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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28

garzem correspondence. Ot6z, zalo-
zenie posrednictwa, o jakiem pisa
lem, byioby olbrzymim (?) krokiem
naprzod, ] naczncm ola wszystkich
ufatwieniem. Prawda, ze prawdziwa
i bogata ksiegarnia by}aby ~jeszcze
lePsza, ale, jak Pan powiada, brak
ma mia kapita}u. Vice skoro ME
mozemy sic zdobyc ma cos lepszego,
poprzestahmy ma tenn co dobre.
Wszak lepszy rydz, niz mic.
M6wi} Pan dalej, re trudno nam
bedzie wyrobic sobie klientele wsrod
rodakow... Alez my jej ME koniecz-
ME potrzebujemy.
Many znaczna liczbe wlasnych
oddziaiow, ktore ksiazki sprowadza-
il / be- posrednictwa, a ola kt6rych
posrednictwo bedzie bardzo korzyst-
men,, DO g~remjalne zakupno ksiazek
uzyska nam rabat u ksiegarzy.
W. Jarzs6ski.
(Jezeli tylko o to chodzi{o, to "a
Mast d}ugiego artykuIu wstepnego,
wystarczyioby najzupeiniej zwykie
og}oszenie. p. R.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28

Ayslaf, IL zn6w ~zostanie oszuka.
nym, tax powiada pan L. Mooney,
I Montssano, WASH, W liscie haste.
pujsoym:
DCierpialem ma dotkliws b6le v
Piersiaoh ! aoiadku cd pr.ss.lo IA lat.
Pf6bowaiem prawie ws.ystkich ls.
karstw, tax patentowanyoh jak 1 In.
nyoh,leoz .~nalazlem, zs to 50 wszyst.
ko humbugi, n~ares1oie zobao.ylem
artykuf " ,,Prairie Farmer" o ORA
Piotra Gomozo i ohociaA -pr.yznam
sic myslaism IL .n6w zostaje o.
szuksnym, posla3em $500 pc pudao
ma probe. Oswiado.am, IL medyoy-
ma byfa wielka niespod.ianka ola
mnie. NsPrawde byia oudowns. W
oisgu dnia wypotrzsbowalem pottery
butelki. Cierpialsm ma okropne be.
le. Zdawaio sic uczyni6 mnie slabo.
witym jak kot, lecz mimo to dalej
1azywaiem le stosownie do przepi.
SOW Nassoie mogism wykr.yknsc
Eureka, ma ostatku znalaziem pr.e.
cieH naletyts leksrstwo. Me mann
teraz wiecej b6lu. Jezli pan ME ma
tutaj agenta, ohetnie ohce bye pana
reprezentantem".
ORA Piotra Gomozo ME jest NEEDY.
oyna Patentowsns W swyOzajnym
sensie tego wyratenia sic. Me mo.
ana js dostac " aptekaoh. Jsdynis
lokalni agsnoi je spr.sdawsjs. Pc
dals.e szosego{y piszoie do wlasoi.
ciela; Dr. Peter Fshrney, 112-l14
s. Hoyns av., Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28
CORRESPONDENCE ,,zGODY"
Il Chicago.

Szanowny Panic Redaktorze!
W ostatnim numerze Zgody umie-
scifes Pan s~treszczenie mego artyku.
3u umieszczonego W Sztandarze, pro.
Ponujacego, ably przysz}y WydziaI
|Oswiaty Zwiazku M{odziezy Pol.
skiej zaja} sic posrednictsoem miedzy
ksiegarzami Polsko. europejskimi, a
amerykahskimi nabywcami ksiazek.
Sadie, re So. Pan lie moi projekt
zrozumia} j dlatego prosze o umiesz.
genie W Zgodzie tego wyjasnienia.
w projekcie swoim ME ~myslaiem
o z~alozeniu ksiegarni. Mowiiem tyl.
ko poSrednict,oie W sprowadzaniu
ksiazek abonamencie gazet j sadzi.
fem, re wyraz poSrednictpo przez
kozdego bedzie zrozumiany, jake u.
iatwianie zakupna, a ME jake utrzy.
mywanie ma skiadzie ksiazek j gazet
europejskich. Kazdy chcacy korzy.
STAG posrednictws, zamawia}by
ksiazki lub gazety,a Wydziai Oswia.
ty Zwiazku M. vitality ma siebie o.
bowiazek sprowadzania ich W ciagu,
danny ma to, pieciu tygodni. Prey
takiem prowadzeniu Interest,", PREY.
Una Pan, kaPitaiu wielkiego ME pc.
trzeba.
naszych stosunkach ameryka6.
skich, komunikacja z krajem jes,
nadzwyczsj utrudniona. (Dlaczegof
Z. R.) Kto chce ksiaaek Tub gaze,
Polsko- must sam z ksie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28
Il NanticOke, Pa.

