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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-02
Ugoda czy bunt?

J.
kuli swiata zachoWanie sic ma.
szych rodak6w W kraju ojczy.
stym wobec tax zwanej kwe.
styi polskiej, widzimy tam
obecnie diva stronnictwa, ,oko1o
kt6rych grupujs sic wszystkie
istniejsce tam partye kote'
rye.
Jedno z tych stronnictw
trzyma sic dawnych hasel, W
imis kt6rych kroczyla Polska
przez sto lat po ciernistej dro-
DE narodowego mscze6stwa,
spiskujsc, gdzie sic daso, wy
s4ugujac sic obcym polltykom,
ma kt6rych obietnicach sig "a
wodzono, wywolujsc rewolu.
eye, lie razy sprzyjaly temu N
pozornie okolicznosci. To
stronnictWo ME chce wchodzie
dotsd z wrogami Polski W Ia
dne uklady, W aadne kompro-
misa. Pragnie ojczyzny wolnej
cd morza do morza, W grant,
each zr. 1872. Jaks drogs
doist mysli do ziszczenia
swych marzei,o tenn ME m6wi,
ME mysli nawet. Ono marry.
Drugie stronnictwo zapa-
truje sic ma porozbiorowe die
ie polskiego nsrodu nieco kry'
tycznie. .Doszlo doIprzekonania,
ze spiski, ,bunty i wys1ugiwanie
sic obcym potentatom W ro'
dzaiu falszywych Napoleonow,
pogarsza3o polozenie Polak6w
l sprowadzalo ma mich ucisk
nowy, stokroe gorszy cd stare.
go. WOlalo przeto W Austryl
trzymae sig tronu, zanlecha4o
W sejmach pruskich bezowoc-
nych protest6w i staralo sic W
Rosyi przypodobac sic kolejno
Aleksandrowi Drugiemu, jego
synowi i wuukowi.
Wobec takich warunk6w
rozbija sic koncert europejskl,
a mlody koronowany junkier
niemiecki wspolzawodniczy z
mlodym i ambitnym satraps
Rosyi W zawiszywaniu przy.
mierz alians6w, azeby po
uko6czeniu grozacej Europe
wojny powszechnej, uwie6czyc
czo}o wawrzynem zwycieztWa
] okrye swe imis niesmiertelna
slawa. Protestant Wilhelm
lacey SIC z katolicks Austrys,
! z masofskimi Wloehami, co
zagrabili Rzym glowie chrze.
scia6stwa. Prawoslawuy i de.
spotyczny car Miko3aj ssczy
sic katolicka i Wolns rzeczs.
pospolita francuzks, szeby ma
wypadek potrzeby zr6wnows'
ayG potsge tr6jprzymierza.
Wszyscy koncentrujs swe SHY
wszystkimi sposobami, jake
i'm sluzs do dyspozycyi.
Car Mikolaj pragnie przy
tel sposobnosci zwiedzi6 forte
;e rosyjskie, wysuniete ma "a
ch6d swych olbrzymich die
RAW. Pragnsc skaptowac sobie
miejscowa ludnose, pozwala
podniese gazetom rosyjsklm
polsks kwestys wypowiadat
prasie polskiej swe postulata.
Me trudzi sic nawet osobiscie,
azeby mial ludaic Polak6w
zwoduiczemi obietnicami, ,prze.
ciwnie zaznacza wyraznie "a
pomocs wlasciwych organ6w,
1e bsdzie patrzal laskawem
okiem ma swych poddanych z
mad Wisly Niemns, pod tym
1edynie warunkiem, jezeli ci
wyrzekna sic raz ma zawsze
iakichkolwiek polskich marze1
i czuG sic beds szczesliwymi
pod panowaniem knuta.
Stronnictwu ugodowc6w to
wystarcza. Przejmujs sic uczu.
ciem niewytlomaczonej niczem
wdziecznosci do prawnnka' o.
krutnego Mikolaja, pocisgaja
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-02

