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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-06-11
did not lack the appreciation of the

did not lack the appreciation of the
audience.
Miss Winifred Maud Coughlan re-
cited "The Whistling Regiment" the
accomplishment being whistled by
VIM. Bangerter. A chorus also as
sisted at one part This number was
very pleasing feature of the program
and Miss Coughlan was amply reward
ed with applause.
The final speaker was Miss Julia M.
Blekre, who was also the valedictOri-
an. The subject Of her grafton was
mature of Literature" The nature
Of literature depends upon the sur
roundings in which it is written, she
said. Literature deals with idealized
human life. There is no more noble
thing than the striving to make our
real life one with our ideal life. Lit
erature has fundamental life princi-
pies, and SO touches our souls. it also
teens with spiritual atfiuences. All
| that is best in writings appeals to our
sympathy and emotions. A piece of
literature will continue to have it's
sentiment handed down from father
to son, elevating all humanity for
ever, whereas the work Of a sculpture
or painter may soon disappear and be
forever forgotten. This was one of
the best and pleasing Orations of the
evening, and was well delivered.
Supt. KenastOn arose and addressed
the class. He said that they had
reached mile stone in their life s
history, where it was proper to stop
and ponder on the past and future.
Drifting is dOubly dangerous for the
next few years after school, for the
morning of life tells of its noon. The
true prizes and joys of life come only
to those who labor. Three years
more and what may not the twentieth
century bring to The cultured heart
for happiness? You will be called
upon to help bear the burdens. You
are going into world of toll and
trial, will be daily weighed in the
balance and will be measured by
what you are. There is plenty to do
Be not discouraged at your first re-
pulses. They are angels in disguise.
Every Italy is beyond the Alps. Be
of good cheer. Your lives will be
largely what you make them. You
must take the result of all the deeds
| you do and all the choices you make
In the field of destiny you will rear
as you have sown. You must put
into your lives all of the Joy and
worth and ,helpfulness that you ex-
pect to take out of them. You have
chosen for your motto the words Of
King Arthur of the Round Table
"Wln 1 may not, but I'll do my best
20 win" You do we'll to take this
motto. Do your best to win, with al
the power that God and man have
given you. Do more than succeed
deserve to succeed. II you have
learned to be true, self reliant anC
brave, you have learned life's lesson
The class arose and advanced in g
semi-circle across the stage, and re
ceived the diplomas from the hand OF
the superintendent. In presenting
them, Prof. Kenaston made few i'm
pressive remarks.
The exercises closed with the sing
ing of Evening Hymn" Cocone, b.
the chorus.
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Breeders, Attention!

Do not forget thai j. Hamln Son. New York who owned Root
ting and pacing horses in America breeding ng to French
Miller Sibley Pennsylvania
nearly their with records Of 2o and better French
Coach their own breeding and what doing and they
breeding this when such men acknowledge the merits
coach horse the horse to breed for those who fass carriage
have got the size are bred right and built right possessing the very best
miles, 6 Hemine 81 miles in 94 mpetqe miles ~ Findand
We the that the French Coach bred endu
will
The combination qualities with their
typical horse road the of horses
Percherons King of the Draft Horses.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-06-11
FOURTEEN INDICTMENTS.
THIS is WHAT THE GRAND
JURY RETURNED.

The jury Completes Its LabOrs
LabOrs and is Discharged-Jay
Tyler and Frank Graves Ar
raigned and Plead Not Guilty
Toe htrOp's Not Indicted-The
Trial of the $4,000 Suit of AS
signee Argetsinger VS.. DIR. e. l..
Halves.
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The grand jury brought in it's final
report at 2:25 p. n. Monday and5was dis
charged, the court complimenting it on
its work. Six indictments were
brought in, making fourteen in. The
jury also presented the following re-
port:
MANKATO, June 5, 1897.
We the grand jury OF Blue Earth
county, visited the county poor farm
June 4, 1897 and would respectfully
report that we found the house neat
and clean, and that the inmates were
well and properly cared for, and that
the farm and stock indicate the best
of management. The barn is in an I'M
safe condition, and we would recon-
mend that a new barn be built as soon
as circumstances will permit.
