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by the workman. but he receives it as an
addition to his wages. TIE employer r.
eeives his com pensation in the increased
efficiency of his hands, resulting from
feeling of security instead of anxiety re-
garding the future. The effect has GER
tainly been to assist the industrial ad-
vance of Germany within the last ten
years.
Asa matter OF principle compulsory in-
surance is justified by the solidarity of the
community, which compels the body at
large to care for its weakest members. 1t
is an attempt to methodize the practice
which requires civilized communities to
provide food for the hungry and hospitals
for the sick. 1t was the purpose of some
of the founders of our labor organ izations
to naturalize the system here; in some in
stances that has been done, and a memb
of union is entitled to sick benefits, and
old age benefits. o.
Ii we admit the joint and several re-
sponsibilty of all members of a commu-
nifty for the support Of members who by
reason of sickness. wounds or old age are
unable to support themselves, the sooner
the support takes methodical shape the
better, and perhaps there is no better way
of organizing it than by system of COM
puIsoTy insurance. Under our present
system sum is provided by general taxa
ton for the support of hospitals, poor
houses, almshouses and those cognate in
stitutons. the police and the criminal
courts. The system is neither logical nor
effective.
AS general proposition. our laws are
more enlightened than those of the Ger
man empire. The Germans had not the
advantage we had OF being able to build
from the ground up. But in this matter of
insurance it seems that we might learn
something from our Teutonic friends. Un-
der the constitution, the subject would
have to be dealt with by the States.
Whether il would be any violation Of their
organic instruments for them to make it
compulsory on all citizens to insure. in
society of their own choosing, and man.
aged by their own appointees, against the
vcssltudes which accident, sickness and
old age entail would be a constitutional
question. Such plan would certainly
diminish the amount Of suffering which
now prevails in all communities, ana
which entails appeals to charitable insti-
buttons and to the generosity of the ben
evolent. In some European countries the
plan of pensioning under some Insurance
system all members of society beyond a
certain age is now under serious considera-
ton among advanced sociologiSts.
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act as unit in American political issues
they draw line of demarkation between
themselves and American citizens. Their
growth will be on the line of nativity in
stead of on the line of adopted nationality.
Social and benevolent organizations which
bring people of one nationality together
are not especially objectionable. They
may some what re tard the Amercanizing Of
the members, but it is natural that immi-
grants to a new and strange country should
flock together. All races and nationalities
have their peculiar customs and there is no
great harm in social gatherings for old
country enjoyments. But political organi-
cations of this nature are hostile to the
genius of our institutions. That assimila-
ton without which the enfranchisement of
foreigners would be a dangerous expert
ment would become slow and imperfect
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LATIN AMERICANS.

A political organization known as the
Latin-American Union has been formed in
New York. 1t is understood that the
members propose to move in American
politics in body. They do not propose
to move as Americans, but as natives Of
France. Spain or Italy residing in the
United States. By voting as a unit they
expect to obtain recognition. The Slavs
and Bohemians have organized in Penn
sylyania Oh similar lines. 1t is supposed
that their object is to Offset by force of
unity the influence Germans. IRISH and
acme other natfonalities exercise IN poll
tics. The fact of belonging to sueh an
organization should be considered a good
reason for disfrancbisemen When
foreign-I0rn citizens bind themselves to
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THE WHEAT KING SUED.
Rich 6 Co. Charge George w. McNear
With Eraud.

A suit has been filed in the Superior
Court by d. Rich & Co. OF New York
against George w. McNear, the wheat
king.
The suit is for breach Of contract under
which Rich & Co. claim that they were
commissioned to sell McNear's warehouse
business at Port Costa for 81. 900.
This contract was entered into In 1890.
and MeNear Is said to have represented
that the net profits for each of the three
preceding years amounted to S1S5.00O.
Rich & Co. negotiated with an English
syndicate to purchase the business, but
the latter first demanded an inspection of
McNear's books.
The inspection was granted. but McNear
subsequently prevented any further in
spection aud confessed that the profits for
1889 showed considerable falling off from
preceding wears. On this showing the
negotiations with the English syndicate
fell through. o
1t was agreed that Rich d Co. should re-
ceve 100000 as their comm ission on the
sale, and they now sue McNear for that
amount. alleging fraud on his part, and
asserting that but for his willful decep-
tions they would have successfully carried
through their neg citations.
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COMPULSORY INSURANCE.

