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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-27

sunday.
In an effort to lessen the effective
ness Of the procession Boston police
have forbidden placards and banners.
Guard Funeral Chapel.
With hundreds of workers on hand,
an increased police guard today was
posted at the funeral chapel.
At the same time workers were
planning a drive on the street COM
missioner's office to hold monster
march of sorrow" Sunday, as I'M
der the city ordinance only 200 can
march and thousands have asked for
place in the line.
Before Judge William Sullivan
charges of "inciting to riot and adj
vocating anarchy" were brought
against Mary Donovan of the Sacco-
Vanzetti Defense Committee. The
case was continued until next Mon
day. Miss Donovan left for West
Brookfield, where Dante Sacco, IA,
son of Nicola, has been staying.
HapgoOd to Sue Police.
Suit will be brought in Boston
against Charles E. Blight, head of
the Massachusetts State police, for
the false and malicious arrest of
Powers Hapgood, young militant
mine leader and former Harvard
athlete.
Hapgood was arrested and sent to
a psychopathic ward for observation
during picket demonstration in
front of the state house. His arrest
was engineered to keep him from
further demonstrations for Sacco
and Vanzetti
From the chapel the bodies will be
to North End Park, from
which will start across the city a
march of sorrow"
Later, following cremation, the
ashes of Sacco will be turned over to
his widow. The ashes of Vanzetti will
be carried to. New York and thence
home to Italy by his sister, under
present tentative plans. A tour of the
country by delegation carrying the
ashes of both was still under discus
sion. ! 4r
Extra police details today were or
dered out for Sunday afternoon as
a large influx of workers from sur
cities and towns was ex-
pected to view the funeral procession.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-27

The mobilization of masses in differ
ent parts of Europe and America
creates favorable ground for the sue
cessful progress of the revolution in
China.
Mobilization of Workers.
after a lengthy stoppage we for
the first time observe the direct
union of the revolutionary movement
in China with the class movement of
the proletariat of the west under the
direct leadership of Communism. We
are entering a new phase of strained
class struggle. Obscurantists like
Fosh, ardently assisted by the servile
Vorwaerts, would like to overcome
the new wave of proletarian class
struggle by holy campaign against
the first socialist country. However,
the voices of Fosh and the Vorwaerts
are powerless against to stifle the
proIetarian fighters of the west and
the east.
Greetings to World Workers.
The assassination of Sacco and
Vanzetti serves a signal for a great
mobilization of the forces of the pro-
letarian revolution. The working
class of the Soviet Union, now pre-
pairing it's celebration for its tenth
anniversary, sends a revolutionary
salute to the revolutionary fighters
of the east and the west.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-27
Queen Mary Rushes to
London to Store China
AS Workers Protest

LONDON, Aug. 26 - The Sacco-
Vanzetti demonstrations here forced
the unexpected return of Queen Mary
from Birmingham Wednesday night,
it was learned today.
Queen Mary returned to store her
china. While workers were demon
strating in Hyde Park against the
murder of Sacco and Vanzetti, Queen
Mary carefully stored away collec-
ton of Sevres china, recently valued
at about 100000.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-27

emphasized by the fact that
Paris does not act alone. With
Paris workers, workers thruOut
France demonstrated.
Worked With Chinese
Revolution.
"The protest in London also
deserves particular attention.
The very fact that the London
police were unable to forestall
this demonstration and that
scores of workers were wounded
and arrested is the best proof of the
revolutionary nature of the demon
stration.
London is distinguished from
Paris in that it has no tradition of
street fights. 1t is for this very rea-
son that every street event in London
acquires symptomatic significance.
"The London and Paris events
should be considered in connection
with the successful progress Df the
revolutionary troops in China and
the successful entrance of these
troops into Kwantung.
Just because of the difficult and
complicated stage that the struggle
has now reached, every bit of progress
made by the revolutionary troops
acquires serious political Importance.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-27
"Sacco and Vanzetti
Not Killed For Their
Radicalism" Claessens

Speaking at an open air meet
ing Thursday evening at 180th
st. and Daily Ave, August Claes-
sens, secretary of the New York
socialist party told his listeners
that Sacco-Vanzetti We're not cleo
trocuted because they were radi-
Gals but as result Of prejudice to
Italians. When a spectator OBJ
jected to such an Interpretation
Judge Jacob Panken's wife told
her menacingly that "she was
speaking to August Claessens and
should not disturb him"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-27
RIGHT WINCERS
DRIVEN OUT OF
NEEDLE MARKET
Sigman Gangsters Are
Routed by Workers