June 9th 1897, we visited the Blue
Earth county Jail and find that the
bedding is of good quality and clean,
and the whole building unexceptionally
and well cared for. The inmates
speaking in the highest terms of their
treatment by the sheriff and their at
PENDANTS. Respectfully submitted,
CLARK KEYSOR,
w. r. WEIGHING, Foreman.
Clerk.
No Indictment was found against Mr..
Tochtrop, and his bond will be exon
Grated.
County Attorney Hughes states that
the trial of Bessie Dougherty, charged
with conducting house of ill-fame,
will come on Thursday, this being the
first of the criminal cases to be tried.
No time has been set for the others.
Jay Tyler was arraigned this after
noon on an Indictment charging him
with grand larceny in the second de-
gree in stealing watch, and pleaded
not guilty and his bond was continued.
Frank Graves was arraigned on the
charge Of burglary in the third degree,
in entering Fred Kron's building, and
pleaded not guilty. His bond was
placed at $500.
More arrangements are expected to-
morrow.
The case of U. G. Argetsinger, as
signee of the Mapleton band, VS.. DR.
E. L. Halves is now on trial. The case
grows out of money advanced by the
Mapleton bank to the defendant during
the period from May list, 1891, to May
Goth, 1895, with which to conduct thu
milling business at this place, ant
which amounts to Sc, 1862 10, with inter
est thereon. Mr.. Halves at the time
turned over certain properties to thu
bank to reimburse it, but they are sale
to have fallen short the amount named
of liquidating the debt.
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COMMENCEMENT TIME.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES GIVE
CITATIONS.

An Unusually Large Glass of Twen-
ty-Three Bright Young Ladies
and Gentlemen Leave the School
House With Sheep Skins In Their
E.ands to Engage in the Wider
Activities of Life-Partlng Words
from the Superintendent.
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,
high scho oil Friday night at the opera
house were neither common place nor
tedious. The program was Of just the
right length, two hours, and was car
ried out promptly and satisfactorily
to all, both the participants and listen
ers. The OraGions were more thought
full and finished and the delivery
more distinct and forceful than the
average graduate entertains his hear
ers with. The wisdom of the school
board in directing that the members
of the class furnish the program
rather than regular speaker was ap-
parent, and those who assisted in the
exercises will never regret the effort
put forth. The patrons of the public
schools feel just pride each year in
seeing just how well the graduates
can do, and what the school training
has done for them.
The following is list of the gradual
ing class:
LATIN COURSE.
John II. Eckhardt Emma A. Firestone
Rudolph Beise. Laura Il. Beatty.
Daisy B. Richardson. jerome ID. Porter.
Eleanor c. BrySon. AdOlph &. LiedloH.
Walter L, Brown. Julia M. Blekre,
Winifred Maud Coughlan.
SCIENTIFIC COURSE.
g. Earl Mack. Ernest R. Brown.
Alma d. Wagon. Nellie S, Funk.
Jennie E. Madigan. Ralph M. Lunn.
May NJ. Brett. Minnie Rausch.
Della Gill. VIM j. Flachsenhar.
ENGLISH COURSE.
Evan D. Davis VIM. j. Bryson.
The opera house was completely
+ filed when the curtain rolled up at a
few moments past eight o'clock, and
many we're obliged to stand, being
unable to find seats. Quiet prevail
ed throughout the evening.
The scene displayed on the stage
was one of interest. The twenty
three members of the graduating
class occupied seats in front, the
young ladies looking very attractive
in white dresses and carrying bouquets
of roses and other flowers. The mem
bers of the high school faculty occu
pied seats to the left of the stage
and a chorus of about eighty voices
filed in othe rear, occupying raised
seats.
Rev. T. NJ. Edmands, of the Con
gregational church offered an invoca
tiOn.
The high school chorus, directed b!
Miss Deem. sang 1.-THE New Hal
Columbia" by G.. W. Chadwick. Thu
High school orchestra furnished TIT
accompaniment. The work of til,
chorus each time that it appeared
and also of the orchestra, elicitet
well merited compliments.
