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Coeur d'Alene evening press., 1910-07-28
BALLINGER FAVORS
SANE CONSERVATION.
Would use Natural Resources for best Inter-
GSS Of Present and Future Generations

SEATTLE, Wash. July 2S.-"I am
not of the resigning class" said Sec
retary of the Interior Ballinger at
the Arctic club smoker given in his
honor last night. Il was not born a
resigner and never intend to stand
In that class. hope to be able to
help the national administration
solve many of the important prob
lens that confront it..
The secretary was greeted with
great applause when he arose to
speak. the smoker having been ar
ranged as demonstration OF the
faith of the people of Seattle in their
townsman. All the preceding speak
ers referred to the tribulations
through which Secretary Ballinger
had passed and all eulogized him.
Wilson Lauds Him.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson
said the charges against Ballinger
We're due to spite and desire to an
noy him. He continued:
In your position Of standing by
an oppressed man / honor you with
all my heart and soul"
Secretary Ballinger said:
Il am positive conservationist,
not standpatter as SO many Of my
enemies are. There are no national
resources that should not be de-
veloped if useful for this as well as
future generations. The demagogue,
fanatic and zealot have closed Alas
ka tight, it is the intention of the
government to open and develop Al
aska, conserving all its resources
at the same time. The ultra-conser-
have tried to roll boulders
in my way; but the boulders will be
removed. When the country be-
comes sane we shall be able to get |
legislation to develop all the re-
sources of Alaska. If Alaska, with !
its fertile valleys and mineral re-
sources, occupied the place on the |
map that Greenland does, would the |
Boston man tolerate the sort of con-
servation that We are applying to
Alaskan"
Coeur d'Alene evening press., 1910-07-28
D'NEIL MAKING
MANY FRIENDS
tate Committee to Meet Soon When
Chairman Will Probably
Resign.

CALDWELL, Idaho, July 2S.-B.
O'Neil and party arrived here
Fednesday evening and are stopping
the Saratoga hotel. Mr.. O'Neil ex-
Fessed himself as most agreeably
lrprised with the hearty welcome
scorded him in the towns Of Pay
be, New Plymouth and Parma.
The trip from Payette to Parma, a
stance of 40 miles by way of New
ymouth. was made by auto. The
ayy touring car in which the party
IS been campaigning, and which met
th the serious accident, is at Weis-
undergoing repairs. 1t is expected
Rat it will pick up Mr.. O'Neil at
pise within day or two.
VIII go to Nampa.
From this city Mr.. O'Neil expects
go to Nampa Thursday, where he
|obably will spend the night, then
'ntinuing on to Boise some time Fri
y.
When his attention was called to
+ attempt of several members of
|e state central committee to hold
executive meeting of that body
d that he would be compelled to
sign as chairman of that organiza-
IN. Mr. O'Neil laughed and re-
Rrked that he had stated his stand
the matter some several weeks
p. Mr.. O'Neil again announced
hself as thoroughly willing to call
meeting of the committee and ten
his resignation in accordance with
evious statements. He called at
htion to the fact that a month or
pre- ago he sent a letter to all mem
srs of the state central republican
mmittee requesting a frank ex-
|ession of their wishes with refer
ce to his resignation as chairman.
lom what he says it is evident
majority of replies received by him
|hicated a desire on part of com
itteemen that he retain his office.
pey do not think it either advisable
Il him to resign, at least at pres
i.
Has Been the Custom.
'0'Neil mentioned that this custom
d heretofore been operative when
airmen became candidates, notably
the eases of Ex-Governor Nor
Jon and Governor Brady. Notwith-
lnding this fact, Mr.. O'Neil remark
that, inasmuch as a small number
the committeeman, several close
lrsona friends of Governor Brady,
Pre- insistent in the matter, he felt
best to have the committee con-
ne so that the question should be
|operly discussed and acted upon.
+ made it plain that he had no de-
r to longer remain chairman. He
hde no attempt to hide his amuse-
ent at the outcome of the effort on
|e part of several committeeman to
u the members together without
'oper authority.
Winning Many Friends.
o Neils personality is winning him
lends on every hand. and his popu-
pity among heretofore strong Brady |
ctions is a most favorable omen
is becoming generally accepted in
Iis community as the only logical
publican candidate His stand
all important statewide issues
appreciated and accepted by all
oughtful individuals OF influence.
ID the masses are fast declaring
emselves favorable to the Wallace
Coeur d'Alene evening press., 1910-07-28

