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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-28

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noraiigli6es Material alf Den grit
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batte.
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Serren ibr ploslider gri6einen als
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DIES bin1tenen monten. Dob Die
Sotla6e anein, oaB Tie in einem
Mietmagen bon Ser Citation gefom=
men maren, mas Dem @rafen, mie
feline Srau ml.Bte, Elm @reuel mar,
5eigte idon oeutlid, oaB nod an-
oere @riinoe %porlagen. 8eoer Der
@rafin nod Srma entging es, Dob
Ser 8rin5 nit elmer a1oern Mbltdt
als Ser por~gegebenen onueleno mar.
Denn es pdre 10 leidt getpeien, eth
Selegramm gu ididen, tpenn moi,
lif mirflid bdtte a11meloen tDoaen
ano ni9t int @egenteil gefur9tef
bette, cine MnmeIbrng fonnnte ben
3med oes 8eiudes pereiteIn. Wii
flopfenbem Screen lagte iib Srr1a,
ooB Der Yrin5 tbretmegen gefommen
lei uno belorat hoben miiiie, Tie tpiiroe
Dor ibm flieben.
Nun fam er ibr entgegen, be-
griBte iie NIT erniter 8erneignna
uno lpoGte ibr bic @ano fiifien. mie
er idon Der @rdfin getat batte. Mber
Srmo bieIt lire Sono auriid nno
ariiBte i'm formlid, ipie einen Grem=
Sen. geioer Mngen begegneten fi4,
bod leinem flebenoen beiBen 8lide
mario feline Mntrport, pie er tie erbat.
Ser @raf uno Die @rafin bemiib=
ten fid, bic 9efangenbeit gu per-
iheuden, Die BON bieier 8egegnung
ausgeben poIte. gr eraablte bon
Sen Mennen unb mie er 5eine Dnrd.
iQuu]I JUL Y~ellufieH DullT 9 l'eu
| gefliiientlih oes 8rin5en Neignng
fir Ben @enniport IN Elm bellies
2ift uno crying it'd IN Sdiloernn'
gen leiner 8feroe, Die fem Gnoe neb-
men moaten.
Sn5milben idien Der 8rin5 fid IN
Die Gage 3n finben. Or lieB nihts oa-
bon merfen, Dob 5miiben ibm uno
Srma Dinge p~orgefanen Daren, Die
Elm bormIoies 8eiiammeniein fhtper,
tpenn niht unmoglib MAIDEN muB.
ten, uno er trus gepanot Die Masfe
oes aapoliers, Ser nihts iein min
dig elm gutter @eienihafter. gr mar
| qeIprahig, liebensmiirbig, 5umal
nit Ser @rGfim unb berriet onrd)
nidts feline innere Mufregung, tpenn
niht ettpa burh oas ungefpobnlihe
| @ldn5en ieiner @llgen unb feline ct
| mas 5n Iebboften Bepegnngen.
(Sortfebnng folgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-28
500 BeIptnnna. 500.

Die Gejer Diefer Seitnng treroerl 11d9
frsnen, .au erfabrsn, 6ab g i~peHigitsns
tine gefnrntete @ranfbeit giebt, tpelhe
Sic Mifenidaft in an i1ren Stufen 81
heiler imftnn1e lit; 9nu's 4ntarrhsRil
1T Sic einsiee iebt Der dr5tliden griioer.
idnft beid1nte pofitibe Sur. aatarrh er.
for6ert oIg cine aonftitttiorstranfheit
cine ion5titutioneIe weba1oIung. Sal's
Qatnrrhs@ur tpirb innerEi6 genou1tnen
urlo ipirft brett ouf oas 9Int uno bic
5hIeimiaen OberfIGhen bes Sbfteuts. boz
Siird Sc grun6Iage ber arantbeit 5ers
ff6rerb unb benz Ratienten @rnft geberlD.
in6em tie Die aonititution 6es Slippers
nlifbnmt unb Der Matur 5n i9rem Werte
hiIft. 9ie gigentimer hdber, 10 bel Uers
froierl 8m ibrerr 9eilfraften, bak tie 100
Donnrs Nefobnirg fir ieoen Daa n
bieten. ben iie gu fiirieren berfeblen. 2nbt
Eu6 cine Cite uon 3eugni1en fontrnerl.
Nnn NoreHiere:
8. 8. G1enep&g o.. Eole0o, q.
gerfnuft bon allen M~potbetern, 75e.
9nu's hn1niIiensBiqen ifno bic beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-28
@rnnbeiseatnms u bertraaunsem.

