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grouped on platform IL by 10 feet rep
resented the entire Exposition in NINA.
ture. Each model was colored in ac-
cordance with the general scheme, and
its relationship to surrounding build
ings carefully studied. Many Of them
had to he painted several times before
suitable results were secured
Once the structures Of the miniature
city were all harmoniously colored
drawings OF the individual buildings
were made, and the decorations accu-
rately worked out to the last detail UNI
til they were In readiness TO be placed
In the hands Of the Intelligent painter
decorator.
When the time arrived 10 begin
painting II was found that the build
ings in the middle Of the grounds were
the only ones on which work could be
done, and then the value OF my model
was demonstrated Mr.. Washburne
was enabled to readily translate from
the model to the buildings without dan
ger of breaking the harmony OF the
scheme.
The coloring Of exposition buildings
has been undertaken number Of
times, but in most cases has been ahan-
doned before taking real shape. White
has been most popular. though II is Sc
we're on the eyeslght. After the numer-
Gus failures It required considerable
courage on the part OF the Pan-Ameri-
can Exposition builders to take up the
color scheme. Having started out, how.
ever they are determined not to turn
back II the color scheme proves sue
cessful, as | have every reason to be.
lieve II viii. II will be a novelty and
mark a new era Of improvement in the
treatment Of architecture. The advisa-
bility Of applying color to large build.
ings has always been questioned The
matter needs a great deal Of care and
thought All coloring Is the subject Of
more or less criticism OF an unfavorable
character, We win do remarkably well
II We escape II at this Exposition
However we have put our hands 10
the plow as II were, and we must not
look behind. The time for the work is
limited, and all must be done during
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director Of Color, Pan.Amercan Exposition.l
Intense TO less pronounced coloring Is
thus possible. As the majority OF peo-
pie Will come In from the southern en-
trance they VIII get an impression OF
bright, rich. fresh color. They will not,
however, have time to grow weary with
the brillianoy. Before their eyes are
faded they win have got into the re-
glon OF more softly tinted surfaces.
II must not be supposed. however.
that the primitive color schemes are in
themselves harsh or bad or crude. Va.
rious devices have been adopted for Sc
curing harmony.
For one thing, the greater part OF
the exterior wall spaces are all In warm
white. Color is employed only at struc-
tural points IN the architecture. as
about entrances Furthermore, no
primitive color IL Brought into direct
contrast with other primitive colors; a
mass OF ivory white always lntervenes.
This gives great brilllancy and pre-
vents chromatle discords The quality
OF white used on the buildings varies
from warm creamy white near the
bridge to cool ivory tone at the Elec.
trio Tower.
As an essential means OF promoting
harmony green, In al least a few notes,
is employed in the adornment OF every
building Of the Exposition. The beau
tiful translucent green OF Niagara has
been fifty chosen as the dominant color
On The whole scheme Appearing In its
fullness In the recesses OF the Electric
Tower and in the restaurant group be.
hind, II is everywhere repeated. Not a
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scheme win represent in epitome the
growth Of the color sense of the race.
The colors at the main entrance to the
grounds and about the Triumphal
Bridge will be exceedingly warm, sug-
gesting a welcome to visitors, and this
part of the Exposition has very appro-
prlately been dedicated to our neigh
bors In the Western Hemisphere.
All the savage races have manifested
q great fondness for strong, crude col
ors, and these will be found on the
buildings nearest the main entrance.
The advancement Of man In intelligence
and civilization has been marked by
desire for more refined color comblna-
lions, and the gradual change Is re-
Elected. the eliminating point OF subtle
ty and grace Of color being In the Elec-
trio Tower, which, representing the
highest advance In material clvillza-
ton and occupying the leading position
INTELLECTUALLY and sculpturally OF the
whole Exposition, naturally enough has
come in for the finest color notes.
II is happy feature for the color
scheme that the buildings upon which
the artist would naturally lavish pow
erful oolors all lie about the southern
entrance. A regular graduation from
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great cooperative and commercial or
CARNATIONS for the manufacture and
sale OF dairy products are an indisputa-
BILE testimony to the achievements OF
modern science. In this great Industry
the Government has appropriated vast
sums of money to help the dairyman In
his work. and this Is indicative of its
Importance as factor OF the great
food problem Of the world.
The territorial lines Of the dairy belt
have long since been annihllated. A
few States and Provinces In the East
no longer enjoy the exclusive dlstinc-
ton OF being In the dairy sections. In
the Dairy building at the Exposition
space has already been asked for by
Maine and California, Manitoba and
Texas The supposed disadvaptages OF
soil, water, climate and FOOD In por-
lions OF North America have largely
been eliminated by the skillfpl dairy
man. and today splendid Representa-
tlves Of dairy animals are found wher.
ever the wholesomeness and nutritlye
value of milk products are known, and
the increasing consumption Of milk and
It's products bespeaks much for the fu>
ture Of the dairy business
Few people have any adequate con-
ceptlon of the present magnitude OF the
dairy industry. In the United States
and Canada there Is one dairy COW 10
every four persons, or 2O,OO0,OO0 COWS.
The annual milk production Is estimate
ma
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building but bears rs echo mark OF Nj
agarn green
The color schemes Of few Of the
buildings may be noted
Horticulture Orange, with details IN
brilliant blue green, rose and yellow.
Governmental Yellow, with details
In primitive c0ors
Music Hall-Red.
Machlnery-Greenlsh gray.
Restaurant Group-lyory accented
