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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-14

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re gbyl tax mIodym, mllal
,wszystko, co mu dawalo pra-
wo ubiegac sic 0 reke Sote-
ris. B13.yl tez pewnym siebie j
sadzi}, 10 skoro tylko zaiob,a 9
sic skodczy, q on rozpocz-:
ME starania, natychmiast
Sprsyjetym zostanie.
/ Zaloba sic skofczy1a, mi
nne}o jul pare tygodni pc jej
uplywie, villa byla zamknie--
ia, a Soteris wychodzac ma
przechadzke, by}a zawszae
czarno ubrana.
Niecierpliwo66 mlodego o
;ficera rosla coraz bardziej
chcial iak najpredzej, skof-
czyc te sprawe. Prosi} vice
OLGA, ably on jake starry prey
.iaciel domu, kt6rego przyle-
cha odm6wic przecie trudno
by}o udal sic do Soteris i 2
mia pom6w,}. Aureliusz Sem
proniusz pochwali1 .wyb6r
syna i zaraz po po}udniu to.
goz samego dnia uda} sic do
will zazada} rozmowy z So.
teris.
Me zw16czac przYstapi} cd
razu do rzeczY:
- Jako dzieci }sczy1a was
przyiaz6, teraz mozecie sic
powaznieiszemi wez}ami z}a-
czyt. Aureliusz to zacny MILO
.dzieniec, r6wny ci jest uro-
dzeniem, jedynakiem bedac
odziedziczy caly moi maiatek.
Jestes W latach, kiedy die.
wica wybiera sobie towarzy-
sza zycia, a ze za}oba 20 bra
ciach dawno luz mineia, ME
stoi vice mic W drodze, zebys
ME uczynila zados6 goracym
pragnieniom syna i moim.
= Dziekuje ci szlachetny
Semproniuszu, odrzek}a So
"a dobre mniemanle
o mnie, r~zeczywiScie uwaza-
}abym sobie "a szczescie, od-
da6 reke twemu synoW1,
ME postanowifa juz
dawno nieodWo}alnie n'gdy
"a MAJ ME wychodzi6.
- Nigdy "a MAJ ME wy
chodzic? Alez to zarty, So.
Mloda piekna, obda-
rzona takiemi przymiotami,
bogata jakto? tyby6 to skar-
py tylko Ola siebie zatrzy-
mac chcia}a?
A vice .wiedz 0 tenn,
rzek1a Soteris zapalajac sic,
10 mole SERGE i wszystko to,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-14

~panewaai, essar,a Aaksynina, tanska' po pog'z =
7#A5za4@t Molios "a Soteris,
to6ci przyje}a do
A"'o''' suwojej przyjaci6lki
Ma wschodnich stokaoh Soteris by}a 0 5
Janiculrm, skad ~roztacza cd Agnjeszki, milo
sic piekny widoz ma Tyber, la swych rodzic6,
Rzym i daleko ~ciagnaca sic bracia zgineli ma |
r6wnine Rampant, dlugi ly pred rokien
}a6cuch g6r alba6skich, sa- ~wyprawy ma Germa
bi6skich, soraktui Apenin6w la znaczny najatek
sta}a wspania}a villa Cetni tenn piekna, PREY ty
palace, niegdy6 ~naleza}a do czulby sic niejeden
jednego z cessrz6w, teraz |ty rzymskiej 81
za6 z%najdowa}a sic " posia- gdyby pozyska} jej
daniu senatorskiej rodziny ke, ale Soteris Stu
Wiaza}a sic z lynn pa}acem dawno dziewictw'
historya 800 lat dziej6w bo- Panu i Bogu.
gatych W krwawe sceny pre- Zyla juz dawn,
sladowa6 chrzescian, tego smierci rodzic6w
krwawego chrztu m}odego nieniu, teraz znoW
koScio}a Chrystusowego. Ma cxa}a jej 6mierc brt
pochy}o6ci ku Tybrowi SO nose do prowadzen
bogate winnice, pomiedzy go trybu zycia,
niemi ochronione szpalerem prawiedliwia}a ia,
bugszpanu i wawrzynu kwit- Ia wcale udzia}u '
}y wspania}e i rzadkie kwia toSciach pub)iczny
ty, nawet W zimie barwe il Do will mia} W
won zachowujac, co kilka tylko z syn6w szlac
krok6w blfa tontanna, tn skiej Aureliusz Ar
owdzie sztuczna grota z pc by}y towarzasz
mieszczonemi wewnatrz law braci W czasie wyt
kami zaprasza}a do spoczyn- Rem, kt6ry pred n
ku ch1odzie. Ia czas6w &C. czasem uko6czyws
cara ogrody to byly ~jeszcze wojskowa powr6ci
%staranniej utrzymywane, dis mu. Obie: rodziny
ros}a tn i owdzie pc sciez~ lekie pokrewie6stw
kach trawa, MONA by1o jed zy chfopcem bedac
max i z tego, co sic teraz wi nieraz z Soteris i
dzis}o, wnosi6 o dawnym mi. Podczas wypra
przepychu tego mieszkania. z braci walczy} prz
By}o to W o%statnich dniach ku. on 90 sam cie3
stycznia r. 304, pc po1udniu. 20 unios} 2 placu
Wfasciclelka tel will siedzi ten ma jego rekach
ma jednej z }aweczek gfeboko Soteris zaraz pc p
zamY6lona, Y n6g jej ley odwiedzia ZACH przyi
wielki pies cd czasu do CA liusza zape}nie CHI
su spog)adajsc W oczy siedza- mimo to kilka chn
scej, q ia wyrwana z zamys- wy z dawna towar
lenia g}aszcze go i pyta: baw wystarczy}y
- Mollos, gdzie lest Az. dzie6ca, re zakoch
njeszka? gdzie Jest twoja pa niei ma zab6j. An
nj? chodzi} re starego
Slyszac to inie: Agnieszka, kiego radu, byl
pies kreci ogonem, ~spoglada spadkobierca .senat
paui W oczy za1osnie sko- Iliusza Semproniu
wyczac do niej sic tuli. przystoiny, odwazn
W}a6cicielka tel will So WIEN by} trybunen
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-14

