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CARLTON sfiAFER.
CAief Clerk OF the Rouse OF Delegate
SOADiA o CHAPTER 24a.

OHAFIEit Z41.
AN ACT TO AMEND ARTICLE FIFTEEN OF
THE THE ! pEG ;Ir,R Zoe 0F NIGHTS OF THE
sHcT1oS i. Bs e enacted b. az General As.sra.
ty Of kGrgand, Three. fths OF All the members Of
Gle be and the same s hereby proposed ss an
amendment TO article fifteen Of the Declaration of
adopted by the legal and qualified voters thereof
herein provided L shall superscde and Itand In the
place and stead o. article nfteen OF the Declaration
ARTICLE is. All taxes ought 10 be uniform upon
should be levied and collected under general laws
but the General Assembly may by general laws
exempt from taxation all public property used for
public purposes, All churches or buildings used en-.
cuslyely for public worship and the furniture con-
with buTyns grounds not used fof private or cor
porate profit, al purely charitable or benevolent
with the furniture and equipment contained In
such charitable, benevolent literary educational
houses ane @ oSsSS. sS 81
benevolent. literary OF educational institutions
same have been heretofore exempted BIZ law In this
state; and all other property IN this state not
on ne incomes q citizens = ths state yet hnss
be Imposed or lsid With political view for good
SECTION .. Aud Be- e sndcisd 6v aas authority
aforesaid. That the said foregoing section hereby
Declaration OF Rights OF the Consttuiien shah be,
At the next general election held In this state, sub
m NUT 70 ,ns sgs ano summed voters mercer iSr
rections contained In artcis fourteen OF the Con
sttution Of this state. and At the said general cleo
tion the vote on said proposed amendment 70
the Constitution shall be BY ballot and upon each
ballot there shall be written or printed the words
For the constitutional amendment" or Against
the constitutional amendment, a. the voter shall
elect, and immediately after said election due re.
turn shall be made the Governor % the vote for
snd seainst said proposed AMENDING ne, as directed
Approved April ID, 1890.
We hereby certify. That the Aforegoing u o cor.
rect copy Of an act OF <he General Assembly %
Maryland, passed January session, 1890
w. @. PURNEiL.
Secretary OF the Senate.
CARLTON SHAFER
Chief Clerk OF the House Of Delegates.
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EuMBKR q.
AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION FORTY EIGHT
OF ARTICLE THREE OF TItE CoNsTlTU.

CHAPTER 1e5.
or Al AR m 1NE TR sEEcd 81 oETSrgIE
TlON OF THIS STATE.
ssgIIos l; 5s 9 snaci,d ~ ns General Assembly
H Maryland, Three.ffths of ell the members OF
we two Houses coneurrinE, that the following sec
"a emf ss n. s5se As AZ
adopted by the legal and qualified voters thereof
the place and instead OF section forty-eight OF
articlc three OF said Constitutions:
section As. Corporations may be formed under
general laws, but shall not be created by special
act. except Tor municipal purposes and except In
cases where no general laws exist providing for the
creation OF corporations OF the general char
acter, as the corporation proposed TO be created,
and any act Of Incorporation passed in violation OF
this section shall be void; all charters granted. or
adopted IN pursuance Of this section, and all char
peal or modification, may be altered, from time TO
time. or be repealed; Provided, nothing herein con.
the incorporation thereof. the General AssembIy
shall not alter amend the charter Of any corpof
article OF pass any other general or special law FOR
the henent OF such corporation, except upon the
claim 70 exemption from taxation or rom the re- re-.
peal or modification OF It's charter, and that such
Jet to the provisions Of this Consttation; and any
corporation chartered by this state which shsil
rights. privileges advantages that may hereafter
be granted or conferred by any general or special
surrendered any exemption from taxation TO which
u may be entitled under its charter aud shall be
ton has been granted by its charter.
SEYioN 2. And BE- q Inrtser. enacted by ne au.
Morltv aforesdsd, That the said foregoing section
hereby proposed a. an amendment 20 the Consti.
tuition shall be- At the next general election held in
this state. submitted to the legal and qualihed
voters thereof for their adoption or rejection, in
pursuance Of She directions contained in article
fourteen OF the Constitution OF this state, and AZ
the said general election the vote OF said proposed
amendment 70 the Constitution shall be By ballot,
and upon each ballet there shall be written or
printed the words .For the constitutional amend.
ment' or Against the constitutional amendment,
as the voter shall elect and Immediately after said
election due return shall he made to the Governor
Of the vote for and against said proposed amend.
ment a. directed by the said fourteenth article Of
Approved March 27th, 1890.
We hereby certify, That the aforeRoing Il q cor.
rect copy or IN act Of the General Assembly OF Ma.
By1and, passed January session, 1850.
w. g, PURNELL,
Secretary OF the Senate,
CARLTON RHAFFR
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III.
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coNsTTTUTToE1T AMENDMENTa.
CRAPTKR 807
AZ ACT TO AMRED aKCTf0N THRKR or
AEfIGkR 1wkLvR or TAX coNsTiTUTIoM

