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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-10

o., ,,ROZg4a Wyd. w
Toledo, O., ,Kuryer Pol
ski, wyd: " Milwaukee,
Wis, ,,Straz'' VIVID. "
Scranton, Pa, 81 MfOl|tt!e,lkk'
|DuchoWny'', Wyd. " Utica,
N. Y. =.
Obowiqzkiem kazdego bis
kupa1 jest STAG. ma ma; stray, bro
mic WARY ~sw. Cd n;apad6w
przez. niegodziwych ludzi i
Fostrzegacc 81 wiernych pred
grozacem niebezpieczen-
stwem. z tych powod6w,
drodzy bracia, zakazuje VAN,
pod gretchen smiertelnym,
czytanie wyzej w~spomnianych
czasopism, jak r6wniez przyj-
mowanie takowych do dom6w
waszych.
Ufajac, ze okazecle pos}u-
SENSITIVE waszym Duchownym
Pasterzom, strzegac zasad
Wary sw., kresle sic, oddany
VAN sfuga W Chrystusie
E. A. CARNEY,
biskup dyecezyi altoo6skiej.
Redaktor ,Dziennika ola
Wszystkich" z Buffalo, N. Y.
strasznie sic uczuf dotkniety
powyzszym zakazem J: D.. ks.
biskupa Garvey-go, - boi sic
prawdopodobnie, re i jego
pismo spotka podobny los -
wyrznaf vice potezne kazanie
rzeczonemu ks. biskupowi, ii
ks. biskup ME INA prawa ka-
montenegro, kt6re INA ma wy
lot p. redaktor, DO p. redak;-
tor sic go nigdy ME uczy4.
p. redaktorowi pomieszafo si9;
%oczywiscie W g}owie ola gle
bokiej!! z%najomosci ,,prawa
kanonicznego," gdyz bredzi,
jak ma mekach, o klatwie, "a
wyklinaniu (kogo?) 20 .wy1a-
Eczar,iiu:. re, { s:poofec;zze66stwa, z. To-
ma kosciofa; it'd: Przeciez O.
wynn LISTEN ks. biskup Gar
vey nikogo z kosciols'nie wy
}acza, >zakazuje jedynie czyta6
i przetrzymywac zfe pisma W
swym domu pod gretchen
smiertelnym. Do tego zas
wszelkie prawo i obowiazek
ma ME tylko biskup lecz j
kazdy kap}an jake pasterz i
ojciec powierzonej jego pieczy
Zakazac uzywac tru-
cizny znanej ma prawo i obo-
wiazek kazdy rozsadny czlo-
wick i b%ynajmniej zwofywac
ME potrzebuje sadu albo py-
tao skad trucizna pochodzi, a
czemze So z}e pisma, jezeli ME
trucizna moraina? (
Lecz p. redaktorowi idzie O
co innego. Znany ten pan
doskonale re swej nienawisci
ku wszystkiemu co katolickie,
vice pragnie wykorzystac te
sposobnosc i kfamstwemn W
oczy popchnac lud do!
niepos}usze6stwa w}adzy du-
chownej. Wykazuje przeto ma
fa}szywem za}ozeniu, re ks.
biskup jest gfupcem, a vice
%powinien go potepic, a ME
Jestto %rozmy$lne ma
do buntu, jake u
prawiaja wszyscy wydawcy. j
redaktorzy pism przez ks. BIZ
Garveygo zakazanych.
- Oni tez bez watpienia POI;
wt6rza z p~rzyjemnoscia bre-
poronione przez p. re-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-10

