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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-11-25
BILTZELLS

We take an honest pride in
our Linen department, filled to
its utmost capacity with the low
liest fabrics Ireland and Germany
can produce In the lines of Table
Linens and Towelings, while
France has contributed its quota
of fine linens for personal uses.
We take special pride in call
ing attention to our splendid line
of Table Sets in the most grace
fdl and dainty designs, heavily
fringed with fancy Crawn work
borders. or hcmstiched with
drawn work borders, from $S to
SIC. Another grade sells rap
idly at S3, 81 % and 4.75 IA
set. These goods are eminently
suited for presents and fit to
grace the table OF ten. fold mil
li"naire. Another special fea-
ture are sets shown in plain
white or with colOred borders
he table cover = yards long.
. Napkins TO match 90 with these
; desirable goods, the complete set
of table GOV 1rs and one dozen of
napkins selling al $l.9S Could
anyone reasonably expect a
cheaper pr.ce for such decided
values? There Is in stock, also,
"A large line of bleached uamask
In handsome p tterns at 4Sc.
and upward with napkins to
match, half bleached at lie. and
up, all Of the best manufacturers.
Other styles and grades we will
not stop to mention but say a
word about our remarkable lot OF
towels, that certainly lead in
beauty and variety and surely in
low prices. They begin in pret
ty designs, all linen, l9x36 AT
Zoe. each, really 25c. towel.
BALTZELLS'
Altoona.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-11-25

THE Census Office at Washington on
Tuesday issued bulletin giving statis-
ties of railway mileage of the world in
1890. 1t shows that out of total rail
way mileage for the world OF 37O.2Nl
miles. the United States have no less
than l63, 597 miles, or 1l.2N per cent OF
the whole; and thatthc railway mileage
of the United States exceeds toy 3 1913
the entire mileage of the old World
Europe's lS6, SG3 miles Asia's Is, ,19N
miles and Africa's 300 miles, making
an aggregate Of but 159, 655 miles.
1t is interesting to note the astonishing
growth of the railway mileage of the
United States from the census year Of
1880, when there We're less than 10
miles of railway, up to 1880. Ia $50
the figures were 2.755 miles. in $500
they had risen to S,57l miles, in 1863
the total had swelled to -, ,9l9 miles:
the census of 1870 showed the mileage
to be -, l6S miles: that of 1850 placed
the figures at S7.724 miles, while the
eleventh census figures give the aston
ishing total Of 1913, 597 miles.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-11-25
PrTi>hed in Their B.d.

PITTSBURG. November % About 4. 80
tins morning AN alarm of fire was sound
eel at Sharp~burg, "a town on the outskirts
of this city, and the department was soon
ON lis way o the tire, which was discov-
cred "a be- houSe. The occupants of
the house were I'll. W. Dannehower and
hIS family. y rush was made for the
building. but the brave men were driven
back 10y the flames Three times were
attempts made to rescue the family. but
in vain. All thiS time no signs of life
had come from the burning building,
but the certainty that human lives were
being lost CAUSED the most heroic efforts
To toe made.
At $50 the tiremen succeeded in
climbing over the burning timbers and
reached what had been the sleeping room
of the family. The bed was entirely
consumed, and lying on the floor were
three objects. the charred and bIackened
remains of Mr.. Dahnehower, his wife
and theIr ycar-oid babe.
The location Of the remains would in
dIcate that the unfortunate persons had
been suffocated IN bed before the fire
reached them.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-11-25
Miners Blown TO Pieces.

STEURENvILLE, o., Nov. 21-Twenty-
five kegs of powder exploded at the
BIanch mine of the West End Colliery
shortly after noon day. John Prasky
and Wesley Anderson, colored, were in
Stantly killed, and Michael Choker.
William Anderson and Ed. Cook were
fatally hurt Half dozen other men
were badly hurt. John Hullv, another
miner, is missing. The explosion was
caused by fixing fuse throwing fire
into a miners powder can, the explosion
of which fired Others, until the volume
of flame was sufficient to explode the
whole stock of loose powder.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-11-25

THERE is hardly any doubt that ON"
of the bcqucsts"f the Harrison admins
tratiou to its successor will he an empty
treasury and a probable heavy dciirlt.
\ difficult task lies before Congress at
the forthcoming short session in trying
to make ends meet until there cam be-
proper retrruchmcut and revision Of the
revenue laws. The most serious aspect
of affairs grows out OF the heavy con
tinung appropriations which must be
provided for. tine faith of the govern
ment standing pledged for their future
payment. The work of the Billion Con
gress viii 90 numbering down tine tax
list long after the Z. @. p. shall have
ceased to be further dangerous.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-11-25

