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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-04
WELL-PRESERvED MACHINES
Rumors of Transfer to the
Panama Railroad.
FRANCE MAY GET CONTROL.
Some Peculiar Manifestations at the
Scene of the Wreck of Count
de LessepS' Hope.

New YORK. March "a correspondent
OF the World sends the following from
Panama under date of February "a: Ex-
United States Minister Coolidge and
Nathan Appleton, atone time prominently
Identified with the canal company and sub
seQueatlv with Siaven's celebrated Amer
ican Contracting aud Dredging Company,
which die the greater part OF the effective
work actually accomplished on the bi
ditch, arrived at Colon on the 10Th by thes
European mail steamer Orinoco.
On the same evening they came over to
this city on a special train and returned to
Colon the folio wing morning. accompanied
by NJ. Mango, Director General of the
canal company here. The party, with
the addition of Colonel Rives, General
Superintendent of the Panama Rail-
road, made minute examination
of the works on the northern section of
the canal as far as Ki Iometer IA Coolidge
and Appleton. whatever is the real motive
of this expedition, expressed themselves to
the World correspondent as being thor
oughly satisfied with the character of the
work accom- plished on the section exam
ined, so far as they had been able to
observe.
1t is interesting to note in this connec-
ton that a few DAYS previously naval
party from the British warship Royal
Arthur made a comprehensive examina-
tion of the works and carefully examined
the entire plant and machinery through
the whole length OF the line. On their re-
turn to Panama they expressed themselves
as pleasantly SURPRISED at the results of
their examination, which showed that the
works and machinery were in remark
| able condition of preservation, notwith-
standing the effects of the climate and of
the time that had elapsed since the col
| lapse of the work.
During the last few days there has been
rumor in the air that arrangements have
been made for the transfer of the manage
| ment OF the Panama Railroad to Mango,
the representative of the canal liquidator.
! This wonid be tantamount to transfer
| ence in the direction of the railroad OF the
affairs from American to French control.
The World correspondent interviewed
NJ. Mango on the subject, and he very
emphatically denied that there was one
| word of truth in the runner.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-04
BATTLE AT A HACIENDA.
Mexican Laborers Fight Against Re-
ducfionS and Several Are Killed.

ToRRENo, Mexico, March 3-Oatrin ha-
cienda, northwest of this city, was the
scene yesterday of bloody conflict be-
tween several hundred laborers employed
on the place. The trouble was the out
growth of demand by part of the en-
ployss for higher wages or shorter hours.
The foreman of the ranch, Jose Villardo,
refused the demand and was supported by
large number of workmen. Last even
ing The factions met and bloody fight
took place. Three men are reported killed
and many wounded. The riot was sup
pressed by the authorities.
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TWENTY-SEVEN ROUNDS.
Fierce Fight Between Danny Russell
and George Siddons.

NEW YORK. March 3.-Danny Russell
of Bridgeport, Coun.. and George Siddons
of New Orleans. formerly or Chicago,
fought twenty-seven rounds in hall near
Newark. N. j.. this morning. Siddons was
awarded the victtry on foul. For the
first twelve rounds the honors were even,
but Siddons' superior generalship gave
him the advantage and in the latter rounds
Russell received terrible punishment, and,
in desperation. threw Siddons over the
ropes twice and deliberately pounded him.
In the twenty-seventh round the referee
gave Siddons the fight. The men fought
at 126 pounds with hard gloves.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-04

tive Wheeler of Illinois has introduced
bill 10 create relief fund by taxing the
salaries of clerks per cent. the sums to
be retained in the treasury or placed in
some depository of public money. Pen
sions from the fund are to be granted to
disabled clerks at these rates: For first
class, $500; second class, $40; third class.
$500; fourth class, $500: fifth class. S610.
The widows or minor children OF clerks
who have been killed in the service are to
receive sum equal to one years pay, ana
clerks retired after twenty years. service
because of age or infirmities are to be
eligible for pensions.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-04
What Causes Pimples ?

Clogg1ng of the pores or mouths of the seba-
ceous glands with sebum OF oily matter.
The plug of sebum In the centre of the pimpIe
is called blackhead, grub or comedone.
Nature will not allow the clogging of the pores
TO continue long, hence,
Inflammation, pain, swelling and redness,
later pus or matter FORMS breaks or is opened,
the plug comes out and the pore is once more
free.
There are thousands of these pores in the face
alone, any one of which is liable to become
clogged by neglect or disease.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-04
oUINcY,s GENERAL DENIALs.
He Explains the Letting of Printing
Contract.