JEGO przyjaciel wiedzia1 csego
by{o potrzeba. "Bylem chory i le-
czony przez doktor6w przez dlugi
czas" -plsze p John Sladesky 337
South Oak St., Pa s.Gdy pewien
przYjaclel doradzll mi Gomozo u.
zY}em try DUE butelki wyleczy7
lem sic zupe}nie. Cd togo czasu.
wierze W to lekarotwo."
Wypr6bowaG mozna lekarstwo
tylko tern, cseggcono moze dokonac
" razie choroby. Tysiace 6wiadcza
cudownej sile leczniczej Ora Pio-
ira Gomozo: ME Jest sprzedawane
W aptekach. Dostarczaja ie specy.
AIM agenci. Adres: DR.. Peter Fair
neY & Sons Co. 1926 So. Hoyne
Ave. Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-14

=#E faLEW TE#E #HsHHEsAS3#9 sR#E@ 4a#$TA&&E
nalezy ju5 do kogo innego i
On to wszystko dostanie!
49, A vice zap6zno tn PREY
szedlem! Me watpie, 20 wy
Dor zrobi1a6 godny. Czy ME
mogliby6my przynajmniej vie
dziec jak sic zowie ten szcze6-
Hwy, kt6ry pozys kali tive
SERGE?
- 0 gdyby6 Go znal! Po-
jalby6 wtedy, ze ola mi}osci
Jego gotowam ~po6wiecic
stan, bogactwo,
cze66, zycie, jednem slowem
wszystkc!
Senator zdziwi1 sic s}yszac
taxa move z ust ~dziewczecia.
A vice take rzeczy istnieja,
to ME jestli tylko mrzonka
poet6w? Kto to jednak ten
szczesliwy? Zna} Gala milo.
dziez rzymska, obcowa} VIE
10 z mimi PREY divorce i "
gronie ich ME m6g1 znalesc
zadnego, kt6ryby wart by}
takiego zajecia sic MIN re
strony Soteris. Zreszta, kto-
kolwiek on by}, W obec
tax n%amietnej mi!o5ci ME
by}o juz nadziei ola jego sy-
ma. Kr6tko i zimno pozeg-
nawszy sic z dziewczyna,
wyszedf senator niezadowolo-
ny 20 skutkui swej rozmowy.
Gag idalszY nastapi.)
ks---+ 49,. -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

