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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20

artek, dnia 2O.go S%tycznia.
dee obchodu piecsetnej rocz,
n1cy porazki krzyzak6w, pod
Grlnwdldem i poda1 mysl,
abysmy skorzystali 2 takowej
sposobnosci wybierajac koA
mitet wykcnawszy z grona
Towarzystwa 6w. Stanis}awa
Kostkj, ably ten opracowal
program, przvgotowal droge
"a pomoca Towarzystwa sw.
Cecylii i ch6ru, W porozumie-
niu sic innych m~iejscowych
Towarzystw tax polskich ia
ko tez litewskich, s}ovac-
kich i czeskioh. Przez po}a-
genie takowycb Towarzystw
wybierajac cztonk6w ma sub
komitet, kt6ryby byf pomo-
ca komitetowi wykonawcze
mu. Pod komitet albowiem
zfaczony z r6znych organi-
zacyi musi wsp6ldz1a|ac W
p~orozumieniu z komitetem
w"ykonawczym; dlatego k:m!-
tet wykonawczy bierze ma
sic odpowiedzialnost i cara
zem pierwsze6stwo W Los
Angeles Cal. postarac sic 0
obch6d pierwszorzedny z mai
wieksza okazatosc:a demon
stracy;a narodowa, i on pc
stara sic o wielka hale i be-
die usifowa} ably program
uroczystosci jak n%ajpomysl"
niej wypad}. Pc p~rzem6wie-
niu tych slow j zachety WieI.
ks. proboszcza, postanowiEo
Tow. Sw. Stanislawa Kostki
wybrac xaraz komitet wyko-
nawczy, ably m6g} opracowat
program i dalsza droge wska-
zac innym s~ubkomitetom.
Pc dyskusyi przyjeto pc
per ,ysze ieduogfosnie i z "a
pa!em, ably urza{dzif obch6d
piec setnej roczxnnicy pogro.
mu krzyjax6w pod GrudwaI
dem a Tanner bergiem W Los
Angeles, Cal. dnia Is. lipca
1910. W spos6b, W jaki tyl-
ko nasze S odki i sposob
nose pozwala. Potem prey
stapiono do obrania komite-
Ia; powo}anym zostaf jedno-
gfosnj0 nasz Wiel. ks, pro-
boszcz ma prezesa komitetu,
ma vice prezesa pan Antonj
Stabenau, ma sekretarza
prok. p. Autoni %Jauowicz,
ma kasyera p. J6zef Tanza-
golski. Radnymi zostali wy.
brani: p. DR.. J6zef Fandrey,
p. Tomasz Na!ewaja, p. An
toni Wypychowski, p. Mar
Gin Paradowski i p. France
seek Wypychowski.
Pr7ytem uradZono ably O.
W gazetach polskich o
nsszem przedsiewziec u i
dalszych przygotowaniach do
tax wielkich uroczystosci,
ca}y nar6d polski, roz-
proszony pc calym 6wiecie,
stanie wsp6lnie jakby jeden
do boju; przypomimy
H.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20