For the second time within "a hours
a squad of Sigman gangsters were
driven out of the needle trades mar
ket yesterday when they attempted to
intimidate the workers at 141 West
9th Street.
When the right wing camp follow
ers entered the shop and told the
workers to come with them and regis
ter with the right wing, they were
met with jeers. Seeing that the
workers did not want to be annoyed
by agents Of a scab herder they beat
a hasty retreat. Reaching the side
walk they were met by several mill
tant cloakmakers who gave them a
hearty welcome" It did not take
them very many minutes to leave the
neighborhood, apparently much wiser
then when they arrived.
Same as Thursday.
Thursday the same right wing crew
were driven out Of a cloak shop To-
Gated at 80 West 21st Street. On
that occasion they had to call police
to protect themselves from the indig-
nent workers.
The progressive cloak and dress
makers are following the advise given
them at the recent general member
ship meeting of the union held at
Cooper Union when they were told to
drive out the right wing thugs when
ever they came to the shops to create
trouble. Up to the present the Sig
NANTES have been routed on every
OCCASION when they have entered the
union shops.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-27
BERLIN GRIM At
MAYOR WALKERS
VAUDEVILLE ACT
Crowds Menace Him AS
He Jokes At Banquet.

BERLIN, Germany, Aug. 20
While Mayor Walker, at the head of
the banquet table in the royalist
stronghold, the Hotel Kaiserhof, was
cracking stale Broadway jokes about
prohibition to his American Club
guests, angry crowds gathered out
side, and were kept back only by the
machine guns of the state police.
They wanted to tell Mayor Walker
what they thought about America,
the country he represents, and it's
murder of Sacco and Vanzetti.
Different With Chamberlin.
American business men and dipIo-
matte observers are vastly worried
over the change that has come over
the masses in this capital since the
Chamberlin-Lavin flight. At that
time the American embassy was the
center of admiring throngs, who
gathered to cheer all connected, how
ever slightly, with the airplane voy-
age.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-27
Mexican Labor Despises
Jazz; Won't Stand for
u. S. A. Quick Lunch"

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 26.-Mexican
workers, as represented by the Mex
lean Federation of Labor, which is in
convention here, went on record to-
day as opposing, such innovations as
jazz music, quick lunch rooms, bell
bottomed trousers for men, late dance
steps, and kindred fads and organiza-
tions.
Speakers before the convention de-
clafed that "Mexicans wish to retain
their own characteristics, traditions
and tendencies" They declared that
modern styles should be combatted
by the labor organization.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-27
Brutal Murderers of
U.S.S.R. MARKERS Caught
and Sentenced to Death

MOSCOW, Aug. &c. - Cossack
General Annenkov, who served in
Admiral Koltchak's army against
the Soviet Russian forces, and his
chief of staff, Gen. Denisoff, have
been executed at Semipafatinsk,
Siberia, said a dispatch from that
city today. He was found guilty
of gross cruelties and murder of
noncombatants.
Three men found guilty of the
assassination Of M. Turov, former
Soviet Union trade commissioner
in Berlin, have been executed here.
A fourth was reprieved for 10
years.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-27
BrickIayer Killed On Job.

Vito Antonio Padrone, As years old.
a bricklayer of 1925 62nd Drive,
Elmhurst, Queens. died in the Flush
ing Hospital yesterday as the result
Of injuries he received while at work
on the fourth floor of a new building
under construction at Broadway and
l6lst St., Flushing. Padrone fell to
the floor below striking his head.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-27
Help Wanted At Once.

Volunteers who can devote some
time to the Workers Party campaign
should report to Comrade Fralkin at
the District Office, 1913 East 14th St.
The work is very important and must
be attended to at once.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-27
Hate Embassy.