0sG|T. -Hs!#ft*M &E@G5 -. .Er= ~ ,.& - = 90 NJ MA
ZACH kiepsko wygladalo, a ze
desscz ma ozas ME przyszedl
to tel nasze zboza przez dl4rl
60 trwala goraczke j spsl7,e,s
q do tego: ieszcze redzs sic
przyczynila, ~ jedni tylkqz
bieda slew j chleb .dostapa.
Ma zach6d cd mas jest ieszczes
gorzej, DO u mas to, jeszcze
.by kazdy cos dostal, ale, to-
raz deszcz pada kazdego. dnia
.kiedy JUL niepotrzebny, tylko.
ma pastwiska Jest dobrze, DO
juz miejscami gl6d.
c;erpia}o. N. b
Z budowa naszej szko]y. l.
die pomy6lnie,. DO jak sic
nasi ch}opcy i. chlopy PREY,
czynili do kamieni zwozenia,
to lyle ~nswozili; 70 .jeszcze
zbieg}o. w tym tygodniu. Gle
Sic rozpoczeli prsce ale ma}o
NIGGA ROBBIE, DO deszcz prze-;
szkadza j wszyetko jako6 ME-
pcmy6lnie idzie.. u. il.
Kuryer Milwaocki rozes}al
do swoich abonent6w cyrto-'
grafy ably je wype}nic to-:
raz ma leno kto widziec 60
"a 6miecie ci cyrografjsci mad
se}aja do owej ~drekownicY
milwauckiej; a ! ia tam ma.
pisa}em i zem sic podpisal,
ale tego ME 0mie6ci1i, ale
tych drugich umiescili cboc:
sic niepodpisali ami jeden,
.tylko ,,sta}y abonent'':;>Z ma
szej parafii pisalo trzech:: je.
den pisze, re nasz ksiadz' "a
kazuje' czytac ludowe i na:rro,-
dove gazety, ze .parafia jest;
warta 30:tysiecy, a Z tysiecy
ma niej> dlugu: WzgledAm d}u-
ga to whales cyrografiarzub:
.miare sam ze siebie, DO ma
.sza parafia obecnie .>iniema
:d}ugu ami cents. Straasrzzin1ie6
sic zagalopowa}: = A VIII:
ma, Minnesota ieden piisz; 81
nasz ks. :Kryjewski :zamiast:
kazania to mas wyzywa sw,ii-|
miami i psami = prZecfez.
:kazdy dobry ksiadz, kfedy do
swej trzodki ~przemawia, to
%przemawia tax co to pasuje
kazdemu do twarzy, poeo*sie
unosic niepotrzebnie. a.
zaowu ia sw6j:: cyrograf pisa
lem tax: Granville, So. OAK.
20 lipca. Szanowny Redak-
Kuryera z kee!
Odebrafem cd Redakcylku-
ryera cyrkularz, kt6ry mia
lem %wype}nif. Drogi= panie,
ia czytam Kuryera czyii. ga
zete. Wis. przez 20 lat zsza-:
patrywaniem i ciekawo6cia:
do czego tel ten Kuryer RE.
czywi6cie day, a teraz pre-
kona}em sic, ze jest to praw-
dziwy lucyper z piekla, wy.
ia zgorszenie kosciola
Rzymsko katolickiego, i=ksie-
2olski ,h / Rzymsko Ka-
tolickich Biskup6w. ia So
bic jestem Kaszuba z.
mad Baltyku Polak, a
jeszcze niezachwia
na Ware Rzymsko ka-
,olicka, to tez wien kto ia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-10