with green aud gold.
Electric Tower Ivory, yellow, gold
and green,
The roofs Of the Exposition are Tor
the most part covered with red tiles
though prominent towers and pinnacles
will be In many cases decorated with
green or blue green or with gold.
All the buildings viii have a play OF
colors about their entrances, balconies
plnnacles and towers, My idea Is to
have the sharpest and freshest green
known carried throughout the entire
scheme, and that will be my reference
70 power. Green IL one OF the more re-
cent and refined colors. II has not long
been used in art. Pick up any picture
painted long ago, and you viii look In
vain for a suggestion OF green in 1t.
The grass will be represented as brown,
They said It was impossible to secure
the grass green effect. but It is done
nowadays.
The color scheme has for the most
part been worked out at my studio in
New York The first step was TO get
from the architects small sketches Of
ali the buildings. Models were made
from these on a scale Of one-slxteenth
inch to the foot which when properly
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will include harness horses. saddlers,
Jumpers, etc. This exhibition will be
fashioned on the lines of the Madison
Square Garden show and will be held
at the Stadium.
A model exhibition dairy composed
of all breeds OF milch cows will be In
operation during the six months of the
Exposition.
a great display OF the varied agri-
cultural products from the various
States, Provinces and Countries of the
Western Hemisphere will be made In
the Agricultural building. covering two
acres.
Awards for all meritorlous exhibits
win be made direct 10 individual ex-
hibitors
The closing Of the Ninteenth Centu.
ry has witnessed marvellous strides In
the improvement Of methods In the
dairy world. Formerly the whole dairy
business was conducted largely by rule
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been subscribed 10 by her citizens TO
provide for building and exhibit.
Georgia appropriates a sum neces-
sary to pay the expenses OF an exhibit
Missouri has guaranteed an appropt-
alton Of $4,000 70 10000, and within the
las, fortnight the Missouri commission
has resolved to ask for 100000
California has completed arrange.
ments for an extensive exhibit through
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ton Plans have been made for a mag.
nihcent building OF Colonial architec-
ture.
Iowa has appointed a commission OF
eight. The Agricultural and Horticul-
tural Boards are arranging for parlici-
patton in the exhibits.
West Virginia win have handsome
building. In advance Of the action OF
the Legislature a guarantee fund has
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monies OF forest and lake, OF fountain
and TO, er. Of cascade and castle and
eliminating spire-of all that is lovely
In nature with all that is refined and
ennohling In art Here. as al Chicago.
the architect holds high carnival II at
the Columbian exposition we found the
chaste purity OF the lily In a presenta-
tion "unequaed since the days Of Phid.
las and Praxiteles, the fairies who
join hands In the pan-American clothe
themselves with the chaste hues OF
Titan and Of Murillo unequaled since
the days OF Venice and Of the Alham-
bra. Another dream OF beauty viii
hang in the eastern sky, peralleling the
visions OF deligh. that linger on the
western horizon.
Who can doubt the eduoative effect
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state Is putting up a handsome build
Ing which Is now nearing completion.
Alabama proposes TO appropriate u.s.
goo. and a bill providing for such an
appropriation Is now pending IN the
State Legislature.
Michigan has appropriated $4,000 for
a building and exhibit
Connecticut has made a preliminary
appropriation TO cover the expenses Of
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rapidly and have attained such proper
lions that the task is not an easy one.
The Mines building is one OF a group
Of three handsome buildings which
have been arranged In the general form
OF a horseshoe. The Mines building &C.
cupies a position OF heel calk in the
group, II is connected with the Horti-
culture building, which would corre-
spond 10 the toe oalk, by means Of one
OF the two handsome conservatories
that flank the Horticulture building
north and south. The Mines building is
$50 feet square. having four corner pa
vllions. each reaching to height OF 100
feet.
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its architecture, its exhibits, It's amuse-
ments. The Pan-American Exposition
win address its expected throngs In
all these voices.
In its architecture must be included
the whole external equlpment--lts
buildings IN their artistic and symmet-
rical arrangement and grouping, the
beauty of their style the exuberance Of
their decorations, breathing afresh the
genius OF the Spaniard and the Moor in
graceful forms and gorgeous colorlngs;
the landscape effects, blending the har-
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be seen to be appreciated and W., W. y I,
slst Of live trees, plants , I,
shrubs selected from plantailo'' ~ !,
botanical gardens Of u0p""
NI Without going into further d. y !,
comparison, the public can y ~ Il
tbat the Food Division Of ins
American Exposition WIZ s,., "A
resnect Of visitors for the hlsn ~
nature OF Its exhibits and lSs NJ
win their admiration for nove -
ly entertaining features ID ,,. Sy |
WITH the educational hVs AZ
there Is any one thing more
other that the dear pubic ins ,ss'a
toned about at all foOI n ~
n o, a tired man to msntici "a
crank-the fellow who kls' l.,,r
HELPLESS. innocent truth ana Az
az his own. The greales,' v, a.nl
could be made at Buffalo ~, cts
would be to have all ths ~ y
OF Pan.Amerlcs assemp' ..,s 70 s's
dunn at one time for l' pu
talk, This would be M' M snss|
the Fair. though 1t r'''
weep.
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the State Board OF Trade and the Los
Angeles Chamber Of Commerce. The
Board has Endorsed a memorial from
the Water and Forest Association to
the state Legislature asking that the
state make an appropriation OF $500, 900,
equal to that given by the Federal Gov
eminent, to have California properly
represented at the Exposition.
Ohio's appropriation Is $4,000. The
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LIBERAL ARTS BUILDING pAN.AMERIcAN EXPOSITION