Albert Anderson of Plummer. who
As special policeman during the
Hlns at the land Office last summer.
ID who has been in the city on busi-
FSs, received a telegram this morn
3 which stated that forest fires had
Arted on his homestead and he i'm
ediately left for Plummer.
Coeur d'Alene evening press., 1910-07-28
STRIKERS RIOT
At COLUMBUS
Troops Pouring Into Ohio Capital 10
suppress street Railway
Riots.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. July 2s.Two
thousand state milltlamen arrived
here today 10 Quell the rlOting which
followed the efforts Of the Columbus
Railway & Light company to oper-
ate its street cars with strlkebreak-
ers. Mobs attacked the cara on the
streets and overwhelmed the police
when, they attempted 20 interfere.
Mayor Marshall was unable 10 cope
with the situation and appealed for
troops. Governor Harmon ordered
Adiutant General weybrecht to sup
ply all the troops necessary.
strikers Attack MiIitia.
HAMILTON. Ohio. July as. A
troop train carrying company r.
Third Ohio infantry 70 Columbus,
where they we're to be held In readi-
ness for strike duty. were today At
tackled By strike sympathIzers in this
city Showers OF iron bolts and
other missiles ralned on tho cars
but no one was hurt.
Coeur d'Alene evening press., 1910-07-28
3. A. VARNAM FOR
COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Seeks Republican Nomination at the
Primary.
Mr.. Varnam was born In the state
of Maine in 1862, where he remained
Coeur d'Alene evening press., 1910-07-28
trunk STRIKE
SITUATION IS SERIOUS
Troops are Being Rushed to Railway
CGRterS to QuGI Riots

TORONTO, Ontario. July as
The strike leaders today angrily de-
MED the statements of the Grand
Trunk officials that the strikers had
asked to be allowed to return to
work. The railroad officials say that
the request was made at a confer
ence between President Lee and
Trainmaster GarTetson OF the con-
ductors and President Hays and
Vice President Fitzhugh OF the Grand
Trunk. The strikers maintain that
the report was published to weaken
their position. They say that they
have plenty of funds to sarry on the
strike and will continue the fight as
long as the company wants to. The
situation today is serious as a num-
Der OF riots have occurred at various
points. The railroad Is losing heavily
owing to lack OF freight service.
Militia Called Out.
DETROIT, Mich. July rs Four
companies OF the First regiment.
Michigan National Guard. were dis
patched TO Durand today, where the
strike situation Is critical on the
Michigan branch of the Grand Trunk.
A battalion OF infantry from Grand
Rapids is en- route to the scene OF
trouble. Major John Bersey Is In
command. Durand Is one OF the
central railway points on the sys-
tenn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-03
Uczmy dZieci nasze cZyta6
pisac 1 movie pc polsku!
.UWaqii.

