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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-02-10

and the man was slightly wounded in
the arm. as was discovered later-for
the brave fellow made no cutlery at
the time. The general sprang to the
princess side. took her by the arm
and turned her toward the gangway,
speaking kindly but firmly to her.
"Da, da!" she replied, and left the
deck.
The first arrow was but the precur-
sor of a shower OF 20 or mere, the ma
iorlty Of which either passed far over
the vessel or fell short, thus proving
that the accuracy OF the first shot had
been largely the result of a lucky
guess.
One of the arrows stuck fast in the
rail and a sailor broke it off by strik.
ing IT. with a long pole. The rife vol
ley of which II was the precursor did
no damage, as most of the Russians
were either lying on their stomachs,
or were crouching behind the impro-
vised bulwarks. There were evidently
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-02-10
MIRAGE Seen In Scotland

One morning recently there vas a
curious mirage seen at the entp.nce Of
the Firth of Forth, Scotland. 10 had
all the appearance of an island stud.
ded with trees and spires, many of
which seemed upside down. As
vowed from Dunbar # had a ivyely
aspect, as 1t was encircled by a
rainbow Of abnormal proportions -
London Mail.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-24
BY LAFAYBTTE PARKS.

why do political bosses hold 90 many
conferences when they have to select a
man 20 run for officer queries Brightside,
as the pride OF Harlem enters 70 unpaok
the usual evening chatter.
That's a special line OF bunk invented
by the tired political reporter" replies
Son, while he tunes up on a freshly lighted
dope stick.
THE papers seem to De filled with ar
ticles about republican and democratic
leaders gathering In mysterious confer
ences, but the public never seems 70 get
the results" complained Father
The results from those hot air talks are
like the core u Johnny Jones apple" de-
clares Son. 4" there amt any. The big bosses
sit around and swap stories, smoking nigh
priced cigars. trying to make the common
pee pull think they're working overtime to
please Im. As a matter OF fact the real
boss has picked the victim long time
before"
II fail 10 see why grown men should sit
around and waste their time In that foolish
manner" protests Fsthsr ''and then cell a
a conference"
They pass Il out 10 fol the people ana
IL gets by" says Son. There's a bunch OF
easy marks that set all net up when they
see = couple OF politicians who have had
their pictures in the papers a few times
80 into a SIDE door together. Although the
guys are probably HapDinE up scuttlos OF
Dutch suda. the wise boys decide they are
picking somebody 20 run for president In
1917"
But does anybody ready know what
they were doingY persists Father In his
quest for political Information.
sure" assents Son, FOR the reporters
wait until they come out wiping Off their
chins. and then ask EN-. Naturally. they
are Q bit bashful and hate 10 tell exactly
what did happen. Pressed for . reply. a.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-24

wiches. was very thirsty, but the tea
was TOO hot TO drink The maid handed
the sandwiches aroupd next, and I took
another and managed to make two bites
OF It. No one else seemed to be touching
theirs, and 1 felt quite embarrassed.
Then Mrs. Wilton asked me to have
cake and / bit the whole side Of It off be-
fore she had even seen that had pro-
cured one. II was dreadful. They were 80
stingy with the things. Old Mrs. Wilton
may have noticed the glare Of my eye as.
gazed az the plates. for she actually
handed me the cake again. said 'Oh,
thank you. Mrs Wilton; I'm really
ashamed to take any more. but they are
so delicious"
If you say that while helping yourself
largely the fifth or sixth time IT takes your
hostess attention away from you, and she
only thinks what a genius she is at prOvid-
ing refreshments for her guests
Margaret Gaines. Of course, behaved like
a perfect lady and showed no signs Of
hunger. I heard Jim outside soon and had
TO go away without getting anything more
to eat. i hadn't won a prize, but I didn't
care, as they turned out to be small dust
pans and whisk brooms tied up with rib
bon. Mrs. Wilton said she thought II was
such fun to give simple little prizes, and
we all said II was so much more sensible.
She asked me playfully II wasn't sorry
] hadn't won one, and I was so busy
watching Jim running over her rhododen-
drons that I said, mo. indeed" instead OF
Yes, indeed" and stepped ON a sandwich
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-24