WAsHIN GToN, March 3-The Senate
Committee on Printing this morning re-
sumed the investigation OF the alleged ir-
regularities in letting the contract for
printing the Patent Office Gazette. Ex-
Assistant Secretary Of State Quincy testi-
fed to what he had done to secure the
award of the printing contract to the
National Lithographing Company. This
contract, he said, had nothing to do with
the State Department, with which he was
connected. He considered that he was
acting as an individual and not as an off,
cial. He entered general denial to the
charges that he was interested beneficially
10 the lith hographng company; that he
had sought to secure work in the depart
ment for the National Company in April
of last year.
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AN INDISCREET JUROR.
His Talk Causes a Sensation in the
Roster Conspiracy Trial.

NOotSI NOHoPH NY ETEuIs
MADISON, Wis, March 3.-A sensation
was sprung in the roster case this morn
ing when Attorney Oin presented affi-
daviis from four university students
boarding at the hotel where the jury is
stopping TO the effect that they overheard
Juror Reible aud a substantial and
respected farmer in conversation when
Reible expressed his decided convictions as
to the guilt or innocence of the accused.
This was before any evidence was taken
in the case. The Judge dismissed the jury
and ordered a venire for another. The
case will have to be heard all over. The
court also appointed committee to ex-
anime into the charge and report to the
court action against Reible. The text Of
the afidavits was withheld.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-04
A Decision That Cherokees Have a
RiOft TO Sell Lands.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-In suit to
dissolve the temporary injunction granted
Edwin Chaddick of New York. restraining
the agents of the Cherokee Naion from
ceiling to r, I. Wilson & Co. of New York
Sc. .640, 600 bonds, Judge Cox OF the District
Equity Court held he had no power over
the nation; that 1t was sovereign nation,
except the power of congress under a
treaty grant OF right OF way over their
lands for railroads and certain restrictive
laws of Congress, and was not amenable
to a suit by private parties.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-04
THE MATRON A MAN.
Conviction of German for the
Murder of a Bow.

COPENHAGEN, March ga sensational
trial has just ended here. The person
known-as Wilhelmine Moeller. who occu-
pied tie position of matron at the Chill
dren's Asylum at Kama. has been con-
demned to death for numbering boy IA
years # age. 1t was shown that Wilhel-
mine Moeller had immoral relations with
the boy, and after medical examination
the fact was developed that Wilhelmine @
Moeller was man.
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WILL KIDNAP HIM.
London Workmen Already Plot
Against Lord Rosebery.

LONDON. March 3-Williams. leader of
the VI emf ployed workmen. in a speech to-
night at Tnwer Hill. said that plan was
being prerared. in which he would partici-
pate. to kldnap Lord Rosebery IL be were
chosen Prime Minister. He gave as rea-
son that the condition of the unemployed
would be made worse than at present.
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WILL SOON RETURN.
The President and Party Complete
Their Duck-Shooting.

ELIZABETH CITY. n. c., March 3.-The
President and party have probably reached
the limit OF their trip and may now be on
their way back. The vessel bearing them
headed south from Groatan Sound and
passed into the North Carolina inland sea,
Pamlico Sound. At Cape Hatteras light
the party landed and had another try at
game.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-04
WILL BE VERY SIMPLE.
Services of Installation Before the
Seating of the New Justice.

WASHINGTON. March 3.-Tbe ipstalla.
ton If Senator White of Louisiana to a
seat upon the bench Of the Supreme Court
VIII occur next Monday. Very brief for
malities attend the advent of new JUS
lice. the only ceremony customary being
the administration of two oaths-one to
support the constitution of the United
State, the other to faithfully try all cases.
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reply to the assaults of the opposition.
When the debate and the Prime Minister'S
speech had bern finished vote was taken
on the order of the day. The Chamber
declared its confidence in the Crispi Cabi-
net, the vote standing 342 to 45.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-04
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS.
Proposition to Create a Pension
Fund for Them

WASHINGTON. March 3.-The number
OF railway accidents Of late years in
which railway mail clerks have lost their
lives has given riss TO many plans to pro-
vide for disabled clerks and the families
Of the victims by accidents. Representa-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-04
KiIrain Not Diving.

