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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-29

Ameryki ma parowcu ,,Presi.
dent Grant w ojczyznie
s1uzvli razem W jednym dwo-
RE a pokocbawszy sic / ME
widzac widok6w rych}ego
pobrania sic postanowili ra.
zem wyjecbac do Ameryki
gdzie o dobry zaborek latwiej
ni& W k.raju. Niestetv nie za-
opatrzyli sic W odpowiednie
srodki pieniezne, kt6rymi
przy wyladowaniu W Amery-.
ce wykazac sic .zstrrzeba. N. /.
Svszc2arz, kt6ra cd krew-
nych przebywajacyc juz cd
dawna W Stanach Zjednoczo
nych otrzyma]a potrzebna
kwot.e, z. kt6ra mogla wyla
dowac. nar7eczony iej jednak
cac powodu braku pieniedzy
skazany zosta} ma deportacye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-29
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PARYZ, 26 grudnia. -
Wczoraj og|oszono ..tu tekst
nowych rozporzadze6: rzado-
wych W sprawie strajE6w
funkcyonaryuszy kolejowych
iinstytucyi rzadowych, roz.
porzad adzenia to cd dis obo-
wiazuja - a stosowac sic do
Mich musza wszystkie kom-
panic, gdYz beda one wobec
sad6w :podstawa prawna W
kazdej ma przy szlo6t sprawie.
Ustanawiaiq one koMisye
poiednawcze we wsze]kich
galeziach przemysfu, a szcze-
g6lnie W dziedzinie komu-
nikacyi instytucyi .dobra
pubicgnego, W komisyach.
tych zasiadac beda przedsta-
wicie4e pra6o1dlawc6w i pra-
cownik6w - i - te komisye
tylko regulowac maja wszels
kie sprawy; strajki - wyklu-
czonel Przzepisy -> -. >kt6rych
inicyatorem jest premier
BRAND, wychodza z tej s}u
sznej 7asady, il ur2adzenia
publiczne sa wsp6lnem do:
brem og6}u, a ME kompa-
nil lub lei funkcyonaryuszy
ME mona tedy strajkowaG 2
powodu nieporozumie1 pry-
watnych - kara niewinnego
zgota og6lu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-29


DOVER, Anglia, 2e grud>
MIA. W zawodacb o nagrcde
De Forresta " sumie $4,000
"a przelecenie mad kana}em
La Manche z Anglii do Bel.
gill napowr6t - puscil sic
W droge aviator Cecile Grace
i szczes|iwie przelecia} az do
granicy belgIskiej: W drodze
powrotoej jednak zagina}
i ME wiadomo CO sic z MIN
sta}o; 20 raz ostatni widzia-
nc go W Calais we Francyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-29
tnik6w, J6zefa Wilczaka, po.