6 h 5rebud OH Fri. s gihbn u,
@runSfif on Der Mort.5lores Ctr IS;
$4,000.
gn1n,a lrep an @ 9 S%sntins. @runs.
f0d an Der gaepaba straBe; 1910
Wartin Srhrparh an 9r. u. &otion,
256L Mder 4nnt; sua,26O.
gbos SureHer an 9ugD @rote; 8inno
fnt OH Der Stafosb StroBe; 800.
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San guis nnb Binto StraBr: 81 II. VI
q q Stein uno 8rau an 0Drpaib Tib=
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pDnfton nno Noeoabohes etroBe; 900 %.
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wrunbsfiid an Der @rope Npe.; H275
All 8 gihborn an 5lan Wfaggte Sahts.
@runbftnd an Der Horo 5lores Strabe;
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Suau Shmese uno Trau an gotuaro
geHei unb 8rau @runbfdd TN Cat emo;
1925
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-28
uNon gares" fonnen MIR MOI

nNoa xares" fonnen nlir nod
bis gum Greitag be5ablt meroen. User
nod nidt be5ablt bot, tue Dies 10
Idnen mie moglid.
Mm Jreitag, B. z. 6ebrltar,
aiebt Der 8eetbopen-Mtannerfo lei
nen iabrlifen Masfenbaa fir Die
sSsugeno, Der oies Mal onrd) cine an-
sobI lebenber gilber eroffnet iperoen
fon.
Die Chattanooga Meoicine
Company, pelde Die %beriibmten Car.
but MeoiSinen berlteat, bat Ins 10,
rem Manofalenoer iiberianot, Der mil
Netter. sienalen uno Wetter-Wor'
ausIoellngen perieben lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-28
Seine Meeel pine ausma6me.

Oie oberfte Me9el fir Die aeiHofflge
@eIt ldbt fid in benz einen 8orte au7
fnmmenfaTen: Sortf6ritt. Stiultano be-
peutet Miiffhrift. Mber al9 bieie Ne@
aeI bat lire Nnsnabme, neil ales meflid)s@
lihe @ifen feline @ren5en bal. Gs miro
benz Weniden niemals gelingen. IN Die
@~erf5tdtte Der Natur 70 eino1iortngen,
bab er bic beiliauen Stoffe. tpelde oere1
8fInnaenreih lirs bietet, MIR natabnen,
aefdfpeiae benn ibertreffen fnnn. ss
miro niemals ettpas 8e6eres Jiir etnen
franfen Raaen geben. als biefe pe8etas
bilifden @toffe, Sic in ben st. Bernard
RrdlferpiIlen1 entbaften iino. Sr Mpoz
thefeu All bnben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-28
Der srSkte, Ser bidfte nnb ber fleinite
9idjter. ;

