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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-27

will be too busy watching you after thai
to see much Of the man you dread 81
terribly.
What nonsense all this sort OF thini
is-what cruel. empty-headed. barren non,
sense! Stop and think a minute. lltti
Goose, II you have any OF the apparatui
for thinking in that little noodle Of
yours. 49,
Who Is the best friend you have o,
earth7 Who will stand by you whet
everyone else has left you. Who really
cares whether YOU arc well or IN, happj
or miserable? Who but the plain. every,
day man who pays your bills.
This other fellow! What does ht
amount to- Not thing In the world
He's all right when you are in good
spirits, well dressed, happy and amusing,
But get a good sharp attack OF neuraiBiS
some day and watch his interest fade.
lie isn't In love with you or with anJ
one on earth but-himself. He loves I,
stand back and watch himself work os
the vanity OF a silly woman. Do yod
love to see yourself fooled by him?
Como TO, little Goose. come to! You
ere Just q harmless goose now, very
soon you viii be something quite differ,
ent.
II Is absurd now, this silly affair OF
yours, that seems 10 romantic to you,
Don't you know that the very grocery
hoy in the corner store is laughing al
you and at your Ounce OF husband
II won't be so funny when yon wake IN
romc miserable day and find yourself
deserted. disgraced. s.~
You've been to too many niatinees,
that's all. You are really just foolish,
vain little thing with skim milk for blood
and scrambled eggs for brains. But you
like to imagine that you are a dangerous,
fascinating, temperamental siren. lurina
men to destruction with your iangourons
glances Fudgel You couldn't really b
langourous II you tried for a week.
You have your place In the world--the
best place there is. too-the position OF
an honest wife and good mother. Keen
II, in the name OF all that's honest, and
let the notorious Mrs. This and the Sec.
ond Mrs That stay where they belong,
In the play.
As for you. you poor. delnded husband,
you can't make a woman like the wife
you have chosen love you by pleading
with her. And. for that matter. no
woman on earth can iove'-a man who
will let her make fool. Of him. She
needs quite different style of treat
ment
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-27
The House on the Rock
by DIR. FRANK CRANE.

ual insight. that we see through the
shell TO the kernel.
1t is then we perceive the actual truth
OF the saying that "he that saveth his
life shall lose 1t. and he that ioseth his
life shall find it,
For We learn by and by that only As
we put away the cruder egoisms OF lust.
money-love, pride. the desire to be mas
ter. the hate Of service and so on. do We
come to sweeter. wider, nobler egoism;
we come indeed to some sort Of true ap-
probation Of our own souls and Of their
worth to US and the world.
Only through altruism. only by the path
Of altruism, do We reach sound individ-
ualism.
In the highest realm OF character al.
truism and egoism mean the same thipg.
They blend. They make the full har-
mony, the white light of souls.
An those institutions, therefore. that
are founded upon the sands Of crude ego
isms must perish. The state that means
mere defense. the church that stands for
rescuing the elect las brands from the
burning" the schools. whose aim Is 10
make scholars and gentlemen apart from
the vulgar crowd. the business world
which has for motive to make rich and
independent and separate from my fell
lows, are on rotting piers and will 20
down in time. 6
Jesus was right. Human society mus.
be built on the abiding aitruistic motives:
only so shall the gates Of hell not pre-.
vail against it, Nietzsche was short
sighted and superficial. Toistoy was
right. Disarmament is right. -
Only as we dare TO trust the altruistie
laws, only as We fearlessiy build our, m
stitutions on them. only as we have
practical. bold faith In the cosnnis energy
Of love and trust. and an unsuitable be
lief that men will respond to II. in spite
Of what they say. only 50 can we per1na-
nently get together and build our HOUSE,
upon the rock.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-27