=
zostajacego bez zajecia. Ut,
wierdzi1o sic zas tembardzie::
wtedy, gdy Wilczak cpus'cl:
Buffalo, oswiadczajac gospo'
darzowi, ze pdaje si7 do Lock
port "a poszukiwaniem piracy
ii z wizyta do krewnych. P6z'
mel dowiedziano sic, re Viii:
czak. chcial odjechac do New
Yorku.
Poszkodowany doni6s1 o
kradziezy policvi i ia zabra}a
sic do odszukania podejrza
nego O kradziez Wilczaka.
PITTSBURG,, Pa. w pre-
sz}ym ty godniu odby~:a'y sic
'poczatkowe rozprawy handy
rolskich wlamywaczy. Ki1kn
z Mich uwolniono ki|l u po
zostalo "a kratkami. Mniej-
sxa o nazwiska rozchodzi sic
nam tn o co innego a mia
nowicie o to, ze niekt6rzy
rodzice tych ananas6w Oh
brzymio czuli sic obrazo2y:
mi ze wymieniono nazwis:
ka ich pociech mied2y To-
trami. A pieknie wychowu-
jecis swoich synaczk k6w, ze
sjuzz " TAX. MI :dych ::leciech
zaeiadaja aHa 44awach: csk ar<o-
nych i zawajaja wieyipnia.
Wstyd poprostu wypowiadac
zdaDia pJdobne, ale ola t3 ch
ludzi widocznie wstydu juz
ME ma. Wjec ciesz sic cjcze
j mako ze synal tw6j przy.
nos1 do domu }upy nocnycb
zdobyczy i ty przechowujesz
skradzione przedmioty i do.
piero policya znachodzi po
katach pocboware. To pos
tep moze. Njgdv ME spo
dziewa]jsmy sic, zeby to mia
10 miejsce a :. jednak So to
rzeczy najpewniejsze. Naz~
wisk nie wyn,ieniamy a win.
nj poczuja sic do why i mo-
re sprowad<i 'ch to ma dro-
sc upamietania.
CLEVELAND, @. W 20.
niedzia}ek oko}o godziny IL
ej pred po}udniem pad}
.przy piracy zl1any naa Kan
towie" malarz Anoni Dy
szy6ski. Odwieziono go do
s1pitala, gdzie nitbawem
zycie zako6czy}. Pr>yczyna
smierci zapalanie merck.
Zmar}y osierocil zone z Kill
korgiem drobnych d2iatek
Mech .odpoczywa W pokoju.
DETROIT, Mich. w ME-
Najprzew. ks. Biskup|
Foley poswieci} kamie6 we
gielny pod nowy gmach
Przytulku sw. J6zefa dla
ohlopc6w przy: Bourroughs
ave. Zak}ad ten stoi pod "a
rzacem Braci Ksaweryan6w
a budowa jego postepuje
szybko. Pierwszy dom tego
zak}adu znajduje sic ma. ro-
gu ulic Congress i Beaubien
zbudowany zostat ofiarno6-
ola konferencyi Sw. Wincen-
tego a Paulo 0 kt6rej rozw6j
" swej dyecezyi Najprz. ks.
Biskup bardzo usilnie sic sta
=. Zostal inkorponowany
Is wrze5nia 1903, a oddany
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-29

PLATT CENTER, Nob....
.gmufuy wypadek :wydarzyi
sic >tu, kie1y Jan Furma6~
Ski zosta3, przejechany j "a.
bity przez. pociag towarowy.
dazacy z Columbus do Nor-j
folk Nebr.' S. P. Furma6skij q;
wyiecha} w=poludnie tego, sa-iI
mn:go dnia. do Columbus, Y y,
.Nebr.,< odleglo6ci otolo ,15
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-29

CHICAGO, III. Osmnasto.
letni Jan Holienka, skradl
motorcykl J6zefowi Marck
zamieszkafemu pnr. 2122
Flornoy u]icy. Marek zawia.
dom1f natYchmiast po]icye, a
W nied]ugim czasie detektyw
Jan Rilep ujrza} Holienke
pedzacego ma motorcycle
wzd1uz West Madison u)icy.,
Detektyw zakrzyknal ma ra-
busia, by sic zatrzymal lecz
W odpowiedzi Holienka
zwiekszyl tylko bieg maszy-
ny. Przytomny j 5mialy de-
tektyw ME da} "a wygrana,
ale skoczyf bez n mys'u
ma tylne siode}ko N otorcykla
j przylozywszy revolver do
zlodzieia 2musil go do "a
zatrzYmania maszyny, po-
|czem zbiega aresltowal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-29

4llll, ~eZ<t \: ESA-ss sa"Se~A A1eA = -
Powr6cl wszy ma " 'ecz6r /
kitdy mia}> zle6c z pociagu,
stana} ma scii,odach .wagonu
i zaczaf ro2mo we z przyja-
ci6lmi. Pociag ruszy1 j ten
ch, &C wtedy zeskoczy6 padf
pod kola.> pociagu, kt6re mu
ucie}y jedna noge y powyzei
kolana a Gala stope u drugiej.
Przywo|any lekarz po wstrzy-
MANU- krwi z !. ran wys1a1
rannego pociagem do szpi-
tols W Columbus, Nebr. gdzie
po zaopatrzeniu sw. Sakra-
nentami wyziona1 ducha o
godzinie 1~ej W nocy.
Zona 6p. Furma6skiego, po
otrzymaniu tel smutnej VIA
domosci wyruszy}a zaraz do
Columbus )ecz bylo juz "a
p6zno sic. pozegnac z mezem
gdyz zajecha|a dopiero 0 Sci
ranO.
S. p; Furmahski pozosta-
viii W smutku pograzonych
zone dw6ch braci, Jana i
Marciua j szescioro dzjeci,
nsjstarsza c6rka jest zamez-
ma, 2as najm]odszy jest chlo-
piec ]iczecy 5 esieey.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-29