hairs flutter down. Her low neelOed dresses
are always trying their best TO be high
necked ones. and they generally are Of
such unlnteresting material that they
would be more suitable II they had been
made that way They have the sense to
know It and I don't blame them for look
ing and feeling 50 awkwar6ly She must
always wear at best two very starehy, full
petticoats that advertise the starch at
every step she takes.
The day OF the bridge she had a pink
sash tied right at tbs back Of her waist.
II It had been pinned TO her knee or under
one arm, even, Il might not have looked 90
hoDelessly gsnteel. , l
Where Susan Van Tomb gives one the
impression that there had not been quite
enough soap, Margaret makes one think
there has been too much Her face ls evi-
IDENTIFY scrubbed until Il hurts H. for her
skin has a panied sort OF look Her nose
gets furious about H. but. although It ls
such a big one OF course II is more or less
helpless. I suppose. She had cold that
day and treated II so roughly I should
think 1t would keep the cold Just to spite
her.
] kept getting hungrier and hungrier and
when it was time for tea I felt like max
Ing a dash for the dining room. They had
wonderful looking sandwiches which old
Mrs Wilton handed 10 me- I took one
and before I thought { had swallowed H.
Nobody else had even commenced theirs.
They were all conversing in a horribly
polite way and / said Not and Yes, In
deed with my eyes fixed on the sand
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-24
BrGhtside and His Boy @ $:::. .;:;:$

the enterprsing neWsgathsrsr says, they
admit that they had q conference. Also q
couple Of highballs. but not for publioG-
ton"
Then these so-oalled secret conferences
among the big politicians are not 90 inn
portant as they appear on the suffacs?"
continues Father.
They don't cut half as much ice as q
few Of the hfty-seven varieties OF confer
ences that are going on all the time in 1T
tie old New York" explains Son.
Il don't believe ! ever heard Of any Of
those" says Father,
You've probably been Ia on q few your
self. Pop. only you didn't label them con
ferenoea," surmisss Son. The heart-tO-
heart talks Wife holds with hubby come
first on the list Of conferences where
there's something doing every minute. Tht
married danes may not pick the next can.
didats for governor but they usually pick
all the loose change out Of hubby's clothes
before they turn him ont"
oh" sxclaims Father, " don't see how
anybody cap call little talk With his wife
q conferences"
IL one looks At = purely msroenary mat
ter In a serious light" admits father, II
presume the weekly household financial
settlement may be placed In the category
OF conferences"
Another equally important conference :"
resumes Son, takes place IN my offies
usually the day before pay day. That 10
when / deeoy the plutoerat % the place
behind some desk and touch him Tor
loan Of a couple Of bucks"
Hardly serious enough 70 be termed a
conference" remarks father
MOT unless the tight wad fails 70 come
across with the two Eimolsons" hedges
Son.
Copyright, 1910, by the N. y. Herald Coz
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-24
Establishment @ Gs:: s ::'
BY AMERB MAN.