,raniczy. Oni Pnlak6w ME
wytepia, DO ia mann taxa
ksiq:ke co to stoi duo o
Polsce to ia tam nieraz czy-
lam, ze kiedy Polk, mia}a
upa6e - a by1 wtedv jakis
ksiadz ". Krakovie ! ten
ksiadz tax m6wif do ludzi
ie: Polsko ty upadnies7, ale
zn6v, I'll chy p, d}ngiei ME
w.,l'. Il grobu zmartwych
VISTA, iesz, to il W to wierze
! to sic stan'e. My dzjekuj-
my Bogu, re tn ma g 'scin-
nej 1ieni amerykshs~i"i jess
tesmy r6wni r6wnymi i tn
nam mkt ME zabrsnia mo-
wy polskiei i wolno nam sic
swobodnie 1ozlasta6 j ros6 "
potege.'
,,Oj tax, i wy6cie kochany
Iwanie powiedzieli kilka
slow prawdy odrzek} Kasper
Niedba1a, musieliscie z INTO
dych lat do szko}y chodzic;''.
- Ell gdzie tam chodzilem,
moja szko}a to by}y cery i
stodola" odpoWiedzia} Ivan
Toe chwa]a B 'gu ma ksiaz-
.ce W kosciele pom >dliG sic
um;em, ale co wjecej 10 ME
o Polsce DUO wienu bonn
slu2yf przez k'lka lat W woj
sku sWemu wrogowi - by
lem W trzech w%ojnach, a Bog
daf re mnie ami jedna kuIa
ME dra :ne1A; a by]i tam i
uczep1 zo|nierze tcsmy ME-
raz mielzy SODA r6zno5ci o.
powia dali o naszej ukocha-
nej Ojcz,znie."
Ledwie ty CHI. slow dokon-
cyl starry Iwar gdy mu}y
tax nagle, re sic obaj
sasiedzi stocz5l Ii IL siedziska
ma dino wOzu. ,,Glerrep"
krzykna} starry Ivan ma Med
ba}ove mu}y, ale Niedba{a
ttworzy} oczy i zawo'a} 90"
spostrzegf re 50 juz W ME-
scie, albowiem muly, gdy
przysz}y ma swo]e miejsce
gdzie zawsze Niedba1a zaiez~
dial, zawsze same nag]e sta
wa}Y,
go to, juz jesteSmy W
miescie" :zek} starry Ivan.
TAX odpowiedzia1 Niedba}a
>agadali6my sic, deszcz nam
W oczy chlustal i anismy sic
spodzieli ztsmy W miekcie
Cbwa'a Bogu "a to re mas
tn szczesliVie p,zyprowadzi}.
.Uwiazc;e teraz szkapska 10
p6jdziemy sic gdzje zagrzac,
DO mnie, co prawda, to juz
mi tax bebechy cygoca re
sobie .rady dae ME moge.
Niedba1a zapewnia1 stare
go Iwana, ze mu|y choc ME
uwiazane ste ia zawsze spo-
kojnie ale dis, ola pewaosci
re i'm s}ota dokuczafa, wyja}
HAWAI- szpagatu 2 kieszeni i
p%rzywiaza} jednego mu}a ma
xedzidlo do k6lka juz tam
cd dawna ma ten eel wbitego.
Starry Ivan przez ten czas
znalaz}szy HAWAII trzaski o.
skroby wal MIA buty z wick
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20

den place i 1kanie W ca}ym
kosciele 49, ia sam p}aka}em
gdy us}ysza1em z ust tego
kaznodz!ei . p~rzesladowaniu
j niedo]i naszych braci Po'
lak6w pod tym nieszczesnym
zaborem niemieckim, kt6-
rym juz we w}asnym sw:ym
kraju polskim jezykiem mo-
vic zabraniaja; niedosc tego
j naszvch polskich kap}an6w
zupelnie niewinnie ma kare
zasadzaja, lub do wiezieh
ws9dzaja. O Boze! 2 nieba
wysokiego wejrzyj ma ten
biedny nar6k po]skii wyrwij
90 drapieznych rak ma
szych tyran6w."
:,Oj prawde, swieta prawde
m6wicie moi kochany Ka-
SPREE" odrzekf starry Ivan
,,ale ze wszystko ma swiecit
noa swoje grantee i t. irE'
niecne rza1y kiedys Bog o.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
CANCER SERUM
SEEMS SUCCESS
Local Patients Treated With
the Gilman Discovery Show
Great Improvement

Observation of the cases treated in
San Francisco hospitals with the Gill
man cancer serum Indicate, according
to the physicians in attendance. that
the identical clinical results reported
by Gilman will reward the efforts of
the members of the local medical fra
ternity. In spite of the fact that the
theory is being submitted to a most
rigorous investigation and that the
almost exclusively, the patients have
shown signs of general Improvement.
Owing to the fact that a complete
and extended hospital history of the
cases must be compiled before an in
dorsement can be given. the physicians
decline to make an announcement
which will directly accept the army
surgeons theory. However, both DIR.
John Gallwey and DIR. w. B. Coffey.
who worked with Gilman while he was
in this city, declare that most prom
ising conditions have been observed
and in number of cases the anxiously
looked for reaction" has become evil
dent. Not only has a healing process
set in at the attacked tissue regions,
but the general health of the patient
has improved
Doctor Coffey has under observation
% test cases. in which are included al
most all forms of cancer, operative and
imperative Some of these cases are
at The Southern Pacific hospital, while
others are at private institutions. A
quantity of the serum has been placed
in cold storage by Coffey and he is to
make an extended scientific report as
soon as is possible.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
WAKEFIELD is RULED
INVOLUNTARY BANKRUPT
Refuge Behind Wage Garner"
Clause Not Sustained

