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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-03
TESTAMENTY w STA
MACH ZJEDNOCZO-
NYCH.

Prawa spadkowe w posi-
czeg6lnych stanach przewi-
.duje podziaf w1asnosci po
.smierci danej osoby. Kto
jednak nie jest zadowolony
Z tych praw, ten moze "a
bezpieczyc sic naprz6d pod
tym wzgledem przez przy-
gotowanie testamentu, czyli
ostatniej wolf, pod warun-
klein atoli, IL przy robieniu
testamentu zastosuje sic do
praw, odnoszacych sic do
tego rodzaju dokumentow.
Dlatego tez wazna rzecza
jest, by kazdy dowiedzia4
sic zawczasu O ten, CO spra-
wa przewiduja ma wspadek,
gdy niema zadnego testa-
mentu. H..
r Waznosc testamentu "a
lezy cd praw danego stanu,
w ktorym ostatnia VIOLA, czy
ii testament zostal zrobiony.
z reguly kazdy moze zro-
bic testament, zar6wno mez
.czyzna,> jak j i. kobieta- Ale
regula ia ma swoje wyjatki
W kazdym stanie. TAX II. p.
niepe4noletnia osoba, albo lu
natyk ME moze zrobic tesla
mentu, majacego moe pra-
wna. lime ograniczenia w
wielu stanach odnosza sic
do wzajemnych praw me-
z6w zon w zakresie posia-
dania i rozporzadzenia wfas
noscia prywatna. TAX mp.
w wielu stanach zaroWno
MAJ, jak i iona moga zgo-
dzic albo na jedno, albo ma
drugie, t. IN. albo ma po-
dziaf przewidziany przez
prawo danego stanu ma wy
padek braku ostatniej wolf.
TAX samo w niekt6rychh sta
mach jezeli dziecko urodzi
sic po smierci ojca, wzgled-
ME po zrobieniu testamentu,
moze ono albo zastosoWac
sic do ostatniej wolf OLGA, al
DO tez skorzystac Z przys}u
gujacego mu praWa i zaza-
dac podzia1u spadku we'd
lug prawa spadkoWego da-
nego stanu.
~ Przy robieniu testamentu
duzo jest formalnych rzeczy
kt6re trzeba za1atwic. Maj
pierw trzeba zadecydowac,
co ma bye zrobione z pie
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-03

lecz nalezy sic nawet tego domagac zadac Wszekic
wycieczk nepowoianych opiekunow pod adresem Orga-
nu czynone, ME tyle uyvaszczaja Organowi, same
Drganizacj, pod sztandare kt6rej iestesy skupieni
Wiec gdyby takie wypadki przysziosc zajsc maly,
okazuac zaufanie dla Waszego Organu mozecie bez
zadnych ogrodek i smiafo powiedzec komu naezy, re
sprawy wewnetrzne Organzacji dotycza tych, kt6rzy
pod e sztandarem So skupen ME tych, kt6rych pre-
wodna mysla po wekszej czesc jest ylko szkodzene,
czy wywo4ywanie zamieszania w posr6d zrzeszonych.
Taxa grzeczna lecz stanowcza odprawa zrobi swoje
Wy, czy to Zarzad Centralny, czy Zarzady Grup czy
ogo} zrzeszony pokazece, re honoru waszej Organi-
ZACH nikomu bezkarnie szarpac ME dace.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-03
celu, a uZnane prZcZ pO-
sZczegolne stany.

celu, a uZnane prZeZ pO-
szczegolne stany.
w celu zmiany wczesniej
szego testamentu, jeZeli sic
go ME chce niszczyc, przygo
towuje sic odpowiednie O.
swiadczenie, znane w jeZy-
ku prawniczym jako 'codi-
cil". Zwykle te same formal
nosci Wymagane So przy wy
konaniu OWej zmiany codi-
Gil, jak i przy robieniu te-
stamentu.
Me cd rzecZy bedzie TAX
re Zwrociic uwage ma to, re
moe robienia testamentu ma
pewne ograniczenia. Stan i
rad federalny nakladaja tn
pewne podatki na spadki
majatkoWe. TAX n. p. "a
pis pewnej sunny pieniedzy
ma cele religijne, lub dobro-
Eczynne. jestaw .Wielu stanaeh
niewazny, jezeli testament
ME jest Wykonany przynaj-
mniej ma trzydzieSci dni
prZed smiercia testatora. Po
dobnie, jezeli majatek po-
wierzony zosta1 w rece tru-
stys0W, zwykle zapis taxi
musi opieWac na pewien o.
kreSlony termin czasu, a ME
ma Zawsze. Dlatego tez pra-
wa danego stanu, odnoszace
sic do tych r6znych kwestji,
poWinny bye nalezycie rozu-
nliane w celu unikniecia w
przyszfosci niepotrzebnych
kfopotow i STRAIT.
Ma zakonczenie chcemy
zwr6cic uwage ma korzysci,
pofaczone Z przygotoWaniem
testamentu. Testament dale
moznosc rozporzqdze VIA
snoscia Wed1ug Wlasnej wo-
Ii, Z peWnemi tylko ograni-
cZeniami. POzWala Wvbrac
egZekutOra, to Jest Osobe do
zarzadzania majatkiem, lub
tez wzglednie do przeprowa
dzenia podzia}u. Jezeli eg-
zekutor ME Jest naznaczony
albo gdy niema Wcale testa-
mentu, WoWczas sad wyzna-
cza odpoWiednia osobe, ivy
kle najblizszego krewnego.
w niektorych stanach ekze-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-03

