tate 10 make payment without delay. and those
having claims against the same will present
them properly authenticated for settlement
MARY Il. MAUSE.
Croyle Twp, Feb Il. lsSs. Adm'x.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-23
PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS-
Il Proposals VIII be received hy Directors Of
Poor and House Of Employment of Cam bria
county until Tuesday. April Sd. 1858. for builc-
ing an annex TO the Almshouse tor an inffrm-
ary- Specifications can be seen at the AlmshOase
By THE Directors OF Poor
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-23

a DMINISIkAIOKS' NOTICE-
"a Letters Of administration the estate
OF William Ryan. deceased. of Lilly borough
ambria county. having been granted 10 the un-
derstgned. notice is hereby given all persons
ind eoted 10 said estate to make payment with
out delay. and those having claims against the
same Will present them properly authenticated for
settlement. MARGARET RYAN
Lilly. Feb. l.. 1883. Adm'x
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-23
NOTICE or APPEALS.

~ On the following days for the districts
named the Comm issioners OF Cambria county
will sit at their once in EbenSburg for the pur-
pose OF nearing appeals from the assessment of
money At interest. hacks stages, etc. sed for
hire taxable for State purposes for the year 1888
On Tuesday, March I'D, for Adams, Allegheny
Barr. Blacknck, Cambria, Carroll. and Chest
townships, LIST and I'd wards of Cambria borough.
AshFille aud Carrolltown boroughs.
On Friday. March 23d. for CIearheld Cone
maugh. Croyle, Dean, East TAYLOR, West Taylor,
Elder and Gallitzin townships, lst and I'd wards
of ConemauZh borough. Chest Springs Coopers-
dale and East onemaugh borough.
On Saturday, March 2fth, for East and West
wards Ebensbure borough, Franklin, Gallitzin,
Gruobtown. Lilly, LorettO, Prospect and Tunnel
hill boroughs. Jackson. Munster, Portage and
Summerhill townships.
On Tuesday, March 27th LIST. I'd. Sd, 4th, 5th,
9th and Tth wards Johnstown borough, and lst,
and ID wards Millville borough.
On "Wednesday. March 2srh for Reade Rich
Iand, Stnnycresk, Susquehanna. Washington,
"hite and Upper and Lower Toder townships,
ana south Fork, Wilmore and WOodyale bor-
Onghs.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-23
y To the neir. and legal Representatives of

NOTICE
~ To the heirs and legal Representatives Of
John Rose. deceased:
Iake notice that an inquest will be held at the
late residence OF John Rose. deceased, in the
township OF Lower Yoder. in the County Of Cam
oria. on Thursday. April 2sth, at clock in the
afternoon OF that day. for the purpose Of making
partition OF the real estate OF said decedent and
among his heirs and legal representatives IL the
same can be done without prejudice TO or spoil
ing OF the whole; Otherwise. 10 value and aD-
Drat-e the same according law at which time and
place you are requested TO attend If you think
proper.
JOS. A GRAY Sheriff
Sherif's Once, Ebensburg. Mar. q, lsss.-6t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-23
FOR SHERIFF.

TOR SHERIFF.
Il We are auth orized 10 announce
the name Of W. D. Mct;lelland. of Johnstown as
q candidate for Sheriff subject 10 the decision OF
the next Democratic primary election.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-23

TOR POOR DIRECTOR
Il We are authorized 10 announce the name
of John Long. of Ebensburg, a candidate for
Poor Director. subject TO the.decison of the next
Democratic primary election.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-23
POLITICAL.
NOR SHERIFF.
EOR SHERIFF.

DOR SHERIFF.
Il John ]. Kinney, Of Tun
nellhnl borough at the coming Democratic pri
mary election. Your support respectfully so
licited.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-23

We. the undersigned auditors Of Summerhiu
township have examined the above accounts aud
and them 70 be correct 70 the best of our krowI-
edge and belief.
GEO. W. .SETrLEMYER
JOS a. Wright. bAudftors
JESS r. II. DlMOND.
Attest, JOHS MCCORMICK Clerk.
Summerhill twp. Mar -, Isss.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-23

We. the undersigned auditors of Dean town
ship do hereby certify the above TO be a correct
statement.
WIN. HILDEYRAND,)
JOHN CAWLEY, Auditors.
JAS. H. BROWN
Attest q. w. Brown, Clerk.
Dean twp Mar. l9, 1855.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-23
LIST OF JURORS.

