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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-17
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Fees Sem $500.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-17
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Wyb6r 'pomiedzy H7itzke:
irem==sii ikofakim no repre-
szentanttaa5 j.esstzs tzawieszeniu,,
rozchog,dzit -: sic bedzie . Kill
ka glos6w,
!. . yohnieszczee66cieamm i
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spiewem, powiadaszf
Tax, m6wila ze. m nlHs bosk lki
CLOS. ss.
Istotnie tax m6wila? dos}ov-
nie?' I.
No, dosiowlniiie, niielkloniecznie,
ale widocznie tak:myslala.
= Ale COZ powiedziala?
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CLOS!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-17
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niszczy lasy.
W pomiedzy III.
j. Adams, ma wschodniej
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j 1ilka mniejszych budynkdw.
!. W " koscie-
lie sw. Stanisfawa Kostki, odbyl sic
pogrzeb cl6reczki, pahstwa Jakuba j
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-17

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-17

MAKA zn6w spad}a " Genie p
90 centow ma :beczke. -. Pierwsza.
maka kosztujet eraz rs, 80 = zwylksl9a,,
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-17

20 w~yslun,lzze.niiuu sweggo ezasu jake;
mn n. y ma wojjennyym. okrsec gle. Sta s'ta
now Zjedn. ,,,Pensylvania p,oowgrr66s.
eli do Widony. Henryks Pradzzihhsslklliiisi
pozostanie JUL ma stale. 5s s SIs
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One More Witness.
LOS ANGELES ENTRIES.

Especial to The Evening Worldl
Los ANGELES RACE TRACK, Cal,
Dec. 24-The entries for tomorrow $
races are as follows:
FIRST RACE Selling; six and half
furlongs Paul Let, lo9 FronLenac, ~;
Rcdondo. 100: Lens. 100; John carroll. 100;
Veil. loo Botsnist, liz.
SECOND RACE Selling; five furlongs
Lackvile, 1Oa 'Bele Of Menari. 100, Al
menaH 1O5. Jane Laurel 100: Helen l!ar-
yey, los; Uncle Walter, lo5; Nebraska Lass,
lo5. Balcrlan. los; Larcine Hindoo, lol;
Maid OF Gotham. l05. Bold. 100. queens
Grove, lO5: LADY Quality, los; Likely pieu-
dome. 1O5: Alice collins lo5, Revol stone
1913
THIRD -Rolnse,ta Handicap; six
fTlongs Jack Atkins. 1870; Pinkola, ia;
Tom McGrath, liz; Glorio. 10; Golden Port
no; Golloquy, los Ha'ty Agnes, los. Julia
FOURTH RACE Santa nagd!gap ,cs13e
ray, iii; Gi9TTio ITO; Magazine ioi, car,
lO4, Husky, 81.
'-Hildreth entry.
FIFTH RACE Selling; one mile chip
pewa lo+; Nihlick. lOi Hannibal Bev. lnA
Round and Round. 100; First Peep, lu4
Matte Bumppo, 90 Ampedo, lie 1iaber.
l04.
SIXTH RACE Purse. i've and a halt
llo4 ", Burt. loi; creston. io4. Sir
Apprentice allowance. Clear. fast.
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TUBERCULOSIS
NO LONGER A FATA
DISEASE