| - q.
Siosttzyczka bawj}a sic o.
box ma po;(}odze, ale to TAX
20 dwuletnie dziecko potrze.
bujace jes7cze opieki.
Ia powrotem matki wez~
wano lekar7a. Mic juz ME po
mog}o. Zycie z dziecka daw-
no ulecia1o.
f.atwo SO bic mf fzma wyo-
brazic zrozumieo rozpacz
kochajacej swe dzieei matkj
ale zaie i Ivy ME pomagaja'
E]ednak, gdy juz zap6zno.
Trzeba zwykie naprz6d pre-
widy"ac z}e skutki jake
zawsze wcze5niej czy poi
niej, sprowadzaja lekkon,ysl-=
nose i niedba]stwo. ..
/ W}adyslaw Maciejewski,
2 20]etni, zam. 81 Olga Place
przekonal sic W ubieg}y
czwartek, ze oszczednO6ci
ME op]aei sic trzymac " do
mu, DO zawsze znajdzie sic
jaki6 amator cudzej Wlasnosci
kthry je sobie przyw}aazczy.
Tax sic i W dawnym wy.
padku sta}o. Maeiejewski ga
trudniony W garbarni Georgia
Lauba przy Clinton ul. zao-.
szczedzH sobie $40 i przecho.
wywa1 pieniadze W kieszeni
spodni. cdswietnych. Gdy "
czwartek wr6cil Cd rracy do
domu spostrzeg} 10 pieniadze
te znik}y. Ma stancyi 2 MIN
s.stalo: knko innych mlodYch
]udzi. Gospodarz nazywa. sig
stanis1aw Pasek. Pudejrzenie
...zaraz paet]o ma jednego = bor-
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01
EAST MUST SOON TURN
TO WEST FOR LUMBER
North Carolina Pine Forests
Will Last twenty-five Years

Ten years ago short leaf pine (whc h
is known in the trade as North Caro-
lima pine) was but little known in the
north, but because of the constant in
crease in price of white pine the pack
ing case manufacturers were COM
mencing to use North Carolina pine
in the ends of their boxes to keep
down the cost, says the New York
Evening Post
This gradual substitution, hardly
noticeable at first, continued to in
crease until at the present day pack
ing cases are entirely made of North
Carolina pine and only about per
cent are made of other woods Build
ers and contractors We're having this
same experience. as white pine was
disappea ring from the market and the
price increasing. and North Carolina
was taking its place.
This same state of affairs exists in
the entire lumber trade. Floors, cell
ings, partitions, roofing and sheathings
in the usual frame houses throughout
the country are made from North Car
olina pine and the total consumption
of this wood in the eastern states
amounts to the enormous quantity of
], 500, 900 000 feet per year. Only a
small percentage of white pine is now
used and the offerings grow less each
year, as North Carolina pine is less
than half its price and has proved a
good substitute.
A remarkable feature is the low
price that North Carolina brings, not
withs tanding the fact that there is but
a small quantity of this timber left.
and there is nothing to take its place
east of the Mississippi river.
This class of timber grows in the
states of Virginia, North and South
Carolina and in the northern part of
Georgia, and it is we'll known through
out the south that in less than 20 years
it will be exhausted. The consump-
tion increases each year and after
North Carolina pine timber is gone the
east will have to go beyond the Mis-
sissippi valley for its material for
packing cases and frame houses, which
is startling situation.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01
DELAY IN SAFE
DEPOSIT HEARING
Gotham Capitalist Detained In
London and Will Not Reach
Here Before March
Affairs of Company to Be De-
cided When H. p. Wilson
Arrives