kutor ME jest obowiazany
do skladania bondu, jezeli
zamieszkuje w tym samym
stanie, w ktorym musi roz-
taczac opieke mad danym
majatkiem. To usuwa wiele
k}opotow i kosztow i pozwa
la w wielu wypadkach ma
szybsze Zalatwienic spra-
wy.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-03

niedzmi z realn&cia. Co
prawda niemozliwem jest "a
bezpieczyc sic przed wszel-
kiemi ewentualnosciami i
niespodziankami ma przysz-
lose, ale rozsadny testator,
czyli spadkodawca zastano-
Wi sic powaznie mad wszyst-
kimi mozliwymi wypadkami
W przysz1osci i stosoWnie do
tego porobi odpowiednie "a
strzezenia w swym testamen
Gle.
Po zadecydowaniu wszyst
kiego co do istoty, czyli tre-
sci testamentu, nastepnym
krokiem jest forma tegoz.
Testamenty So przeWaznic
pisane, zaopatrzone w pod
pisy spadkodawcy i swiad-
koW. Wymagania praWne co
do samej formy pisania, co
do przepis6w, iloSci swiad-
! k6W i warunk6w, ktore mu-
sza towarzyszyc ich podpi-
som, So rome w r6znych sta
mach. NaleZy tn sobic zapa-
mietac, re niestosowanie sic
do ktoregokolwiek 4 tych
wymagan moze uniewaznic
testament, a Wstakim wypad
ku podziaf spadku bedzie
prZeprowadzony ma podsta-
vie odpowiedniego prawa
stanowego. Z drugiej jednak
strony zachodza pewne oko-
licznosci, w ktorych zwyk-
4y list, albo ustne tylko wy
razenie wolf moze mice pra
VIVA moe testamentu. Ale ma
wyjatkach tych ME poWin-
no sic polegac.
Czasami k}opoty i trudno
sci Wynikaja Z tego powodu
ze spadkodawca albo zapom
niaf, albo tez ME zdazy}
zniszczyc poprzednio przez
niego sporzadzony testament
zupelnie prawny. Dlatego
tez trzeba zwracac ma to u
wage, by opr6cz nowego ME
istnial dawny testament, lub
przynajmniej by rozporza-
dzenia poprzedniego testa-
mentu zawarte by}y w no.
wynn by Z MIN zupelnic
harmonizowa1y. Poprzedni
testament zniszczyc MONA
albo przez spalenie go, albo
przez odpowiednie zastrze-
zenie w nowym dokumencie
uniewazniajace praWna moe
poprzedniego testamentu.
PoZatem inne jeszcze So spo
soby, proWadzace do tego
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-03

w bibljotece m;cjskiej polka
zywane So zwloki raczej pro-
chy .zmarlego prezydenta Roos-
welta w dow6d jcgo czci god
nosci, jaka darza Amerykanie
swcgo ulubioncgo i nigdy nieza-
pomnianego meZa stanu, ktory
po}ozyf nieocenione zasiugi dla
tutej jszego kraiu spo}eczenstwa
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-11-03
Maria Oldfield stara1a 81

Maria O1dfieId staraia sic
Wczoraj wieczorem dwukrotnie
pozbawic zycia. Pierwszy raz
zamierza}a to uezynic w Was
mem mieszkaniu a poraz drugi w
szpitalu Mount Sinai. Dorwala
sic bowiem do trucizny i spozy-
Ia takowa. Doktorzy So w oba-
vie zc niebeda W stanie urato-
wac jej aycia.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
FRESH PEAS HIDE
LOAD Of WHISKF