AazS% ~
!:
Bremond, mpiei Wiscei 8 co.
dzinie Sci pc obiedzie. 9 10 !
lei udalim sic na chwilke az
miaata. JUL : dvorca zat,-
wa&yli6my ,'sporo. lodA ~ y
mje6cie, zwlaszeza Il, tp.byG
sobota, vice najwieks1y Tn
" mie6cie, vice stez 8uteA
dzie6 ~najwieeej .lpdsi d.,
miasta przyjezd&s. Niezmief.
ME sic zadsiwili6my: II uciS.
szyli 2araxem. x;bo gdzie@
kolwiek sic: ). obr6oililmy,
%szedzle .3sie,.s{yaza30 pa.
lak6w m6wiacych. nassym..
czysto polskim. jezykiem@
Vice nam sic zdawalo3 10 nis
jeste6@y " Texasie, ale y
naszej kochanaja ojozysniel-.
Polsce. Slusznief SIP. Lsch
pisa}, 10 aBremond bedzie
kiedy6 Krakow bo j1&
|teraz MONA 60 <paswa6s poll:
skim malym, Krakowemyty l.
,ko chodzi sjeszcze achrasst,
ably NAIVE, zmjenif,l 90 5ebys
jak najprsdzej ,pastapilos:.i
czego .zycse ,.Polonii :,Rre.
mondskiej, j prosae abgs. PREY
Fodbyciu chrztuu j., oi:mpis
.biednym grvzipi6rkq sani4
zapomniaao.sAsls.. s|c~y "a
: Pc chwilowem z~atEzymaais
sic W mie6ciey Adali5my 5sla
ma plebanie 7dovW Ks :prn
boszcza,. gd2ie mas uprzsjmie
przyje}a :panpa sStanislaWa
Kujawa, kuzYnka W., .dsa.
szyma6skiego,k t6ra' peini;sn
W. ks. professors obowjqaiti
gospodyni; W. ks; :probessos
by} pod6wezas zajetyx sta1eha=
MEM %spowiedzi. 6w,. iako :4e
ma nastepny dzie6. przYpa-;
da}a uroczysto6c Maryi
Fanny ,sSzkapleraa,.'6 WIGS
wielka liczba ludzi, jake. wisr-
nj c~zciciele Maryi, :,majac, M.
|sobie jej sukielke, szkaplerz.
6w. jake .puklerz il. ochroae
cd wszystkiego ziego, choae
uczcic Make 6wieta.; do
staple Task. jake w:tendzie6
sptywaja, przystapli do spo-
wiedzi i Komuniie6w. shPe
uko6czenius spowiedzi, ks.
proboszcz; przyhyl ma epleBs+.
ME, vice zdziwns sie,:iE:uen-s
szy} zarazem. Widz4c nasAfd,
siebie, DO wcale o ,nahzgm
przybyciu ME wiedzial. Ny
tax :samo.. byli6myz prsepefs
nieni rado6ciai, =na1iac; szcze.
scie .ujrzee tax dobrego,; ME,
zapomnianego a mas tsdaM
niejszego naszegot spasterzsl,s
~prawdziwegoGOj dofatfcx;i
opiekuna naszego:;=,Roa go6l'
przyjecitu;z: e w .e'zNk.s
proboszcz poszed}.z nami, ably.
nam pokazacs's kozci6l,;x.juk
zewnatrz >;sujrzawszy ,iesa66,
zostalidmy zachwycelm jsgof
widokiem, coz dopiefo.gdy
mas ". Ks. proboszcstEW prosr
wadzi} do wnetr2a- ~idzac
tax pieknie pfzyozdoblony,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-10

ia, 9 kiedy ME many diugu
zadnego.
.Zako6czajac, po: chwilizn6w
co napiaze.
II = J6Z. Gruba.
WsP0MN:IijENIA z 20
~ DR0ZY. -.
! Bre . Tex, 2 sierpnia.
j.: :Szanowna Redakcyo !;
:. Wiarusal
p rzyobieca}em nieco wspo-
mniec. o swojej wycieczce* do
Bremond, Tex. Ot6z pragnac
sic niejakos ui6cic z. danej
obietnicy, s~kreslam.pare slow
do. Wiarusa i: prosze O u
mieszczenie %takowych, jezeli
So. Red. uzna ze. sic nadaja
do. drukrs.
! >=Ot6z W podr6z do remond
wybralo sic; mas .trzech oby-
wateli .tutejszycb, to jest pan
S. A.. z1entek, student semi
:narYum Fanny Maryi " La
Portep'syn- og6lnie znanych
tut ~szanowanych ~obywatelj,
Ahd.sisjJ6sefy Zientk6w, kt6-
ry' bedac teraz tutaj u ro-
dzic6W. ma wakacyach, by}
odwl'iedzi6 .:Wiel. ks. /. J.
Szyma6skiego, "a kt6rego
staraniem i pomoca pobiera
nauki,sw. Seminaryum; vice
teraz ". sczasie wakacyi po-
jecha1 przedstawic sic swemu:
dobroczy6cy: i podziekowac
"a. lego pomoc, opieke i tros-
kiiwodt. jakiejd ozna'. Prey
tel sposobno6ei wybralo sic.
takzs mas" dw6ch hraci ma
wycieczke. :.
Pierwszym naszym pcwo-
dem: byfo .:jechac odwiedzic
dawniejszego naszego. ks.
'proboszcza, a obecnego pro-
boszcza " Bremond, w. ks.
I. j. .,Szyma6skiego. Da]ej
zobaczye tamtejszy nowy
kosci6l, kt6ry zosta}
w~ystawiony "a jego stara.
i ofiarno6cia tamtej-
szych rodak6w, kt6ry to
przybytek. Pahski .przynosi
Polonii Bremondz.
Przytem chcielim 20
Bremond, ten polski
jak dawniej pisa}
s.. p. Lech; zobaczyc tamtei-
see urodzaje, zaznajomit sic
tamtejszymi Bratmi Pola.
kami " .og6le m6wiac,
siek awis byli6my :ujrzec jak
okolica bremondzka
przedstawia, J o. kt6rej wiele
ne u mas styszy, i kt6rej
,d2s1oay. iodbijaja sic czesto "
Wiarfsie.
,Ot64s sopu6ciwszy miasto
1asze Is: ,l;pca Q godzinie
':4s rano, pc paru wiekszych
.mniejssych stacyach, PREY
zt6rychr.kolel naschwile sic
.atrzymala, przybyli6myd do
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-14

