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Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
Y. W. C. A. PHYSICAL
DIRECTORS IN CONFERENCE
DIR. Anna L. brOwn I'm Charge and
Several others from Northwest
In Attendance.

An important educational feature and
among the first to come to the Omaha
Young Women's Christian association as a
result Of its larger equipment made pos
sible by its new building, is the conference
of physical directors in session there. DR..
Anna L. Brown of New York, city secre-
tary of the national board Of Young
Women's Christian association and at the
head Of the physical work, called the con-
ference and is presiding, and the leading
associations OF Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri
ana Kansas are represented.
The conference opened with devotional
exercises led by Mrs, Emma F.. Byers. DR..
Brown was the first speaker, her subject
being, What the Association Has a Right
to Expect From It's Organized Depart
ments." DR.. Brown considers the associa-
ton an educational institution and ali its
departments as tending to this End. Her
ideas are broad and practical and she has
done much and efficient work putting them
into practice.
Miss Bertha Lash. recently OF the Chicago
School Of Education and Expression spoke
Of what the physical department may con-
tribute to the association. She counts Il
one Of the chief leveling and elevating
agencies In the Institution.
ANuNhf Phe aACdA director
Of the local association, talked on posture
and the habits Of breathing, closing the
morning session.
Miss Julia NARROW Of the Topeka, Kan,
association spoke of the scope Of physical
training, and Mrs. Rachel H. Revell OF the
Des Moines association OF physical ex-
aminations, history and prescription of
home and class work during the afternoon.
A round table was conducted nv Miss
Capen, physical director OF the Kansas
City association, including practically ali
the topics that come under the class and
its work.
Miss Lucille Ttllinghast OF the Sioux City
association talked Of high class music as
applied to gymnasium work and Miss Anna
O.. Watt Of the st. Louis association closed
the session with a talk on The ColleQ,
Class Gymnasium"
The conference win continue through to.
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
FRIENDSHIP WITH VENGEANCE
"He swore Ne in Jail and Then Stole
Ny. Horses
CHARGE MADE BY A PEDDLER
And Yet the Man ne Accuses Thinks
He OuEht to Get OFF Becaus
They Have Been old
Friends.

II you had a friend who falsely swore
you into jail and then stole your horses
would you prosecute him or let him go be
cause he was your friend9
Antoine Shkutzka. a huckster living az
1904 South Eighteenth street. was locked
m In the city Jail because Frank Koshla,
126l south Thirteenth street, another buck
ster, says he stole three horses from him.
The man arrested has thoughtfully
adopted an alias and in this as well as
his alleged offense, betrays a love for the
homely things Of life. He calls himself
Smith to match the oid-fashioned deed OF
boss stealing.
These two men are Russians. came to
this country together and Smith worked for
Koshla as a peddler.
One day down at Fourteenth and Mason
streets some people got into a row and
Koshla was there. Smith accused him to
the police Of taking S5 from a man
Koshia was arrested. At length his case
was heard and he came clear.
Back from the prison Koshla went to his
home TO resume his work OF pe%ddling. but
no found his three horses were gone
Finally suspicion fell upon his employe and
friend, and after much scrambling about
Detectives Dunn and Heitfeld arrested thu
pan with the name in East Omaha
The prisoner said they were his horses
Koshla denied II. Koshla declared he had
bought them and had a bill Of sale To-
them until Shkutzka stole 1t with tn
horses. The officers looked in the latter
room and found fragments Of the bill o
sale where II has been torn up. The!
found that Koshla told the truth.
Smith sold one horse 10 a man name'
Janlsh, 1853 South Fourteenth street. Soutl
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
LIEN AGAINST PHONE LINE
Claims Aggregating Over $4,000
Filed Against Independent.
MADE BY HARRIS OF CH1CAGC
ChatteI Mortgage simultaneously
Filled by President EbersOle Cow
erinE All of the Com
pany's Property.