Mr.. John Graham Brooks has just filed
with the Department Of Labor at WASH
ington report on the working of compul-
sorry insurance in Germany. As most peo-
pie are aware, workmen in Germanyare
compelled by law to contribute a certain
sum annually to a society administered by
themselves, and charged with the duty OF
relieving working people from the hard
ships incident 10 sickness, accident. inabil-
ity or old age. There are in the German
empire $4,000 such societies in existence.
MT. Brooks finds that practically the
insurance premium is paid by the employer.
and thus increases the cost of bis product.
The money is handed over to the society
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THE SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

Little Belgium has had an experience similar
to that of Little Bopeep. She has lost sight Of
ner King and for ten days she Gid not know
where to find him. The absence of the Belgian
monarch is particularly ~inconvenient at the
present 1uncture, as serious ministerial crisis
is impending; but the truant King s at last
been located, and when he shall have come
home the shaky Cabinet may indulge In the
luxury OF falling TO pieces.-Philadelphi Rec
ord.
The Kansas counties are paying about S15.-
900 year in bounries for wolf scalps. This In
dcates an annual wolf crop of from 5000 to
100000 In fact wolf ranchng bids fair to be-
com great Kansas industry, and a model
wolf farm Will probably be endowed and sup
ported by the State. AT present prices there is
more money 10 wolf than in wool.-New York
Sum- q
Governor Pattison has named two Fridays in
April, either the 18th or 9th, on which Arbor
day may be observed. II he could only per-
suade the people to properly observe either OF
been known In Pennsylvania since the custom
was naugurated.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
1t is worthy of comment that all the deaths
from smallpox in Boston have been among per-
sons who have neglected TO be vaccinated.
There would seem 10 be lesson In this which
everybody should take to heart.-Haverhll
(Mass.) Gazette.
In Russia the fees OF physicians are regulated
by Government edct,sand man with some
money can recover from an ordinary Illness
without mourning obligations that will land
him In the poorhOuse.--St. Louis ar Sayings.
st. Louis is fairly squeaing with pride and
delight over the prospective establishment of a
brickyard In that city. The product will proba-
bly, be worn in the hats of the natives, thus en-
couraging home industry.-Chic ago Herald. GO
One OF General Coxey's leutenants has
been arrested in El Paso, Tex. for organizing
an industrial army The majority of the Coxey
army have not been associated with industry
for some time.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
Oman papers treat as sensation the accusa-
tion that an alderman takes brides and over
charges. Here the city editor merely remarks:
"Boii that down TO a brevity for the sleeping
policeman column."-Pittsburg Press.
Investigation has revealed the secret Of Boss
McKane's succ ess. His simple plan was him
self to fill all the offices and empty all the treas
uries. 1t netted him ,000.-Chicago Times.
Unless Mr.. Coxey's army OF the unemployed
makes haste so as to keen ahead OF the indus
trial revival 1t may be embarrassed: with offers
OF work en- Observation-Disclosures star.
A coal combine has just been knocked out
In court at Nashville, Tenn. Is not that court
somewhat in contempt Of Attorney-G eneral
Olney psf. Louis Post Dispatch.
And now Governor Waite is trying topur the
blame for his foolisnness on his wife. He
seems to be almost as much Of coward as he
Is a crank.-Boston Herald.
Eminent authorities have commended that
political education Is a desirable thing for the
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Brokers' Commissions Cease.

The paying of commissions to brokers
by the various railroad companies stopped
with the close OF business yesterday, anu
with the coming restoration of the old
rates on the 9Th inst. the old air3of tran
guilty will probably settle about the
Montgomery and Market-street offices.
The brokers have had about the best end
of the recent furry in rates. and can af-
ford TO take a vacation
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Y Overland Roufe

The Shasta Route and Northern Pacific Rail-
road TO points In Washington, Idaho Montana
The Dakoias. Minnesota. Wisconsin, Illinois
and all Eastern States is the most comforI able
and picturesque line of all Daily train SER
vice. with dining, Pullman Palace and up
holstered tourist cars on all trains. T. K.
STATELER, General Agent, 638 Market ST.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

