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Weft. - Eer Martt III rubio. g2inter
gatents 81. $500, Straisbts $3.s0-4 so,
Sprinq gatents 5.75--6.00, Stratgbts S4.4O
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2151ac. 30. 1 q. gS. 252c.
9imotb baia a m eu.--gteuer sll 90
l4.25 per ssntnsr.
atsei eiaamsn - GIG. 0O--22, 90 pei
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS per 8bt.-
far Mai 1857 1850, AM ? alub Sl5.75
fir 5uii 1887 s-l6.22ta am Stlu
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| am Sdliub $500.
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| Sur Wdi S9.37k -- 9.45, am StIus s9.40
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r.-ginrtt III piliiger. Srtiae 81
| 22c per Tubsue.
adis.-1lartt in tetis. Cream l714-
| IKE per Biune.
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enbisenbe node
Gintinnati. 4. gqar, 1912

Gintinnati. 4. Wlar, 1912.
Tis Hahfolgsaeea Caetirunaen be,iehes
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lleiusren @efhafteu perDeu rtwas bebsre
Yrstfs bsrthHes.
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Bellies sl9 = iols Iois uno iss iaehr bsr.
pa6t.
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srtrd ibert sIear Seitsa ss1--l0s, SAulisrn
81 - St unn 4ellies loik tlI1e iofe nne
lzs per Tiunb msbr perpa6t.
Sugar Cured 8lrilA. - Martt iistia,
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4Sai6 NineissaAss UsHSbIa 5enftas g. wedrj 1912.

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So. .55--5 go.
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IS. 10, DO. in Balt $4 90.
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2s-29c.
6ars in rubig. etraiHeo, setpObnltbss
bis sutes 1915.
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Wlola les 1T iietig. ReD Srleans
Open Settle, gutter bis dolce, 35--50c.
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gatna 6t4-6tat.
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Stirre par,a in aah'raae uuo itetia; Die an.
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fne ltstia.
stlper. Shneins brahten Sc 75-6 .85,
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chicago, 4. Mdr 1912.

Riuppieh. - 8sepes s.. .eo--s s5, 5eras
sn.rs 81 .70--600, peitlide Stiere s. To-
no, Steders unb sesbers S4l0--6.30,
auhs uup eeiiers 81. .25-6.T0, aalber $50
IS. 70. Marst iietig.
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initiate rs .3o--s 80, Ihpere $3.50 - $50
raube s6 .3o--s.40, sertei "a 20-6 So
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| DE a 5o--s 90, utftli6s $500 l5. Rart
asiis.
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Blu. pem gtors. linsnriiher unb oeutiher
billet 81 40, atpObnliGer 81 80 per 8uibel.
HudDeiaen 00e auf benz @eIeiie uHo Sl.lo
bonn Store.
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feneu Bobe niAt srob, oie aadfrase cine
aismIid) aute, nno bic preiie feit. Die Sano,
Ist ianFten ~ ben foIeenbfn greiisn
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Btreirndtt, 4. Wdrs 1912
IN Der perHofsuen saedr parcu retI oitIt
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-16
HOT BOOST FOR FRANKFURTER

Hitherto frankfurters have not been
dear to. the paIates OF the class Of persons
who ride in automobiles and dine in even
ing clothes and upon diamond backs
lobster and pate dsfol grzs. They have
been eaten by the humble and the hun
sry, and not by those who need a cocktail
before dinner to create an appetite, and a
lioueur sfter dinner TO counteract the
effect u overindulEence In rich food
Frznkfurters, listeners. pig knuekles, hot
tamales.. chill beans. chill sphezat." and
other delicscIes that are stu sold n, GER
tain quarters Of cities at a narrow marlin
of profit are items Of Importance to many
persons who must look to the cost Of liv-
ing. II frankfurters are to be sold from
q handlehar tank upon 800 motorcycle
to motorists who are broken down upon
their way from one place Of refreshment
10 another in and about New York they
will soon advance in price to what the
traffic will bear" The effect win soon
be felt even where they are pe1dled by
and to pedestrians. For II the rich once
ascertain the food and cheer value Of a
properly made frankfurter sandwich ii
viii no longer remain merely the little
considered sustensnce OF the midnight
waaderer who cannot afford to patronize
the midnight rextaurants.-Loulsyil
C0urier-JournaI.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-16

