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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-08
WORKING IN THE SLOGAN.

English Agents Who Are Known In Mon
tana, Operating Up North.
1t may not generally be known the
amount of work being lone and the extent
of work proposed for the coming season by
the London Mercantile association, limited.
of London, England, says the Nelson, b.
c., Tribune. The syndicate is represented
by Jowett g. ~Chadbourn, who act as their
agents in British Columbia. They are now
registered as a foreign company and will do
business in their own name; mus TAR an
property acquired by them has been pur-
chased or bonded in the name of their
agents. The first acquisition was the
Franklin u McGovern mining properties,
situate in the SLOGAN district, consisting OF
the Great Western and other claims. Work
property, principally the Great Western.
SINCE August last. A tunnel has been run
on the vein about 800 feet, and together
with n short upper tunnel and crosscuts
make nearly 400 feet of underground work.
They have exposed u strong vein OF high
grace galena ore. varying from eight to
eighteen inches in width. The ore has
been left in place as far rs possible by ex-
tending the level on the aide of the ore.
The vein lies between plumhaginous slate
for q foot wall and a porphyry dyke Us the
hanging wall. Assays OF the ore range
100 to 800 ounces silver.
They have purchased and bonded several
properties adjoining the Great Western.
such az the Stormount. Sadie and Northern
Belle, upon whicn work will commence in
the spring.
Their second purchase was the Read u
Robertson property in Four Mile camp, five
claims in all, and later the Grouse. Packer.
and Jenny Lind, adjoining claims. were
acquired.
The surface showing on the Read Il Rob
ertson is second TO none in the SLOGAN dis
trict. A strong vein of high grade galena
ore crops out Loldly for over 1000 feet. A
general nssay from samples taken along
the cioppings the entire distance gave l42
ounces silver. Thu property lies on the
ridge between Carpenter and Four Mile
creeks. extending toward Four Mile, and
will robably be worked from that side.
MIR. Chadbourn has inst purchased two
more claims further down and adjoining,
and has maize locations of bottom ground
1eaching down to and across Four Mile,
and they haye now seventeen claims in this
group.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment whom
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to it's presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of q perfect lax
alive; etfectually cleansing tho system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weaken
ing them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by oil drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Go. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute il offered.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-08
PERSONAL.

Thomas Weir, of Granite, is in the city.
w. +. Dodge and wife. of Winston. are
registered at the Grand Central.
Louis Hoffman. of White Sulphur
Springs. If stopping at The Helena.
NJ. A. Murphy and wife. of Avon, are
among the out Of own visitors to the city.
w. E. Tierney. of Townsend. member of
the Montana house of representatives, is
visiting the capital.
w. W. Turner, trainmaster OF the Great
Northern at Great Falls. spent Thursday
and Friday in Helena.
Gov. Richards went to Butte yesterday to
see his family start for the east. During
the Worlds fair they will be at Evanston,
Ill. Gov. Richards will attend the trans
mississippi congress at Ogden and then 60
to Chicago for n short visit.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-08
JEFFERSON COUNTY MINES.

Active Work Reported on "A Number of
Promising Properties.
Jacob Kuuf md partners are sinking on
the Blizza d mine, about a quarter of q
mile south of the Minah mine. near
Wickes, says the Age. They are down 80
feet, and are taking out ore, shipping four
carloads to the Boulder smelter this week.
hey have a vein ten feet wide, but there
are at present only two small pay streaks in
it, one ten inches wide on the hanging wall.
and the other eight inches wide on tho foot
wall. The ore runs from twenty-five to
100 ounces in silver.
Work Oh the Hope concentration at Basin
il going steadily TO ward. The machinery
il going in this week. and the mill will be
running in tho course Of hive or six weeks.
The machinery IL very fine and will work
100 tons of ore per day.
James Hughes and George Farrell are
sinking an incline on Il promising prospect
in the vicinity OF the Homage mine, near
Winston, and hope to prove it to be n
bonanza. 1bey are down about forty feet
already and will keep on to ct least 200
feet.
Recent Developments in tho Diamond
Hill property, at st. Louis. are very ,~flattef-
ing. Tom Cooney, who has the pond on it.
liz very i%ubilant. Assays from all grades OF
ore have greatly exceeded his expectations.
Two Burleigh drills are at work in the
Minah mlne, near Wiokes, doing develop
ment work. The property is in the hands
of the English syndicate which made q deal
for 1t some time ago.
jack SpauldinR, Or Bradeu and Robert
Hamilton are working on an extension Of
the homage mine, near Winston, and they
expect to develop Il fine property. They
intend to sink a 200-foot incline shaft.
About si1ty-fye men arc employed on the
Anno Frin NINA ngnr Wlpatnn and "a pnr-
load of ore ia the average daily shlpmenr.
Z. ii. HHZelton ia developing tho Lille
mine. adjoining the ~lronage, near Winston,
and the prospect promises to prove a rich
mine.
1t is said tina. the Freiburg claim, Beaver
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN,