DAILY CALL dncluding Sundays, Sc per year by
mail postpaid: Is cents per week, or 65 cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL,
fre copies, three months t6 %. SUNDAY CALL,
II 80 per year. postpaid. SUNDAY CALL and
WEEKLY CALL, $3.50 per year, postpaid hEhALA
CALL, I'll per year postpaid.
THE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts,
nor will the editor enter into correspondence re-
Speetlng them.
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Look Out You Don't Get Left.

so WATCH THIS NOTICE
Until further notice the rates via the Central
ana Union Pacific Railroads will be $40 to Coun-
Gil Bluffs and Kansas City. 1872 so to Chicago and
$46 so to New York. @
The Union Pacific is the only line running Pull.
man drawing-room sleepers and dining cars from
san Fran cisco to Chicago without change in only
three aud half days
Upholstered tourist cars TO Chicago daily with
out change.
d. W. Hitchcock, General Agent, Montgomery
street. San Francisco Cal.
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MORE than $4,000 people read the "Paciic
States Watchman'; 10000 bona fide subscrlb.
ers: largest legitimate circulation OF any
monthly west of the Rocky Mountains, few
trst-class advertisements will be TAKEN Ad-
dress VIM. FL. BARNES, ST. AIMS building,
San Francisco, Cal.
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PUBLICATION OFFICE:

t9E Montgomery street, near Clay, open until II
o'clock p. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street: near Kearny. open until II o'clock mdnight
$50 Hayes street open until $50 o'clock; 505Larin
street open until 300 Clock SW. corner sixteenth
ana Mission streets, open until oeiocki zoLo
Mission street open until O'Clock; and 116 Ninth
Street, open until $3.50 o'clock.
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL

FOR SALE AT
New York. BRENTAEo BROS. Union Square
Chicago B. SIZER 1S9 State street
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Phillips Rock island Excursions

Lea I've San francisco every W ednesday and Satur
day via RIO GRANDE AND Rock ISLAND RVS
Through tourist sleeping cars TO Chicago and Bus-
ton. Manager and porter accompany these excur-
sons thI, ugh to Boston. For tickets sleeping-caI
acc on m odati ps and further Information address
CLINTON JONES' General Agent Rock Island Ry.,
s6 M on tgomery street. San Francisco
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THE EAsTERN oFFIcE OF THE CALL.

50 Potter building, New York City, is provided with
nles of California papers. Visitors welcome. Ad.
Vertising rates and sample copies furnished.
+. K. MISCH, Manager.
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people to get. They are getting it-Globe-
Democrat.
z Sutherland, McKane's friend In New York, Is
another public man tried and found wanting
Philadelphia Times.
Be generous to an office-hoder whose ONCE
you want Put yourself in bis place.-New Or
leans Picayune.
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PERSEVERANCE, can accomplish wonders Take
Hoods Sarsaparilla If you suffer from
chronic COMPLAINT. Regularity aud persistency
in taking the medicine will have It's reward.
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NOTICE!
APRIL. 1894.

=. Any ofour patrons arho fail to find TIE
.MORNLNG CALL for sale By train5oys
sgit.corfer q faUOr bg notifying this of5ce
ef the fact, naminq The date and train.
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU.
FAN FRANCISCO, March 81. 1884,
Ofieial Forecast for Twenty-four Hours
Ending Midnight sunday.
San. Francisco and vicinity-Fair weather.
nearly stationary temperature; fresh to brisk
westerly winos.
b. S PAeUE, Local Forecast oniciaL
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ALL lovers Of the delicacies of the table Argos
tura Bitters to secure good digestion, but the
genuine only. manufactured by DIR. Siegert & Sons.
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YOSEMITE. 1S9<.-Daily stage will leave Ray
mond. MADEIRA County, on and after March 20 for
Yosemite Tickets at 613 Market street. San
Francisco; Southern Pacific railroad Offices at Los
Angeles San Diego, Santa Barbara, Berenda and
Raymond. A. Il. washburn, Superintendent
Yosemite Stage and Turnpike Company.
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THE MORNING CALL

