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Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-21
REAL ESTATE LOANS

REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED-City loans and warrants.
w. Farnam smith e Co. 1870 Farnam 81.
OMAHA Property and Nebla ska Lands.
o'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO,
1916 New Omaha Natl Bank building.
WANTED-City loans Peters Trust Co.
500 to $4,000 made promptly. F. u.
Wead, Wead Bldg, 18th and Farnam.
MONEY to loan on business or resi-
dence properties, 81 900 TO $5OO,0O0, w. III.
THOMAS, sos First Natl Bank Bldg
WANTED-gARM LOANS. kloke In
vestment company, Omaha.
Low RATES, BEMIs-CARLBERG
CO, SiO-3iz Brandeis Theater Bldg.
GARVIN BROS. Loans, goo and up
LARGE LOANS, municipal bonds, mort
cages bought and sold. sTULL BROS
FARM LOANS; no commission: optional
paymentsi cheap money. quick service.
Orln $. Merrill, 1919 city Nntl Bk Bldg.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
WE exchange properties OF merit. c. w.
Welsh, u2-13 o. n. bk. bldg. Doug. 1866.
ARE you a trader? / trade anything
where or time. Kelley. 22l Neville Blk.
/ WANT TO selb or exchange the con-
trolling interest in an established busi-
ness with offices In Omaha. Running
for years. Incorporated My time Is
fully occupied and i cannot give this e..
attention necessary to protect my hold
iugs. VIII sacrifice. This is an cXcep-
tlonal proposition and one that II will
pay you to investigate II you wish to
get into business. T. Omaha Bee, Council
! Bluffs
| S2.OOO-North Side, Groom. modern ex-
| cept heat cottage, built FOR a home; ce-
ment basement, water meter, screens,
| storm windows, nice shade, large back
1 yard located high and slightly, east front;
will consider good auto or vacant lot
as part payment, balance like rent. For
/ further information see
SCOTT & HILL,
Doug. 6si5: A-l752. 9O7 McCague Bldg.
WANTED-CITY RESIDENCE
! In exchange for l20- acre nicely improved
| farm I'm eastern Kansas, 4 miles from two
nice towns, only so miles from Kansas
| city; best OF soil. level country. wiz
and price In first letter Box 416. city.
6iO-ACRE Improved ranch. western Ne.
| hraska. All good hay and farm land
| Price SIS per acre, mortgage $500; Ions
| time. submit your offer in full. Wait
Bee Bldg.
EVERY person knows who d. j. o'Brler
/ Is because he has made Omaha famous
with his candy, II Miss Margaret Camp
. bell, 255 n. 18th ST., viii come 70 The
Bee office within three days we viii
give her an order for a 0-cent box d
O Briens candy free
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-21
wANTED-To BORROW

WANTED-Pr Private party to carry loan
Of f3,5W on good security. Address, a.
Bee office, South Omaha, Neh.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-21
SCOTT & HILL,
Doug. Gsi5; A-1752. 3O7 McCague Bldg

EVERY person knows who ID. J. o'Brien
is because he has made Omaha famous
with his candy. II Miss Margaret Camp
DELL 2505 n. 18th ST., viii come TO The
Bee office within three days we VIII
give her an order for 00-cent box Of
O'BHen's candy free
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-21
FoR SALE or ExCHANGE

s2,OOO-North side, 7-room, modern eN-
cept heat, cottage, built FOR home; ce-
ment basement, water meter, screens.
storm windows, nice shade, large back
yard, located high and slightly, east front;
will consider a good auto or vacant lot
as part payment, balance like rent. For
further information see
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-13

