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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-24
BLOOD in HIS EYE.
HoIeraft Elected From Art Wellman's
Place and Files an Information.


Ex-Polieeman welman was arrested
this morning at his place at the rear
of 325 Kansas avenue by Constable
Ross of Justice Guys court The charge
against him was selling intoxicating
liquors. The complaining witness was
Charles H. Holcraft, the well known
contractor.
This morning HoIeraft went to the
county attorneys office and swore to a
complaint, charging Wellman with sell
ing liquors, on three counts. The com
plaint was given to Justice Guy, and
he issued warrant for the arrest Of
Wellman- Holcraft and Constable Ross
started out together at 9 o'clock to
make the arrest
They found WeIlman at his place
which is a small house on the rear Of
325 kansas avenue. and back of Paine
Bros pawnsh0p. Wellman was taken
before Justice Guy, where his case was
set for hearing on Jan. at 9 o'clock
The constable then accompanied Veil
man in q search of hondsmen. The JUS
tce fixed the bond at $500, rather lower
than is the custom.
Ut seems that the cause of this com
plaint is due to the fact that HOIcraft
was elected from Wellman's place last
night. To a reporter Holcraft said:
Yes, sir I swore to the complaint
I have bought whisky and beer there
Of Mellman, and there is going to be
conviction Wellman has sent five or
six fellows around to see me this morn
ing. but L wouldn't listen to them They
made a bad play last night, and I am
going to stick them for it, Last night
Weliman came around to see nae and
i came out of the house with my sm0k-
ing Jacket and slippers on. and I said
DO you want to see me- stood up
close to him and he said to me 4
don't like YOU no how Then / says:
Well Won can't bluff me Won
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-24
enemys bullets at Elgato

. 4, .-,r.. i i 7--4-A &
S. ss II r555l5 sils enemy ouiA7's q ~ II
No / VIII say thousand times NO te
81 -. n--lt7d - - + ~ llt l,.
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lL4E 7alAls7A 4 q ~ y 81 z ~
tLiatAASu p-dSes y A4AS-l III MOI DelgAS ~
Inen in the RANKS o1 the feVoluIlon IN
MhlcA penaH AAeg nave done nolh1lls-
B1l they want 70 take places AZ the
1eAsL
go II e e 81 a ~ -aslg4, a7rS ~ -
-44hog gueN' astN F FoftaeAado- AheS Will ten
you
W men We We're OUT o4 ammunition
WIN llo aupplles AZ al ana we IoAoWea
ttE enemy : TRAIL I'LL search oA a cart
fl05es WAeh we hau no othef nope or
sUppoLt tll-Ah Coo lne government
e3Ahe4l' e1l1posel o1 Flna, boioII ana
9tA1ka. We're Noldl1l5 PACK lne 4Cfces
AIl4ef AAs-ceo anu y M rodriguez from
N tlS because "a hi5H poAtlcaA mo
tves
N mar were those reasons not to lend
supp rt-to allow the enemy TO cap
nuIaLlo N4aee0
f nave MepE ana st1lA continue 70
weep over Ine deaIh of him VINO was
nay ffIend-rny brother, rather than
nv chief have heard from his lips
desperate words uttered at the disloy
atty OF mis- own people
"a rev Gays 1elgfe ms death heard
nun. aAlet he haa Aeaq le1lers from
p qI A4el44a EAClallA. Ny 5Ig not Ma
eeot Would 1eaNe th1s. 1hey are very
mean.
10 Wnofn ne alluded L do know.
IL IS impossible 'to believe that General
Maeeo snonia lhus nave exposed NM
SELF 90 certain death py placing himself
in position 50 dangerous as the one
ne TOOK, aha especlaiIy as Il was nor
stFa tegteaL Maeeo had rev superlors
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-24
WON'T MOVE SHOPS.
Report That Horton Shops We're to
Move StrongIv Denied.

dispatch in the Kansas city jour
nal this morning announces that the
Rock Island shops and roundhouse are
to be moved from Horton to St Joseph,
Mo, on January l.
The story is emphaticaTy denied by
Rock Island officials. w E. Dauchy.
superintendent of maintenance and
construction. said: There is positively
no truth in the report that the shops
are to be taken away from Horton
The Rock Island Railroad company has
$3.50 600 in those shops and would not
think Of moving them, especially when
there is no arrangement to get the
money out Of them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-24
cavanva aChaEk TaIk. ,

The chalk talk ali the First NJ "a
church drew an appreciative audience
of TDpekafs best people, though not as
large as the character Of the entertain
Inent deserved. Mr. Caveny fully
demonstrated his ability as a superior
artist III his line. His cartoon of Uncle
sam protecting Cuba. his beautiful
Transformation pictures and his carl
cature Of J. *. Bair We're received by a
storm of applause lie concluded his
entart talnmeut 10y drawing Santa
Claus good night picture and exhibit
ted a master touch. The audience was
g. ealy pleased
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-24
May Have Snow Flurries.