Now the American embassy is the
center of war of position, in which
entrenched and barricaded military
and police forces hold at guns points
even much larger crowds, anxious to
throw some bricks thru the windows
of that embassy, and the newspapers
have printed more and greater guam
tity of plain and unpalatable truths
about the murder republic across the
seas than at any time since the war.
The Sacco-Vanzetti case is the cause
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-27
PRAvDA Sees WORLD PROTEST AS.
MEANS TO AID China REVOLUTION

MOSCOW U. S. S. R. Aug 26-Pravda points out that
August 23d completely shattered the dreams of Poncar6 and
his funkeys that stabilized French capitalism will easily and
painessy with revolutionary tendencies he great significance
August 23d for France and the whole world lies in
that again began the fight
ricades," lays the Pravda
"The tremendous significance
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-27
Rooms Wanted

Rooms wanted for comrades to
stay during convention time. Inquire
at Workers School if you can put
up one or more comrades free Of
charge. Ten more comrades from the
anthracite coming.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-27
Labor Organizations
Soccer League Meets Monda,

Soccer League Meets Monday.
The next meeting of the Metropoli-
tan Soccer League will be held Mon
day, 8 p. m. at 854 Jackson Ave, the
Bronx. All soccer clubs and other or
CARNATIONS who have soccer teams
should send two delegates to this
meeting.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-27
Delay Flight to Rome.

ROOSEVELT FIELD, MINEOLA,
N. Y, Aug. 26.-Old Glory will not
hop off for Rome this afternoon as
planned, it was officially announced
shortly after 8 o'clock this afternoon.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-27
THOUSANDS OF BOSTON WORKERS
FILE PAST COFFINS OF MARTYRS
Mass Procession to Follow Bodies to Crematory
Sunday Afternoon

BOSTON, Aug 26Thousands of workers are silently filing
the collins of Sacco and Vanzet which lie little
md undertaking establishment More than 10000 workers have
already marched by the collins in silent tribute to the two work
ng martyrs Several thousand of tributes from all
of the country pouring in for the on
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-27
Powers HapgoOd Gives
Psychopathic Medics
Lecture on Frame-up

BOSTON, Aug. 25. = Powers Hap
good, union coal miner and Harvard
graduate, was released from the psy-
chopathic ward after lecturing-by in
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-27
Fifth Party Convention to Open With Mass Meeting
AT Central Opera House, Tuesday, August Both

WORKERS of New York City vicinity will join welcoming the
Fifth National the Workers (Communs)
attending the meeting planned for Tuesday night August 30 the
Central 9th Third The
will be the auspices of the Executive
Admission will prominent speakers
will re shortly.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-27
PARTY ACTIVITIES
NEW YORK-NEW JERSEY


The members of Unit "A must re-
port to Comrade Stachel at Starlight
Park Sunday. Doors open 9 a. m.
Come as early as possible.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-27
Volunteers Wanted.

Party members and sympathizers.
We want your help. On Sunday at
the Joint Defense affair at Starlight
Park at 10 a. m. We need comrades
to serve on committees. Articles of
food should be donated, delicatessen,
meats, bread and cakes. Notify Joint
Defense Committee, Al Union Square.
Volunteers wanted to sell the Sac
co-Vanzetti memorial cartoon book
and The DAILY WORKER at the
Sacco-Vanzetti memorial meeting.
Report at local office, Daily Worker
108 East 18th street, at p. m. be-
fore the meeting.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-22

''Izwiestach'' moskiewskich ukaza4 sic artyku
Maksyma Gorkija, zawierajacy wspomnene tego pisa
RIA zycia niedawno znlar4ego Krassna. w dowolnem
wv roku 19O3 lece by1em ma kuracji znane
miescowosci leczncze Sestroreck, niedaeko Petersb
ga. Pewnego dnia nespodzanie zjawi} sic mne Kras-
sin kt6ry juz w6wczas grail wieka role parti bosze
wickiej znany tam by4 pod pseudonimem ''Nikcz''.
Krassin by} zdana, re naeza4oby za4ozyc pismo
lstyczne, kt6reby pod mom kerunkiem rob}o propa-
gande idei boszewicke Ma ten eel ednak trzeba by'o
mice pieniadze, tych w}asne part brakowao. Posta
novilismy vice zwr6cic sic do znanego bogaego prze
mys}owca Morozowa skfonic go do udzieena nam pc
wnej sunny ten eel.
HIM.. zauwazyf ironcznie krassn j jest
dose naiwnie prosc kapitaste penadze da zwalcza-
MIA kapitalzmu, ale czegoz to sic ME rob ceu zdo-
bycia funduszy?
Sawa Morozow, znany przemys4owiec rosyjski, "a
trudnia fabrykach swych oko}o 70 tysiecy robotn-
k6w, mimo to, by4 W przyjazni nina, pisarzem
botnczym. Udalismy sic Krassinem do niego Gdy wy
janlismy eel naszej wizyty Morozow spya4 szorsko:
- lie wan trzeba pieniedzy?
- I'm wecej, tenn lepiej! - odparf szybko Kras-
SIM
I dai wieksza sumo pieniedzy Krassnowi, ME ma
myslajac sic nawet d}ugo mad tenn"
CiekaWa jest doprawdy dusza rosyjska. Da} ma pro-
pagande bolszewcka pieniadze ten sam, kt6ry ME
dlugm czasie miai z reki tegoz Krassna znina6..
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-22
Brak B piatej klepki.