Ger en- este case, agregO, ade1nas, que
hubo confusion de las parties, puesto q /.
el alcalde derrotado puede demandar
al alcalde trlunfante, ,pero en- modo algu
no a la junta esco1ar nj a los concejales
Afr1no tambien Ell orador que solamen
te el candidate para un puesto puede
dcmandar 4 su cOntlricante.
Ell otrO abogadO de la parte deman
dada Mr.. SWet argllnento en- ingles
robusteciendo la prueba del senor Tous
Soto y agregO que mientras la demanda
alega que ell partido republican, Ono los
demandaldos) recibn un nllmero de vo
ties legales, no consta en parte alguna q.
los demandantes fueran elegidos pOr
una mayOrla de votOs legales; trajo ju
rlsprudnncia DE Kansas en- apoyo de
Sis manifestaciones. Dicho letrado
afirm6 tamlbien que La demanda confor
ME esta redactada parece mas bien un
litijio entire ell partido unionista y ell
partido remlblicano, y Ia ley no provee
ales controversies sobre eleccciones.
Terminado ell informe del seilor SWEET
Sc levanto hablar el senor Dominguez
para refutar ell informe de los deman
dados, dlJo que era bastante con la prue
ba de quo los repnblicanos recibieron
esos votos ilegahnente que debian ser
'deducldos de la mayor1a dandosela Dor
consiguiente al partido Unionista; ar
glzyo ptIe no era precise hacer constar
EN- la demanda los nombres de los falsos
vontantes, y que era bastaba alegar ell
f5raude. Cito jtlrisprudencia de Cali
fornla, Idaho, y otros Estados, en- Wis
ia de que los abogados de la parte con
trarla hablan citado muchas leyes de
Texas, pidio tiempo Ia Corte para
traer los tomos que contiene la iuris
prudencia citada.
La Corte accedi6 esta pretensi6n,
concediendo al letrado cinco dias apla
zando la vista hasta el lunes Is.
Ell licenciado Bernardini de "a Huer
ia, habl6 despures apoyando q SUI com
pailero e insisti6 en- que Ia demanda
constaba de hechos bastantes para de
terminar una caalsa de acci6n. Ell Sc
nor Bernardimi refut6 muy especialmen
te La augmentation del seiior Guzman
Benitez
Cerro los debates el 1ioenciado Jose
Z. Ramos pidiendo q la Corte que deses
tlmase la demantla, en- un discurso muy
elOcuente.
La vista sensational estuvo concurri
disima.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-13
Consejo Executive

Ne reune sajo Ia prcsidepcis del Sr-
eromer y e"n asisscncia Dc io.i,Ys s.s
cof'seJerg u'ens Fl Attorney General
que esta auscntc.
be aprot'6 en segunda Ieetura "A, Dis
'cusi6n 81 bill del Prcsupuexso. eon a
lnforme del Comits dc Hacienda.
I'll Sr- Was 0cboteeD. erpu~p qus al
gunas cnmicndas q. iba 4 prsv<~utar Ls~
deJaria para cuando ~ di@rutiera = Pr,
supuesto adicionM.
&c aprohsron algunas Rcvlaz Revsa-
mentos sobre r1nos de Sanidsd pr,s..nts
dos por "a Sr. Was Otsbotcco. pfc 6vt
Consolidate.
Sc levanto In VISION hasta II inres
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-13
DE GUAYAMA
La vista del c6lebre Injunction

Aver las diez de La nlalana comen
zo la vista del injunction" interpues
to Dor ell partido uniOnista contra Ell
alcalde, conceJ ales y lunta escolar del
partido republicano en- Guayaana.
Por la parte demandada, Q sea La ad
ministraci6n repubHicana, concurrleron
los senores Swet, Galunan Benitez, (don
JOSEF Ramos, Cape Cintron y Capo Ma
tres.
dos por los letrados sellores Celestlno
DomingueZ Y Bernadini de la Huer
Con la lectura de Ia demanda y las
excepciones prevtas, dio comienzo ell ac
to, Y comenzo 4 infornar ell senior Guz
man Benitez, afirmando entire otras ar
&ssumentaciones que la demanda adole
cia de un defecto fatal, demostrado por
el juramento de Ia znisana en- que Sc ex
presa que los den1aMdaItes no alegaban
los hechos que conoeen por SUI propio co
nocimiento y los adquirldos por infor
macion y creencia4. Presenta ell Sr. Guz
man Benitiez, Jurisprudencia del Tribu
nal Supreme.
La afirmaci6n de Guzman Benitez, so
bre que el juramento forma parte inte
gra de una demanda. y que un defecto
como ell advertido por el, basta y sobra
para la nlllid4d de la demanda, di0 orr
gen un animado debate entire las par
tes, Y el seilor Bc4nardini pidi0 autori
zaci0n a Ia Corte para enmendar Ell
Juram mento.
Sc opuso ell se3lor Guzman Benitez,
dicien!do que solo los irmantes del in
ramentO podrian solfcitar esa enmien
oa, y arguy6 el senor Bernardini que el
re1tnla la condpca6n de abogado y de ser
demandante en- dIcao piaito.
La Corte sc reserve sal decision sobre
este extreme
El licenciado Tous Soto que sigui6 en-
el uso de Ia palabra { Guzman, mani
festo entire otras cosas que la demanda
no constaba de hechos explfcitos y pre-
clsos como 10 ogiyo2 las leyes de Puer
to Rico Texas
La ley electoral ta Puerto Rico dijo
el senior Tous Soto es copia de Ia de Te
EaS Y Slemtpre la SiliO cOstnmbre do las
Cortes de Puerto Rico dar preferencia
;a la juriaprddencia del Estado que
ma sido fuente de sus leyes por 10 tan
to cree ell se6or T'ous Soto que las citas
de sentencia de Kansas deben prevale
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-13
La nueVa p0|idIea Americana