Miss Eleanor G. Bryson, the salu
! tatorian, was the first on the pro
gram, her subject being "The Mission
of the Poet" She held that the mis-
sion of the poet was that of the his
torian, whom he eXcelled in man
ways, especially in the expression 0
the finer thoughts and sensibilities
Blended with religion, poetry reache
the heart and understanding. Poet
have been the civilizers of mankind
and teachers in the highest sense Q
the word. IdealIsm does not cling t
earth but ascends to high heaven. w
advance by looking forward to ideal
and not by looking backward at e1
amples. The poet educates and en-
ables the soul by teaching that which
is good and noble. The Grafton wa
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-WANTED-Boy of 16 would like
work of any kind. Farm work pre-
ferred. Inquire at this office.
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New Haven, Conn.


u inicjstywy to~warsystwa Mistrza
Jana Matejki, grupy 233 2, N. p,
odbyf sic ob,hod Listopadowy dnia
4go grudnia 1897 rok1, o god.inie
9tej wieoz., W Germania Hall, 1913
Wooster st.
Prezes obohodu OBJ. A. R~uo,yhski
zagaif sgromadzenie W kilku s2o.
waoh, Powoiujsc ma estrada OBJ.
Sohulza jake sekretarza obohodu, j
innych urzednikow Z t~owar.ystwa
sw. Stanisiava W New Haven.
Na~stepujaoy program byi wyko-
many:
odO1yt o nooy 20 listopada pre-.
p. A. Ruczyhskisgo.
Nova p. Sohulza bard.o tresoiwie
opraoowsns; do tego p. Schulz prey
kohcu swej mowy mo viii o symratii
ola zwiszku Narodowego Polskiseo
] Powoiywsi wsrystkich do .goiy,
leunosol ! oraterstwa.
Nsstepnie PAM Zalewska odozyta.
IA bard1o iadoy wiersz swego wias-
nego utworu, dalej niaej podpisany
wyPowied.ial kr6tki, a t~resciwv
wiersz asssosowany do tel uroczys.
tosoi nsrodowej.
Wresso'e p. Machoifski wypovie-
dsial diuga, a bardzo dowcipna mo.
We, Ia CO burza oklask6w xosta{ WV
nagrodzony. w ciagu swsj mowy
napomnial matki, ktore w~yohowuia
swe dzieoi, ably wpajaly W nioh je-
zyk ojosysty i ably wychowaiy swe
dziatki ma pozytek ola naszej Ojozy.
zny.
Ma s~akoho.enie odspiewano hymn
narodowy ,Bote cos Polske" i ,Zdy-
mem potar6w".
J6zT Grudzinski,
jeden z ~obecnych.
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sic przekonn6 wsohodnie oddsisly,
iak s.ossrze Zsr.sd Generally pra
cujs ola z. NJ. p. jake to swiets
rsscss Jest iaosnosc tajna . suropej
skim Zwisrkiem, kt6rs ohca .nis..
ozyt chicagoskie odd.iaiy, it'd. it'd.
Zarrad Generality ne swo.ej strony
wreoz odmawial umieszozac W orga-
ME korespoodenoje i artykuly cd
csaonk6w q nawet l odd1iai6w, jeAeli
" tyoh korespondenOjaoh krytyko.
wano Zarzad Generally, albo Wy.
stePowano pr.eoiw iscsoosoi. ale IA
to umieszc.auo wszelkie srtykuiy,
srtykuliki ! korespondenojs, nawet
cd lud.i, kt6r.y do Nv. Nh. ME ma.
lsteli, jsieli tylko pisali pr.yohyloie
o }soznosci. Pan Wolowski, ME
cStonek. ipiewa} ma mute Zsrsadu W
kaidym numer.e, a " niekt6ryob az
pc kwa ~artykuiy umies.osai.
Ma sejm .jecba}o sic 9 delegat6w
i p. F. 7. Woiowski, kt6ry pr.edst.
viii sejmowi lissy cd majsoych sic
gd,ies ! kiedys .awis.a6 o~dd.isi6w.
Ma zasadzie tych listow sejm pr.yjsl
nieprd'onie pana Wolowskiego IA
delegate, pomimo energiosnyoh pro.
tess6w paua Goidyhskiego. Ia oko-
l'osnosc ozyni sejm nielegalnym.
znaorna wiekszosc delsgat6w ME
zrosumisla waanosoi spraw sdo
roztr.asania; ME wielu sic .naio ma.
wet ma Prostym parlamsntyzmie. Mo
wieo div iego, 10 intryga zar.adu
G~eneralnsgo zwyoie.y IA.