Astronomers have discovered a new
comet that is creating a sensation in the
scientific world. 1t Is in that region
designated ~ Andromeda Scmeof the
star gazers maintain that the comet Is
stranger and others that it Is the ia
nous BIeIa wand,rer which disappeared
50 suddenly IN 1902. some of the as
tron om,rs claim that the tail OF the com
ct Will strike the earth. with perhaps Sc
rous consequences. Others hold that il
va, not come within several millions of
mics oI the earth.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-11-25
" a>iIIn.tnu Letter.

NANHrNGroN u. G. Nov, 10. 1892
President eject Cleveland Will not call
an extra session of Congress, unless the
Rebubican Senate shall at the coming
session 10y hanging up or defeating some
necessary appropriation or measure
compel him to do So The speaker OF
the above H. "A Democrat who took
prominent part IN the campaign, and
who has Just returned from New York
where hc had Il number of conferences
with the Pr,ridcnt-elcCt Hens opposed
To- an extra session of Congress, behev-
inc that II would Toe bad business as well
~ bad politics, ss indeed do many other
Democrats who were at first inclined 10
Ia think IL good policy To hold an eN-
ira session for tariff legislation. Unless
the prominent Republicans who have
turned up in Washington since the
election are mistaken an attempt Is
to Ice made IN the senate To make an
extra session necessary 10y leaving un
done things that ought To be done.
This Is not to bc done openly, but toy
parliamentary chicancry, AT winch the
Republican Senators are adopts.
Senator Carlisle, regarded 10y many
as the next Secretary OF state thinks
I T.
uuet of the new York Chamber of Com
mercc Will have happy effect in coun-
ttractIng the cauSelcss business scare
when the Republicans are trying SO
hard to extend over the country. The
sensible men of the country know full
we'll that the prosperity of rhis country
! l. in no danger at the hands of the Dem
: ocratIc party, but If they had been ever
81 L.. g.. 4 >.
| chosen leader and President elect would
/ hc sufficient to re-as~ure them. I'VE
| are all interested aS Americans IN com
| mon pursuit. Cur purpose II, or ought
! tu bc, IN our several spheres TO add to
! the general fund of national prosperity
| From this fund We are ali entitled To
! draw, perhaps not equally, but justly,
/ each receiving fair portion of mdlvIdu-
! al prosperity. Let us avoid tramplIng
un each other in our anxiety To he first
IN the distribution of shares, and let us
not attempt to appropriate the share of
| others l. this the language of a con
! ~plrltOr against his country welfare.
or of a patriotic citizen who believes in
every man being given "A chance To en-
10y the greatest attmuahle prosperity
Senator Carlisle, who only stopped in
| Washington a few hours, on his way to
see hIs family, sand OF the extra session
question: Ii Will depend upon cOndI-
uons at this time undeveloped, and
which only time will develop. If there
u an extra session II will probably not
meet until late in the fall. The tariff
alone viii not furnish sufficient reason
for an extra session. The financial AT
fairs of the Government may bc such AS
to make an extra session imperative.
It appears probable that we shall find
that there Is not enough money in the
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-11-25

One of the complete surprises of the
Kansas election is the passage of the
Consti tutional convention project, one
purpose of which is the elimination Of
the Prohibition amendment from the
State Constitution. AS a result of the
vote, and of the declaration of the Gov
ernor elect that the power of the State
will not be used 10 enforce Prohibition.
Kansas Is to-day practically a wet
State, and is likely to soon become legal
ly so. This is one more lesson on the
fatality of trying to make people tenn
perate and virtuous by Force bill legis-
Jatiye methods
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-11-25

ONE of the largest pageants ever seen
in PhiIadelphiu was the parade on Sat
urday night in honor of the election of
Cleveland and Stevenson. More than
2O, 900 men were in line and for several
hours there was an endless stream of en-
thusiasuc Democrats marching up and
down Broad street. The side walks were
packed with thousands more and the
street was abIaze with fireworks and par
tisan rejoicing. Governor Pattison and
few distinguished Democrats of the
city reviewed the procession from the
Lafayette hotel.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-11-25