Ma wysokch stanowiskach postawieni amerykane
zdradzaja nekedy TAXI brak logki netyko przycho-
dzi smiac sic, ltowac g4upota spaczene umys4o-
we posadzacby ich wypadafo
. Metodyska Lga wstrzemie miezlwosci, prohibicj (iak
tu pogodzie jedno drugiem. Przyp. linz pubczne
moralnosc licho vie czego jeszcze przez swego
sekretarza pastora Clarence rue Wsona zaeca kOngre
sowi przyjac cztery bile, moca kt6rych:
II. Ma kare wiezienia skazywanoby wnnych wykr.-
czania przecw prohibcji aresztowanych poraz perw-
szy.
+ z. Zanykanoby d4uzszy lokale mieszka-
MIA prywatne, W kt6rych wykroczono przeciw prawu.
g. Stosowanoby jednaka kare dla sprzedajacych ku-
puJacych zakazany nap6j
4. Ma kare deportacji skazanoby obcokraowc6w
uznanych Winnym 1amania prohibicji.
Pastor Wilson przepowiada nawet zdaje sic bye pew
nynl re cz}onkoWie kongresu olbrzymiej wiekszosc
susr CD bez dugich debat przytoczone bile przepro
Wadza a ustanowione praWo jako surowe po}ozy kres
booteggerstwu i opilstwu.
Miejmy nadzieje, ze imie zaecanej pozadanej
wstrzemiezwosci kongres ME zechce sic liczyc pro-
pozycjam jakiejs tam metodyskiej Lgi fanatyst6w
pewnosc pastora Wisona do przeprowadzena przyto
czonych wyz praw spai panewce zas rekopsy pole
cen, jako neogiczne mad wyraz g}upie spoczna ko-
<Trzeba pametac, re uchwalenie proponowanych
przez Lge praw ma}oby te nastepstwa praWo
Baunesa W New Yorku, moca kt6rego na1ogowe prze-
stepstWa tax suroWe " Wielu Wypadkach kara do
zywotniego wiezienia czwarte rzedu wykroczenie
re lava sedz6w przysieg1ych ME mogac pogodzic sic
Z surnieniem, po wekszej czesc wydae werdykt unie
winnihjaey sadzonych.
+ jakzez sad przyseg}ych bez wyrzutow sumie-
MIA moze wr6cic do sail sadowej werdyktem innyn
skoro we re skosztowanie zakazanego pra
wem trunku pocaga SODA d}uga surowa kare VIE
zienia? Jakzez moze sad przyseg}ych uznawac wnnym
wypicie trunku i skazywac kare deportacj ME
obeznanego nalezycie krajowemi prawam cudzozenl-
skoro rodowici amerykanie obecnosci iego czeso
4 MIN ednej buteki pociagaja uchodz i'm to bez-
karnie?
PrzeproWadzenie powiedzanych wyzej praw kr,-
jowych by}oby absurdem szkoda zamiast pozytku da
sprawy wstrzeme eziwosc prohibicj i publcznej
ralnosci Liga swym sekretarzem swym fanatyzme
przegaopowa4a sic, czonkowie jej dali namacalny do
w6d, re brak i'm piatej kepki...
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Nasz udzia} w pra-
each spo}ecznych.