S. B. 13-By Locke, authorizing
counties to build pauper hospitals.
S. B. 19-By Locke, providing for
the registration and examination of
graduate nurses.
S. B. 26-By oliver, relating to the
license fees of mining corporations.
S. B. 53-By McColloch, fixing the
times for holding the terms of the
circuit court for the Eighth judicial
district.
S. B. 47-By Oliver, fixing the
times for holding the terms of the cr-
cult court for the Tenth judicial dis
trict.
S. B. 9S-By Merryman, prohibit
ing the location of saloons near pub
lie works.
S. B. 100-By oliver, satisfying the
claims of Union county against its
sheriff and county treasurer.
S. B. 1O5-By Dimick, fixing the
boundary between Marion and Clack-
amas counties.
S. B. 134-By Barrett of Umatilla
providing travelling expenses for
county school superintendent.
S. B. 1S1-By Abraham, providing
care for cemeteries.
H. b. 6-By Buchanan, protecting
secret orders from imposters.
H. B. 1S-By Abbott, regulating
sailor boarding houses.
H. b. 37-By Brooke, making it a
crime to desert sheep on the range.
H. b. 57-By Fouts, regulating the
transportation of explosives.
H. b. 100-By Buchanan, relating
to admission to the soldiers home.
H. b. 1O2-By Miller of Columbia
relating to licenses for the sale of in
toXicants.
H. h. 11S-By Miller of Linn, relat-
ing to settlements of county treas
urer.
H. B. 129-By Ambrose, relating to
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-14
LOCALS
See Lane q Son for signs.
Pastime pictures please all.

Pastime pictures please all.
Dutch Henry for coal. Main IT'S.
Phone Main 1 for United Orchestra.
Wall paper. paints, etc. Lane Il son.
I. C. Snyder, chimney sweep. r 3S13.
Pure lard at the Cash Meat Market,
phone Main 1e1.
Phone Piatzoeder for fresh meat
and lard. Main 446.
Typewriters repaired, cleaned and
adjusted. Call Red 3477.
wanted-Inside work by young
man. Address. Box s27. City.
For Rent-Two furnished rooms fer
rent. 224 South Thompson.
wanted-Position on ranch by
man and wife. Enquire A this office,
The best and brightest moving
pictures and as many as any show
Special rates to horses boarded by
the week or month at the Commercial
Barn. $40 Aura street. Phone Main IL.
II room apartment house only
31500-$500 will handle 1t. House
could not be built today for $4,000, Lee
Teutsch.
For Sals-Detroit Jewel gas range
with oven and broiler. Aho gas bell
er, heater. Phone Main e2 or call at
this office.
Pendleton's new paint store. Hale
& McAtee, props. SIS Main street.
Acme quality paints. enamels, stains
Wall paper picture moulding, glass
and varnishes. Let us figure on your
next Job. Goods arriving daily.
Save yourself a trip down town.
Phone Main 101 for your meat and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-14