\ SPECIAL to the Pioneer Press from
Helena, Mont, says. The official can
vass of Choteau comfy was made aud
on Tuesday resulted in giving the certif-
cate To one Democratic member of the
Legislature, making that body Demo
cratic on joint ballot and insuring the
election of straight Democrat rs Uni
ted States Senator.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-11-25

SENAIoK rEFFEE's declaration that his
Colleagues "1 the Peoples party will CO
opeIate with the Democrats in tariff leg
IsiaIIou puts To- rest any remote doubt
chat may have been entertained on that
score The next Senate viii, therefore,
have clean majority OF from : to 10 in
favor ot Ianft Reform. In order to best
promote the common object it may be
assumed that the Senators of the Peo-
pie party viii cordially unite with the
democrats IN organizing the Senate On
other questions they may agree to differ
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-11-25

Never iu IN" history of Philadelphia
have there been 50 many deaths from aipb-
iheria reported hy the health authorities a.
embodied ia the board of health report
on Saturday, For the week ending on
saturday 80 new cases Of the dread disease
have been reported, resulting in hftv-two
deaths. This is the highest death rate
from diphIhe.ia ever recorded in the city.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-11-25

THREE cotton mils-two in Provi-
dence and one in LowelI-last week
voted to increase the wages of their
operatives The calamitics the Repub-
lcans predicted as sure to enSue If
Cleveland should be elected President are
not coming on very fast.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-11-25

The two blast furnaces which the
Carnegie steel Company intends to erect
at Duquesne. Pa, in connection with its
Duquesne steel Works, will he the largest
in the world. The company is now
compelled to buy large part of the pig
iron consumed ut these works, the ex-
tensive furnace plant at Braddock not
being able to supply the demand.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-11-25
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER -. Is.c.

President II ARRI~oN has issued a proc
lamation opening to immediate settle
meut all thcsurplus lands of the Crow
Indian reservation in Southern Montana,
aggregatng 500, 600 acres.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-11-25
LIZ GRANlDE.

IL J. SHErTIG. PRoPRIEroR
Located at Du Bois. fa the r. * q p
halfway Depot We always enieaVor To fur
nish the best accommodations To business men ,
pea-ure seekers and boarders. Persons In search
OF somiort and quiet viii n ud IL desirable III ace
Ia stop. The Table is unsurpassed and is always
supplied with the test the market affords nd
all the deiicacies OF the season. The Bar is sup
piled with the choicest OF pure liquors and Gig
ahd nothing but the hest IL sold. Special atIen-
tion given to the care OF horses.
IA j. SCHETTIu
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-11-25

President HARRISON has granted
pardon to James \. Simmons, of New
York. sentenced June %, 1891, to six
years mprisonmentin the penitentiary,
for assisting the President of the Sixth
National bank, of New York city, in mis-
appropriatiuy funds from the bank
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-11-25

REPRESENTATIVE CATCUINGS said at
Washington on "Wednesday that there
were four things he thought should be
done a. soon ~ possible 10y the Demo
cratic Congress The Sherman silver act
should he repealed: the tax on state
banks should be repealed add New
Mexico and Arizona should be admitted
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-11-25

Rumbaugh , votes in Blair comfy.
Hicks plurality, 5,lSl.
Hicks majority IN the district sol
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-11-25
To Investors.

N' HN 40 away from home To seek investments
w when you buy fennsy First
Mortgage securities the Cash Monthly
Pay ment plan and shict will net yen t. enty per
cent on your money? For particulars calf %
address ii. A. kNGLEHAKr.
Ang 3. iss2 EbeIs5urg, Pa
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-11-25

4 destructive cyclone struck Rose
bud. Illinois. on Thursday morning, and
DESTROYED thirty-fve houses, killed one
boy and injured fifteen persons. The
storm cleared path two hundred yards
wide through the town. The property
los, - estimated at 500 900
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-10-11
Stuletnia rocznica zwycieztwa mad Austry'
iakami

LoNpYN 10 pazdz. - Prezydent
Carnot zwiedza} dis historyczny
pochod W. siedmiu oddzia}ach, W
kt6rym by}Y przedstawione history
czne wypadki Cd czasu Galliera al
do oblezenia Lille. Wilhelm zdo-
bywca, Matylda z Flandrji, Flip
hiszpahski, ksiaze Abby, Ludwik
XIV i inne histeryczne postacie by
}y przez najwyb1tniejsze osobistosci
miasta Lille przedstawione. Ko-
stiumy by}y przepyszne, jeden ko-
sztowa1 tylko s 1900. Wartosc
kostjum6w ME liczac. prywatnych
oceniaja IA S 10000.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-10-11
Prasa i Wystawa swiatOwa.