The prediction sent out today by the
weather bureau states that snow fur
ries will probably occur tonight and
tomorrow. In the event that the pre-
diction is correct, Christmas viii after
all be honored by few snowf1akes
The prediction also states that it viii
be warmer tonight and tomorrow. At
O'Clock this afternoon the thermome-
ter registered 30 degrees above. Mr.
Jennings says that this territory is to-
day in the center of a high" and that
it is very probable that tomorrow viii
be at least half way pleasant.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-24
Indae Myers, Decision.

Judge Louis A. Myers, now famous
in connection with the Santa Fe receiv-
ership case. VIII come to this city Sat
urday for the purpose of looking up law
authorities in the state library After
consulting the authorities cited in the
briefs Of the railroad company and
state, Judge Myers win prepare his de-
cision and viii probably render it in
this city next Monday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-24
Broken Bank Directors Meet

Chicago. Dec. 24.-Several of the di-
rectors of the defuunct National Bank
day No plan Of action however. was
decided upon. One Of the directors even
denied that a meeting had been held
The meeting considered plans for
bringing about the sale of the Calumet
Electric road to realize funds to pay
depositors.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-24
The Tunnel Under East River.

Albany n. Y. Dec. 24-The state rail
road commission today granted the apDli-
cation Of the New York and Brooklyn
Railway company to construct a tunnel
under the East river from New York
city to Brooklyn. The granting of the
application viii not interfere with the
rights of the New York and BROOKLYN
Tunnel company and the Brooklyn. New
York and Jersey City Terminal company
which companies at some future time
may make similar applications.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-24
WHITE CHRISTMAS.
New York VIII Have the First Snowy
Christmas Of Years.

New York, Dec. .24.-For the first time
in many years New York viii have a
white Christmas. A snow storm, the
second of the season, set in last night
and cotinued throughout the day. ac-
eompanied by a gradual fall in temper
ature.
In the shopping districts this after
noon the jingling of the sleigh bells re
minded one of old times, and the sleighs
themselves added color to the throb-
bing life Of the town.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-24
New sec,Y Of State Rents a Rouse

Secretary of State-elect W. e. Bush
has rented the house at 221 West Tenth
street and moved to this city Mr.
Bush Announces that he viii make the
following appointments. which will
complete the force in his department.:
Ed Deupree of Hoxie, record clerk:
Charles H Emmons of Hill City. char
ter clerk: Miss Fannie Burdge of
Shawnee county. stenographer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-24
Fraud Order Against a Rockford Con

Washington. Dee. .24-The postmaster
general has issued fraudorder against
the Illinois Mercantile agency of Rock
ford, III.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-24

Chicago. Dec. 24-F'or Kansas: Part
Iv cloudy and warmer with snow fur
ries tonight and Friday; northerly
winds
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-23
0 QUARTERBACK.

w sprawie ,,charteru'
Zwiazku Narodowego pewien
obywatel chicagoski nastepu-
jacy odebra} list Cd komisarza
assekuracyjnego Stanu ILL
nois.
Dear Sir:
Replying to Your favor of the
18th inst. the Polish National
Alliance of the U. S. of n. A., was
chartered JAM 25th 1896 On March
3Oth 1896 this charter was surren-
dered by the incorporators for
cancellation and new charter was
issued March 30th. 1896.
w dodatku ten sam oby
watel sic r6wniez zapyta}, czy
organizacye, jak Zjednoczenie
lub Zwiazek, istniejace ma
mocy ,assesment6w'. podpa
daja kontroli stanowej = j
taxa dosta} odpowiedz:
All insurance companies, asso-
Citations and societies licensed to do
business in this State are required
to make annual statements to this
Department.
Yours truly
B. K. Durfee
ms. Supt.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-23