Franklin W. Wakefield. formerly
president of the Beck Wakefield ma
chinery house of this city which went
into insolvency in 1906, was yesterday
formally declared by United States Dis
trict Judge E. s. harrington to be an
involuntary bankrupt, despite the hard
fight which had been made in the fed
eral courts to have him declared a vol
untary bankrupt.
Wakefield attempted to take refuge
behind the federal statute which states
that man who is a wage Garner can
not be declared an involuntary bank
rdpt. To support this contention evil
dence was brought in at the time of
the trial to show that he was securing
but $125 4 month from the Moore-Doty
company of Tahiti. of which concern he
was president. This was also an at
tempt to prove he did not receive more
than $500 a year. which amount is all
that a man can receive and be classed
as a wage Garner"
Judge Harrington upheld the decision
of the jury which decided Wakefield re-
ceived $3.50 a year, and also stated
that the entries in the Moore Doty
company's books to support the con-
tentiOn of Wakefield were suspicious.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
Wife LOSES OUT
in DIVORCE SUIT
Judge Trout After Hearing
Husbands Defense Rules
Latter Wronged One

divorce and reconcilia ton of
divorce yesterday in Judge Troutt,s
court when the matrimonial entangle-
ments of Charles and Mary Hansen
were brought up for unraveling The
wife brought the second divorce suit
but on hearing the testimony of the
husband, the court gave him the honors
of the contest.
A year ago Hansen secured a divorce.
but a short time afterward the two
were reconciled. Their reconciliation
was brief, for Mrs. Hansen followed it
by divorce suit on her own account
Her claim was that he had a penchant
for bombardng her with frying pans.
lighted lamps and such other house
hold articles as were within his reach
in his f1amboyant moments. This Han
sen denied and in turn testified that
his wife was apt to be ra ther shrewish
The court finally decided that Hansen
had the real complaint and awarded
him the divorce.
In asking for an annulment of her
marriage to Maurice Rendsburg Mrs
Jane Rendsburg in her complaint said
that her husband first got her drunk
and that while she was in an intoxi-
Gated condition, took her to a Justice
of the peace who married them. The
marriage, she said, was solemnized in
October 10, 1909, but on SOLDERING up
and discovering her condition, she left
him and went to live with her parents.
Her maiden name was Jane OShea.
The following divorces were granted !:
Elsie E. from Oscar f. Duenwald cruelty
Mary l.. from William Hambn failure to pro
vide; Marguerite from William Garden habitual
intemperance; Jennie from Edwin Hoy cruelty
Hattie from William Lloyd. desertion: Dorothy
from John +. Monroe, failure to provide
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
ARMY OFFICERS To
TAKE TEST ride
Colonel Deems and Major Blake
Iy Ordered to Report for
Physical Examination