Uwaasjso, re seju Nv. NJ. P. ola
tyoh Tub innych przyc.yn ablsd.il
niepowrotnie, ! ME mogao sic ego
dzic ma utrzymywsnie stosunk6w Z
Podejrzanemi organi.scjami. Cd
dziss VII Chicago u.ns} "a stoso.
wne zerwae stanowcIo re Z~wiszkiem
Miodzie1y W Aueryoe.
Nizei podPisany komitet Z poleoe
mia bylego o ldzia}u VII q. M. P.
uPraszs Zgode o iaskawe umieszoze-
ME niejsuego listu, a inns pisma
polskie o przedruk.
we T'obihski, 7. R~limopicz,
We. Jd~rzebski, Fr. Gofdynski.
Ind Jdsihski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-23
st. Louis, Mo.

Staraniem Poisczonych towar.ystw
narodowych p~olskich, a ~: tow. Jan
III Sotisski, or. rs, tow. Rycer.s
Korony Polskiej, gr. 1877, tow. RE.
misslnikow Polskich, or. 239, tow.
T. Kes,iuszho, or. 800 i tow. Dram.
I, Fredro", odbyi sic obch6d Listo.
psdowy dois % listop. wieosorem,
W wielkiej sail ,,Stolle, Hail., .as
msis sw. aalobns "a dusre braoi po-
legiJch W boju odprawii ks. Stanow-
ski W kosoiels sw. Stanisiawa Kostki
ma lei ulicy, dnia nastepnego.
Obchod by} wspsnisly. Sals pc.
mimo, IL jest lic.ons do nsjwiek.
szych hal W miescie, byis pr.epsl.
nions.
Program obchodu ohoc ME wielki,
wypadi zadowalnisjsoo, widoc.nie
interesowai zebrans publicznosc, do
WOODEN ozego spokoj przsz c.as casy
na sail, kt6ra niesci{a kilka set lu.
dzi.
Mowcy nasi: PIP. w. Jskubowski /
P. Kows,ski mowili z uozuciem !
energja. Mielismy tikte siynnych
m0woo~ ameryksnow VI: PIP. Lee, Me
riwether | Voormsn, W jezyku an
gielskim, Ci ~dowiedli, ze znsjs his
torje nssaa; za~znaczyli, re csytsjsc
historic, wszedzie zosjdujs polakow
bohsterow o wolnosc, " ksadym
krsju, ma caiym swieoie, dswniej j
dzis.
Pan Gdynia prremowia krotko o
Sksrbie N. p. ! znsczeniu jego, pro.
szsc ogoi o dowolns skiadke ma ia
kowy, ! zarszem poprosii panic Ire
mowicz | psnne A. Piskorsks do
rbiersnia takowej. he skiadki wpay-
neso 2 dol. : ceotami.
Tow. Dram. Fredro, Choir Xxx u.
S. P. " A~msryoe, ordobiio obch6d
spiewsmi, csterorssowem wystspis-
MEM j M sskohozenie wystswienism
aywego otrasu: Jeescse Polsks ale
sginsas.
Pani Removes vyssspias dskls.
nsejsr
Podesss esaego obchodu prsygry.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-23

Ora ma fortepianie 12to lstuiei
Panny Wasislewskiej .robiaa nieswy.
kfs wrazenie ma publicznosoi. MO.
da ia fortspianistka, W s.tuoe mu-
Iyosnej, rokujs bsz~stpienis mako.
uita p~r.yssiosc.
Piekns deklamaoja panny Wis
oiswskisj ME pc ra. pierws,y "a.
ohwyoila publioznos6.
Nova p. G. w. Karpusa do
msod.ie.y" stanowiia wybitny usssp
Programu' albowiem wygsos.ona by.
Ia Prasz c.iowiska. 1t ny .ajmuje
jedno z pierws.yOh miejso wsr6d DO.
lonji " Bay City ktory nistylko &C
do Praoy W sprawaoh narodowych,
ale / pr1ykladnem ayoiem ssu.yc mo.
se IA wzor ola miodz'ezy. Sc. NOV.