BALTIMORE, March 3.-The story pub
lished 10 the effect that Jake Kilrain, the
well-known pugilist. is dying, is without
foundation. He is on the streets this
morning and says be is in good condition.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-04
EXPLOSION OF CHEMICALS.
1t Causes a Fire and Great Havoc In
Drugstore.

SHREvEP oRT, La. March "a tre-
mendous ex losion of chemicals occurred
tonight In the drugstore OF Baillir e. Co.,
blowing out part OF the wall Fire fol-
lowed, causing u damage to Baillir 81 Co.
and three othet concerns OF S125. coo.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-04

Women full of pains, aches
and weaknesses find comfort,
strength and renewed vitality in
Cuticura Plaster, the first and only
pain-kilIing, nerve-strengthening
plaster when all else fails.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-04
VIII Get the Press Report.

New YORK. March 3.-The Evening
Leader at New Haven. Conn.,, has signed
a contract with the Associated Press and
abandoned the United Press.
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RICHEST EVER OFFERED.

Dig FuTSeS 10 be irOtteQ fOr AT the
Terre Haute Meeting.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, March 3.-The
Vico Agricultural Society decided about
three years ago to offer some rich stakes
for trotting foals of 1890, 1891 and 1892. to
be trotted for between August Is and Is of
1894. These stakes now foot up S47, 200.
This week the citizens raised $4,000 for
four other purses, all fast classes. In ad-
di'ion TO all this the other stakes will
make grand total OF $4,000. the largest
purses ever contested for at one meeting.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-04
CONFIDENCE In CRISPI.
Action of ItaIy's Cabinet on the
Sicily Troubles Upheld.

ROME, March 3.-Upon conclusion to-
day of the debate in the Chamber of
Deputies on the recent disturbances in
Sicily. during which vigorous attacks had
been made upon the Government. Prime
Minister Crispi made q telling speech in
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-04
LO BENGULA'S ENJOYS.
Their Death Was Caused by "Oeplor-
able Observation-Disclosures

LONDON. March 3.-The correspondence
between the Colonial officers and Sir
Henry Lock, Governor of Cape Colony, in
regard to the killing of King Lo Bengula's s
snvoys, has been ublshed. 1t shows that
the Marquis of Rpon, Secretary of State
for the Colonies, eX0nerates the military
authorities. saying the death of the envoys
was caused by series of deplorabe mis-
UNDERSTANDINGS
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STOPPED BY THE POLICE.
Fierce Battle Between Porter and
MaIouey at Galveston,

GALVESTON. Tex. March 3-The prize
fight between MaloneY and Porter before
the Island City Athletic Club was one of
the best that ever occurred in this city.
Sixteen vicious rounds were fought, when
the police stopped the fight. 1t was all
Maloney's fight and Porter was saved from
a knockout in the fifteenth round by the
Oonu
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-04
What Cures Pimples ?

The only reliable preventive and cure, wher
not due to constitutional humor, is
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-04
NO POWER OVER THE NATION.

of last year
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(Ciag ialszy z strony 1-eD

Kotowski /. Tomasz i Ludwika Ko-
strzewscy 24c. Ignsoy, Franciszsk,
Wiktorys, Jsdwiga, Franciszek j Auto
nj Mikityfscy l.50. Msks. Skybnicki
30. Jozef BiocisIewski 30. J61ef,
Msgdalens: Kszimierz, Helena, Stefa-
mia, Witold, Zbigniew, Wslenty, Pau.
lima l Flora Z~ychhfsey 1.20. Alfons i
J6zefs Dzisdul "a. Roman Menclew.
ski 12c, Frsniszek MIlewe.yk l2c.
Audrzej i Jozefs Zembsl %. Stefan i
Maya Barszczewsoy 25. S. Broel LIZ.
Grzegorz Pohtowski rs. Roman Nsu-
man IL. Roman Neumsn IL. Kali
mierz Zdzien .ecki Is. Teo1or Gize 10.
Antont ~Pluczyhski IL. Leon Msjes-
ski l2c. Autonins Dangiel 25c. M.
Krasze 1sks %. Helena Pistkiew OF 20.
Kstsrzyns Krsnc %. Jan / Pauline
Trzcihscy "A. L. Jsnooks %. Marya
i Wscisws Migdslskie "a. DIR. e. Ger.
niewski 20. NArcyz, Msrys, Frsncisz.
ks, Msrys | Helena zurswscy 5. Joze-
ia, Kiuga | NJ. Durscy 10. Seweryn
Kotkowski IL. Anna i Edward Leziej.
ko "a. Wscisw i Regina Sswiccy "A.
stsnisisws 1 Helena Czerny "a. VITA
dysisw Anna JswOrsoy %. Helena
Flipowicz Q. Adam zembrzycki IL.
Julian Ryi IL. Howell l2c. Jabio6scy
ESQ. RAZEM cit So.
Oprocz tego nj koszts sdministrscyi
giownego zsrrsdu ziozyli: JoEsf
Chmiehnski 5. Rsjmund Lsnde S5.
Szymon M~odrzevski IL. jerry Mirski
ID. Joref Sfsfnkowski 5. w. Jswor.
ski 1. s. Bsrszczswski %. Rszem 81 o.
Sskretsrz Bsrszezewski.
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TO i OWO.