Kto s1u1y& W wojsku, ten
vie, re tam wymaga sic zu.
pe}nej subordynacyi, - bez-
wzglednego pos}usze6stwa.
Rozkazy i rozporzadzenia
wszelkie W wojsku wydaje
gl6wny dow6dca. Cd niego
odbieraja je oficerzy najwyz-
szej pc MIN rangi i podaja
je swym podkomendnym az
najnizszy officer og}asza to
rozkazy i rozporzadzenia
s"zeregowcom. Ami W mai
mniejszym szczeg6le ME VOL
no zmienic takiego rozkazu
albo rozporzadzenia, Gala ar
mia zas must sic scisle sto.
sowac do wolf ~gl6wnego do
w6dcy, jesli sic ME Chico ma
razac ma ostre kary.
w r%ozdawaniu urzed6w j
v mianowaniu oficer6w taxi
sam zachowuje sic porzadek.
Gl6way dow6dca mianuje
Wyzszych oficer6w, ci za6
!: wiedza i "a pozwoleniem
g16wnego dow6dcy mia
nlluja oficer6w nizszej rangi.
Stad najnizsi oficerzy odpo-
wiadaja "a szeregowc6w swym
bezposrednim prze1ozonym,
81 zn6w wyzszym cd siebie
it'd. az gl6wny dow6dca Cd
powiada "a GAIA armie kra-
jowi. - Jedynie W tax UREA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-03

parafianie 6w. J6zefa W Chi
cago udaja sic pod skrzyd}a
opieku6cze takich wyrzut'
k6w spofeczehstwa.. TAX
Panowie cd d. N. i K. P.
dbacie O dobro ludu polskie-
go, 10 jego Ware sprzedaie-
Gle "a marny a%bonament
waszych szmat.
Ale Pan Bog mocniejszy
piz pan .Rymsza,, przepra,
SIAM, niz panowie Kruszki....
vice ~przedwczesna ich ra-
dose.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-03

Ot6z to eel katolickiego
Kruszki: burzyG }atwowier-
ny ludek przeciw ksiedzu,,.
przeciw bjskupowi, ably v
chwili mai wiekszego rozdraz-
nienia sprowadzic nieza1ez-
nych kuglarzy i pchnac W
ich objecia nieopatrzna gro
madke oba1amuconych kato-
lik6w.
@By}by Kruszka niezaWod-
ME i do Milwaukee zaprosD:
nie7aleznych, tylko sic bal,
ze jeszcze ola Milwaukee "a.
rych1o gadac ludziom osnie-:
zaleznosci, a W ostatecznej
potrzebie ME byliby .mieli
niezalezni "goscie" miejsca
bezpieczneso, gdzieby sic
skry6 mogli pred dorazna
la ich bezczelne
pap}anie.-W Chicago-a to.
co inuego. Tam niezalezni
przeciez cd kilkunastu lat
lud %balamuca, vice mogli sic
znalesc ma naityngu warcho,.
low = nawet bez obawy, ze
sic publiczno6c dowie, il to.
Kruszka ich tam postal.
Process ks. Pyplaca pre-
civ "Dziennikowi Narod."
.%bynajmniej ME moze bye u.
wazany "a skohczony. Kto
tax jak pomagrzy Kruszki
Todbywa6 must kcnferencye
20 nocach ze 6wiadkami W
jakiejs sprawie, ten dobrze
vie, ze sprawl jego Jest stra-
sznie niebezpieczna ola
niego samego, i re bez po-
mocy nielegalnych Srodk6w
sic z matni ME wydostanie.
- Zb6jcy i z}odzieje prowa-
dza swe obrzydliwe rzemioslo
pod os}ona nocy, ME za5 cz1o.
wick uczciwy, kt6ry przeko-
many. Jest O siusznosci swej
sprawy!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-03
.Przedwczesna rad0SC
:. Kuryera Polskiego. :