Mechanics liens, ag~gregating $5,61o.-5,
have been filed in the office of the
recorder of deeds of Douglas county
against the property of the Independent
Telephone company of Omaha. The liens
are three in number, and one of them 70
by the Automatic Electric company OF
Chicago, of which s. A. Harris Is presi7
dent. Harris is a controlling factor In the
telephone mpan ?
The liens, companies and amounts are
as follows:
Automatic Electric company. Chicago,
S6,22s.SO; F.. Bissel company, Ohio, n,5s9.s2;
Standard Underground Cable company,
Pittsburg, S~7.79O.O3.
At the same hour at which these liens
were filed in the office of County Re
corder Bandle, a chattel mortgage was be-
ing recorded in the office Of County Clerk
Haverly by F. r. Ebersole, as president
of the Independent Telephone company.
The chattel mortgage is to the Title In
surance and Trust company Of Los
Angeles, and it covers all the property of
the Independent Telephone company. The
sum is So, SOO,O 900. In this amount the Title
Insurance and Trust company binds itself
to secure the bonds of the Independent
company. The mortgage states that the
bonds have been thus secured since the
company was started and that the direc-
tors pledged themselves to renew the
chattel mortgage every six months, be-
cause 1t was doubtful If the company could
separately convey newly acquired property.
Mortgage Includes Extensions.
This new chattel mortgage Includes the
new Florence and South Omaha extensions
inasmuch as It deeds in trust all the prop
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
white elephan,

alderman, because it's a white elephant
as Il stands" 4ff.
Since the building was erected from the
proceeds Of a bond Issue, the city officials
are chary of trying to devote 1t to any
other purpose by formal action. At various
times parties have been given permission,
informally, to use the building. The As
ISOLATED Charities had IN office there when
1t was first organized In Omaha. Later
the local militia companies were allowed
to make camp there, and are still in posses
sion OF part of the building, but they
will move out the first Of next month.
Turn the old market house into a
lodging house for unfortunate people" is
one bunch given to members OF the coun-
Gil, and some Of them are inclined to think
that might be as good a move as any.
Others favor moving 1t away bodily or
tearing down and thus clearing the street
OF en- u%nsightiy obstruction.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19

Omaha. for SCI and another to a man
named Myers for s5. who took it to Kansas
City. The third horse he left in a livery
stable near Sixteenth and L~eavenworth
streets.
Shkutzka thought as long as he ana
Koshla had been friends over in Russia
together and had come to this country and
fought the battle of life as one, Koshla
ought not to have him arrested, but
Koshla opined that friendship Of that sort
didn't make a big hit with him.
A formal charge was preferred by Koshla
and Smiths examination will take place
Saturday. He war released on 500 bail.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
NEW THOUGHT IN IAGoLOGY
Overloaded Citizen Assures Chief OF
Police He Is Innocent of
AIcohoIa.

Chief Donahue was confronted by O. mar
who had a thankful Of alcohol, apparently.
He was leaning sideways as he moved.
and there was that look in his eyes that
locoed things rave a monopoly of.
What do you want TO come around
drunk for7" queried the chief. severely.
Drunk" asked the man, counterlng. as
his eyes opened in great surprise. SDTdnkl"
he exclaimed, with bristling dignity. as
he lost his breath. Then catching It again.
he gased s%orrowfully at the stern police
officer and with careful e~nunclation, he
said: -fh
Chief, all 1 had this morning was a
piece OF chicken and a glass Of milk"
As the Eorrowful one meandered out,
Donshue s~oliIoquized. THAT chicken must
rave had the pip and the milk was full OF
bacteria"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
a cnrd.

This Is to certify nat all druggists are
authorized to refund your money II Foley's
Honey and Tar fails to USre your cough or
cold. 1t stops the cough. heals the lungs
and prevents serious results from q cold.
prevents pneumonia and consnmptlons kCon-
tains no opiates. The genuine Ffssfh q vel
low package. Refuse substitutes, Sold by
all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
-. Sc. S9s. "a t5a. 77s. s79
@NNIAe
Two Banks Show Gains.