The Terry Hill lode in Ten Mils district
has been located by Hugh Daily. Jr.
Miss Emily Swan, who hns been the chief
cler X in Attorney General Haskell's Office,
has accepted n position es private secretary
to State Treasurer Wright.
The four inches of snow that fell during
Thursday night and yesterday morning
showed no signs OF remaining. 1t is melt
ing as rapidly as possible, md is therefore
not Il bad thing for the farmers.
Mrs. L. Mal!on, who is living at tho poor
farm ut Boise, Idaho. writes to United
States Marshal Furay for information con-
ceruinG the whereabouts of her son, Edward
MaIion, who is Il miner. Mrs. Mallon
would like to have the papers copy this
item.
Bishop Brewer will make his official
visitation OF St. Peters parish tomorrow.
Toe Easter music will be repeated at the
morning service. In the evening the BISHOP
will administer the rite OF confirmation.
The bishop will also visit the sunday
school, (which meets at 2:3O p. M.
The New York Dry Goods Store has
leased the building formerly occupied by
the Merchants National bank. on Main
street, and will occupy the new quarters in
July. Extensive improvements. aRgreRat.
ing $12,0 COO, will be made. and when COM
oleted the New York Store will have one Of
the finest establishments in the state.
Rev. j.. N. Smith, late pastor of the Union
avenue Christian church of Portland, who
recently held SO successful n revival in
Monmouth. says the Monmouth, Oregon.
Record, tondered his resignation to his
Portland congregation last Sunday, having
accepted a moat urgent onlt to the pastorate
of the Christian church in Monmouth.
Rev. Smith is one of the most talented d.
| vines in the west and Monmouth ia to be
congratulated upon her good fortune in
secu ing him..
The following new postofices have beer
established in Montana: hbsarokeo, Vel
lowstone county; Bearmonth. Deer Lodg,
county; Chimney Rock. Park county; Dem
e~rsville. Missou,a county; Gould, Lewii
and Clarke county; Hasmark. Deer Lodg,
! county; Hinsdale, Dawson county; Pryor
Indian reservation; Shelby, Choteau county
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Ruyins SLOGAN Ores.

Ruying SLOGAN Ores.
Charles G.. Griffith, a representative of
the company operating smelters at Great
Falls and East Helena, Montana, arrived
in Nelson on Friday, says the Tribune.
Flo has made several trips to this
district ns II sight. seer. but he is
now here on business. Hereto
fore tho smelters which he represents drew
their supply of lead ores from the C@ur
d'Alenes principally, but that supply is
now being greatly reduced owing to tho
shutting Town Of several of the largest of
the producing mines. The ores of the
SLOGAN will be put chased from this time on.
as they are the best ores obtainable for
f~luxing. owing to the high percentage of
lead carried. one ton being equal to n ton
and n half of concentrates from the C@ur
d'Alene mines. As an instance: Supt.
Fisher. of the Freddie Lee, recently took a
careful sample of a ifty-ton shipment.
The samrle gave Il return of 1877 ounces sill
vsr and 70 per cent lead. No other country
produces so uniformly high grade ore. The
smelter at Great Falls and the one at Hell
ena nave four stacks each. and q daily
capacity of about $50 tons. The same COM
pnny has u one-stack smelter and a refinery
at Chicago. .
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-08
TALKING OVER THE RATES.
Cpur d'Alere Miners and Railway
Managers Have a Con-
fersncs.
The Former Ask for a Reduction
of Four Dollars Per
Ton.
An English Syndicate Making BiE FUR
chases In the slocan-Active Work
in Jefferson County