Ga kiadl nacisk ma obowis.ek, jaki
ciasy ma rodzioaoh W wyohowaniu
d.isoi wykszujsc, Re tylko pre-.
nalezyte ~sPsaoienie tego o~bowia.ku
sdoaamy zaohowac mlod.iei polsk..
cd wynarodowienia.
Nalsty sic tea szozers pod.isko.
wanie PIP. Mus'atowi i Csapskismu.
"a ktoryoh stsraniem dzielns orkies-
ira prsyozynila sic wieloe do uswiet.
nienia obohodu.
Pr.ed ro1ejsoiem sic zaspiswano.
,,Boze COS Polske".
Frdncis=ek Schrdm.
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Echa z ObchOd6w.
Bay City, Mich.


Hala OBJ. j. Welira, kt6ra " swo.
i'm c1asie widziala lyle pamistko
wyeh uroc,ystosci, ~upamietnila sic
1n6w Polakom " Bay City " dniu
2S'ym listopada, kisdy pr.ybra1a W
barwy polskis i s~merykahskis /
uPiekszona kwiatsmi, .apesniia sic
Pc same brzegi publioznosois, q to Z
oka.ji obchoGu 67msj rooznioy pow
stania Listopsdowego, urzad.onsgo
staraniem Polskiego K6lka An asor
skiego.
Obch6d %otwor.ony .ostai pr.ez OBJ.
FIR. Kusnierza, kt6ry W kr6tkiem
przem6wieniu przedstswii zgroma.
d,onym kilka gl6wnych zdar.eh /.
tegoz powstsnis i ma pr.swodnicza
cego powoiai OBJ. st Musiala, ktory
Podriekowawszy IA "a ssczyt, powo.
lal ma wice-2rezesa OBJ. NJ Kowalaka.
a ma sekretarza nizej podpissnego.
N~sstePnie Obchod odbyi sic pod
sug nsstepujsoego programu:
l. Spisw Warszawisnka"- Choir
P. K. A.
2. Muzyks.
3. Odc,yt IA jednak syjemy"-
K. Sikorski.
4. Spiew solo nBis}y Orzei" - St.
Musia'.
3. Dsklamacja n29-.y Listopsda"
- parma Izabels Wisniewska.
8. Spiew uWisis"- Choir P. K. A.
T. Solo ma fortepianis - parma
+ a Wasielewsks.
s. Nova DO miodzie.y"-G. w.
Karpus.
8 Muzyks orkiestrs.
10. Deklamscja nWspomnienis"-
l.. Cerahski.
III. S1isw Ma gro6y" - Choir
P. X. A..
IL. Nova pPolaoy W Amerycs"-
+. l.. G wizdsls.
ID. S1iew duet ,,Pooiesrsnis" -
]. Ciesliga ! F. Kusuierz.
IL Muryka - orkisstrs,
10. Deklsmsoja r,k'hcuoh" - F.
Saskatchewan.
is. SIiew " dymem potar6w"-
Choir P. K. A.
IT. Zamknieoie obchodt przez
przewodnicrsoego.
o lczyt OBJ. Sikorskiego, skrsslony
trssciwie ma podstswie zdsrzeh pow
ssania - isczscy Z sobs takae
wspomnienis o naszym niesmiertel
nym wieszoru Adsmis Mickiswiozu
! o utworseniu Lsgion6w przez jen.
I'll. Dsbrowskiego, byi pr.yjety z
uznaniem przer publiornosc.
+. l.. G wizdais " movie ma tema,
pPolscy " Ameryoe" przsbiegl
smutny koniec powsssh | upsdku Pol.
ski ! prsedstawR potem stan nsssego
oosonsgo poioienis tn ma ObOzyzoie,
wspomnias o sskoasoh | wychowaniu
I punktu widssnis polsks urodzo.
nego M zismi smeryksfskiej l -.
koh csyi, wsywsjso do wyrosumisuia,
jednosci sgody " sprswaoh naro
dowysh og6lne polskieh.