The following is list OF the DlllS
vetoed by the governor or which have
become laws, either with or without
his signature:
Bills Vetoed by the Governor.
S. B. 37-By Nottingham, allowing
judgments for liens for material and
labor to be obtained against a home
stead.
S. B. 39-By Nottingham, to pre-
vent adulteration of linseed oil.
H. b. 7S-By Thompson, amend
ing law by which ]. Thorburn Ross
was convicted.
Bills Approved by the Governor.
S. b. 15.-By Kellaher, authorizing
the construction of the Broadway
bridge.
S. B. 61-By Lester, authorizing
Clatsop county to levy a special tax
for Astoria centennial.
H. B. By Cole, setting aside
October II as a holiday to be known
as Columbus day.
H. b. 46-By Neuner, making it a
crime to dump refuse into Umpqua
river.
II. b. S2-By Fouts, providing that
convict made goods be labeled.
Bills Filed Without the Approval OF
the Governor.
S. b. BY Hawley, relating to the
naming of farms.
$. b. by Burgess, prohibiting
the sale of large firecrackers.
S. B. 10-By Malarkey, relating to
the adoption of children.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-14

lard. They'll select 1t carefully at
the Cash market.
Wanted-Good horse, must be gen.
tie and city broke. Royal Bakery,
corner Webb and Cottonwood street.
wanted-Good young man to drive
wagon must be neat and rustler.
Royal Bakery, corner Webb and Cot
tonwood.
Cold weather Is coming. We hava
the best col on the market A ton
Is 1000 lbs. at Pendleton Lum er
Yard, Phone Main o.
Phone Main 90 for good clean lump
or nut coal. Prompt delivery to all
parts Of the city. Crab Creek Lum-
Der Co., zoe West Alta street.
Sor sale-One sorrsl gslding, age
years, weight 100 pounds. sound.
good work or saddle horse. Price
SIS. Inquire 1901 West Alta.
Wanted-Young ladies to enter the
training school at st. Anthony's hos
pital, Pendleton. Oregon. For partic-
ulars apply to the sister superioress.
Just opened-New sanitary plumb
ing shop at 304 East Court street.
All work guaranteed. Estimates fur
nished. Phone Main 443. Alex Burt.
You are invited to call at the w.
| ]. Clarke Hardware store and see the
Lace Washing Machine. Something
new. Best washing machine on earth
For sale at barEain-First class
rooming house. 15 rooms, all filled
Close in. owner must leave town
Easy terms, Address. Box 21s. Pen
dleton. Ore.
You can't burn slate and gravel!
Don't try 1t. Phone Dutch Henry
Main ITS, for clean screened Rock
Springs coal-either lump or nut. II
burns clean and goes further.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-14

practice of optometry.
H. B. 13S-By Abbott, providing a
free ferry at st. Johns
H. B. 155-By Beals, providing
times for holding terms OF county
court in Tillamook county.
H. B. 204-By Brooks, relating to
the terms of the supreme court.
H. B. 213-By Powell, remunerat-
ing George Nessling for injuries re-
ceived in active service for the state
of Oregon,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-14

The Chilean government has plac-
ed an order with an American house
for eight vestibuled Pullman and four
vestibuled dining cars for the service
between Valparaiso and Santiago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-14

II you want fresh meat from q
new, clean market, phone Main 446.
Farmers Meat Co., Conrad Platzoeder,
manager. 224 e. Court street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-14
COLONIST
F A R ES

From the Middle and Eastern portion
of the United States and Canada to
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-14
SOME OF OREGON'S
NEW STATUTES

The following is a list of the bills
vetoed by the governor or which have
become laws, either with or without
his signature:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-26
Jones Changes Name
as He Learns Music
Odd Fact Comes ozt When Sisters
Sue Musician for Board and
Loans.

Jezz Chart J51ss. eminent Omaha
pans, s1t tsacs4- CO piano. VA plan
Jchz ThoczaS Joaes bsso-s se went &C
PARIS ard Er2tie6 music zEG=r -. masters
Wen Re returned a ArrIs mere thzz rwo
ears age lie mad improved a. 4 =-Ecz1-
rs -ogzczs. likewise had Teen -svz-pe6
rszots-sd. pclis1st down ard S-zco-heG-
TIE CARY xscr.oz e s.s rather pEosalc az
pelAocn Wiki -s retained vas tat nara
pls5slaa Jo1ss-
TIE stsry q Jozsz- rso-zanIzz-loa q rs
name cane CT u coV-ry court Fr.EaE
morning :. ne TIA q at q d E--4
lawrence and Pear. lawrence = schcc.
tezcEsr. sisters % rake re Musician pay
them so fer board r---sEs5 1--
Wen the tes-l-c-y G@valcps5 rat T-rzs
as ea6 rUo mans ? 4 1IAr-srs. acsarasv
for ne vozsa- ASKED Jc5ge -=z-s 70 n-azs
Entzg tat JCz. T1oEas a-d lean Gil
5srt Jo1es are o.. AID TIE Sz-s Tns
court rse-Es1 70 rue or TIE rec-ssr n -
--s. s1r Indicated tEat rhs a-dz-g proe-
aL4g aL-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-26