Although the final hearing on the
affairs of the California safe deposit
and trust company has been set for
February Is. 1t is not likely that the
case can be definitely determined until
some time in March The February
of all parties in court, the intention
the institution shall be reorganized or
the assets distributed among the de-
positors.
son, the New York; capitalist. who is
at the head of the reorganization
scheme, will not be able to reach San
Francisco until March. He is detained
in London by important business mat
ters
Two matters of special Importance
have engaged the attention of those
favorable to the rehabilitation project.
settlement upon an agreed basis with
every one of the stock holders and to
reach an understanding mutually salts
factory with the New York interests
which are to finance the project. Most
of this work has been accomplished.
Wilson, 1t is now stated. will leave
shortly for New York He will be
unable to com eto California before
March /.
When the case is called February
Is, application will be made for an
other postpOnement with the assurance
that the entire situation will be in
shape for final settlement in the fol-
lowing month
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01
hINDUS ARE TAKEN
TO ANGEL ISLAND
Immigrants Must Pass Physical
Test; No Evidence of Labor
Law Violations
More Coming on Liner Chiyo
Maru, Which Is Due Here
Thursday

The 191 Hindus who arrived sunday
on the liner Manchuria were taken yes
terday to the immigration detention
station on Angel island where they
Will be subjected to examination TO de-
termine their physical and moral ht-
ness to land
AS British subjects the only bars 10
their landing could be their affiietion
with disease or disability. or the fact
that they had come here in violation
of the contract labor law. The fed
eral doctors are depended upon to see
that only healthy aliens are admitted
to this country. and it devOlves upon
the immi grafton bureau to preserve the
integrity of the contract labor law.
Commissioner. of Immigration Hart
ri. North has been working for some
time in an effort TO find out under what
conditions the brown men leIt their
own land. and why SO many of them
come to California and Immediately go
TO work for one of the railroads en-
gagged in construction work
immigration Inspector Griffith made
a round of the railroad labor camps
throughout the state and questioned
many of the HinduS. but secured no
admission that would confirm the sus-
picion that their California employers
or their agents had hired them before
they left the far east.
The investigation is still under way
and Hindus are coming on every trans
Pacific liner There is a large batch
of them on the ChiyO Maru, which is
due here Thursday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01
THE HOME PHYSICIAN
This Recipe Makes a Splendid
Remedy for Coughs

The home made remedy described be-
low will be found a very handy and ef-
fective thing to have in the house
ready for use. 1t is simple, pleasant
to take easy to prepare, and lasts a
family a long time. 1t wipes out a
cough quickly.
Take pint of Granulated Sugar. add
one half pint of warm water. and stiI
about two minutes. Put two and one
half ounces Pinex csc cents WORTHY in
pint bottle and fill up with the Gran
ulated Sugar Syrup. Take a teaspoon
full every one, two or three hours.
Cough preparations. as rule, are
mostly syrup. Granulated Sugar Syrup
is both cheap and excellent. Pinex is
the most valuable concentrated com
pound of Norway White Pine Extract
and is rich in all the healing pine ele-
ments.
None of the weaker pine prepara-
tions can compare with the real Pinex
itself II your druggist hasn't 1T. he
can easily get it for you.
This recipe is also splendid FOR chest
pains, whooping cough, hoarseness
bronchitis, etc
Strained honey can be used instead
of the syrup and makes q very fine
honey and pine tar cough syrup.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01
SPANISH QUEEN BUYS
TOYS FOR CHILDREN
drstifies Longings of Poor
Boys in Madrid

Xavier Paoh, who has written much
Of the crowned heads of Europe and
who possesses souvenirs from tbem
contributes to the Gaulois supplement-
some interesting notes on the king and
queen Of Spain. Paoli is known in
france as lie garden des rois." an
honorary distinction conferred unon
him BY the king of Greece According
10 Paol, il is the charm Of the queen
of Spain which contributes much to the
popularity Of the monarchy today. Not
a day passes, when she is in Madrid.
that her majesty is not seen mingling
with the people, attended by q maid Of
honor. She enters the shops and nakes
her own purchases
PaON considers the quen's most
charming act was her purchase of TOYS
for the children Of two soldiers who
had Just returned from Melilla. and
whom she saw gazing wistfully at the
playthings for children, the cost of
which. a moment before the queen set
eyes upon the men, made an acquisition
by them an impossibility.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01
WILL APPEAL DISMISSAL
OF ELECTION CONTEST
Recount Indefinitely Postponed
by Latest Move

