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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

York county farmers are telling of yields
OF eighty-five to 1J bushels per acre and
the corn is first quality.
WEST POINT-The Bancroft Creamery
company has suspended business for the
winter for the reason that sufficient cream
to run tho plant was not obtainable, most
of the product of that section being brought
to West Point.
Sears have purchased the Gift bakery
and will open the Sears home bakery ana
restaurant. These young men nave come
from Maquoketa, Ia, TO be permanent
residents of Ponca.
PHGER-A double wedding occurred at
the home OF DR.. w. d. Cutlery ~Thanks2ly-
ing morning. His two daughters AIDA
Mary and Lois Maruja, being united In
| marriage to Joseph Ncwsom and Pau
Schneider. respectively.
NEBRASKA CITY-Colonel Z. A.. Brown,
former owner OF the Daily Press: or this
city, but who sold out after having been
left a fortune by his uncle, has purchased
the Marshall Bradley drug store and viii
go into business once more.
BEATRICE-The marriage of Harvey
l.. Rossell and Miss Gertrude kleppeT
was solemnized yesterday at this home or
the groom's parents. east of the city.
IN sr,e me presence Rey % OF pay ilFs offi Luin' "
WALL EY-Cards announcing the mar
-'age of Frank ]. Hitzel and Miss Mabel
-.esum On November % at Spokane, wash
have been received by friends here, MISS
Resum was until recently a Valley girl.
TECUMSEH-The third victim of the fire
| extinguisher racket. recently worked on
johnson county farmers, found his way
to the office OF the county attorney this
week. He wanted to recover his note Tor
Sl4, which was given for the extinguishers
GRESHAM-York county farmers are re
joicing over the great fall Of snow tina
covers York county TO the depth or abou
six inches. Those who do not have thei
corn shucked regret that they did not havl
help enough to gather the great corn crol
In time.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chapter No
3, Royal Arch Masons. have elected the
following named officers for the ensuing
year: +. II. p. Oliver G. Doveyi king
Frank Cummins; scribe, w. J.. Pickett
secretary. J. NJ. Robertson; treasurer, A
w. White.
Observation-Disclosures and Slmms
tenants on the old Ellis farm. northwes
OF Beatrice. have finished gathering thei
corn crop and report a yield of firt!
bushels TO the acre. This is by far tn
largest yield yet reported In this sectiol
this season.
HARVARD-The burial Of the late Nose
Nav took place today from Greenwoo
church. eight miles northwest Of thi
place. Mr.. Nav was an early settler G
Hamilton county, making settlement o
land on which he continued to reside Il
his death. Thursday from a complication 9
causes leading to paralysis. Decease
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

WEST county clerk has is
sued fifty-nine hunting and fishing licenses
in Cunning county during the season.
WEST POINT-The late heavy fan OF
snow is rapidly melting and is being alb
sorbcd into the ground, which Is extremely
dry.
BEATRICE-The Rock Island road yes
terday paid its personal taxes IN cage
county Tor the year 1908, amounting 10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS J. "
Gamble and wife entertained tne LtaH5i
mouth foot ball team at a D O'CLOCK u'"-
ner on Thanksgiving day.
YoRK-Owing to the heaty snow York
High school was unable to play the matcn
game of foot ball with Bellevue eoliese
booked for Thanksgiving day.
MISUNDERSTANDING o. stanton, well
known in this county. and Miss Grace
Louise Conway were married at the nome
OF the bride, in Wichita, Kan, on Wednes-
day.
has purchased the restaurant and confee-
tionery business Of Mrs. Josephine Woe
litz at West Point and has taken posses
sion.
BEATRICE-Rev. J. B. Lewis and Mrs.
Sarah Milburn, old residents OF this city,
were married on Thanksgiving day, Key.
]. w. Lewis, son OF the groom OH
ciating.
HARVARD-The six or more inches of
snow that fell Wednesday is fast going
into the ground and will put wheat in good
condition for winter, as II Is making
plenty of water.
BEATRICE-The Adams poultry show
closed yesterday after a run of three
days. over 500 birds were entered and
the exhibition was one of he best ever
held at that place. =
COLUMBUS-Dr. C. A. Allenberger was
on his way home from his office at near
midnight Thursday and when within a
block OF his home he was met by holdur
men, but ran and escaped.
NEnR ASKA CITY-MaVOr c. H. KresseT
has appointed the following members Of
the Board of Park commissioners: W, s
Cornett. one year; Theodore Webering. tive
years and E. ID. Marnell for three years
BRADSHAW-From one bushel OF tn
very best seed corn planted this spring
Charles Detloff. a tenant farmer livinl
east OF, here. he gathered 90 bushels o
ground. which was measured by Mr.. e. G
ROggy OF this place. who also measures
and computed the corn in the crib. Man,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