Colonel Clarence Deems and Major
have been ordered to report to the
board of examiners for physical tests
September "a.
If not reported by the board as ply
sically incapacitated these officers will
report at the office of the commanding
s:45 a. m, September 26, for the purpose
of undergoing the marching test. with
the senior officer in charge. Immedi-
ately after completing the test they
will again report to the board at the
army general hospital. Presidio of San
Francisco. for further examination.
Colonel Deems is commanding the
post at the Presidio during the absence
of Colonel Lundeen, who is taking the
riding test.
Eighteen of the officers undergoing
the physical examination left the Pre-
sidio yesterday morning for the three
days riding test The men will ride
more than 90 miles and expect to make
camp near Burlingame.
The board of officers appointed Sep
tember will recOnvene in the office of
the attending surgeon at headquarters
at 10 o'clock a. M, September "a, and
at the army general hospital, Presidio
of San Francisco. September 2s, to ex-
anime officers ordered before it in pur-
suance of paragraph 4, general orders
No. las, war department, July 80.
Leave of absence for three months
has been granted First Lieutenant
Charles o. Thomas Jr., First cavalry,
now at Camp Yosemite, to take effect
about september %.
Target practice with five inch guns
will be held by the SiXtieth company,
coast artillery corps, at Battery Bou-
telle this morning under the command
of Captain T. Q. Ashburn.
The Tenth company, coast artillery
corps, under the command of First
Lieutenant r. P. Winslow. held re-
volver target practice at the Presidio
yesterday morning.
Admiral Thomas Phelps, L. S. N, left
the city yesterday for Bremerton,
where he will inspect the armored
cruiser Cha rleston, which is TO be put
out of commission. The Charleston has
just returned from a tour of duty at
Asiatic stations.
In the absence of Colonel f. F. Ladd,
adjutant general, department of Cali
fornia. who is taking the riding test
and physical examination, Captain Fer
gusson, coast defense officer, is in
charge of army headquarters.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
FAILURE TO READ THE
NEWSPAPERS EXPENSIVE
Wealthy Contractor Involved in
Lengthy Litigation

Because Jesse u. Hannah, a wealthy
contractor, didn't have time during the
few busy months after the fire in 1906
10 read the neWspa pers. he has been
compelled to find an abundance of time
10 spend in the courts of the state
ever since. The case went TO the su-
preme court yesterday.
Immediately after the fire Hannah
became very busy putting up houses
aroaad Fillmore street. On July Z.
: t05. hc found time TO close a three
.tar lease with b. L. Steinman, for
uer mayor of Sacramento, for the old
Saratoga hall property in Geary street
near HNda Two days before the su-
fleryis isors had extended the fire limits
10 include This property. and when
Hannah applied for a permit for a
frame building it was denied. With
"a three year lease it would be i'm
possible to erect a substantial. struc-
Iure.
Steinman refused to grant a longer
lease and Hannah sued TO have it an
uulled because of his mistake. In the
meantime Hannah had paid $1,000 and
owes $4,000 more. He is endeaVoring
10 avoid payment Of the latter sum
and recover some OF the $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
HALSEY AT LAST
BROUGHT TO TRIAL
Judge Dunno Withdraws From
Case and Judge SeaweII
Takes Bench

AFTER delay of three and q half
years Theodore Y. Halsey. chief agent
for the Pacific telephone and telegraph
company. was brought to trial vester-
day on an Indictment returned March
20. 1907. charging him with bribing
Max Mamlock, one of the supervisors
on the Doodle board. the mass of oh
lections on the part of the defense
being swept away at the last moment
by Judge Frank H Dunno withdraw
ing from the case and appointing in
his stead Judge Emmett Seaweu of
the superior court Of Sonoma county.
once started. affairs moved rapidly.
and before the day closed five pros
pective jurors had been chosen. These
are John Dugan. letter carrier: J.
Elckersloh, grocer: George G Smart.
dairyman; Harry Becker. real estate.
and Peter Stelling. grocer.
JUDGE DUNE CAUSTIC
Judge Dunno. in Withdrawing from
The case. caustically commented on the
situation.
II am very much surprised" he said.
that i. Humphrey Stewart made an
affidavit declaring that / had shown
my prejudice and bias by referring to
Theodore Y. Halsey as q criminal. and
/ would have been still more surprised
II that other person, Rosenstirn, had
not made q similar affidavit. / have
taken steps 10 lay the affidavits made
boy the physicians before the San Fran
cisco county medical society. I only
wish there We're some mode of disci-
plining some of the attorneys in the
case by reporting their conduct to the
bar association. AS there is not the
incident must be closed.
1t was never my intention to try
The Halsey case. While there is no
legal disqualification TO my sitting
fear that Halsey viii not see the true
import of nay remarks concerning his
attorney and physicians and may take
them TO include himself. Under the
circumstances I decided to let another
Judge preside. Judge Emmett Seawell
81 Sonoma county has kindly con-
sented TO hear the case and it will
proceed before him"
ATTORNEYS ARE SILENT
The courtroom was exceptionaIly
quiet when the judge was speaking
Neither Attorney Bert Schlesinger nor
steve Costello. representing Halsey
said word. Al the conclusion of
the judges remarks Schlesinge OBJ
jected 10 his motion being overruled
and also TO the appointment of Judge
Seawell
The objections were renewed when
Judge Seawen took the bench in the
afternoon. The defense objected to
the impaneling of the jury on the
ground that the entire venire was not
present.
The court viii take recess for
an hour. said Seawell. during which
the sheriff viii try and bring all
Eeniremen into court
At the end OF the hour the venire
was sim incomplete, but Judge Sea
nTeil refused 10 delay any longer.
The impaneling Of the jurors will
continue Friday morning
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
CLUBWOMEN TO RAISE
CASH BY THEATER PARTY
Presidents of Local Bodies Plan
District Meetings

