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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03
Famous Expert Tells
E0w Fat May Ne Removed Rapidly by a
Simple Home Remedy without Caus
ing Wrinkles, Disturbing the Diet
or Necessity For Exercise

Eat is nothing but unused energy
says \ prominent physician, and the man
or woman who Is burdened with Il can
easily get rid OF 10 II they wish. All they
need iH = ounce OF Marmola. n ounce OF
Fluid Extract CascaTa Aromatic and ga
ounces OF Peppermint Water; all Of whlCh
hoy can get al any good drug store Tor
. Few cents. Then let them take one tea
spoonful after meals and az bedtime. until
they are down 10 the weight they want 90
be.
This simple home receipt is far and
away better than any or ali the patent or
secret medicines. FOR u reduces the fat
eaieiN and harmlessly. The ingredients
are m tact beneficial 10 the system. haV-
Ing both tonic and purifying qualities.
and 50 help rather than distress the stom-
ach. The remedy does not cause riuEIes
ter n reduces one gradually and uatur-
ally. preserving a good outline. and. best
- all. needs neither phy slcal exercise 20
neIn 70 do the work nor does D. require
any change I'M diet-Oue can get results
aud srili take thing eusl -eating mean
while lust what Whrn ard how he or sl-
pleases Be- sure and sea tne Maruuia Boo
a eCulcl rackuac Hc ga -.4 alt AarusuIu
and uut 4 tu~bstit1-C-A4F
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03
CURED BOILS
With Cuticura when Everything
Else had Failed.

II am very grateful for Cuticura a.
my daughter had been suffering for
eleven months with awful great boils on
her body. We tried everything which
me could mention but nothing vas any
good. The bOils made her very weak
and Ill and she had - leave her place.
After using one tablet Of Cuticura Soap,
one box Of CutiCura Ointment, two walls
OF Cuticura Pills and three bottles Of
Cutcura Resolvent she got quite well
and has not had the boils since. i
should have written 70 you before but
have been waiting TO see II she had am
sign of any coming back. Ny daughter
Is eighteen years old. Mrs. Ellen Heather,
Hillside Rd., Ash Common, mr.. Alder.
shot, Hants, England, June 20, 1909"
Cuticura SOAP C25cD. Cutcua Ointment t5oc
and Cuucura h~caulvent l5ocl, Cor IN the form Of
Ch1cuate Coated Pills. 2sc. per vial % 69l. sid
throughout the world Potter DRUG A Chem Corp.
Sole Props. la5 Columbus Ave, Boston. Mass.
2rd2-paEe Cuucura BOOK. mailed iree. giving Ne
1EnpHQn, treatment and sure Of diseases u ne akln
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03

Persistent ADVERTISING IS -he road to Big
Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03

@ j.. Yes. my advices from Paris are
that this year g fashions will DO away with
the wearing 81 rats. puffs and al forms %
mon sense In STYLES and I ana sure no wo-
man viii suffer Embarrassment Or she
takes proper care Of the hair with which
Nature endowed her. The use Of the right
tonic viii nourish the scalp ana the hair
follicles. prevent the hair coming ouf. and
keep % glossy hurry and Iusuous-s
that Asmau quantity o. hair properly cared
for and richly glowing with It's own nat
ural color Jeven ~ it be grew Is more
attractive tina a huge mass OF coarse and
dead-looking false hair. Get from your
druggist one ounce OF uuiuzoiu, dissolve .
i'm p PINE OF alcohol and add p pint 81
scalp and roots Of the hair once or twice
a week This treatment viii XIII the germs
that cause dandrutf and falling hair 10
is very iuvtgOruttug, nourishing and re-
freshlng TO the scalp.
Mrs. c. McF To secure the clear, fresh
and soft skin yCu say YOU envy so muCn ]
both 3s a massage and face cream. This
contains no oils Ur fats that viii make
the skin dark and g-easy looking. or cause
a growth Of hair. Get from your druggist
one ounce OF aiwDEotn ana dissolve 70 20
= pint Of water. then add ? teaspoonfuls ~
glycerine; stir hriskly for a few minutes
and let stand over night. AlmnBQin cream
jelly, used for massaging. clears the skin
Of blaCkheads and pjn1pies not caused by
impure blood or the result or functional
O'SOFItISa nc uHkfN large HoEFH eiilhlA aih
keeps the skin smooth. soft and pliable. II
Is a thorough cleanser and will remove
dirt that soap and water never touch.
D. NJ. Is. J. When your eyes 50 easily be
! come dull. red and nflame it is an indi-
cation that YOU need an eve tonic. Bright.
clear and sparkling eyes are a charm to
any woman. while on the other hand IL
requires an unusually beautiful face to off
set unattractive ewes. You can make an
excellent eve tonic by dissolving an ounce
b CrvstCs In a pint OF water one or two
drops in each eye will promptly relieve
your eyes OF dullness. redness or inflamma-
ton. Il does not smart ar burn and will
strengthen your eyesight. Crystos Is a
great help 20 those who wear glasses.
NJ. II. r: Don't borrow trouble because
YOU have become fleshy. Most OF us gain
weight in winter. Don't diet; Il is weak
ening and usually falls to bring about
noticeable results. Get 4 ounces OF parnotis
from your druggist and dissolve e In a
pint Of hot water and take a tablespoon
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03