leaves a widow and a married son and
daughter residing nearby.
BLUE V~ALE-Several York and Fill
more county farmers have recently been
soaked and worked by two agents who in
tel est farmers by leaving goods with them
and getting them TO sign a receipt which
turns up as a promisary note In the hands
Of innocent purchasers.
VALLEY-World's temperance Sunday
will be observed by a union temperance
service in the First Methodist church Sun
the local Woman's Christian Temperance
union. Rev. Mr.. Ostrom of the Second
Baptist church will preach tho sermon,
BEATRICE-Gage lodge No. ISL. Fra
ing and elected these Officers: L. l..
Miller. fraternal master; Jennie u; Al
pleget, secretary; w. w, Lawson, treas
mercy; NJ. ]. Smith, guide Elsie Leech,
guard; c. E. Deech, sentinel: M. V. Lewis,
steward.
No. s met last evening and elected these
officers: Mrs. Margaret Gilbert, noble
grand; Mrs Anna PimPeT vice grand
Miss Anna LEM, secretary; Mrs. Ada
Nesbttt, treasurer; Mrs. Margaret Gilbert,
Mrs. Rosa Penny and Mrs. Stella Austin.
trustees.
NEBRASKA CITY-William A. NJ. Hall,
who was one of the we'll known old set
tiers OF this city died yesterday at the
home OF his sister, Mrs. Chris Wade, of
hemorrhage of the stomach. He was born
at Carlisle, Pa. January 20, 1889 and in
1916 came to Davenport. Ia. where he re-
malned until 1858. when he came TO this
state and has since made this city his
home.
PLATTSMOUTH-Joe Crowder. a Bur
lington conductor on the Iowa division.
who accidentally had his left leg crushed
under the wheel of a freight car Friday
afternoon in Pacific Junction, did not
rally from the shock as rapidly as was
anticipated and II Is feared that he may
not survive the injury. His mother and
wife are caring for him in the Perkin:
hotel in this city.
FREMONT-Fifty-one years ago, accord
ing to the old settlers OF this city, tur'
key was more plentiful for Thanksgiving
than this year. j. j. Hawthorne say
that wild turkeys were numerous on TIM
islands in the Platte and that on nli
first Thanksgiving in Fremont he ha,
wild turkey and VenisOn for dinner. Dee
were plenty that season. but the Fdwneel
across the river got them pretty vel
cleaned out. There was a herd IN tn
big island which kept them in meat 70
some time. Wild turkeys only lasted
few. years.
VALLEY-The funeral services of Mrs
Isabel Springer were held In the Firs
Methodist church. Rev. Mr.. Coulter, tn
pastor, preached the sermon, and severa
OF the early settlers acted as pallbearers
Mrs. Springer, who was born In Edinbure
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

The Bee Want Ad pages offer the best
advertising medium.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
BOY FALLS FROM CHIMNEY
Lad of Eight Years Dnres Comrades
to Deed that Costs Him
His Life.

PATERSON. n. j., Nov. S.-As his play
mates looked on with pride and amaze
ment, Andrew scheler, 8 years old, scaled
a tail chimney OF a abandoned brewery
here and stood for a moment triumphant
at the top. Then to the horror OF the boys
and girls who watched him from the street
below. he plunged downward TO his death.
Almost every bone in his body was broken.
Children who witnessed the tragedy say
that the old bricks In the chimney crumbled
under the boys light weight. causing him
to fall. Andrew was leading a party OF
boys who were playing follow the leader"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
Corn show at Fremont.