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-
W dogmat, W istnienie organi.aoji
europejskiej. kt6ra pam ten Zsr.sd
nadsia. a sabrania pytac o osoby,
misjsoe lub jakiekolwiek dowody jej
istnienia. Nadomiar wszystkiego ME
kt6r.y c.ionkowie Zar.sdu nietak
townem postepowaniem nsrasili caly
mas. zwiszsk ma krytyke publio.na.
Mkt sic przeto ME zadIiwi, - 10
oie Zwia.ku powstaly: ro.goryo.s
ME | nieufoose w.gledem Zar.sdu.
Ro.goryc.enie to .musilo prawie
oaly zarzad (oproo. sekrstar.a &c
neralnego) do rezygnaoji. a nieuf-
nose posuneia sic do tego stopnis, te
prsessano wierryc " tajemnioe, po
stanowiono zerwac . prawdziws c.y
6soyjns organi.aoja europejska i IA
1sdano zwolania sejmu, kt6ry ma
oPraoowae nova k~onstytuoje, sgs.
dzajsca sic re stosunkami miejsco.
wynn, ustanowic wyd.ial oswisty j
jego komitety lokalne, jake nsjwaa.
niejsze czesci naszoj organisaoji. i
wresscie obrac Zar.ad G Generality
godny nas.ego zaufanis. Wobec
takiego usposobienis czionk6w, pan
Danisob, byiy sekrstarz generslny,
kt6ry, Pc zre.yguowauiu innych
o1ionkow Zarzadu objs} byl obo-
wia.ki prezesa, og1osil, ae organi.s.
ola europejska .gad.a sic ma ssjm,
oPraoowsnie konstytuoji i ob6r no
wego Zsrzsdu, ale zarazem rezerwu
je prawo misnowania w}asnego Ia
r.adu. jake swoich reprerentow i po-
srsdnikow, a naszych dorado6w.
Sejm n%szpaozono ma dzieh % listo
Pada r. b. W Buff ,lo, N. Y.
Szanowny Pan iatwo arozumie, as
my. czionkowie Zwiazku, ME wiemy
90 czynic. Tajemnio ME chosmy cd
krywat. jeieli ich odkryoie zasrko-
dliloby sprawie p~olskiej, ale Z dru
giej strony ME many .spswnienia,
ozy Zarzad z mas ME dr~i i ozy cais
jego tajemnics ME jest to. Re Zar.sd
ME ma zadnych sobie powier.onyoh
tajemnic. Wres.oie, kto nam rare
osy, cay organizaoja europejska W
rasis jej ,nisfikcyjnosoi" godna jest
zsufsnis?
Ot6t poradzono nam udac sic la
do osoby, kt6rsj wszysoy
mogs zaufst. Ola istwo .roIumia
iych powodow. postanowilismy zwro
cic sic do So. Pana, sad1imy BOWEN,
organi.acja, o ksorsj Sc. Pan ME
vie, lob ktorsj Pan ME popiera ME
.ssiuguje ma nasze poparoie. Bia-
gamy wieo ME o ~wyjswienis tsjsm
nioy, ME o naswiska, ami misjsco
wosc, ale najkrotsre ohoeby zaswiad.
c.enie: Guy So. Psnu wiadomo o ia
kiej orgaui.acji. kt6raby Mani rss
drila, a jeaeli tax, czy jest n god
naszego zaulaniaf
Poniswaa list ST.. Pana bsd.ie cd.
dany nas.emu sejmowemu delegate
wi, Prosimy o napisanis go W ,akisj
formie, ktoraby DADA po.nsc, o 90 Ia
pytujemy. Prosimy o wysianie listu
rekomeudowanego przynajmnisj ma
diva tygodnie pred data sejuu Us
pod adreIeu nassspujs
Gym: Wisdysiaw Jarzsbski, 1905
North Hoyns Avsnus, Chicago, Ill.
Many n~adzieje. ze zwazywsry, il
nam chodzi o orgauizacje poaytecz
ns, ktorsi spok6j tylko i ufnosc
wewnetrzna zspewDic mogs rozw6j.
