davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26
W jaki sposob wo-
jowali M0skale W o.
statniem polskiem
OWStanlu.

Pewne pismo polskie W A
meryce krotko przed obcho.
dem powstan1a styrzniowegr
poda}o artykuf, ably W mo
wach obchodowych ME "a
nadto drazniG Moskali. 0 lie
Moskale na l,odobna pobfazli-
wosc zasfu4yli W ostatniem
powstanin, bedziemy starali
sic wyjasn6 ponize:::.
W oJna ma swol G
pra W a. ktorym podlegaJq
| wszys'kie narody q harbarzyn-
stwa wyszfe. Prawa te 2 a e.
caJa szano wac zycie
e II G o W, r a II ~ y c II II a
p o b oj jow k u 10
$ a I y c n o d d ala po d
0 pi c k e I'D z k o
w zcy, gwa ar a H.
t VI a m a ct no S { k l.
i'd e & 0; lecz Moskwa W wojnie
IL Pu1ska " ]atach 1868 i 1864
4adnego 2 tych praw ME ~
sz~nowaia. Gdy wojska jej by.
wa'y panami pobojowiska, do
bUanie rannych bylo pierw-
Sym tryumfem zwyciezcow.
Jency. jesli ich ten sam los
ME spotka}, bywali wysyfaui
10 wolska na kaukaz lub
wcieleni do kompanii p.praw-
czych; dow6dzcy oddzia}ow
|4poneS'l' 'aniebna kare smier-
ci. Gdy zas hordy moskiew-
sl<ie by&y zwycle&one tedy,
cotajac sic, pietnowaIi slad
przejcla swego pozoga,
IN or d Q IN pu s tosz
ME III 2dobywa}ac Sztur-
mem bezbronne mlasta, gdzle,
Yed}ug dunnnych slow nie-
wlast slemlatyckich: II o n y
u IN erajq o b o k IN G
Z . W, a dz'e o b 0 K
y o d zlco W woi &c h."
Nawet prz zeclw 5 / u
g III k o SC o a katolic
klego zwr6clla ,iq zawzietost
rzadu carsklego. Arcybis|< app,
blskupi, wikaryusze goneraIni,
oddaleuI by~aIi od dyecezyi
"a to, ze ME unicl ,,natrhnac
duchowienstwa zasadami cd
powlednlemI wypadkom" !
rozstrzeliwano wieszano ksie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26