Desde Washington comunican q '<The
Globe" que es, sobre todo, en- la cues
ton fiscal donde Sc dejaran sentir los
efectos de la politica que inaugurara en-
el nuevo Parlaanento ea partido demo
cratico, que tril1nf6 en las elecciones del
IS. Los den6cratas son alli librecambis
tas, mientras que era proteccionistas la
antigua mayoria republicana.
Sera presidente del Congreso el de
m6crata Champ Clark quien era jefe de
la minoria en- ell anterior Parfamento,
que presid1a ell celebre Joe Cannon, gran
protector de los inmorales 'struts. Es
tos han sall|do hescaQabrados de Ia In
cha.
Para las elecciones prcsidenciales de
1912, va preparan los dem6cratas la can
didatura del professor Wilson, elegiG ,
gobernador DE Nuewa Jersey el dia s.
Els un hombre de mucho prestigio, serio,
honrado 6 inteligentisimo. Creo vi.
podra derrotar faciinente 4 Roosevelt,
nuien tratara de tomar en- 1912 ell acs
quite del descaaabro que acaba de sa
frir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-13
{ nf eT m a

La bella senora Came1ia Schira de Al
varado, Sc encuentra enferma en- su re
sidencia de Ponce.
Por este motive ha sido aplazada la
boda de nuestro amigo don Julio Pala
clos con la encantadora sehorita Catin
Ferrer Y Alvarssdo.
Se aguarda ell restab8ecimiento de la
distinguida enferma, por Ell que hace
mos votos, para dar cumpimiento al
pacto de amor entre la bella gentil
se1orita Fer1er y el po,ularisimo Julio
nalacios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-13
Lea StO hoy, hoy ba De ser

ComeDzamos aver. csoo aviS.ihau,,.s.
81 nueyo concurso. para gsuar RI -ulo5
que regala I'll BOLETIN.
FigeDse nuestros lectors-. On n erpli-
caci6n que danes en- otro sitio ~ prp
|cedimicnto es sencaBisiuo.
Todos hos dias qultasno~. : r-suersses
una lctra, EN- uno de lss anuneia~ su.
publica 81 BOLETIN Eso So hacc en
un solo ejemplar. Ia er=ata v,duutsr;a-
mente becha por nosofro-, NO va HsaN au..
cn un SOLO N0MERO. II re~ss ae IA
edci6n Va sin In errata - un -plo sjern-
plar ell narcado pues b,cn; la.s leesa-
res del BOLETIN pSsra compruisar. ~ tiss
= n en- su pcder ri ejenpaar ussrsasle.
dcben eopservar el Dc hoy, Por eieSuplo,
hasta que reciban a DC usafiaua. En
el dc mahana, sviSaFncs do~,sic e~ssi. y EN-
que consjste Ia slicrw~ion hscha or no-
sotroe en- el texto Dc un anupelo.
III lectOr. con sumA faeilislad susoness.
pucde ver NJ tienc 90 su po-Ier II ejeus-
plar, el tnico ejerpl&r que marcamos
cl dia anterior
81 10 tiene, ~ hs ido 4 pa~ar sss MA
nos el 6nico ejernpiar it'll casla dfa parn
el CONCURS0 DEL REDOJ. reesr4a
el anuncio asi marcaio y 10 guaria has
ta "a dfa 26 del corriente en- que pciri
saber los quc ticne. De~puss nos u. rvs-
mite; uno, dos, tres loa que tenga.
Y no imports que scan pocos porgus
en- cada concuso no habr.s mas de veinfs
g ,poncs, cs dccir VENTS snuDcins nara
dos por nosotrosL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-13
Rosita RsaI