Biblioteka imienia j. |. Kraszew-
skiego w Nanticoke, Pa, W ostatnich
trzech miesiacach, t.j. oil II lipca do
II pazdziernika, byia otwarta 40 ra-
zy. Odwiedzilo ia osob 312. Czy-
taio ma miejscu gazety amerykah-
skie i europejskie, ktorych jest 81,
osob 2l9. Ksiazki do domu braio
$50 osob.
Nastepne Posiedzenie przypada 8
~listopada, ktore bedzie polroczne.
Il szacunkiem,
An. Piotrcwski,
sekretarz j bibliotekarz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28

dfugis lsta woaa o smiane tsgo neds
nsgo poaoasnia. Tax tsa c.ynil M
ro'liosnyoh jawnyoh .gromsdse.
mach, W oisgu tego roku ur.sd.a.
nyOh. tax ozynili posiowie pre-. lud
ten wybrsni. A poniewaz " re.olu
ojaoh sjasdu niemisokiego " Cies.y.
ME twierd.ono. ae akOja ia jest d.ie-
lem oboych sgitator6w, przsto stwier
dzamy, te odnosne uohwaiy % ME
sfyohnnem, 4adnego stronniotwa DO
lityo.nego niegodnem m. msmieniem
P~ubliosnosoi. Mo potrseba nave.
s~walo.s6 obra.y ludowi nas.emu "
ten sPos6b srzad.onej.-- Politowa
ME tea tylko bud1io mote osa.wianie
odssc1epiefo6w. Potepisjac poste-
Powanis .jasdu oiss.yhskiego.
oswiadO.amy jednak, Re jak dawniej,
tax dis Z ludnosoia niemiecka, W
kraju ay6 ohoemy W pokoju i W So
siedzkiej sgodIie, jake synowie tel
samej siemi i r6wnouprawnieui
wspoaobywatels.
% Trwamy pr.y ws.ystkich ma.
s.yoh tadaniaoh i oswiadczs my, &c
Praktyo.ne potrzebne prawo i spra.
wiediiwosc wymaga, ably be.zwsoc..
ME PrzeProwad.one byiy r6wnou
Prawnienie je.ykowe W ssdaoh, U
r1edach j s.kOiaoh, ably .adosc uo.y
Mono potr1sbom gospodsrczym i
k%ulturnym l1du polskiego i c.sskie.
go, pr1edewszystkier, ably gimna
tjum o.eskie " Opawie i polskie W
C~ieszynis upahstwowione bylo, ably
u~rzsd.ono seminarja nauo.yoielskie
/ szkoiy narodowe ! ably uohylono
nisrozumne nauczanie jeryks nile
mieokiego " szkolach ludowych, a
skoro ! przeciw tym rzeo.om stawia
sic oPor Z pr.yozyn stronniczego
sobkostws, uwazsmy to jake objaw
W oswieoonym spoieozehstwie ME.
zrozumiaay. Skoro zas r~eprezentsojs
stosecznego nas.ego miasta .aklaJ,
cd IA lat skuteosnie i poaytkien
ola obywatelstwa dzialajaoy, nazwa.
Ia gniazdem agitaoyjnem / public.
mem zgorszeniem, to ma to ME umie
my .nalssc odpowiedniei kwsli6.
kacji.
o. q wdsiec.nosoie witalismy OBJ.
jaw, ae ma t. slaskie sprawy W ostat
MIN ozssie " ziemiach bratnich wick
sra .wracano uwsge.
Zsdamy ponownie cd posl6w pol
skioh i oIeskich, ably sic ujeli lud,
slaskiego, aadamy to cd wssystkich
90 msjs poozuoie sprawiedliwosoi
zsdamy cd posi6w niemieokiego ma
rodu, 90 pojmu:s ma serjo historyoz
ne zadanie p'hstwa austryjaokiego
waajemny stosunsk narod6w re sta
/; eowiska chr.sscijahskisgo, ably 81
, ~prsyo.ynili do usuniecia stosunk6w
kt6re 50 hahba nas.ego stuleoia.
y. Posiom nasrym wypowiadam,
nie1somne .aufAnie. WidzsO jsdn.h
jak Psrtjs, ktora sic .wis psrtja pah
stwowa ! um~iarkowans, . kt6ra mar
.aws1e pr1edstawia potrzeby zgod,
" krsju, ME wahaia sic be-. waane
prsyc.yny jse sic obstrukoji, komp
romitujsoej pahstwo q podnieoajace
namietny b6j- w.ywamy naszyoI
posf6w ma sejm, ably ma PREY s.los
~zanieohali .byt wielkiego .sp:erani
samyoh siebis, jake dotad ma siebi
~nakiadali, nswet wtedy, gdy ich uza
sadnions wnioski byly odrzuooue
nawet wteey, gdy i'm zabronion,
stawic wnioski W msoierzyhskim je
zyku, ! ably natomiast wed.ug oko
lioznosoi uzyli takich srodk6w, ia
kioh ME waha sic uay6 partja, niby
to pahstwows, W sposob prawie ME
IooI,;-.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28
DOktOr j. IfOwiecki,
Lskarz 70 starsgs kfaju.