zy "a udzielarie sakramentow
powstancom, innych masani
wywozono ma Sybir "a to tyl
ko, 2e IN u tral n y m i:
byl..
$ W ie te z W ia Xxi 70.
d Il n N e z tai gwaftowpos.
cla co j religHne rozrywauemi
deptaneni byly.
Wed}ug wydaneg" prawa
mosklewskiego. kazda 7,na
skazanego do cie2klch robot
ma Syberya uwazaG sic miala
Ia rozwodke, u jesli iona u
dawa1a sic "a mezem, dziecl z
taklego ma}zenstwa pozbawio-
ne by}y praw obywatelskich.
tatwo pojac, jaki zamet W
rodzlnach to prawo sprawic
mogfo, gdy kara robot W Sy-
beryl tys'ace osob sputykata.
{ o % pra w Il w a s.
II o j, stracito ono cafko
wlcle znaczenle;; iednych po-
zbswlono dobr iako ,:p o d e j.
zany c h o sprzyja-
II e pow $ t IN i u" lub lie
synowle ich brall udziai W
powstaniu, lub BE wyszli z
pomieszkania nocn4 pora in-
nych pozbawiono wlasnoscii ia
to, zc dali przytufek podejrza-
nemn krewnemu, 2e pozwoli-
Ii sfuzacym dostarczyc pozy-
vienna powstancom, ze nieIi
W posiadaniu medykamenta.
Znajdowano Ma te, lisc'e nie-
WASTE skazana ia szy G e
b e ny" ejca, Ia u
Il zle o Ii e synow b / y
g il" 3 a W i e n = W a.,
Me mowiac JUL wsiach
burzonych i palonych ciagle
przez wojska carskie, rzut O.
ka na srodki bezpieczehstwa
?rzez wfadze adminlstracyjne
pZedsiebrane, dostatecznie o.
EazDe Gaia pogarde, z jaka
traktowano wiasnosc prywat-
ma. Gdy podejrzanemu uiafo
wymISnqc sic przez drzwi cd
sklepu, natychmiast wfasclciel
sklepu pozbawiony by} wszyst.
klego Co W MIN posiadal. Gdy
dano StYzat okna, natych-
Mast 3ofdactwo rzucalo sic
ma dom. palac, rabujac klej
noty, zbIory naukewe, biIety
bankowe.
Wldoczny byi brak bezpie-
czenstwa pod takim rzadem,
ktory przesladova} navet
wlasnych urzednikow wysoko
pofozonych. Wysfani bowiem
zostali na Sybir p. p. Jan
kaaty Wotowsk'. prokurakor
gen. krolestwa, Kwiatkowski
dyrektor Tow. kred ziem.,
dyr. wydz. prze-
nysfu handful, Wegliliski
'adca stanu, Bentkowski narz.
wydz. W nnlnisterlum spraw
Moszyhski nacz. W, Ia.
" minlst. fin. t. p.
Nawet IN ora mo- S c p u
, czna a byfa gwslcona;
'fIypfOWadZ0nn bowen. 10
loszar kobiety W zalobe u-)
'rane try maro )e W iowa,
'z,rs'wle zofnlcrzy moskiew-
'kich. dopokl aato1ona Kara
vypfaccna NE zostala
Me dose ma tenn, dowodz-
y oddzlafow mosl>lewsllich u.
'a"aIi sic ma czeIe wo)ska Cd
'omu do domu, przckladajac
n'e~zkancom goiowe plsnla do
'o"nisan'a pod kara kontry-
'ucyl, wygnanla ma Svblr,
'awei spalenla nirszkan!a.
>rZeciW tym pr1ymuSowym IA
rcsom do cara zaprotestowa-
. ina Litwie 100000 polpi-
ow. Podpisy te przckoaaja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26
Sprawy biezace

Wiarns5w Polouusow obcAod=qce.
CHICAGO. Posied1enie 10.
warZystwa Polek G1ciazda =1cy
clestera NJ. l u Chicago, odbe.
die sic W niedziele, 5 lutego,
50 +. " godzinie ! pei vie :
czorem W hall ob. Tom. Male
Pinskicgo, rog Noble j Chopin
ul., na ktore to wszystkie
Polki 2ycz4ce nale2eG do ta-
koweg" uprzejmie sic zapra-
sza. Il. Kado1u, Seha prot.
i MILWAUKEE,. Gaia spra.
Wa Z tntejszeln Kofh1em D,'a-
matxc2ne"l nied}ugo prawdopo-
'dob; le lnny wezmie obrot. u
t''zciwsl lego czfonkowie, wi
dzqc, &c saml bez pomvcy u
sunlelycE mic zrob'c nie moga,
gfosno sic odzywaa, ably to
ko}ko poddane zostalo pod
stafy Zarzad Gwardyi Kosciusz
XII byto niejakiln osobnynn
jel wyd2iatem. Ten krok wca-
lie jest dobrym. DO pogodz1iby
zwasnlnne strony scentrali-
zowai wszystkle najlepsze silly
teatralne W Milwaukee.
Il CLEVELAND, o., made
stat nam ob. Staulslaw n o.
WI e k numer tante]szej ga
zeay angiclskiej, podlug kto
reJ KS Bisl<up G i ! IN 0 u /
W sprawach spornych ks. s.ko}a-
sze wskiego paraianami bierze
]ego strone. Me wierze AMI
st"wa Q tego, co zarzuca)a KS.
ko1aszewsk'emu powiedziaf
ks. Blskup. ks. kolaszewski
dokazai cudow W tel paratii.
uwazam ks. Kolaszewskiego
"a swlat}ego kap}ana j zupef-
ne )estem 2 niego zadowolo-
ny.
Fs Kolasxewski ma obec-
ME al trzy procesa Jeden Z
ob ,Jozetem konradem o wy
mu dol. 5000 "a
wrzekome szarpanie jego czci..
drugi proces Z Marcinem Ko-
ktory IA wrzekome
poblcle zony doponnlna sic ro-
wnicz dol. 5000. - Wrebzcie
trznc! process z Mlko1a]em
Grze>laklcm lownlez w Jakiejs
sprawie habskle.j, o wynagro-
izeule dol. 10000.
/"10cony mrag ma podane
" dzl,ielszym .urnerze oznaj-
augl"lsklc o l,roczy-
,taScIach k4rnawaIowych w
Sf Pnu, MIN. v arto do st.
PAU rolechat, ably zobaczyt
'obIe paiac lodowy rolny
'pp't 1llmpwy anerykalskrc)
potnnrv \yirial,a a,vsyvt he1yi..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26

