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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-12
roon CARD AT Gn,vEsEND.
st. Maxim nm Easy Winner OF the
pmrl>MnN IInnLicnn.

New York, June ll.-To-day's card at
Ciravesend was ruined by scratches, and in
the three races only nine horses went to
the post. The first event went TO Kings
Counsel. the fayorite who won easily
from the other two. The second was an
easy victory for Nanki Pooh, also favor
itr, and the Parkway handicap was won
by tho fnyoriie, st. Maxim, AurclaR and
Dorian being nowhere. IN the Hanover
Stakes there was Il very bad start, Sue
ccssful. who had been very heavily backed
was left at the post, and Salvado practi-
Cally left. HI Daddy was the favorite, but
could do no better than second, st. Bar
tholOmew winning easily. The machine
was used to start The fourth race. and they
got away promptly and in perfect line
the last race there was another prompt
start with the machine, and Peep o'Day,
the favor!te, took the lead early IN the
race and was never headed. Summary:
Kings Counsel. ~ tDoggetD, { to and
and out, second; old Mat, io7, Giarp. i.
to and to l. third, Time, l'ilis, .,u,,,
Sanki Pooh, rs tpoGsetp, 3 TO % and out
won; Chngnut, % Powers(, 70 !. and out
second; Song and Dane. q ,Coylie)' 10 to
Third race - Hanover Stakes, one.half
mile; selling. St. Bartholomew. los (Grif-
nm, . TO and to 8, won: Hi Daddy, lo5
over, 10 IOLearyl, 20 to J and to J.
third. Time. 0;50i.. Don Blass, Salvado
Hddenite, Successful and Inspirer also
Fourth race-One mile; selling. Brisk
e2 M Hlrsch, to 5 and 2 10 5, won;
Copyright, ice DoggetO, to ! and to ;:
second; Premier, lo2 (coylie). TO and :
TO lo third. Time. laS' buckeye and
Fifth race-The Parkway; one mile and
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ALL ABOARD FOR ST. LOUIS /!

The Kansas city McKlnlcy club. Lincoln
club and all other Republicans clubs OF
Kansas city have made arrangements with
the burlington Route for n special train 10
st. Louis This is the only line from kan
s.,s city that Will store tourist slecpers in
st. Louis for the accommodation of its
patrons. Ample provisions will he made
for ALL Cnoir cars and high backed
ooachts free on this train. but It is 'abso-
utciy necessary for those who expect to
secure space In the slecrcrs TO do so Al,
once. as cars cannot be provided for this
service at the last moment. Bear in mind
that tho hotels in 81. Louis are nllcd and
by this arranscmen, YOU not only have II
comfortable place to sleep during the cntitc
trip. at Il nominal price. hu; arrangements
FOR meals as well. DO not forget thst the
train leaves Monday morning. June 18th. at
300 a. M, sharp. Apply q. the Burlington
Office, Kansas CITY.
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FREE ADVICE BROKE A RECORD.
Dcnt Magnet for the Mound city
Handicap Mt ~. Louis In
Terrific Drive,