GylkO d ul0 foluMOm O"nNo'
Partya rewolucyonist6w budu'
je zamki wlasnych marzeh ma
lodzie, partya ugodowc6w ME
postepuje lepiej.
Minsl wick spisk6w, bun
tow i rewolucyj bezpowrotnie.
Zrujnowana materyalnie wy.
chowana W szkolach niemiec.
kich moskiewskich szlachta
ME pocisgnie jua nigdy "a sobs
polskiego narodu ma ekspery-
ment rzucania sic ma trzech
monarch6w, majscych do dy.
spozycyi tyle wojska, lie ma
Polska mieszka6c6w. Zdepta'
ny nar6d polski powinien bye
i jest sklonny do wyrzeczenia
sic swych marze6, niemozi:
wych do urzeczywistnienia i
do przyjmowania wdzisczno.
scia wszelkich ustepstw ma
swojs korzysc, ME wynika ztsd
bynaimuiej, aaeby "a miske
soczewicy, podanej przez rad
rosyjski we formie pozwolenia
ma zniesienie murawiewowskiej
kontrybucyi i ma wystawienie
Mickiewiczowi pomnika W
Warszawie, oddawa3 sic ser.
Gem i dusza ma us1ugi caratu
dlatego tylko, re kilka gazet
rosyjskich umiescilo. W swych
szpaltach kilkanascie artyku.
low, Polskom przychylnych.
Obydwa stronnictwa powin.
ny naszem zdaniem wywierac
ma siebie wplyw wzajemny.
Ugodowcy powinni powsclsgae
zapsdy marzycieli, a ci So zo-
bowiszani powstrzymywae de.
sperat6w, czepiajscych sic in
spirowanych artykul6w dzien-
nikarskich, jak tonscy czepia
sic brzytwy.
Uwierzymy W chec ugody
ze strony Moskwy, jeaeli do
czekamy sic re strony cara
chociaaby jednego ukazu, po'
zwalaiscego mice nadziejs, re
szkoly rosyiskie wychowywae
beds odtsd Mode pokolenie
polskie W taxi spos6b, azeby
by}o zdolne rozumiec dzie}a
mistrza, kt6remu dzisiejsza
Warszawa stswia pomnik.
Godzic sig re zdaniem, ae
Rosya silns nogs stanela mad
Wisls wydaWac radosne O.
krzyki ma Geese cara, poniewaz
ten zamiast knutem, ch{ostac
zamierza odtad Polak6w po.
stronkiem z jedwabiu, tego
zrozumie6 ME mOzemy. Czemu
ME wydawat W takim razie
okrzyk6w ma czesc Wilhelma,
kt6rego rzsdy niczem sig ME
r6ania cd rzsd6w moskiew-
skich. Toa godzsc sic z VIOLA
Wilhelma l wyrzekajsc sic
polskosci ma rzecz ca}osci pan
stwa pruskiego, mniej tracs
Polacy, niz wyrzekajac sig
swych ideal6w ma rzecz caratu,
kt6rego haslem: zmoskwiczyc
wszystkich slowia6 przerobic
ich ma schizmatyk6w, ME W
interesis wolnej slowia1szczy-
zny, lecz W interesie tyrana.
W zachwycie ugodowc6w
polskich W obecnych warun-
kach, W braku faktow, swiad,
czscych o dobrej wolf rosyj-
skiego monarchy, ME moaemy
aadns miara dopatrze6 sic idei
ami polskiej, ami slowia1skiej,
a tenn mniej katolickiej.
Me bsdsc zwolennikami idei
buntu, sympatyzujemy bsdz
CO bsdz wiscej 2 marzycielami,
niz ugodowcami.
Jedni i drudzy So - co
prawda - r6wnie bezsilni, ,lecz
tylko W rsku marzycieli Wi
dzimy sztandar z napisem:
uD< Do1.Loij TToo1ovo,,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-02
PENNSYLVANIA SHORT LINES.

l. q
The Panhandle Route.
u Chicago .o,
Do Nowego Yorku pierwsza klasa $500
Do Nowego Yorku druga klasa $1,000
No. 2O-The keystone Express,
Wychodzi Chicago III rano codzieh
Przychodzl do Nowego Yorku ~
po po}udniu codziennie.
No. 1O-The New York Express,
Wychodzi Chicago 9 wiecz. codsieh,
Przychodzi do Nowego Yorku o 1sS
rano codziennie
Pc blizsze szczeg6iy zgfosit sie osobiscis
do agent6w pod nrm. 24S s. Clark str.
lub listownie do b. R. DER1Na, Assistant
General Passenger Agent sls 8 Clark
Str, Chicago, IL.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-08
lUR MOUNTAIN CLIMBING
Two Mammoth Engines turned Out OF the
Santa &c Shops.