An important meeting was held n few
Aars ago at Spokane, at which the principal
mining men of the Cour d'Alenes met the
traffic managers of the Northern Paclno
and Union Pacific railroads and demanded
of them Il reduction OF freight rates On ore
and concentrates. Messrs. Hannafotd ana
Munro represented the railroads. and the
mines were represented by Van Is. DeLnsh-
NUT and George b. McAulay for the stem-
winder, Sierra Nevada md Granite mines;
+. W. Bradley, for the Bunker Hill and
Sullivan; A.. b. Campbell ind John A.
Finch, for the Gem, Standard and Union;
d.. Is. Huntley. for the Morning; b. q.
Kinesbury and Patrick Clark, for the Poor
man; f. lockwood Moore and Charles
Sweeney, for the Last Chance; G. ID. Por-
ter, for the Custer, and G. w. ONeil, for
the Mammoth.
As might be expected, quite a long and
Interesting session was had. The mine
owners and representatives were closely
questioned in detail by the trnttic man
ayers. and facts and figures on the output
and expenses of operating the various
mines were freely produced. While IL was
shown that such mines as the Morning can
not be orerated under existing conditions
at a profit, some of them, it was admitted.
were making expenses and some a little
moro, but no great amount OF money. IL
was stated that no active development work
could be expected under the present freight
rates, but that the work would be confined
TO ore already developed.
The mining men were firm in their de-
mand for a reduction of 81 per ton on con-
centrates shipped to Denver and Omaha
as any smaller reduction than that would
not grant sufficient relief to warrant q con-
tinunnce of operations at the majority of
the mines. The railroad men declared that
the C9ur d'Alenes was q comparatively IN
profitable field for them. and that the cur
tailment Of mining expenses should be
looked for in other sources. While they
gave the mining men little, If any encour-
acement, they finally consented to take the
matter under Amusement. No dehnlte
time was given for returning an answer to
the demands of the mine owners. The mine
owners are not unanimous in their opinions
ss to the likelihood of securing the reduc-
ton asked for. Some believe that 1t will
be granted, while others regard it as ex'
eeedingly doubtful.
The result of the demand Of the mine
owners for q reduction of freight rates 10 q
matter of paramount Importance to the
mining mon. A reduction of only 81 pei
ton, which is only half of what Is de-
mnnded, would make a difference in favor
of the Burker Hill of over $4,000 n year.
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creek district, can DO bonded for 800. 600
any day that title can be guaranteed for it.
Az present it il in litigation.
Work has been resumed on the Little
Bonanza mine. in Kimber eulch. Beaver
creek district, owned by q. p. Chisholm.
The property promises to be u famous one
day.
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Arrivals at the Grand Contra,

John i Friesberger. p LaFontaine. Butte
Lutte Il Ill kevin. hreat halls
j King. Great Falls } + Faulkner. st Paul
c G tnller, Lozeman + l. Irish. Bismarck
r A Ritchey, Bismarck j W Herbert, Bis
C Il Akin, Rimini marck
+ j Kelly. kimini Thomas d Long, Col
Thomas E davidson, umbus, Ind
Columbus. Ind 4 De- emer. Win
w ID Pirkston. Rutte ston
l. y Wood, Eldorado W L Iierney, Town
Far send
W IS Dodge, Winston Mrs Dodge, Winston
John A Heating, Elk John Mich, Helena
horn II A Eenner. Minneap-
William ronlin. Col oils
umDia Falls John Eiffar, New York
Nj A Murphy, Avon hrs Murphy, Avon
Ct Sparkling, Wickes
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The GrnndOn.

The only frst-cless European hotel in
the city.
Has the best rooms, all modern convent
ences, with cafe in the building. Corner
Sixth avenue and Warren street. j. j.
RohrbanQh, manager. Rapid transit cleo
trio cars pass the door.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-08
Arrivals at The Helena.