There is likely TO be "A long delay
before the trial of the election contests
begins. When the cases were called in
Judge Murasky's court yesterday At
tOrney Alexander O'GTady. representing
j. J. Sullivan. who is cOntestinS the
election of Police Judge Charles T.
.Conlan: announced that an appeal would
be taken from the decision dismissing
the contest.
The question at issue is whether or
not Conlan was properly served by the
leaving of a citation at his residence.
The district court of appeal ruled that
he should have been served personally
The supervisorial and shrievalty re-
counts have also been postponed All
the contests will go over from day to
day. but there viii be no further active
proceedings in the superior court until
Sullivan's appeal is decided.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01
BRIEF ILLNESS FATAL
TO ARTHUR B. HUSSEY
Well Known Stockton Man
Passes Away
Saoc;oI D;SooIcb Jo Tbe Gill

STOCKTON. Jan. 31.-Arthur B..
Hussey, well known Stocktonian,
died yesterday after sick spell of a
week duration. He was taken i'll a.
week ago Sunday, having suffered a
severe attack of stomach trouble The
patient was removed to a sanatorium
and his sister, Miss Alice Hussey. a
trained nurse of San Francisco, sent
for. She waited upon her brother day
and night. Saturday the doctors gave
up hope.
The deceased worked in a local book
store for nearly so years, and byshis
courteous manner had made a large
number of friends.
He was born in New York in 1854. In
1882 he joined Truth lodge No. So.
/. o. o. +. He was a member of the
Rebekahs and other Odd Fellow
branches. The funeral will be held
tomorrow morning at s o'clock from
l. o. o. F. hall.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01
KINGS DEATH RECALLS
HISTORY OF FATHER
Queen Victoria Was Prime
LeOpoId'S Niece

The death Of Leopold H. king OF the
BeIsians. can not fail 10 recall the cir
cumstance that his father. Prince Leo
pcid. third son Of the reigning duke
Of SaNe-Coburg -SaalfeId. who event
Ia llE became Leopold I. king Of the
BelEians. was married in early life to
Princess Charlotte Of England. only
child of George ". and that he accord
inglN stood in the very same position
which his nephew. the late prince con-
sort was afterward TO hold.
The Princess Charlotte died in child
bed i'm November. 1916. and the infant
was Stillborn. Had she survived. saws
the Law Times. the whole history Of
the ROYAL family and the succession to
the throne would have been altered.
and il is safe 10 say Prince Leopold.
who afterward married a daughter OF
Louis Philippe. would never have been
king Of the Belgians. AS it was. his
association with England profoundly
affected the history OF this country.
The late Queen Victoria was his
niece. the daughter of his sister the
duchess Of Kent. and the late prince
consort was his nephew: and 10 the
KING of the Beigians the credit of en-
couraging the attachment Of the queen
ana the prince cOnSort and Of brin gin 2
ABOUT their marriage has always an
pertalned. His work of guardianship -
TO use the expression of Gladstone en-
Diaceo the political education Of Queen
victoria and Of the prince consort.
By the early death Of the Princess
thaTlotte, writes Gladstone. the cun
was dashed from the lips Of the king
OF the Belgians. But without doubt
inc exact reproduction Of the same situ-
alton for others 50 near and desr -
nim ln the next genera ton must have
IelSDiened in his mind that interest
~ ta"lr wei being which his relation
SID 10 itself could not but inspire and
which the early death Of the dula oF
heni pn $500 gave him an appronriat .
opportunity Of bringing into action
WIN reference 10 the Princess VIC
pp. 29-3O l.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01
PROMINENT DOCTORS
SENTENCED TO JAIL
Physicians Refused to Pay Tax
Levied by Town Trustees
Especial Diseatch 10 The Call