a m. service OF worship with sermon by
Rev. Charles h Baskerville OF Bellevue
and Of Princeton Theological seminary
h. ~, sabbath school anu Bible classes.
$50 b. M, Westminster chapel, sunday
school y. m, service Of praise with
cantata. The Passover by the choir.
Prof Graft and Henry Maxwell Will give
a report Of the Federation OF Omaha
miscellaneous.
Unity. Seventeenth and Cass Rev. Man
fred IAliefors. Pm. d, Minister-Services
at 1890, subject OF sermon, Perfect
Peace" sunday school at ll;%.
international Bible students association.
Baright hall, Nineteenth and Farnam, sun
DAY at p. m. Subject The Two SALIVA
tons and But One Chance Speaker. DR..
c. w. Farwell,
Hartford Memorial. Nineteenth and 10th
ron NJ o. MCIaughlin, Pastor-Sabbath
services 1890 a. M and y m; themes:
MorRing The Au-Powerul church. even
ing The All-Powerful Soul workers
meeting Wednesday. p. m; choir prao-
tice. Friday. y. m.
The sunday afternoon services at the
Young Mems Christian association Will be
continued during the month OF June, but
will be more informal than during Che win
ter months. These meetings VIII be held
in the club room on the second floor and
special attention will he given to the sons
service. Mrs. G.. ". Garloch Will address
the meeting Sunday, June 4.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04
MADISON BOOSTERS MAKE TRIP
Eleven Automobiles Carrying Fifty
Men Visit Newman Grove, Lind
say and other Points.

MADISON, June 2-(Special.l -Eieven au-
tomobiles carrying fifty OF Madison Com
mercial club boosters left Madison Thurs
day morning for Newman Grove, the first
stopping place. All the cars carried large
banners advertising the Madison county
fair and in one way and another suggest
ing the enterprise OF this city. At st. Ber-
nard, eighteen miles southwest OF Madison,
the booster crowd was lire, ~ a large
delegation from Newman Grove, which es-
corted the company TO Newman Grove.
where after an address of welcome by the
superintendent OF schools and the delivery
of the key of the city to President Diers
of the Madison Commercial club dinner was
served
The boosters than proceeded 10 Lindsay
and Cornlea- At the latter place a dozen
automobiles loaded with citizens OF Hum
phrey met the delegation and escorted
them to their city, where q light lunch
was served, after which all witnessed a
ball game between Humphrey and Snyder.
At o'clock the delegation proceeded to
Creston, shook hands with the business
men of that village and was back home
again for supper. This is but one of sew
eral excursions which the Commercial
club have arranged for between now and
September.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04
HALTER AUFSCHNlTT PROVES
TYPICAL AD CLUB SUCCESS
staged In summer Garden of Rome,
Its Appealing Power Felt
by All.


The Heidelberg Kalter Aufschnitt was
a bowling, glorious, typical AID Club sue
cess. II you doubt 1t. ask any Of those
who were there. What does the Heidelberg
Halter ACfsehnitt" mean? Well. various
things. Last night It stood for the semi
every-onee-in-awhile blowout Of the Omaha
Ad club. and it was held in the summer
garden of the Rome hotel.
1t might very well have been in "Old
Heidelberg" itself for all the appurtenances
were strictly German, and the reproduction
OF night scene in one OF the gardens Of
that old university town was almost per
feet
Upon entrance, each Of the $50 guests
was provided with a students cap and
sash In the bright German colors. No one
was allowed TO enter who did not wear
the insignia, and no one put forward an
objection. In addition there was pasted
upon the face of every participant as many
hirsute decorations as he would permit
generally this facial adornment was con-
fined to a natty. curling little imperial"
And the duel was not neglected. Oscar
Lieben and s. S. Hamilton crossed swords
In all realism, giving an exhibition unparal-
ieled in the history Of that gentle art.
The little German band was present in
all its harmonious glory, but struggled
vainly with the volume of song that rolled
from the lips Of the enthusiastic students"
The singing OF the Ad club songs, "Old
Heidelberg" and the Stein" song was the
principal advertisement Of the evening
There was no formal program. although
divers and numerous individuals. INDUCED
IN vaudeville stunts on the stage as the
spirit moved them.
S. r. McKelvey, president Of the Lincoln
Ad club and publisher of the Nebraska
Farmer, arrived In time to bring greetings
from the club of the capital city and to
extend an invitation to attend a minstrel
show to be staged there by that organi-
ration on next Tuesday night
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04
THE NEAL TREATMENT
AND THE ALCOHOL CURE
In Three Days the Patient Is
Free from the Desire.