ma ktory to dzieh zapowie
DIANA pred pafacem lodo
wynn walka lndyan >ninnesoc.
kich Cbipewas 2 Indyanam
dakotejskimi [Sioux.
NEW YORK.-Pewien DO
gacz tutejszy oharuie Tow
Wolnych Krakusow dol. 1000
nagrody, ie2eli znanego S Ia
II $ a w krzemi m ii
s k lie go 2 grona s"ego wy
kluczy .-Czemu chociaz p,.lo-
wy te] sunny ME oliarule Krzc-
minskiemu osobiscie:9-Nle ma
watpienia, ze tenze "a le su
me sam dobrrwolnie wystapl
Z Tow. Wolnych Krakusow
la dol. 1000 ON gotow ma
zawsze opuscit New York,
gdyz j tax luz karyera lego
w .em miescie skonczona.
Il LINCOLN, Nebr., odbie-
RAINY wiadomosc. ze rodok
nasz p p Piasec ktory
JUL diva laln byf prezYdentem
Tow, rolnlczego Ag1cadta~ So.
clety w powlecie Howard ME-
dawao ma zebraniu " Lincoln
mianowany zostat czloukiem
State Agr1cultw Society { j..
Zwlqzku Rolniczego . ma caly
stan Nebraska.
NASZ DRUCH Jozei' Beza
W Chicago, gfowa kaszubskie-
go gabinetu. otworzyt W Chi
cago salon pod M. 657 Dick
son ul.-Bo&e pomage)!
AGENT Kropidla we we
zieniu. - u Manistee, Mich.
donosz4 WIarusoui.
Jan Paluchniak, rodem Z
Galicyi, powlata Jasielskiegp.
agent Kropid'a, diva lata ko
chat sic " pannje Msciejew
sHiej, a teraz po gwiazdce dai
sic " zapo"ledzI 4 lnn9. =
W liedziele. 22 >tycz,nla,
mia} sic Stub odby&. ale uA-
wnle)sza narzeczona przsszko
dzila, 10 piqtek, 20 stvcz-
ma, zapozwala rrzed sadem
wiArolomuego kochanka, Ia
daj4c $lOO wynagrodzenla ia
sponlewlerunle cnoty. Paluch-
mach, kiedy ME chr'a1 po-
Srzywdzonej dziewczyu,e "a
place nalezytosci, zoslat cd.
prowadzony do wlezjenia
tam teraz pokutowat .nusi 70
swola niestaiost.
RODACY mas, " Webster,
Mas, pobudowawszy sobic
koscio}, dot9d nadare'nale szu-
kaja ksiedza
StOWlk v Toledo coraz
glosniei splewa ma mute k:o
pid]arska, ale takim ;piewem
soble tulal serc Pola~ow ME
zdohedzic. - TO tel slowlk
ME polski, 1ylko amerykahslSi.
prawdopodohnie q tego ga,un-
ku. 60 TO 20 Niemcy nazy-
wa]Y Elm "merldua,sclel .Vug-
'oYe|.
APPLETON, Mlnu. W
ostatmm czasie panowaly "
las straszne wlchry Jak ma
Boae Narodzemr uragany sza-
et zaczqlv talk trwaIo To al
10 ID sty"znla
List WiarowodnpgO Swiadka.
G"ca~oh - S.'ycsnia. Ss.
>za"o,ruy Hedoltm.e.
Joh ,oladou4o Kyop11io. W. |
$, zoczel3o 'p podiy sposo5 ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26
PhACClE IA WIARUSA!