NAPA, Jan. 31.-Justice of the Peace
Johnson today sentenced each of the
following defendants to pay a fine of
$40 or spend five days in jail DR.. f.
c. Newton, DR.. de Osborne and DR.. J.
O'Connor. The physicians were con-
victed of practfcing medicine in st.
Helena without paying the license tax
imposed by the trustees.
stay of 10 days was granted the
physicians to allow them TO prepare
an appeal to the superior court.
The defendants maintain that as they
hold a state certificate they are en-
titled 20 practice medicine in st.
Helena or elsewhere without a city
license. The decision on the point
raised will apply to all cities in the
state.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01
GROCER ATTACKED
BY TWO ROBBERS
Chance Acquaintance Attempt
fiOldup, but Are Fright
ened Away
COmmuter Misses Last Boat
and Is Robbed in Lodging
House Room

Richard Friche. grocer. 454S- Eight
eenth street met two men on the water
front sunday night and had several
drinks with them. They accompanied
him TO the New Ramona lodging house
at Eddy and Larkin streets. where he
enga ged room. The two men waited
outside TN he undressed and went 10
bed. wien one OF them entered and,
placing revolver against his head,
demanded his money Friche grappled
with hin. when the other man ran in
and started 20 strangle Friche. who
shouted for help. They ran away. Mrs
d. Davis, the landlady. saw them run
ming downstairs and notified the police.
Joseph Hafenger of Oakland missed
the last boat sunday night and rented
a room at f26 Broadway. While he
was undressing. man entered the
room and attacked Hafenger. rObbing
him of $50. TeVas Papas. labOrer
living al Third ana Folsom streets.
was held up by three young men at
slEltee ia and Kansas streets sunday
eTeniu- and robbed OF p purse con
tanning s24 and gold ring William
if Cox. 355 London street. while
drinking i'm saloon at s35 Kearny
street early Yesterday morning was
held up by man and robbed Of $40.
dFS. T. Dunlon. $50 Folsom street. was
robbed Of a purse containing SIS.S5
on Valencia street car sunday even
ing
Henry Wendts residence at Point
L0bos avenue. was entered Sunday and
d rifle. bicycle and other articles val
ued at Sl33.50 stolen. 4 gold watch
and chain. valued at $50 were stolen
from tile room of Herbert II. Welsh.
1923 Sutter street. V Frugoli's resi-
dcuce AT 1lI6 Montgomery street was
entered aUd iewelry valued at $50
stolen A trunk containing silverware
valued at $50 was stolen from the base
meut of Mrs. J. Martens residence.
I531 Larkin street A silk serpentine
dress valued at SO was stolen from
the dressing room of Mona Montague
at the Lyceum theater, $3.50 Mission
street.
Burglars early yesterday morning
ripped the screen of the kitchen win
dow of the old Cosmos restaurant. 372
Bush street. and stole seven bottles of
wine and q box of cigars. They also
broke into the saloon next door. but
were frightened away before getting
any loot.
otto Brand, driver OF a wagon for
the Teutonia bakery. 2S0S Twenty
fourth street while delivering bread
Twenty fourth and Rhode Island
streets. was approached BY a man who
pointed a revolver at him and de-
manded his money Just then a car
came along and the footpad fed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01
COUNTY WILL APPEAL
IN BANK TAX CASES
Napa Officials Decide to Take
Matter to Upper Court
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

NAPA, Jan. 31.-The board of super
vlsors of the county met in special con-
ference this afternoon to consider the
cases of the Napa savings bank and of
the Savings Bank of st. Helena against
Napa county.
1t was decided to appeal TO the SUI
preme court from Judge Gesford's de-
cisfon in favor of the banks. The cases
are proving of general interest as the
points involved have not been passed
on by the supreme court. They apply
to all counties in the state.
In these cases the banks sought to
recover taxes amounting to $500, paid
on deposits invested in nontaXable
bonds and securities.
The district attorney and special
counsel for county claim that savings
banks should pay on these deposits. re-
gardless of how they are invested.