La bella "e1ivette'', va esta comp1eta
snente restablectda de una ijera opera
ci6n que fe practice en- la garganta, el
notable ciruJano doctor Rivero.
La estrelaa reaparecera pronto en- Ell
Cine Las tres bandaras'' pues 4 pc
mas Sc entero del fastablecimiento de Ia
genth artiata nsrestro amigo PorteI, Sc
apresuro i ofrecerie un uentajosisimo
cOntrato.
Podemos dar, por tanto, esta grata
noticia 1 naestro ps1blico: Rosita Reali,
va a in&HgurAr una nueya temporada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-13
Entire nosoIos

Nuestro estinado amigo don Juau
CARROT, de Naguabo. ha legs,lo = Ssn
juan csta ruahans. y perrnap.eera spns
unos dias.
fbemos tcnido n grIs'O 81 safudsr 4
tan buen amigo nj quc ,losessuus graiA
estaDcia en- San Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-13
ca N A R A

Sc reunio q las cuatro y media. Sc
hallaban presentes 20 delegados. Por
ausencia del Sr. de Diego, albri6 el acto
Ell Sr.. Delgado.
La Camaaa sc enter6 de la carta del
L speaker" expeniendo los motives de
su via.e repentino q Mayaguez y nom
brando Presidente INFERNO al Sr. Soler
quien tom6 possession del puesto. Ell Sr.
Guerra propuso que Sc nom,brase Presi
dente protemporal all Sr Soler habiendo
Ibiendo sido aprobado Ia moci6n por
lunanMnidad.
Ell Sr. Barcelo present0 una moci6n
para que Sc solicite del Director de Sa-
nidad, Benefcencia y Correcciones y del
Comisionado del Interior, una relaci6n
de los precios, segi1n contrato, de los ar
t1culos de mayor consume en- las res
pectivas instituciones a su cargo, en- ell
lltimo ano en- que sc hicieron las COM
pras por subastas efectuadas por ges-
tion directa de los Jefes de Departamen
to y otra relacion de los precios que sc
adquieren actualmente esos mismes art1
culos por la Oficina Printing and Sup
plies and transportation.
Ell Sr.Diaz Navarro otra para a. del Con
sejo Executive Sc envie q la Camara una
certificaci0n del Secretario de auuel
Cuerpo indicando los cinco nombres de
los Delegates electos por ell Distrito de
Ponce.
El Sr. Coll Cuchi otra para que sc
pida al Departamento de Auditoria una
relacl0n de los autOmoviles del GObier1lo,
su costO y Ell costo de su naantenimiento,
reparuclones, repuestos, chauffers y re
lacl0n de caaltidades que hayan sido Gas
tadas por Ell Tesoro de Puerto Rico con
esos fines.
Ell Sr. Nlassarl otra para que Sc sollci-
te del Comisionado del interior un esta
do en- q. sc encuentran los trabajos de la
carreera No. 16 que, partiendo de Y4au
co, ha de enmpalmar con la No. IA.
Numeros de Kilometres construidos v
cantidad invertida por kilometro, hasta
la fecha. N1mero de Kilometres que
faltan por construir
Ell Sr. Cervoni Gely, otra para que SC
solicitor del Municipio de San Juan to
dos los datos v documentos que tenga
relatives al donativo del millionaire fo
lantropo Andres Carnegie ofrecido ba
jo ciertas condolences al Municipio de
San Juan.
A ruego de Ia Presidencia los delega
dos presentaron pOr escrito dichas peti
clones.
El Sr. Diaz Navarro, pidi6 q. Sc remitie
ra por la Camara un teIegralna de con-
dolencia al Presidente, por La enferme
dad que aqueja & su distinguida seiiora
Sc aprob6 por unanimidad. Sc le
vant6 la session para hoy las cuatro de
la tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-13
n 6)6 p@ d Df. Goenaga