- Gubernator stanu Illinois wyslai
oddzisf milicyi chicsgoskiej do Pana,
gdzie strsikujacy g6rnicy dopuszozajs
sic gwsltow.
P~rzyjdzie tam prawdopodobnie do
krwawych star6.
= w Uniontown, " stanie Pennsyl.
vania przysrio DO b6jki miedry straj-
kierami = milicya. Dw6eh ~strajkujs-
cych g6rnikow zostaio zabitych q kilku
rauionych.
= w Cripple Creek, W stanie Colo.
RADIO, ~strsjkierzy pobili pomoonik6w
szeryfs t. Z. especial deputies.
w kilku miejscowosciach odbywajs
sic konferencye misdzy ,trajkierami a
wiasoicielami kopalh. wynik tych kon.
ferencyj ME wisdomy; dsj Boas, ably
tame Poiotyi strajkom.
= senacie wci,t jeszcze obradujs
mad raryf4; z przyczyny utworzenia sic
koteryj i kotsryjek, z ktoryoh kaada
chez PREY lynn ogniu i swojs piecze6
uPieo n~iewiadomo kiedy taryfs osts
tecznie zostanie przyjets.
A tn oga gorsozkowo w~yozekuje
ryehiego z~aiatwienia tel sprawy, ote,
stagnacyi niesiyehsnej i braku piracy.
Psnowie CT Westinghouse widooznie
mowia sotis: 1.-THE public be id.
nTrust" cukrowy przekonal kilku
Panow senatorow ~brzeczacemi dowodsmi
20 rad mic ME straoi ma tenn, jesli suro-
Wy materyai cukrowy beizie wolny cd
cha az do Z. 1895.
Przekupstwo wys.io Jednak na jaw
osobny komitet prowsdzi teraz ilsdltwo
" tel sprawie.
Wekerle utworzyl nowy CABINET
wegierski.
- w poaudniowej Aueryoe znowu
bawia sic " r~ewolucye...
- Crispi j~eszcze ME zdolal utworzye
gabinstu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-13

Polacy " Cleveland obchodziH bar
do u~roczyscie ~stuletnis ~rocznice pow
stsnia Kosciuszkowskisgo. w koseiele
sw. Stsnisiswa B. / M. odprawii ks.
chorak nabotehstwo i wygiosil piekne,
pstryotyczne kszsnie. Pc nabo.eh.
stsis nsstspif wymsrsz, wktorym wzislo
udzisi okoio 5000 ludzi.
oOehod odbyi sic Rs sail szkolnej;
przewodniczacym byi OBJ. T. Rutkowski
sekr. j. Andrzejewski.
Piskne mowy wygiosili PIP. S. Lewsn-
dowski vice. oenzor u. N. p, mer mia.
sta Blee, Grzesisk, B~srtoszswski, Tur.
kovski ! sdwokst Whslsn. Choir Wan
dy" zssPiewsi kilks polskich piesni,
dzieOi szkolne wyStapily Z deklsmscys.
oststnim m6wes byi ks. proboszcz Ro.
sihski, dzieIny ksznodziejs ! pstryots.
Ma zskohczenie odspiswano ,Boze
cos Polske".
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tygodni, . kilkanasoie missiecy re sfy-
szeuia - / to wcale z ME ~nailepszei
strony ktory prswie Pc niewczasie
PrzyPomniai sobie o is~tnieniu Zwiszku,
ktory jeszoze pred kilku tygodniami
Praoowaa reka W reke Z nieprzyjedna-
nymi wrogami drogiego nam zwiszku,-
ME ma najmniejsrego prawa i tadnych
k~walifkaoyi wystepowa6 e~harakterze
r~ePrezentanta Zwiazku, ohociaaby pod
Prsteksten obrony tel orgsnizacyi.
Zwiazek skuteczuie broni aie cd lat Kill
kunastu wobec napasci naszych wrogow
tez pomoey Karwowskich ct oonsortes
obejdzie sic bez Mich 1 nadal.
81 Uohwalsmy powyaszs rezoluoye
egsosie W ~,zgodzie", organic urzedo-
wynn n~Zwiaaku" i W buffaloskiem
,,Eehu".
BUFFALO dnia l !cIerwca 1894.
zarzsd gi6wny grup b~uffaloskioh
zwiszku Mar. Pol. " Sranach Zjedn.
-Reprezentauci or. 30 A. Psr.dovsL;
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skrzynka de IistSw.