Here are some extracts from Nile.
Gaby's article today. in which she gives
valuable advice on the proper way to eat:
No one ever was beautiful who kept
on eating too much"
Breakfast should be very light meal
THE best meal OF the day should be
dinner"
Late suppers find no place in the plan
Of the girl who wants to be pretty"
The only time you should eat late at
night is when you are sleepless or suffer
from insomnia
Spinach IS one Of the best things you
can eat
Fruit and nuts are very nutritious"
Pure olive oil. two or three times q
day, helped me to take on weight very
quickly
"Dandeloins are splendid for the COM
plexion."
II. 1 ate what IS csu.d an American
breakfast every morning I should never
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-16
By GABY DEsLYs.

Of the girl who wants TO be pretty
The only time you should eat late at
right is IL you are sleep.ezs or suffer
from insomnia. Then little warm milk
or few crackers eaten slowly will often
help you to sleep.
or course. II you are an actress. you
find yourself very hungry after an even
ing's performance. and then some light
dish OF vegetable or salad. with perhaps
just a little chicken, or some nOurishins
soup Is really necessary TO comfort you.
Spinach is one Of the best things that
you can eat: a diet Of spinach has an al
most immediate effect on the complexion.
find carrots are very good. and onions
are also very heaithfuI. only alas.
loathe them and. Of course. nobody who
is on the stage Is popular IL he or she
INDUCES in this very saIubrious vegetable
/ never eat meat more than once a day.
and ! would not think Of touching 1t for
breakfast
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-16

be able TO keep on writing these articles.
fer 1 should be IT subject for the beauty
doctor or the hospital.
Grapefruit, cereal steak. potatoes. corn
mullins, griddlecakcs with butter and
syrup. baked apples and cream and coffee
and rolls All this for the first meal.
had read about American breakfasts.
hui l never saw one until got on board
ship. and have not recovered yet
The American breakfast Is responsible
for the middle-aged figure nine times gu;
Of ten.
No one can be really beautiful who
keeps on eating too much food even II It
Is a national custom
Breakfast should be a very light meal
and bear 10 resemblance TO dinner.
The best meal q the day should be
dinner. which ought TO be at noo1. or II
luncheon IS necessary. then early IN the
evening. at about O'Clock.
Late suppers find no place in the plan
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-16

feeling OF lish;ness-
Dandsifons raw or boiled are splendid
for the complexion, and you can eat all
that you want and all the celery that you
want. without fear.
A few years ago when ! was very thin
I was ordered 10 take pure olive oil two
or three times "a day between meals. TAX
ing about two tabiespoonfuis az time
This helped me 20 get fat very quickly.
and am told It Is very good for lndtes-
ton. especially Il you take the oils right
after meals.
I1 Franee We are great believers in
salads: thev are not only good for the
complexion. bat to INC no dinner Is really
complete without them over here YOU
pus far too much vinegar ia the dressing
usually Three ra-is vinegar to one part
oil .s sire wav gaod salad dressing should
be- mixed There ls a great zeal Of art
in mixing. toe.-sTsd good vinegar, which
seems 80 Be r.-c over here is made b.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-16

does not realize her debt early, and pay
interest by turning her personal charms
to Gods purposes by making herself q
power for good. 81. OH. ...r.
The whole world is in love with beauty;
and the influence OF fair woman. who
has intelligence. high aspirations. an un-
selfish heart and an ambition to make
her life worth while, is greater than that
of some strong.armed warrior or some
Fnan Of vast learning. II she but knows H.
Beautiful women arc sent into the
world to sweeten and brighten and better
Il. Woe unto her who shall ignore her
debt and set forth TO make herself a
power for personal ends, and who wor-
ships, not the Creator who made her. but
one mere mortal mold in which she is
Cast: l- a''
Interest shall be demanded of her. not
8. not 10. but 100 per cent. and she shall
pay In tears and anguish of soul.
The men and women Of wealth born TO
riches need not imagine good fortune is
theirs by mere right Of birth,
X IL is only lent to them, and they must
Ray the interest. by right living. by
Humanitarian methods Of thinking and
acting, and by q fulr sense Of the nobility
which oblIges, or suffer the final eonse-
qhences.
Y Mental gifts, genius talents-these are
dangerous. presents to receive from the
Great Giyer without a full consciousness
that they pecessitate returR.
For without this consciousness they be-
come boomerangs and beat to earth those
who take them and use them seifishly o.
theushtlsssIy.. 10 - ~
whoever you are whatever you are.
you owe debt TO the world. a debt which
you must pay some time. somewhere.
] IL you are poor and III and homeless
you owe It to the world to show how
great is your divine self and how you can
rsse above all such conditions by sheer
{ viii, based on CONSEQUENCES Of the
iilimitahle powers back u you.
Once, you fully realize this there Is no
miracle you cannot perform. -=-e
, Never mind how late in lie you begin.
do not despair. For every effort you make
10 build yourself a new body and new
happiness and a new independence shah
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-16