G. L. Tracy, Helena & G Roswell. Seattle
Il + Wilson, Washing + nj Malone. Miles
ton City
j Pollok, Chicago Patti Rosa, Chicayo
John " Bunne and j Irwin. st Lou 3
wife, Chicago Will j Liidings, New
II q house, ieoria, i'll York
y & Beck, Virginia (has Wright, Detroit,
tity Mich
Mai j W Marshall. Hell Dave Posner, Wolf
ena Creek
) Kellogg, st Paul q ID Haskins, st Louis
w w Marshall, Minne- A Is Murphy, st Louis
apolis Chrs ; ell, Eo2eman
W + Nay, st Paul j l. iiirk, IT Paul
Louis eitnan. White Z c Morrison, San
sulphur springs tranclsco
A j Warren and wife, w G l.esschcr, IT Louia
ST Paul j Il Goldsmith, st iaul
j X Nhitmirc, Boss leo " Bestur, Air n :
burg apolis
! lhos Weir, Granite Chas II Severance, Okla
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-08
Money To Loan.

On real estate or collateral security. in
sums OF 800 to $751; 00. Time and terms to
suit borrower.
viii lend a limited amount on choice
personal security.
MONTANA SAVINGS BANK,
Helena, Mont.
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Top O'Deep, Deer Lodge county; Whitlash.
Chotsau county; Winston formerly Plsosr),
.JafArann oOnuiv

Paddy Lee. the pugilist. who is nov a
waiter at the Coliseum. was fined S. by
Judge Gage yesterday. for striking Lille
Wilson, one of the performer. with his
open hand. The girl had a cowboy In one
OF tho boxes and he was treating TO wine.
is that the wine was not tho kind ordered,
and she sent Lee back with IL. On his re-
turn. she says. he got angry and struck her.
Lee. in defense, said the girl picked up the
bottle and threatened to hit him with it,
whereupon he slapped her.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-08

Want TO buy a gold or silver watch call on
US, we will save you money; large stock.
j. STETNMET2 JEwEEIY CO.. 20 Main street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-08

The Latest
Novelties both in silver and gold, largest
all new desisna. at the
J.. STEISMETz JEwELRY Co, 20 Main street.
Which Road Makes tho Quickest limo to
Chicago?
The Great Northern makes quicker time
to St. Paul and points east thereof than
any other line.
And is tic onlv line which makes the
run to Chicago in two nights; others all
use three nights.
b. II. LANGLEY, G.. T. A..
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Just Arrived.

Fine line cut crystal, which We are offer
ing at moderate prices. The
j. STEINMETz JEwELRY CO., 20 Main street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-08

We inaugurate this week our Annual Spring
Opening DISPLAY Of Silks, Dress Goods, Dress
Patterns. Challies, Satines, Dimitys. F'lannels,
Outing Cloths, Broadcloths, Suitings, Ladies'
cloths, Wash Goods, Housekeeping Goods, Lin
ems, Cottons, Hosiery, EIandkerchiefs, Gloves,
Laces, Dress Trimmings, Small Wares, Capes,
Jackets. Wraps, Costumes, Carpets, Curtains
and Draperies, Etc.
NOTE The Ladies Of Montana understands that is an nnp4Bdiy hTMo
Dry Goods but from tnet time we mention leading attractions in the different
deparments This week we direct attention our grand gnrhex exhibit Of Jew
Spring and Summer Goods in all lines and to the nequaneav value presented
in avery Department. lid
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The Latest

Legal blnnks at this oihce.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28
Weso4y Kurjerek.