st. Louis. Mo. June ii.--Not only dli the
! $500 spectators at Sportsman's park to-day
witness a fine card and splendid racing.
but saw Free Advice clip onc-haif second
on the worlds record. held by iiber,nc
and made over this track on August Z. 1895
The day was an ideal one and the track in
| nne condition
| In the Mound City handicap Magnet was
Installed MS the fnvorite. with Free Advice
second choice. Free Advice and Nick
proved to be bad actors at the post and de-
lnyei the start twenty minutes; Kit chinn
| finally caught them IN line and away they
went with Nick, Magnet, Free Advice and
Leader Ban in the order named. with the
was reached in o:isA.. Linda had Jumped
Into ,he, lead. with Magnet half length
% Vice had had dropbcS S snk e5 to- h IN place and and
was going easy. Ramirc last
The half was reached In oi2A. With the
vice nth and Raniro sixth. Tho three
quarter pole. which was reached IN i:os,s.
neRh ehaSrc Mho MnsSe was Snl o: s. IN dh
ahead Of Nick. with Kamiro next. coming
fast q, the stretch frsS .,, Adyise was in IN
Martin was riding. Garner on Magnet
rsflisins the horse he had to Spt ssP, ws;
Srayei%s ike ,,ss sams horse that hs {. q
surely and steadily getting nearer, 10
What he. could, Garner was not able to IN
crease his lead and about twenty feet
from the wire Free Advice was on even
terms and succeeded IN winning hy a short
head in terrific drive. .summares:
ing. six furlongs. May Thompson, i65
CWehs,er). to. and to s.. won: Gath.
Earl Bug. lci MORRISON, 40 TO l.. third.
Tea r,tl'e Set. Dick psheath. % Martha Grim Grimm,
keechler and Virgin also ran.
Second race-rurse, 500; .-ycar-cld fillies:
four and a half furiones. Remember Me,
Fig Leaf. ies IL; Jones'. 9 TO 10 and to
. second: Tin Cup, l05 (schorrl. . to !.
third. Time, o:5s. Oman Wood. ZRrai1a.
May T., Lady Mildred and Brunnhilie
also ran.
Third race-Purse. 500: selling; one and
one-siStoenth miles. Crevasse. los MAR
tim, to and ! to s, won: Muskalonge.
% tGarneD. to ; and TO ;. second Bing
Binrer. % tMorrison). TO !, third. Time,
/ ;:ols. Blacking. Brush also ran.
a half furiongs. Free Advice. los (Martinj,
TO ? and ] to 5, won; Magnet; ls5 Gar
ncrp, 3 10 and to :, second; Ramlro.
Nick, Linda, Leader Ban and Schiller also
ran.
Fifth race-Purse 800; Hve furlongs Mon
creith, III tMorrisonp, even. won: Dare IL.
l0l .Webster), S. to !. SECOND; Estaca;, lel
Spa. DFBeS, Bes Of karney ans e sea Ro6Ser and and
Sixth race-Purse sioo one mile: selling.
Tom Elmore, los (Garnerl, 5 to ! and 2
to |. won; First Deal. 50 &C.; slaughter), 9
Bay View, 2oulika, Amelia May. Little
Ed. Jerry Holland, Hasty. Balsam and
Irish Chief also ran.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-12
FAvoRlrEs WON THE RACES
TALENT HAD 4 coon DAY PICKING
THE WINNERS YESTERDAY.
Montrii's Eaay Win of the fifth Rncs
Was the Feature OF the DR,'s
sport-t;ntrics for To-day
Other Racing Results.

