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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-08
POULTRY AND PET STOCK

EGGS for Matching rom the Brandeis
Farm. Thorough bred = O. White leg
horns Utility stock 81 so a setting on IS
per loA Exhibitions or show stock. s. TO s.
a setting. Write for catalogue. Address
A. u. Brandeis Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-08
Rare Bargains

Dundee bungalow; all modern; finished In
hard woods. Furnace, fireplace, laundry,
two bathrooms, seni-paTlor, living-room,
dining room, kitchen, den and four bed
rooms with plenty of closet room
18th and Maple. A new room cottage
tLst as complete. These both 20 direct
from tho owner on the best Of terms. Will
con slider trade for vacant lots or an auto.
Telephone Harvey GO. Harry w, Putnam
$40 Burt st.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-08

WHAT AN IOWA FARMER WANTS
Have you anything 90 offer the farmea
Of Iowa. Any cheap land for higher prioeds
q general merchandise store for land. OF
any kind OF eXChangel Or have yea
some land you want TO sell for cashl Tbs
one paper that reaches the IOWA farmer
u the Des Moines Capital; 5000 circulation
daily: rate single insertion, 1 cent = word;
AK Insertions, ! cents word. De1 Aolnea
DaiIy capital Dea Molnea la
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California.
EXCURSION


CALIFORNIA EXCURSION
Sacramento Valley Land.
Leaving Friday, APRIL 81, at materi-
ally reduced rates, including board
and berth both ways, stopping at San
Francisco and Los Angeles.
Call at once at Room $50, New
Omaha National Bank Bldg.
CALIFORNIA.
California land for wealth
California fruit for health.
California for comfort -Sd6 days In the
year.
No snow, no bllzzArds. no thundsrstorms
no high winds; fresh vegetables every day
In the year; straw berries Hpsn every
lnOnth The soil and climate provide per-
feet conditions for raising oranges, figs.
EnGliAh walnuts, almonds, grapes, prunes,
peaches ami all deciduous fruita All kind
% vegetables and Alfalfa
Have you stopped 70 thiHh OF California 8
wonderful growth? Is Il not worth while
% investigated Think OF q perfect climate
the awakening commerce Of the orient
the Panama canal
We are offering Sacramento valley land
az 8B per acre Make this place your
home. Write for booklets
TROWB BRIDGE BOLSTER COMPANY.
t9s-tl0 City Nail Bank Bldg, Omaha, Nsb.
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REAL ESTATE
Ann AND RANcH LAND ron sALI


ISLE Harbor farm for sale. A 100 acre
stock farm located u mile from town on
south shore OF Mile Laos lake. Mile Lace
bis red clover. Also $50 sores unimprovsd
timber and meadow land. Write Or, n
L. Halves. Mankato, MINI
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miscellaneous.

IMPROVED FARMS central North Da-
kota, northern and southern Minnesota;
low interest," small cash payments; time to
suit; $50 to $50 per acre. J. II. Doty, ST.
Peter, MINI.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-08
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR sale or trade for stock, Northwest.
ern thresher engine new Century separator
and six-bottom engine gang pillow; all new.
Brit Steele. Limerick. Neb.
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Nebraska.

FOR bargains in cheap western landB
often cheap: 40 acres relinduishmentR- Ad'
dress ]. c. Berzina, Whitman. Neb.-
NEBRASKA farmers enjoy an evening
at the American. II s. NJ. Peatling, 1852
Dodge St, will bring this ad to The Bee
within three days and identify himself he
will receive an order for two seats to the
American theater.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-08
Oregon.

OREGON APPLE LAND.
and 10 acre planted tracts taken care
OF tor five years Terms SIS a month
No irrigation, taxes or interest
SAETIAM FRUIT COLONY,
526 Bee Bldg, Omaha, Neb
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-08
Montana.

BUSINESS men OIL oiendIvs, Mont, ha ,
orEanized for the purpose OF giving re-
liable information concerning lands In
eastern Montana. The members OF the
undersigned company have resided In
eastern Montana for 30 years and more
and know every foot OF its lands. They
are merchants and business men who wani
settlers and your trade and cannot afford
20 mislead. Notwithstanding last year .
drouth Montana was one OF the few
states that raised ordinary crops in l9la
Have several thousand acres for sale Al
reasonable prices. HOmesteads located
Write us Gate City Land COMPANY
Glendive. Mont
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south Dakota.