I'm nBeStro nGImero s. luanaua publf
earemos uu iralIAIo ctcniiti~o del DOE
tor Gocnago accra J,d GOG - mala
dc propararSc Y 'ei1niuiStrar-.e p ,fa
do medicamcnto.
III doctor GOcuaga ha rersbido ia
cantEisd dc dbato vspcrife, ~ q. IN
timo corre0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-13

La sefial b~chs en II miro sjenplar
marca1o fus guitar ma q en- a ubrs
del anurcio de Ia NEW AND PORTO
RICO STEAMSHIP co.
A Ia palabra Rsco " guHzmcs In q
A Ia pslabra Rico le quissncs Ia q.
y queti6 ssi;
wIE NEW YORK ASD PORTO mn
G. STEAMSHIP co.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28
Daddy's Bedtirne
~ One Boy Who
NOW Could Remember
Everything
79xI

w H aaS:s "a daddy d. 's n ss s3s s ss' e1 ! 'sa: s as story vi ;ia to cam sas'' 'o 1ss'''''
~ II forget" said Jack.
II "Oh, son" said daddy 'Im surprised! Wasn't it a very nice
day and di dft you see the ew calf, and didn't your aunt have a beautiful
berry pie m ade especially for your You ought tito remember the date Of a day
like that"
Eyes, sir, " answered Jack; II should, but I have sc much trouble remem-
bering all the dates in my schoobooks that tits awfuuy hard FOR me to remem-
ber anythin 6 more"
Nust as your muscles do but you must use it Every 4-y you car walk farther
and swim longer and jump higher, and just SO every day you ought to be
able to rem ember more.
MI hay to tell you q story about a little italian boy who could remem-
ber almost everything His name vas Magiabech, but I won't ask you to
Remember a Il that Well just call him Mag
His par ens we're so DOR that he eve went to school, but he taught him
sf to read from what old books he could get his hands on. He was set to
Mc~k in a grocers shop but a bookseller, who noticed the little fellow study
Ting at all hours, gay him a Job at more wages and let him read oil he
WANTED to-
And by the time he was fifteen years old he was famous and was made
u librarian n N Of the great palaces. Scholars came from III over the world
10 tsth him.. but the little chap was a match for them all.
"A gent leman who had written a history lent 1t to Mag ito rad before It
Byas SEN TO the printer. The boy returned It, and next day the gentleman
came to him and pretended the papers had been lsta that he couldn't re
taembsx VII al he had written. That is easily fixed said the boy, and, sitting
Gown- he re wrote the whole thing wcd for word.
& Nobody doubted his wonderful genius after that and he might have be
Eome rich Il nd powerful, but all he wanted was to be let alone TO read. He
dressed IN T ags, aten nothing but eggs. bread and water and would take money
IGay to trv ell and see other libraries"
| -Tn reul ember that story anyhow" said Jack. EN4LA&8EgA%as#@
THAT'S a good starter" said daddy. ~Nn}#A4$@$9aEN~~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28
Milady's
Mirror
ButtermiIk Beauties.


In warm weather, when cooling
foods that are nutritlve and refreshing
drinks that are cooling are the order
Of the day, buttermilk is absolutely In
~dispensable once its true merit is dis
covered.
A taste for buttermilk, like olives,
may be cultivated. Care should be
taken to procure fresh buttermilk, as
the other kind is far from healthful.
1t may be detected by a biting acid
taste, while the fresh milk is merely
~agreeably tart.
AS a cosmetic buttermilk ia most
effective as a substitute for water. In
this case 1t is applied freely with a
soft cloth and rubbed well into the
face, neck and chest. Soap should
not be used, and the parts covered
should be thoroughly saturated with
the milk. After being allowed to dry
slightly the application is washed off
gently with warm water in which a
t~easpoonful of borax has been dis
solved. Fresh buttermilk is then ap-
piled gently with the fingers and al
lowed to dry. After being ~sunburned
or freckled buttermilk should be ap-
piled as soon as possible and allowed
to remain on the skin. Water should
not be applied while the skin stings or
smarts.
a d~isagreeable feature of the milk
as a cosmetic is its odor. For this rea-
son it is sometimes best to apply it at
night and to use reliable skin food or
powder during the day. Because of its
efficiency as a bleach and as a food
both for the body and the skin and be-
cause of its c~ommendable cheapness,
which is a point worth considering, it
occupies an important position in the
search for health and beauty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28
DIV Skins,