Threatening weather kept down the at
tendance at the races yesterday. bu, still
thcro was good crowd present. which
witnessed some Of the best sport Of the
meeting, fayori,os being very much In evil
dencc. the public choices winning most OF
the events. The feature OF tho days racing
was the Impressive manner In which Mon
tell won the nfth event. a dash of acven
furlonss. In the excellent time Of i:3iI.
Montell was simply swinging the whole dis.
iancc and could have materially reduced
the time II he had been urged.
IN the nrst race Nick Carter, tho favor.
lite, won rather easily at the end. Miss
oaks stumbled on the stable turn and
threw her jockey. Williams, against She
fence, hut he WAS not seriously injured.
though cut and bruised Tho second race
proved TO be n good thing for Gray BAT
ne, who took the lead right at the start,
and Won all the way, being well In hand at
out for the place
strurglc. In which Littlc Chris, a well
backed second choice. was the winner.
running good game race. Major prIpps.
and Herilda got tho show money. In the
fourth race the Prospect stables good
y nmS oils RGGIkh was msts The ,ayori,o
confidence OF her hackers by winning hand
ily. Plug strongly backed second choice.
Eul lHe plHCe ehslly. Wnlle VIA lNrthr was
third. The NTH race was Montelrs rallop.
In which he won as he pleased from Alva
and Favorlta, while the sixth and last
event on the card went to Fin1ley, well
played at to I. Dock J.. got the place and
Roston Boy. an outsider, ran into third po-
stion.
The summaries:
First race-six and one-half furlonss
Nick Carter, 100 dIowc). 8 to ., won; Maple
Leaf. lot (Mason). 8 to /. second; Darwin
Wedgewood. 100 CPugSlfy). to l. third.
Time. l:25is. pottie Timmons, Miss oaks,
Little Gear. Cora Grace, Montrellow. Sarah
Ann and Lank also ran
Second racc-Four and n half furlonEs.
Gray Battle. 100 tMnsonl. to !. won: Long
fellow. 100 tlsoates,. to !, second; Noda-
way, 100 (Marks) 10 to l.. third. Time,
o;5Iia. Abe Halstead Lucy Day. Lee Stan
ley, Black Tom, Wanda T.. Ben Harrison
and Hlmrod also ran.
Third race--Slx and half furionss.. Lit
tie Chris. los tGorfnarl, to l. won:- Major
Driprs, 100 CLoatesi, TO I, second; Zerllda,
loe tkldwelD, S to l. third. Time. 90, An
sci Maid, Dr. Simpson, Brownwood, Win
chester. Tcrrapn. Trenton and Joe Wool
man also ran.
Fourth race-six furlongs. Laiia Rookh,
ter. to .. second Wild Tartar. iOS tAior-
ris). s to /. third. Time. l:ls. Buenos Ayres,
Concord, La Fiesta. Martha Smith, Abana
Boy and John B. also ran.
Fifth race--Seven furlongs. Montell. l0a
(Hylel, to g. won; Alva, 81 tRebo), TO !,
second; Favor!ta. 70 tStrode), TO 2 third.
Time 1914. Dutch ARROW, E;tarre. Lilly
Lake and Carroll Donier also ran.
Findley. 100 .tcrutchyille), to i: won: Dock
L.. 100 (SnelO. to ]. second; Boston Roy,
10 tFurr), 10 10 T.. third. Time; .c:5i's. ~
tie Dot. Lydia h, Never. Mind, Ida
Wright, May Blossom and Kate Ryle also
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-12

Cincinnati. o., June lit Z. Hayes had
MS 500" colt. Rondo IN the Ohio stakes axe,
easily. As soon as the horses finished sev.
ersl we'll known owners gathered around
the Judges stand and tho bidding began.
some lively bidding he was Knocked down
to the owner for $@.o' Four favorl1es ss an, qnt
clear: eTS track; track good. attendance, 500 sum.
First race-Five fnrlongs; selling: purse,
peej, 6 to i. won; Martle Reed, 81 dunn
| ! to !. second: Rampage, - &C.. Reinl. 6 TO
ee taF Sir fbosy @s & 45r''9 6xeye gGanGS an
Eva Wells also ran. Place betting, Mertie
Second race-seyen furlonss; purse. 500:
s-ycar-olds, Rnmiro, -lc7 CThorpe),. ! to I,
| won; Semper Ego. le7 Perkinsl. 3is to !,
second ATsertna u iQ2 a Lewis lol
Brown Jewel also ran. Place betting,
Ego.. even money.
500; 2-year-oli maidens. charina' lg3
| tScherrer, even. won; The Plntocrat, io9
WTtadlIke to sef@nd giI,d Rtisqus, ls'
| rus, Good order. jasper, King Boeyn and
Carrie 7. also ran No place betting.
FSnrth ,i faF%i9ngs % Of ths stoRas %h,o
s,ii0. Rondo. lG CThorpe), . to :, won;
Moylan, - tscherre). .'s TO J. second
| Bloomer, % Gleason, 10 TO J. third, Time,
i;9S'i. Countess Irma, and Kowalsky also
ran. Moylan, TO 3, place,
olls and over. purse $500 Isin. io7 (Var
Kuren), ] to ., won; Mamie D.. M C.
Reinl,, $ 20 !, second: Rey, Pei Mar io'
| Joe Clarke and Iardsaer also ran. HUI.
bert fell Mamie D., 2'3 to ! place.
year-olds and over; purse 500. Cnnewood
iei CThorpel. 6 10 !, won Remnant H.. s,
ischcrrer). TO I. third Time, 1l5S.. Old
Nassau. The Merchant Rupee. Dads
Daughter and Dorette also ran. Remnant
min
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-12