Znanem jest wszystkim ro-
;dzaj stworzenia, kt6re ze
szczeg6lnem z"amilowaniem
we wszelkie] nieczysto6ci i
brudzie tarzac sic lubi.
Do takiego wida6 rodzaju
uposledzonych ist6t neleza i
pismacy cd: organu wszyst-
kich niezadowolonych, nKu-
ryera Polskiegc" W Milwau-.
Ot6z co pisze K. p: ,Dzien-
mix Narodowy W Chicago
CORA" Cora jest Dziennik
Narodowy u burzycieli, kt6-
rzy W tenn zaburzeniu wlashe
korzysci .osiagaja; CORA u
ludzi ograniczonego rozumo-
wanna; CORA II niezaleznych
warcho}6w, kt6rych bury
ciele "a rada obro6c6w WARY
j praw ludu polskiego, pis-
mak6w cd Dziennika Naro-
dowego ma swe zebranja "a
praszaja i ma ostatku ma sic
rozumie6 cora W m6zgowni-
cy Kruszk6w Cd K. P. Me
ma co movie, }adnych PREY
jaci6l ma u. N.!....
Dalei pisze K. P. ze ks.
Pyplatz process z d. N. pre-"
grab. Jak m6g} przegrac pro.
ces kiedy jeszcze rozprawy
sadowej ME by}o, i moge
was pismacy cd y. N, j K. P.
zape wni6, re process dopiero
bedzie j wtenczas dopiero
prawda mad z}oscia pos1a6.
COW szatana zwyciezy. PIANO.
vie cd X. P. W Milwaukee
majac. w swym rodzie ka-
p}an6w W piracy ola WARY
Rzymsko- Katolickiej wielce
zasluzonych, szalenie 2 ucie-
eh;yl' trabia urbi ct orb j
n / grubemi czcionkami
pisa ze parafianie koscio}a
dw.J6zefa pobuduja kosci6i
!. niiieza1ezny .....: i 20 Ks.
KaWnicki agituje " paratii
kW. J0zefa ma rzecz kosciola
nieza1eznego to bard2o
Al. t;Warzy warcholom Cd *.
]. Pn g Ia daleko dosz}o %.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-03

POTRZEBA agentdw wszedzie
gdzie tylko zamieszkuja polacy.
Praca ]atwa, :dobra Yzaplata: Mega,
sic zglaszac kobiety i mezczyzni-
lecz tylko ludzie inteligentni. Do
bra .sposobnosG ola zg}asza jqcycb
sic zaraz. Adresowac:
The Century Mfg. Co.
Ballard Sta.
Seattle Wash.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-03
NASI

Upowaznieni So do kolektowania
sbonamentu W1ARUsA nastepuj acy
nasi agenei m~ieilcowi::
ASHTON. Nebr. Mich. Mendyk .
BRENNAN Tex. W. Kowalski
FRIED, N. Oak D. F. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE, S. Oaks, :Jozef Grubs r
INDEPENDENCE Wis. ,,Michai Mish
heuen, Wis. Teoh 'Derdowsk
NANTIcOKE, Pa: F.. Jablonsk -
NEW WAVERLY, Tex. F., F. Proch
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
GREENHOUSE. Mimi, A. J. Kulas
BREMOND. Tex. Jan Fan
WARSAW. ND. Teodox Wvsocki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-03