The following S the List OF Grand and Traverse
Jurors drawn March 18th. lsss, to serve for June
Term IsSs
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-23

CTATEMENT OF AUDITORS ErrIEMENT
- WITH SUPEEvISDRs SUNIMPRHILI TowN-
SHIT FOR THE YEAR ENDING March J. Isss
SAMUEL P. PAUL SUPERVISOR, DE
WORK DUPLICATE
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-28
RELIGION AND THE STATE.

The pending proposition of Senator
Blair to amend the constitution should
be, and doubtless will be, rejected
This proposed amendment is of curious
composition and calculated to subject the
public free schools of the land to a va
cillating administration hurtful in the
highest degree to their efficiency. The
contradiction in the bill is a vital defect I,
and will be apparent ON a comparison of
the first two sections Section l reads ::
No state shall ever make maintain any law
respecting an establishment of the religion; or
prohibiting the free exercise thereof.
Then section reads as follows:
Each state in the union shall establish and
maintain a system of free public schools ade-
quite for the education of all the children living
therein, between the ages of six and sixteen
years, inclusive, in the common branches of
knowledge, and in virtue, morality. and the
principles of the Christian religion.
This is a sort of juggling-now you see
IT and now you don It. That is, the
principles of the Christian religion shall
not be established by law, yet
oLitll DCs II VI W LlllC lllGlO Sltiil ~
no established religion, the teachers of
the public schools must inculcate the
principles of the Christian religion. The
question arises, what are the principles
of the Christian religion? One teacher
might answer one thing and the next
another.
The people, and especially the mem
bers of each religious denomination, will
say keep religion out of the schools, for,
once it gains entrance there, sectarian
differences would 'stroy them. OF all
the citizens of the republic, the Christian
people should pray and vote to maintain
the constitution as it is, and forever per-
petuate the present separation of church
and state.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-28
this
VERY LONG WORDS
One that Contains One Hundred and Sixty.ni
Letters
American Notes and Queries.

American Notes and Queries
In recent issue of this journal there
was some discussion as to the longest
word in the English language, and it was
decided that dispFOportionableness with
its twenty-one letters, was entitled to the
palm, even against such obviously manu-
factured words as Observation-Disclosures
THUS and such scientific hybrids as nitro
phenylenediamin or chloroXyuaphthalic-
acid. But many foreign languages
can boast of words that throw such pig
mics as Observation-Disclosures into
several degrees of shade. The German
Switzers living in the French cantOns
have recently formed a political organi-
cation and called themselves 1.-THE
Win e r t h IL observation-disclosures
wartsgrupp, - word which even the
German newspapers regard as unwieldly +,
and so have popularity contracted into
1.-THE Vorwartsgrupp.
There is a small Welsh village which
rejoices in the name of 'Llantairpwilgy-
ngyllgogerpwilliand though
this interesting place Is commonly called
acknowledgements for short. Ut
is far cry from there to Drimtaidhvrlch-
hillichattan in the isle of Null Argyle
shire y
A German authority cites two words as
the longest with which he is acquainted:
" Gesundheitswiederhe M
verbaitnisskundiger' and
"Constantinopolitanis cherdudelsackspfe-
haptsyerIinmacher - He
might have gone to Ausland for the word
90 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Observation-Disclosures
ordnung, - or have selected another Ger
man word not to be sneezed 1t; or, to
speak more accurately, to be sneezed at
several times in course of pronunciation
namely: "JungerfrauenZimm
Observation-Disclosures ~
Readers of Rabelais and like writers
have been interested in the story of the
grantees, Alcom roziropoulopilous touni-
tapignac, the attractive volume entitled
rOn er bengedamphicri-
brationes Toordicantium' and the au-
thor, Rostocesto jambedanesse. Then
there is that well-known beast, the
sacacious neutrality-suspicious., that
lives on the farther banks of the river
Cylinx. which has three hairs on its fifth
leg, the possession of which makes one
beautiful forever. Plautus puts in his
modest Cluninstaridysarchid and If
one tires of the 'Batrachomyomachia
he need but take down his Aristophanes,
turn to the 'Ekklesiazousal' and re-
joice in a word of seventy-eight syllables
and 1863 Greek letters, namely: Lepado-
temachOselachogaleok ranioleipsanodrim =
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =
ummenoxichlepikos Acknowledgements
alektruoneptegkephalokigklopeleiolagoo-
acknowledgements Polyphras-
t1continomimegalond is another
round mouth-illing word.
The North American Indians could fur
nish some jaw-breaking proper names,
though it may be doubted if any of them
could compete with the name of Span
ish don employed some years ago in the
department of finance at Madrid-Juan
NepomucsDa de Durioeagonatotrecagag-
eazcoecha.