Sz. Pan raczy odpowisdziec ma nssze
pytania' /OjzekuJao JeJ pozostslemy
u g~iebokiem p~owatanism
(Tu nastepujs podPisy w. Tobik.
prezsss, Ed. Blschowskiego,
Jssihskiego, Mariana ia.
j Wiadysiawa Jarzsbskie-
go).
w liscie powyaszym zrobiono po-
W sdresie W. Jarzebskisgo,
ola w~iernosOi listu ME po2ra.
wiamy.
Puikownik MilkOwski przysiai na-
odpowiedz:
30, 10, 81, Genevs
~ r. de Candolle.
Szsuowni Psnowiei
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-23
GRUN


Kupujcie teraz farmy i zbOgatcie sic!
Pmsnioa byd&o kos.tuis W ,ym roku diva r.y lyle lie W roku .-
szym kosztows&y.
Ceuy farm Z pewnosis tax sam p6jda W gore jsk oeny IA pszenioe
bydho.
Oszczedzcie eaten pieniedzy kupujac grunt teraz .anim oena
jego POI lUe W gore.
Obecnie jest OdpOwiedni czas do przybycia ma fanny.
Wiadouo jest 81 ystkin, ze grunts w naszyoh koonjach Hofa Park,
Pulaski, Sobieski KRAKOW So bardzO dObre tax Same kliuat Jest dobry.
lego roku wsry skie gstuoki zbozs uds y sic bsrd,o dobrze ME z {,
sta2y usakodzone przez ds ce rby tms goraozke Tub mroIy.
Nssze kolorje szyhko sic powiekszaja.
Nowy dwOrzec kolejOwy inowy kosci6f poski .ostaiy W tm
roku " wiOsce SObieski pooudowane.
Jestesmy goowi sprzedawac grunta W kawatkach 5, 10, 20, 40 Tub 80
akrowy Oh Iadow oiuy ter malemi wpiatami Jei kupujsoy ME Jest W
stanie wszysksgo Z CORY gotowka aoact.
Spuedajemy grunt po 200. 300 Tub 400 dolarow Ia 40 ARROW, lecz
many take grunta ktore wecej kosztujs
Wykupcie tykiet kOlejOwy wprOst do SObieski.
Piszcie po mape, ksiazecske dokadne informaoye.
Listy sdresujde do:
J. }. HOf Land Go. Milwaukee, Wis.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-02-27
First pub. Feb. 6
NOTICE.

20 81. First National Bank. Barnes.
vile 70. Cook.
To Lulu Clark Cook, non resident do.
PENDANT:
You are hereby notified that on Janu.
airy end. 1897, the First National Bank
Of Barnesville. Ohio, began an action
against you in the district court Of
Lancaster county, Nebraska, to recover
the sum Of 81 600 upon two promissory
notes. executed by you and others, ono
for $1,000. dated March 5th, 1886. due
four months from date. the other for Il .
cum Of 5000, dated May 18th. 1895, d. .
ninety days from date, with interest on
said sums from the dates of said respec.
tive notes, at per cent per annum.
In said action orders Of attachment
have been duly issued and levied upon
all your right, title and interest in lots
number /. 2 and 3, block number l. in
Capital Addition to Lincoln, in Ian
caster county. Nebraska, and have
further been levied upon all your right,
title and interest as stakeholder or other
wise, in the following named rpora-
tons, to-wit: The Union Savings bank
Of Lincoln. Nebraska. The First Nation
al bank OF Lincoln, Nebras -. The L..
Platte Land company. The Union Land
company, The State Journal company,
The Lancaster Land company, The lin
coin Land company, he South 1lstte
Land company. The First Natl NAL
bank OF Crete. Nebraska. The First N
tional bank Of Pawnee City, NebrA sks.
and The State bank Of Duboia, Nebrss-
ka.
Iu said action Cha les A. Hanna and
Amelia b. CLARK have been summoned
as garnishees to answer concerning all
property belonging to you io their pos
session or under their control, and con-
corning all indebtedness to you and IN
said action it is sought to subject to
the payment Of the plaintiffs claim, all
your right. title and interest in the
above described land end corporations.
and in the property in the hands OF or
under the control OF said Charles A.
Hanna and Amelia B. Clark.
You are required to answer the plain
tiff's petition on or before the 18th day
OF March, 1897.
s. L. GEIsTHARDT.
SO Plaintiffs Attorney.