Mrs. A n Astsrso1 and children are
visiting relatives a. Kansas c-sy-
he teachers @ Burt eouzry are q Eeer
z their anz-El institute EorE nexZ TeeE
Tom -cb-- Is ere sf GU caT-@- t-s-1s
We Is taEi-E Is family oct n ice EeS
AGtc ne recently purchased
Frank Jcrss ct Sez-.r IN TIE cE1s- q
a fzns hA-t section farm north % Tskazah-
vas 1srs THIS Eeek -1cs-EE z-rzr the &C p
NJ ara SLrs n 7 TAn Nssrrz-1 aid
fa--.ly Izcr TEes5Ay To- Cf=clnnari. -E1rher
-hsv Eer. caued b. the En@ss % Ms
VGa ScErraz9s Eocze<
NJ ara Nrs > WuIa-s. tc--er
rssi6ezrs q Tska7ak- 61r noE Of Saa
Tcss Cal are = -eEa-aE vts--ng a. TIE
her.s % 1Ir ard Ms H Liler
Dr AzE Mrs. a . Ssssir aa1 saugnter
AA-gTze-1ts rst--1@6 v es.-e@dzy trcz tH=ir
visit viz f-.ec1s aa1 relatives = Pe1n-
syivE1-a AID otHsr places n tie east
Mas Mary EcLAzEAEr e.s4 a. ksr home
New YORK CITY - Malay. Ms Nc
-a-E5lias cary hone vas AZ -ekA1aL
- tz-hsT be-.E a physician ssre AZ that
-E-e
F-ark 5rccst-s CASTER e ere Eurks
S-sre sa-k q Surzs- 3 D va {. Cszz-
-ah over S--6ay Mr Brcckt-Es q A.
a Teka=a5 boy VAC = 5otzg vel n "a
--ra
r~za-1a- g -raEz1s plaas o. havtag t.~
ID ssrt-s-s q 5--r county EeL s--s--at-e1
a. rrei- anna. r----c 1=-e On Friday Sep
-e=ber
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-26
HAMPTON is on HIS WAY HOME
Aa sea "a Ne Learns thAt His House
a Robbed He Cats His Vaea-
rton Sh0rx-

v a EanFr-1- -z-st c-srA Il re general
pAEEszge- acEees q rhs Norrhwssrsru
Vase souEs vas entered - Burglars
pro54bly Ws6z=sGzy zlg1L sEvtzg ssez
appuse1 q tE= tacr- las CT rs vasauol
sho-T ard -as EI-s5 t.sr zs : 81 Is way
Eo-A
Frts-1s No hzvs 5ss= cut 70 tie Eazp-
ten ha-ze since ths visit q TIE bErg-arI
are q. tAa spi--ol tzzr z0-h-sg las essr
scciss- EsWsvsr. dresser drawers Usrs
Puilsc SIT ard tier cunrszts sezrusrsi
aec1r ths Goors 5s1E have ossn torn q
P-scsE ard -iossrE A1d eupboar1s have
&c., rA1Ea-zst- TIE Eznprsz E-vs-Ea-s
and rlats EAs no- disturbed 81 elorh--s
uas scarrsrsG trcz ere sct q - hclss Q.
Ire star y Is TIE optn-on tat ths bur-
E-A-s we're hEnulg for monsy aad &c uor
nn1 4zy-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-26
Divorced Pair Wed
When Love Returns
Charles z e0vlss. Sixty Years Old,
Of Lincoln Makes Peace with
Former Wife.