The management of the, races decided
yesterday that ladies should be admitted
free to-day. The card for the day is an
excellent one, the following being the en-
tries and weights for the various events:
first raee-six furlongs. Buenoss. Ayres,
III; Vampire. IS: Cora Grace. s.: Katie q.
H.. So Wildemar. 81; Lady Mary. e6; Snia-
bar. 90; Jim Coan, 80; Louie Young, %;
Harvey V, Jr.. 20: Pat S, 80.
second race.oFour and ope-half furiqnGs,
Field, %; Impetro. 81; sam Mason. gii Miss
Falprlse. ": Monona, %: Silver Dor. 20;
Mamie Clark. %; Archie Mckay, %; Emma
", 81; Ben Cuna, %: Fate, 81
Third race-One mile. selling. Fonshway,
io9; Pnskola, 9s sir Charles, 90; Arkarsa
Traveller Zoe; St Stephen, 9,: Artless, 96;
Alva s5; Long Ten. 100: La Fiesta, lOl.
Fourth race---slx ,furlongs; Mayy!ew. io7;
Lala Rookh. 95; Sharp, Ill; pr. simpson,
=, Moss Rose, Sc; May Ashby. 81: ora
Aliran, 100: Little Dick III; rerrapin, ~;
Carver aS; Zendevesta. 100; Weigeiield, Ill
DIR. Malcolm. Ill.
Aha NJ. a5; Miss Hlmyar, 9i Falano. -
Night Latch, % Heck, Jr., 9I Lonesome,
1r %: lie Spray, ej; Noontde %: Win
Luck Gj: Lady Ridgeway, g5; Knight
Templar q; Carrie Wilson, sii Billy Heck,
o.: Never Mind, "a,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-12

Forsythe Ind. June n.--Flrst race-six
fnrlonss. Tramp, 70 !, won. Terragnos,
Fakir, Connemara, Samson. Critic, Ova-
ton, Lon Jones. Integrity H.. Lucinda and
Queen Faustus also ran.
Second race-Four ana n half furlongs
Yours. Truly, even. won; slegfred 10 l.
second; Lillian Wilkes, third. Time, O:55i.
snag and Miss Chambers also ran.
Third race-SlN furlongs. Inspector Hunt
a., TO !, won; Revenue, 3is to J. second
Pert, third. Time, l:l5is, Ceuta. Ren Inr,
Warren Point, Hinta, Hartford. Roy, III.
ne r.. Miss Star and Mike Kelly also ran
Fourth race-Mlle and an eighth. Con,
stant. 81; to l.. won; Freddie l.. r, 80 TO !
second; King Burs, third. Time. 1:55 Flo.
roy, Eyanatus, Deiure and otho also ran,
Fifth race-SiS furlongs. Merry Mon,
May Galop. third, Time. 1;l5h. Vrgie
Dixon, Unity Martha r.. Dggs and Min.
ME Miller also ran.
Sixth race-Six furlongs. Fun Measure
TO 2, won; Frltzle. % TO !, second; Helen
ira, Jennie June, Mile NJ. The Rock, star
Beam and Dominica also ran.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-12