a terrible humor, COM
Q letely covering my
head, neck and shout
ders, so that TO my
friends, and even to my
wife, L became an object
Of dread. At large ex-
pense l consulted the
most able doctors far
and near. Their treat
ment was Ct no avail.
nor was that Of the -
II -N
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03

months efforts l suffered on and SON
Cluded there was no help for me this side
Of the grave. Then / heard Of some one
who had been cured by Cuticura Rene
dies and thought that a trial could do no
harm. In a surprisingly short time l was
completely cured. S. p. Reyes, l47 Con-
gress St., Boston, Mass, Oct. y, 1902"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03
B.Altnta1t & On.

HAVE READY THEIR CATALOGUE No. IoI
FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS
AND WILL MAIL A COPY UPON REQUEST.
Fifth Aurn1r. 14tH ann 18th sfrrrtH. Arm Turk.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03
Frightened Iato Fits

by fear u appendicitis take Dr. Kngs
New Lie Pills and away goes bowel
trouble. Guaranteed &c. For sale b.
Bcatun pruT Co
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03

which Is not a mere abstract notion OF
Deity. but a feeling realization Of a living
Power who holds and sustans, who is
closer 60 US than breathing. nearer than
hands or feet
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03
At the Theaters


Continued from Page F'OurD
week. The Basque Grand opera Quartet,
French operatic vocaIists. promise a fea-
ure which in musical excellence, costume
and stage setting is up TO the highest
standard Of artistic taste. Hal Merritt
gives an exhibition of rapid sketching
which is unsurpassed Fox and Foxie $
circus is Just like Barnum & Bailey's, only
different. There are plenty of animals,
but Foxie, the smallest horse in the world,
is so attractive that one has no time to
look at the rest. The kinodrome viii ex-
hibit the latest novelty in motion pictures.
The Orpheum concert orchestra will be
heard in its new musical feature extraor-
binary.
OPPORTUNITIES are to hear another noted
London music hall star next week starting
Sunday. April 10. Miss Lena Lena, the
daintiest Of the notable importations, will
be the particular magnet this time. Miss
Lena is a cousin to Alice and the six other
Lloyd sisters, all Of whom have made a
place on the stage. Miss Lena was raised
with the Lloyd sisters by her aunt.
The humorists view OF fighting big game
in the Jungle and the African jungle In
particular. will be made the leading mo
tive OF the big satire which the Rentz-
Santley company will present under the
title ~ Teddy IN the Jungle at the
Gayety for six DAYS starting this after
noon. The current season IS the thirty
ninth year OF the Rentz-Santley company,
which viii celebrate next season its for
tieth year in a manner worthy OF its rep
Ltaron. Next Friday evening will be
amateur night and directly after the
regular performance many OF Omaha's
aspirants TO the stage viii compete foI
cash prizes, the audience being the judge
and jury. Great fun Is assured. Ladies
iime matinee daily starting tomorrow.
d
In offering the well known farce comedy
The Strange Adventures OF Miss Brown
al the Gayety next Saturday afternoon anC
evening the William Grew company has
made a selection that viii meet with IN,
heartiest approval OF the admirers OF thai
sterling organization. II has been many
seasons since the piece has been seen iT
Omaha and with Mr.. Grew himself in the
role Of Captain Courtney a splendid per
Torrance Of this always amusing farce ia
assured. Miss Pettes win play Miss Brown
and in fact every character will be cas-.
10 admirable advantage. Seats are nov
selling.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03
TERRIBLE SKIN
HUMOR rs YEARS
Business Man Suffered Agony
Head, Neck and Shoulders Cover
ed Became An Object of Dread
Consulted Most Able Doctors
and Hospital but Got No Relief.
SURPRISINGLY QUICK
CURE BY CUTICURA