ufac moze kraj, Il xolnosci
j nietykalnosci granic pan
silva bronic bedzie do upa-
diego.
w kazdym kraju, nawet W
rzeczypospolitej, jaka jest
Ameryka (Stany Zjednoczo-
ne), armia ma takim porzad
ku sic opiera. Nigdzie sic
ME znajdzie wojska, W kt6-
remby ezeregowcy rzadzili,
albo oficer6w / dow6dc6w
obierali, wszedzie natomiast
pro6ci zo~}nierze slepo stu
chac musza rozkaz6w star
szych. Nikomu tel ami do
glowy ME przyjdzie sprzeci.
WAC sic uznanemu powszech-.
ME porzadkowi, gdyz kto
tylko nieco myslec potrafi,
uzna, ze inaczej bye ME mo-
lie bez narazenia i siebie i
calego kraju ma upadek i
niewo1e.
Kosci6} sw., kosci6} kato-
licki tn ma ziemi, - to kos
ci6} wojujacy, to armia, kt6-
ra ciag}a Wake toczy z ME-
zliczonymi wrogami wszel-
kiego rodzaju, zatem ia
armia, W kt6rej sta}y porza-
dek ciagle potrzebny. Porza-
dek zas W Kosciele katolic-
kim jest ten sam, co j W
arn1iach poszczeg6lnych kra-
low. Ojciec sw., ]ako g}owa
widzialna Kosciola katolic~
kiego ma w}adze rozkazy""a-
lila i rozporzadzaDia, a Jego
rozkazy i rozporzadzenia O.
bowiazuja wszystkich wier-
nych cd najwyzszego dostoj-
nika do mai nizszego prostacz-
ka; - tenn wiecej zas obo-
wiazuja Jego rozkazy, re: jest
jake g}owa Ko6cio}a, ME.
omylny. Ojciec sw. take
wed}ug rozporzadzenia Chry-
stusa Pana rozdaje dostojeh-
silva wszystkie albo sam -
bezpo6rednio, - albo przez
biskup6w, kt6rych zamiano:
wal. Jemu jednemu W osobie
Piotra sw. powiedzia1 Pan Je-
zus: PAS owce mole, pas ba-
ranki moje'', czyli, ,,rzadz ca.
lynn :Koscioiem moim'!
Jest tedy porzadek ME-
z{omny W kosciele katolic-
kim ten: Ojciec sw. Mama
GA biskup6w, biskupi zas
ustanawiaja kap}an6w ma
proboszcz6w i ich pomocni-
k6w. - Nigdy i nigdzie W
dziejach Koscio1a katolickie-
go ME znajdnjemy fakt6w,
by parafie wybiera1y sobie
duszpasterzy, zatem takiego
wyjatku Kosci6l 6w. ami ola
polskich parafii W Ameryce
uczynic ME mole, BIO pre-
sta4by bye Kosciolem przez
Pana Jezusa ~ustanowionym,
|jedynym kosciolem prawdzi-
wynn.
Fa}szywa nauke g}osza ci,
co powiadaja, ze ]ud polski
W Ameryce %powinien mice
|g1os W u~stanawianiu dusz-
pasterzy: proboszcz6w wika-
rych, gdyz "a ciezko zapra-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-03

~, " innych krajach zbie
je urzednicy podatkowi,
! " nowszych czasach take
Tub komisye, jak
in;aprzyk}ad W Polsce pod.
Prusakiem, przeto musia'yby
ca1ym swiecie parable rza-
die bezwzglednie= siebie,:
gdyby take prawo przyzna.
no jednej Tub drugiej parafii,
albo wszystkim parafiom pol
skim W Ameryce.
Jak " wojsku, tax j W
katolickim, jezeli sic
szeregowcom krzywda dzieje
cd przeiozonych, przys1ugu
i'm prawo odniesc sic 70
.skarga do wyzszej w}adzy.
taxa atoli musi bye
oparta ma dowiedzionych fax
.tach, ME zas ma plotkach j
.bajkach. Jezeli BOWEN ME-
ma dowod6w ~oczywistych,
wtedy przeciez wyzsza VIA
dza kompromitowalaby sic,
wydajac wyrok ma korzySc
skarzycieli, raz ola tego, re
by}by k}opot z %niewinnie
ukaranym, potem zas prowa-
dziloby. to~do anarchii, gdyz
trzebaby by1o s1uchat skarg
i wymierza6 wyroki bezu.
stannie = ola kilku nieza-
dowolonych, kt6rych W
mniejszej Tub wiekszej licz
bic W zadnej parafii ME brak.
Gazety, kt6re umieszczaja
skwapliwie wszelkie plotki o
ksiezach katolickich i roz-
dmuchuja n~iezadowolenie "
parafiach polskich, gdzie
tylko sic sposobnosc NADIA
rzy;- kt6re ubolewaja ciagle
mad tenn, re po]ski lud "a
swe pieniadze - niema g{osu
W rzadach parafialnyc hi dye e
cezyalnych i podburzaja
ustawicznie do mseptacenla
dop6ki zudowG woH zadosyf
sic ME stanie, to gazety
czynia to W z}ej wolf, "a
miarem oderwania Polak6w
tn W Ameryce cd Koscio}a
rzymsko- katolickiego. Panom
wydawcom takich gazet iich
redaktorom zachciewa sic
ko$cio2a marodowego, DO "
takim n%arodowym onibY
mogli role dobroczy1c6w'
samozwa6czych opiekun6w
.dow6dc6w o%dgrywac.
Do takich pism obecnie
zaliczaja sic swistki socyali-
styczne, niezalezne i to, kt6-
re pozostaja pod kontrola p.
Micha1a Kruszki z Milwau.
kee: ,,Kuryer Polski" z ty-
godnikami swymi i ,,Dzien-
nix Narodowy"'. Mniej
mas obch odza niezalezne j
socyalistyczne pisma, gdyz
te ME wychodza poza obreb
%gromadki niezaleznycb i SO:
cyalist6w, cato Kruszko wskit
podw6jnie So niebezpieczne-
mi. 30 to p. Micha} Krusz.
ka niby wielki patryota u
i katolik ~ zawsze paraduje
ma jakims rumaku obrohcy
Iudul~
T--. -2.k@ -, ~~,ol -:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-03