Przedstawiciele prasy okazji u
roczystosci kolumbijskich znajda
wiele wyg6d' 'da prac swoich W Jack
son parku. W pafacu prze mysfu czy-
MIA ogromne przygotowania ola
przyjecia prasy W dzieh Kolumba.
Trybuna dla prasy rozdziela sic ma
nastepuisce czesci. Dla'sprawozdaW-
COW jest miejsce 2ox75 stop, dla pl-
sarzy ma maszynach aox4o, dla sfuzby
telefonicznej posfahc6w 2Cx4o, ola
poczty i telegraph 2oxao, Western
Union Telegraph Go. 20x75. Wszy-
stkie te miejsca leza bezposrednlo
pod galerja. Kompanja Remingto-
ma udzieli4a prasie so maszyn do pi-
SANTA bezp}atnie. W g}6wnej kwa-
terze ma placu wystawy zg}osifo sic
juz $50 amerykahskich sprawozdaW-
COW. :.-... ..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-10-11
IdjOtyczne bohaterstw0.

, BERLIN 10 pazdz. Baron Koller,
jeden z austryjackich oficer6w kt6ry
bra} udzia} W idjotycznych wysci-
gach, zjecha1 sic W nocy ma drodze
$50 mil cd Berlina oddalonej, z wo-
zem tax SLIME, re wylecia}z siod}a a
koh nakry} 60 soba W rowie.. Dopie-
70 W kwandrans godziny uwolnili
przechodzacy ch}opi p. barona ME
przyjemnej pozycji. Koh by} tax
ciezko pokaleczony ze ME MONA go
by}o dosiast. Ably zas jak najpre
dzei do Berlina dotrzec szedf p. ba-
ron ma piechte prowadzac konia "a
uzde. Przez trzy nastepujaee dnl
odby} on W ten spos6b As mil. Przy
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-10-11
Wypadeli W New Yorku,

New YORK, 10 pazdz. Dzisiaj
wieczorem ma moscie Brooklynskim,
puszczano ognie stuczne (frew-orks)
ma Geese Kolumba. Pomiedzy inne-
mi by} takze przedstawiony okret ma
kt6rym Kolumb przyby} do Amery-
XII. Cztery tysiace funt6w prochu
spotrzebowano.
Przy koncu przedstawienia wyda,
rzy} sic wypadek, kt6ry jedns osobe
pozbawif zyeia, kilku jest ran
nych.
Gdy juz ostatni strza} wyleciaf W
powietrze, ludzie bedacy ma okrecie
Reaper, zaczeli schodzicz z okretu po
desce, gdy nagle deska z4amafa sic
kilku wpadfo do rzeki.
Dotad wydobyto tylko jedno ciafo
z rzeki, chociaz jest Ottawa re wiele
wiecej ludzi sic utopi}o. Take
niejaki John wainwright, przypatru-
jac sic ogniom spad1z czwartego pie
ira zostaf mocno pokaleczony. Od-
wieziono go do szpitala umieraja-
cego.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-10-11
Sad przysieglyeh ogEosii nastepujace oska
rzenia: -

Kapitan "Ida Keith zaprzestep-
stwo prawa zakontraktowaniu ro-
botnik6w; James K. Hall "a wysfa-
ME oszczerezego 'listu do W. P. Sci
ler 80 f, Chicago Ave; Everett II.
Coleman "a wysfanie oszczerczej kar-
ty do panny Belle Coleman; Henry
Grimmer "a wysfanie oszczerczego
listu; A. G. Kelson Rockford "a
przestepstwo prawa o olejomargary-
ME; Frank Stoessinger "a przestep-
stwo praw cfowych dla stemplu cyga-
rowego; Annie NoselIi "a wydanie
fa}szywego kwitu pienieznego:James
Leonard "a wydawanie fafszywyeh
pieniedzy; Chas G. Mortimer "a roz-
szerzanies ogioszeh przez poczte- o
niemoTalnej ksiazce; Jesse Brown "a
otworzenie listu do nlej ME naleza-
cego; Leonard Featy, James Blue i
John Weir "a obrabowaniu stacji
pocztowej W Dalton dnia Sgo lipca;
Juljusz Zeitner "a odbieranie list6w
do niego ME nalezacych; Nelson
Dickman "a fa}szowanie pieniedzy;
Charles .Butterfeld "a wydawanie
fafszywych pienieday; A. Deanc
Fort Sheridan "a przestepstwo pra-
wa wyszynku; Miko}aj J. Berwick
"a sprzeniewierzenie listu pierscie-
MEM dyamentowym; opr6cz tego
pewna ilose mniejszych przestepstw.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-10-11
Woina przeciw klubowi W Garfield parku