The City National bank and the Ne
braska National show gains in their de-
posts in comparison with September 1, and
the Merchants National shows less falling
off In proportion to its business than the
other big banks.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19

LrLnsfc medicinal properties of its own. bein6 a mOs valuable
andsePdc and anLferMent nuGdGfVe and soothing demuIcenE
Gyceine plays an important part in Dr. Perces Golden Medical Discovery in the cure
OF Indigestion dyspepsia and weak stomach, attended by sur iangs heartburn foul
ded arrangement of the stomach, liver and bowels.
Besides curing all the above distressing ailments, the Golden Medical Dscovev"
ba specific for all diseases of the mucous membranes as caunh, whether Of the nasal
passages or o. the stomach, bowels Dr. other organs. Even in its u6erahyes stages will
yield, to this sovereign. remedy if its use be pereyeed in In Chronic Canrh of the
constitutional treatment to cleanse the passages freely VIC OF three times a day with Dr.
worst cases
In coughs and hoarsnessc caused by bronchial throat and lung affections except
consumption, the Golden Medical Discovery" is a most efficient remedy especially in
those obstinate, hangoneoughs caused by irritation and congestion of the bronchial
mucous membranes The Discovery" is lot Sc good for acute coughs arising from
suaaeno 09' nor must It b. expected to cure consumption in its advanced sages-no
INIme W WIN 10 hat-out for all the obstinate chronic coughs which, if neglected. or
O"y ueNed, lead up o consumption ts the best medicine that can be taken.
Aohndo out more about ea above mentioned diseases and all ht heb body in health and dis
ease &c the Sonmo Sense Medical AdWsr-heP Peoples SchodmaSr in MefGne-rvse and
uptodae Pokd NO pgS-whCh treats Of diseased condition md the practical successful ut
msnt thereof ,SOh6Suna sent postpaid on receipt Of 81 cents in onecet stamps to paw cos of
y mailing "6. AddHaD Dr. V Pierce Buffalo NY
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19

While the deposits show a decrease, the
amount Of loans outstanding show an in
crease in comparison with September /,
as shown by the following table;
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19

Omaha banks have nearly ss,OooOoo more
loaned out at present than they had a
year ago. Each bank shows an increase
table:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19

Coughs. colds. Group ana whoopinR cough
are promptly cured by Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
KEEP BOYS OUT OF DISTRICT
officer Says Messenger
Companies Must Not Let Lads
Go to Dad Lands.

10 10 UHW LHuuHs
Probation Officer Bernstein Is busying
himself with a campaign to stop messen-
ger companies from sending boys under
age into the red light district. He has
met and forbidden boys delivering mes
sages In that section % the city. and has
positive proof. he asserts, that they are
not OF a proper sge.
When some OF these companies say that
their messengers are OF age" said the
probation officer. Il know Il is not So.
and want them TO know that 1 have the
proof We are not going to permit It,
and hat might a. well be understood first
as last"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
A d

Is assured you when you buy DR.. Pierce's family medicines-for
all the ingredients entering into them are printed on the bottle
wrappers and these are attested under oath as being complete and
correct. You know just what you are paying for and that the
ingredients are gathered from Natures laboratory, being selected
from the most valuable native medicinal roots found growing in
our American forests and while potent to cure are perfectly harm
less-even to the most delicate women and children
Not a drop Of alcohol enters into their cOms
position. "A much better agent IS used both
for extracting and preserving the medicis
nal principles in them, viz pure triple.
refined 8Lycertne. This agent possesses ins
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19

ELnsIc MeNcLnaI properties OF IFS own being a most valuable
andsePdc and andtermenG nutritiYe and soothing demuIcenE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19

The Corn Exchange, a state bank, shows
quite a growth since the last call, as
shown by the following statement:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-26
La fuente de Rebeca