Cztero miesleczny
procent po 3 od sta ' !
platny lipca, 1910 $40
Cd wszystkich depo-
nowanych~ pleniedzy
" pierwszych pieci11=
dniach Marca 1910.
v Deposit Bank I'I $ Of
~ - ,N.S NJ 80.
Winona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-03
FRASZKI.
z raiu mafzenskieg6.

z raju mafzehskieg6.
MAJ, mruczac. kadne gospodar'
stwo! jednei kcszuli obdarty pra-
wy: rekaw, u drugiej niema lewego!
iona. Wielkie rzeczy! ublerz sic
W obie i bedziesz mia}>obydwa reka-
wy!....
Ma}zonek. z westchnieniem. A to
ci mnie ten ksiadz porzaednie 2 moja
baba po}aczy{ pred awudziestu Ia
ty!... pieciu adwokatdw PRAGUE j
ME NIGGA mnie z MIA rozwiesc!
Pantoflarz, patrzac ma m}odg 10.
ne-w my6li. zadnego. djab}a tax
sic ME boje, jjak tego anio{ka.
W szkole.
Nauczyciel. jake to SO cztery ~
wioly?
Uczen Pierwsze ogieh
Nauczyciel. Dalej?..
Uczen. Drug1e Woda.
N%auczyciel. No. .dalej. Alto ma.
&c --=- ,seZs@EZ E&Ea - E@a5-a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-03