BOuth Dakota.
EASTERN south Dakota farm The
garden spot OF the state Prices SO % Sc
an acre. Write for maps hata. etc. Bloom
4 Martin. WATERFOWL, q D.
bJO-ACRE farm, nine miles from OnldA
fenced fine buildings good well % ~
~ acres under plOW. tu yer acre srnlA
.rb uuuU a. Nelson, Onida, 8. D.
IF ONE wishes an enjoyable evening 70
10 the American theater. IL A. q. Cummings,
1904 LeavenwOrth ST., viii bring this ad 10
The Bee within three days and identity
himself he will receive an order for two
seats to the American theater.
FOR sALE-Thrss choice improved
farms 100. 80 and so acres In TurnsF
county, South Dakota, At IS 10 so per acre
easy terms. HaGllttH Land Agency. AariOn
Il o.
THE LAND OF ALFALFA-At aus 70
go per acre A few homestead relinquish.
ments at $50 10 700. Yields go per acre
Without Irrigation. Address W6ltaF u
Haynes. oelrichB. 3 D.
QUARTER section: four miles 70
Estsllns; rolling good sCu small stable
we'll. NO house. 50 Tor quick sale. Rea.
sonabis terms. Owner W T. DuggsG
kateillne. y =
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AN pATRICIo co.
wisconsin,

EIGHTY acres. Burnett county, VIE
consini IS cultivated; good buhdinEsi
part time A. Il. Kibbs. New Richmond.
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OZARK LANDS

Send for our complete list OF bargains;
90 with us on our next excursion, April rs
and investigate the country. We can make
you money.
HAWKEYE LAND & ORCHARD CO,
209 Brandes Theater Bldg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-08

- FAtl1I L-ANDa FOH oAl4h,
1900 ACrsE on new Line Oregon Trunk
railwEy, N.5J per acre, U.5J per acre cash
balance ten years 5 per cent
OREGON LAND q TITLE CO. Portland
WANTED-Men to form syndicates In
their LOCALITY, move to the Rogue river
Valley, southern oregon. Plant orchards
and care Tor same 10 bearing stage No
individual capital required. This is your
chance. Investigate our cooperative plan
We want To develop the land adjacent to
our railroad. We want freight traffic
etc. You want home In a mild climate
with social and educational advantages
Railroad under construction Write for
particulars. This 20 the young man with
little ambition. Your opportunity. Cali
or write h. g. Rutan, General Manager
Land Department Grant Pass q Rogue
River Railroad, yD4 City National Bank
Bldg, Omaha, Neb.'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-08
Dundee Lots

Two fine level lots, have water, sewer.
Eas and cement walks. Price 81 500.
BENSON g. CARMICHAEL,
SO Paxton Block
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-08

THERE is everything in finding out
where the best is. II Mrs. b. Hummer, $50
Scott ST, Council Bluffs. will bring this ad
70 The Bee office within three days and
Identify herself she will receive an order
for a 60-Cent box OF O'Brien,s candy.
tOh No - ~ - Al A 80 lttFSlrs-
ERN MINNESOTA LAND. THE LAND
THAT GROWS FLAX WRITE 10
KENNEDY LAND, LOAN AND REALI
CO, KENNEDY. MINI
BIGGEST bargain IN Minnesota. ls9
acres cultivated. all fenced, good build
inBa- Rcd river valley, near crOOkstun
Itntea. only 800. with 40 COWa konkla
owner. Lumber Exchange, Minneapolis
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-08

WE exchange properties OF merit II. II.
Culver, Sl2-Sl3 n. Y. Life Douglas 1850
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-08
WANTED-T0 BORROW

WITHOUT PAYING COMMISSION.
Wanted 20 borrow 5000 on quarter
section ~ land IN Rrule county. g. -.
Land within three miles sold recently for
- per acre. % y5s Bee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-08