"Cuticura did wonders for me. For
twenty-five years l suffered agony from
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

you would have done If you had had
his business to conduct.
Stop picking your sister to pieces
and saying to yourself how good she
is in some ways and how impossible
in others.
Stop talking people over, you and
your mother. Don't you suppose your
sister knows when you are doing
that? She may not hear a word you
say, but she hears it just the same
Be simple and straightforward and
loving. Interest yourself in somebody
and something. II you can't do any
better and must analyze something,
get microscope and analyze the
plants.
You have a bright, energetic mind.
You ought not to sit down and do
nothing. If you do. your mind will
run away with you, and you never
will be happy in the world. Forget
the way the average American girl
lives and be a little English or Ger
man or French.
An English girl OF your age would
be riding and swimming and yoIfins
and botanizing and Undertaking ana
studying d new language and pressing
flowers and learning what to do for
the mango, and how to bring 2 collie
through a spell of distemper-aRd she
wouldn't have time to NOPE.
A German girl would be hSIcire in
the hou5ework-raising a garden. look
ing after some chickens, putting up
fruit, making coffee for her mothers
afternoon visitors, and she wouldn't
nave time to wonder what was the
matter with her
A French girl would be practising
tne piano or the harp; embroidering
al sorts Of dainty underwear; making
soups ana salads; 1nyenting new ways
Of serving a simple akfast-and Sba
wouldn't have a minute tn worrv
ABOUT why people didn't like her.
There Is nothing in the world tho
matter with you or with your friends.
except that you are idle. Go TO work
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22
The Secret of Happi-
ness
By WINIFRFD BLACK.

Z HAD letter from a girl this morn
i ing. Such bright girl. SO clev-
der, so observing, so analytical and so
dead in earnest.
She told me all about her mother
and her father and her sister, and why
she didn't like her father and sister
very well and why her home was rot
happy.
She can write-can that young
woman. When was reading her let
ter I felt just as if some one had
shaved the front of the house off and
let me look into the very heart Of a
Disconnected, unhappy family
Elizabeth the girl signed her name.
Now. Elizabeth. you write and ask me
10 tell you what TO do to make your
home and your whole life happier.
There is just one thing for you to
do-love people more and criticise
them less.
Do you suppose the humblest little
insect that ever crawled ever really
liked the scientific person who puts
him under a microscope and calmly
watches him squirm?
The scientist has nothing against
the insect He isn't trying 70 torture
him. He's just analyzing him. That's
what you do with your friends, and
then you wonder that you are not
popular.
Stop watching your friends and
studying them and criticising them
They don't want to be watched; they
want to be liked. Stop thinking about
yourself and watching yourself.
Stop observing your discouraged
father and thinking how much better
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22
HIS REASON

I SA" che young man and his bloom
Flee from the open doorway where
their kin
And friends stood, cheering loudly
all a-grin,
And flfnging rice and SINNERS IA, a
With ali too true an aim. one simmer
SHE'D,
Caught the fair bride upon her dim
pied chin;
Another struck the groom and broke
Whereat the thrower yelled with rlee
and pride,
Bleeding and bruised. at last they got
away,
But there were other troubles yet in
store;
Their trunks, white satin ribbons did
display,
And placards, crudely jocular they
AT which ] heard the happy BRIDE
groom say
Something. It's my impression that
he swore.
r LOVE a maiden have loved her
= Devotedly. Ny passion does not
But as the years roll on It seems to
Now her attraction never was SO
strong.
I've not proposed. It's likely that I'm
wrong.
And yet 1t costs me not little pain
And not a little effort to refrain.
a life with her would be one glad,
sweet song
But when I think of those frock-costed
fools
And female OATS in idiotic glee,
Ger whom the imp of apish mischief
Jules.
Their monkey tricks from sense or
reason free.
Why, then, I have 10 own my ardor
coolss
And I exclairn, NO wedding bells for
mew
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

