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Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07

POPE TO BLESS PILGRIMS
His Holiness Ready TO Greet the
Knights of Columbus.
MANY PLACES ON THEIR ROUTE
Tourists VIII visit POIats Of Interest
In Italy and other European
Countries and Sail from
Ireland in September.
BY CLEMENT J. BARRETT.

ROME, Aug. 6.-(special to The Bee.)-
All Ia in readiness for the reception of the
pilgrimage Of the knights OF Columbus,
due here next week II was just year
ago today that the pope bestowed his bless
ing on the American knights and 1t was
hoped that the pilgrimage would be here
for their anniversary. but they are cele-
brstlng the day OF the great explorer at
Genoa, his place of birth. and will not ar
rive in Rome until next week. The pope
win grant the pilgrims special audience
and will bestow upon them a special bene-
dlction. After leaving Rome tho pilgrims
will visit Florence, Venice, Milan, Pompeii,
Capri, Sorrento, Lucerne, the Rigikum,
Munich, OberRmmergau and Strasburg A
week will be spent in Paris, four days In
London and two weeks in ireland. The re-
turn sailing will be at Queenstown on
September 49,
Queer Tale from Naples.
According to Naples messages appearing
in the newspapers today. a wine merchant
named Rea, who appears to be out of his
mind has been keeping his wife and eleven
children shut up for the last five years in
twelve different rooms in a country house
near Naples. lie seems to have watched
lance, feeding them with small portions of
maze, potatoes. eggs and sometime of
fowl
He recently allowed the two eldest sons
to take short walks in the neighborhood of
the house. Although under close super
vision they managed to make their plight
known to some neighbors, who informed
the police with the result that the father
was arrested.
The release OF the prisoners afforded a
very touching spectacle the meeting be-
tween the mother and her sons after five
years separation, being most effecting.
More italian Riots.
| Sectarian riots have occurred at Bisaccla,
in the province OF Avellino, Italy, the
trouble arising out OF the return OF Italians
who. in the United States, have been con-
verted to the Baptist branch of Protestant
ism.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07
PETS TO PAY PASSENGER FARE
serVIaR Steamship Company Solves
One Serious Transportation
Problem.

BELGRADE. Aug. 6--(Speclal to The
Bee THE servian Steamboat Direction
have solved longstanding question by
deciding that the calves and kids which
follow their owners on board and play
about the decks OF the regular service
boats. shall in the future pay fun pas
senger fares.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07
DRIED APPLES FROM AUSTRALIA
American Opens New Industry and
source of Profit 20 AntipOdeaH
Orchardists.

SYDNEY. Aug 6-(special TO The Bee y
Australian apple growers are deriving con-
siderable profit from apples formerly
thrown away. An American apple evapor-
ating plant has been introduced and a new
industry started, which last year yielded
$500 900. Even the cores and skin Feelings
are utilized, being exported TO France for
the manufacture OF vinegar, sauoes, etc.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07
LoCUsTs A PEST IN ATHENS
Streets of Greeian Capital slippery
from BOdies of the Insects
Crushed by Traffic.

ATHENS. Aug s-(specisl to The Bee y
swsrms OF lOcusts recently invaded Athens.
rendering the streets slippery with their
crushed bodies The market gardens OF
the surrounding districts were seriously ar
feeted.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07
New German Securities.

The volume of securities brought out 10
Germany during the first half OF 1910 was
not quite SO great az In the like period OF
1909 According to the best available stats
ties on the subject the new issues
amoupted to ta75. 100000 par value. which
compared with t5Ss. 1000 last year. These
figures shown are from compilation Of the
Frankfurter Zeitung and contain only such
issues as can be traced BY the statistician
Many securities are fIoRtsd in Germany.
however without a public subscription, and
this form of issue has been growing more
frequent. Hence as the newspaper points
out. the figures must not be regarded a.
exhaustive.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07
End ef . Honeymoon.

M. Alexander lmre, public notary at
Banffy Hunyad, Hungary, who was mar
rled only fortnight ago. shot his young
wife dead and then blew out his own brains.
The only clue to the tragedy is a very
slender one. He met his wife with the
words ~ see you do not love me, as other
wise you could not leave me alone so long "
Then he fired
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07
KaIser'a ProEram.