"Do you want some nice fresh
peas?- a truck driver inquired of
federal prohibition agents when they
stopped him Il miles out on the Pleas
anton road Saturday afternoon.
mo, we want some liquor" they
said. for they had not been working
on the case for over 4 week without
being sure Of what they were after.
A search Of the truck revealed six
gallons of Hhiskey.
Several baskets Of fresh peas looked
too inviting not TO be investigated.
"Looks like something besides peas
in here" agents said.
"Yes, a little more whisky" the
driver said.
The little more" proved TO be three
gallons.
One man was arrested, arraigned
and released on $500 bond.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
INSANE WOMAN
IS WRITER Of
Fiction
Asylum Inmate Author Of
Brilliant Short
Stories.
BY Universal Service.

LONDON, Aug. pa woman pa.
tent in London, lunatic asylum has
written number of brilliant shor,
stories which are shortly to be pub.
lished. Reading them, one is struck BY
the cleverness and human appeal.
The secret of the authors identity
is not revealed, and the reader will
think that she is a highly talented
young woman interested in many as.
poets of life and with more than a
touch Of genius. Instead, she lives il.
madhouse, hopelessly insane, and a
few minutes after writing a clever
article she will turn her activities to
scribbling libelous letters to famous
people whom she does not even know.
Il get the widest letters from her,"
the secretary of the Mental After Care
Association said today. at is hopeless
to try to do anything for her."
Such cases of lunatics who are gen
fuses in one direction are by no means
uncommon. During strike of officials
at Donegal Mental hospital recently
the inmates ran tho institution. and
one. an engineer. proved himself an
absolute genius. saving the COMMITTEES
more than $1,000 by his capability.
In one of the largest Of the London
asylums there is at present hom:.
cidal maniac who in his periods Of
sanity is an extremely clever artist.
Many Of his designs for Christmas and
birthday cards have been reproduced.
and all his work has singular skill
and beauty.
Yet another patient is an extremely
clever musician who not only plays
but composes, and there are many ex.
pert craftsmen who do wonderful Gao
met work and carving.
Genius is so akin to madness that
it only needs one fraction over the bor-
der line of sanity to make a genius
into lunatic." says a mental special.
ist. an fact / would declare without,
reservation that all geniuses are mad,
and the reverse issoften equally true.
Mathematical lUnatics for instance
are extremely common, and I have
known many insane people who were
mathematicians Of genius who could
work out the most abstruse calcula-
tons without effort. One l knew could
add sums of 80 or more items after a
seconds glance and he never made a
mistake"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
MISSIONARY SLATED
TO ADDRESS Church

Herbert J. Strickler, for the last six
years Presbyterian missionary TO In
dia, who is visiting his uncle, the Rev.
g. 3. Strickler, pastor of the High
land Park Presbyterian church. will
relate some Of his experiences abroad
at the Sunday night service Of the
Highland Park church.
Nr. Strickler has been doing evan
selistic work through the Punjab dis
trict with headquarters in Lahore. In
the small towns, be said, there are
very few white people except a few
British government officials. Most of
my work has been directly among the
natives"
he speaks two dialects: Urdu, the
language of the wealthy; and Pun
jab. the language Of the village folk.
During the war Mr.. Stricken was
in Mesopotamia with the British
army, doing Y. NJ. c. A. work. He is
30 years old, and his home is in En-
poris, Kan. Mr.. strickler was edu-
Gated in Emporia preparatory schools,
two years in Princeton, and a year in
the Mccormick Seminary in Chicago.
BE returned TO the United States
70 take a postgraduate course at the
University Of Kansas this winter.
He is accompanied by Mrs. Striek.
Ter and their two boys, both of whom
were born in India and learned 10
speak that language before they did
English.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
PART IN POLITICS
BARS PROFESSOR

AUSTIN. Aug. 22.-Because Of his
alleged participation in politics in the
state election. the board of regents Of
the state teachers colleges, in session
here, Saturday afternoon refused TO
reinstate Bertram Harry. a professor
in the college who was dismissed last
June,
The regents, however, did reinstate
II. A. Nelson, who was also dismissed
last June as dean Of agriculture. Mel
son was reinstated for the 1921
term and granted a leave Of absence
Of one year. Nelson said he was dis
missed for selling a piece Of property
to the state for $500 as a part Of the
athletic field at San Marcos, which
price was thought by the authorities
TO be excessive. Nelson was repre-
sented at the regents meeting by
State Senator Robert A. Stuart Of
Fort Worth.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
FOUGHT
BY CANADAY MOTHER
CONTINUED From Page on.)