D,.so r.;os t,mbi6n desde yus IN
.,,ao,o,,os II castillo dc Na0ne1a.
-. ,.,,u.a ,,,dran,r,,ryr va
sa4.o.o Fyt6 sorre nn rarro d.
regular altpra orc US q mhraS or
s~xn,lantes cscaIau on cierto r"sn"to,
D,,es SO Qrodan djs'arc;a Dc los fu"r-
4ss muros. "a rrdsa mas fera. q
avsc tan ficro como exquisite. soelen
arnaleamarse IN es.aS constr'lcc' $.
e3oDdo hay mucho oee arr nder No
,rreedieron tra ba ics H. nxpIauaci n So
mr. In altrra ~ isfahfa los
xuuros am c'neofo> cafh s'b'e 'a9
.srz,slosIdad.s dei trrr 70 con foTfa 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-26
R0ViSta International

turrl. i4 rasiidu bakauea pare
III hab-r entraio eu un prriodo H. cal
ma que dsiuaba todos las temorcs que
hizo abrigar una nueya tenpcstad ~
dcsencidena IA 0rlente. prov0cada por
IA sublesaci6u e. partc del ejtrciio iur-
go cn Con~taHiiuapia
lIasta dcutro d. dos . tres dias. cuan-
10 S.. rrcihau cartas detailando Ia oeu-
rrido explicando 81 origcm del confiic-
to los motives alcgados pnr Ios Suble-
vados para cohonestar sU pronuncia-
micnto. no podra saberse a punto flo Fl
alcancc que puedc tencr ess movImientO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-26
San Juan Puerto. Rico Microbes 40 de Mayo de 1909

culo que simboliza jefatura q reg'mien-
10 DE- tribu; parccia grandosa evoca-
ci6n dc los Antiques scnores y un Sc
nor effective dc los humlldcs veclros
De Maqncda, que cncontribamos al pa
50.
Santa Maria De los Aicsizares, In pa
rroquia, ticne por contrafuertc dos gl-
gantescos ARGOS apuntados de bcrrO-
quena, que con otros rcst0s ccrcanos
de antiguaS construccioncS justiiican
ssi Soh~enombre. Celebrabansc los Off
cios de .Jueves Santos. que el sacerdo-
To rezaba on la nave de la derccha. En-
Ia del centro habia dos cfigics nOta-
bles. LOs ficIes escasos, de himrldl-
sFmo devote aspecto. ~ agolpaban en-
los Sltios oscuroS dejaban caSl llbre
la nave central. En- su puntO mas visI-
bic. en- el suelo. sobrc reducida pesina,
hahia nm Jesus de tamano natural,
atado la columna, de tai realidad que
parecia vivo Parccia cnojado con
los bien vcstidoS inmediatos al Sacer-
dote, Y miraba apenado y carinoso ha-
los pics Dc la iglesia, donde' en- ac-
titudes snplicantes en- la penumbra sc
aglomoraban aquellos de quicnes fue
tam amigo Jesus La rcalidad de la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-26
ANO n
A los SScriptoFes Y Asenrs

Para Ia buena marcha de esta Adm
abstraction, no sdmitimOs Atlas de
vurcripciones & este d,srk sino desde
~ primero de cada mes. Las BAJAS
se avisarkn los dias 3'l 81 adv'r-'
n6ndosc que las Que Sc dieren con pos
perioridad no sc tomsrsn en- cuenta
nj surtiran efecto en- In contabllidad
Aasta ell dia iiltimo ~ mes slgmen-
y al en- Que ne solieiten-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-26
Numero 12O