San Francisco, June ll.-Sinco the an
n0uncement that Corhett and Sharkey have
the mecca towards which the eyes of ali
uugllsts are turned. The nstic EXPERTS
parts of the country In expectation of a
revival OF the glorious times when there
were several prize fights a week here
There is a state law prohibiting prize
tights, but a complacent board OF super
visOrs has allowed contests for a limited
number Of rounds, under the gIise of char
ity entertainments. Numerous fights have
been pulled OF during the past four months
under this arrangement, but now the civic
federation has discovered that prize fight
iHE IL against the law and its members VIII
endeavor 10 prevent the sharkey-Corbett
AFFAIR,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-12

Windsor. June ll.-First Tace-FIve fur
longs Red Top won; Gladys Lee, second.
Straberta. third. Time. ,l-.
Second race--Half mile. Harry ~ won.
rarmasan. second; ForeiGn. third. Time.
g.I1ie
Third race-Slx fIrlongs. I.auretta d.
won; Bona sehonefeld. second; Reimy,
third. Time, go.
Fourth rRce--Onc mile. Leonard II. won;
Pete Kitchen, second; Audrax, third. Time,
l3i0,
T'ifth race-Seven furlonEs. Master Fred
Won; Emin Bey, second; Sister lone. third
Time, l:23la.
Sixth raee-six furlongs Prlg won.
Charley Weber, second; Harmon, third
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-12

Brooklyn. y. V, Juno n.-Thls after
Moons contest between the Brooklyns and
Clevelands was not In doubt after the
fourth inning. II was not ICY" SounE's
day, and he was hit exceptionally hard
while Dauh held Tehcaus Spiders down to
four singles. The stick work of young
Jones was "a feature. Four times did he go
to the bat. making u home run, two dou-
bles and Il single. Score:
RH +
Brooklyn .......o o ! o . o o - 10 :
Cleveland ......0 . o l o o o 0-l .
Batterios-Brooklyu, bauh and Grim.
Cleveland, Young and O'COnnor.
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to . and out. won; Aurciinn. 95 (f'oyne).
10 to / and I to !. second; Dorian. 10 Uirif-
I'M b TO and to 5, third: Time, i:aia.
Sixth rae.-one mile. Peep ebay. lis
Bella. io2 ucrgetr. 20 10 I and I TO /, sec.
ondi Nenenna, ii2 Grimm. y to and
Harmony IL. Senator Murphy and Iiril.
llnncy also ran.
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Position for Profcs.or w. a. snow.

Lawrence, kas.. June 1l.-Professor w.
ing him Of his appointment TO a chair in the
state university of Illinois. The appoint-
ment carries with II the position OF as
sisiant state entomologist. Mr. Snow has
been connected with Kansas state uniyer-
sty for several years and Is a son Of
Chancellor Snow. He will leave here some
time during the summer to take up his
work in his new position.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-12
Ohio Quarrymen strike.

Berea. o.. June ll;-Four hundred quar-
the Cleveland Stone Company to-day They
demanded that all non-union men be dis
charged and that several union men who
were recently dismissed be reinstated. The
strikers have taken possession of all the
loaded cars and refuse to permit them 10
be moved.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-12

Philadelphia, Pa, June 1.-THE phillios
to-day narrowly escaped "A defeat AT tho
hands OF tho Louisville team The locals
had the game well In hand until the eighth.
when the Coloucls got together and sue
cecdcd In ticing the score. In the Phillies'
half of tho eighth. thre" singles and a base
on balls brought in the winning run. Both
pitchers gave bases on balls freely, and all
errors proved costly. Attendance 3i4.
Score:
Ri r.
Philadelphia ..5 o . o o . 10 10 3
Louisville .,.l o . . 3 N-gi2 &
Batteries Philadelphia, Taylor and
Grady. LonisNillo. Frazer and Miller.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-12
JURY STOOD SIX 10 SIX.
Failed TO Give Dr. Hearne Judsmcn,
Against DeYounr,