w W1ARUs, mimo zmniej.
szonego formatu, pozostanie
gazeta dwudolarowa, cd I
Stycznia 1897 r. znowu kazdy
abonent placit bedzie
rnusial "a niego dolary, to
CORY.
w tym roku tylko
wyjatkowo znizylismy abona-
ment, i to W celu pozyskania
wiecej newych abonent6w,
oraz dla ulzenia naszym
starym d1uznikom, kt6rzy
niestety licza sic ma setki.
Ola prenumerator6w
(naprz6d p}acacych) wynosi
abonament ma ca}y rok
biezaey tylko jednego dolara.
Abonamentom ,op}acajacym
gazette z do}u, liczyt bedziemy
w tym roku - "a czas cd I
Stycznia 1896 r.do 1Kwietnia
1896 = 50 cent6w - a cd
I Kwietnia br. do I Stycznia
1897 IT'S cent. razem$1 rs.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-23
ZWIAIZK0wI
Z,JEDNOCZENIU.

Mimo, ze zwiazkowcy, dnia
31go Marca roku biezacego
drugi byli zmuszeni wyjat
charter dla swojej instytu-
cvi, i ten drugi ,,charter"
ME jest W a I n y.Trzeba
sic wan, panowie Cd Zwiazku
jako i Cd Zjednoczenia,
nasamprz6d nauczyc nieco
prawa korporacyjnego Stanu
illinois, W ktdrym to Stanie
obie Vase organizacye
wobec prawa isrnieja.
Wolna Wsarusa z charterami
naszych wiekszych organiza-
cyl ME spekoie ma dymie.
Zapewnia Was Warus, IL
zadna miara ami Waszemi
wyzwiskami, ami deklamacya-
mi, ami grozbami, ami nawet
Waszem pojeciom 9 ,,etykie-
Gle" dziennikarskiej, 0 kt6rej
Zgoda w ostatnim numerze
trabi. z toru zbit sic ME
pozwoli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-23
NASZ PREzENT
ma rok 1896.

Starry abonenci, lezeli o.
plaza wszystek dug "a VIA
rusa a nadto z}oza pred
plate, al do 1 Stycznia
1897 r., dostana, 'op}acona
poczta W dom, nastepujacych
s ksiazeczek W prezencie:
l.-G dYby mi iec 1000 d O.
lar6 w-powies6 dla cnotl,.-
wei miodziezy.
2.-J ako nedza W pol e
smier wYwied}a l
co sic tego narobi}o (Hlsto.
rya prawdziwa, wyplsana z
bardzo stare] kronik', kt6ra
nigdy swlat}a ME widzia}a.)
3.-B ufawa M de a, O.
krutnego zb6jcy.
A. Proro octwo o Po l.
5.-Pror roctwa Syblll i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-23

capital of at least 100000.
shall be paid in....
Po pol S k u:
MIN sig za}ozy kompanie zabez
pieczenia zycia W Illinois, trzeba
z}ozy6 sto tysiecy do]ar6w jako ka-
pita} gwarancyjny.
Zatem ,panowie cd Zwiazku
/ Zjednoczenia, lie lud polskj
prowadzicie!
Fcresterzy (lesniczy) ME
plaza "a zmarle zony,i dobrze
robia, bo, unikajac posmiert-
nego "a zony; ME stawaja sic
kompaniami zabezpieczenia cd
zycia j ME potrzebuja stu
tysiecy dolarow dla zak}adania
swoich interes6w:
Wy, cd Zwiazku i Zjedno-
czenia, lamiecie otwarcie
prawa Stanu Illinois naraza
Gle samych siebie i tysiace
ludu polskiego ma zgube.
Dziadowskie posmiertne "a
zmar}e zony Was zahija,
komisarz assekuracyjny W
Springfield, Illinois, Zwiazkow'
i Zjednoczeniu kazdego czasu
kase posmiertna mole zam-
knac.
Raj jeszcze powtarzamy: W
zadnej kasie posmiertnej
Stanu Illinois ME wolno
1 ywy m clio k o m brat
ami centa kasy, chyba re
sami So kalekami.
Ale "a zmar}e zony ME
wolno brac zadnych pieniedzy,
chyba prawna sic za}ozy
Kompanie zabezpieczenia
zycia, re u ty 81 q c a m
d o 6w W got6wce =
kapita}u gwarancyjnego.
Wiarus Was prosi, abyscie
sic namyslili, g}upstwa
nieprawne jaknajpredze
poprawili. Tuta) ME poradzj
mic, ieno uczciwose znajomos<
kamiennego prawa bez ety.
kiety.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-23