o=a.A = secs=zE re G.s--A Greer q
lovers Tno ave vel Gee a>d Fave besa
divorced Ard SlsA &c Uy AEzls- c1ariss
z C0zlas E1z Nrs vscrogtA a CoEiss az
L4zeels- ags6 rsspec1vsly - ara q, So
Cured a mlrr-ass Ecsass froz cUPie Fu-zy
Fri1Sy Ec-u-ag Ard we're E-&--ied ~ p
Ice Judge Bryce CrzWIsr5 n County JGGss
Lezle's ofnce
M Gad Ma CoWlss Sai1 tEey we're
eivs-use n Llncol1 I've years aga. bgs
W1s1 tAsy secures lsgAI separates rasy
Agreed % re1aln trlsnds- rhzir sspara-
ucn eroUght q rhsz a -saIEarcu gAas
JhsT a. oesn tocilss EzE thaS soth ha1
erred rs=y dsaded q reEs6- NJ. coEIss
q saisz-aE-
0n-y ahcUr 1cEIl ago a pzi- Ehoss
sEasriencs ha1 nee2 similar Eas rs-z-red
= IA ec-zl .-.1Ess s1-es-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-26
In Saiurisys Sale

EIkhOF1-
NJ { " Fgrs-s and children are Wax
N rsIAr-ves A. 1--a1- Neo-
Mss Meme Earc-1 q SSgr5 C-cA2
vtsirs1 a. ths Ec-stsll hoE,s q S--czf
Mss Alice Koch q Omaha VISITED TltA
re- pa-enrs- NJ and Mr. 4 kocA- sG1-
dav.
Hsrrv Tex e Omaha spenr FRAY AL
Sa--rcay VIA us Parez-s- M A1e Ars
> Tex
4 49, S-orE. Tanoz VISITED viz hs- SIS
Ma Gallagher. % South OE-AaA O.
Nay
MS ssrrsa Gai-ss Ct Elk CITY vas ne
E-.ssr q Dr. and Mrs FossseT. SATURDAY
Ac6 S-a1Ey.
Mss Frleca ESiscsl- returned Sunday
af-sr s4vsraI weess viEt aka relatives n
scu-h ourA1A-
NJ a-4 Mrs. cars ksea oslsSr1sef thsir
rws-ry-ftrh welding A1z-vs-sAry " sc1es-
azy. August -
Ms LszSks r=CErzet Eo--s Friday Ittsr
severzI DAYS v-stE VIE trends ard reA-
-vss = CzAhH
NJ a. NlrE WlEz= vo- Dckre1, r.
a. Ms Ma=ls vor Dcersa c.otored %
(JzzEa sarzrGay svs--1z
Nlss E4cxEE-s w1o las oeec g'zssr q
NE-Ea-s- SLsrL -1r se-erzl cas-. r-r.--r-7
= - Ao-s a. Bsnni1guo1 % Ao16Ry-
M CIicrort EsisuE@r e IT1-ors, Sss-.
ra--rns1 % her lore a.-s- seve-l 1Ays
visst Wlrn ks- parenrs- Ar- 17-1 Ms CH-is
Ecch
Msss-s s Taonrsoa szs ! " A-dsr-
SCI A. tie Misses Lillian and E1lr1 Al
s.rson cozprissd a t1satzr parLy Sz.1ay
erzu-ng. go5ng 20 Cu-z-z b. az-n-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-26
RICH MAN CHARGED WITH
STEALING TWO CHICKENS
Chtcago Retired Butcher Found in
C0uEfsstSa Mouse with Live
Birds In Pockets

CHICAGO Aug E-wiuza- Fer s.
years cid VIC SAYS hs - a retired 5--c-zr
az6 tszf re - vcr-a between 50 % ard
re %, was arrested uo6zy ehA-ge5 Wt-A
atrs-PUng % s-saI ~ i've cn-czs-s t-1-.
= e-nzlssie1 --=-cha-t He vas z--es-ss
u t1s Easement 2 the store z1-n a I've
ch--s=z n si--sr eat pocket
Fer denies the chargs 1sc-z-11s r.ar Il.
purchased ths chickens from ! pedE e.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-26
IrvfaEron-