1t is an important point in the
treatment of periodical and ha-
bitual drunkenness to reduce, as
much as possible, the time and
expense required to obtain I
cure. This may be done at the
Neal Institute, in Omaha at 1902
South 10th street, where pa
tents are perfectly cured of all
desire for alcoholic drinks in
three days time. The Neal
treatment not only destroys the
craving for alcohol, but in addi-
ton it restores the debilitated
and weakened system to a nor
NAL, vigorous condition. This
destruction of "alcoholic crave"
and upbuilding of the patient
general health is accomplished
without the use of dangerous
hypodermic injections or injur-
ious drugs. From the very first
dose all desire for drink is re-
moved and a perfect cure is eff
fected in three days. time.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04
REVENUE RECEIPTS GROWING
May Shows Seventeen Per Cent In
crease Over Last Year.
MONTH Is AS LARGE AS ANY
Money Received from Delinquent
Corporations f. Not Counted, A.
"a Has Been sent On 60
wRshinEtOn,

Despite the reports that the month OF
May ls considered the highest in the year
for the internal revenue department, the
month just past proved to be as heavy as
any month during the last year. The In
ternal revenue receipts for the month Of
May. 1911, were t2S2.O5S6s an increase OF
SSS,SlS.09, or IL per cent over the CORE
spending month in 1910
During the month OF May. 1910 the re-
ceipts for this department were sieS2fo %
which was considered good for that month
Of the year. Into the figures for last month
are not entered the money received from
corporations which were delinquent In
filing the returns OF net income, for which
heavy fines were levied. This money has
been sent to Washington and will be en-
tered upon the receipts OF the month in
which they are returned to the Omaha
office
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04
SENIOR CLASS OF OMAHA
UNIVERSITY At BANQUET
Miss Claudia Galloway, First Grad
uate, Is HonOred az FunctiOn
by sOphomOrea.

The first event in connection with the
commencement exercises of the University
Of Omaha occurred last night when at
the Hotel Loyal the sophomore class gave
a banquet in honor OF the senior class Of
the school.
This is the first time a graduate has
ever passed from the University Of Omaha,
and consequently it was the first time
that a function of the kind has ever been
held
Although the University OF Omaha has
been in existence but two years and has
done but two years OF college work, 1t this
year turns out a full-fledged graduate,
Miss Claudia Galloway. She did her
freshman, sophomore and Junior work else
where, but owing to the high standing OF
the Omaha school, she took her last year
work here, entering one year ago.
At the banquet covers were laid for
seventeen The tables were set in one Of
the private dining rooms where the color
scheme, red and black. the university
colors, were every where in evidence. The
floral decorations and centerpieces were
dark red peonies and the place cards were
embossed with the letters, "U of o."
while in one corner OF each was an EN-
bossed red poppy, the sophomore class
flower,
Following the banquet occurred the
oratory Stanton Salisbury was toastmas-
ter Toast were: Harry Jerome, The
Sophomore Glass; Miss Claudia Galloway.
The University Of Omaha" Prof. Cur
reps, The Faculty." Miss Marie Erwin,
The Senior Class"
This afternoon at Elmwood park the
freshmen will give their annual picnic, the
faculty and members OF the student body
81 the university being the guests.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04
It is Crirnin9'
to Neglect the
Skin and Hair

THINK Of the suffering
L entailed by neglected skin
troubles - mental because
of designation, physical be-
cause of pain. Think of the
pleasure of a clear skin, soft,
white hands, and good hair.
These blessings, 80 essential
to happiness and even sue
cess in life, are often only a
matter of a little thoughtful
care in the selection Of effec-
tive remedial agents. Cuti-
cura Soap and Cuticura ONT
ment do so much for poor
compilations, re d, rough
hands, and dry, thin and
falling hair, and cost SO
little, that it is almost crimi-
nal not to use them.
Although CuticurA Soap and ONT
rnent are sOad by druGgists and dealers
everywhere, . postal 10 "Outcura, Z"
DepG 3, Boston, viii secure . liberal
SAMPLE q each, With 32-psgs booklet
On eRin and Scalp Treatment
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04
True Sympathy.