Mrs. p: The soft, velvety complex
ion you speak of and desire can be
had by using amarol lotion, made by
pint of hot water. After washing and
drying the hands and face, apply this
lotion freely, rubbing until dry. No,
you needn't be afraid Of hair growing
Miss L. G.: I do not believe 1t pos
sible 10 remove hair permanently: De-
Iol paste will surely take hair off, but
after several months II VIII come out
again, but will be lighter than before,
and can be removed easier than the
first time Get the powdered delo1
from your druggist. You will find full
directions on each package
Mrs. A. B.: 1 would not advise you
to try and darken your hair Use a
good tonic, one that viii give vitality
of alcohol with half a pint of water,
and add one ounce of beta canthol,
rub well into the roots of the hair eV-
cry day for a week or so, then once a
week. This tonic win stop falling hair
and cure dandruff. Any druggist will
sell you the beta canthol and alcohol.
Miss Faye A: I would advise you
to use a good massage cream for your
blackheads and saliow complexion
use plenty OF soap and warm water on
your face After washing and drying.
apply the cream freely, masSaging IN
til IL has all been absorbed by the
skin. Get a three-ounce package OF
cerol from your druggist and dissolve
il IN a pint Of boiling water. This
makes the finest disappearing cream
I ever saw.
Mrs. A R.: I don't believe external
remedies Will develop the bust. Mas
sage with cocoa butter or cerol cream
will help. but you will have TO take q
tonic to get results. II you will make
q pint of granulated sugar syrup and
add one ounce of gallol, and take two
teaspoonfuls three or four times a day,
you Will certainly get good results
from this treatment The true gallol
is quite expensive. but an ounce makes
enough for a months treatment.
Tessie: Ny dear child, all the To-
lions, powders or cosmetics In the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22
WANTS CITY TO SELL
WATER FOR NEW STATION

The salt Lake & Ogden railroad has
petitioned the city council to sell Wa
ter outside the city limits for use at
the new transformer station north or
Beck's Hot Springs. This petition,
which will be presented to the coun-
ell Monday night, asks that a meter
be placed at the end Of the city mains
so that the company may connect with
a private main leading to the COM
pany's new shops. The arrangement
is to be only temporary, if the petition
is granted, for the company proposes
soon to operate an electric pump and
use water from an artestan well, which
will be pumped a quarter of mile
to a tank to be erected at the station
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PASTOR PERPLExED.

A rector of Ethan once gave out the
words. Who art thou?'' and, as he
paused for a moment, an officer in uni
form. who had just entered the church,
suddenly halted, and taking the ques-
ton as personal, promptly replied:
.'Sir, l am the recruiting officer of the
Sixteenth foot, and. having nay wife
end daughter with me, should be glad
to make the acquaintance of the clergy
and gentry of the neighborhood- -
London Globe.
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tant statistics will be gathered as to
the various kinds of industries Of the
country
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The Quest for Beauty
CBY MADAME MADELEINE MAREE.)

world won't cure those pimples and
blotches. You must drive them out
of the blood. Try this and see how
quickly gu you III ,s get or Fld Gf p pnn
OF sugar to pint Then get an ounce
of sarsene from your druggist Nix
with syrup and take two teaspoonfuls
three times a day.
Mrs. n. S. T.: I really do not know
of anything to suit your case tniIlk
you should consult your physician
Mrs. f. NJ. w: The best treatment
I know Of for eczema is the borothol
solution. Simply dissolve a two-ounce
package Of borothol in a pint OF not ,o
cerine and apply freely.
Ethel r.: Boro fistor solution is the
best foot remedy I know OF. Use two
tablespoonfuls in a warm foot bath
every night. This solution Is excel
lent for many purposes-cuts, bruises,
burns, etc. You can make a quart for
little money Simply get an ounce
bottle Of boro listor powder from your
druggist. dissolve it in one and one
half pints boiling water, and add half
a pint of alcohol.
Mrs. C. R.: Some people prefer a
dry hair tonic. In these cases al
ways recommend a mixture of two
ounces of capitol and four ounces OF
powdered OrriS root. DUST into the
hair and rub well into the scalp. This
IS not a shampoo, but a hair tonic that
viii stop falling hair and cure dan
druff.
Anna H: Those yellow spots are no
doubt due TO bad liver and stomach
would advise q tablespoonful of olive
OIL night and morning, and this mix
ture for your stomach: One ounce COM
pound tincture cinchona, one ounce
rrOSenA C0InnOTrnd. sherry wine half a
pint. Get these at your drug store.
Mix and take a teaspoonfui before
meals and at bed time
NJ DER: Upon inquiry I find that
articles mentioned in your letter and
all other articles mentioned IN my col
umn can be obtained at Schramm-
Johnson, Drugs, Five Stores
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22
MAN SOLVES VERY
KNOTTY PROBLEM
Harvard Professor Believes He
Can Trap Females Into
Revealing Thoughts.
EXPERIMENTS ON GIRLS
ACHIEVEMENT REGARDED AS
OF MUCH IMPORTANCE.