are Joined to the hug" 1t Is too much
like the lovers in the park on summer
evenings. so TO make the dance more
successful and give it variety all kinds
Of different pastures and poses are added.
The original step is the hug" as de-
scribed.
This should so with the slow part Of
the music in two-step kind. IL Hyelier
tempo is struck the two dance a turkey
trot rock" assuming the regular dance
position. but with hands on each others
shoulders.
At the end Of earn musical phrase.
when the natural pause comes in the
music the dancers assume a pose
which Is held until the music starts again
One good pose is illustrated here. but
Il may be too aerobatic for many people.
In such cases the lady need not bend
backward.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-27

at a singel bound. Ma sed She is one
Of the sweetest little gurls that ever
lived. sed Ma. Wen you grow up. Bobbie.
It will be the deerest wish of my life TO
have you marry a guri like sallie Fisher.
But after we had went into the show
& Pa saw Sallie Fisher. Ma acted kind
Of different. beekaus Pa rayed too much.
Ma sed. Isent she the sweetest thing
ever. sed Pa. cud marry a gurI like
that in a second. Pa sed. I wud throw
a rim onto her finger as fast as Theodore
Rusevelt threw his hat into the ring. Pa
sed. ! know a thorohred wen see one.
Pa sed- Look at her, Bobbie, sed Pa.
isent she cutey?
doant think she Is 30 pritty. sed Ma.
think wimmen Is funny. thay amt
vary good trends to eech other wen is
men inter-feres.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-27

The bunny hug is another Of those
dances which has created an uprosr for
no apparent reason except that certain
people who don't know how to dance.
anyhow. have danced It neither wisely
nor well.
Of course, on the stage it's another
story. Many people 80 to the theater
with the idea that they are going to be
shocked. II they aren't startled they
aren't pleased and don't think they have
gotten their moneys worth. .-...a
For these people. and there are thou
sands more than you think, one accsn-
tuates the dances. makes them broader
and suggestive. But even on the stage
the dancers must be both graceful and
elegant In their motions. Otherwise the
bunny hug. the turkey trot and all the
other modern dances are ugly and vul-
gar, TO say the least.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-27
Physical Culture in the Home
BY DOROTHY DIX.

the broom renders the muscles of the
back and chest firm and smooth. II
also develops the arm and the STOPPING
down to sweep under the beds and dress
ing tables supplies the joints and gives
great elasticity to the entire figure.
When a supplementary exercise is
needed what is technically called max
ing the beds" is peculiarly effective. The
latter movement is most effective be-
cause beating up the pillows, turning
over mattresses and shaking out sheets
and blankets exercises the arm muscles
and guarantees the svelt form so much
admired today.
n. B.-These excersise likewise save
the price Of a houseniaid.
To reduce the waist measure and the
abdomen try the tub exercise.
Take ordinary wash tub and board. FIJI
the tub three-fourths full of hot water,
then immerse a piece OF cloth in the
water and rub It up and down, taking
care that the hands reach the bottom OF
the board each time. This motion will
effectually remove the fatty deposit on
the stomach. strengthen the back and
promote grace and symmetry. II is par
ticularly recommended to elderly ladies
who are fond OF rich eating.
N. B.-This gymnastic stunt will also
save you 50 or "a a week laundry bill on
your lingerie blouses.
To soften the hands and keep them
white and smooth, try dish washing.
Remove the china from the table Inn
mediately after each meal and submerge
Il In hot water. The grease from the
soiled plates will be found an excellent
emoliient. Repeat this process three
times day. Immediately after eating.
n. B.-This exercise, IL kept up regu-
larry, will prolong mothers life. and
prevent her hands from getting corns OH
them from overwork.
These are only few Of the many adj
mirable exercises that the kitchen gym
nasium affords, free Of cost, TO any girl
who will try them. These exercises bring
every muscle into play. and observation
will show that any woman who
habitually takes them has no need to go
to high priced cures for robustness, or
study Delsarte theories for grace.
The finest figures in the world are pos
sessed by housemaids, and many serv-
ant girl has arms, and shoulders. and a
neck that her mistress would give a for
tune to possess. More than that. the
home gymnasium gets the glad hand
from men. and the girl who acquires her
slim. strong. straight figure by exereis-
ing with the broom, and juggling the
pots and pans will have no difficulty in
capturing a husband with It.
The kitchen gymnasium has the expen-
sive athletic club beaten a city block.
Try It, daughter, try 1t.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-27