Reka roboczae,
Bo po robocie
Me W srebrze, z}ocie
Znajdziesz, moi panic,
Upodobanie,
Jeno W gazecie.
Co ci donosi,
Jak to we swiecie
Sp4ywa rok dosi.
Jezeli sciska
Bieda ludziska,
Mocno dokuczy:
,Wiarus' pouczy,
Jak sic obroni6.
Biede odgoni6,
| lud popiesci
Mi1emi wiesci.
Majster, gdy kuje,
Mocno sic truje,
kiedy rodacy
Me maja piracy:
W skazuje drogi,
Jak lud ubogi
Moe sic wszedzie
Obegnac nedzie.
Lecz jesli spotka
Polskiego kmiotka,
Go ma tvm ladzie
Zrobi} pieniadze,
A jednak sobie
0 kazdej dobie
Za}oSnie steka,
Ze bieda neka:
Il takim on hardzie!
Ma 90 W pogardzie,
A jak cZlek mienny
\ ME sum emmy,
Ami sic pyta,
wv iarusa" czyta,
A 0 zaplacie,
Prenumeracie,
Me mysli wcale,
w ueC Deu3 Zale.
Takowy kmiotek
Zaraz wan p6jdzie,
I Kochani ludzie,
. P Pod Majstr6w mfotek!
,,Majster" nasz tegi
Cap! W reke cegi,
Gard4o mu dust,
: Al sic chop krztusi,
'M4otkiem po tebsku,
TAX ,,po kaszebsku"
Pieknie mu dzwoni-
Mech 90 Bog Broni!
otem czlek taxi.
Cd sturbowania
Me do poznania,
Jak biedak jaki-
Kryje sic W krzaki.
LecZ ME WIarUSOW |
lno nygusow,
Zwanych S k apca mi
TAX obrabiamy.
W Wszakl.e MECH terra !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26
APPLETON, Mlnu

APPLETON, M:N. "
ostatnlm czasle panowal, "
mas straszne wlchry Juk ma
Bole Narodzenn uragany sza-
lee zaczqly TAX rrwaIo To al
do Is sty@znla
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26

ijq osobq 20 TO, 5e 1cobec uoszego
Wei. x. Proboszczu q $uqa12ko,p
/ ze.natene, se to, co n'crue Kro-
pldto no Pann pisze, jest
str0sz me M os1czerSt- =
IT e M.
Vie jestem :aauym { to-
r e h lem cyclqgmi e
ty M : p o d "a e M I, ml tex
jestem ia himS tam Ko-
t0rs Il M. .Jestem Polah5em
katolh9en,,. hochom Ko$c4o} I.
Oczyzne, a ze ME jestene 70 r.
c7" gn n'ct q M pod u e.
nj, 1o1rodem tego zaeJanie ca
lei pmqfl polshiy; m Cincinnati,
1tora "1nle jya ma dugq ha-
deucyq zuszczyclM s1cojien zuu-
tHnlem 1 uylra2a cztonhiem Ko-
nNtetu ho$cielnego.
, Prarda, 5e ME jestem tah
G Z 4 o uczonyn1, joh reda-
htorzy menage'y od b ar d Q
zone 90 Kr o pi d a, ale
s.1lle uczcl1cq pracq, q "a rzetel
ne Pra1ce postepo1canle n10m
mir Mdzi. Kazdenlu unnem
snlluio pot'>2et II oczy, bo, die
HI Bogu, m 17ymnalnyna a.
hfaolzle % hyahowie ME 1ermi1o-
'ru(em. -Nojje zatem $,rludect1oo
'czyle0en1 redah1ora Wla1usa jesz-
cze raz III poartmzan.
Zuam od 1ruM 1ut p. Der
u o " S Is ego, mia1ena uoacet
p1zWenmo$G 2 MIN mueszkoG 7a-
2cn dlra lata, 4 ulem 5e mgdy
90 n1ht 0 splegost1co prushie 70
hraju NE posqdzaf;; owszenl, cze-
sto sqdy poNcya epsadzaly 90
z" pat'yotyzna do dziany, a eoie-
my .przecie, 5e sacoich spieqoec
N1en1cy do dziuy ME 1csadzgq.
Z'cs-N mole $tcludectero, jaho
sylor"go, musl erlqcej mice :ya,to-
Sc u Ma=l p1mrych, mi pod,o5io-
ne hsty sp. posta Kamaha. hto-
'y J"z przec'e NE 2We, u z tan-
'ego s'rluFa Hstoac no p. u e r.
dorsh1ego plsaG ME n1oae.
Il WsZan0W01lieh1
ADA VI KO7IR.SKI
Grupa Nv. Mar. Polskiego
nSw. Jo=efa" 10 ScoU0ale
zapraszn wszystkich Polak6w j
Polk Z catej okolicy na
PrzedstaWienfe Teatrallle
w Soottdale.
Do h"i q tego Jest pr rxeznaczoDy
W jedneJ potowie na fundusz kos
ciofa tw. Jozefa, drugiej zas ma
fuudu.z T"worzystwa Brniniej Po
moey s~. J6zefu Scottdale.
Przedstawienie odbedzic sic
dnta 1lgo Lutcgo, 1888, W Sobote
"ieczor' m. godzinie lei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26