Udzieia iistownie sumiennej rady iekarskie,.
Leozy choroby dzieoi, kobiet 1
meAozyzn, ma "a soba praktyke bli.
sko 2Oletnis. Ma ayczenis wysyla
take lekarstwa. Porada listowns, =
doklsdnem opisem saohowania sic 1
reoeptsmi - kosztuJe jednsgo dols.
RI. Prose- o obsserne opisanie oho.
roby. DIR J6zEF IEowIKcKI,
1920 Chene Str. Detroit, Mich.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28

Kalamazoo, Mioh., jest slynn re
selesyi-jakotez I siedziby Tomassa
Slasera, kt6rego ~ogsoszenis .najduje
dena str. 2,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-05-13
LA VENGANzA DE UN NOBLE

nora de Gambia? Sc amaban slencio repetuosamen
Pero entonces, dcomo atreveis mezclar los sent
mienos sobrno los hiia pueso one
vuero sobrno gnorabais 81 correspondido?
SC6mo atreveis pues, habar del de nnos pue
to que no hay mas que un solo personae escena?
Pcrque Hugues cree correspondent, II
tonic nj neco, cuando 10 asegura porque verdad
Gambia Sc encogio de hombros
-S asf es, peor para elos-diio Gambia, a,-porque esa
novela de terminara ell primer capftulo
;Y que raz6n?pregunt6 tranquilamente Raimundo,
resueto permanecer anquilo durante oda la enevista
- Debierais comprenderla, porque sata a la vista!
-Apuesto algo que vais hablar de la nderencia
de classes, que vais decr que la seorita de Gambia
quede sehor Hughes
Que queres amigo mo-contest6 Ell baron, compren-
dendo la rona de Ramundo; deseo coocar ben mis-
tulos de nobleza que por 10 dema mas antiques
que mi PERSONA pero no puedo tampoc3 ovda mi
la Meta del conde de la Terrade mi ha casara mas
que hombre del range de madre va veis pues,
cabalero nti poongar entrevsta sin rrego
possible que tene objeto.
-iMuy al contrario amigo mio!
Raimundo, desdeIosamente, isponfa al ba-
ron toda la verdad reveae que aquel Hugues
conde e e marques dc Marigrac erminandose de
todas las obeccones cuando amaron precptadamente
Il la puerta del despacho
mo puede entrar!grito violentamente ell bar6n-
mo van dejar paz!
Pero la puerta abr6 de gope; crado enr6 pecip
tadamente, muy palido emocionado.
-1Que ocurre Jose? pregunt6 Gambia
sin Or repuesta del crado puso amarillo la
Ramundo habfa reado lado; pero Observable
nteres
-;Pues vereis, se1or-diio Jose entrecorta.
daVengo de Ia ayenida del bosque de Boonia donde
habfan envado deade Saint Por por 10 que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-05-13