FOR reliable sales and exchanges see
d. NJ. LEANING. $50 Brandeis Bldg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-08

fOh KEN I-NlCo light bousekeept,,
rooms everything furnished. aiis Cbicseo
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-08
OFFERED FOR RENT

Farni.hed iiouseleepine Rooms.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-08

100 acres 80 In cultivation. balance In
timber. Good liberia peach orchard. 5O(
trees. good apple orchard. Jonithan and
Wine Sap; now in bearing Also a good
family orchard of peaches. apples and
cherries. Good house. barn. outbuildingA
ciatern and good drilled well and pond.
This is Il splendid fruit and dairy PROPOSE.
ton miles from Koshkonong, tl5 PEI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-08

TWO SNAPS
400 aCIes land one mile from depot ~
ST. James. NetonWan county, MINI Good
buildings. Can all be cultivated Win take
go acres North Dakota land At right value.
81 ~ cash, balance loug JInls ~ per cent
so per acre.
For sale-u8 acreB all under cultivation
che mile from city limits Of 81 Peter
knnn,, rD buildings $50 per acra
AOREHART g. ATCHlSDN.
AankatO. Ainn.-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-08

\ FOR RENT Modern rooms. Furnished :.
Rturnished. 52a n. I'D %
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-08

SAFE, CONSERVATIVE INVESTMENT.
$4,000 buys an excellent improved farm
OF 800 acres. four miles from good town In
Marshall county. Minnesota, the heart OF
the Red River valley. There are $50 acres
under cultivation, remaining ~ acres all
tillable. Good 6-rOOm house, frame barn,
granaTy, poultry house, well and fenced
pasture. improvements cost $40. Terms;
$500 cash, balance $1,000 year. One-half
OF 1911 crop goes TO purchaser.
tosUO9 buys another good quarter, same
locality; every acre tillable, About 40 acres
will be In crop and purchaser gets one
half Of this. No buildings. soil perfect
terms, $1,000 cash balance in annual pay
ments Several farms, no better than
mine, have been sold IN this locality re-
Gently At SO an acre. Come up and see.
A. o. OLESON, owner, d2I Palace Bldg.
MINNEAPOLIS Mimi
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-08

MONEY-MARING summer resort no
tel. with q acres of ground; hotel alone
cost over 100000; very finely furnished ard
is clear Dakota land preferred
Finely improved Mexico rubber ana COT
fee plantation valued at $50, 100; clear and
pays dividends on $200. coo; good propeTty
anted. BOX ga Winterset Ia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-08

GROCERY and meat market on 18th cen
trally located; SO, 900 to s., 500. Want Omaha
vacant or improved Nowata Land g. Lot
Co, S03 Omaha Natl Bank.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-08
WANTED-TO BUY
WANTEO-TO RENT

FIVE or groom furnished cottage with
ard. Tel -. l9iys
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26

Then there's the Mountain house ~ Mount
GaEirkus. the picture carefully shoWt1g
everything but the Mountain house. which
must be sort q sad. The photograph
shows the Eu-umer residents waiting for
the arrival q fresh earned vegetables
But the map Of TIE railroads lines y
the star act Apparently the euHntry r. in
mourning. fer the map shows q big black
band making one EushaEfuI swtpe across
the United states. taking n all the Frin-
cipai cities. because those ciries not on the
map are made 10 look ss5ngy and little.
and that puts them IN the Bush League
class By comparison figure these rail-
road tracks are about nfty miles wide.
They could almost run the cars sideways
on them Tn not kicking. though. for the
artist who drew Tire HthoRraphed cuwer
design had a brand new idea for thia
year. book"
what is it, asked the Chair Warmer.
apstheticaily.
"A bathing girl splashtng into the
water. replied the Hotel Lobbyist
Copyright ISL By the N Z. Herald Col.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26