ma ktory to dzieh zapowie :
diana pred pafacem lcdo
wynn walka lndyan >ninnesoc-
kich Chipewas 2 Indyanam
dakotejskimi d Sioux.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26
List Niarogodnpgyo SNiadha

G"c('0oh - Stycuia, Ss.
hzanoruy Hedoltm.e
Joh pla1ou.o hyop17o. NJ.
$ zoczept1o 'r podiy sposob ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26

Kazay sic zbiera,
Bedzie ostr6zny,
P{aci CO d1uzny'
Kto sic tn znami
w Winonusami
Szczere przyjazni,
Me donna kazni!
kredyt dajemy
| szanuj jemy.
LecZ kto nam W
zfosci
Zysku zazdrosci,
D}ugo ME p}aci,
Sam przez. to straci!
wv iarus'' ma haki
Ma nar6d TAXI,
Zawiesi imie
Miedzy hiedaki!
| wiele wrzawy
Redzie z tel sprawy:
KoDiec dziurawy,
| ME ciekawy.
W jaki sposob wo-
jowali Moskale W o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26

RODACY mas, " Webster,
Mas, pobudowawszy sobie
kosclo}, dotad nadare'nnle szu-
kaja ksiedza
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-24
THE OPINION OF WHITNEY.

the State geologist of California. He
thinks that during the period through
which the Sierra Nevada Mountains
were elevated, extensive openings, or al
least softenings, of the earth's crust
might occur on both sides OF the risino
area. Into one of these, the centre
strip of a former plateau sank to an
unknown depth; into the abyss thus
formed, the rivers fell and formed 3
lake, which became filed in time with
detritus to its present level of the bed
of the valley. Then the lake. ending
an outlet through the lower valley, was
ultimately drained. and it's ancient bad
forms the surtaes of the present valley
J. II. 2.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-24
Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appe.
lite is poor. you are bothered With
Headache, you are 6dgety, nervous and
brace up. Brace up, but not with slim.
ulants, spring medicines, or bitters,
which have for their basis very cheap,
bad whisky, and which stimulate you
for an hour, aud then leave YOU in
worse condition than before. What YOU
want is an Alternative which will purify
your blood, start healthy action of
Liver and Kidneys, restore your vitality
and give renewed health an i strength
Such a medicine you will find in Elec
trio Bitters, and; only so cents bottle.
A G. Smith d Co. Drug Store. 8
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-24

For We held communion with her visi-
BILE charms, and to US she spoke a vari-
GUS language. Claiming kindred with
the clouds. these sculptured masses OF
enduring rock stand proudly silent, I'M
rivaled and Interchangeable. For count
less ages the lightning has played over
them. the rain has beaten upon them
and the wind has striyen with them, to
no purpose save to enhance their grand.
eur in the few places where these agen-
cies make any impression.
at daylight the next morning. we
fastened to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-24