FREMONT, Neb., Nov. 2S.-(Special)-
The annual children's corn show and cook
ing exhibit held here today attracted a
much larger attendance than last year.
There were over $50 entries, twice as many
as last year. A good many of the speci-
mems of the corn raised by the boys with
their own labor with the seed furnished
them graded high. The girls had some
tempting exhibits of cakes and plain cook
ing and quantities of sewing, ranging from
a calico apron to deliberately worked sofa
pillows. All entries of corn will be scored
according to the usual standards and
prizes awarded. Yellow badges were given
all contestants and their parents.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
TRADING STAMP CO. BRING SUIT
Action Against Merchants AssOcin-
tion for interfering with
Contracts.

DUBUQUE Ia. Nov. 2s.-The United
States circuit court has issued an order
restraining the Merchants association of
Dubuque and its members from inducing
merchants to violate their contracts with
the Sperry & Hutchinson company. pro-
p%rietors OF the green trading stamp
method OF advertising.
1t was alleged that the defendants were
trying to induce merchants to violate their
contracts made in good faith with the com
pany by threats Of injury to their business
The court orders "the defendants, their
officers. agents, clerks, servants, attorneys,
committees or others not to in any manner
induce or attempt to induce any person,
firm or corporation to violate contracts
with complainant" The COMPANY cited
several other cases in which similar in.
functions have been issued and sustained
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

md was the first stopping place of the
Eeigntlng trains going between Denver and
Nebraska City and also those goinE 10 Cali
ornla. Eight children blessed the home and
wo OF the boys, John and James, and three
4 the girls. Nancy Whitaker. Margaret
wilson Jones and Elizabeth Westbrook
urvive her. OF her descendants there are
lfty-three grand children. 16 great grand
children and four grea~t-great-grand-c child
en-. The funeral services were held from
he family residence today and the re-
'ains were brought to this city for inter-
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

a bullet wound in his left lung He was
clea1..ig a gun preparing to go RABBIT
hunting yesterday morning and had neg
lected to remove the charge when IN some
way the gun was discharged. Unless COM
plications set in he will recover.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

Wanted, salesman. A competent sales
man for a large and excellent selling line
of upholstered furniture, in territory west
of Missouri river. Free delivery to Coun.
Gil Bluffs and Kansas City. Good trade
already established. Liberal salary. Ad
dress Immediately, II. Z. j.. Box So, Cedar
RAPIDS. Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
Norfolk Man Give. Up.

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Nov, 2s.-(SpecialO-
Up against the stone wall of bankruptcy
and without a shelter. T.. j. Hughes of
Norfolk. Neb., on Thanksgiving day called
at police headquarters and deliberately
surrendered himself as a fugitive from
justice. He had not been home to Norfolk
since 1897. On the way home at Wayne
he was informed that a warrant had been
issued for his arrest for having forged a
check for $50 on his father before he left
Norfolk. He returned to Sioux City and
then decided to give himself up and face
the old charge. He was taken back to
Norfolk.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
The Ever-R Ready Electric Light

Can be carried in
pocket. No wires. no
chemicals, no oil,
smoke or smell. no
danger, no trouble
handling it-a child
can operate 1t. Simple
ity itself Just the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
nov AccIdentnIIy shot.

FREMONT, Neb,, Nov. 2s.-(Special.)-
Leavitt Allen, a 17-year-old son Of the late
Bradford Allen of Maple township was
brought to the hospital this morning with
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-04
SHERIDAN WILL
TAKE BIG LIST
Transports Cabins Filled TO Ca
pacity by Passengers
Bound for Islands