W kosciele katolickim ME
lud ale Oiciec 6w.,
kaplani? Ano
tego ME poWie, DO. musialby
oprzestac brudnej roboty
duchowieh silva
babskiemi plotkami, DO: ME
mialby zysku : bezmySlnosci
.ludzi, co ola sensacyjnych
:ptotek ptacamu "a pisma
jego.
Znane So napasci Kruszki
ma dawniejszego ks. probo-
szcza parafii sw. Jacka "
Milwaukee, ma ks. arcy
biskupa milwauckiego; jego
pchanie do k~osztownego pro
cesu acknowledged para
fan W Milwaukee W sprawie
o kt6rej byl przekonany 10
skonczy sic przegrana pa
rattan; znane So jego
brudne ma ksiezy
ME tylko:w Milwaukee, lecz
W ca}ej Ameryce; znane tez
SO jego umizgi do Hodura i
tax zwanego kosciola narodo-
wego u, ale nigdy tax
otwarcie ME przyzna} sic
do swych: dazen, iak W pod
burzaniu parafian u -sw. J6-
zefa " Chicago.
Kuryera W parafii sw.
J6zefa W Chicago prawdopo-
dobnie ma1o kto czyta, vice
uzyl do r%ozdymania nieza-
dowolonych i uiwierdzenia
warchol6w W uporze ,Dzien-
nika Narodowego' (,,Dz.
Mar" jest tel pod .kierow-
nictwem KruszkD. Przez
pare miesiecy =publikowal
~niestworzone rzeczy, bajki o
proboszczu pafafl; 6w. joe:
ia, ks. Pyplaeu, a gdy ten
sic upomniai1f " sadie O
sprawiedliwo6t sr6znymi
kruczkami nazbierat 6wjad.
k6w III zaprzysiezonych III
zeznan Gale stosy, tax il
narazie oba}aim6iucil sedzieg;o,
il ten skargi ks Pyplaca ME
przyjat. 6
| w wielkiej rado6ci5 niby z
wygronego{!D pt1ocesu zprzyzna-
lie sieze jego (kruszki} mai
mici miewali "konteremcye 2e
$swaadkQmi komitetowynI para
tSianaxns nieraz : do p6zno wnocy."
Dalej g}osi taxa niedorzecz-
[nosc z palca wyssana: ks.
Arcy6iskup p,zyobiecat delega.
tom parafaan wyraznie, re Saras
20 .ukonczsniM prccesu KS. P!yp-
|:jQtza z Mathematician Nar0do'
:'vym'', przeniesie co. J6zetato.
wa". Tego,- rzecz jasne,
: ks. Arcybiskup ME powie-:
lzlaf nlgdy, 90 ne mog1 po-
wiedziee! z nieklamana ra-
|.do6cia za6 glosi, "a to ncl-
w~a1nlejszo, re ma wiecu, ia
Xxi urzadzili: burzyciele ma
J6zefowie W hall Kosciuszki
pc wygranej, bYli >obecni ia
ko goscie: ks. Eawnicki, i ja-
kis Przewocki-z niezalezne.
go zboru 80. As POGO ci Cos
Gle tam byli? Otto ma to, by
uwie6czy6 starania Kruszki
il jego najmit6w, gdyz proszze
pos}uchat:: 'uchwalono wiek-
szo5ciq g5os6w dodatkowq 'ezo.
lucye ma wniosek Ks. Kawnack:e--
go (Ksiedzem ten czfowiek
chyba nigdy ME by} AMI ME
. T.-->
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-03

Pantoflarz, patrzac ma m}oda 70.
ne-w mySli. Zadnego. djab}a tax
sic ME boje, jak tego anio}ka.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

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Births-Tony Smith, 8906 North Twenty
fourth, boy; Chas. Wilson, 1916 Martha,
boy; bar Roberts. 4a17 Pierce, girl; Albert
II. Osborne. 514 North Twentieth, girl; Jake
Koronitsky, SOB North Sixteenth, girl; New
ton Jones', 1924 Military avenue, boy; Nels
Hansen, Oman General hospital, boy;
Henry Bockmann, 1859 lizard, boy; Giuseppe
Zotora, us Leavenworth, boy; Joe Groth.
1A Francis, girl.
Deaths-Baby Smith. 1905 North Twenty
fourth; Chas. Maltz, 2I North Seventeenth
Baby Doughty, Fourth and Bancroft; Baby
Bennett, 60 North Seventeenth; Peter
Beaver, l6 Pacific, 80; Gilbert Heider, 1921
Harvey. 8.
The following were reported yesterday:
BirthsAWilliam Larson. 2517 South Thir-
ty-second, boy; David Moylan, 1923 South
Nineteenth, girl; Charles Simonson. Ills
North Sixteenth, boy.
Deaths-Mary S%lasburg, 500 South Twen-
ty-first, ST. James Bachelor, county hos
pital, &C.; Baby Early, 1904 Cass; George A.
Freeman, 1928 North Seventeenth, 6; Patty
Green, A24 Cunning, 81; Florence Patterson.
27 South TWenty-ninth, 40.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20
MARRIAGES
foliowins marriage licenses were is