MuMn1n O.
AEffa E VIZ 81 III fh fiq coxsTP HUI Sk
ssrr1ss i. II q saasssa ~ tAe ce-srai Asss..alv
n nsrS,sas sArss.aftns q n &c mspssrs q
session be and the same l. hereby proposed ~ 40
amsnament 20 the Constitution OF khis STATE. and
adopted By the legal and qualified voters thereof
tie pise. and instead Of section three q sTtless
twelve OF said Constitution
section 3. The Board Of Public works Il hereby
enthorixett subject 70 such regulations and con.
time prescribe, % sell the States interest IN al
works Of Internal IMPROVEMENT, whether az a
stakeholder or creditor and also the states IN.
terest In any banking corporation, receiving in
payment the bonds and registered debt now ovfnR
for the states said Interest
sRcTIoN 2. And D. q fAtrfAer enacted b. fhe az
horifN aforesaid, That tue said foreKoing section
hereby proposed 80 an amendment 10 the Constitu-
ton shall be, at the next general election held In
this state, submitted to the legal ana oaalined
voters thereof for their adoption OF rejection IN
pursuance Of the directions contained in article
fourteen Of the Constitution Of this state. and at
the said general election the vote on sad proposed
amendment 10 the Constitution shall be By ballot.
and upon each ballot there shall be written or
printed the words For the constitutional amend.
ment" or Against the constitutional amendment"
the voter shall elect and Immediately after said
election due return shall be made 10 the Governor
Of the vote for aud against said proposed amend.
ment 40 directed By The said fourteenth article Of
the Constitution.
Approved April Sd 1890.
We hereby certify. That the aforegong IL a cor
rect copy Of an act Of the General Assembly Of
Maryland, passed January session, 1890,
W. q. PURNELIa
Secretary OF the Senate.
CARLTON SHAFER,
Chief Clerk OF the House Of Delegates
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TIE CAPITAL acknowledges the
receipt from the Navy Department
Of Bulletin No. 5, Of the decisions
rendered at the instance of the
Light House Board giving the geo.
graphic names of all nsvigable riv-
ers, lakes and seas in the United
States.
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A press association dispatch is
the authority for the following state
ment made public in Washington :
"Ex-Congressman Philip Thomp.
son, of Kentucky, when asked con
corning his presidential preference,
said "Whom do / favor for Pres
ident ? Why, Arthur Z. German,
Of course. lie is the coming man
and his boom wakes day by day.
Cleveland is not remotely in it. He
was weighed in the balance in Ken
lucky and found wanting, and so
he will be in every other state"
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HuMnKH g.
= CRATER a2e.