Nanta &c SHOPS.
he tWu mammoth consolidated en.
glur- which have been IN the course VI
constitution at the santa fr shops IN
Topeka, has iut the past four months
were turned oft ut the pant 4hups the
other day and one went un trial trip IL
Argentine \, apn a. thoroughly tested
the engines will bp sPut tu Ration, this
territory, Tor service on the mountain d..
vision II the santa fe
The engines were butt r~rrrihll, fuf
mountain ~fNirr. AMI are twr NJ the
largest locomotives ever constructed ~
the wet The, are " the consolidated
NU", adapted lot mountain climbing
aud Wrtr hu,lt after the original plans
prepared l., super lntrud"ut ~ Marlln.
rrN John PLAYER AMI other members Of
the santa - Unclaimed department,
THEFT construction WA m sru~r All rN.
pertinent, All II they ptuNr -ati.lartuf,
"a heavy IA mnthin ~efNIrr. uunhrI III
-lmllAr engines viii lr built
With the exception NJ the engine uuS
puiuug the plug" These ATE Ih" ul-l
rng lur- t. hr hui,t nj TIE santa tr .huI.
"a Topeka since thu fh," ,uginr- Hrf,
huIll several wears axe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-08
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-08
NIlk'N ,Kur hulltllN.

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-08
MILITARY INSTITUTE
Closing tNeTIiScS OF our lnSillak
Young Soldiers.
cot Uoss hIIIART SCHOLARS

The closing exercises II the 4, -
taIS Institute were held this uIui uial
IL O'Clock quite "a number VI tn 'ain}
aud teachers were collected on a., "a
ia 10 do honor Ia the occasion, tnd
lrlt amply rewarded d, the diHplah.
Promptly ut 10 o'clock the rump
marched forth from the right VI
building aud forming Ia front u
llou-r hrgan. IN perfect time ~ h.
sprung music that iaSu,si frO. sla(
their club exercise. he executl. II
exercise wAs most crwiitable. AID [
general effect WAS beautiful
The captaln u the company. Il tefl
Marm1n, then lniormri the sIrcislf
that the next feature OF the Ir1gal
would he sabre drill. aud In n t,w
utr- the larger boys ~ the institute
again Ia martial array and the III
ton that followed WAS indeed led
aud mos, thoroughly enjoyri by ,il
\ httl" touch III paihos wa- IL i'l-
the bright scene. hO~rNsf. when he
liant young captain. al the cloSr i !
display. sAluting tol. UVsa. said
AT the close VI my otciAi carr'ef,
after four years connection with ,uf
stitution. which brings me " The
franc. ol the practical world. ! sia|
thank YOU for your Kindness AID \
and Ia officially hand over my Sa.|
captain Of your company"
The colonel repli@i IN u frH 4
chu--n words. expressing his rev 81 4
he would not be with him In thu tol1
ing wear. and gave -Oni- well. tllusd(
vice IA 10 what h- might ilnd In n, u
he Is entering with W much cage Isdul
Colonel tiOss then presented H." q
Ia sergeant Clarence A. Bsrnhart ta
general excellence In drill ali
work. cOmplimenting him very b, iyI
his years work
Then walking to the far end 4
company a. the smallest ~ tie d,
boys, sergeant Charles A. koul.leI,
presented "a him medal for scholars
with snch praise ~ one rarely hrss
81 yOang n student. For three year,
this youthful cadet has held the ~
Average IN all his classes, AMI ~
Naucrmrnt has been ~ rapid that ri
been both the wonder and delight u,
his teachers
The exercises were most harry
propiiious ~ a whole, and II SE
uhaninon4 opinion that Colonel ,''ss
Ia l| congratulated on his year Sct|
After a." exercises. n sumptnon'
Iurt waS served Ia thu cadets, ,rscs1
and patrons luasls suitable iu ihI
casion w,r" responded "a ny the rids
diets aud II was n most Joyous crowd 4
iinally separated, with the Goss Mile
Institute ,llrge yell 10 assemble
the Sth Ui Va .ust, iN!',,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-08
A POISONING JASI.
The Authorities Should lnvtStlgAte II
Fully.