The regular weekly meeting of the
local committee of presidents of the
federated women's clubs of the city
was held yesterday morning to plan
for the coming district convention
1t was decided to hold theater
party Tuesday evening October II, at
the Alcazar theater for the purpose
of raising money to defray the ex-
penses of the convention, all seats.
save those in the gallery, to sell for
81. The arrangements are under the
direction of Mrs. Almeron Skinkle and
Mrs. Frank Fredericks.
A letter was received from the Cali
fornia club rendering the use of it's
clubhouse during the three days of
the convention. 1t will be necessary
to find another meeting place for the
evenings.
A meeting of the entertainment COM
mittee has been called by Mrs. Skinkle
for next Wednesday morning at $50
o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
SACK OF BEANS PROVES
TO BE so ON TOP ONLY
Lower Part Filled With Sweep
ings; Arrest Follows

Harry Mccarthy and Daniel Harring-
ton, peddlers, drove up to S. Cohn's
store at 5O01 California street on Tues
day afternoon and carried a sack into
the store.
DO you want any beans today?"
asked Mccarthy, because if you do
we will sell you this sackful for S4.
and it is worth double the money"
The top of the sack was exposed
showing a few beans, but Cohn insisted
it should be opened. They refused and
Cohn. seizing a knife. ripped the sack
open and found it was filled with street
sweepings.
They ran out of the store and jumped
into their wagon while Cohn blew a
police whistle to which Policeman
George Berry responded. He pursued
and captured Mccarthy and Harring-
ton and charged them with vagrancy.
Yesterday when they appeared before
Police Judge Deasy the charge of
vagrancy was continued and a new
charge of attempting to obtain money
by false pretenses was booked against
them.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
ORPHANS CAPTURE
ELECTRICAL SHOW
Seventy=five Girls From Cath
olic Asylum See Wonders
of Big Display

The exhibitors at the Pacific coast
electrical exposition wore their bright
est smiles yesterday afternoon. The
occasion was the visit of 75 sweet little
orphan girls ranging in age from to
10 years. They were from the Roman
Cathloic orphan asylum and in charge
of two Sisters of Charity. Every at
tache of the various booths came for
ward to bid for the pleasure of escort
ing them through the various displays.
The representatives of the San Fran
cisco gas and electric company got
there first and secured the honor. The
way they inspected the displays and
the souvenirs they captured was eau
ton. They manifested a mature inter-
est in every exhibit, their intelligent
questions proving that electricity was
a familiar subject. They gave unusual
attention to the inventions in domestic
science, the electric coffee pots. broil-
ers, toasters, bakers and water heaters.
When they departed each bore a bundle
of catalogues, samples and other me-
mentoes of the big electrical show.
Last night was banner night in the
attendance. 1t was a banner occasion
also in several other respects. Direct
communication was established with
Los Angeles early in the evening, more
than a hundred visitors at the Pacific
telephone company's booth listening to
band concert taking place in the
southern city. This evening Ellery' S
band, playing at Idora park, will be the
attraction over the long distance tele-
phone using the new sound magnifying
instruments.
All the other displays retain their
hold on the public. The man who eats
electricity in the Westinghouse booth
apparently thrives on the diet, and the
cows are still proud of their nightly
milkings by wire. The electric vehicle
display, the conduit system, the electric
pianos and the city fire alarm and po-
lice patrol system all come in for their
share of notice on the part of visitors
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
GLOBE EXPRESS BREAKS
MONOPOLY OF so YEARS
New Company Operates on Line
of Western Pacific