the most unfavorable period Of the
year We must employ large force.
bring all our ingenuity into action and
push forward. After the painters have
done their work l shall go carefully
over t. and skilled artists win supply
tone II necessary. This win be equiva-
lent 10 the vanishing day" OF the
artist. Then the result Of our efforts to
produce harmonious and pleasing
color scheme viii go before the public.
and II is TO be hoped that our critics
win bear in mind the novelty OF the
undertaking and all the adverse cir
cumstanccs under which we have la
bored.
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EXPOSITION FEATURES.

and the Baltimore Manufacturers AS
ISOLATION are cooperating with this
body TO raise money for representation.
The New England States are eombin-
ing for a New England building and
private subscriptions are being taken
in Maine. Vermont and New Hamp.
shire in anticipation OF legislative &C.
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Oregon, Mississippi. Louisiana and
'ther States viii be suitably represent
ID owing 10 the great enterprise OF cit
zens. who are volunteering private
subscriptions with the intention OF APP
peallng to the Legislature for reim-
eursement
Maryland has State commission
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an exhibit, and the state y .,r,IOn u'i
rIculture has passed a ssSS,sSI,ispAl
imously asking for an
preparation Of $4,000. .,r,s,sa ~
and Is erecting a buildint inflated S.
Rhode Island has appro TOP. Il 4 .h'
with the assurance o. " 80, the ~
be necessary to carry 0'
plans.
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THE LIVE
STOCK SHOW.
Big Exhibit For the Pan
American at Buffalo.
Horse Show Planned Model Dairy
on the Grounds Accommodations
For $4,000 AnimalS---Wide-
spread Interest
ny r. A. Converse, superintendent Of
Live stock and Dairy Divisions.

TIME exhibit Of live stock at the
Pan-Amerloan Exposition at
Buffalo next summer will In
clude all varieties and breeds OF
domestic animals. Arrangements
have been made to accommodate $4,000
animals on the grounds. Liberal prizes
in all classes VIII be offered
A fashionable horse show will be
prominent feature Of the display and
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PAN-AMERICAN MINING EXHIBIT

Mines and mining will be represented
at the Pan-Amercan In a manner IN
tended TO illustrate the Importance and
great progress Of this industry, Mod
ern improvements in metallurgy and
the science Of mining have advanced 80
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FROM SIDE OF EXPOSITION MODELS c. TURNER'S STUDIO

ness and light. His respirations should
be quicker, his inspirations deeper and
his aspirations loftier and nobler.
To this end the Exposition speaks to
Its visitors with three voices-through
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PAN-AMER|CAN
COLOR SCHEME
Director Of Color Turner
Writes Of It's De-
VelOpment 4
Will Represent the Growth Of the Color
Sense Of the Race and Mark a
New Era In Treatment
Of Architecture.
ny G. Y. Turner, director of Color.