Kasy a Wasza X "a
p o S m i tn IA mi e j.
S u, b ez z WI o k j, b E
dz e z a m k n i e ia.
S}usznie VAN sic to
nalezy "a Wasza g}upote,
mianowicie zaWasze padanie
plackiem pred takim wich}a-
czem, jak jest Wincenty
Barzyhski.
Prawo assekuracyjne CO
do assessment6w Jest "
Illinois ieszcze os tree j
e, anizeli W Wisconsinie.
gdzie Zjednoczeniu wcale ME
wolno interes6w prowadzit.
Teraz podnieScie sic
mondre" g}owy i cd Zwiaz-
ku i Cd Zjednoezenia /
rzucajcie klatwy naW1ARUsA,
bo jego artyku}y - humbu-
gist6w d r al ia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-23
TELEGRAMY.

HAVANA, ma Kuble. w
pobllzu Lachura przysz}o do bitwy
mledzy Hlszpanami pod dow6dz-
TWEEN pulkownika L,naers q
powstahcami pod komenda Ant.
Macei, W kt6rej Hiszpanle ponle6li
straszna kleske. Maceo maJac 5000
ludz1. zajawszy dobra pozycye
wnet pobit Haszpan6w, kt6rych
by}o tylko 50o.Hiszpanie podobno
mleli 45o zabitych 500 rannych
Kubabczycy 200 zab'tych 400
rannych. W b,twie tel tez bra1a
takze iedna kompania kubanskich
patryotek.
I lONDYN. - Rad ang1elskl
bardzo zaniepokojonY powstauiem
szezepu murzynskiego Matabel@w.
Dziennik ,,Tlmes" donosl, IL
krol Lobengula z.9je "a gran'esml
dawnieiszych swych posiadfosoi
zbiera si{y, ably udenyc ma
dawnlejsza sw& stollce Bulawajo.-
Matabelowie dotad zablli 2o0
blatych. Powstanle zatem dosHt
grozne.
Rozchodza sig pog1osk,, il
Rad angi elskl ma "a miar zrzeczenia
sic wszelksch praw zw,erzchn1czych
mad Transwaalem ma mocy
nowego traktaku zawrze przymierze
z rzecza pospolita borrow.
WIE0EN. DR.. Lueger,
znany antysemita, zostaf po raz
trzeci obranY przez rade miejska
burmistrem Wiednia wiekszoscia
90 gfos6w przeciwko AZ. T}umy
zgromadzone przed ratuszem
wita}Y z zapafem Luegera.
Wznoszono okrzyki przeciwko
zvdom. Nasywano Lnegera =
MesYaszem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-23

Duzo przebakiwano J,
sprawdzeniu wyboru Kio}bas-
sy. W1ARUsA dochodzi informa
eva, re W, ,precynktach. ,kt6re
Kio}bassie najwiecej daily
g}osow, wielu nieuprawnio-
nych do g}osowania -
glosowa}o. -.
GAzETA KAToL1cKA, wlas-
nose Jakihskich Smulskich,
jest niby katolicka demo-
kratyczna. Jej g}6wny
w}ascicielJasiek zG}odomanka
jest bezwyznaniowcem /
republikanem. Madry Jasiek
sic uczy{ cnoty i madroSci u
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W Ka-
nadzie.
Co robicie w Zjednoczeniu
katolickiem ,,charterem.
Azali praguiecie, ably VAN
kase posmjertna zamkneli?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-23
MARaYPAHlKK.