W
AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION FIFTY-o ONE OF
ARTICLE THREE OF THE CONSTITUTION
sncTIoN i. Be M enacted bg ne General Assem-
Of the two Houses concurriDg. that the following
section be and the nAme Is hereby proposed . an
amendment 80 the Constitution OF this State and II
adopted By the legal and qualified voters thereof
e. herein provided i shall snpersede and stand IN
the place aud stead Of section nftyone Of article
three Of the Constitution Of this state;
section OIL. The personal property Of residents
Of thie state ahall be subject 70 taxation in the
County or City where the resident bona ads resides
for the greater part OF the year for which the tar
may or shall be levied. and not elsewhere, except
goods and chattels permanently located, which
shall be taxed In the City or County where they
are 80 located, but the General Assembly NAV BY
law provide for the TAXATION OF mortgages upon
property IN this state and the debts secured thereby
In the County or City where such property e
SECTION 2. And b. q further enacted b. ns az
M0rttv Aforesaid That the said foregoing section
tion shall be, at the next general election held IN
this State. submitted to the legal and qualified
voters thereof for their adoption rejection, In
pursuance of the directions contained in article
fourteen OF the Constitution OF this state; and at
the said general election the vote on said proposed
amendment TO the Constitution shall be- BY ballot
ana upon each ballot there shall be written or
printed the words. 'For the constitutional amend
- the voter shall elect, and immediately after said
election due return shall be made 10 the Governor
OF the vote for and against said proposed amend
ment a. directed BY the said fourteenth article OF
the Constitution.
Approved April sth 1890
We hereby certify, That the aforegong is correct
copy of an act OF the General Assembly OF Mary
land, passed January session, 1890.
W. g. PURNEII,
Secretary OF the Senate
CARLTON SHAFER.
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TUESDAY, August IL, 1891

TIE Merchants and Manufacture
ers' Journal referring to the claim
of Mr.. Allen b. Howard of the
Baltimore american, for Secretary
of State under the next Governor,
says
"The newspapers of Maryland did
more to secure the nomination of Mr.
Brown than all other causes combined.
No man in Maryland politics, except
Senator German, ever had such newspa
per support. 1t is due therefore that the
press should be recognized, and it will
ask the appointment of Mr.. Howard
with practical unanimity, as he did as
much to create the sentiment which
resulted in the recent triumph
OF the farmer as any other journa-
list. Mr.. Howard is regular Demo
crat and will have the support of the
regulars for the place. He will fill it
with capability and honor"
There is much truth and force in
what the Journal says, and no man
realizes the influence of the press
more than Frank Brown; but we
were not aware that it was Allen b
Howard who was writing all this
political gossip that appeared in
the american prior to the conven
ton. "Uncle" George Cotton has
been given credit for tins part of
the work with all the fraternity
with whom we have talked; but if
Allen B. Howard, the bright, fur
tile writer of the american did the
work, we are sure that Mr.. Cotton
would be the last man to rob him
OF that honor and distinction. AL
len would make a bright light in
any position he might be called.
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CARLTON sHAFER,
Chief Clerk OF tina House OF Delegates

Now, therefore. I, ELIHU Il. JACKSON. Cover
nor of Maryland, do hereby order and direct that
each and all OF the said herein before described
Bills, or Acts OF the General Assembly, six IN mum.
Der. each proposing separate amendment to the
Constitution OF Maryland, be published once week
for at least three months In two newspapers pub.
ileled In each county In the state. IL many are
therein published and In three newspapers N the
City OF Baltimore, before the next ensuing general
election, which will be held Tuesday the third day
Of November, lSpli at which said election all OF
the six proposed amendments aforesaid will be sew.
orally submitted 10 the legal and qualified voters Of
Maryland for adoption or rejection.
Given under my hand and the
49, Great Seal OF Maryland. at the
(THE GRKAr0 City Of Annapolis on the sixteenth
SEAL day of July, in the year OF our
OF Lord eighteen hundred and ninety.
MAINLAND one, and Of the Independence Of
49, the United States the one hundred
and fifteenth.
ELIHU Z. JACKsoH.
~ the Governor;
+. w. LECOMPTE,
28tu,14t Secretary Of stats.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