James Lemons, u miner, Hgrl about ."
wears. Wa- brought from uuidrn ~ ~hrI
~ himself u few days agu and admitted
t. st NInrrut- hospital. suffering with
SYMPTOMS al p"i-nulng Yesterday he
wandered from IL" hospital aud last
evening ahoUt ucluck wa~ found I'm
conscious IN ward ~ the rear IT con
way'4 restaurant The police, thinking
he Wa under the Ihru"ur" ~ liquor. took
him tn jail. rhi' morning Sheriff Kin.
sell discovered the mistake that had been
made AMI hal the sick man removed at
once e. the hospital. where he Is now q.
lie has been unconscious nearly twenty.
fEur hours, hr. ttu--on. who Is attend
lug HIM, believes hlm H. hr suffering
from At-rnlCAl pui~onlng aud j. doing
every thlng ps,-lhlr 10 arouse him from
hl- rulIAtu-r condition New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-08
WILLIAMS " AlFS

Williams, NM \prlld, tnplou- rains
have NlSil'd tn, vicinity tOt the past ir~
DAYS aud the range never looked better
Cattle and sheep men feel rlatei over the
PROSPECT Of goi feed Tor lhi1 season,
\. |. Mnoiy. one Of the most popular
conductors un the Atlantic aud Pacific.
brought thu train ~ from Needles this
morning. AMI Will remain during the
day.
The ROAD near thu place has been put
~ excellent condition, new rails having
hr-n put la place II the old uur, uu lhl-
mountain
j VI Dennis Is cutting iuultci tot his
saw mil IN this vicinity.
Blll Williams mountain IL covered
nearly 10 its base with u mantle Of snow
Mace Grey, child of 4 \. nrey. while
playing on the bank Of the stream with
other children. fell face downward into
the water and Was drowned before as.
Si~tancr could reach her The heteaN ed
parents have the sympathy Of the entire
c"mmunltr.
A. ribyl". rhnchmin residing near
here was found dead nj his home y,'Slrr.
day. Heart disease WAS the cause Of hlA
death,
VI. nant2man, who has one Ut the best
appointed mercantile establishments IN
Arizona. rrlort- business g,r'i III his line
Mf4, ". u. kunkle. wife ~ Harvey =
manager here, IL Yer, sick, aud Mr, Kun
kle viii ~ with her L. Los Angeles IN n
few Gays, where II Is hupti that She viii
rp-~iil, rrco'rI.
r. {. Allen, " Rochester \. \, who
has h""n s"l"urning AT Nrril"", cal for
several months, has secured regular
run un this road ~ nr-Srngrr for Wril+,
Fargo y Z" lie ~ n m"drl young man,
mi DESERVES the tue position he has ~.
cured,
tair NrlNry, -prclal officer Tor the N.
Iautlc y rartIic, ht Tor NhulurrIue
last night,
The saginaw lumher company have
their new mll almost complete
The large lam Is full AMI oyeriilwlng
aud The town Will have plenty of water
the coming summer.
thas Matthews L. INSPECTING the
bridge a. far east ~ kln rurTco,
4 Vi, Beal the ohliging agent at this
place, rrIuflS hu-ll,'-s rushing.
his town lmprr--r- Your cofrr-p0n
dent NJ n live lumber town, and VT are
lutte -urr that it, future ~ u health r..
sort, ESPECIALLY Ia the heated season, IL
unsurpassed rs lHt lINt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-08