The thin man darted across the platform.
viii you hold the train a moment for
my wife, conductor he gasped She Is
just crossing the street"
Can't do it, snorted the conductor as
he raised his hand to signal the engineer.
B-but, conductor, she's going away to
stay six months" cried the thin man. ''If
she doesn't go now she may change her
mind"
I'm hold It," replied the conductor
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

Mr.. /. ?. Nerdery. OF the above
put together. ! feel like a new person
I have taken the Peruna ana Manalin to-
gether and always expect TO have a bottle
IN my home"
CatArFh Cansd Deafness.
Mr. William Bauer Burton, Texas
writes:
'Scme four years ago ! lost the hear
ing in my left ear. went &c a spec
ialist. who said IL was caused by ca
tarrh. l took q course Of treatment for
IL and had my hearing temporarily re-
stored. However, ] lost IL again in the
same manner as previously.
NOW, ] am happy to say, after fol-
lowing your instructions, taking Peruna
(eight bottles in all), and using the salt
water EarEles in connection with IL. 7
have recovered nay hearing eomplstsly.
Accept my thanks for your advice
shall sing the praises OF Peruna when
ever an opportunity is offered"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04
Presbyterian.

TlEs;, Seventeenth and Dodge, Edwin
Sa1-l stLSs, H.. D. astOr-AUrnlng ser
F.ec, 1p.S.; communion evening service, S
sl~a! school al noon, E-I4eoAsor meeting,
SO,
lowe Aveaue, F'ortieth ana Nicholas.
Itev, Nathaulei McGltten, ID. a., Minister
A4Il.lEg service az lV-Svi sunday school at
Room, OArlsl4Aa EndeaVor a. =; evening
service at y subject, evening sermon, The
Universal Religion
lsaa-sey, l.. H., lastOr-Sunoay school
ana I--stc. @uuit class, S.SJ. lu.i5. WOr-
s-np aI- sermon, God. ,. n. WoTsAip
SIsd sermon. stealing Wednesday.
=. an, Ig.l. Sr meeting.
Caa.ul-a. street, Sixteenth and Castelar,,
halpA D.. -aOUseInan. MiElsles-P Public ser
Nicy aua sermon, Au.So. lie church Ia
fEy hvIsl.' H. noon, B.ble school. 5.l5.
Guns Pyup.es mCeting. 7.s5 pubic ser
eicc a2C sermon, We Would SEE Jesus.
North, N.ut tsluth a-G ohio, N. Y. Hig-
/ bee, Il. p, tst-sc i--tuti.c worship al le.5
! snd s. Ihr9-e a. iuoratEs hour sufficient
] Srscc-' sabbath schUci AZ 4. m N0unG
Peoples society o. Christian EndeGVoF al
{ d Peoples meeting az 8 "Wednesday eve
-iDE.
Cl.f;ca Rn. Forty NTH and Grant Rev
Thomas r, Greenlse, Pastor-Bible Wor-
snap, io.se a ul-, theme, l10Okbug FOR thai
/ Blessed Hope. Etc." Sbnday school al
/ fooE. Carlstlan EndeEvor. . p. m Pubic
/ worship Al Mid-week service, Wednes-
! Central United. Twenty fourth and Dodg,
I Hugh B. Speer. Minister-Morning worship
1889; theme, shall We Enthrone or Cru
CITY linn followed BY sacrament % N,
l.ord's supper. sabbath school. "a r. p
! MCMILLAN, superintendent Young Peoples
meeting, i Suhject Lessons from Grea
Even.ng worship. $ Theme "a sh4u No
/ Want
Westminster. Twenty-ninth ana Mason
Rev. Thomas H Mcconnell, Pastor-l0sS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04
RoynI Horae Guarda Win.

LONDON. June S-The Royal Horse
Guards won the polo cup presented for an
nual competition by Harry Payne whitney
defeating the Pilgrims by nine goals 20
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04
Notes from Fort Crook

National Salute Fired Memorial DayTrOOp Of Command Mus
tered and Inspected Wednesday NOningvaccnatOns with New
Anphod SeumPsrsOnsl Notes and Gossip at Army Post
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04
Lifelong BondaKe

to dyspepsia, liver complaints and kidney
trouble Is needless. Electric Bitters is the
guaranteed remedy. 5Oc For sale by Bea-
ton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