Prokurator paistwa Longenecker
przedlozyi 'wczoraj sadowi powiato-
wemu W imieniu -narodu z Illinois
wypracowany wniosek, re Klub W
Garfield parku jako szkodliwy ola
og6}u powinien bye zniesiony' Who
SEX ten opiera sic ma tych samych
punktach kt6re, przeciwnicy klubu
poduosili. Wzywa sic przeto sad
ably zni6sf klub jako szkodliwy dla
og6Iu, zakazaf jemu odbywania wy,
scig6w; jakotez zakaza} urzsdzanie
zak1ad6w ma torze wyscigoWym. W
kohcu ma bye zakazanem k}ubowi
og4asza6 o zgromadzeniach i zapra-
szaG do zakfad6w.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-10-11
Telegramy Krajowe.
OkrOpna smierc.
Ojciec i c6rka zabici potem spaleni.

O1cleC ! COlkd ZdDlCl pOGeili SPdleill'
MoBITE, Ala, 10 pazdz. - O
okropnej zbrodni donosza tutaj z
Dawes Ferry, Monroe county. Zbro-
dnia ia juz zostafa pope}niona W ze-
SKY piatek, ma plantacji AS. John
soma. Ofarami zbrodni SO A. L.
Johnson i lO-letnia c6rka jego. Osm
murzyn6w jest aresztowanych, ma
kt6rych pada podejrzenje zbrodni.
. Domyslaja sic re Johson zosta} "a
bity, broniac swej c6rki. Przed do
mem wszedzie So znaki krwi.
w piatek wieczorem sasiedzi
Johnsona spostrzegli ogieh, kt6ry
wybuchaf dachem iego domu. Dom
zostai spalony do szczetu a ma drugi
dzien rano znaleziono okopcone ciafa
Johnsona i jeoo c6rki. Czaszka
Johnsona by1a rozbita cia}o c6rki
W kawafki posiekane.
Ludzie W sasiedztwie, tax bali
jak murzyni So okropnie oburzeni,
jezeli sic okaze, re aresztowani mu-
rzyni SO winni zbrodni, beda z Pc
wnoscia ,,lynchowani''.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-10-11
AreSztOWany..

CHATTANOOGA, Penn. 10 pazdz. -
Donosza tutaj z Philadelphia, ze
Major NJ. J. O'Brien, by}y kasyer
Catholic Knight of America, zosta}
aresztowany... O'Brien jest oskarzo-
ny o zdefraudowanie s76, 900 male
zacych do powyzej wymienionej in
stytucji. MajorJ J. O'Brien by4 uwa-
zany "a najlepszego obywatela.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-10-11
Pra wdopOdobny gl6d W Anglji.

LospsS, 10 pazdz. "rimes'' do
nosi poaniedzy innemi,ze tegoroczny
zbi6r> ~ Wielkiej Brytanji jest mad
zwydaaj niekorzystny. Najwieksza
szkede przypisuja nieudafym zbio-
rom przenicy, chociaz inne zbiory
50 do niczego.
Widoki dla ludnosci W zimie Sc
bardzo niepocieszajace. 4 powodu
zmniejszacej sic uprawy przenlcy
radzi 'sTimes'' farmerom rzuciG sic
do gospodarstwa mlecznego.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-10-11
Cholera W Galicji.

WlEDEh 10 pazdz. w. Krakowie
zachorowafa jedna osoba ma cholere
a dwie umar}y. w Niepotomicach
bylo T wypadk6w zas}abniec. Cho-
rych jest najwiecej robotnik6w pra-
cujacych przy Whsle. (Jak zwykle
wszystka bieda dla robotnikow.
Przyp. Red.).
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-10-11
Meksyko.

W walce zandarm6w rozb6jnikami,
naczelnik rozb6jnikow Doran zosta}
zabity. 49,.
Podziemne grzmoty daja sig sly
szet W bliskosci wulkanu Colima;
wczoraj widziano: .ogien wybucha-
jacy z wulkanu. obawiaja sic .gwa}-
townego wybuchu; DUO ludzi opu-
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-10-11
Wiadomosci Miejskie.
BARWY MIEJSKIE.
Jak ,,Chicagoski strumiei'' naJwyI Izszy
szacunek Osi3gn8f.