Al tho recent Tuberculosis Congress held
IN Washington, u. c., the noted scientist 9
ana specialists, unanimously Endorsed and
recommended N-Light examination OF the
chest as the ONLY way to know exlstin e
conditions or to make positive diagnosis
OF the early and different stages OF tubercu-
losiS heart disease and their kindred all
ments
The remarkable success of pr. Anderson
cure OF diseases OF the Lungs, Heart, Liver
ana stomach il due to the use of his won
derful and sCientiii" invention, the Anderson
N.Light Apparatus, for the early and posi-
i've diagnosing diseases OF those organs.
one of the many hundreds of DR., Ander =
son cured patients says tname given IL de-
sired, for referenCeJ:
Il had Consumption: all my neigh
bors knew II aud several doctors had
said II was incurabe. A professor Of
Cornell University advised me to be
examined by the Dr. Anderson X
Light, IN order TO find out positively
the exact extent aud stage OF my
disease
The examination by this light
showed that had tuberculosis of one
half the right lung. with liberation
and some breaking down had chills,
fever, night sweats. cough, hemor-
rhages shortness OF breath, no apps-
tite and was losing flesh and strength.
II did not think | could be cured,
for | had tried so many cough medi-
c'nes without any benefit. and several
prominent doctors had failed to cor
rectly diagnose or reach my case or
cure me.
"But after being examined by DR..
Anderson | knew that al last my dis
ease had been properly diagnosed, and
| began his Lung Vapor Inhalations
and Migratory treatment and improved
from the very first treatment.
All the dreadful symptoms OF my
disease gradually stopped, and within
four months | had gained 20 pounds.
And now that am well and strong l
want others sick like ! was TO know
where they be cured by an easy
pleasant soothing and speedy course
OF treatment based upon positive
diagnosis"
Consultation and examination given fires
by DR.. Anderson at his office, so West ed
street, New York between 9Th and 9Th ave-
nues. Hours-Daily. 10 to s Monda&
Wednesday and Friday evenings till ;
O'Clock Sundays II to .
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Il didn't actually have the land at
Bayside-only on paper l had i on a
map and could point il out. because
would get part of the commission If
Bugg sold
That is ALL" said Mr. parrin. sitting
down with the air of one who had
achieved q personal triumph.
still | fail to understand this" said
Justice Crane. This evidence is clear
ly rebuttal, | want to keep This record
straight"
II / have erred. r am sorry" said
Nh parrin. But Justice Crane was al
ready signalling to No lntyrc t. 80
ahead with his cross-eNaminetion.
Did you have any direct connection
with the defendant about Rays!dc prop
crty?" No. hut l wrote him that any
property he might buy al Baysde from
MI Eugg would ent.tlo me to half the
commission" said Mr. lesperson,
YOU are an agent for the Rickert-
Firdlny Company" Il am"
The same COMPANY which Mr., Burg
als, rEDrpssn,So" Yves
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sugg Had Property There.

DO You know about what is called
the Teller property around Bayside2"
only from the map"
Was this Teller property south Of
the Bayside Yacht club II is near
the clubhouse, think.
Has Mr. BugG charge Of the Teller
property" lie had some of It for
sale"
WAS was Mr. };nl RusE qua member so, Of I the
person, and the Hams lawyers again
exchanged congratulations with each
Won told Mr.. Bugg of your acquaint-
ance with Thornton Hains?' Il did
Did Mr., Bugg point out certain Bay
side property to Mr.. Hains?' Il do
The court decided that this question
was not competent, and ruled II out
along with the answer.
When did you lear that Hams had
made inquiry about the Teller prop
erty?" "Ou the Monday following his
April visit to our oftice. Bugg told me
of Hainss call TO my Office, and said
llalns stayed some time there
take Hams down to see the Teller
property"
Il believe he Did"
Thornton Hams was smiling now UNI
Ill he showed all his teeth.
To reach the Douglas Manor prop
erty one could cross the bay from Bay
could they not?" Yes, they could"
Did you tell Hams to come down to
Rayside any Saturday or Sunday and
he would find you there?" mo, sir. not
that"
Captain in bad Shape"
did YOU say you would be at Douglas
Manor any Saturday or Sunday
Yes
"Did you know whether or not Mr.
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SAVANNAH TOMORROW.