Daj reki, panic Dyniewicz!
S}awny charter s}awetnego
rzadu centralnego, datowany
z dnia 25go Stycznia 1896 r.,
Ty bracie, wyszpera}es a
W1ARUs go ma siekanke
zamienil.
Oj, przeklinali mas Brodosie
i }uszczybochenek Jab}ohski,
ale trudno i darmo. Musieli
bardzo pokornie W Spring.
field, ILL.,, u komisarza asse-
kuracyjnego ma kolanach
prosit, ably Cd krzywoprzy
sieztwa, rzucajac charter do
kosza, do czasu sic wykrecic.
Pan hadwokat Danl1owski
sic nalatal jak chart. Ciekawa
rzecz, lie "a drugi charter
zap}acili. Beda divine
sprawozdania rachunki.
Psi Clos krytykuje artyku]
x. Morawskiego W Przegla-
die Powszechnym z lutego
r. b.pod tytu}em:Asemityzm
Machnikowi sic udaje kryty-
ka. jak djab}u spowiedz.
Doczekalismy sic W tel
kochanej Ameryce pisma
polskiego, bron,acego zyd6w.
Psi Clos swoja krytyka piracy
x. Morawskiego juz .siebie
nawet przewyzsza.
Kazde zdanie jest przepel-
nione bluznierstwem ma
Chrystusa Pana ca}y kosci6f
katolicki. = | znajduja sic
lewici:F Furmanek ,Abrahamek
Wacus Kruszka. kt6rzy W
Psim Glosia niby W zwier-
ciedle, swoje cnoty i urody
podziwiaja.
Pietrz Kio}bassa, kilku
g}osami wiekszosci obrany
alderman chicagoski, ,,pole-
ci' przy przysz}ych wyborach
ma konsztabla. aby W pew
niejszy spos6b wyb6r do
publicznego koryta sobie
zabezp;eozye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-23

prosbaml, grozbaml, a naresz-
Gle }ap6wka sic dobi}, juz
wiecej n i e istnieje. ZGoDA
d}ugiemi artyku}ami madrost
i p e{w no sc c h ar t e
ru 81 wi la, lecz biedac-
two zy}o tylko cd 25go
Stycznia do 3ogo Marca1896.
80 Marca patryoci doku-
ment Spieknie zwineli W
Springfield, Ill. panu ko-
misarzowi B. K. Durfee
oddali sure n d er e d.
= Nazajutrz nowy wyjeli
c h rte r.
Czemu fundatorzy charteru
z takim pospiechem Swistek,
prowAdzacy lud polski do
masohii, .rzucili?
Pouczeni przez W1ARUsA,
re caly ich c h a t e jest
dokumentem krzywoprzysiez-
twa, pospiesznym pociagiem
do komisarza sic udali.
Me. sadzcie jednakowoz,
panoWie. jakobyscie juz
nalezytej kary "a szwedzkiemi
frankami unikli. Me!
- Znajdzie sic ktoS, kt6ry
pana notaryusza Pettkoske /
Sadowskiego pred g a n d
jur y przedstawi.
Z. Brodowski, prezes rzadu
centralnego, bardzo g}upio
sic t}6maczy ca}ej awantury.
Jege artyku} z dnia ago
Kwietnia w ZGoDzIE =
rzeczywiscie zdradza, do czego
sic autor z dziwna naiwnoScia
sam przyznaje, ze
nigdy ME wyleczY} sic zupe}nie z
skutk6w zadanej mu pred kilku
laty W domu rozpusty W Detroit
trucizny, czem swego czasu szero-
ko rozpisywa}y sic dzienniki angiel-
skie.
Zalowac nalezy braku
blizszych szczeg6i6w tego
faktu Bo my, mimo w}asnego
wyznania pana Brodosia,. W
to ME wierzymy.
Pan Szwajkart nawet, kt6ry
W Nowym Yorku Boga ME
zna}, a W Chicago gwaltow
nyn, jest rzymsko-katolickim
redaktorem Zmartwychwstah-
COW, ma artykut Brodosia sic
oburzy}.
Prosilibysmy pana Dynie.
wicza 0 og}oszenie drugiego
charteru, tego dnia 3ogo
Marca 1896. Charter luz
ogloszony z dnia 25go
Stycznia spoczywa, wyczeku-
(jac zmartwychwstania =
pred kratkami sadowemi.
Teraz co do Zjednoczen;a.
Wy, panowie. tez robicie
humbugl. Zamlast legalny
sobie wyrobie byt, po dzia-
dowsku sic da}ej rzadzicie,
bankrutujac powoli, pomalu,
lecz p wni e. W1ARUs ME
pragnie awantur Wami, ale
VAN reczy, re tylko po-
trzeba maledkiej skargi do
komisarza assekuracyjnego p.
B. Durfee. il wy assess
meata sciagacie ludzi, ME
rapoftujac mu Q stanie Vase
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-23
Redaktor wydawca: HierOnim DerdOwski.