Thescabins OF the transport Sheridan,
which sails for the Philippines tomor-
row, viii be filled to capacity. Among
the passengers will be Commander j.
NJ Orchard. L. 5. N and Lieutenant
Colonel Edwin F. Glenn, U. s. A, both
of whom are we'll known in those two
branches of the service.
Captain T. l. Dengler will go as
quartermaster captain. Among the
other notable officials is ThornwelI
Haynes, American consul general at
Singapore.
Following is a list of the first class
cabin passengers:
conYander J. NJ. Orchard and daughter,
Lieutenant Colonel Edwin F. Glenn; Captain f.
X Steuart, wife and two children; Captain
Marshall Childs Captain J. S Cecil. lieutenant
F. W Fonda lieutenant W n Hughes II and
wife: Lieutenant T. W Glover wife and two
children; Lieutenant Julian Deeourt and wife,
Blaekford; Lieutenant II r. Weston wife and
two children Lieutenant NJ NJ Garrett Lieu
tenant A ). Brunzell. Lieutenant William /.
Patterson, d.. J. r. Bernheim. DIR. Oliver \.
Barber. Dr. Burton 4. Seeley. Miss Alma Brew
ster and sister. \. Wittenberger and wife, J.
IL Hlllen and wife, Mrs Geralda Potter, q. F.
Lowell aud wife. Harry A T. Lynx, J. /.
Asprii. Mrs J. W Caum and son, Miss Maud
Nestoa. Mrs. NJ. Upington and two daughters,
Hon. a. S. Crossfeld and wife Mrs William
son. Beatriee Iarrison. r. w. .Tayior and
torini; c. G: Wrentmore, wife and four chil-s
dren; Mrs. W II. Clark and daughter Miss VIM
nae Bailey, ". II. Penny and wife. Thornwell
Haynes, Mrs R. L. Halsey and son. Mrs. z.
O. Dean and child. Mrs. L. A. Mcclellan and
son and Lorna NJ. DuFresne, Russell Wood Mrs.
W. H. Rhoads and daughter, ]. II. Kennedy,
A. ) Haskins, E. I. Huteheson and wife, Mrs.
Nellie A d. Clayton and two children. John
A Oropper Howard II. Spahr, Miss Louise p.
Mcguire, Miss Jane g. Molloy, Mrs George
Barnett and three children; Mrs. George L.
Byram and daughter. Miss Thomas; Mrs. T.
A. Baldwin and two children, Mrs. L. /.
Lawson. Mrs. E. 7. Daley and Miss Virginia
hoehle-, Mrs. W. F. /. Hsrtigan, Mrs F. J.
Horne and daughter. Mrs. G. G. Sykes, Miss
Eta Weatherwax. Miss Anna NJ Ross Mrs Nc
Clung, Miss Esther Mccall. Mrs. f. Fl. Delany,
Mrs. Archie Deuberry. Cephas Shultz c. f.
Copeland Amer T. Longley, F. L. Landrllnl
Mrs. NJ 4. r. Waters; Mrs. Harriet HAYES and
daughter. Miss Harriet; Mrs. S f. Burbank
and three children, Mrs. James Z. Fullerton and
child.
The following wives and families of
navy officers viii join the Sheridan at
Honolulu. en. route to the Philippines:
Mrs George L. Smith, wife of Lieutenant
Commander Smith. t. S. n; Mrs A. W
Kinds and child family Of Lieutenant Com
mander Kinds. L. s. n: Mrs. f. L. Bennett
wife Of Lieutenant Commander Bennett u s
N; Mrs. Arthur crenshaw, wife Of Lieutenant
Crenshaw. L. 5. y, and Mrs. ]. B. Dennis
wife of Surgeon Dennis {. s. "
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-04
PAPERS ARE FOUND IN
SAFE OF PAUDUVERIS
Burns and LangdOn Make Re-
port of What Was Found
With Search Warrant