Wszytskie polske organizacje WychodztWie bez
wyjatku w konstytucjach swych naczelnem miescu
maja zastrzezene re jednym cel6w ich - jest praca
dla dobra Poski. Dawniej pod sowami tem rozumiano
sarane sic wszelkm mozliwym, adzanymi spo-
sobam przyspieszenie chWii wyswobodzenia dalekie
Ojczyzny kajdan newol Pracowano vice usilnie dla
niepodlegIosc Poski. Obecne wonie swiatowej Pol
ske many wolna niepodlegla. Pomimo to, punkt ten
naszych konsytucjach polskch Organizacyj Wy
chodztwie ME zosta1 skreslony susznie DO praca
dla Poski, dla naszej daekej Ojczyzny, nadal pown
obowazywac.
To tez jezeli spo}eczehstwo ca4e zadane jakies
do spenienia, zadane godne og6nego poparca naten-
wldzmy, re do staja przedstawiciee przed
stawcelk r6znych zespoi6w organizacyj. chwilach
takch i naszych przedstawicielek tam ngdy ME "a
brakfo, bo organizacja nasze Stowarzyszenie
Polek w Stanach Zjednoczosych zupe}nosci zda-
wa}o sobie sprawe ego, ze swietym obowiazkem pol
,skich kobiet innymi piracy poparcia godnej
jest brac czynny udZa4.
Jak wiemy kazda domowe czy obo-
wiazkowe zajecia Wiemy re kazda wiekszej
czy mnejszej merze prace wykonuje dla dobra orga-
nizacji, vice wolny many bardzo ogranczony,
pomimo to do kazde spolecznej piracy chetnie sta
wac jestesmy gotowe "a to uznane czionkiniom ma
Sym sic nalezy przedewszystkiem uznanie da
Zarzadu Centralnego, re rozumie dok}adnie swe
obowiazk nieylko jako urzedniczek organzacji ubez
pieczeniowe, ale jako urzednczek organizacji kato-
lickie polskej.
Postepujac w ten sposob, po pierwsze many We
wnetrze zadowolene, wyplywajace swiadomosci do
brze -spelnionego obowazku dlas dobra Wychedztwa
Poski, pc drugie - przez udzaf pracach spo4ecz-
nych reklamujemy nasza organizacje, czyniac ia
wiecej popuarna wiecej og6}owi znana.
1dzmy vice tym kierunku nada; pracujmy dla
dobra Organizacj; da dobra Koscioa Katolickiego i
dla .dobra daekej Ojczyzny naszych Ojc6w naszych
Matek - da dobra Polski. To sic sowcie op1aci
bo og6f wiedza4 bedzie, kobiety poske pod sztan
darem Stowarzyszenia Poek Stanach Zednoczonych
zrzeszone, to zespof uswiadomiony organzacynie
rodowo wyrobony re do tego zespo}u warto nalezec
l lynn sposobem 1atwej bedzie zabiegac powek-
fszenie szereg6w Stowarzyszena Polek Stanach Zed
Inoczonych.
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Poszukiwania re
starego kraju.