Texas on similar charge. Although
the governor had signed the extradi
ton warrant, Canaday had been dis
charged on a habeas corpus hearing.
Il was not believed Governor Smith
would sign the requisition in Mrs.
CANADIANS case.
To Governor Ferguson. Mrs. Cana
days attorneys will make the plea
that a parent cannot kidnap his own
offspring. Such is the Texas law. But
further than this Mrs. Canaday will
plead n mothers love and her right to
her children. They were awarded to
her by a Bexar district court two
years ago.
II believe that the governor will see
that right is on my side and will not
accede to the requistion," she said
Saturday.
Mr.. Linden was in Kerrvilie at.
tending court. but Is expected back
Monday. He has already prepared the
evidence necessary to combat tae
granting of the extradition warrant
He will go to Austin carly in the
week TO be present when the warrant
is presented.
Mr.. Linden does not believes Cover
nor Ferguson will honor il, he says
The law as well as the facts in thu
case are all on his clients side, b.
| has declared,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
Maybe He
Thinks It's
Indianapolis

Because he failed 10 heed the
instructions Of Len 0rmsby, an
ncuncer, there is one boy entrant
in The Lights scooter race at
Breckenridge Park Saturday
morning who may still be racing.
Ii was this way. The racers
were to run a designated course
and return TO the starting line.
When the race was finished. one
starter was MISSING. A search
Of the course failed TO reveal his
Whereabouts. Nor could he be
found in the vicinity.
"Hc just kept on going one
voice piped u. Reckon he's
on. OF the park by this time
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
PRINCETON
MAN IS BEGGAR

NEW YORK, Aug. pa Prince
ton alumnus arrested for -panhand-
ling" in the streets of New York City.
This was the story told to Magis-
trate Brown in Coney Island court
yesterday. and corroborated by a pro-
baton officer, when Walter Z. Lynch,
SO and white-haired, was brought be-
fore him as a vagrnnt. Lynch said:
Il was once n prosperous Wall
Street broker, but a series Of misfor.
tunes--the deaths in rapid succession
Of my wife, son and daughter-left me
alone. and started me on the down.
grade.n
On the probation officers promise
to try to find Lynch's two married
sisters, one Of whom it was said, is a
naval officers wife. the magistrate
sentenced the unfortunate man TO
three months in the workhouse.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
AUTUMN LEAVES
R|VALED BY
FALL buds
Paris Fashion Call For
Bright Attractive, Col
ors for Women.

PARIS, Aug. 22.-The Exposition
of Decorative Arts, now drawing
crowds to the French capital, is put
ting its stamp upon fall fabrics and
having an important effect upon au-
tumn clothes, judging from the new
ones that are now coming from the
smart couturiers.
The new fabrics of French creators
show great deal of wonderful Dor
dered materials, with designs that
have incorporated the best Of modern
art and adapted it to motifs for ma.
trials.
Rodier has taken simple and al.
most banal design, such as the ia
milar herring bone pattern, and
transformed it into beautiful modern
designs.
Burafyl is a celebrated sports ma
terial that has been glorified again
for autumn into all sorts Of lovely
weaves and patterns, with a luxu-
riously soft nap. A kind of kasha,
called kasha matte, is futuristic look
ing, with a square weave combined
with the new, beautiful surface OF
kasha, in new autumn tones Of dark
red, green, gray and soft browns.
Damask printed woolens, with fiat
printed designs that are put in
shadow pattern and graded in size
from top to bottom, is another modern
list motif for the fall.
It is called graded waves popla-
vella." and another called "kashaom-
brah" is exquisitely shaded from a
dark, deep tone at the lower edge 10
a very delicate tone at the top. 1t is
a velvet looking wooden and as at
tractive as the softest shaded chif-
fon
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
FEDERATION PROBE
U. S. IMMIGRATION