[ w czem SEX? w k a.
$ ch pos m e TT y ch
M6wimy jedynie 0 Zwiazku !
Zjednoczeniu, organizacya ch
inkorporowanych W Stanie
Illinois,
Niekt6re kasy posmiertne
W Stanie Illinois So uwazane
jako kompanie zabezpieczenia
zycia, iane znowu So Ii tylko
stowarzyszenlami ola dobra
widow, sierot kalek. -
| Gd1ie szukat graoicy?
Ma to niechaj odpowiadaja
przepisy Stanu Illinois.
Many pred soba zbi6r
praw korporacyjnych Stanu
Illinois, drukowanych W roku
1891, a obowiazujacych do
dnia dzisiejszego:Tytu} ksiegi
Jest: T h e R e i s e d
Statute S of the State Of
Illinois - 1901 by Harvey
B. Hurd.
lam czytamy W tytule:
Corporati ions no t
for P ecuni ary Pr O.
fit - Chapter 81, para
graph 31- stronnica 366, co
nastepu)e:
Associations and societies which
are intended to benefit the widows,
heirs and devisees of deceased
members thereof, and members
who have received permanent di-
stability, and where no annual dues
or premiums are required, and
W h re the m m b s
h Ii receive no money
las pro lit or otherwise
except for permanent disability,
shall not be deemed insurance
companies.
To Jest po poIsku d O.
s 10 W n e.
Stowarzyszenia i towarzystwa,
kt6re maja wyjs6 ma korzysc wdo
won, sierotom, dziedzicom spad'
kobiercom umar}ych cz}onk6w,
cz}onkom, kt6rzy cicrpia ma stale
kalectwo, gdzie tadnyoh rocznych
podatk6w nj premii sic ME wymaga,
Ii gdzie cz}on vie nj {
0 d b eraja ia dn y c h p e
iedzy jako pro Fl lu /
W jak1kOlwiek fnny sPo-
sob, = ME maja bye uwazane
jako kompanie zabezpieczenia zy-
cia."
Macie, mill czytelnicy, pred
soba text uderzajacy W obecny
system naszych kas po.
smiertnych tax W Zwjazku
jako i Z)ednoczeniu.
Albowiem. posmiertne,
wyp}acane cz}onkom "a zmar.
|e zony, wysuwa tax Zwiazek
jako i Zjednoczenie do rangi
kompanii zabezpieczenia zycia,
Gdyby wyp}acaliscie po-
smiertne tylko wdowom,
sierotom lub spadkobiercom
Waszych zmar}ych cz}onk6w,
wykluczaiac posmiertne "a
zmar}e zony, mielibyscie
prawne chartery.
Teraz dalej.
Co to znaczy bye Kompa.
MIA zabezpieczenia zycia? -
Ma to znowu odpowiada
prawo Stanu Illinois, stronnica
824
Before any life insurance com,
pany goes into operation, under
the law Of this State, guarantee
The herald., 1896-01-08
PROFESSOR TYNDALL RESTORED
Half an Hours " ork Brings Him Back to
ConsciOusnesj

Half Hours " ork Brings Him Back to
consciousness
Professor Tyndal has been revived and
is now enjoying a quiet normal existence.
He was brought out of his trance at 1880
yesterday morning by the members of the
committee under whose charge he remained
during the cateleptic state in which he re-
posed siuce Sunday evening. After decid
ing on the previous day that they would not
bury the mystic they further determined not
10 continue the joke any longer and ac-
cordingly went to work to bring him back
to the point where he could answer for him
self if any queries were made regarding
the proceedings. The operation of bring
ing the cateleptic back to consciousness is
rather difficult and requires the combined
efforts of seven men rubbing his body
vigorously and playing sort of a massage
tattoo, tempo allegro, for exactly half an
hour before he was thoroughly reused. Re-
turning activity was first manifested in the
hands. They began to xrow less rigid and
at length gave off moisture they do
when the body ia IN a natural condition.
The next symptom was a quivering Of the
eyelids. At length they opened and the
man spoke. His first words were: "Have
sponded that he had. Mr. Tyndall is said
to have labored under this delusion for
several hours when the truth was finally
told him and he was greatly disappointed.
Soon after being revived he was given
some milk TO drink and in the evening he
dined on small beefsteak. At late
hour last night he was resting easily, look
ing as lifeke as ever and was easy in
his talk as on all occasions.