Calvary Branch, Thirty fourth ana Sew
ard-Sunday school at ssh Harry Carmen
ter, superintendent.
First, Twenty ninth and Harvey. ~
John Matthews, Pastor-Morning ser ,3Ce Al
io:N organ recital at l0:la sunday school
az noon Evening service at s. Crgan r.
cital al 1;&A
Calvary. Twenty nth ana Hamilton. Re-,
- r Curry PaStor-ServiCes at lU:sj ana
The Lords Supper viii be obser, ri al
the close Of the morning sermon. Evenins
subject, Running Away from life" RihIs
school at noon Young peoples meeting 1
7;A Devotional service Wednesday even
Ing at
Emmanuel Twenty -fourth and Pinkney.
Rev. J, 8 EbeTsole, Pastor-Sunday school
Al s:aA Services az u aud s. Young PEG
pies meeting az q Rev. a. ii. Mcdowell
-. D., Of Roswell n. M will preach al
both services. The Lord 5 supper al the
morning service Praise and devotional
meeung Wednesday evening al &
Christian.
First Twenty-siNth and Harvey J. N
kersey. Pastor-PreachinE al 1855 and s
Bible school al $50. Young peoples meet
ms al Z Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ma a. &
North Side. meets in Plymouth Congrs-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

five In the final match played this after
noon at Roehampton.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big
Returns.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

Omaha New Thought Fellowship: Ad-
dresses by John Milton scott OF New York
city. Morning service. room q. Baidrigc
block Twentieth Rne FArnam streets. AZ
m;ts' topic, Why Disasters and Deaths %
In the evening at O'Clock, Lyric theater.
Nineteenth and Farnam streets; tonic
The DIVINITY Of Usefulness"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04
GEORGIAN
CONQUERS
DYSPEPSIA
Tried Many Physicians Without
Relief. Now Well, Thanks
90 PeFuna.

Mr., Leonard
p. verde ry
cal Estate
and r enting
Az mt. AIS
Walker St. Au-
gustA. Georgia,
writes;
with many
others / want
to add my tes-
timonial 10 the
wonderful good
PeTuna has
done me. ] have
been a great
sufferer from
catarrhal dys-
pepsia. / tried
many pny.si-
clans, visited
q good many
springs. hut l
believe Peruna
has done more
for me than all
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

The oaeealaureate sermon for the Uni
versity Of Omaha viii be preached bv Rev
F. T, Rouse, pastor Of First CONGREGATIONAL
church, Sunday morning at that church
OF which the lone graduate OF the youne
institution, Miss Claudia GallawaN. is a
member. Monday evening the oratorical
contest OF the university viii be held al the
university gymnasium and Tuesday evening
the graduating exercises will be held there
This Is the universitys second year and
It's student body numbers more than double
what it did year ago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

The choir OF the First CONGREGATIONAL
church under the direction OF Frederic C
fFsemAntel will give their last musical
service ier this season on Sunday evening
AT O'CLOCK The program viii consist
mostly OF selections from Caurs I'LL,
City" The choir win be assisted bv Me-
lnez Florence Latey. soprano. Miss Iatev
viii sing the aria, These are they" The
famous duet from Mendelssohu's Elijah
VIII also be sung by Miss Zoe Fries and
M Harry Disbrow. For the Offertory.
Miss Grace Mcbride will play a violin sole.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

Inc annual conference Of the Free Meth
ooist church. followed by the annual camp
meeting viii be held at Blair. Neb.. in the
month OF August. Joseph L. Riley, pastor.
Is in charge Of the Omaha end.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

John F1annery. ordnance sergeant. United
States army. this post, who was honeraoly
States MAY 80 1911, by reason OF expira-
ton of term of service, came 20 the post
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

4lSl-lacNii 7 - I-3isooIaI, 4 v sNll -IlIIIIIl
and ~ ooIWorth, Rev. l. Is. Crawford Pas
t0e- AO1u4ns service, Il; sermon, The
Magnetism % the Cross. Evening service,
s;tas sermon, The GIT Of Youth" A spe-
csal service Tor young people. The newly
elected officers OF the Epworth League
Viii Ne installed. The sunday school will
meet at s;s5 instead OF Il m.
Walnut Hill. FoTty-first and Charles, +.
L. Hosman, PastOr-AioTning worship, 10 80
! Theme, A Message for DespRiring ones.
sunday school ~ noon, George I. Lindley,
superintendent Epwurtl League, ! D. m.
Robert Al. Evans, president. hvening wor-
ship, 5; theme, Eternity
The Coconino sun., 1911-02-24

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