San Diego, Cal. June 1.-THE Jury has
disagreed in the suit for $4,000 for alleged
libel by Dr. J, q. Hsarne against NJ n
DeYoung, proprietor of the San Francisco
Chronicle. The jury stood six 10 six The
the murder OF Amos J, S,llwell in Hanni.
bal, Mo, eight years ago, for which III.
Hehrnes were last winter tried and ac-
uuittel.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-12

Washington, June il-Donohue was wild
IN the second inning, forcing in run. In
the sixth five hits for nine bases were
made on him. Maui was hit freely. bat
had control Of the bali Heavy hitting
was feature. Attendance l,5co. Score:
Washington o o 0 4 lii il !
81. Louis .....3 , o o o o. . 0
Battcries--W WASHINGTON Maui and Nc
Guirc: 81. Louis. n0nohme and Murphy.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-12

ST. Joseph, Mo, June 1.-THE wholesale
and retail firm of the II. Douglas Crockery
Company, OF this city. filed a deed OF trust
this morning, naming George Mclnlnch as
trustee. The lirm was one of the large ST
dealers In crockery, glassware, ctN, in the
spts NOT given,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-12

Park, No., June il-John Stevens and his
two sons have been arrested on suspicion OF
having murdered q man named Nix. a Grip
pied son-in-law OF Stevens. They We're
caught burying his body and were taken
to jail. There are threats of lynching.
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Tro,,inE ut Denver.

Denver, Col June ii.-Trotting summaries
at overland;
and fourth heats and race Time 2:2s 2.94
2:2Gi., BOrgmont Won third heat I'M 9.9j
King Pin and Lone star state also started
Second race-Eyadus won third fourth
and ffth heats and race. Time 9:3i, a:27i,
2:27is. H. HIN won first heat in 2:30 and
Roy W. second heat in 22I. Red Ends also
started,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-12

Baltimore, Md, June li.-Pop Ansou'R
team defeated the champions IN an eleven
inning gam" Double plays and good heli-
Score:
r II p
baltimore ........,O o q o o Ol O2 o IS II /
Chicago 90 .....,...O ~ OF 700 / o - u >
Observation-Disclosures Hoffcr ana Clarke
Chicago Griffith and KittrclEc.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-12

sedaiia, June IL tspscialD Hardin
Robertson. pioneer Of Missouri and for
died to-day at his home, foir miles
south OF Lamonte. aged IS years.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-12

SedalIa, June ii.-,specIail Mrs. Jennie
Ferguson, a young grass widow. commit
ted suicide yesterday morning by taking
morphine. She became despondent over
the desertIon OF her lover. railroad man
named William Bean.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-12
WESTERN LEAGUE.

,wirline for the Blues. The game will be
started at 3l5 o'clock
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-12

Rockford ....0 o q o / q Iii il .
Pcoroa =. 10 0 . 9 i a. / 6
Batteries - Rockford. Underwood and
Snyder. Peoria, Gregory and Seisler.
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Omnha Races Postponed.

Omaha. Neb., June ii.-IIarness races at
fair grounds postponed on account OF rain.
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Canteloupes On Ice at staley's, 93a Main.
Best dinner In city Tor % cents.
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Dubuque ....,..I O o q O . 81 { 4
Cedar Rapids..0 % . % d o % 3 >
Batteries Dubuque, Smith and Zahner;
Cedar Rapids, Rsley ana Donovan.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-02-06
Zygfryd KOszewski.
(Wspomnienie ~posmiertne.)