lyle wiemy, re to swieta prawda.
ma zapytanie, iak size a
zywasz?- Rosenberger- jak? Ro-
sen... jake Rosen... nastepowafa
ocena c, doniczego to Jakies
szwabskie.
w taklch razsch zapewne roe
nlca narodowoscl wywo}ule SAD
uiemny, ME wlda6 BOWEN lnnego
powodu.
Co do Union niemieckich MONA
opowledzlec wiece1 wypadk6w, w
kt6rych sic nlechet jednych ku
drugin pojawla.
Jak n~aprzyk}ad, gdy kto spy
ia 0 nazwisko drugiego i uslyszy
7. Wild, dalei p~rzet}6maczy je
soble ma polski jezyk "dziki",
W ten czas, by zalety dzikiego pod
nieblosa w%Ynoszono, jednak ma
mocy samej pierwiastkowosci po-
stanie W MIN cos dzikiego nieokrze-
sanego.
TAX to zawsze ludzie nasi pc
prostu myslac, lecz zdrowo, docho-
dza do wnloskow prawdziwych,
urzeczywistniaiacych sic, a re bez
celu tego nle czynla, wiec co wy
padkowo oznacza, to zatrzymuJa
sobie W pamleci.
Dlatego m6wia, tego cziowle-
ka strzege sic, be luz samo nazwi-
sko wild-dzlkl napomina mnle
unlka6 lego towarzystwa, ME stu
chaG NOW etc.
No i co poradzic ma to, kiedy
W pewnych chwllach ma racya
przys}owie ,,Nomen etc", chocia2
W lnnych ME da sic z~astosowac.
Tn do woll kazdemu pozosta'
VIA sie-ze ostrcznym bye trzeba'
O tenn wiemy, tax ]ak ME %nalezy
W przesady sic bawl6, lecz dos
wiadczenie bedzie najlepszym kie
rownikiem.
DI NHJE IA WJAPTTSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
WINONA SAVINGSBANK1
-Winonskl Bank Oszczednosc
wypozycza rieniadze ma ME
ruchomosci i hipoteki.
N0men est omen.
Imie lest wr0zba.

Starozytne to p%rzysfowie przy-
chodzl ty]ekroc ma mysl, llekol-
wick razy zauwazymy podoblehstwo
zachodzace mledzy sposobem wy
razanla sic lub dzla}ania danej
osopy a @znaczeniem jei lmienia.
Podobienstwo a ~raczej zwiazek,
kt6ry ME jest wcale uroionym,
lecz W rzeczYwistosci istnleje 1
powtarza sic W zyciu codziennem,
Jest najprostrzym st6sunklem przy-
czyny do skutku. = Me dziwno
vice, re ludzie nawet bardzo wy
kszta}ceni, wolnl cd p%rzesad6w
lub zabobon6w, sfyszac niezwy-
kie 1mle 7akiej osoby, bez wszel-
kiej podstawy robia przypuszcze-
ME odpowiadajace wtasciw osci INA
czenla jego. Mniej swiatll uznaja
czesto wystepek lnb cnote drugiego
"a konieczne nastepstwo lmienia.
Kilka przyk}ad6w bynaimnlej
ME zmyslonych mysl nasza potwler-
dza.
Przypomlnamy soble, nauczy-
ciel S. mla} bardzo licha opinla
o swym wychowanku nma}o do.
brym", 7akolwiek ch}opak ~jeszcze
pietnastym cd konca by}. = No
siadaj! sladaj, a pamletaj moi dro-
gi, re nomen est omen.-Temi Slowly
%pokrzepiaf ducha spracowanego
o1pow1edza.-Ten sam pan bardzo
ostroznie onchodzi4 sic 2 lisem;
nazwisko to uchodzl "a symbol
postepu i chytroscl. Podobnie tez
mla3a sic rzecz u mnej wysoko
postawionej osoblstosci. lmie ME
mieckie robi1o wrazenie ma niej,
podobnie 1ak ma naszych mllych
AjrysAach.
Me potrzeba czytelnikow
obiasnlaG, re Ajrysz tn W Amery-
CO ~zrodzony, 1ak m6wia Ajrysz
czystej krwi Tub jak drut, siyszqc
nazwisko niemleckle, dostaJe kolek
albo bolu glowy. Ola czego sic
TAX dzieje, nlemozemy powledzlec,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
PIACCIE IA
Szko}y p%arafialne.