A check on the immigration of Mex
lean labor into the United States was
indicated Friday night when Luis ~.
Morones. secretary Of labor and indus.
try 10 Mexico, passed. through San
Antonio en- route 10 Washington.
Mr.. Morones will attend the Labor
day celebration in Los Angeles and
the Pan-American conference in
Washington.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

yard and hit over the head. Her
skull was fractured.
The couple did not receive medical
attention until officers arrived and
sent for a doctor at Elmendorf.
Mystery surrounds the method by
which the two men robbed the aged
couple.
TRUNK RANsACKED.
An old trunk which they had in
their possession since they were u
young couple was carried from the
house TO the front gate, 100 yards dis
tant, and searched beside the prone
body Of Mr.. Garcia.
In the trunk the couple kept the
nest egg which they had scraped to-
gether and a few kccpsakes remi-
niscent of their youth.
4 few dollars in change were over
looked by the robbers.
Officers, trailing the men. who left
on horseback, found a small perfume
bottle dropped half a mile from the
scene of the attack.
THINK MAN RECOGNIZED.
That there was something in the
trunk of more value than the money,
some heirloom priced by the robbers
and of which the half-conseious man and
woman have been unable to tell is the
belief of officers.
The attackers, officers say, undoubt-
ly knew the couple and their habits
since they called the man By name,
and could easily be aware Of anything
that might have been in the house.
That one of the men under arrest
bears the name spoken by the woman
in her unconscious talking, officers
say, is one of the strong links in their
chain of evidence.
1t is believed she recognized her at.
tackers before the blow fell that sent
her into insensibility and which will
probably cost her her life.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
POLICEMEN RESCUE
FIVE FROM CRASH

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J., Aug. %.
Three policemen Of Plcasantville drag.
ged a stalled automobile from the main
tracks Of the Philadelphia & Reading
railroad as the five occupants sat ter.
TOR stricken before the approach Of a
hurting express train.
The pilot Of the locomotive missed
the machine by inches. c. y. Robin.
son Of Atlantic CITY dropped his in
FAINT son into a mud puddle near the
car a. the train neared the car. The
child was uninjured.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
PASSENGERS GIVE
TROLLEYS LOUIS

OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 22.-When the
street car fare in Omaha was in
creased from Z to 10 cents without no.
tice, patrons who did not have the ex-
ira three cents were pernitsed to sign
promissory notes for that amount. The
notes were to be redeemed at the COM
pany's office.
Several passengers took advantage
of the scheme, though many coHduc-
tors said they advanced personal loans,
to patrons they knew. +
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
WOMAN CANDIDATE
LOSES ALL AROUND

CHESTER, Pa, Aug. 22.-Mar-
ried in 1883, Mrs. Emma Mae Knau-
her, who attracted statewide atten-
ton when she was candidate for
the Legislature at the last election
has flied salt for divorce from
Charles Hollander Knauher.
Mrs KnHuher testified that her
husband had circulated reports she
was Of unsound mind aud that she
was forced 20 leave him because
Of these reports. Mr.. Knauher, in
, his testimony, stated that about the
time their marital relations became
strained Mrs. Knauber had Just
been defeated for election 10 the
Legislature, and was somewhat ner.
vous as a result Of her defeat.
Judge johnson withheld decision.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
MOTHER BRINGS BACK
TWO KIDNAPPED SONS
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McCauley, her husband, in Clarks-
vile Thursday, while he was absent.
His mother greeted the visitors and
invited them in. While she was in
the rear Of the house preparing to
receive the visitors, whom she said
she thought ha6 come merely to see
the children, Mrs. McCauley and her
uncle took up the boys from the yard
where they were playing, and fled in
machine.
Suit for a divorce from her husband
was filed by Mrs. McCauley in, a San
Antonio district court several weeks
ago. When the hearing was held early
in July she was denied divorce be-
cause She had not resided in San An
tonic the length of time required.
The boys were in her custody at
the home Of her aunt, Mrs. Garcia,
here in San Antonio.
They disappeared on the evening
OF July %, as they went TO a drug
store to buy ice cream. 4 few days
later word was received that they
were with their father in Tennessee.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
WOMAN IS SAVED
BY HEART SEWING

WASHINGTON, Pa, Aug. 22.-
Mrs. Jennie Widmar, 50, is conyalesc-
ing in q hospital here with three
stitches in her heart which we're placed
there TO close a knife wound.
Her chances for complete recovery
are said to be good.
The operation was performed by Dr.
W. J. J.. Mccullough. Death seemed
Imminent at that time.
Mrs. Widmsr is said 10 have in
flicted the wound with a pen knife.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
FORT WORTH PASTOR
IN SERVICES HERE

Evangelist Jesse p. Sewell Of Fort
Worth, will preach at both services at
the Grove Avenue Church Of Christ
Sunday. beginning the second week
Of his two-week revival campaign
here.
Mr.. Sewell was president Of the
Abilene Christian College for twelve
years. He is pastor Of church in
Fort Worth at the present time.
The public is invited % the ser.
vices which are being held twice
daily.