w naszem spo{eczehstwie polsko-a-
merykahskiem, tel czwartej dzielnicy
wspolnej naszej O~jozyzny Polski, ma
my tax malo charakterow silnych, beg
stronnych j dobrej sprawie oddanyoh
bez wzgledu ma to, skad ia sprawl wy
tryska, ze kazdy, chocby najmnieiszy
ubytek si} takich, uczue musimy boleS.
ME. Siowa te cisna sic same pod pio-
TO, PREY wspomnieniu o sp. u. Koszew.
skim zagas{ym W dzieh is BIN.
Sp. u. Koszewski urodzony W r. 1843
i wychowany W Koscianie Nv KS. Po-
znahskiem) przyby} do Ameryki W ro-
ku 1870 j spedzi} dziesiec lat W New
Yorku, skad W roku 1880 przybyl do
South Bend, Ind, j wstapil do SO CRU
Ply zwiazkowej W roku 1887, z ktorei
przeszed} z karta podrozna do grupy
III W roku 1892.
Me lyle wiec cenimy W tym cz}o-
wieku jego dorobek duchowny, kt6ry
ME wielkim jest, ze wzgledu ma krotki
czas wystepow jego, leoz moo patryo-
tyzmu, staiosc przekonah j wytrwaios6
W praoy.
Zaprawde przykiad z niego brac mo-
re z mas kazdy. Pracujmy tylko tax
wytrwale i b~ezstronnie, jak on praco-
wal, a zrobimy wiele, bardzo wielel
A teraz zegnamy przyjaciela W praoy
ola ~ukochanej nsszej Polski ! ziemis
obca MECH mu lekka bedzie.
Zarzqd Tocarzysscd.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-02-06
REZOLUCYE
uchwalOne przeciwkO p. WI. Dy-
niewicZOwi, prZeZ wsZystkich dru-
karzy W Chicago, Ill.
(Nades}ane).

w piatek d. "a stycznia 1896 T. vie.
czorem W hall p. Lecberta PREY rogu
ul. Division j Cleaver W Chicago, Ill.
mia3o m~iejsoe zebranie wszystkich pol
skich drukarzy z m. Chicago celem wy
razenia ogolnego oburzenia z powodu
nieludzkiego postepowania p. W}ady-
s1awa Dyniewicza, wlasciciela drukarni.
Rzecz sic mia1a jak n~astepuje:
w roku 1894, W chwili ogolnego "a
stoju, u p. w. Dyniewiczs wybuch{
strajk z powodu gu niejszenia wszyst-
kim robotnikom P1acy o potoeoe, (bez
wzgledu ma ich zdolnosci i kilkunasto.
letnia prace), PREY czem wymagano cd
Mich tych samych wsrunkow piracy, co
poprzednio.
p. Dyniewicz W tel chwili zgroma-
dzii swa liczna rodzine nawet z dale
kich stron i postanowii wytrwac PREY
swojem, obrabisjao wszystkie roboty
przez syn0w j corki.
w obec tego trudne bylo zwycie.
stwo. Niektorzy wrocili do piracy, in.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-02-06
Odezwa do SzanOwnych Grup.
Szdnoocni Brdcia!


Towarzystwo Synowie Korony Pol.
skiej W Rochester, n. Y. ma ostatniem
P~osiedzeniu, uchwali}o udac sic do RIA.
du Centralnego, z prosba o wypraoo-
nam k~onstytucyi w jezyku pol
skim i angielskim, ktora Jest niezbednie
Potrzebns, przynajmniej d~;e lub 8 egg.
Powinny sic W kazdej grupie znajdo-
wac. Zatem many nadzieje, 10
szan. gruPy p6jda "a naszym przy-
kiadem i tax samo do Rzadu sic
zgfosza. Me W kazdej grupie So
ludzie zdolni do przetlomaczenia
konstytuoyi z polskiego ma angisl.
skie, i bardzo wiele razy So spor.
XII z wrogami naszymi, lecz musimy bye
cicho ola tego, re ME jestesmy zdolni
wyJasnic inn naszej konstytucyi, ma
szych zamiarow, naszego celu, do kt6-
rego dazymy. o
Miiosc i Pozdrowienie.
A. Piotro,cski, sekr. prot. or. 218.