ness and disease NY this ~, .,
.au woman remain flesh loo, %
attractive
Women NAV ease tom theft -.
lines OF ,uh''rs ~ using ID fl'.,
Vpfite Prescription over poo
have ts,uhcd ~ Niliug to it, No.
merits II acts directly on the wuu ,
gaus I; mlkr, them strong and a
II Gates al WeSku, - anl disease II
Inflammation aoothes pain aud ,ai
stcaiir. aud uusota,s u, u
nerves II ptcpaf,a fut wlichoOd
cihpud II does away with the d..
III the eSpcctant period II in>ui
health and makes i,s advent ca
most painless Nj good d'usgl '.
SIN snuE g. wihc ,nA tell ,uu u.
I ht', '..,tE~l i'uiu ~ IuF NJ o.
wr'rs Mr. ! n ,lOugh hIs ~ LIST
90 y Hampshire am the moth''
niny ip.H az half months uld ~
,hud auJ weighs slout eighteen pouu
remember I ~tuit Nuu abput aNcat az
SON iiuuu ,auuot save TO- inuyh pa .
ta,nNt, rtr-, upti1n a. " saved O. .
deal " suhruug got along fCinstL
tn. heing NV htst paOy
knoNl,dgt Is power IN a ~
tnuNltdgc OF the human OUdN
power that Nill At la, stamp out v
~ the body aud mcdiuC ti,y OF 81
u, rtctrr has taken long look
future through M, DO Common SCI
cal Adviser IT.. full NJ Just su,
edge a. will de- the iamilN the ~
mis- hnpk IT over Iuu page and .
Illustrated ha- hii al uupicccdcr
ABOUT - 80 copies hiN' u, IN ~,
pet volume Sow II an hc hal
,uN,is 'pt ,, ,Hut, ~ ono cent t.
hus It,nch cloth iui ten cents ~
it,-s Wrld, Dl-pcnsaly NedlS~
uuu, BuhAlo, y y
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-08

nratlon- u this gentleman Tor the posi-
ton witch h. seeks His appointment
would give almost universal satisfaction
among the I'roulr Vt this territory gen
rrnlN. wlrfr h. !, h ghN r-,r.n,d fhf n
uHmllhdlnh Il th,-r QUALITIES which ~
To- make the mrdrl rltiLru santa pc
Nrw MrAlrau
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-08

Late Nl.'"I,'aN al'"IutSIn, the lItllr -.,n
m A. " liuphlns, Whlr gamhollng from
branch I" hiaurh m u tree al the RESI-
deuce 1T hl1 patents, lost his hold and
tell Through IA" lmh- Ia u. ground.
lhr 'tjl W,- ut'rrmil, checked 10y the
rhh .lrhus the hunts, and IN cons,.
queue" lr -u-ltlurd uu hfukrn hnnr-.
huI Nh- IrriN ,,NrI"lN -hakrn up and
lW-u' Nj, llupktu- Who Was At hnmr
lri noticed her ruu ~ the tree. witnessed
Tim TAN tnd after picking HIN up from
o., 4Iuuli -"ut n telephone mrssagr tn
g.. '...u,.. Nh responded immediately
&c. doctor r'po'l- ia" little trll"N Ia a
rrib laIr ~ tu an rArlt TroNrrS.
ht state, that r." heat n uaftuW ESCAPE.
ir.u a muru muir -,Iluu- accident
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-08

slr,tU tu tie lIuIrn
Washington. May G,-kither irrs
collier will he appointed. Home
knock out Fray and Wallace. \c's3
Ia III" rrpprt ahou, m..
v. n. N. LIEN LIN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-08
The Meade la, MArr,.r-

The Highland huin- oi Mr. alb M
Is itay presented n beautiful aIl-ais
last night Upon III" occasion ul the
rage Uf their daughter, Margarr, 70
tn \. Meade. prescription clerk ~
pes drug store.
The parlors. where the guests eaIbs
were hastily decorated with I''@loa
vines, palms snd mRrgurrites N"e
ter = o'clock thurr ~ho were the ~
NJ attraction, In beautiful attlrr sFe
81 upon tbs scene. The bride va ~
u Kay" Of lisht IN her lovely cf' IN q
gown.
h1 cer"nunN ~ Ul-uIniErd ~ M,
Bennett Ut the EplscOlal church W
rHsllngly Impressive, And all P
seemed Ia feel tha' the sacred MANI
Vows were not lighIly taken. lied
last words were prone uhc'd NJ
Mrs, Meade with happy faces frrrlN
lnNous r1ngratula NJ their lnf.
after which u lDunttsnns AMI ri"gap.
past was served that rer-lN"i ~
from the guests. the h0splialli, q
RAYS being fully appreciated,
The presents received ~r'r
beautiful aud appropriate, Att"-hA
some measure the esteem In Wllrh
yunng people are held
Mr. aud Mrs Meade will for Iht
rui occupy rHms al the RAY l"'~
later ~ill take h Summer II
Nralr's Michigan home
lIIi tlIlIiN wishes this hal v
couple n bright future, With uI'b
from the rup 1T mortal life.
Frank X Milst@ai aud fr'si T.
a"l ha'" purchased the lsa-r "' lio0
johnson on the Thinner hou+ Al ~
city, ani Assumed charge Of thai
~.
Mrs.. Geo Norton. II silver w.
has been Ia III health Tor several
has gone a. santa fe ~ rrmAh'
while,
The Blo~-buTs sch.ols Nil ch~
the term on Friday, May slst
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-08