neber oiefes Gbema plauoert Die
vStraBbnrger 8olt": Shiller mar
iebr grob. Sn ieiner foitliden Site
raturbanaoe remit gihroot iiber Die
Didter- Diosfuren n5ie betrahteten
| bic ih0ne 2anbihaft, briidten iid bic
groben, ebIen &6noe", mas obne 3tpei-
| fel auf ben Marbaber &mlptnanns-
John paBte, ba er BET ieiner aorper.
[lange notiirlib feline fleinen Sdnbe
| baben fonnte. 51iqer maB nidt tpe-
niger als 6 SUB 6 3on, 10 bob CT 10
gut als @ottlbeo, Der mebr als ems
nal @efabr lief, in preuBiihe Mer-
berbdnbe gu falIen, IN Der @~ielengaroe
| Srieorih @ilbelm I. batte fignrieren
| fonnen. Gr mar meifaus Der groBte
| Marn in @eirrar nno fpabri6einlib
porber i6on in Stuttgart. Wfit bic
Ier auBeroroentliben aorpergrobe
mar eine ltramme 9oltung berbln-
BEN. Cine 3eitgenoiiin oes ebenali.
gen 2arlsi1iiIers ihrieb: Ser @e-
| eimentsfeloider Srieori6 S6iaer
| lteigt oaber, als Oh inn bas ganae
10 gebore uno Der Ser5oa fem ges
I!eligiter l1ntertan mdre." Sab man
| iiber Die @eitaIt Shiners pielfah i'm
| Srrtum lit, beribuloeten groBenteils
| oie Maler uno 9ilbbnier nn6 unter
| SEN Iebteren belonoers Meilter grnit
| Gietidel, pelder in ieiner Weimarer
| &ololiaIItatue 9diGers uno @oetbes
oie beioen 0i1terberoien aleid groB
| oarItelte, mabrenb Der Siingere ben
@elteren in @irfIidfeit UNI faft cine
| @elihtsIange iiberragte. Bie1eidt
| interefiiert es ben 2eier nod, naboem
ct iest meiB, mer Der 9rOBte Didter
mar, aud gu erfabren, per Der
| bifite 8oet getpelen iei. Mrb 6ieier
| aebort Dem id0nen Sdpabenfano
uno, geitaler m~sgeoriidt, Der Uni.
periit1tsftaot Siibingen, an. CT bieB
| gilbert &napp, uno par nah HauI
| @erbarot Der bette nno frubtbnrite
| geiitlide 2ieber, iibrigens anb in
tpeltlider 0iftling tidtie. Seiner
| abnormen aorpnlena tpegeni nannte
| i'm Ser Gtuttgarter 8obel ben Mol-
leuIad"; er iuos fait 2R 3entner.
| Gum ShluB iei an oieier Steae Der
groBte @elebrte oes ID. Sabrhnn-
6erts (ebenfals Elm Sdmabe) Mlber-
tbs Maenns eenonnt, Der aber Dem
lesteren 8einarnen duBerlid Sobn
iprad), inoem er, mie Ser feline
8erneeroB", Dem 3perseeIhledt
MIR i,ln elm paar 3on entpad)ien
mar. auf Der ibm por etiua % Sab
ren in ieiner gateritoot 2aul1lgen
eeieeten 9iloiaule iiebt er frelllb
8iemlid) sroB aus; aber, pie id)on
bemerft, geben Die Serren gilobaner
binliftlit Der @roBe ibrer Seloen
meiItens febl, uno iomit fonnen Die
ISduaben bebaupten, oaB iie ben
grobten. ben oiditen nno ben flein.
item 0idter poer Sdriftiteaer gebobt
boben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-28
Wnbe uuS sdlaf.

@enige entseben Sen ltnannebm'
Iiffeiten 6es @inters = elmer idlim'
men grfaltung, einem ibmer5e1oen
Suiten. 8ieIe Seilmittel neroen EN-.
pfobIen, ober Dos ihneaite uno bette
bon alien lit .Simmons Suiten-Sp-
rup". 8eianftigenb uno beileno fiir
Die 2uneen uno 8rondial Baiiagen,
bebt er oen Suiten iofort aif nno Der
ihofft guh Ole miGfommene Rnhe
un6 ben frieoli1en S6laf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-28
Vsrmebrte ZoIninisn
yacilititen.

% oie aompaenie cine grobe @n=
sahl oirefter Circuits swii6en ben
mihtiglten 9tabten tn Seras nno IN
Mrfanias in 8etrieb geiett bot, 10
1T fie in Ser Gage, ibren &unoen ei-
lle,1 prompteren 1t1o mirfiameren
Dienlt ouf neite Gntfernltnger gu
bieten, pie bisber. Seine 3pil9en-
ltationen ouf oieien Circuits, oesbalb
feline unterbrednng.
Cine reue 2inie lit ioeben 5pil1en
8omie uno MingoIo etabliert moroen,
Die MnIdluB fat an Die Bionier Sele-
pbon aompaenie, moonrb eritflaiit=
ger Dienit mad Sflaboma Gitp,
Guthrie uno meltliden 8unften IN
Oflabomo bergeItelt miro.
the SOUTHWESTERN TEL. und TEL. co.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-28
Bdnnne, strduderl Moien!

Sd made biermit befannt, bob ih
oieies Sobr mieoer einen groben Dor.
rat bon onen Sorten gGitnle1,
Gtranbern, ii. |. 10. babe, uno 5tpar
joIde Sorten, Die bier in Eeras gut
aeoeibeu. Cine groBe Muswabl Der
reidIidit-bIiibenoen Stolen.
Sober, Ser etmas 81 pflan5en
piinfdt, ioute um meinen groben
neuen aataIoe idreiben. @oreife:
u. @. Steinbrins, Nnriergmau,
Neu-8raunfeIs, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-28
@criudlt es einnlaL.