especial 70 The Fvtnlng WorIl)
SAkAN\AH. ia. I'tC. - ~" entries
for to-morrow's races a,r as follows
FIRST RACE-Two-vtar- dds: selling; six
frrlvngs. st. Abe l"o; r0oat iiico, l"i,
Green How. ia. Zc.fie. To-. Spring Frog.
lo4: Os.nah. los Belle o' the Ran loi.
SECOND RACE Three year dds and up
ward, SIX turongs, Arthur SuiweN. ll5i
Anna Smith. rs. Risk. 10, LIculus. III
Sam Clay, ll5; Mr!no, ll5; Frank Lalor,
10: Vie z!egler. ll5.
THIRD RACE-Amateur Cup; gentlemen
riders selling: three ga r-ois and upward
one mie.-Deyon Lass. IA. CJun,srrnar5
l4s; Proof Sheet, 49,. SKY Rlue, 1913. Film,
nap. iJ6, Jlgger lJ3
FOURTH RACE Christmas Handicap,
three year-olds and up one mile -Salvo'a-
tile 12oi Druid. us Autumn Flower. 9S.
Prince Of Pilsen. los. The Ram. los Polar
star, lo Auspicious, no. Countermand. %
Sudden STAR. 1Ol.
FIFTH RACE-Maidens, all ages, six and
one-hslf furlongs -Riccadonna. loa. Gun
shot, lO2, Miss Cardigan. 100. Dolly Butt
man. lu2. Bon Astur lO2.
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the club boatman. who is known as the
missing Witness. He went TO No. 400
Third avenue. BROOKLYN, but was told
that John Tonning and his brother Ed
ward had moved away lie made dill
gent search In Brooklyn, but could not
locate the boutman, ana was Informed
finally that he had gone tu sweden.
Now and then recess was taken be
cause. as Mr.. Darrin explained, his last
two witnesses had not arrived. He said
when they came he would be able to
close the case for the State The jus
tice said he would wait reasonable
period of time.
One More Witness.
At 4l0 o'clock MIR. Darrin announced
that he was able to produce his eleN-
enth-hour witness. The first of these
was Robert Mackny, now of No. 50
Washington place. Manhattan. lie was
n witness before the Grand Jury which
indicted Thornton Hams. lie didn't see
the shooting, and as Mr.. Darrin had
produced him only because his name APP
reared on the Indictment as n witness,
he was sent away.
Mr. Darrin said he was now through
ana that he would like re-examine Mar
tin Skure and tu introduce another po-
liceman who had helped to hunt for
Tonning. This he will do Saturday,
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by surprise, looked about uneasily. NJ
Jesperson proved to I've tall stout
man, wearing eye glasses. He said he
lived at No. GAG East Sixteenth street
FIatbush, and was real estate agent
Il have worked for the Ri -ert-F Fin
lay Realty Company all this wear"
said MI JeSperson. Il know Thornton
j Hams. | have known him ten or
fifteen gears. one day last spring
was on my way To my Office was
on Broadway car in New York 1t
was about the middle Of April. | saw
Thornton Hams sitting on the seat ou-
pOsite. "" came over and asked me-
what | was doing ! said I had gone
into real estate aud he said he was in
terested in water front property and
asked me if | had any / said | had
some AT Douglas Manor and that 1t
was fine property and he could keep
his boat there. and would be entitled
to membership in the Rayside Yacht
club He got OF the car. but said he
would come 20 ser M i'm the after
noon. | went to the ofiice aud waited.
but he didn't come that day.
when did You uoNt ser him. !
waited 'wo days hu' he didn't come
In tie latter part Of April he did come
to the Office, but ! wasn't there and he
left his address THIS was Oh April ..
| waited a week or more and then I
wrote To him, ! wrote to him again
because in my business you have 10 be-
persistent, YOU know. and do a little OF
The evening world., 1908-12-24
HEAD CUT OFF BY LOCOMOTIVE

NEWTON, y. J.. Dec 9i-AuguSt Pc
ters, OF this place. was mungl.d by a
locomotive today at BlairStown Pc
tiers accidentally fell from the station
platform as the engine was approa ching
and before ne had time 10 get OUT az liz
way the wheels passed over him. His
head was cut of and his body cut To
pieces.
The evening world., 1908-12-24
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT
IN CASH

Is generally spent foollshly. Easy
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Our 5000 saving certificates can be
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The security is guaranteed first mort
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Mail coupon or call Tor our booklet,
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Xmas
Insurance

You can insure comfort and good
health for all your family agains, over.
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they all take a CASCARET at bed tims
during the holidays CASCARETS best
medicine on earth for the little folks
Dad and Mother ~
CASCARETS-loc. a bos-week's treat
ment. All druggists. Biggest seller in
the world Million boxes month.
The evening world., 1908-12-24
Feared District,Attorney