Ola dOhra ROdakOW W A
MERGE zamieszkafyeh poda-
jenny W Observation-Disclosures seen
i naiwiernle]szem tfomaczenlu
rozdzlaf % szkotach katollc.
kich szczegoln1e paraGalnych"
z soboru baltimorskiego TREE
clego. Bcda mogli czytelnicy
rozroznic wedlug tego wlascl-
wosc szk6f parafalnych Cd
zachwalanych szkot publlcz
nych (bezwyznauiowych).
S /. 0 naiwiekszej potrzebie
(szkof katoIickich szczegolnie pa
rafia1nych). Jezell kledykolwiek juz
pred tenn, to z pewnoscia W ma
Sym czas1e o wychowywan1e MIC
dzlezy koscl6f Bozy przewrotnym
duchem wieku stoczy} zadzlwlaja-
CO i bardzo zacleta walke.
Ludzie z}ych o~byczaj6w, ma
wskros zdrozuoscia przejeci, cd
wlelu juz lat wszelkich czeplaja
sic srodk6w, aby wychowywanie
mfodzlezy katolicKiej wydrzec z
rak koscio1a sw. a tenn samem cd
dac klerownictwo ksztafcenia die
ci ludziom swieckim, czynlac .ie
zawis1em cd krajowego rz9du, do
czego tylko kosci6f posiada VIA
DE cd samego Chrystusa.
TIE zablegl fa}szywych swlat}o-
dawc6w bynajmniej ME zadziwla
nikogo.
u tego to powodu nikczemna
obojetnosc, naturalizm l materya-
linn przeniknely serca wielu lu-
dzl, tax re nara o wyszukaniu i
wynalezlenlu celu i szczescia clio
wieka jedynie W tenn doczesnem
zyciu l swiecie materyalnym; TO
zumie sic, re ci uwazaia spos6b
ksztaicenia kieruiacy cz}owieka pre-.
dewszystkiem do pozyskania wiecz-
nej szczesliwosci W przysziej krai-
ME. "a gfupi i nleuzyteczny, l ztad
wnioskuia, re koniecznie religiino.
moralne wychowywanie potrzeba
odrzucic, wyrugowac, jake szko-
olive (czemu szkodIiwe? ME poda-
]a).
Kosci6t sw. zas, ma mocy szcze
g6lnego swego po%stannlctwa ia zie-
mi, polegajacego ma tenn, ably kaz-
diego czlowieka przez chrzest sw.
o~drodzone2o, do nadprzyrodzone-
go celu prowadziG cd ~plerwszego
uzywanla rozumu God lat rozezna-
nia) 20 drodze prawdy i sprawlo-
dliwoSci, bezwarunkowo zgodAif
sic niemoIe ma to, ably rodzlce ka
tolicv dawall wychowanie czysto
Swieckie swym dzieclom, podczas
gdy i'm przysluguje prawo a ma
wet obwIqzek naturalny | boskl
ksztaiciG je pc chrzesciahsku; do
tego wychowanie Swieckie Nv
szkoiach publicznychl ME jest W
stanie dostarczyd dalatwie potrzeb-
! nych srodk6w do poznania i osiq.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

CINEMA celu 20 kt6ry MEDIA, ba
nawet wrecz te mYsl odrzuca
P. R.).
Bye moze, re miedzy gorIlwle
nawofywajacymi do szkdi publicz-
nych jest wielu, ktorzyby przy-
naimnlej powlerzchownie NE
chciell ami religil, AM mfodziezy
szkodzlt. z samej naturY
rzczy wypiywa, &C zarazem maj
smutnieisze doswladczenie stwier-
dza, re wychowvwanie czysto swlec-
kie CIV szkofsch publicznych) po-
wolf tax sic %przeobraza, IL ceche
swa bezrellgiina i bezbozna coraz
bardziej uwidocznla, czem wiare i
~obyczaje m}odziezy ma naiwieksze
niebezpieczenstwo wystawia. Jeze-
Ii BOWEN podfug slow Chrystusa
,,nikt ME moze dwom panom stu
zyt, albowiem jednego bedzie ME
nawidzif a druglego mi}owa}, albo
Jednego bedzie wspiera} a drugim
wzgardzi", lub lnnych ,,kto ME
jest nina przeciw mnle Jest", =
przewrotny duch swiata nieubiaga-
ma nienawisc W swoich sojuszni-
k0w wpaja ku katollkom, ktorymi
Ouch Bozy kieruje, W obec tego
daremnem nader trudnem bywa
usilowanie, aby miodz.ez cd ma
lenstwa owlana pradem zdroznym
wychowac ma dobrych wyznawcow
WARY sw. i ME dozNolle jej, by
wyrosfa ma czclcleli znikomosci
z1emskiej - pogardzajacyoh nauka
Chrystusa ME naNidzacych kos
ciol sw.
Wskazuja nam swiadectwa
iuzto nieprzy]aciof, juzto naszych
wsp6lwyznawc6w, re zastep cd
koscloia sw. odpadlych, ola iednej
jedynie przyczyny, to jest z po-
wodu wychowania swiecklego (na
podstawie systemu szk6} pupl:cz-
nych) jest nadzwyczal wielkim, co
tez nieoplsanq radost nieprzyja-
clo}om katollkow sprawia, podczas
gdy mas to do gfebl wzrusza.
Ola tego katolickich rodzicow
ME tylko pc oJcowsku mltosci
~zachecamy, lecz take moca wladzy
nam prawnie przysluguiacej, n a
kazulemy m, ally dzlatwe
swoj2, cd Boya dang, przez chrzest
sw. odrodzona / do nie5a p%rzezna-
czona, prawdzlwie pc c%hrzesclah-
sku, katolicku wychowywali, chro-
mac ja pred wp1ywem czysto
~swieckiego wychowania (w szko}ach
bezwyznanlowych) przez ca}y wick
dzieciecy i ch}opiecy, daiac Jej "a
to ksztalcenie W bezpiecznym Ia
kladzie-z a t e m t e 4 nj e e h a j
r o d z d Zie s W D o.
s ylaa do szk6} para.
fialny c h ub ME para
f 1alnyc b, lecz czyst o
k atol1ckic h.
(Ciag daisy nastapl.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
POlecanAy wimOhskiln gro
cernikOml make Fountain
City.