District Attorney Langdon and spe-
ciaI Agent William J. Burns made a
return TO the property clerk yesterday
afternoon on the search warrant which
Burns secured last Friday to search the
safe in a house at 742 Harrison street.
which formerly was occupied BY Felix
Pauduveris- The return showed that
a package OF papers was secured from
the safe which. II Is supposed. throw
light on the Gallagher dynamiting
ease. but neither Burns nor Langdon
would discuss the nature OF the con
tents OF these papers
John ClaudianeS will come before
Judge Shortau Thursday for prelimi-
nary hearing on the conspiracy charge
and IL is probable that the letters viii
be used at that time Claudianes was
taken out of the city prison yesterday
afternoon and spent part of the after
noon in District Attorney Langdon' 5
office. going over the statements he has
made In connection with the case
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Philip Eager end wife 10 Alexander Never
5 5s5 L " l.2s q ca5l street sI9 OF Clay
Adolph Le1recht aund wife 70 o. q. Fergu
sll- lot ~ NM corner q Thirty fourth avenue
and 81 street, 200 By = 30: SO.
Charles 7. Henkel deceased iby sdmiuistra-
tr-ri- 10 Thomas j. Bean lot IN IS line o.
-reEa street - y of Iwenty-hrst, \ . b.
Joe Fefnandez 70 Modesto Fernandez lot iu
-ne & Green street, s2-S v OF Powell "
Marie Goodwin 70 Peter Csndiots ana wife,
lot lz9 gift map /: SO.
ll2M j. Lamb % Caroline Cheiiui lot
in AN line Of Paris street. 800 SW OF Persia
arenue. sW - By NV 100; $40.
deeo9 iie-nan company 70 same sane; $40.
lli1 House company 10 George u. perr- lot
g. ~ line - Twenty fifth avenue rs OF
Clement street - By V 10. SO.
samuel =. Criu p a.. 70 Oscar r. Mcsee
~ N y Inc - Twelfth sTeDue. 175 \ OF J
Htreer = - By " 10; SO.
heAazla J. wheaton 10 Caroline I. Flye.
lor in " llne 0f InlrrF-frst avenue. p \ OF Y
f-7ee-. % b. " 10. SO.
larfaln BesqUe 70 Marl L B1sQue lot IN
! Inc - Lo5os. S-5 Of Capitol. ( 60 By \
clans gP7seksls TO EmelIe Bach, lot IN "
ae y Howard street, I55 OF Twentieth
fmilie Bach 70 John Cordes. lot in " line Of
Eowsrd street, los \ of Twentieth, 50 By
Roundy realty company 70 Charles A. Iieb-
hart. lot in " ike OF Mansfield street, 100 Sc
rste. HseEe1t . Bridge s' iIse5stt saG LOT IN
--ne * kansas street., 2I5-S y Of Nineteenth. y
- PSI -lis GIT
william b Wsldroa and wife 10 William q
Knapp and wife, lot ia ,iiue OF RsmSeH
street. 100 \ of Shields. 50 By z 100; $40.
A. S. Baldwin e a.. 10 Caliistins J. Edwards
kansas. Z = hy \ 100: so.
Gustave Koss and wife 10 William Pomroy
q Pe-aita avenue, Ne es.1ss. ) 76-0s. " a5
fi-l&- SO
line = Els street. Il r OF Fillmore. 30 s
= Ducss company 10 Daniel Gallagher. lot II
street. y = by =: SO
Meta GoedecEe 10 Joe Harris company. lot Il
- llne q I,o,ssn street, 1ooss Of Chestnut
PRANK 5. kelly and wife to Joseph
5oe Harris company to Frank s Kelly. same
william !. smith and wife to Harx A Roes
: Il EuclId avenue \ ss.4 by / 10: $40.
Anna J.. springer 70 Finest D. Arrogant and
wife lot In y line of TWenty-sec0nd street 20.
Z Of Castro. r 15 BY ia; $40.
Emanuel Lewis investment company 10 Vicfo
saio. loi in 81 line q Edinburgh street. 2,
hE of Jspau avenue NJ , by 81 100. SO.
Leopold Weinstein and wife 70 Bridget z
1liilnr. lot ID ~ line of Charter Oak avenue
- n Il Augusta. . BY y 100: $40
Florence AZ. stowe 10 e. August Weihe, lot
1913 and j5I6. gift nap Nc ?: SO
City realty company 10 Henry Kaiser. lot II
2 line Of sixth avenue. 2oe Of h street, )
- ~ ~ 120; SO
Rouudry realty company To Edgar I. Horn
Vooisey. Sc 80 hy Ne j29; So.
Totn Arenz and wife 70 Albert Bernhart ans
wife lot in line OF Fifth avenue, I25 ) O.
4 street s . hy 120. SO.
George IA Mastick and wife TO A. G. Harden
turzr lots 80 and -. block z9. city land: SO
Alfred Amundsen 70 Martin Hanson. lot PAT
riff map 4 500.
rrris t7-ananx 70 Rose CrePaux- lot in
Ire of weller street. 1908 OF Ashbury. Z 3,
b. S 10. So
Lawrence r. Walsh 70 Jennie S. Walsh. lo
q II line of Belredere street. So OF Wal
Ter s - hy ~ 100; gift
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-04
START JAPANESE
BOYCOTT FIGHT
Laundry League Will Canvass
Richmond District to Argue
With Housewives