JAN
szacunek Osiagnaf. ..
Juz przed kilku dnlami don nosili-
smy, ze komitet dekoracyjny dla.
wystawy swiatowej W po}acze niu
komitetem dekoracyjnym N miasta
Chicago, przyja} barwe Terra Cot
ta'' "a kolor tia, dla wszys stkichf
dekoracji jake beda z powodu wy
stawy urzadzone. i
Juz wtenczas zauwazano ze wyborr
komitetu ME by}nadzwyczaj tr rafny.
Terra Gotta ME jest czysta barwa
Jest to kolor pewnego gat tunku
gliny, ktorej kamieh udul cowy
i ornamenty wypalaja. Kolor jest
brudno-z -z6&ty albo nawet bru udno o-zd4-
to- -jasno -czerwony, koniec ko meow
jest to kolor brudny i symbolizuje
doskonale brud, kt6ry W wielu cze-
sciach miasta Chicago przewaza a.
Kolor ten symbolizuje ME etylko
fzyczny, ale jeszcze bardziej nj oral
ny brud W kt6rym Chicago bezna-
dziejnie utone}o.
Terra Gotta ME plami tax latwo.
Przyjeto, Meik Nc Donald Sc
dzia Woodman zostaliby jake ,,do-
brzy patrjoci' gwiazdami ude koro-
wani przy roztrzasaniu polityk i
sprawy toru wyscigowego.
Poniewaz ;, Melk" mia1 VIC cisnac
Charlemu $500 do rak re bankno-
ty miafy bye pot}uszczone przet Q mo-
g}yby barwe krajowa bia}o7 7czerwo;
no-niebieska poplamic. W6wczas
moznaby natychmiast plamy n a SUI
kniach ,,zalety obywatelsklejp po-
znac.
Cos podobnego ME powinno mice
miejscai dlatego Terra-Cotta costa
ME ;, honorowym kolorem" Chi caga.
Terra Gotta ME plami, Terra Gotta
zakrywa wszystko!
Komitet dekoracyjny zaszed} O.
statecznie jeszcze dalej. -.
Brud cuchnie zwykle, ably zas
symbol smrodu W miejska chora-
giew wstawie, sk}onili sic pre- edsta-
vic strumieh Chicagoski W bar
wach miejskich"
Kom1tet przyjaf projekt artysty
nazwiskiem Roeward: Pod}ug te-
go projektu, wzorem :dla chora gwi,
szyld6w, transparent6w, naPis6w
i t. p. ma bye kolorem tia Ter
RAJ Gotta. Gala przestrzeh ws zyst-
kich choragwi, szyld6w, tran paren-
tow, napis6w t. p. ma bye "a po-
mocs biafych pasow W kszta ie Ii
terry Y podzielona ma trzy pola.
TIE biafe pasy jak m6wi artysta,
maja przedstawia6 st'em'ied c y'ica-
goski te try pola W kolorze terra
cotty maja oznacza6 try dzielnicy
miasta, p6lnocna, zachodnia i po}u-
dniowa strone, do kt6rego stru mieh
wstepuje W p6}noqnei stf fonie
i dzieli sic W samym miescie ma
slawne diva ramona. Strum len ten
ma bye przedstawiony ma miiej Skiej
chorqgwi blafym jak Snieg.
Mozemy tu jeszcze powiedziee Z co
shicagoski strumieh Wszystk 90 zro-
bic moze. Nietylko moz E Gale
miasto zaraza obdarzac, lekarzy,
aptekarzy, karawaniarzy i akcj ona-
rjuszy cmentarza "a pomoca, tyfusu.
dyfterji i t. p. wzbogacac, ale ma
wet moze artyste uniesmier rtePFni6'
Prawdopodobnie ME shciaf pan
Roeward jako urodzony nor rweg-:
czyk kpit z Chicago. :. Jezeli. lei i. to u
czynif to zjesgo kpi:n p'o9Wgystafta p'9Wgy p gorz- g'
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-10-11

kohcu trzeciego dnia kon przyszed4
tax dalece do siebie, re jezdziec
m6g} juz konia dosiasc ostatnie 10
mil konno przebyc. Berlihscy Office
rowie SO zachwyceni bohaterstwem
austryjackiego oficera dlatego for
malnie opiewaja jego wielki idjoty-
czny czyn.