count Just 30 mueh on your birthrlght
the next step you take in life.
So start this very. Gay to think OF all
you owe the world. all you owe to hui
manity yet unborn. and all you owe to
your real sol:.
Stop looking Ter benefits and favors
and begin TO work toward that success
which will cradle you to bestow rather
than to receive; 10 pay debts rather than
incur them. And remember. this Is
THE Law,
Life is q shyloek: always II demands
The fullest ururers interest for each
pleasure.
GIFTS ere re not freely scattered by Its
We make returns for every borrowed
treasure.
Each talent. each achievement and eash
gain
Necetsltates SONG penalty TO pay
Delight irnpoaos lakaitudn and pain.
AS certainly az darkness follows day,
All you bossow Oh causes or on mon,
or love or hate. or malice or devotion,
Somehow, some time shall be returned
again
There Is no WASTED toll. no lost emotion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-16
By Tad

most u She French housewives from wine.
In PariF I never drink anything but
spring water because the ordinary water
Is very impure. and every day ! take a
cup Of very hot water with a little bit n
lemon juice la Il about half an hour be-
fore breakfast
When look IN the mirror can tell
by the color OF my complexion whether
am living on sensible diet. Frequently.
though / know what ! should cat TO keep
both my health and my looks. / don't
practive what I preach. Then I have to
pay for H.
There is always a bowl of fruit in my
room and jar Of dates and Spanish
pigms: often 90 without luncheon and
just cat fruit and mats. especially on da5a
when I am having carly dinner. or a Iar-
t.calarly trying siH,o at the theateg-
4 heavy meal always makes me sleepy
and tired. but fEGit and nuts are yer,
nutritious. ana thcT give Won a wonderful
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-16

questions, and the
lecturer explained
that II any gentle
man present could
answer correctly
onc-half Of these
questions he might
consider himself ar
educated person,
Otherwise he had
better go back and
take a post-grsdu.
ate course for fear
that his college de
gree might receive
the recall,
SO hera are tic
questions. Just les
yoH! self by Their
i. Name the vice
president Of The
VT.tt.F esana.n
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-16
By Tad

ioth ~ HlploHA hItithtIds .r.H
l. Name the leader OF Tammany hall
g. Name your congressman.
G. Who was Hugo Munsterbergs
I. Who was Sir Christopher wrele .
$. Who is All Babae
D. What is the Pentateuch9
10. What IL a selsmograph?
IL, What is clevisG
u. How many justices are there cn the
bench of the supreme court OF the United
States?
- Name five OF them.
II. Who said. The child is father. OF
the man.
IL, who sad, THE groves were Gods
first temples7"
le. who said, once more into the
breach. dear friends, once more7"
=, Il. Who ives Mommsen7 -
Is Who is president Of the Lake shore
railroad?
10 Nnat is the fourth city in Size al
the United states9
20, What Is o proposition z
All OF the gentlemen present were col
lege graduates. Forty-one OF them read
the questions over and gave them up.
The other fifty-nine filled them out, Not
one man answered all OF the questions
correctly and very few gave correct an
swers to han OF them.
OF course. this does not prove that those
men were incompetent. II merely shows
that a man may know a great many
facts and yet be ignorant ON many slim
pie propositions that the average high
school sophomore can answer correctly
For the benefit OF anyone who may
think that he Is very ignorant indi-
vidual on account OF his Inability to
answer all OF these questions, let me say
that education Is more a matter Of quail
ties than the acquisition OF facts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-16