Ssn eiuem Sale bon idmer3baftem
Suden n1to Saiitfrmfbeit eiebt es
mebr mirflif)es 2eiben. uie rid)tige
@efabr. Slints Cure lit ipe8iea fur
IoIfe Sdae fabriaiert. Sic erleib-
tert lofort u1lo belt prompt. Mbiolut
garantiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-28
Before @eina1heit.

5eitoem id Or. Sings Meue 2e-
bens-Yiaen eebraude, erfreue id mid
be1ferer -@eiunobeit, iagt Safob
|Springer BON @eft SranflinL Woi1e.
sic boIten Maeen, 2eber uno Gin.
getDeioe in Sronung. gu baben bel
Moolpb AreiB u1o 81. gobn & c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-28
BrennboIz! Rrennbclz!

Sebt lit Die 3eit, guren 9orrat
BON Sols fir ben @inter ein5uIegen.
@utes 8oit-Oaf Sfenbol5 binig I'M
neuen 9ol5bof bon
r. WIN. SAT HGER, EigentuemsT,
4O4 Nulan Gtrafe.
Weles Gel. '25S7. Mltes Sci. 1874
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-28
Cranaenb6nme AT nerfamfen.

Orongenbdume, pelhe bas faIte
@etter aitsbalten fonnen unb niht
ourd Sroit beihdoigt fueroen, iino
Si nerfmlfen.
Sdulae's Drusltore,
Col @oliao Strabe.
Mlteg Sci. 365 6M. Meues Gel. 1861.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-28

Nodl gmt erbaltenes 5inneriperf-
sena iuirb sn fanfen seindlt.
gfsan, Seras. Bog 273.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-13
RATIONAL CURE FOR ECZEMA
No More Dosing the Stomach-Cure
the Skin Through the Skin.

When you have a scratch on your
hand you wash 1t out and cleanse II and
then the skin cures itself. You do not
take a blood medicine to cure a festered
wound.
The best skin specialists today are
agreed that the only way TO cure the skin
Is through the kin
The fact that eczema is a skin disease
and not a blood disease is evident from
statistics which show that nearly all ec-
zema sufferers are perfectly healthy in
all other ways except as to their skin.
II the eczema patients were really suffer-
ing from an inward malady, the entire
body and not only the skin would be dis
eased.
You can prove Immediately the relief
of a true skin cure by using oil Of win
tergreen as compounded in ID. d, d, Pre-
scription.
This liquid attacks the disease germs.
numbing them while building up the
healthy tissue of the skin. We have now
handled his meritorious and thoroughly
scientific remedy for so long and have
seen it's reliable result so many times
that we freely express our confidence.
Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co, 18th
and Dodge streets, and Owl Drug Com
pany, 10th and Harvey Streets, Omaha,
Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-13
What Dc They CureY

The abOve question is often asked con.
eerning DR.. picrce's two leading medi.
zines, rGclden Medical Discovery and
sFavurite Prescription
The answer Ia that Golden Medical
Discovery y is a most potent Alternative OF
b~lood-purifer, and tonic or invigoratoY
and acts especially favorably In a cura-
tive way upon all the mucous lining sur
faces, as OF the nasal passages, throat,
bronchial tubes, stomach, bowels and
bladdeROcurlng a large per cent. OF catar-
rhal CAKES whether che disease affects the
nasal passages, the mxQat, larynx, bronv
CHA, stomachNas catarrhal dyspepsiah
bowels las muSoY(&&FrheA bladder.
uterus or other pelvic orgSrsH Even in
thechIonic nr-~nlesratlYe Stages aLIheSA
attectlonsltlantten- successful in Affect
TheN FaYorlta Prescrinilonrls advised
for the GlreQlQm Class OF diseases-thQSe
PeculIar. weaknesSeS utf6hgehents and
reg1aflllet1lcdent toMQI1e1Q1y. 1t
IS 3 powerful yet gently acting l~nVigorGt-
ing tome and nervine. For weak worm
out over-worked women-no matter what
has caused the breakdown, 0Favorito
Prescription will b. found most effective
in building up. the strength, regulating
the womanly functions, subduing pain
and bringing about a healthy, vigorous
condition OF the whole system.
A book OF particulars wraps each bottle
giving the formula OF both medicines and
quoting what. scores OF eminent med.
ical authors, whose works are consulted
by physicians Of all the schools Of practice
as guides in prescribing, say Of each in
gredlent entering Into these medicines.
The words Of praise bestowed on the
several ingredients entering into Doctor
Plerce's medicines by such writer's should
have more weight thar any amount OF
non = professional testimonials, because
such men are writing for the guidance OF
their medical brethren and know whereof
they speak.
Both medicines are non-alcoholic, nom
secret, and contain no harmful habit
forming drugs, being composed Of glycerie
extracts Of the roots Of native, American
medicinal forest plants. They are both
cold by dealers In medicine. You can't
afford to accept as q substitute for one OF
these medicines of known composition.
any secret nostrum.
DR.. Pieree's Pellets. small. sugar-coateA,
easy to take as candy, regulate and in
Sig0rate stomach. liver and bowels.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-13
BENSON EAGLES OPEN FAIR
Begin Festivities of n Week to Pay
on Balance on New
Home.