Ms safes rsI-rled trCs- t1s STATE cc1-
yr-r-cz A. EsLhanT Fr.GaT-
y III an1 Mrs W 2 Ha-zra- a-s TIE Far-
s-rs q eAby 10y soru S1rzrday
Ms Vera S-i-h = v-srz-g t--su6s ans
sla-vss = RS vi-i--ry tcr a skarr tine
MSS UaE-ar a. Ccrc-hV WeErEr-
-aa-d sPsn- Thurst1y atts--cc1 U-rh Ms
rrphsEscn
lanes PerrsFs AID 1AEly q cnaha are
renz-ng q teE taTE a. The hczs q Is
luur 3frs E 4 Bates
-hs Irvirgrc1 ctrlEr-zn s-E@ay sckooi
ave rhsir 1n-EaI ric-lc rn-rs11y ar JAs
-rue - 1frs : A. Bats
ne LrvtnEror AL rsEE piayed ag1-nsr
=EEr-r a. WarsrL11 rE1rs-Iy- E2s sccre
!, vas q s II tAv1r q LTvtzE-1u-
y A u-arerrrslcu s1cia1 was gwen Sz--r1ay
v-rinE AZ rEe EucrEresa farm ne AVN
"a llEn-sE ElLA gGPa-s=s lGnrer-A Pres
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-26
Drug and Toilet Goods Prices
That Save Yos IS TO 50%
Special Sale for Saturday.

For sa-s = ivory Soas Ter --.. lse
-0e Zap Rose O. Pain olive SoaR a.
rw1 oars 20 -----.-.-.---- lSc
sc axe q Cg--cEra Soap for I7e
Lw1 Ears FOR .--. .....-..-...-. sSe
.5c sAr Gz-yr='s VITA HAEai So1r
Il r~c ezrs for ..--.-...--. ISc
Isc size -w4--y d--4--sa-u Bc-U- sc
100 Dr HIKES -ascara TasIsss Z
seA4s5 eo-tls, rsg--1- prize Soc
sale p-.-e --..-... ......--.... 7se
500 E1zs Pure Hytrog-r PsroI--s
extra ss=s fer .....--....--..- zSe
lac s1zs Pre- Eydrogsn P-rcx.te a.
t-res bottles tor --.-.---..--- zse
-5c Sc Pca6's Ex- VANISHING Cream
Large s-zs PozsslAa Massage cream
soc Jap Ries or P5z=sni Fac. Po-tsc
s5S zlzA's Honey aa4 Almond Cream
,se Dr. Z L Graves -oo,a Poz5es
z5c -oo-. BrzszeA ass7rred- fer Toe
800 Duffy Pure MAJ cc- .-.-- 3Sc
$40 "a Ei=<ss=z NsgsLAs-s CSzz-
2C--E fer ....-.-. ....-...-. 5sc
BINS Ez--e,5y tor Rhez-z--sz-
81 % 6ocrsss- G1x fer .....-- $1,000
$50 1-zZart RaP-1 Flev FozatALz
s.. IS E-SziTt Rel FzSser Fountain
81 IS Wellington syringe aza Boti.s
Ezaraztes1 tor five ysars. Ter $500
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-26

Persistent Aavs-uslzs = ne RoAA . Eas
RsEzzzA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-26

Ms 4 Noezs--a-- znd .auEh'sF we're
Z. 0Ea1a y sc1zsc1E-
Pref ard 1[rs- T-arE Eff s---av -cr--
~ sor tive wees Vaca--11-
Mss AnAzdz Eof=-1- .sfl Tzrz-s1ay tor
Esrr-cz : D q VS. 1e- sister Ms
Peter Fec6s
Ms Ina E.czs ven % Frszo--
We1Ees1ay -c----g % v-zt E=r SIS
Ms. Geerss Ea1eF-
M E4rk % EEEuA q Eere ~s--z=
Nrs Var Ask and Ms . --EC 1rs
H-z bslng , El--z z ere A-oTs nj
r.cus6 .aEtes-
" Ja-k ard family zovee lzuo re
A-s >Wl-EsZ . E-C-ar-E EECEl 41l-scl
A. fay VII occluE ne A-.=r h-Use
vzcateI ~ t1e lax fanny
WEnaE anE Bsrt Esl-ers ART famiEes
Ware slEng --s-- sister. Ms B-rE Dser-
SCI WAdzes1ag Mrs Eerr Es-le-- ac-
cEgErsu wz1r q NlL@T ~ r-a eE--E "a
v-s- hsr trleEEs Lr and Ms F1rl-s-
Ms ? 2 Larcs and far arrived ssrs
E-cE FerE-lE G----E l11 are z-W se---i-g
u rns.r neE hc-e the former SeucIS
rru-errV Mr CARES -a=h- a sc---1-
tsW acer -pa1s=E ten here ard I'll a.
slsr n TIE sr-rs