IL cannot be done.
p There is a clause
attached 10 every
seeming gift which
mortals receive; a
clause saying. For
value received /
promise TO pay"
And every human
being either has
paid In this life or
in past lives for his
blessings, or is pay
ing for them, or
must pay for them.
The woman who
has beauty must
pay the price Of
suffering, IL she
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-16
How to Keep Young and Pretty Breakfast Evil

Here are some extracts from Mile.
Gabv's article today, in which she
gives valuable advice on the proper
way to eat:
NO one ever was beautiful who
kept on eating too much.
Breakfast uhOuld be very light
meal.
The best meal of the day should
be dinner.
Late suuuers find no Mace in
the plan Of the girl who wants to
be pretty.
The onlv tine YOU should eat late
at nipht is when you are sleepless
or suffer from insomnia.
Spinach is one Of the best things
you can eat.
Fruits and nuts are verv nu-
tritious.
Pure olive oil, two or three time;
day helped me to take on weight
very quickly
"Dandslions are splendid for the
complexion"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-16
How Many Of These Ten Questions
Can You Answer?
Lecturer at the University of Chicago Prepares List
of Questions Which if Half Were Answered Cor
recty Would Show One to Be Well Educated
BY ELBERT HUBBARD.

Not dong ago lecturer at the I'm
yersity club OF Chicago handed out 100
typewriter sheets to as many men in the
audience, These papers contained twenty
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-16

His fund Of "reminiscences was vast ana
varied. One OF the many stories when
he delighted to tell In time OF relaxation
related to a visit paid by Senator Thur
man OF Ohio and BIS wife to the Harlan
home I'm Kentucky. The two iurists were
in the library. Justice Harlan, with
Kentucky hospitality. said to the guest
L have a little Scotch over there 9a
the shell II yoI would care 70 partake.
Senator Thurman replied 7 thinF I
would ike about tfimblefui
"He poured out more than a thiIabEe-
full said Justice Harlan. and vas a
the act Of raising the glass % his Iir,s
when Mrs. Thurman. fuon the hua.
called out with ETeat esraesszcss:
Put Il down. Allaa. Ezt K s0Ea..-s
wheTeupon Judge Thurman replied wla
great ssatieness ana s--!ocsI,css. Il Wa
shout 10 DO that when yoa sa0S
mamma. and deliberately s;taEoVea DE
ua;.g.:.-Ncw Tc-k sua.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-16
Stop Looking for Benefits and FavOrs
and Begin to Work
Whoever You Are Whatever You Are You Owe Debt to
the World, Debt Which You Must Pay
Some Time Somewhere.
BY ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.

There are many people going through
ths world trying to do the impossible
thing; trying to obtain something for
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-16
a< "A

.. Name tho treasurer of the United
g. Name the conductor Of the New
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-16

As Is well known. the late Justice Peck
nam was a democrat. while Justice Han
Ian was a republican. They were tle
best Of friends. One day they were Dis
cussing the fear OF death. Justice Pecs-
ham said to Jusffra Harlan
You are not afraid to die, are. yous.r1
To this. after a moments reflection.
Justice Harlan replied. No. not exactly.
my only fear IS that might bring up Al
democratic headquarters"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-16
Humor of Justic Harlan

The humor OF the late Justice Harlan
Of the United States supreme court was
sparkling and spontaneous II came at
unexpected moments and apparently
without premeditation Ills manner OF
speech at such times was often so serians
and stern that additional spice was lent
to what he said.
DO you smoke?" he asked a quasi
seated on a yeranda Of his house one
day.
To which tho guest replied. '.AbJpt
twice a year, Mr.. Justice"
Well, then, take a sem. -lnnual with
me" suggested the Justice. handing his
guest a cigar-''that is, II you can stand
a Pittsburgh stogie. .E.
Il smoke these for two reasons. con-
tinaed tie Justice FIRST. because they
are cheap-thay cost me a cent and a
hair apiece and l can't afford higher
priced cigar-and second because / eap't
tell the difference between one Of these
and a more expensive smoke"