llun d. T. sheridan riiior 81 the sill.
N"t ,N ruIrrPtls", l. an appllrant tor
~" l",lIl'n"i Territorial mine INSPECTOR
lhr Nr~ Nrllrau hraflll! endorses Nj
Shrfidan'- candldac,, aud takes plsA-ur-
Ia calling attention 10 the eminent quail.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-08

Ifflih'h ~ ''u' sliuus.
il.'ul- 1 .ugrn
nullc" that In your issue NJ Tuesday
Won state that lnE CullfN was mistaken
~ Ia amount received hl o,N. Marion ~
special master In the Atlantic n Pacific
foreclosure sale that the amount was not
f!"J"", hut tl;'nI l-the spectral mas.
tel the pTr-eui district court clerk and
u" raIlnrI al Judge \ I rollicr.
- rs, kitk
Las 'rgt- ' 81, MAJ
MI Marion the daI after the sale.
called nj thl- ollie" aud stated that h- did
not quit" pull the limit. meaning t2i.nu.
tut that his compensation had been liked
at Sl',u" lie l. the district court CLERK.
and Is regarded h-Ir ~ Judge Collier =
law parthrI
Mining IN the organ mountains II
idiTll Artn", work II heing actively
prosecuted "n the Stephenson. Bennett
property that has been known ~ n hra,
producer fot Years past
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-08
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1897-09-07
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these mountain tops. IS unique. From
the Bastei rock. for instance, near the
town of Schandau (although but about
700 feet over the river) one sees. when
the weather is clear, the pillars and
spires Of Dres5en(2 5 miles distant) on
the one side. and the mountain tops OF
Bohemia (aboGt the same distance or
farther on the other). Below scores of
little villages. hills and dales. wooded
slopes and rocky formations. with the
river separating the whole picture,
spread out. checkcr-board fashion. The
whole district, so far as IL is worth see
ing and VISITING. measures but few
hundred square miles, it is true, but
within that small territory the tourist
TO his amazement. notices more variety
in landscape, in type of population. etc,
than he would elsewhere in territory %
times that size
Beyond the Saxon borders, on Bohe
milan soil. there are two of the loveliest
sights of all. viz. Prebischthor, and
the Edmund's Klamm The lateer is a
chasm opening into the steep and per
pendicular rock for the length of ten
miles or so, the bottom being formed by
a pellucid mountain river. Row boats
ascend this river to the very heart of
this slit into the rocks. and the scenery
changes frequently during the trip.
Now one passes rocks down which the
mountain brooklets triclIle with me-
lodious splash, and then again both
banks are lined with pine trees. verdure,
bushes from which hundreds of sing
ing birds pour their songs, for though
men are in close proximity they cannot
harm these birds, and the birds know ii
and are jolly in proportion There are
several rapids. but it is easy to avoid
them-at least it is so for the ex-
perienced boatmen of the neighbor-
hood. To right and left of this long
cleft in the rocks valleys extend, and
in these there are picturesque mills and
little chalets.
The Prebischthor. again, is a tremen.
dous rock formation-soule 1900 feet
high and standing in the very midst
of a magnificent wilderness of tall trees
and powders. The valley from which
it rises sllyward looks as if giants had
played marbles with immense powders
and had left the game unfinished; every