Just why froEninE inspection Of the
butchers bill should have determined the
Boss OF the Estabnshment TO buy an In
eubator may be Immediately apparent.
But stop q fninute.-By the law OF cause
and effect II is written that from an incu-
bator one mag fhfer eggs, and from eggs
all other things. including temperature,
being EVERYONE may deduce chickens.
AZ least the Boss deducsd chickens as ne
stared at the account before him,
Isn't Il al Hight dsArY- asked his wife
in voice that indicated no slight aston
ishment at his lengthy scrutiny
1T adds Up all riSht", admitted the
Boss relnetanty 'fbat D can't help feeling
that We paY. 'eutirely too much for meat.
II we were 10 nave chickens two or three
times q week now that would about cut
our butchers hill an half."
As usual. the superficial mind Of woman
failed 70 Erasp ne fun poftsnt OF the Boss
words.
Il don't see how sou figure that out.
said the lazy IN her most matter OF fact
manner. ''BFoilers are about the most ex-
pensive thing you San buy and / don't like
tough. old hens"
our hens viii not be tough" replied
the Boss with n proud air OF proprietor
ship. II have decided thai henceforth we
viii grow Our eWu, chickensn'
"whyi" gasped the Boss wife "you
don't suppose you would be allowed to keep
chickens -lR, this hlghly restricted neigh
borho0dl Why, you can't even have a
vegetable garden and STOW your own
lettuce ard fadishess
The featricuons don't say anything
about Ineubat TORS Neither does my lease, o
replied the Boss nrnly 4Tomorrow I win
see about moving a sded put up JUST back
Of the summer house, IL win be steam
heated and
And what's soing % become OF the tens
mis- court?" asked hs wife iHdiguantly. Fl
tom sou last Sunday that pleoe OF lawn is
the oniy tAaee level snough FOR court.
Aud / simply have 10 play tennis IL
don't IN be al TAT az professional beauty
in no time
For a moment the Boss wavered. His
wife haze used her NOSE effective threat,
and che knew H. But what was a mere
foolish Eaais-what the consideration Of
possibly mag.nsty lines Of beauty COM
pared with ihe stern rsaIiJg OF the cost OF
hving3 - yer
''There'stdh ezesisht tennis club here
understand hs said with decision. II am
delsrmined nos 20 be done by these trades
people any more I shall see about the
ineuhatOp--masIbe two observation-disclosures
row"
For once the Boss vile Bowed 20 the in
eyitahle upt DOT WITHOUT tnal pouune
protest
n vas Just going 10 ask YOU 10 brins
me cut hah dozen new tennis balls wher
you come home tomorrow she said.
The Boss plunged into his evenins PAPER
But us2i Horning a. breakfast he revived
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-24

FRIDAY-Went TO a bridge party here
yesterday and have discovered that I am
not cut out for polite society. I mean
very polite society. The whole trouble was
my being so hungry, and the fact that jim
was going to call for me to take me home
He has taken a room at the swell View"
this time. and says It Is much more com
Portable than the "BiIge Water" He says
that as long as / cannot fall in love with
him. he wants to be a close friend Of mine
regular brother in fact. He really
must by an awful idiot. But It's his look
out. ! told him that II he thought It con-
eeited 1 couldn't help it. but people never
could be brotherly toward me.
There is one man that have known for
ages who really is rather that way when
We are together. but he bores me so dread
fully he never is with me except very oc-
casionally.
Still, il is very sweet OF Jim to be willing
to try. and as he couldn't possibly accom-
plish Il, We may get along very nicely.
Anyway. he said he would come to the
Wilton's and take me home the day Of the
bridge, and / kept thinking about him and
made awful mistakes. I had been so late
about getting dressed that 1 didn't have
time for much lunch, and as the drive over
was pretty cold Z began to long for tea
quite early in the afternoon.
When Margaret Gaines back was toward
me 1t fascinated me so I couldn't play at
all. How a person with any money at all
iand she IL supposed 10 have quite a lot)
can dress az she does 10 a perfect marvel
to me- Her neck always looks very Inn
modest in q high collar and very modest
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-24

the subject OF the incubators with 80 much
enthusiasm that his wife began 70 think
there really might be something practical
in the notion after all.
She decided that she would so over to
the public library and read everything
about chicken raising that It's dusty shelves
would afford
After luncheon she carried out her plan.
and during a long soggy afternoon delved
80 deeply and enthusiastically into the lit
erature OF incubation that. as she told
later. she had begun 20 feel she would like
70 be Matched over again herself
She returned home. her head fun Of
plane. and for once with feathers In it In
stead OF on t. Then she went out in the
yard and surveyed the scene Of her future
triumphs as an expert hen culunfst.
By the time she heard the Ross latchkey
she was wondering what would be the
most advantageous market for the excess
eggs. She ran toward him. her face alight
with enthusiastic INQUIRY
i've been reading up on incubators an
Gay" she exclaimed, and I'm Just crazy
about your idea want 70 start right
away. What did YOU find out? And what
have you got IN that PACKAGE They look
kind OF big for eggs where's the incu-
batDr3"
The Boss smiled rather sheepishy
Yes" he said. they are kind Of big
even for duck eggs. I saw the incubator
notion didn't appeal 10 you 30 J gave It up.
They're the tennis balls you asked for last
night
copyright. isiO. By the n. Y Herald Coz
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-24
Items Of Interest for the Women Folk

varnish, applied with a soft flat bristle
brush, after the picture Is thoroughly
dry from the tepid water treatment
To remove stains from white marble. mix
together one teaspoonfu each OF soap suds
and oxgall. adding half a gin Of turpentine
and as much finely powdered pipeelay or
fulers earth as win form suff paste
Apply with a hrush
The mixture should be allowed TO remain
on the marble Tor two o. three DAYS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-24