lego tarde Pero claro Saint Cloud todos crean que
habais pasado noche avenida del boque de Bolona
peo cuando que senor haba ausentado
probablemente ell esarfa Pars pense Ell
anes de venlr la olclna For
he perd de hora espersr al senor
--3en lie interrumpi5 Gambia mpacienca basa dc
de detalles! Para que os envian de Sain-Cloud?
PARA al senior que la sonora baronesa esta
acabando
-Es impossible porquc ayer. 1Decfs que mi mu-
Ell baron, que haba leyantado recbr al crado,
cayo pesaamene la butaca de visible emocio
tanto Raimundo pregunt6 sgunda vez 81 no ha
brfa uzgado prono ensaba en- Gambia
Escuchaba terrible inquieud e relate del criado.
Aver la sencra estaba savada pero Sc sabe 10
que noche ha podo uce1er puedo hacer mas
epeos 10 he odo Dioen que sonora ha sldo
NADIA.
-;Envenenada!- -balbuci6 ell baron con voz d6b.
oos fiaron ansosos Ell criado, mientras que
manos agarraba al respaldo del sll6n.
Ramundo vaclante helado, apoyaba en- la pared,
atrevepdose rronunca ri paabra creyendo
ci6n lie iba vender.
Ell baron repetfa:
-iM mujer envenenada.. Debes equivocaros amigo
iOh, no! la prueba esa que al misme tempo que
envaba Paris doctor Grandier remtfa crado
-iLs habran envenenado? Fla debido.
accidente
-Ah, senor No 10 SCI mas sino que la sonora
ia entire la vida la Que precise que vayais
seguda la puede morr antes eguels
-Voy seguda Pero icomo ha podido suceder
semeante cuando Hugues la abandonaba
momento tomaba mas medicinas que la e la daba?
Ah, sehor bar6n ESQ es 10 que todo 81 mundo pre-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-05-13
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-05-17

WHOM the AlckapOO Indlan
Remedies in the house. Yours respectfully,
ELIZABETH LATTERER."
These words, coming from woman, should
appeal strongly to other women. Her suffer-
ings gave way to one of the wonderful Kick
ApO0 Indian Remedies. Other sufferers have the
same chance of regaining lost health. Kickapoo
Indian Prairie Plant for all female diseases is
the most wonderful remedy known to man.
Kickapoo Indian Sagwa for general break
ing down OF the system and for the cure of
diseases resulting from disordered condition
of the kidneys, liver, stomach and blood is
positively Invaluable. These, as we'll as other
Kickapoo Indian Remedies, are harmless, al
though powerful and quick in their action and
should be resorted to for a cure which they will
effect where doctors and other remedies have
failed
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-05-17
FREAKS OF THE MISSOURI.
Farmers Who Find Their Fields Have
Disappeared Over Night.