AS exclusively told in The Call sew
eral weeks ago, the Globe express COM
pany has entered California, Nevada
and Utah as a competitor of Wells,
Fargo & Co, and for the first time in
their existence San Francisco, Oakland.
Stockton, Sacramento, Marysville and
Oroville find themselves on the line of
two express companies The monopoly
of so years of the Wells Fargo ex-
press company has been broken.
Early this month, unknown to many
and unheralded except to the readers
of The Call, the Globe express company
began operation along the line of the
Western Pacific railway. 1t has con-
nections with all express companies in
the United States and has secured tenn
porary offices in the northern portion
of the ferry building. The general
offices of the company, west of Salt
Lake City, are in the Mills building
Offices will he established in all towns
along the line of the Western Pacific
within the next few weeks.
The officials of the Globe company
are: Charles II. Schlacks, president;
D. d. Mayo. general manager; ]. w
Gilluly. treasurer; j. r. Allen, general
superintendent.
Occasionally justice smites man
with a heavy hand, but more often he
is merely kept under his wife's thumb.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
WITNESSES TELL OF
PRINGLE'S TACTICS
Say He Misrepresented Himself
as Revenue Officer

Captain John c. II. Pringle the
former steamboat captain who is
charged with impersonating a revenue
officer. yesterday sat before United
States Commissioner II. NJ. Wright and
heard witnesses tell how he had ex-
torted money from them under the
guiSe of being d representative of the
government.
The star witness for the prosecution,
=. Peterno, a Benicia saloon keeper.
from whom it is alleged Pringle got s5.
failed TO show up at the hearing and
the case was continued until 1870 o'clock
this afternoon.
Joseph Perrier, another Benicia
saloon keeper, was placed on the wit
ness stand yesterday and testified that
A'Tingle had secured S25 from him on
/te pretense that he would not report
failures TO comply with government
regulations on Perrier's launches. and
also that the defendant had secured $50
from him as a loan
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
SKIDDING AUTOMOBILE
CRASHES INTO TEAM

A trolley pole prevented a runaway
at Montgomery and Sutter streets yes
terday after a skidding automobile
had crashed into team that was
standing close to the corner.
r. Addelstone, driver for the Mer-
chants parcel delivery company, had
Just left his wagon and was about to
enter a clothing store when an auto
mobile. driven by Louis Bondelli of 1 As
Tiffany avenue. skidded and collided
with the team, knocking one of the
horses down and against the trolley
pole, holding the team there until sew
eraI men, who were close at hand
caught them.
Bondelli was accompanied by mem
bers of his family, including children,
but they escaped injury.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
HEROES MUST SERVE
TEN YEAR SENTENCE
Court of Appeals Aff1rms' Judge
Cabaniss' Ruling

The 10 year sentence in Folsom i'm
posed by Judge Cabaniss upon William
Herges was yesterday affirmed by the
state court of appeals. Herges was
attacking his companion. Miss Margaret
Touhy, in Montgomery street on the
night Of December ;, 1909, when the
screams Of the woman attracted
George Pope, janitor Pope went to
the assistance Of the woman and was
stabbed TO death by Herges. The plea
OF Herges' attorneys that the verdict
should have been for murder or ac-
quittsl instead Of manslaughter was
held 20 be ridiculous, for ii admitted
that the prosecution had laid an ex
cellent foundation for a murder
charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22

HILL SCORES UNCLE
SANS EXTRAVAGANCE
Former Governor of New York
Warns Against Expenditures

ELMIRA N. Y, Sept 21-Former
Governor David B. Hill spoke today at
the county fair grounds. He said:
"One of the dangers that confront
the country today is the already in
creased and still increasing expeditures
of government in nation and state.
Good, old fashioned economy seems to
have been abandoned and wild schemes
of every character are being substi-
tuted in it's stead. The extent to
which official salaries have been in
creased in both state and nation is
appalling and the end is not yet.
The country can not long stand
such reckless legislation and in my
opinion it is high time to call a halt.