Amerykanskie B:uro Informa
cyjne (Foriegn Language Infer
nation Service, 222 Fourth Ave
nue., Ne woYrk City, otrzyma1c
listy kraju, z prosbs O odszu
kanie nastepujacych osob:
Binenda Maryanna - wyje.
cha{a Warszawy do New Yor-
ku W Styczniu 1928 r.
Beszczynski Wincenty "
roku 1907 zamieszkiwaf W Chica.
go, Ill. 81 Tell Place.
Bochdanowna Eugenja "a
mieszkiwala " Trenton, N. J.
przy Joseph Street.
Duchnowski Stefan Przed
wojna swiatow4 wyjechai L.
bawy do Ameryki zamieszkiwal al
W Brooklynie, potem W Lodi, a
podczas wojny byi W Newton
pracowai W fabryce jedwabiu. w
mieszkiwac W Brooklynie przy
roku 1922 miai ponownie "a.
Graham Avenue. Imie zony Nal.
gorzata, a imie corki Irena.
- .Grzeszczak - Obecnie liczy
okolo lat 20, zawou szewc. I.
miona dzieci jego sa: SYN - ka
ximierz okoio lat so, corki - He
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lena, Pelagja, Stanisiawa. An:e.
la Zofja, wszystkie sa zamexne.
Stanisiawa, Aniela Zofja Crze-
szczak wyjechaiy Poznania do
Chicago W roku 1914 po smierci
ich matki G. domu Ostrowska).
kowalski Wincenty - urodzo-
ny W roku l772, wyjechaf Pol
ski W roku 1912. Po przyjezdzie
do Ameryki zamieszkiwaf W Brad
dock, potem " West Virginia,
zas W roku 1920 zamieszkiwal
W Pinsenfork. Ky. Poszukiwany
jest " sprawie majatkowej.
Salamedra Antoni - zamiesz-
kuje " Ameryce lat 10.
Soski Stanisiaw Jozef urodze
nj W Polsce W roku 1893, Jozef
1898, Synowie Adama Weroni-
XII Domu Majewska, zamiesxki-
wall W New Yorku do roku 1916.
Szamejta Miecxysiaw - prze-
bywaf do roku 1910 W miescie
Chicago.
WofoszczAk Stanis{aw Aato-
nj - ostatnio zamieszkiwaf W
Chicago, ILL.,. 1900 Tell Place.
Stanislaw pracowai jako zecer
W danym Dzienniku Narodowyn
W Chicago. "
Sobierajski Frsneiszek - liczy
okolo lat so, poeAodzi sniay
Osowki 20 lat temu zamiesski-
wal " Broeklynie, N. X.
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drugiej zas stronie widzimy ta-
kich, ktorzy idac ia sama droga,
staraja sic te swieczki gasic =
ably tym, ktorzy "a mimi pojda
bylo ciemno. r.
Geese, wdziecznosc uznanie
nalezy sic kazdemu, ktory, dokla-
.dajac swa cegielke do gmachu
zywego Pomnika Kostiuszki, "a
swieca Swieczke, ably tym, ktorzy
po mas przyjda, widniej by}o.
Szczerze oddany,
Stefan p. Mierzwa.
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Ola dobra Sprawy badz-
my wstrzemiezliwi i
sprawiedliwi.
Fundacja kosciuszkow-
ska dziefem Zbio-
rOWem.
LIST OTWARTY DO GMINY 39ei
T. N. P. w CHICAGO.
KOCHANI RODACY:

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W jednem Z pism polskich
zauwazy}em Wasz list do mnie, w
kt6rym, W Waszym szczerym "a
pale dla sprawy Fundacji Ko-
sciuszkowskiej, sk1adacie mnie
"uznanie wd4ecznosc" "a kroki
poczynione w kierunku utworze-
MIA zywego Pomnika ma czesc i
pamiatke naszego genialnego bo-
hatera dwoch narodow.
Wprawdzie, okaza1bym sic ME
wdziecznym gdybym ME byi czu-
ly ma s}owa uznania otuchy. A.
lie, dla dobra "tak szlachetnej i
swietej ola mas wszystkich spra-
wy, czytajac Vase wlasne slo-
wa, badzmy wstrzemiezliwi spra
wiedliwi. Fundacja Kosciuszkow-
ska, tax jak Kopiec Kosciuszki
pod krakoWem, musi bye die
lem, zbiorowem. Wyscie sami do
iozyli ME. ,'mala cegie1ke' jak
skromnie mowicie, ale duzy ka-
mien ably "Spelnic Kosciuszki Te-
stament, Nauce Wznoszac Funda-
ment." Legion innych wspolpra-
coWnikow w dziesiatkach miast i
miasteczek stale rowniez do pra
cy Z zapasem i poswieceniem, a
prasa polska ludzie dobrej wolf
ida i'm z pOmoca. PoZatem tysia-
ce osob i organizacji, a miejmy
nadzieje beda ich setki tysiecy,
loza owoc swej piracy w przeko-
naniu zc,
"kosciuszce, co walczy1 dla vol
nosci $wiata,
Naitrwalszy pomnik zbudu;e e
oswiata."
I'm wszystkim nalezy sic czesf,
Wdziecznose uznanie..ss Ale ME
zwracajmy uwagi ma jednostki i
ma ich wzgledne zas}ugi; miejmy
ma oku nasz swiety eel pracuj-
my, az staniemy u mety. Sprawa
Fundacji Kosciuszkowskiej Jest
bodaj pierwsza Cd dni wojcn-
nych, ktora mas ME dzieli ma
partje i obozy, ale trafia do mas
bezposrednio jako do Polakow j
spadkobiercow idealizmu Kosciusz
XII. A jezeli mas dzieli, to podziaI
ten ME jest, jak "a zwyczaj by
wa, ma lewo i ma prawo, ale ra-
czej w poprzek. Po jednej stronie
widzimy takich, ktorzy, kroczac
droga zycia, staraja sic swiecic
swieczki ably innym, ktorzy "a
mimi pojda, widniej bylo. A 20