Gonaec 4 Bkra, czasoplsmo
illustrowane, cd lat l6tu wycho-
dzace We l. WOW i e, posiada
tresG niezmiernle obfita, urozmai-
coma, pozy:eczna i patryotyczna,
przyczem zamieszcza w1eksze /
mniejsze dobre p o W i 9 S c Ivy
chodzl try razy ma miesiac. w e.
so@y Kurjerek jest zupefnie
oddzlelnem humorYstycznem i u
s EN- pismem wycho-
dzl diva razy ma miesiac - razem
tedy kazdy prenumerator otrzymu.
je miesiecznle piec numerow
dwoch pism. Ia zdrowy i prey
jenny pokarm W ogole, a "a dobry
humor i ciety dowclp W szczegole
= redakcia porecza, przyczem
doda]e, re redakcJa obydw6ch
plsm prowadzona Jest W ten spo-
sob, II pisma tie ME SO bynajmnie
lokalne, lecz lnteresaja cafy og6
polski. Polacy zamieszkali W
Ameryce, znajda W rlch wszystko,
co cylko ola pokrzepienla ducha
polskiego %potrzeba, 4 obok poucza-
]ace], 'nteresujacej i %pozyteczneJ
tresoi Gofca lshry, humor i
dowcip Wesofego Kurer-
k a rozpedza i'm nleJedna teskna i
ciezka chwlle zycia ma obczyznie,
Prenumerata po1roczna
przese}ka do Amerykl wynosl tylko
d wa dolary. Nadse1aiacy
prenumerate roczna cztery
d olary. otrzymuje natychmiast
oprocz pism powYzszych, j~eszcze
franco bezp}atna premie: Prenu-
merowac mona w kazdej chwili,
zalegie numera. Tub poczatki po-
wiescl ma z2danie 6azdy nowy
prenumerator otrzymuJe darmo.
Prenumerate z Amerykl naJ-
dogodnlei przesefaG doiarami pa
plerowymi w llstach rekomendo-
wanych, lub tez przekazem poczto-
wynn pod adresem.
Administracja Go1ca 4 khry
Lwow--Lemberg
I'll. hraSzewskiego %
EUROPE AUSTRIA GALICYA.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28
SYN pred MATKA.

Dlugi czas naradsaia sic
szlachta kogo obraG ma kro-
Ia.
Byly wowczas w Polsce
easy bardzo niespokojne,
clezkie chwile wolen niepo-
kolow traplfy nasz kraj. =
Smutno DIN, i mieslace wloki7
sic wsr6d rozllcznych napadow,
a tn leszcze i krola IA tronie
lie stato! prey
gneblony smutnem stanem
kraju Jan Kazimierz korone
swa zfozyi-wszyscy zeorani
pod Warszaw wa namyslaja sic
kogo obrac, a czas MIA l tax
dzien po dniu sic ~lecze, he jul
przeszto pottora mlesiaca stoja
szeregi nasze pod miastem i
naradzaja sic, kogo obrac
krolem.
A tych co sic o tron polski
staraja niena1o. Ztad lyle ME
pokoiu, DO ten ola sieble chce
zyskac glossy, ten Ola siebie l
ztad rozdwojenle nlema
jednosci.
Austtrya koniecznle chce ably
obrsc iako krola ksieeia Lo-
t~aryhskiego, Francya swego
stawla kandydata, Moskwa
dale matoletniego syna cars
kieko, a KrystYna szwedzka "a
SODA przemawla i t. d. t. d.
WSrod szereg6w szlachuy
stoiacei pod Viola (m%le]sce
pod Warszawa przeznaczone
ma elekcye czyll obi6r kr6la)
przy choragwi Sandomierskiei
stol tel i mlody Michat Wis
nlowlecki, syn wdowy pc
ksleciu Jeremlm Wlsnlowiec.
kim, kt6ry to TAX dzielnle /
me2nle toczyi wojny Koza.
kami, Szwedaml lnnnym!
wrogami ojczYznY naszel.
Ksiaze Micha1s Wlsniowieckl
uboglm by} rYcerzem. Me poslada}
AMI orszaku - ami %otoczenla Wspa-
nla1ego, jake miell lnni wlelcy
panowle, ale miaf SERGE poczciwe i
wychowanY bYt poczciwle. Stanaf
PREY choragwl rYcerstwa i rozwaza
ola kogo trzeba dac gfos PREY wy
borze kr6la, by ten wybor przec1e
by} ola kraju jaknailepszym.
A W kole narady trwaja / ME.
porozumieria ciag}e.
= Me chcemy cudzoziemca
polski, zawo}a} ktos zywo,
ten ~powtarzaja szeregi braci
ns ~ hca do konca. :.-Nle chce-
GID udzoziemca.
0 q " Pasta wybierzemy ma iron!
my sle ktos z boku, a znow
~ Jednog}osnle wofa]a::
ozwie WezmY z rodu Pasta. bra.
w%szyszego - Polaka. On mech
- Chrobrego wfozy ma czoto,
"a nasch Mani wlada.
h 50 nstafa clsza. WszyscY W
Menu w gfebokim zamys-
sknnle, kogo to obrac, al
iii, 81 ktos zawoia:
On Otto jest syn Jeremiego
hiowiecklego Michaf,
W;srny 90 na kr6la, to Past,
wezl asz!...
n n Wiwat! ozwaty sic glossy
Ikoio... Wlwat! powt6rzYly
~ o,egi bracl = tfumY rycer'
szar. a - dziala zagrztnlalY,
stw;le blysty i radosc powszech'
ogn zapanowaia.
49, }iednt ksiaze Michaf Kory'
Wlsniowiecki, ME mogl
- e, czy to jest prawda, czy
n tylko, co sic teraz
Eolo niego dzlato. On
ny ME majacy nawet swego
ozu, zostaJe obrany keolem?
!1l tzy to prawda?
ec5 tax.
.siaze PrYmas M,koiaj
;mowskl bierze 60 do swe)
EcY wleZle W OtOczen!u
rzednie1szych pan0w !
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28