A person with an oily skin should be
careful of her diet. She should avoid
all rich and greasy foods. Unless this
is done outward treatment will be of
little use. Wipe the face occasionally
with diluted alcohol (25 per cent
strength). A few drops Of ammonia
or q pinch of borax in the water in
which the face is washed is also help
full. This treatment will have an eff
feet on the pores. 1t is quite impor-
tant that the skin be rinsed in cold
water after hot water has been used.
There is nothing better than soap
and water for cleansing the skin. Ev-
cry night before retiring apply towels
wrung from hot water and then use a
good flesh brush and pure soap. Do
not forget to rinse the skin thoroughly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28
Csre Of tho Feet.

To make the feet less sensitive wash
them every night In warn water In
which & piece Of common washing soda
has been dissolved, and before putting
on your boots in the morning dust the
feet with the following powder, which
is healing; Twenty grams talrum pow
der, twenty grams lycopodium powder,
FIVE grams powdered tannin, five grams
boric acid and ten drops essence of
patchouli. II you have a bunion the
Joint must be relieved from all pres
sure. If possible wea a loose slipper
until Inflammation has subsidized. Paint
the bunion avery day with the follow
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28

~EHERE is a certain species of human being which appears in large
numbers just about now for which I have a very deep sympathy.
1t is the summer widOwer.
OF course n hears a good deal Of fun made of the summer widow
IF In newspapers and summer theatres. In these he is represented as
some similar dity, and preparing to have the time of his life. But I
have a idea that this kind of summer widower fourishes mainly in the
papers and in vaudeville
Ninety per cent of the reallife variety Of summer Widower is decid-
eddy more to be pitied than blamed"
And more to be admired than either.
For my part I'm sure never admire a nan more than when I meet
him taking a lonely stroll of a umner evening or smoking a pipe o n his
vacant piazza and am told with evident pride, in answer to my query for
his better half, that she has gone off for the summer with the kids"
1 think lei are rather less given to sef-pity than women, and this
is certainly one of the occasions that would seem to prove that, for l
never met a summer idower yet who complained II even seemed to
think he had the slightest cause for complaint.
Can't you imagine the Indignant selfpiy that the average woman
would indulge in if her husband and the children wen off for two
months and she stayed at home and did the housework2
The Vicarious delight which many of these summer widowers seem
They show me the pictures of the kids padding in the water II read me
fragments of her letter telling how little Dot1eg nose peeled that terri
bly, hot day and how Roger has. learned to swim, with unconscously
touching pride and lever seem to think of saying, "And here l am dig
gng away all day in that hot office and coming home at night to an
empty house"
Yes, of course, I know what you are going to say-you wives of the
leaving him if it were not for the children, but you don't feel that it's
right to keep them in the hot city all summer.
That's what you all say.
And I agree with you o that last
But suppose you took the children away for a month. If he has two
weeks vacation that he could spend with you that would only leave him
alone two weeks.
y Or suppose 20 took them to some place near enough so that he
could u down week ends and perhaps two or three times a week.
Do you think they would suffer under those conditions?
No, of course I don't understand your individual case Doubtless
you have very good reasons.
Anyway I didn't write this to quarrel with you.
just wanted to register my thorough sympathy with, and admira-
ton for, the mn at home-the man who finds his relief from the city
heat in pictures of the kids padding in the water and his relief from
the days monotony in. bulletins about Dottes nose and Rogers swim
ming and yet never thinks of setting himself up as a martyr
may he receive full appreciation from those from whom it is due.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28

The Polka.
The polka started in Bohemia In
1880, 1t was first danced In the Unit
ed States In 1914.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28
Uso of Powder.

1t is sometimes necessary to powder
the face, but powder should be applied
lightly and artistically In order to i'm
part to the skin the velvety softness OF
the peach.
A face powdered like a clowns Is
ridiculous and as ~unbecoming as vul-
gar. Powder on the face should be
impercepttble and If used with discre-
ton is not to be condemned.
Take up but a small quantity OF
powder on the puff and pass lightly
over the face. Care should be taken
not to powder the eyebrows, and the
lips must be carefully wiped to remove