The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday;
Name and Residence. Age.
Mark c.. Walker, Omaha. .,... q
May NJ. Callahan, Omaha. ..............., 2I
William q. Brown. Pin View........... "a
May II. Egeman, Omaha"......,..s...... "a
Henry Noland, Omaha. p
Bertha Castle, Is
John Koder, South Omaha. .............. &c
Antonio Menousek. Omaha. ................ 10
John H.. sNyquist, Norfolk. 49,. Is
Annie Laason, Omaha. IS
Augusta Proia, Omaha 26
Teresia Veriano, Omaha. ................. II
Henry A. Mcconnell, Omaha ........ "a
Ethel Ryder, Omaha. "a
Joseph a.. Pfoskoccil, Omaha. ............ %
Anna MateJu, Omaha. ................... q
Domenico PetriOsi, Omaha. ......... 80
Cormela Baratta, Omaha. ................ "a
edward Thomson, Cedar Bluffs. ......,... %
Eva Giles, Fremont ...... n
James Ross, Valley. 81
Georgia Williams, Valley .........,.... AS
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

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first Insertion.
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sunday Bees
Always count six words to n line
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REGULAR CLASSIFICATION One
Insertion, 4 Ia cents per word and 1
cent per word for each subsequent
Insertion. Each Insertion made on
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per line per month.
Want ads for The Nee may be left
al amy of the following drug atores-
one is your CORNER druEBtst"-they
are all branch offices for The Bee
and your ad will be inserted Just as
promptly and on the same rates ms at
the main office In The Bee Building,
seventeenth and nrnnm streets.
Aibach, w. c., 4Oth ana Farnam.
Beranck, S. A., 1902 8. 10th St.
Payton Pharmacy, 40 S. 18th ST.
Benson Pharmacy, Benson. Neb.
Bemis Park Pharmacy. $50 and Cunning.
Blake-Rradish, 2s16 sherman Ave.
>Caughlin, c.. r., 9Th and Pierce SITS.
Clifton Hill Pharmacy, 22l3 Military Ave.
Farnam,
Crissey Pharmacy. oath and Lake.
Cooney Pharmacy, 222s S, 18th ST.
Cermak, Emil, i264-G S. 18th 81.
Ehier, f. H., 2SO2 DeaVonWorth
Foster & Arnold, 213 N. 25th st.
Freytag, John j., 1914 N. 24th ST.
Fregger Drug Co, 1908 N. 18th st.
Florence Drug Co. Florence. Neb.
Green's Pharmacy, Park Ave. ard Pacific
G~reerough, G.. A., 16 8. 10th st
G~reenough, 9, A., Tenth and Hickory.
Hayden, William C.. 2o30 Farnam st.
Harscom Park Pharmacy. 1901 S. 18th Ave.
Hoist, John. 624 N. 18th st.
Huff, A.. /. 1924 Leavenworth st.
JOhauson Drug Co, Ath and Spalding SITS
King, H. s., 2258 Farnam st.
kountze Place Pharmacy, 1904 N. 18th.
Mares, Fred l., 2O19 Central Blvd.
Patrick Drug Co, 1924 N. 24th st.
LathrOp, Charles E., 1924 N. oath ST.
Goldman Pharmacy, PATH and Leaven-
worth SITS.
Saratoga Drug Co., 18th and Ames Ave.
sehaefer's Cut Price Drug Store, 10th and
Chicago SITS.
schaefer, August, 1851 N. 10th ST.
Schmidt, j. H. oath and Cunning SITS.
Walnut Hill Pharmacy. doth and Cunning
Walton Pharmacy. goth and Grace SITS.
Wirth, o. H., 10Th and Hamilton SITS.