W. HE color scheme OF the Pan
American Exposition follows
the plan OF sculptural embel-
lishment conceived and being
u executed By Mr., Karl Bitter,
the Director OF Sculpture OF
the Exposition. and supplements his
work. AS the sculpture will symbolic
the progress Of the race so the color
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superintendent Live Stock, Dairy and Agricul.
ture, Pan'Amtrisan Ekposition.l
OF thumb" Instead OF q vocation 70.
curing certain apprenticeship 1t is
fast becoming an exact science. In
which chemistry and bacteriology play
no Insignificant part. The increasing
Interest and attendance at the various
dairy schools throughout the United
States and Canada and the existence Of
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The climate OF Buffalo is cool and de-
llghtful throughout the summer,
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City and suburban electric car lines
reach grounds on two sides.
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WITH THREE
VOICES.
Pan American Exposition
Speaks to the People.
Education theTrue Junction of the Great
Western World Affair at Buffalo.
Lessons In Architecture, EX-
hibits and Anus mentS.
By seIim n. Peabody, Superintendent
of Liberal Arts,

OF Liberal Arts.
"W HE true function OF an exposl-
ton is education The purpose
and the end Of all its minis.
trations should be the devel.
N opmeDt and the ripening Of
each soul which comes within
the scope Of its influence. Young or
old man or woman. gentle or simple,
each visitor should gain and should be
conscious OF gaining an enlarged APP
probation, subjectively Of himself as a
living and sentient being and objective
ly OF the world as his sphere of living
and knowing, a realm fuller of sweet
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THE FLORAL pisPI.Ay.

Two hundred thousand hardy peren-
malls have been planted for the purpose
Of identifying the grounds Of the Pan
American Exposition to be held at Buff
falo next summer and the great floral
display will include over 500 beds OF
popular flowers, with rare tropical
plants ana aquatic plants In the courts,
Mirror lakes. Grand canal and layoons.
All steam railways have access TO the
Exposition station.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-15
Rome wiadomoSci
telegraficZne.

= Przy za}amaniu sig masztu
okretu ,,Zaehringen" W Kilonii
postradaf miedzy innymi Eycie slu.
sarz Rogacki.
- Wicefeldfebel Fabian, zamie-
szany W process o zabicie rotmistrza
Krosigk, odebraf sobie &ycie. 70
samob6jstwo wywarto W Niemczech
sensacye.
w Petersburgu zrobiono "a
mach ma zycis urzednika z mini
steryum spraw wewnetrznych.
= Zwiokl Kettelera zostana "
tych dniach z Pekinu przewiezione
do Niemiec.
= Ostatni spis ludnosci W An
gill wykasuje, ae Liverpool liczy
6s4, 4,e47lludnosci, Manchester 543,-
ee9, Birmingham 522,182, Leeds
A2s, ,s55, Sheffield 5so.717. Anglia
i Walia maiq przessso 30 niliony
missskahc6w.
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Telegrar11y.

WASHINGTON, 15go Czerwca' -
Wyeofywsnie woisk cudzozien-
skish Chin zsad pochodai. ae su-
ma odszkodewania obejmujs koszta
utrzymania wojsk W oainaca do
daia ! Lipcs. Pc tym czasie mu-
siafyby mocarstwa utraymywac
wojska " Chinach ns koszt wtasny,
,eAeliby kwestys sporne ME byty
do tego caasa galatwiene z why
rzadu chihskiego, W takim ra2is
szekasby Chiny wydatek nadzwy-
czainy W sumie 10 milion6w dola-
row miesiecznie. 2 tego powodu
Heza nocarstws ma gotowost rzadu
chihskiego do Eaiatwienia wszyst-
kich formalnoSci prEed l Lipca.
PETERSBURG, 15 Czerwca. =
Ma dokaoh wyapy Galsjs vybuchs
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w Chatam, Ont, zostaf uzna.
ny winnym zabojstwa Andrew Ep-
person, ktory chciaf zamordowa6
sedziego Bell.
w Poniedziaiek zastrajkuja "
Kanadzie robotnicy ma inii kolei
Pacific.
- Parowiec ,Assyrian", ktdry
osiadf ma mieliznie ma brzegaoh
Novel Fundlandyi, rozbif sic wczo-
raj W drobne kawafki.
= Studenci z wydzialu tsohni-
cznego uniwersytetu " Ann AEbof,
Mich, spelnia6 beda " Chicasoi 1
Detroit obowiazh maszynistow "
takich fabrykaeh, " ktdrych pam.
je straik.
W Sharon, Pa, przystai "a
rad fabryki stall ma zqdania ro-
botnik6w i strajk odwotano. Straj.
kuja tam wssakae d6tyohozss ma.
szynisoi.
= Stan zdrowia pani Mckinley
stale sie polepsza. Lekarze pHe-
staja ogiaszac dalsze buletyny.
- II esob rozchorowalo sic "
Toledo 20 zjedzsniu peklowiny.
- 600 anarchist6w brae bedzas
jutro udziai W strzelanin konkur-
sowem. "a eel posiu&a manskiny
psasdstswiaisce r64nyeh monar.
chow europejskioh. Jan Mest wet
mie udaia3 " te3 ,,zshsvis's
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Nowy SzpitaI Matki Bozej Z Nazareth.