Kiedy zaczeto przedstawiac
przedmioty "a pomoca ich
obrazu. wtedy dopiero plsmo
stale sic srodkiem oswlaty.
Pismo obrazowe bylo po-
%czatklem kazdego systemu
pisanla. W samej rzeczy nle
ma MIC tax naturalnego, tax
przYstepnego nawet ola malo
rozwluietego umysiu, jak u2y-
wanle obrazow do wYrobienia
pojecia o przedmlotach; fakt
ten %wdzony zostal dosta-
tecznle ma dzleciach, oraz
gfuchoniemnYch, acknowledgement
pisac.
Ameryka to klasyczny kraj
plsma obrszowego; tn spoty.
kamY lie W stanie niezmleulo.
nym l czystym. Kora drzewna,
obfupane pine, gladkie bokl
skaf. slu2yty Indyanom "a
podstawe pierwszych prob
pisma. Ma Mich podawall do
wiadomosci przechodnia, ilu
wolownikow ma tenn miejscu
obozowaio, iaka llczbe ME.
przyiaciol oskalpowali i obdar.
Ii, dokad udali sic nastepnie,
]ak dawno wyruszyli ze swoich
rodzinnych ognisk it'd. Latwo
dale sic to podac obrazowo,
CO natura dotykalnle pred
stawia. Cztowiek bYt malowa-
ny bardzo presto, kofo wyobra.
za}o glove, kreskl oznaczaiy
rece nogi. zabltego nieprzy.
jaciela przedstawiafa postad
ludzka bez gtowy. Ale
jakkolwiek bvf ograniczony
zakres wyobrazeh IndYan,
musiell przeciez posladaG
pewne oderwane pojecla.Jakim
sposobem przedstawIall obra.
zowo take poJecia, jak STA wa,
potega t. d.?
Jezeli chcemy wyraza6 sic
poetycznie. uzywamY wyrazow
znaczenia zmys}owego W miej.
see pojec oderwanych, l
mowlmY laur zamlast s1awa
berlo zamiast wfadza. W TAXI
sam sposob postepowali
lndyanie. Obraz rzeczy posla-
dajacel pewna szczeg6lna
wtasnos6, uzywany bYl do
oznaczenia samej rzeczy.
Obraz sionca wyrazat pojecie
swiatlo, ucho oznaczafo sluch,
oko - wzrok it'd.
Jeszcze W r. l949 %nacZelnl-
cy Czyppewajscy przedstawi.
Ii prezydentowi Stanow Zled.
noczonych petycya ma szesciu
kawatkach kory brzozowej.
Przedstawlone tam zwierzqta,
So to znaki (totem) rozmaltycn
pokoleh, ktore sic udaty do
prezYdeata, Serca pomalowane
Sc ma czerwono. LIME 1acza te
ostatnie i oczY z screen
o&lem pierwszego zwlerzecia;
oprocz tego idzie lnna LIMA cd
tego ostatniego do 4 obrazow,
malych, mledzy SODA potaczo-
nych jezlor, znajdujacych sic
pod totemami; druga wycho.
dzl nalprzod z Okla pierwszego
zwierzecla. Indyanie cbciell
przez to uzmyslowic, lie zgod-
nj W swoich zamiarach
2yczeniach = oko serce -
procoo ~roo-lo-fo ~