que parecia resuelta por unoS cuantrs
amos
Los alarmiStas daban va como segurD
que el goblcrno de Sofia eStaba propa-
rando una movilizaci6n para estar pr.
parade Il todo evento y para que SuS tro-
pas ocuparan 4 ConStantInOpla en ease
necesario. Si este sucediera-coSa que
no hay que creer-la paz de Europa e,-
taria mas comprometida que 10 qur eSiu-
vo i fines he Mario paSad0, cuand0 Aus
iria V Scrvia no cncotraban una formula
dc avcncncia Asi como la Gran Brcta-
MA declare al gobicrno russo cn 1876 que
no toleraria que las tropaS inosrovitlS
scuparan Il Constantinopla, tampoco es-
Ia vez pcrmItiria-seglln tOdoS los pre-
ccdentes indican-quc cl Gar de- Bulge
rta So apodcraria de la ciudad del }ds-
foro
CaSl toda la prensa curopca dcpora
10 ocurrido en- la capital de TurWIia Al
gunoS p"rlodicoS preven compicaconcS
Intcrnacionalcs, que Sera muy dilieiI De
evtar por POGO que Sc prolongucn los
disturhios enc han cStalIado AIguuos
otroS pertenccientes las nacioncs Be
la triple entente Sc iguran que 10
aeurrido en- ConstantinopIa So debc /.
maaulnaciones diplomatcas dc ios 60
Hernos de Viena y de Berlin La victo-
ria conseguida uItimamente sobrc sus
adyersaros puede haber alberto @ are.
tIto dc los eermanos y quiza quieran
aprovechar Ia ocasi6n para obtcncr una
nncva tajada por escaso precio.
rs de dcsear qne al escribr + nr.
ma r"ysta este VA rcsueto ESQ uncea
roni''oto q'e desele su oriGco renia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-26

/
,unos clcmcntos clvilcs.
Los primeroS telcgramas rrclbldo~ en-
yiena. Paris Londrcs daban como So
ruro que ~ trataba de- nm movimicnto
rcaccionarlo. provocado por todoS 1quc-
| Hos 4 quicneS cl triunfo de los j0vencS
Iiurcos arrcbat6 las vcutnjas politlcas .
dminiStrativH que diSfrutaban. De
.iase tambi6n que al instigador de ese
golpc de fucrza era el propIo Abdul
IIamid. que no So rcsigna al terminar
Su vida ser un monarch por cl cstiIo
dc los mikados japoncses antes dc que
una revoIuci6n acabara con el poder de
los shogunS Telegramas posterlorcs
pareccn desmcntir las prlmcras notlcrlS
| : imprcSioncS Auu cuando es possible
que Il Sultan los clcmcntos reaccIons
rios hayan procurado que quedasc triun-
fantc q pronunciamiento, So asegura
1uc Ia idea FL deSarrollo del complot
| So dcbcn 4 los muchos dcScontentos que
lesde Julio del ano paSado hasti ah0ra
ha hccho Il comitt Union Y Progrcso.
Los qu" ie componeh u" nan q"er'"'
desprcndcrSe de la influcncia dectslva
que tuvieron dcsdc cl primer momchto
de Su victoria, J q peSAr de que hao'a un
Minister" reSPohSaoie y IN PariaInes'Io
'oberan". rn real'dad gohernaoa '''h"
eomite ministries dip"'adoS
Este NO ezplcarl uuzd por 81 solo e
unr.naiento nj IA fuerza qtre este
n dona~ -rdo tencr. fo4 Icsconccutos
,olifico, oo haStarin 4 dcrribar el Ga
biuctc anterior Y 4 impopcr su yountad
Parlanc,lfo dr NO haher habido a.
,or medic ana question qlta ca TurQlua
,,,oy;nn, ....i todoS las 5nian4 ra rnee-
i6n rol,0iosa
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-26

eompietamente descastados, suelcn yer
unos mo0struos dc'ignorancia, cn GUAM
20 se refiere nuestro artc caracteris-
t,oo los albaniles en- general iqu6 han
de -er' I'm Maqucda exiStc como res
10 b Las antrguas fortificacion's dc la
vita. un admirable torrc6n de frcnte
efiptics. recio on sus dos tercios infe-
riores con dos gcntilcs ordenes de
vcntanas dcbajo de las alm"nas. Co
mo obra de ladrlllo, M en- Toledo, m
ciuSa la Pnerta del Sol en- su partc
alta, hay cosa SemeJante. Debia ser
declarada monumentO nacionai. para
uuponrr rcSpcto tan bella lcccion
de arquitectnra oriental eSpanola ;pues
ben. doscientos paS0s de este to-
rre6n V en- la parroquIa ql" ~ tltu-
"a Santa Maria de los AlcazareS, aca-
ba De erigirsc una torrc de ladrillo en-
szstituci6n de la antigua que ~ vi
np abajo. Es una obra vcrgonzoSa por
que indra que en- el que la ha hecho
~ ha exting'Iido Ia lnt"igcn"ia, ha
mucrto haSta el instinto de artc
mas rudimontario, que todo eSto - ne
ccsrts para haccr 10 que ha hecho, te
niendo en- las mismas nariccS dechado
tan gcntil quc imitar. 81 j Estado no
Sc prccipita. cirar artifccs y macs
tn)S. oticialcs instruidos. en- POGO ITEM
20 predomnaran por todo cl pals estas
canaHadas artisticaS.
- oot.a.t, .I.t o,e+;no - 49,, b.,,n,,
.h.h..l..l, .u,.. ,..,,1
.l.4. a,... ,n4a
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-26
POr tiprr9S De Toledo
MAQUEDA