Tb PHs- At the last meet
yTFz5Fs icoSsS1 ing of the anti
"a S5zUSgs6 japanese laundry
league it was de-
cided to commence a campaign in the
Richmond district tomorrow. An en-
deavor will be made to have people in
that section of the city boycott Japan
ese laundries and patronize white
laundries where union help Is en-
ployed- Forty-two volunteers. 16
from the laundry drivers union and
90 from the laundry workers union.
will circularize the district named.
Each house from which Japanese re-
ceiye laundry work will be visited by
the drivers to argue the matter.
It was reported that in the 10 days
preceding the meeting an agent of the
league had succeeded IN inducing 80
house keepers to cease patronizing
japanese.
Plans were proposed for carrying on
the work of the league on greater
scale than at present, also to have the
unions of the building trades take
more active interest in the work of
the league The union is to have an
open public meeting in Van Ness hall
August IL.
Bakers union, local No. "a. wanted
TO take part In the LABOR day p2raQe
In this city. but being unable to secure
music decided to have celebration in
San Jose as a union. But when the
railroad company was interviewed II
was found that the rates offered were
not satisfactory. On this report by
the transportation committee last Sat
urday night, the union decided to call
off the celebration, but concluded that
any of tie members who wanted to go
to the Garden City on that day as in
dividuals would find entertainment for
them at one of the parks with the
bakers OF that city.
James Cruickshank. a contractor of
Richmond, Contra Costa county, was
in this city a few days since to secure
carpenters to work on a schoolhouse
at Stege's Point. He had men working
for him who were receiving SIS a day,
but he told them that he did not want
to pay them that wage when men in
the employ OF the Standard oil COM
pany IN the same county were working
for $3.50 a day The men on the
schooIhouse refused TO accept the pro-
posed cut and quit While in this city
the contractor was told that If he
wanted union carpenters he would
have to pay the union wages.
Vice President j. F. Valentine of the
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-04
REPUBLICS MAY
SEVER RELATIONS
Central American Countries on
Verge of Open Eruption,
Opinion of Many

That relations between the Central
American republic is strained was evi-
dent to all on board the liner San lose
which arrived yesterday from the 18TH
mus, but just where the eruption will
first take place, if il does at all. is
more than the latest arrivals from,
the lower coast can tell. John Moisant.
who has been responsible for some of
the turmoil in Central America. was
a passenger on the San Jose from
Corinto TO Acajutla. The Salyadoran
authorities would not allow him to
land and he returned to Nicaragua on
the Indiana. The refusal to allow
Moisant ashore at AcajutIa was not
placed on political grounds, as Moisant
has quite a following in Salvador. and
such step might have weakened the
administration. He was refused land
ing on the ground that yellow fever
was epidemic at Corinto, and as yell
low fever is more feared than Moisant
is loved, Moisant did not get ashore.
At Corinto the gunboat Momotoubo
and the army transport Nicaragua are
loaded with arms and ammunition and
ready for Immediate service. In SAL
vador the battleship Empire. formerly
q steam schooner on this coast, lies
ready for action, and at Acajutla the
President, once salmon tender, now
the flagship of the navy, is also in
commission. A few months ago fears
that the crew would run away with
the ship and start republic of their
own caused the Salvador authorities
to dismount the Presidents guns and
take the ammunition ashore. Fear of
an invasion by Nicaragua has com
PEELED the navy department to take
chances on the crew. and the President
is now in commission.
Harry S. Pollen, a youth from Phila-
delphia. who has been in Guatemala
city for a few months and who was
a passenge on the San Jose, confirms
all that has been written of the reign
of terror in Guatemala and adds a
lurid tale, in which Cabrera figures as
the head of a secret army, formed for
the purpose of distrupting all the re-
puDlics of Central America. He saio
that Cabrera invited him to join this
army Polen's story is not treated se-
riously by the officers of the San Jose.