Monday was Benson day at the Eagles
fair at Benson, where the Benson Aerie of
Eagles is trying to raise the balance due
on It's new structure nearly completed. This
magnificent home of the order has been
built at an expense of over $40, 600, of which
5000 yet remains to be raised. To be able
to dedicate the building free from debt a
monster fair is in progress this week, in
which the entire town of Benson is inter-
ested and to which nearly all the larger
stores and jobbing houses of Omaha have
contributed.
The fair opens each afternoon at 4 o'clock
and will remain open until midnight. This
will be the program until Friday night.
when everything will be taken from the
building to make room for the big ball
which will be held there Saturday night.
The jail and the kangaroo court and the
policemen and the patrol wagon are in
action and woe to the citizen of Benson
who does not manifest the expected interest
I'm the new building Of which the entire
town is proud. The police and the patrol
will make II a point to see that all do their
part and anyone caught lukewarm over the
enterprise will be hauled before the court
and fined sufficiently to compel him to
take an interest.
The big building is beautifully decorated.
the booths are all in place. the vaudeville
stars have arrived, the band is on hand and
all is in readiness for the opening of the
fair today.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-13
COLLEGE FOR ALL CREEDS
University of Omaha, Protestant In
stitutiOn, Makes Test of
It's Plans

The University of Omaha, which is Belle
vue college in its new and larger sphere,
will know within ten days or two weeks
whether it's present plans for development
will be carried out.
This is the word of DR.. II. II. Maynard,
financial secretary Of the institution.
The University of Omaha is a Protcs-
taht institution whose doors are open to
young men and women of any denomina-
ton says Dr.. Maynard, land It has I'M
dcrtaken a large work of progress. It is
up to the people of Omaha to say whether
that enterprise shall succeed and the uni
versity be enabled to proceed with Its plans
Of development. II is an Omaha institution
and should receive Onaha's most earnest
and loyal support. We believe II will. II
It does then our plans nave succeeded and
we will develop a university of which the
city and the state will be proud. Our plans
are now being subjected to the final test
and IL rests with the Protestant people OF
this city 10 say whether they shall sue
coed. We are not fearing the result"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-13
KANSAS WHEAT FOR OMAHA
Traffic Induced by Lower Rates on
Rock Island.
ON PAR NOW WITH KANSAS CITY
Schedules Are calculated to Enable
Omaha MilIers &c Get wheat
from the sunaOwer
state.

Recognizing the necessity for lower
wheat rates from many points because Of
the Touring mills locating in Omaha, the
Rock Island route has issued a new tariff,
effective November 1, which will enable
the Omaha millers to secure Kansas wheat
at a lower rate. A careful examination Of
the rates shows Omaha is given the same
rate from many Kansas points as Kansas
City.
Rates on corn are almost always affected
by the reduction of rates on wheat and
the reductions on corn in some Instances
are from IL to 2h cents.
The new rates also mean that fifty
seven points in Kansas and Colorado will
have lower rates to Omaha and as a con-
sequence can sell on a competitive market.
Many times the price paid for grain In
Omaha is higher than in Kansas City and
not ~infrequently it is higher than In Chi
cago. The difference Of a fraction of a
cent in the freight rate might divert the
grain from the Omaha market, but on an
equal basis Omaha would be the primary
market for Kansas and Colorado grain in
the Rock Island territory.
Old and New Rates.
The following shows the stations and
the old and new wheat and corn rates:
New Rates. Present Rates.
AnANnH NAhaaA NMAwa MAAuN H.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-13
BOOK ON THE POPE AND COMET
Volume Issued by Father William #.
RiRge of the Creighton
UniyerAity.