would not" You perceive how opportune
the quotation ia trust
am brain weary and soul SICK Of this
constant Haunting % the exeeilency OF
women They are exactly IKE men-soTne
good some baG. some indiffsreRt-thoUgh
never % the opposite sex
II gives me a worse upsetness OF feelings
than old ocean ever did ta have this taunt
thrust AZ me that I am oisloyal 10 my
sex because do not JOIN the idsOtie hue
and CITY which Is raised % drown every
voice that dlsagrees with the nzmb0yAnt
flAtfsry filled proclamation that women
has a monopoly on al the virtues. can do
everything better than men. and is suited
70 any career that her untraed and mex
perieneed mind may tell her she can IN
I'd Ike TO see a few more women busdIy
engaged al making better men OF their
boys instead of being 20 active trying 10
make nsn Of their girls give nay heart
and my hand and my vote 70 any k.nd Of
! activity thar furfhers wonan's efhectsve-
ness IN a WOmanly sphere Yes think rhs
+ home n rre-eninently that I Just wish
every woman living could have one Of the
right kind with the right man sad the
/ right kind Of ehildren-
I have seen women steal postage stampz
I fast as men Do in pubic offices hAvs
seen girls Re and stsal 70 gain popularity.
I have dOne some Of the things myself
I that sre nothing % brag about And I an
I convinced thar an growing that I do Hks
women BY showing them-svsn II hurts
I % DO it-their faults instead Of dr1vslins
I and tEaddling the same eld ST q hAck
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26

A woman VINO has eaten Of the bitter
fruit q experiences warns her sex against
handsome or rich men ~ husbands Girls
sverywhere and women VINO have been Nv
ing under the dslusion thai a man must be
sither r1ch or handsome 70 be In the list
eHgl6Ies. have been looking about them %
discover Just what called forth sacA a
starting assertion AS q result many Of
uhem have come 70 the 0OEclGzGiun that the
woman who speaks nom the point Of Acfual
sxps-isncs Is 1ght and that money and
regularity Of features count very little IN
the scale Of happsnsas-
In TIE Grst plaza sgouEm assumes .
great many guises IN domestic Efs- The
less II - nurtursd the smoother Ars the
paths Of hymensal happlnsHH- Two things
especially instrunsntal IN branging cut the
vanity IN man ara TIA AAsUrA1ns Of per-
sonAl afnzccveness and q ful DOeketbOok-
OF coursa. thsrs are sxcspcons 70 this rale.
but IN the majority Of cases Il b a prac-
rced rule. Is a great number a. wives SUB
3scted to irs workings WI testify.
The handsome man IL often gwen 70
Overra9ing his eva powers q attraction
He Likes 20 know that has features ara be-
ing noticed and Appreciated. 70 know ne
holds q certain sway over the femiuine
nind that draws AL eyes irreEisCbIy his
way. such q casual rGnArk as isn't be q
hAndsoms mazr" n more srAtsfuI 20 has
ears tha1 TIE e1nk 0f gold AGAINST gOid,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26
Rich and Handsome Not Best Husbands

al his habits and nlaanerisrns ars sure 20
fairly shout self
For man win an inflated bank account
there are a thousand ard one attractions
drawing him away from home. All doors
are open 10 MIN, all reads Lead 10 easy
pleasures and cornwall co1npauioushfp.
II be iE IN the ienRf Inclined 70 drift his
home In IN danger Of becoming merely an
Incident IN the days busy round his wife
only one q the many attractive women
he meets dur1ng the twenty-fous hours
OF hurried work and play The man e
slender and even comfortable means has
but one haven 81 rest and recrsaHa0n-his
hnne- and his feet turn toward Il a. In
var1abIy - the sun sets IN the west
How many girls have found out % their
sorrOE the bind love offered 20 a hand
some nIau sAtiase6 Efth vaziry was a De-
ilsion and a snare. and how gladly would
they exchanges Il for the honest love OF
some plain hut real man whose attractive
ness would become steady quantity. IN
shaken and unshaksRbIs. IzaE many
women have learned too late that Gnonsy
- not the golden key unlocking the door
ef loves cunEumnahcns WIN the woman
Of experiences who Foiees her thoughts fer
the snliEhtenment Of her EsteFH, these VIC
TINS Of vanity and hank notes declare Il
b better 20 be loved much by a PLAN maa
Of slender means than 70 be petted. lg-
noned and then forgotten BY a man Of
great personal or material attractions
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26
Mrs. Clark Had Nerve