Disappeared Over Night.
In the May ST Nicholas, Frank 81.
Spearman has paper entitled "A Shift
ing Boundary" which is particularly
timely just at present, as it tells OF the
way the Missouri river has of suddenly
changing it's boundaries. Mr.. Spearman
says:
I Of course you've heard of the curious
freaks of the Missouri river-the big
Muddy" how the sudden, treacherous
mountain waters roll down in mighty
floods from Montana and Wyoming, rico
Chef from side to side of the broad valley
they have eaten deep into the soft prai-
ries, and pour. headlong into the Missis-
sippi near st. Louis; how, night and day,
winter and summer, the twisting torrent
shifts it's channel, cuts it's banks, under
mines railroads.. astonishes the musk
rats, keeps the fish studying gnideposts,
worries the bridge guards and sets. the
farmers crazy. For, just think of it:
the Nebraska farmer who land stretches
along the river goes to bed thinking he
will cut his broad acres of golden wheat
in the morning; but, loi in the night that
madcap river has entered his waving
fields. and like snow they have melted
away. Grain, fences, trees, buildings,
land-are gone! And great, sullen,
yellow food boils and eddies where his
harvest smiled yesterday.
Next week, very likely, the reckless
stream will make his neighbor across
the river present of a hundred or more
acres, just because he doesn't need them.
Of course, it was natural for man who
lost his land that way to look longingly
across the river, and think, after awhile,
that the newly-made land over there be-
longed to him; and many a wearisome
lawsuit has been begun to recover title
to made land which lies, maybe, eX-
actly where the lost farm lay, but on the
other side of the river. Perhaps there
is some equity in such claim; but the
trouble is, that sort of thing is going. on
all the time. and the courts said they
couldn't keep track of such pranks; that
lands acquired by accretion-mark that
word-should belong to the farmer who
owned the river bank where they were
thrown up; that if the river took your
farm, you would have to fish it out of
the stream you lost it in; at least, you
needn't ask the courts to give you an
other for it, ei.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-05-17
Nuts and Fruit for Brain workers.

Blanched almonds give the highest
nerve or brain and muscle food; no heat
Or waste. Walnuts give nerve or brain
food, muscle, heat and waste. Pine kerr
nels give heat and stay. They serve as
substitute for bread. Green wa
ter grapes are purifying (but a
little food value); reject pips and skins.
Blood grapes are feeding and blood puri-
flying; too rich for those who suffer from
the liver. Tomatoes-Higher nerve or
brain food and waste; no heat; they are
thinning and stimulating; do not swallow
skins. Juicy fruits give more or less the
higher nerve or brain, and some few
muscle food and waste; no heat. Apples
supply the higher nerve and muscle food,
but do not give stay. Prunes afford the
highest nerve or brain food; supply heat
and waste, but are not muscle-feeding.
They should be avoided by those who
suffer from the liver. Oranges are re-
freshing and feeding, but are not good if
the liver is out of order. Green figs are
excellent food. Dried figs contain nerve
and muscle food, heat and waste, but
are bad for the liver. The great major
ity of small fresh seed fruits are laxa-
tive. All stone fruits are considered to
be injurious for those who suffer from
the liver. and should be used cautiously.
Lemons and tomatoes should not be used
daily in cold weather; they have thin
ming and cooling effect. Raisins are
stimulating in proportion to their quail
ity-GOod housekeeping.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-05-17

goes around the waist, one around the
hips and two around the bust. In front
there is bone or steel, covered with pink
satin, with hooks set along the edge. In
the back there is another steel, and there
makes very nice corset for summer
wear, because it is COOL
Another is made entirely of lace over
heavy netting. There is very little bon
ing in it. A pale green ribbon goes around
the waist, and there are two other bands
of ribbon terminating in bows in front.
These corsets are used for both cycling
and house. They are said 10 wear very
well, and are so easily made that those
who have time can get them up for
themselves. Helen Grey-Page.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-05-17
STRANGE NEIGHBORS.
Lions in tho Cellar of House Occupied
by Family.

by Family.
The cellar Of a house inhabited by
human beings is strange place for wild
beasts to make their home, but it has
happened far back in the hills near Su-
mol, Alameda county, CAL, where Anto-
Mo Nunez, a farmer, lives with his fam
lily. Two weeks ago he moved from his
old home to another house that had not
yet been occupied. F
For several days after Antonio and
his family moved into their new home,
they heard strange sounds coming APP
parently from the cellar. Nunez deter
mined to make an investigation, and he
called in few friends to his assistance.
Armed with shotguns they made their
way into the cellar
They had hardly reached the side of
the stone walled place when from the
place beneath the stairway bounded a
splendid specimen of California lion
ess, and before shot could be fred, she
escaped through an open door. A second
later, the lion made jump for the stair
way, but Antonio killed him at the first
fire.
While his friends stood guard at the
doorway, Antonio made search under
meath the stairway and found four cubs.
They were as comfortable as kittens,
having an old coat and a quilt for bed.
The dead lion measured six feet from tip
to tip
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-05-17
Great and. Small Paintings.