You save stafford statement"
Yes. lie said Shay lost the other
statements and they wanted new
one
Further testimony along this line
was excluded unul after stafford him
self has testified After DiStrict-At-
'orney Darrin had made series Of
rather rambling remarks and after the
witness had pOndeTed over lot of
simple words Whose meaning he didn't
seem 10 know, this added explanation
came from Skura
The other statements were mis-
takes. What | told here to-day was the
IBID you ever talk with any re-
porters'' asked Mr. Mcintyre. INC"
said Skura.
and Young might be reporters?'
MI. DarTin arose, and with peculi
waving motion of HE arms made this
extraordinary statement That ques-
ton is improper irrelevant and imma-
teIlal hut / DO not object 20 it."
The reason | thought they We're re-
porters was pecaus" they told me
Strangers were hanging around tie club
trying 10 find out things for the paper 10
DIDN'T Shay tell YOU his uame2'
Il found his name aEerWaId,'
pidn'. ha tell you he was Hainss
lawyer?
7 don't remember"
'p.d Mr. shay. aftsrward send for you
Yes. ana ] tJ!d AIM ! wouldn't come
because was afraid of tie District
AtfOTn-l
Why were you afraId2' Il knew
had sworn 10 statement that was a
lr,
Did you know you had peyured
yourself 900 Yes
Did YOU tell shay that you had
given Mr. Darrin the same story that
you gave him. Yes. but that was a
Dice. TOO, confessed the witness. hluntly
.4I nd Ntl frET find tTf flHr shiny
Wa lawyer ON this case A month
ago. about
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Astonishes the Crowd.

"Did you ever have any persona in
terest on any property AZ Bayside?'
asked Mr.. Darrin when the question
mad been allowed.
We'll" said Mr. Jespcrson. MIR Bugg
had property AT Baysde, ana | told Mr..
iains that II / couldn't sell him any
Mir l3ugg could. II would be all right,
because ! would get half the commits
SION. anyway
There was a low whistle Of astonish-
mcnt from the crowd. The Judge
iawYois exchanged chances Of deep
satls 'acuuu, aud then with one accord
swung around and faced the jury 10 see
the enect OF THIS testimony upon them
Through one ~ those extraordinary
blundcrs Which have multiplied In this
trial since prosecution opened It's case
there had been lugged In the best pos
sible evidence which the defense could
possibly have desired for the very
backbone Of Halnss case 10 that he
went 10 Ba'sid" 10 tnd either Bugg or
Jesperson, and to look AT their holdings
there, HAD Darrin been representing
testimony better suited 10 the legal
needs OF the prisoner, How he could
eyer have figured out that such proof
would be properly part OF the PROSE
But srl Nj Darrln would not he sat
ished with tine punishment he had
pulled down uu his own shoulders lie
went right ahead, blind TO an the sig
n.hCaut ihankful glanoes ~ the law
yers on the other side, and asked Jes-
person n he had any personal interest
In any property at Bayside.
MOT personal" said AR. Jsspsrson
The evening world., 1908-12-24

Buge had an appointment with Mr..
Hams at the Bayside Yacht Club?'
II do not know about MIR. Buggs busi-
ness"
Ibid Thornton Hatns ever tell you he
was taking care OF his blother?'
Yes: he told me that time AT Bay
Ridge that his brother was having
trouble and that he was taking care OF
him"
did he say his brother was out Of
his mind on account OF family trou-
hles?" mot that | recall"
He did say his brother was in bad
shape, didn't he?' Yes, he said that. y
How many times did YOU communt-
cate with Hams" Il saw him twice or
three times and telephoned him twice
and wrote him several times
ON redirect examination the witness
told Mr.. Darrr that he first saw Hams
on April 81 He was unable to fix the
date OF Mr.. Bugs appointment with
Thornton Iiains.
The witness was then excused, having,
as witness for the state. done Thorn
ton Hams infinitely more good than he
could possibly have done as witness
for the defense. 1t had remained for
the District Attorney for Queens County
to develop a new way OF trying a man
for murder.
Mr.. Mclntyre's glee was further in
creased by the fact that through Jes-
person he had been able to get the
Hams divorce in edgewise. and also to
show. by inference, at least. that Thorn
ton Hams was caring for his brother,
who. to use his own words. was in
bad shape"
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Jesperson Called

When Skura irrt the stand Nh Darru
create sensation - calling for Henry
l.. Jesperson. II had all along been
expected that JespeTsou would TESTIFY
for the defense Thornton Hams. taken
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More Aid for Mcintyre.