Has a larger Circu alton than any
ether newspaper published in San
Francisco.
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BARGAINS In wallpaper, paints, oils and glass
at j. Cooney's, 141 Fourth street.
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STILL AT THE Low RATE.-Judson excursion
Newly upholstered cars. Special leaves San Fran
cisco Tuesday. April 3. 1s Montgomery street
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GLACE pineapple, California cherries and
fruits, SOC pound. TOwnsend's, 627 Palace. .
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If afficted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac Tho mp
son Is E, e Water. Druggists sell it at rs cents.
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CITY AND COUNTY TREASURY.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 10. 1894
TN COMPLIANCE WITH THE PROV OF
Supervisors approved September ID, 1880, there
will be sold at public auction by Il, s. Spear Co.,
at their salesrooms. 31-3S SuSIer st' On
MONDAY. APRIL o, 1894,
At i Co,clock3A NJ sundry articles of stolen, lost
and Unclaimed property recovered by the police
force OF San Francisco as detailed In an inventory
Board of s,ipervisors, and consisting OF jewelry.
wearing ap pareI pistols, knives. etc.
j.. ii. WIDBER.
mrlO I'm City and County Treasurer
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p APRIL styles Butterick's patterns; catalogues
maiedfree. II. A. Deming. l24 Post St. S. F.
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And now Governo or Waite is trying toput the
blame for his foolisnness on his wife. He
seems to be almost as much of coward as he
is a crank.-Boston Herald.
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A coal combine has just been knocked out
In court at Nashville, Tenn. Is not that court
somewhat in contempt Of Attorneys General
Olney psf. Louis Post Dispatch.
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BACON Printing Company, sos Clay street..

E. Fl. BLACK. painter. LA Eddy street.
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Eminent authorities have contended that
political education Is desirable thing for the
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BUY glass Of F. N. Woods s. Co.. 81 First St.
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Investigation has revealed the secret Of Boss
McKane's succ ess. His simple plan was him
self to fill all the offices and empty all the treas
uries. 1t netted him 500, OOO.-Chicag0 Times.
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Unless Mr.. Coxey's army OF the unemployed
makes haste so as to keep ahead Of the indus
trial revival 1t may be embarrassed with offers
OF work en- route. Washington star.
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One OF General Coxey's lieutenants has
: been arrested in El Pas0, Tex. for organizing
an industrial army. The majority Of the Coxey
army have not been associated with industry
for some time.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
The morning call., 1894-04-01

Oman papers treat as sensation the aecusa-
tion that an alderman takes brides and over
charges Here the city editor merely remarks:
"Boil that down TO a brevity for the sleeping
policeman column."-Pttsburg Press.
The morning call., 1894-04-01

st. Louis is fairly squealing with pride and
delight over the prospective establishment of a
brickyard In that city. The product will proba-
bly, be worn in the hats of the natives, thus en-
couraging home industrY.-Chic ago Herald. 60.
The morning call., 1894-04-01

Governor Pattson has named two Fridays in
April, either the 18th or 9th, on which Arbor
day may be observed II he could only per-
suade the people to properly observe either OF
them he would accomplish more than has yet
been known In Pennsylvania since the custom
was naugurated.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
The morning call., 1894-04-01

Charles Miller of Franklin, Pa. with his
family, is registered at the Palace. Mr.. Miller
is president Of the Chicago and Southeastern
Railroad, and sustains the same position In the
Galena Oil Company of Franklin, which is
branch of the Standard. The party has just
come up from Florida in the private car "Wan-
daro
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SEnRErARZ JENERALNY:
ANTcNI AALLEK, 54 Noble ST Chicago, Ills
REDAkTOh uZGODY":
XR- q. JABEoNsKI, ga Noble st. Chicago, ns.
SEkRETARL ,.ZGODY":
a J. oHRzANowsKI, 574 Noble st. Chica &c, IL
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SRoDA. ll.go kwietnia 1894
(Ciag daisy z strony 1-ej)