In responce to a demand for further in
formation about the pope and the comet
than was given in a letter published in The
Bee, Rev. William F. Rigge of Creighton
university hus published a booklet entitled
THE Pope and The Comet" which he is
distributing with his compliments. Most
Of 1t Is reprinted from an article by the
Omaha astronomer on Popular Astronomy
and Father Rigge relates this incident in
connection with it:
l lately had the privilege of visiting one
Of the first astronomers OF the country in
mis- own observatory. Seeing some photo
graphs of comets, | remarked pleasantly
that 1t was about time for the pope to get
mis- bull ready # he wished to prevent the e
ne said. ~ was foolish enough to give
credence to this story lately in a public
politely, taken to task for 1t. and / shalt
certainly never be guilty OF such ignorance
again. When L told him 1 Intended to
write up this story In Popular Astronomy,
l he urged me: DO so, by all means, be-
cause II is repeated so often and in so many
magazines, that people really believe it 10 be
Against the common story that Pope
CalliXtus issued a bull against a comet
frtghten IT away. Father Rigge launches
the following statements i'm his booklet and
supports them with authorities:
l. The pope did not issue a bull against
the comet, he ordered applications. 2. He
ordered these conditionaliy, chat II evils
were impending. prudently neither .ad-
hitting nor rejecting the authority Of the
mathematicians who declared that pesti-
lence, dearth and some great calamity
would follow the appearance OF the comet.
3. He assumes no authority over the comet
nor bids IT begone, he orders applications,
declaring himself to be a supplicant, that
4 evils were impending, God would turn
them upon the enimies OF the Christian
name. 4. Bells are to be -ung TO remind
Me faithful to pray, not to brighten away
the comet.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-13
REV. G. G. WARE A FREE MAN
Minister Completes One Year in
Prison for Extensive Land
Frauds.

Rev. George G. Ware was released from
the Hall county jail at Grand Island Sun
day, having completed his sentence OF one
year for alleged conspiracy in land frauds
in Thomas and Hooker counties, Nebraska.
Mr.. Ware was indicted with Harry Welsh
and Frank w. Lambert November "A, 1906.
He was arraigned January IL, 1906, in the
United States district court and entered
a plea Of not guilty. The trial lasted for
fifteen days and the jury returned a YER
dict of guilty.
Mr.. Wares attorneys at once filed a mo-
ton for a new trial. This motion was
argued and submitted February "a, 1896,
and was overruled by. Judge w. II. Mum
ger on February q.
Very Rev. George A. Beecher, dean Of
Trinity Episcopal cathedral, who had been
an interested spectator during most of the
fifteen days of the trial, arose and, ad-
dressing the court. before it sentenced
Ware, said, his voice trembling with emo
tioB
Your honor; this is a most unusual
thing that / ask Of you. l do 1t in ali
mitted to serve the sentence Of imprison-
ment Of my friend and brother, George G.
Ware. He has suffered enough"
The court, Of course, did not and could
not, concede to the Pythian request of
Dean Beecher.
Execution of sentence was suspended
pending an appeal to the United States cir
cult court Of appeals. After several months
the decision OF the lower court was at
firmed and Mr.. Ware had no other recourse
but to serve out his sentence. At the re-
quest Of friends the place of Imprisonment
was changed from Omaha to Grand Island.
He entered on his sentence of Imprisonment
December IL, 1907. He gained two months
on his term for good behavior.
His offense being merely a misdemeanor,
with the expiration of his sentence Mr..
Ware is restored to full rights of citizen
ship II is understood he will return to his
home at Mullen. where his ranch and cattle
interests are located and will continue in
that business,
Upon the completion OF his trial in jan
uary, 1865, Mr.. Ware resigned his pastor
ate Of one Of the Episcopal churches Of
Dcadwood and disassociated himself from
the ministry.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-13
HOTELS ON WHEELS THE STYLE
Portable Eating stations il an limo
walton Introduced by the
Northwestern.

The Northwestern road has hit upon a
plan of portable eating stations for wyo-
ing where towns spring up over night
and where the time of arrival of trains may
be changed on short notice. An eating
station had been built at Douglas. wyo.,
but that place was no longer a convenient
location for the Northwestern to stop its
trains for a meal. Trains now reach Grin
Junction at meal time. but because Of the
uncertainty of that station remaining an
eating place long the company equipped
four cars rs a hotel, and when the time
card changes these cars may be moved to
another town. A passenger coach is fitted
as a dining room with tables down the
center of the car. The car next to 1t Is
the kitchen. Beyond this is the lunch room
and the fourth car is the crews quarters