"WHo is that lady dressed in black
mammal" asked Bobby, as be sat with
his mother on ferry boat. That is a
Sister of Charity, my boy" replied his
mother. Bobby pondered deeply for q
momenr, and then he said, (Which is
sne, mamma, Faith or Hopt?'-Harp-
er's Ba=Qr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROYAL R7K1SG
ABSOLUTELY PURE.

raising Powder superior all other
eyening and wholesome and the highest
quality
light sweet, paabe and nuitVe food Bread
with Royal Baking Powder be eaten
hot results will
lin climate wiho deterioration.
Prof II Government Chemist after examining officially
the ptincipal baking country, reported
Powder absolutely for have found itin
United Government
that obtaining perfectly
pure
its PREPARATION the Royal
Baking undoubtedly reliable baking powder
~ "DR. HENRY a. MOTT Phi. d."
U.s. Governm Chemist.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-24

was thirteen in number, five of whom
the Misses Campbell and Messrs. Ross
and Paul, were from Salt Lake.
How the Yosemite Valley was formed
is a question which biologists hesitate
to answer. That it has not been hol-
lowed out by the erosion of water or OF
glacier ice is evident from the fact that
no traces of such erosion are visible.
The formation was not produced ty
hexure OF the earth's crust in cooling;
1t is too bold and irregular for mere
bending; nor by fracture; the rent is
too wide. and there is no is1ernible
correspondence between the opp. site
sides of the valley. Viewing the whole
valley from one of the cntts. IL looRs as
though the earth had opened and
swallowed the part that formerly &C.
cupled the centre. Such indeed Is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-24
YOSEMITE FALL,

the formation of which is 50 unique
that it has no known counterpart. 1t
is in three sections, the combined
height being 1900 feet-the highest
waterfall in the world. at first the
water falls 1,500 feet in a long, beauti-
full column, that vibrates with the wind
but IS not wholly broken Into spray.
Then come dashing cataracts for dis
lance of 600 feet, and a final vertical
plunge of 400 feet. These breaks make
the falls more ATTRACTIVE than if they
were in one, and all admit the surpass-
ing charm of this unrivaled cataract.
1t was discovered that the Utah mem
bers of the party were esDe cially ab-
sorbed in water scenes. Viewing the
river. the lake, the waterfall and even
the distant peaks of snow, seemed for
ever to fascinate them. Was it because
water is the most pleasing object in
nature? or because our own mountain
scenery is so grand that we were less
impressed by the cuffsthan blythe spler-
doris of the liquid element? Orw it
the scarcity of water in Utah which
made tina. substance so enjoyable here:
Shortly after midnight, the writer
awoke, and by the mild and silver
moon viewed again the fOamlng ceta-
ract. the lovely dell, the silent peak and
the murmuring river. In the dead OF
night the scenes were an aspect can
not forget. The deep shadows cas- py
the tall trees. here and there penetrated
by Pickering moonlight as they waved
their branches, produced dread feel
ing of insupportable loneliness and
caused him to awaken a companion for
company, until the cheerful dawn
spreading over the sky, illuminating
and coloring the fantastic clouds, dis
PEELED these solemn iancies with lis
genial presence.
We mounted the stage a. 6 O'Clock
and drove from the valley. one long.
last gaze and
A sILENCEFELL AMONG Us;
we thought of the hot dreary ride of
ninety miles back to the town of Milton 1
the terminus of the railroad. Parties
of six or more should either hire or
buy complete outfit of their own. It'll
is far cheaper and pleasanter; they can
then take their time. andDcarnp out for
week or two in the valley. Our party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04
SECOND MORTGAGE BONDHOLDERs
OF THE
Wabash and Great Western Railroad 10.
TO TIE HOLDERS OF III" III" O"N'
WABASH & GREAT WESTERN
MAIN LINE BONDS)