p. l.. x. " Brsmond, Tex: Dobrze.
Fannie K. o. " Nowym Yorku: Me
wszystko zsOto, 90 sic swieci. Me rs-
dzimy.
Psni L. " Pittsburgh: Wisrsz ME
nsdsje sic do druku.
Psnu N. N. Urbroj sic pan " Wy.
wstyd upsd.o ma duohu.
Tylko mssoduszni powstpiswsjs-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Ma zaPytanie niekt6rych sskrets-
rzy to~warzystw zw~iszkowych powia.
damiamy tyOhte, ae jeaeli " grupie Ia
dne ME zachodza zmiany W miesiscu
Praesyfanie rsPortu jest aiepotrzebne.
Tow. Misosc Narodu Polskiego or.
lss " Chicago, Ill. ma p-rzedrocznem
Posiedzeniu d. 13 msja r.b. obralo nova
.dmini'trac's jak na,tspuje: Jozef
Blaszka prezes, Ignacy Oparka vice.
Prezes, Joref Packa sekr. prot, Kon-
stanty S~wiatkowski sekr. en-, Audrzs,
Gfowczewski kasysr, Jan Iwafski, Jan
Sakwihski, jan Tesmer opiekunogie
kasy, Franciszek Klsfsts marszsssk I.
J6zef Kowaczyk msrszasek III, Woi.
CZECH Mszsnek chorasy.
WstePne do Tow. MRose Mar. Pol.
wynosi tylko 2 dolary. w.zelkie ko.
resPondencye tyczsce sic Tow. Misos6
Mar. Pol. prosimy sdresowac: Jozsf
Packs, 80 Lubbock str, Chicago, Ill.
Tow. Gwiazds or. 127 W CHICAGO.
odbedzie swe posiedzenIe kwart.lns W
niedziele dnia II czerwca O podz. "a;
po Pofudniu " sail zwykiych ~posied.ef.
UPraszam wszystkich czlonkow o przv-
byoie, tax m~iejscowych jake tee DO "a
obrebem Chicago za~mieszkafych. In.
legajaoyn do Tow. pr.ypominan O
uiszczenie sic. Nieobecnoso pod kara
konotytucys przepisans. - N. Biestek
sekr. prot.
Posiedzenie Tow. J. Poniatov.kjs-
go gr. 80 W Buffalo, N. Y. odbedzie sia
" niedziels IL czerwoa o godzinie 3oiei
Pc Posudniu " sail zwykiych tosiedze6.
ma ktore ksady ezionek winien sic sta.
wic. - W. Wesoiowski sekr.
Posiedzenis delegatow obchodo.
wych W Buffalo, N. Y. odbsdzie sic d.
IL czerwcs o godzinie 8sj vieczorem
" sail pod Mr.. 1O48 Broad way, n. ktore
wssyscy delegsci winni sic stswie Ola
oststecInsgo uregulowanis rachunkov
z obohodu Sgo msjs. Towsrry,tv.,
ktore sic ME uisI "a ma tenn posiedzeniu
70 swej nsletytoSci beds ogioszone W
gsIetsch. - w. Wesosowski, sekr. OBJ.
chodowy.
Niniej'zem zswisdsm w.zy.tkiob
czfonkow Tow. Synowie Boskiei VOL.
nosci gr. 81, ably sic stswili ns roczne
Posied1enie dnis II czerwca o godninie
Sel pc Potudniu " hall zwykiych po.ie.
d1en' gdys bsdrie ob5r nowego komi-
tetu ma rok przysziy. N~ieobeonoso
oztonka podpsds karze rs o. M, Pa.
rsdowski, sekr.
p. Wiki, sekr. Tow. w. v. PRIV.
oyszewskiego gr. 1872 2. N. p. Fila.
~zawiadsmia wszystkieh o.,onkov
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Psni Msrys K. shsed, 224-1Ith str.