The kaiser has Joined the empress at
Wihelmshohe. following his return from
northern waters, where he was cruising in
the imperial yacht. The kaiser was accom-
panied on the northern cruise by Prince
Albert OF schleswig- Hoistein. The kaiser
and kaiserin will remain at Wnhelmshohe
for several weeks and then the emperor
will leave for the scene OF the annual
autumn army maneuvers
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07
ArGumeat as % Navy.

II the expressions OF the press are fol-
lowed, Germany will follow the advice
from England and enter into an agreement
with the British government as TO the con-
struction of warships. In this way there
will be more disgusting rumors about ships
being constructed in secret Premier
Asquith's remarks upon this subject have
been we'll received here and the newspapers
are urging that an agreement be enterSa
lntO.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07

A prtty exchange OF compliments between
the German empress and an old fisherman's
widow is reported from a little place on
the Pomeranian coast.
The kRiserin was passing the widows hut
when she noticed some fine Madonna lilies
growing in the little garden and stopped
to admire them. The old woman. hobbiing
out of her cottage, pIucked all the flowers
tied them in bunch and presented them
to her majesty.
Delighted with this gift, the empress
walked into the hut and inquired of the
Widows family. One OF her sons she soon
learned was dead. the other was in the gold
mines OF Australia. II am glad" added
the woman. FOR your majesty to have the
flowers. l. lies are for happless ana I'M
suitable for a widow"
The kaiserin then gave the old woman a
little four-leaved clover, saying: Il give
you in exchange this four-leaved clover
that have just found. 1 hope It will bring
you luck and will bring your son back to
YOU"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07
AaanuIt Waa JuatIfied.

David Navokovitch, a Belgrade waiter,
has just failed in remarkable charge OF
assault against RadOy Jord. colleague.
Jords defense was that Navokovitch left
letter saying that he had committed
suicide, and that after an agonizng
search for a day and night he found his
comrade snoring in bed, He was so en-
ragged that he struck him in the face. lord
was acquitted.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07

Both the king and queen have a very
great liking for Ireland and there was a
time when they almost took a country
seat there Certain difficulties then In
tervened and 1t was decided that II was
not desirable that the heir-apparent
should reside in Ireland, since, had hs
done 30, the lord-lieutenant would have
been placed in distinctly awkward po-
sition.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07
International Effect Of the Changes
Proposed is Noted.
ARGENTINE BUYS ARMS LARGELY
South American Republic Patronizes
German Gun Makers.
NEW SECURITIES IN GERMANY
Output of stocks and Bonds shows
Falling Off of More Than
sixty-Three Millions of
Dollars.
BY MALCOLM CLARKE.

BERLIN, Aug. s.-Cspecial to The Bee)-
Emperor william has privately proclaimed
which would in turn lead to breaking OF
For a year the kaiser has been following
closely the suffrage movement in his own
country, in England and in America. He
has discussed with his various ministers
the public influence of suffrage and the
effect It would have upon government poll
cies IL women should be allowed to vote.
The kaisers view Of the question Is far
reaching. He is looking at the international
side of IT, An elaborate report was drawn
up for him in which It was alphabetically
set forth that women electors would use
the same discretion as men. The kaiser 8
view led to the assumption that women
electors might be influenced to establish a
government with irresponsible diplomats
which would in turn lead to breaking OF
alliances.
In private conversation the emperor said
within a few years women will be quail
fled for every place in politics now held
by men, due to the broadening influences
of modern education. At the present time
am heartily in favor of removing al
obstacles In the way of women earning
their daily bread. 1 would open all the uni
versities to women and allow them the high
est places In the ranks of teachers
Women are gradually approaching to the
point where they will be mems equals In
everything in lfe."
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07
Prince Aids a Tramp.
ArEentine ,is PreDnring.

Argentine Republic is either preparing tor
war or else is following the lead Of other
mailed fist" nations and preparing to pre-
vent war at all hazards. This is due to the
fact that Argentine il placing the biggest
orders for rifles, field guns and Krupps Of
all nations in the world. Four dig battle
ships are under construction for Argentine
in the United States and an order has just
been given to q German gun factory fol-
$4,000 mauser rifles for army service. Ar.
gentine is buying Krupps for coast defenses
and score OF machine guns. German
manufactures report that heavy orders FOL
machine guns are also coming from Turkey
SerYia and Roumania-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-12

FOR RENT-Cottage on Walnut street. Close in.-Cotton Belt Saw ingS & Trust Co. 7-12-4t,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-12

For only one week all Edwin Clapp low shoes $5.O0-kastOr and Bluthen. thai.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-12
FIGHT FOR LIFE
 WITH THE HEAT Hospitals and Asylums are Packed With Victims ass
 Sun s Shafts.
TONS OF ICE IS USED
And H!drants Turned on Hal and Beast in An Effort to
 Save Life.