Wszedzle W miescle teray
chwalq make Z mtyna Foun
tain City Milling Co. Jest to
mqka najprzedniejsza, prze-
wyzszaj qca dobrocla maxi W
miynach mmnesockich i wis,
c~onsinsklch daleko i szeroko
wYrabiane.
Me przesadzamy pewnie,
pisz9c, lie lepsza juz make bye
ME mole, jak So maxi Foun-
taln-CltsHle: Edelweiss,
Straight i Golden Anker.
Grocernik, kt6ry chce FARO
bic ma sprzedazy maxi, pow
men przedewszystkiem utrzy
mywaG make 2
Fountain City
Milling Go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
ZAPhACILI
IA WRARUSA.

IA WRARUSA.
S. Chicago Walenty Kalas 200
C~entralla, Joz. Jagodzihski 200
Chicago Fr. Kralhski 200
Angola Jan Wiatrowskl 800
Milwaukee Jan Boncel 100
Micha} Szewczuga 200
Jan Wawrzynlakowski LOO
Jan Gavin 200
Jan Paplaczyk 200
Jan Kamlhsk1 200
Wawrz. Stachowiak 200
Antoni Naleplnskl 200
Franc. Worzaffa 200
Wojciech Gil LOO
Jozef Troka 200
Jan Grabowskl 200
J6zef Grabowski 200
Ingnacy Brzuszkiewicz 100
Rev. Grucza 200
Rev. Gruenholz 200
Rev. Lewandowski 200
Rev. Gulski 200
Rev. Rogoz1hskl 2.s5
Walenty Daszkowski 200
w. j. Kraslhski 200
K. Sw1ezy 200
&C Tan CZprwlnski 2.25
+. A. Prus 200
Walenty P4aczek 200
Z" 81. Mallsz 200
Fir. Junasinskl 200
" J. Kochanski 200
Stefan Pozorski 200
Fr. Niczurawskl 200
Jan Jezierski 200
Stan. OkruszYnskl 200
" Albin Geisler 200
Szymon Schwaitz 200
A. Gaudynski 200
Minneapolis Jak. kaczmarek 200
Leavenworth M. Winnlcki zoo
NantiCoke S. Jacewicz $50
Arnot, Jan Brzcaihski LOO
Providence a. Poleski 200
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Jersey City Jan Plewackl 1.5
Milwaukee j. j. Hof 3.5
Duncan Fir. Kozlowskl 90
Menasha Jan Kurowskl 2.C
Mt. Carmel FIR. Kornacki 2.a
Stamford Jan Zejdel &C
Dunkirk Marcln Mazany 2.C
Merrill Mlchaf G6rski &c
(Ciag dalszy nns;apl,)