ohaf do Cronbergu, odwiedzie cho.
ra matke, cesarsowa wdows po
Frydeyyku.
Straty niemieckie, poniesione W
Chinach, podano urzedownie. U.
traciao Aycie 18 oficer6w, 80 podo-
hcerow $50 szeregowc6w. Pablo
W bitwach IS ofoerow, 20 podof.
cer6w 1872 szeregowcow. Reszta
umarla ma rome choroby.
MANILA, logo Czerwca. -
Cables, gf6wny w6dz powstahcow,
przyrzek1 wczoraj genera4owi Sum.
mer, ze podda sic dzisiai pod San
ia Cruz, W prowincyi Laguna i zio.
Nv przed MIN 100 karabin6w. Re.
SITE broni ztoay W przeciagu Ezeeh
dni.
WEST BoDEN, Ind, 10 Czerwca.
W Mineral Springs Hotel wybuchf
wczoraj pozar, ktory W przeciagu
dw6ch godzin zniszczy} do szczetu
caly gmach, Straty wynosza $780,
600. W hotelu znajdowaio sic $50
gosei, q kt61ych zaden aycia ME
stracii. spaA3y i'm sig wszakze
rzeczy. C7eso gosci przenios}a sig
do hotelu French Lick, leoz wick.
ssa czes6 rozjechaia sic do dom6w.
synvAN1A, Ga, logo Czerwea. =
W wiezisniu pOwiatu sereven po-
vsssaone vcsOrai 5 mnzyn6w, hs6-
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rzy nalezeli do spisku ma zycie bia-
iych i zadali ciezkie rany urzedni-
kom, spelniajacym swa powinnosc.
Wszyscy skaaahcy weszli ma szu.
bienice pewnym krokiem ME
zdradzali zadnego wzruszenia W
stanowczej chwili.
New YORK, logo Czerwca. -
W basenie Erie, W pofudniowym
Brooklynie, podnoszono ma pomost
warsztatowy parowieo zwiazkowy
.Ingalles", potrzebujacy reperacyi.
Skutkiem przesuniecia sic view.
natrz parowca aelaznego balastu,
okret usupq& sig podpor 1 stocayf
sie do woody. l cz}owiek zostaf
Eabity na miejscu, a Z lic2by s4o
rzemieslnik6w zatrudnionyoh pEzy
podnos8sniu okretu, wielu Sostaso
pokaleczonych. Pod pok4adem
praoowafo nadto 30 W}Oeh6w, o
kt6rych m6wis, ae zgtneli, zatopie-
nj przez wode, ktdrs zalaia wnstras
okretu.
New ORLEANS, Is Czerwca. -
z Shreveport nadesz3a Wiadomos6,
10 morderoa Edwards ME zostat
dotychc1as schwytany. IL jego
towsrzyssy praeprowadzono 90
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rzuca sie ma nowe przedsiebiorstwa.
Wszyscy oczekuja kohca wojny.
TORONTO, Ont, ID Czerwca. -
W przeciagu oststnich II miesiecy
podni6sf sic handel Kanady W sto-
sunku do obrotu roku zeszfego o
II milion6w dolar6w. Do kohoa
roku dosiegnie prawdopodobnie
sunny 400 milioa6w dol.
PARYz, logo Czerwca. =
Ma prDedmiesciu Les Moulineaux
wyleeiaia W powietrae fabryka ma
boj6w. 15 osob, giownie kobiet,
utraciio ayoie. 20 osob jest ciezko
ranionyoh. Zw}oki zabitych 60
strassnie zsszpecoRe.
Antysemita Drumont, posef z
Algieru, emawia8 W izbie deputo-
wanyoh tamtsis1e stosunki, przy-
csem prefekta Algieru nazwaf TO-
trsm, a ministrdw marynarki !
sprawiedfiwosoi tsjdaksui. Ode
brano mu gEos wykluczono iz-
by. Drumont epuscif sale, wy.
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