New York, July 11-Tons of ice and floods of water are today being spread all over the baking surface of Man haitian Island in q ceneertei cam- paign t blight off the effects of one of the most deadly hot spells that has ever been experienced here White hospitals and asylums are already crammed with stricken and seuseless victims of the suns shafts, hundreds of horses are each hour reeln, help- less to the scerching pavement In emergency efforts to save human and animal life each of the city 8 foun- tans and basins has been thrown op- en for public plunge. while every hydrant has been set to spraying man and beast. Relief stations are offer ing ice blocks to the maddeneI heat sufferers i'll the tenement districts, and cooled draughts of milk are being hurried to the host of babies tdat are dropping toward death. Before the breezes blow back a living tempera- tufe # is calculated that the present seoTching will have cost New Workers hundreds of lives and thousands of dollars
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-12
Identified Clothes
 After Eight Months

A rather peculiar case was brought up in Mag strate J. A. Frazier's court yesterday morning, when Will Bell, negro, was given a hearing on a charge of grand larceny, which was preferred against him by another ne- gro, Walter Washington. Wash ington charges Bell with stealing a suit of clothes from him about eight months ago. The strange side of the case is that Washington identified his suit of clothes after it had been in possession of Bell for the past eight months. The suit, it is stated, sold for $27, and is blue serge cloth. Bell has been away for several months and few days ago Washington saw him with the suit and had him arrested by Deputy Constable w. A. Branson
 The clothes are being held and also Bell is waiting the action of the grand jury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-12
WILL JONES IS
 COMING HOME
Friends of Popular Young Nachinisa Will Be Pleased to Learn That He
 is Able to Make the Trip.

Will Jones, the popular young machinsst of the Cotton Belt shops in this city, who was seriously injured about eight months ago, is expected to be brought to his home in this city tonight on the Cotton Belt train at midnight. MT. Jones has had hard fight for his life during the past eight months. The physicians declared that he could not live at the time nf his injury, but now he seems able to make the trip from Texarkana to this city. A physician from the hospital will accompany him here
 Mrs. c. M. Laws, mother of Mi. Jones returned Sunday from the bed side of her son, where she has been attending him since his injury. Tine friends of the young man will be glad to know of his improvement, but the physicians state that he must have quiet to do we'll and this will prevent them from seeing him at least for several days. He will be carried to his home at No. 1905 East Seventh avenue, where an excellent room has been fitted out for him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-12
MRS. COOK DIES
 AT THE AGE OF 88

Mrs Fannie Cook, 88 years old, died Sunday night at 12:30 o'clock, at the residence of her son, N. L. Cook. No 521 West Second avenue. Six children survive her. The deceased had been an invalid for the past few years and was blind at the time of her death. She has been making her home with her son in this city for the past four years, coming here from New Madrid, Mo.
 Her death was not surprise to the family or friends, for she had been in a serious condition for several days before the end came. The children who survive are N l.. Cook, of this city; l.. B. Cook, of Joplin, Mo-; Hen- ry Cook, of Cincinnati; Mrs. Louise Block, of New Madrid, Mo-. A. o. Cook, of New Madrid, Mo. and Miss Amelia Cook, of this city.
 The funeral will be held this morn. ing at 10 o'clock at the residence, by Rabbi Ephraim Frisch The follow ing pail bearers will act; Henry Ber- hath, Max Gottlieb, Max E:senkram- CT, Dave Franklin, s. F. Hilzheim. Sam Fies, Dave Bluthenthal and Her. man Weller.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-12
lss: E5a.:s,,c Crowds Gather to ! ieatls the Popular Preach 1 d, ; Explain Mysteries.
GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION
Sermon Addressed Primarily to Young People-Sees Connection Be.
 tween Marriage and Death.