K, castiIlo.-La aruuitectura del ladrl-
uo-Una hermcsa obra de forja
antigua.-Los gitanos, senores de
las ruinas Snrta Maria de los
Alcazares - Vest 6 os romanos. -
La fuente de Rebeca-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-26

militar FL que han tornado parte Al
,unos clcmentos civilcs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-26

,uc parecia rcsuelta por unos cuantns
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-26

culo que simboliza jefatnra q reg'mien-
TO de tribu; parccia grandiosa evoca-
ci6n dc los Antiques Sciiores y rn Sc
nor elective dc los humildcs veciD1s
De Maqucda, que encontr-ibamos al pa
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-25

A certain captain in Colombo was
en- inYeterate gambler. He had bad
SlIch bad luck he determined to go
home to his friends in Europe. The
night before he was to sail he stayed
at friends house and the next morn
ing at breakfast remarked apropOs Of
nothing, What a high table this is!'
''Is it2' said his host carelessly.
''Why, it cannot be less than-yes,
should say it was quite thirty inches.
Bet you what you like it's thirty
inches"
~ thought you had given up bet
ling"
'9This. Is my last bet in Ceylon
Hhan't have another chance"
"As you like"
A measure was brought and the
height aseertained. 1t was found to
be twenty-nine inches exactly.
"I've lost" said the captain ruefully
"yet l would have sworn II was
thirty inches"
II know you would. Shall | tell yo'
whyf when was shaving this morn
ing my bedfuom door was open. saw
your reflection ia the glass. You wer'
measuring the height. and, knowing
what was to follow, took the prec0u
ton while you were out for stroll o
having an Inch sawed Off the legsf
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-25
BEAUTY AND TEMPER.
% You would Keep the First YOV
Must Lose the Second.

q You would Keep the FIrst YOV
Must Lose the Second.
The greatest enemy to beauty Il
tempei. The woman eNith a bad tenn
per is by no means the worst woman
in the world. She often has very
kind heart and a very strict con
science. Her temper itself sometimes
let's so many Of her evil thoughts oul
through her tongue that her nature is
after all, quite sweet and kind. But
nevertheless the fever of temper that
burns within her does its work on hel
constitution. 1t shows itself, too, In
the deep wrinkles just above her nose
the long lines at the side of her mouth
and in the dropping mouth itself.
The woman who is always nursing
her wrongs wrongs herself more than
anybody else could have wronged her
The evil, bitter thoughts within heI
shut out the bright ones that might
come and make her bad company. But
worse still. they have a direct physical
effect upon her system. Nothing can
SO ruin ones digestion as flying into a
tantrum at the dinner table. The food
taken in will not asslmilate, and the
appetite is lost. The heart is affected
and the circulation is retarded. The
aerves are so wrought up by con
slant series Of tantrums that the WON,
an with temper is invariably a thin
nnaemlc little thing.
The best way to cure bad temper Is
6rst to &C nee yourself that you are
not really Icing wronged. Once YOU
have got In tune with the world and
feel quite certain that the universe Is
better ordered than you could order II
you will cease expecting to reform tie
rest of your fellow men and thus be
saved lots of disappointment.
" you can cure your temper In NJ
other way, simply run and glance In
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midst Of II. That should cure you.-
New York Press.