Fly speeks may be removed from oil
paintings by molsuening with few drOps
OF clear water. should they fail 70 soften
in few minutes the spot should be wet
again. II stin obdurate, stale beer should
be applied IN the same way,
II the colors are faded and II Is desired
10 freshen them. wash the face OF the
picture with a soft sponge squeezed from
tepid water This viii probably remove
the siazs. To rsvaTniah. use retouehing
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-24

Black marble may be cieaned, BY a paste
made from equal parts OF pearl ash and
soft soap
A flannel cloth IL best for applying. After
a few minutes sponge off with warm, then
with cold water. When dry polish with a
rag dipped in kerosene
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-24

It's . cinch 20 be bright and cheerful
When life soems a golden span,
But the chap worth while
Is the one that viii smile
When his wife says, Pet
breakfasts not ready yet.
4 just had 10 walt
Till you patch up the crate,
smlle than-ah. that is the mail
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-24

/ shot an arrow in the air.
10 fell 10 earth 1 know not where
And II YOU look twill be I'M vain
Aou seldom aea an arrnE nlala-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-24

Then, as though It wanted 10 cover up the
expanse of skin that shows between the
roots OF her hair and her collar at the
back a bang Of short servfceable looking
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-24
SHE HAD A PINK SASH TIED RIGHT
IN THE BACK"

and nearly fell on top Of her. II had
mayonnaise on Il and /, left tracks. But
thank goodness. the next thing ! fell into
was Jims machine.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-24

coat OF pink satin. bebe bodice OF the
same fabrics shows at the corsage. Worn
over this lace frock is rich coat Of emf
bossed velvet in old rose one side OF the
coat is caught in-according to the new
notlon-under a strap belt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-24

in a low cut gown. In the former the con
struction that is supposed TO stiffen il and
keep =; 70 a perfect height always looks
as though Il was lying down and dying.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-24

Persistent Advertising Is the Road TO sis
RetuTnA
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-02-17

of our prominent attorneys of this city,
viz, H. j. Dannenbaum and Otto Taub,
which will hereafter be known as Dan
nenbaum & Taub This combination
is spoken of by members of the bar as
a very strong one, botL gentlemen
being we'll known for their legal
acumen as we'll as strict integrity.
At a meeting of the Bikor Cholim
Society a week ago a committee con-
sisting Of the following gentlemen was
appointed to give the annual Purim
ball for that organization: Messrs. H.
Grossman, chairman A. L. Greenstein,
secretary; D. Frosch, treasurer; A. M.
Lew, L. Seine and Max Westheimer.
The date was set for March 29th at
Turner hall. Mrs. M. j. Schlom is
chairman of the ladies' committees.
The neckwear and handkerchief ba-
Ear under the auspices of the Beth
Israel Ladies' Aid Society will be held
at Concordia Club Tuesday, February
22nd. There will be fine musical
programme to be followed by dancing.
Refreshments will be served through
out the evening and everyone is prom
Used a good time Anyone having hand
kerchiefs or neckwear for the bazaar
will kindly send same to Mrs. j.
Frankel, 1O7 Charities, not later than
the goth.
Although the weather was very I'M
favorable, the apron sale at the home
of DR.. w. Wilmer last Thursday prov
ed to be a great success, both finan-
cially and socially Mrs. Gale wishes
to thank all those who so ably as
sisted her, but special thanks are due
to DR.. and Mrs. Wilmer for the kind
loan of their home, to Mrs. A. Gold
berg and daughters Misses Ola and
Maud for refreshments furnished, the
Magnolia Coffee company for their ex-
cellent coffee donated, Miss Rosa
Block and Miss Fannie Becker for the
fine work they did at the candy booth.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
lip Hurwitz, 513 Hill street. last Sun
day at II a. m. occurred the Birth
Melah of their infant son, Rev. J. Hur-
WITT officiating. The occasion was one
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