A large crowd gathered at the Meth
 odist revival last night. The song service was lead by Rev. MT. Sage, the splendid young singer who is do- ing evangelistic work this summer with Rev. J. D. .Hammons, presiding elder of the Pine Bluff district They were both at the service last night
 MT. Sage sang sweet and touching solo Does Jeesus Care for You? Mr.
 Burke Culpepper preached, his sermon which was based on the prodigal son, was addressed primarily to the un- married and young people of the con- Luke 15:1S-24, and said: q know that chapter by heart. Jesus Christ was the greatest preacher that ever lived. can but wish that some of Us today could have heard him. am sure it would have made me a better preach
 CT, and I would have known better
 how to reach men and women One day many people came around him to ] hear him, and he said to them, "A threw before them that beautiful pie ture of the prodigal son. I want first to show you the picture of a home I'm thinking of the home of my child hood :, 4 Here Mir. Culpepper in a most graphic manner told of the home where hew as reared. He went on to say, Many times have I seen my mother, when father was away doing evangelistic work, take down the old Bible, and, with us children gathered about her. lead us in family worship. Again my mother used to mix some of what my father talked about last night with her dealing with Us child ren. She mixed whipping with her prayers. She whipped me, and it did rpe good; you need not doubt that. Mother had a habit of closing the door when she would call me in; you E understand that. My mother made me sit on the front seat with her at } church too; I was glad to do it. always felt sorrow for the prodigal son because he seems not to have had a mother. feel sorrow for any young person who has no mother. Again, that young man had no sister. It is such good thing for young man to have sweet sister to sym
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-12
DRAW COLOR LINE
 IN NORTHERN STATE
in Wisconsin Each Party Must Have Distinctive Color for
 Ballot.

Madison Wis, July 11.-Red Social
 rh white prohibitionist, blue Re- publican and green Democrat may soon become common terms in Wis consin. Secretary of State Frear has ballot law each political party must choose distinctive color for it's hal lots. He has invited the State chair man of each political party to sug- gest a color for his party hereafter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-12

FOR UMBRELLA FIXING
 Glicksburg, tho umbrella maL Second and Walnut, opposite .tels- unons office. 7l17-1ms
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-12

pathlze with him and advise him oain nad no sister, and I sometimes thlnk It he had had sister he would not have killed his brother Able 4 sister can soften a boys heart" Here WIT. Culpepper told how his sister us- ed to teach her brothers how q bov should treat a young lady, and by so doing won their esteem He empha- s'zed the importance of giving boys more attention in the home; said their room is often neglected, and they Of ten drift down town and into the pool room through neglect of the family q want you, said he, to give the boys 6 chance
 Alas sometimes the home is broken up. Several ways in which this may be done. Death may break LID the nome. Sometimes it may be a little child that is taken. How eloquent IS the little vacant chair. Then i. may be father, or mother. How sad for the children when the parents d1e. A parent-a mother, means much to boy. A boy told his mother he was going with some boys to a circus m a distant town. She protested, and begged him not to go, but she could not persuade him. Then she said I'll go in that room and pray ! till you come home He went on: she went into the room. When he reached the place of the circus he told the boys he would not go in. They then asked him to go into the saloon l and drink, but he declined Come then said they and let's go down to the shameless house; but he recalled again his mother on her knees. and would not go in. He could not get his mother out of his mind, and got on the train, went home, knocked on the door Of his mothers chamber, and found her still at prayer for him. as she said The mothers prayer brought the prodigal home.
 Marriage breaks up the home to great extent. When my sister was married I saw my mother crying. I expressed surprise. She took ne around and showed me my sister $ room, the piano, etc. I began to un- derstand, as she pointed to them with fearful eyes. She said to me there l is connection between marriage and death. When father pronounced the
 ceremony mother cried and looked sad. Home has never been just the same since. It's an awful thing for
 boy or girl to mistreat their@par- ents My God help the boys and
 girls to make their fathers and moth
 CTS happy
 Mr. Culpepper climaxed and closed
 his sermon by telling of his own ex-
 perience as a prodigal boy. This he
 did, not with pride, but as a solemn
 warning to tho young people of his
 audience, and it made profund inn
 pression upon his hearers. Many
 came forward for prayer, and ten gave their names for church membership
 Services were announced for this
 morning at 9:45, and again at 7:45
 at night. MT. J. B. Culpepper an
 nounced that he would preach tonight
 on "A Chapter in a Detectives Life
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-12

We can place your insurance for you in the most reliable companies. A share of your business will be appre- ciated.-Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co. 7-7-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-12
THE Y|OLfTT
 TENT CROWDED Again Last Night to Hear the Noted Evangelist
 Attack Sin.
EACH SERMON BETTER
''If the Devil Should Come to Pine Blnif'' His Text-Many addi-
 tiOns to the Church.