Cambridge, Mass, May 22.-Prof.
Hugo Munsterburg gave a remarkable
demonstration of his psychological
method Of detecting crime today before
the class of philosophy in Radcliffe
college, the feminine annex to Harvard.
Taking three girl volunteers as sub
Jects the professor proved that no mat
ter how they attempted to eyade him
he could read their minds, or rather
their actions, as manifestations Of what
was in their minds.
Besides demonstrating his own the
DRY. Prof Munsterberg proved that he
has solved the problem of reading a
woman's mind. and that in future the
thoughts of the wife will be an open
of the professors discovery can hardly
be estimated.
The Professors Test.
The three girls who submitted to the
test are Helen Thayer of the class of
1911, Ruby Hobb. a senior, and Miss
Beaton of the class OF 1912. The pro-
fessor told the class that he had sew
on every day subjects. He would have
the three girls draw each a clipping in
such way that he would not see the
drawing Then he would find out from
them what clippings they had.
The condition the professor imposed
was that when he said word the girl
spoken to should within a second say
some other word brought into her
mind. Prof. Munsterburg asked each
of the three girls to try to deceive him
as TO which clipping she had, just as
a criminal would try to mislead him IN
trying to detect what crime he had
committed
The professor shot several words at
random at the first girl and she an
swered back as quickly with any word
that came into her head When a word
connected prominently with the clip
ping was sprung, however, there was
significant pause, for the first
thought injected into the girls mind
posed that before she was able TO think
up something with which to mislead
Munsterberg.
Her Pause Betrayed Secret.
One of the clippings drawn by the
girls told of ex-President Roosevelt's
reception by the German emperor.
When Prof. Munsterberg sprung the
word emperor on the girl who held the
clipping she could not answer without
a pause The pause In the first test
YVES 10 seconds and in the last two
tests about half that time.
This Radcliffe college test was re-
garde6 as the most successful demon
stration Prof. Munsterberg has so far
made of the psychologist method Of de-
tecting crime. A short time ago, how
ever, he experimental with a man sus-
pected of forging a check and his plan
worked perfectly. A significant pause
followed 10th the word bank and
CHECK" when addressed to the sus-
pected man.
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UNABLE TO PROVE MOORE
AN EXPRESS SWIM11ttEn

The case Of Z. A. Moore, charged
with having run c. o D. express
bunko game, was dismiss ID by United
States Commissioner Charles Baldwin
yesterday, on motion of United States
Attorney H. E. Booth, or the ground
that the evidence was insufficient.
Moore, who was charged Wiz. haYi0s.
sent three express packages to Ogden
with instructions that 50 cents be cell
lected on each, was arrested by De;ec-
tives Curran and Ripley Wednesday.
It is said the payments were made
and the money sent to Moore at box
rs in the Salt Lake postOffice, Moore
being arrested while opening the box.
Moore may be rearrested and the rom
plant amended.
Graduation Dresses 25 per cent off
all this Week-at u. c II J.
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SILK and Chiffon Party Dresses %
per cent off all this week at T. c. NJ. L.
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STORK IS IMPARTIAL.
Brings just as Many Girls az Boys
to Salt Lake.

Brings just as MaIS eFis az BOY :
to Salt Lake.
Although the weekly report of TIE
city board of health shows twenty
cases OF scarlet fever reported, the
total number of cases of contagious
diseases is only twenty-nine, as COM
pared with sixty-four for the corre-
spending week last year. The report
for last week includes three cases of
smallpox and three cases OF diph-
liberia; two cases Of chickenpox and
one case of measles. There were for
ty-tWo births repoT &C.. 80 iias ~
week, evenly divided between boys ami
girls. and the death reports show
eleven males and fourteen females.
One case of smallpox was reported
yesterday, the patient being Amelia
Peterson, 35S East Fifth South street
This is the third case reported from
the Peterson home. *
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many ways IN the home, and proud and
happy in the possession of the baby
brother that lies. just two months old
in the Identical cradle my father ma lie
for me forty years ago; I look at him,
with his likeness, already so striking,
to my father-at his sweet mother, "a
diant with Joy; L see my house grow
ing apace. and my colony Of students
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Graduation Dresses 25 per cent Off
Iii this week u. c. II. ].
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You can walk up to the top floor of a
building that has elevators-IF YOU
PREFER TO WALK You can walk
around" looking for a room. ir stead Of
reading the ads.-if you prefer 10 walk
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Graduation Dresses % per cent off
all this week at q. c. NJ. l.