The largest single subject painting that
is recognized as real work of art is
Tintorettos Paradise" It hangs in the
grand salon Of the Doge's palace in
feet high. Probably the smallest paint
ing in the world was made by the wife
of Flemish artist. 1t is so small that
it could be completely covered by a grain
of corn, yet it depicts a mill with the
sails bent, the miller mounting the. stairs
with a sack on his back, while on the ter
race where the mill stands is a cart and
horse, and on the road leading to it sew
eral peasants. We do not know where
this picture is now.
A Welsh colony is flourishing in Ar
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-05-17
WOMANS HOPE.
A Story of Rescue Due to the
Indians.

An Example That Goes to Prove the Tre-
me1idOus Benefit that the Indian Has
Been to Mankind.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-05-17

untitled them for common wear. Yet
this summer the canvas and batiste eff
fects have opened with greater rage
than ever. Every material comes in
'open" weight, and you can havea lining
as elegant as you please. There are. sew
eral inexpensive lining materials which
can take the place of taffeta and lace.
A pretty cream foulard gown, with an
old rose stripe in it, is made over trans
parency of rose ,taffeta. The skirt is q
full godet with trimming Of batiste
embroidery put on plain around the bot
tom. The short round bodice is made of
solid old rose taffeta with a full short
yoke of cream mousseline de sole.
Around the yoke there is broad, full
berthe, made of the embroidered batiste
six inches wide, headed by bias fold of
the old rose taffeta, to give the new high
sleeve effect. Two folds of the silk fall
over the berthe just at the top of the
sleeves.
These are faced with the rose taffeta
The tall crush collar is of the solid taffeta
and is headed with two choux of the
cream mousseline de sole. The sleeves
are finished with the same soft effect in
mousseline de sole.
Summer COrsets.
It really looks as if women were be-
coming sensible and careful of their
health. The bicycle is said to have done
this. It has shown them that they can
be well shaped and comely without be-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-05-17

shops.
Gray linen organdie is good material
for the shirt waist, and the foundation,
no matter what the design, must always
be round waist with large sleeves.
The yoke and belt of a linen organdie
waist are of the organdie, laid in very
narrow tucks and nicely fitted to the
figure.
The front of the blouse is mass Of
embroidery, brown cobwebs with little
pink roses in the middle. This is done
by hand upon the gray organdie; AMI as
there is not great, deal Of it, it we'll re-
pays the work. The collar may be a
Simple white satin ribbon with double
loops. Turnover linen collars and cuffs
are also worn with this waist; indeed, it
would be hard to find a summer shirt
waist of any material that did not ac-
commodate linen collar and cuffs.
transparency Gowns.
It was predicted last summer that this
season would see few of the taffeta-
lined summer gowns. Their cost, ex-
pense of making and their delicacy all
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-05-17
To Rival the Ferris Wheel.

The department of concessions of the
Omaha exposition has received an appli.
cation for space for the erection of q
mechanical device which will equal, il
not surpass, the great Ferris wheel in
novelty and engineering ingenuity. 1t re-
sembles the framework of gigantic UNI
brella more than anything else which
responding to the stick of the umbrella
is an immense cylinder, 80 feet in di
ameter, constructed of steel plates, firmly
riveted, making a "standpipe," which
rears its head $50 feet above the level
of the ground. At the extreme top OF
this cylinder are fastened twelve long
arms resembling the ribs of an umbrella
These are steel trusses, reaching almost
to the ground. At the lower end of each
of these ribs is suspended car for car
rying passengers, each car having a ca
pacity for twelve persons.
These monster ribs are raised by by
draulic power acting by means of steel
cables operating through the cylinder
aided by a mechanism greatly resembling
that portion of an umbrella which comes
into action when the umbrella is opened
By means of this mechanism the gigantic
arms are raised until they are horizontal
the cars in the meantime being carried
outwards and upwards until they reach
a point 25O feet above the ground, the
diameter of the huge circle formed by
the suspended cars being also $50 feet.
When the highest point has been reached
another mechanism comes into play and
the suspended cars are swung slowly
around in a circle, after which they are
lowered to the ground. The sides of the
cars are formed of windows, from which
a view of the surrounding country for
miles may be obtained.-Omaha Bee.