The weather man favored church goers with fine day Sunday and Sunday evening which was improved by great crowds which attended the Violet tent meeting at Fifth avenue and Main street; especially was the attendance extra large at the evening service when the seating capacity of the big tent was taxed beyond it's capacity and hundreds of persons were forced to stand in the yard and on the sidewalks adjacent. The past week has been one of increasing de light to those who have been permit ted to hear MT. Violett in his able sermons and each one appears to be better than all the rest. The climax of the week was reached Sunday ey- enlng when Mir. V:olett delivered what IS conceded to be one of the strongest appeals yet given in this campaign for souls. His subject was
 What is Christian and he took Ter memory reading the 26th chapter oi Acts. One noticeable feature of this sermon was the lack of refer enee Whatever to a partisan use ol the term Christian the evangelist ratheE-~ appealing to all to become mofe- like that perfect pattern set by Christ himself. Fifteen responded to the invitation at this service.
 The Bible School and the different Circles for the young people met in thg tent during the day. At the morning seryice MT. Violet preached on Gods fdter to save,' reading the first chapter of the Roman let ter. Two we're added at this ser
 Yesterday afternoon at four o'clock sixteen of those who have been con- verted were baptized at the church, Sixth avenue and Beech street. Three more came forward while there and made the good confession.
 Last evening the evangelist deliver ed one of his masterful discourses on eff the Devil Should Come to Pine Bluff, reading from the third and fourth Chapters of Matthew. The evangelist took the position that the evil one attacks all of us just in one of the three same ways that he attack ed Jesus; either through under con- fidence or on compromise. It was surely great pleasure to follow the speaker through this earnest dis course from the Bible. The speak CT asserted that the Word of God was the power with which to ward off the thrusts of the evil one and incidental ly paid his respects to the use o1 profanity. Three more were added at the service last evening" The sons services under the direction of Prof A. l.. Haley are very greatly enjoyed and this is being made one of tht attractive features of each service There will be a meeting of the sun beam chorus at the tent this afternoon at 4 o'clock. MT. Haley has beer singing special pieces each evening Those present last evening had an ad ditional treat in hearing Miss Lillial Vail of Patoka, H., and Prof. Hale, sing another duet. Their voice blend splendidly which fact ha prompted several to urge them re peatedly to sing oftener and we trus they will do so.
 i MT. Violet will preach tonight ol "Old Time Religion" and will req, the Second Chapter of Acts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-12
SOLDIERS DRILL
 AT STATE CAPITOL

2 Little Rock, July 11.-Quite few military companies passing through from the rifle ranges were in Little Rock Sunday and several of them gave exh i5ition drills on the lawn of the state house. Other companies will take their places at the range and continue the target practice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-12
MARKET DULL
 PRICES UNCHANGED

New York, July 1.-The cotton market reacted moderately today on reports of additional rains in Okla homa and Northern Texas and clear ing weather in the eastern belt. Trade was very dull. Spot sales fifty,seyen hundred bales at prices unchanged from Saturday.
 Latham Alexander & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-12

For Rent.-A modern cottage, near 18th and Elm streets. Convenient to car line. Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co. 7-10-5t..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-12

Mrs. T. M. Philips and son, Law renee, left yesterday fafternoon for Little Rock, where they will visit rela- tives.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-13
KONIEC.
Jest najlepsZem w Swie-
Gle.

Mkt niezrobif nigdy, masci,
balsamu AMI oleju rdwnaiacego sig
Bucklena ma6ci arniko wei To Jest
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skaleczenia, nagniotki. sparzenia,
z}amania, rAny, wyrzuty, guy,
wrzody. wysypki; ssl1y reuma-
:tyzm. Ma cbore .oczY, z%azieb.one
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n1enla jest hailepsza. Niezawodna
amoroidY. TylSo CSC " apiece
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