C A. Teorsyson q Lasoniz. Ne. Is
auoesd IN the Kansas CITY star as an
thorlty tor tnos. story Of tire early self-re-
HAMS Il Mrs- Champ Clark:
\ went uo BrSool IN ssaTrnshurg in Is7S 60
he SID Mss Bennef OF Galway county
n0S she wife q Speaker Clark Vas my
teaehsr ard. believe me- she knew her
business. srE Vas the assistant teacher
IN fee schaci ann rad about fifteen pupils
"rnere were four BOYS in Miss BeBnett's
class gho we're looked upon a. really tough
As ehey Used u say IN those dAys they
we're hard nurs 10 crack bEt there wash L
= ons u us that ever frightened Mss
BennrtI Charlie Clark. Ton Rnach. WIN
PoNiel sod uFseif osnstftuIed thiz Guzrtst
q hsd cues and what meanness one
eouIdn thlnk o. the ether could
LIS spciAlg ne Always oucupied posi-
tens az ne to0t q ths clAsz but I r.
uenber thar on cne occasion ne spelled
every N9-6 that came ~ "a. and when the
lessen was 0xer Ne stood o1s tive. Lhree.
four.. sishg a ths head
rnen came the expose. BlI F1cklin told
1ussf Bennett ne had stealrhiIy iooksd e.
the -book each time We had @ spsu a
wore and thAt Was Why Ne made suca q
bLgh average
-rks run hegal wien schonl Vas as
missed We 80 On F1ckin ana gave him =
Eoodtiokize. ne nsxt day ne we're brougnt
lrsalang fadge tlld her thAx Ne Itzk.d
Ftekslh becaliss BE- tAttled oa "a. ana -
EEs ne ths shiDginS ana lea rhs 0thz
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26
Traveller Tells of roubles He Has

vented to beat Irishnnen. but IN Texas !
had to forego this pleasure.
I found IN Oklahoma the hotels have to
provide sheets nine feet long. and without
Investigation enc might think they we're a
race al giants down there but they are
not. and their main trouble seems 20 be In
a very LANCE number Of cases 10 frame up
ways and means ct whipping the devil cut
lOf the prohibition law. A very popular
ooncoction. met with everywhere. is
'chocslau.~ made OF malt and hops. When
at CoalEafe ] said TO a gentlemen. Why
do 80 many q the men carry shoe boxesf
Is there sale7' vas quietly informed.
Those bexss held the staff 70 put ths
finishing touch ON 'ei10catsu -
I nearly died Of thirst IN trains N okla
ho-ns and Kansas until bought q drinking
CUP. and later on was sstDnished TO find
drinking glasses were not permitted In
hotels. Soon every guest viii have 70 carry
his own fountain pen aud stationery. These
hotel men are wise believe me.
After this trip 7 have reached the con-
ciusiou It is difficult for a man 10 know
what political party be belongs TO. with
progressives insurgents standpattera. con-
servers reciprOciters. income takers and
the announcements Of the mar without In
come and women hooking for the ballot
suppose they figure there ought 10 be in
politics varieties for an tastes. as in some
drug stores have become acquainted with
In Mexico 7 made Up nav mind that there
would be one sdVantaEH Of marrying a
eopper-eoiored eanseL Millinery hills could
be saved. as the most popular hair en-
Enlistment Is a Eaudy silk hRndksrehisf
one Of which wa last a generation; and no
fear OF having your throat ent ~ the rim
Iof hat II you attempt - steal kiss
t. NJ J. s
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26
. The 5ee3 H0me Magazine Page x
Lay Of the Hotel Lobbyist

Aha Eeading summer resort folder
shf- exclaimed the Chair wa-msr. accus-
inEsy- s--Bertsr BE- careful or you-u be
folded
Righta, Ths f9idinE tine table and TIE
fnaslBg bed ara the twin sumner traps.-
admitted 1hs Ho1sl Lobbyist only Tsu
have a. chance az being rescued from the
folding hed il you car yen guickly enough
Az for.fbe rziresd folaer-wsl every tine
I drup IN AZ the All Museum % l0ok a.
the staaalaFy ! feel sure that it's al mis-
tAks about the Lao-coon boys having a
terrible case Of snakes. and that they a-s
merely wrsstinE with a little hrouckure
put cut - ans Athens a Nj Olympus rail-
rad. slowing a. Ire vacation resorts On
their linz
Sous IKE fhs Indiana sutput for light
hammock Insomnia cures during the long
sunnsE days.. bvt give ne the railroad
booklst. en- Were 70 spend yegr VacatIon
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26