(Ciag dalszy z strony l-eD
SERGE naczelnika uderza miotsm. -
CzyEby zginshr
Lsoz 90 tor Grzmoty milking jedns "a
drugismi, wrzask piersi ludzkich lapel.
mia powietrze, trsbki grsja do odwrotuf
Zwycisztwo!
Reszts wojsk nsszych ruszs "a wro-
giem, dymy unosza sic ku nicholson. q
re wzgorz, acknowledgment trsws wiOsen-
NJ, zjezdtsjs srmsty moskiewskie. Ale
juz ME osrski toidsk kieruje niemi, ME
konie cisgns spit wystygiyl Rsce cd
paugs zsprzsgiy sic do mich, sercs bijsoe
woluoscis otoczyly je koaem.
Ma ozele kroczy Bsrtosz Glowscki,
v6dz tego ludu, "a MIN Stsoh S ristacki
jedzie M srmacie, ktorej zspsi przykryi
wissns rogstywks, q re wszystkich stron
grzmis okrzyki rsdosci, ozspki lscs "
gore, niezmierne szezescie biyszezy n.
uznojonyoh bojem twsrzseh.
- Mech syje ~nsczelnik, MECH lyle
oioiec nsssl - wossja tysisczns glossy.
KosciusIko wzruszony, uPojony RADIO.
Sole, ME vie jsk dziekowsc. Zsisds z
konis, mieszs sic z tym tlumem, sciska
jednych, csluje drugich, wreszoie zrzuea
z siebie jsnerslski mundur j zstsdswszy
sukmsny, nskisds j. ma swe bsrkil l otto
wcdz, bohstsr dwoch swistow, " szsrej
~sierrniedze szuks odtsd zbawienis ola
oiozyzny. TIA SARA chiopsks sukmsns,
przesiakia' krwawym potem piracy, po.
dobus bsrws do tel zismi ojczystej, kto-
rel bronic poprzysiagi, to nsjpiekniej.
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ladomoscizwiszkowe