Bernard CHASER, OF No. 93l Park ave
nue., Manhattan, a real-estate man. who
qualified as an expert on firearms was
next called by MIR, Darrin to describe
The, mechanism OF the Colts automatic
used by Capt Hams on Aug. l5, MIR.
CHASER said he was member Of the
United States Revolver Association said
he had used Cots automatic for over
two years, ever since II came on the
market. As II turned out he. too. did
the defense a good turn before he left
the stand.
The witness was handed the magazine
pistol and lie showed the jury how 1t
VAS necessary to pull the trigger for
each separate shot. The Court al first
thought that 1t was unnecessary To- call
Il pistol expert at this irne. but the Dis
trict-Atotrna thought that the testi-
mony OF such a witness was most com
petent and went ahead,
Mr.. Chaser said he had made a test OF
the fatal pistol last night. He had been
able 10 empty the gun in "A seconds
another contention favorable TO the de-
Tense.
Amy faster" asked Mr.. parrin.
why IS this necessary 49, asked the
Court. We are not buying a gun here.
How slow can you shoot IT," he asked.
turning to the witness. 'One may fire
one shot day or one a week, as slowly
as one chooses, or as FAST Yes re-
piled the witness. only you must pull
The trigger for each shot,
Mr.. Mcintyre wanted the witness to
go up in the gallery OF the court and
fire off the pistol but the Court would
not consent
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Saw Him Last in May.

50 about the middle Of May ! went
down 10 his house at Bayside TO see
MIN We talked business on the s,uop.
! asked him why he hadn't showed IN.
lie said he couldn't ted whom he would
90 with me and look AZ tile property az
Douglas Manor In a few days | wrote
letter, but he PAID no attention and
! called on Linn again, | found his
brother, capt iIans, there, hut b.
wasn't there and a. / started away |
found Thornton Hams Just coming in
He again postponed going with me. say
ing some matters had come mp N regard
10 his brothers divorce suit and Tia: he
was pretty busy.
He said he had had a telephone put
IN and that next time I wanted To talk
with him could talk over the phone
lie also told me he had bought an auto
mobile and that some fine day he was
coming to take me ont to look at Nh
property. That was the last time / saw
him or heard from him"
Had your company then or at any
time any interest IN any land near Bay
side 2' no sir"
HOW far is Douglas Manor from Bay
side?' About two miles By the road"
At this point the Justice broke IN u
say that lie couldn't see tile purpOrt OF
ills evidence, a. IL seemed 10 him 10 he
purely rrbuttal. Mr.. Mcintyre. of tho
defense, seemed even more anxious 10
get IL in than Darrln The Judge plain
~ saw what was coming and so did
everybody else, seemingly except Oar
rim.
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Total '',.',...- ...-,,',-,,-, 40
The World rrinei io-Jay SO
Help AIS, pa more ,hIn an other
New York papers eomoined.
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Mcintyre Rebuked by Court.

II am running this court, Mr.. McIn-
tyre he said when the lawyer quoted
presidents Il do rot imagine that you
make this request seriously"
Wasn't Major John Hams. brother
of the defendant; present at last night
How fast did he time the fastest
possible shooting" AT 50 seconds.
Ny time was So seconds.
THAT will do" said Mr.. Mc1ntyre in
high good humor. having proved by the
he emptied as fast as the defense has
all along been claiming it could.
Harvey G. Rockwell. No; 1856 sanford
avenue, Flushing; a member of the
after the revolver expert left. Tho wit
ness said he was on the club, house
porch when the shooting occurred. Mr..
Rockwell had not heard the defendant
make any statements
Mr. parIin then announced A. he was was
suddenly said
You are the man who went after the
DOCTOR" Yes"
I'm whose cab" In Martin Skurs $
cab
This. presuma bly,, was what Mr.. Oar
rim had wanted Mr.. Rockwell 10 tell.
because il was confirmation for part of
Skura's story, but he had forgotten IL.
and 1t remained for Justice Crane TO
bring out the point himself.
ness anything about the oeX OF car
ti'dges which had been found in Skura .
cab, which the prosecution claims was
left there by the defendant. Mr. Rock
veil rad been the next person 70 enter
Skura' : cab after the Hams brothers
vacated It. Mr.. Mcintyre was so pleased
over the omission that he refused to
rrcss-eSamiue Mr., Rockwell at all.
The evening world., 1908-12-24
Proves Death Again.

Mr.. Rockwell was just leaving the
stand when Darrin asked him:
Were you present when William r
MINIS died ?" Yes said Mr.. Rock
well.
lion at this time?'' asked Justice Crane
surprised Il wish to prove the death
N case it las not been sufficiently
proven" sad Nj 1Darrin, Composedly
After a short recess, which the law
yers spent in consultations Mr.. Darrin
called William II. Harold. patrolman
attached to the Long Island station
and now detailed to the District Attor-
ney's Office He said he had tried on
Dec. II and on Dec IS to serve subpoe-
mas for Mr.. DarrIn on John Tonning,