Editor Bee Home MagzEine FaEe: Har-
ing become Interested IN watching Tor the
many interesting lirtle things that appear
on this page OF The Bee. permit me to let
your readers have q glimpse of things
seen hy the eyes Of a traveler. who is on
the go a good deal.
Having recently been through Oklahoma
and Kansas. by way Of Texas. noted some
local customs that may be 81 interest
recall that in the old Puritan communities
II was not permitted 70 eat heartily On
SUNDAY. and the hunch against sunday base
ban must be based on about the like
foundation. Personally, I feel that Il any
Carnegis medals are distributed on the
other side Of Jordan some OF the good
PLAYERS and most faithful fans win surely
he decorated for the work done on sunday
These reflections are inspired by the laws
have seen In operation against ball play
ing On Sunday, when we al know base
bali park is a clean, wholesome place. which
% many other places are not.
Al Abeline. Sweetwaaer and other towns
IN Texas I was unable to purchase a glass
Of soda water. cigar. an apple OF an
orange on Sunday, because 70 sell them
would be q violation Of state Law. Local
legal Interpretation allowed the purchase
Of zee cream. provided no Flavor" Of any
kind was used By thu manufacture or dis
psnser-
Another law N Texas prohibits the cit
Een from playing cards m any public place
or vehicle. even IN a private home unless
there Is q woman present In the room; and
then only two days in succession On the
third day the house could be raided a. the
haunt OF professional gamblers. Nov. l
Ike 70 play sole. II h German game. in
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26
LOrettas Looking CLASSIFIED Up to the Girl Eugenia

hes that are meant 70 put women IN .
thinkers.
II you are one OF the type who hasn't
the nerve 20 have your mental and moral
teeth pulled unless somebody hoids your
hand and tells you how brave you are. you
are night IA not liking me- Tn the kind
Of q dentist who credits patients with an
average amount Of courage II you haven't
hook for another sign The next onaN may
be operating on men II you hear the men
yen. IL may make your pain less
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26
Converted Sure

After 3 month OF doubt as 10 the new
converts sincerety the missionary made
70 his mind thai he was going to stick
He Is trying to find some way to r.
move TATTOO marks said the missionary.
That IS a sure sign that he means buEi-
ness TatOoing Is not necessarily tncon-
patble with religion but 4 lot Of converts
seem TO think II is and are anxious to shed
those marks along with their bad habfsR.
Pagan designs that they picked I'd IN trupi-
cal countries strike them as especially IL
reversnE-
The average convert can worry along
pretty comfortably with nerma56s anchors
and other emblenE Of the sea printed on
his arms. but heather gods and goddess
zfflic1 his cOnscience sorsly. In some cases
tAttootng there Is q repeated application
Of tznnin that viii remove the marks but
that is not always effective. and many a
sincere Christian has to go through Isns
with the pictures Of a hsathen IDOL On bis
forearm New York Tines
How do you know Bangs enjoys trou-
bley'
"Because he'd rather be the umpire N
q base ball game than one Of the players {"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-26
Good Thing TO Plant

Major H D LA-TnOre. retired. Of the
British aTmy, whO-sa~eservsce n West
Africa has called z1rsRfann 70 the peculiar
properties Of the mosquito plant a sps-
eies OF basil. oeymum v-ride, natural order
lablatse. in repeIling mosquitoes During
ten years service in West Africa ne sowed
seeds OF the basil plant at every station
where he resided, and TO this be attributes
the freedom which he and his wife expert
enced from attacks Of fever" during that
period
Major LArymore draws attention TO an
analysis showing that the leaves % the
basil plant yield volatile OH which obtains
= per cent Of thymol as vel as other
aromatic substances The peculiar proper
ties Of the ocymUm vir1ds are therefore
believed 70 be due 70 the thymol given off
By the leaves