S. w. Washington, d. Q. pisze, 70 przez
"iele lat Cierpisis ns neuralgia / ME
mogis znsleso ulgi. Bol byi tegi | ons
sprobow'is oleju sw. Jsk6bs. Potarsa
place cisrPienis try ray tylke; Dol
zniknsi / wieeej ME wr6cii.
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w piatek dnia 1 czerwos E. b.. " To-
kalu pod no. 1148 Broadway odbylo sic
zgromadzeuie representative w.zyst.
kich bez wyjatku gruP Buf.lowskich
lwiszku Narodowego Polskich W Sta.
mach n. Ma posiedzeniu tenn wzieto
pod obrady sprawe zachowsnia sic
szionka q. N. p, OBJ. Apolin,rego K.r-
wowskiego, ! jego dwoch zwolsnnik6w W,
OBJ. S. Kruzy i F. Turskiego. Oh. Kar-
wowski cd ~niejakiego czasu pi6rem i
siowem ogiosii sic Iwolennikiem t. z.
,,niezale.nych" katolickicn koiciolow ma
Podobiefstwo tego, jaki obeonie ~u,ilujes
zaioiy6 W Cleveland, o. wyklsty W
ostatnich dniach przez Mgr. S.tolliego,
byiy proboszcz jednej z tamtejszych
para6i. Oh. Ksrwowski W swoim IA.
pale posunai sic do tego stopnia, ,e ns
ksadyn kroku zsstswisjsc sic q. N. P,
Przyrosi ujms i nieobliczone szksdy tel
organizacyi. Oh. Karwowski usiloval
wszelkiemi spcsobami doprewadzic do
tsgo, ably kilks grup zwiszkowych
okrzyknelo Koiaszewskiego czlop klein
honorowym Zwiszku. Naturalnie be1
~skutecznie. OBJ. Ksrwowski wziswszy
sobie do Pomocy wStej wymienionyeh
Turskiego ! Krsuzs, przesial formalns
sksrge ma rece biskups przeciw jedno
mu z tute. sEych proboszor6w " ktorej
~wystePuje jakoby W obronie wszystkioh
zwiszkowcow przeslsdowsuych przez
ksiety tutejszych, pomimo TO Of piano.
vie ME Powoisni obrohoy zaledwie cd
Paru tygodni do Zwiszku nslets, i Mkt
ich do podobnego wystspienis ME upo-
watnii. Wobec wy.sj wyszczegolnio.
nyeh fskt6w ] uielu innyeh, ktore tn
jut Psmijsmy, jednonyslnis wszy,tkie
III grup ZwisEkowych Buffalo uohwa-
lsjs Masterpieces rezoluoye:
y Me wchodzso " to ma tenn miei.
sou, czy bu~ffslowscy Z~wiszkowscy "a
berstrounie trsktowsui przez tutsi,ze
duchowiehstwo, oswisdczsmy sic nsju-
rocEysciej Przeeiw zskisdaniu tax zv.
nniezslezDych" kstoliokich kosoiosow.
Rzecz sams uwstsmy "a srodek ME tyl.
kO ME PolePszsjscy sprswy,lsoz owsrsm,
"a srodek pogsrszajscy jeszczs zie sto.
sunki l nogscy sprowsdzie bardzo
'mutne nsstspstws. A org.niz,torSw
Podobnyeh, n~iezsleanyeh para6i uwsts.
my "a niebezpieeznych in~trygsnt6w,
spskulujacych wyisoznie ma dobro villas.
mel kieszsni.
y stsnowczo protestujsmy pr1eoiw
Postepowsniu p. Ap. Ksrwowskiego, ma
kstdyn kroku wystspujsosgo " jmis.
niu zwiszku ! zssia.isjsoege sic 4, or.
gsnizssys, Pan Ksrwowski, ktoreeo
zasmy osobiscis zaledwie cd kilkunsstu