Zswiadamiam szanowpych czlon.
kow Tow. sw. Cscylii or. 11S z. N. P.
" st. Joseph, Mo. IL roczne p~osiedzenie
odbedzle sic dnia 81 kwietnis e. b, @
godzinie lei wieozorem W hall zwyklych
Posledzsh, ma ktore ka.dy czionek po.
winien sic s'awi6.
Nieobecnosc podpada kar.e podluR
konstytuoyi. J6zef Pyszora, sekr.
- Tow. sw. Kazimierza grupa PIG
Nv. N. P. ustanowilo ma SVEN cst..
tniem kwartalnem posiedzeniu jesz
ere Przsdiutye iua z~ni.one wplsowe
wynoszsoe jednsgo doisra. do przys.ie.
go rocznego Posiedzenia przypad.j,ce
60 " ozerwcu tegoz roku.
frosimy wszystk oh dobrze my sls
oyeh Poiak6w do iaczeniu sic z n,mi, a
przez to ssmo beds " Towarzystwie
kt6re jake nsjstarsze " parsfii sw. K..
zimierza. przes,lo juA r6.ne koleje 1
mote dad gwsransys nowym czlonkom
dobrego rzadzeais sic jskotet ME zbyt
wysokich oPiat. Albin Rosihski, sekr.
- Uwiadamia sic czlonk6w Tow.
Kos.K Osoiu,zki, 1. roozDy wyb6r urzsd-
nikow odbsdzie sic W niedziels d. logo
kwletuis o godz. 3sj pc po'udniu n.
ktore to posied1eaie upr. ejmie zapra.za
wszystkich. w, Szelaszklewicz, sekr.
ia niaej podpisany nam honor
lawiadomi6 szanowpych czlonk6w Tow.
obrohcy Orsaa Polskiego gr. l53 z.
N. T. IL Posiedzsnie miesieozne odbe
die sic dnis 15go kwistnia rb. W Iok..
lu OBJ. Antoniego Psrtyki o godz. Bel
Po Poiudniu. Obeenes6 ksadego czlon
ka jest ~konisczna, poniewa. many wat.
ne sPrawy do zaiatwienia. W.. Aren't,
sekr.
Dnia 1890 marca 1894 r. obj,lem
urzad sekretarza protokularnsRo Tow.
Bratniej Pom. Krola Jana III Sobie.
skiego, W Greenpoint, N. Y. q zatem
ws1eikis listy ! kOrespondenoye tyczace
sic tegoz tow. prosze sdresowa6.
M. Kowalski,
% skillman Ave. Brooklyn, ED N. Y.
- Kwsrtalne p~osiedzenie tow. To-
mssza Zana odbedzie sic wa czwsrtek
dnia l2go kwistnia br. o goizinis Ssj
wieOz. " hall zwykiych ~posisdze6. O.
becnosc wszystkioh czlonkow tow. Jest
Pozadsna. Ed. Brsdel, sekr. prot.
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W Grand Rapids umara nsgle M cbo-
robe sercowa sp. Wslenty Pogodzik,ki,
jeden z nsjstarszyeh ossdnikow pol.
skioh " tel m~iejscowosci, gorliwy zvis-
zkowiee ! patryota.
Sq. Wslenty urodzii sic " Trzeme-
sznie; " roku 1854, wyenigrov.l do
stsn6w zjed. Bedsc z profssyi stols-
rem, prsoowsi przsz diugie lsts ns
utrzymsnie rodziny / dorobii sic msi..
teezku, ktory p6zniej ,trscii przesiedis-
Jse sic do Arkansas. W krotce povro-
old znowu do Grand Rapids. odzie "a.
mieszkiwsi AZ do smierci.
Pogrzsb odbyl sic " sobots 3I.po
msrcs PREY licznym w~spoiudlisle polo
Mi Tow. Mar. Pol. Brat. Pomocy o. O.
sw' Stsnisiawa Kostki or. 81, towsrzy.
szyfo zwiokom ma miejsee wieozneeo
s~poczyuku in corpore.
Tow. Mar. obrsso niaej podpi.suy ko-
mitet' ktory " imieniu Tow. wyrszil
ionic zmsrsego gsebokie wspoiczucie.
Ieoder Gumihski,
b. CentiIIi,
W. Staropihski,
A. Konieczka,
Julian MdIiszeuski.
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ufsjso na slepo, ae Prowad., 20 do boiu
"a dobrs, swiets sprawsp
Duso woody uplyns,o cd dni. bitwy
hi0fawiokiej, Grassy sic ~zmienily! w TO-
ku lS4o lud nssz morduis obywateli
W Gali'yi, " roku 1862 ten sam lud
wydaje " reoe moskiewskie nieszczssli.
wych obrofc6w ojOsy.ny, W obecnych
ras ozasaoh podczas pobytu cara W Kro.
le'twie Polskiem, ten sam lud jest mai.
w~ierniejszym lego str6,em!
Czyja " tom winar Czy nassau o ME,
bosny " niewoli, DO kaldany przsmooy
krePujs nan rugby, cisns ~szaleuie, 10.
dwie dyszse daia! Me moga jsdnaL
okisf.nae nysli, wies Z g'ebi ssrc M.
szyoh wolsmy:
Alsz o Panic oni ME winni
Chico nasza przysziesd oofosli wsteoz,
Inni szatani byli tan o.ynni;
o, reks karaj, ME SLEEPY mieszl
Tax, oai ME winni, ale 90 Z. mex,
ola mas Patrzs6 IA to pediosei, M VIA
snej zieui ME mie6 prawa gaosu, ME
n6dz Z Chrystuso-eni Slowly n. ustaoh
nies6 miiesd i pravde do tych ssrs pro.
.stac.ychl
Piesoi sic z~aeiskaja, " piersi wre
ogiet Pr1eklshstwa. bod przeeiea my
ME z k~smisnia, boo przeeiet my ludzie,
ktorym Stworea da& dusze, q matki z
ulekiem SVEN wlaiy do serc milofc ola
tsj biednej ojczyzny n,szejl
0 Wy, weterani ostatniej walki, o lie.
Sole szozesliwsi cd mas, pogrobk6w swis-
togo zaPaiu! Wsr6d nsdzy, lez, trudow,
wysiakow Nslki nierownej, wysoie Cd
dyohali Przyusjunisj powietr,em vol.
nosci, czuli pod s~trudzonemi Giovanni
Piedz wolnej zie4ni!
Nam nawat tel pooiechy odm6wiono.
Strepowani niewola, wzgard.eni przez
inne nsrody, brniemy pc scisase .ywet.,
a okrzyk szyderski: Vac victis biada
1wycisaonym! - brzmi wcisa mad nami.
Me watPeie jednak o mas. Niswols upa.
dia i niszazy 'labych, ale jednoc.esnie
hartuje dushs ms.nych, rodzi boh.se.
row. Tysiaoe mas zgina, niljony pow.
stans ! prryjdzie ehvila gdy zawoaamy,
jak Kosciuszko: smisrS slbo zwysiez
twol - ~P6jdziemy ma b6j i zwycie.
aymy!