The Defence Committee OF The Second mortgage bon"nou.
A.. ask ana cooperation In carrying out
Tho reor which they propose for the oehe
1T and security OF OF bondholders Such plan
right OF the First Mortgage Eondh"id
crs TO I'll at seven per cent unti
maturity tie payment OF their coupons, with IN
terest paid and the exchange at maturity Tor ne"
Frst Mortgage road to be acquired under
foreclosure tho Second horgages which ne" oohus sh~
have all tho priority attaching TO the existing First
MARRIAGE Bonds sach the First Mortgage Bondholdes
"a approve plan thus suggested are earnestly re-
ouestet TO confer Office OF Hartman d 60, lZO
Broadway. either personally or by letter. WIN inc uf'
.,nsd 70 the and ta, such plan may successfully
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04
Hnanriai.
Holders ofWabash Bonds

an r,vrs EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
..o, 10 aoposi, thor bonds with tho coatra Trust
c-snr M "a wal.st. New.iorx, 10 pursuance OF mo
-, =, agreed upon by tho honu1oorS S""
r.s,... and the Purchasing Committee
~, te urnc,pai OF bonds new my year per
sns I'll, bc given when the reorganization is oonposed
zh.r honda arc deposited the FIRST Norxxe Bonds ana
na n.,, Bouas and scrip OF texceH the Detroit d.
1870, r.cs,vc cash for accrued interest and also tor In
$3.50 an overdue coupons to November l. 1881
ond Mortgages Funded Debt Bons or scrip OF
,ss Detroit Division receive First Mortgage Bonds fof
N ,ptsrest and interest overdue coupons
- November 1. 1884,
consolidated Mortra9es Fundei Debt AMI scrp OF sh"o
.nA wabash Mortg 7sVf 1884, Frat Mots"s
Bonds for all accrued interest
The Central Trust Company viii give for All sccn'io
temporary receipts exchanaeable for engraved
coon as they can prepared, which receipts ann
win bear interest from November l. 1857. payao'o
ally. ,.uw,,.d
y January 30. 1888 cuu.nv
Fun details can 10 obtained at tho cenfra ir"S' ''
JAS r. Joy, Chairman ,,,..,,x
THos n T. T wTrsi.Ns }committse
o. d. ASHLEY
CYRUsJ LAWRENCE. gondhoIders
HENRY X. McHARG. Committed
THOMAS y. ATKINS. -. 80. h.na,o,Sa,a rapre
The above plan is recommended 10 tae oon""oi"cf"
ssnsod by the undor'ispTeaS LAWRENCE. Chairman
First Mortgage Bondholdcrs' Com"''eo
v.w.york November "a. 1887 ---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04
Hole!a.

MANSION HOUSE.
wi Brooklyn Heights ". ", directly opposite wai-st.
n v, four Fulton Wall street Ferry
and the bridge terminus superior reason
able rates select famy and transient hots 2oo reosaa
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-20
In the SuperlOr Court

nF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN
" and for the county of Los Angeles.
]. GuentherOdt, defendant. Action brought
in the Superior Court of the State Of Califor-
mia, in and for the County Of Los Angeles,
and the complaint filed In said county of
Los Angeles, In the office of the Clerk of
said Superior Court. The People of the
State of California send greeting TO: Julius
]. GuentherOdt, defendant. You are hereby
required to appear In an action brought
against you by the above named plaintitt,
in the Superior Court, In the State of Cali
geles, and to a. swer the complaint filed
therein, within ten days exclusive of the
day of service), after the service on you of
this summons, If served within this county ;
or, II served elsewhere, within thirty days,
or Judgment by default will be taken
against you according to the prayer of said
mplaint. The said action is brought for
the dissolution of the bonds of matrimopy
between yourself and plaintiff on the ground
OF viii full neglect on your part to provide
plaintiff with the common necessaries of
life because of your idleness; plaintiff liv-
ing apart from you for such reason, and
also said action is brought for general relief
and for costs of suit Reference Is had to
complaint for particulars. And you are
hereby notified that II you fail to appear
quired, the said plaintiff will take judgment
by default against you, dissolving the bonds
OF matrimOny between yourself and de-
fendant, and for general relief
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
Superior Court of the State of California,
IL tn day of February, in the year of our
Lord one Thousand eight hundred and
eighty eight.
G. H. DUNsMOOR, Clerk,
BY J. DUNSMOOR, Deputy.
Edgerton & Slough, Att'ys for Plai ntiff.
feblS lot w