The history OF mankind IL the record OF
huge experiment in getting together.
without organization we get none OF the
finer elements OF life, such as orchestras
and steam heat, cities. street cars, die
tlonarles and police.
Pure indivlduallsm means barbarism.
Each man dwells In his own cave with
the woman he has taken.
he struggle upward on the part Of the
race is merely q struggle to crush out
those elements that prevent cooperation.
Price. lust. money-love. power-loye and
all forms Of primal egoism disintegrate
society, prevent unity. split all pacts of
mutual help and are thus agent sof
savagery.
They minister 10 primitive egoism. but
they destroy the higher. finer and more
permanent egoism; that is 10 say while
they seem to increase man. yet In
reality they eat him up. They make him
small. they narrow his nature, provin-
cialize his ideas and push him back to-
ward the brute. They are not forces OF
evolution. but Of dissolution.
Now, therefore, almost all attempts at
getting together. all efforts at organizing
into states. churches. armies. cults, unions
and the like, have appealed TO these
primeval passions. which in their nature
can never give solidity to bodies Of men.
The cementing passions are curious. For
they seem at first glance to be anti
lndividualistie; to make for loss to me
and gain to others. Really. when he come
to try them out they increase and
strengthen me. They are. as a matter Of
fact. powerfully egoistic. only that quality
is concealed in them; II takes time. faith,
vision and spiritual regeneration to see
#. ....
For instance. take loye-of-man, Of men
souls themselves. instead Of the love OF
power over them. That seems to mean for
me to annihilate self for others. Also take
joy-in-work. and devotion-to-ideal. and
delIght-In-service. All of these seem to
strike at self.
We rebel against them with the instinct
Of self-defense.
II is only when we reach a certain
point Of ripeness in experience. Of ma
turity in wisdom and of power in spirit
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-27

worth a minute s
real pain, and, be-
sides, ! wonder IL
II isn't a good deal
the mans own
fault?
II am a devoted
husband, says the
man, Il take good
care OF my wife. |
give her every
thing my money
can buy. She says
she loves me and
is always sweet to
me, but she won't
keep away from
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-27

in physical culture
at s. per. nor has
she the wherewithal
to set up an elab-
crate gymnasium in
tho, small Harlem
flat which she oc-
cuples with her
family.
And she wants
TO know what can
u poor girl do.
Help m other,
daughter. You will
find a perfect sub
stitute for weights
and pulleys and
chest developers
and waist reducers
in the homely
utensils of the
kitchen. Try them.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-27

Don't give your
self an attitude OF
extreme fatigue.
At all times DO
perfectly relaxed.
but keep the back
straight, the chest
up and the hips
back.
NJ ny women
dance badly Just
because they holu
themselves awk-
wardly.
They, however,
dance well enough
when II comes TO
agility. steps. etc
Even on tho
stage the dancers
must be both
graceful and ele-
CANT In their mo-
tons.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-27
what women Are Doinr.

The Oldest women's. college in the
United States Is that at Oxford. o.. which
was organized IN 1S3e. Dr.. J. W. Scott.
father-in-law Of President Harrisen. vas
the first president. ssss. =.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-27
When Caeking Searches.

II something you are cooking happens
to scorch. set the kettle in cold water
Immediately. and there Will be abso-
luteIy no scorched taste. This IS worth
trying.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-27

4 young girl who longs to be beauti-
fui and TO possess the willowy figure
that We see depicted in the public prints.
writes me a most discouraged letter. She
SAYS that she is not able to take lessons
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-27
A FLIRT FOR A wIFE-BY VIM
FRED BLACK
BY wINIFRED BLACK.

She's flirting with another man and
her husband knows Il.
What is he doing about It? Nothing
but breaking his heart. What's the use.
poor man! 4 woman like that isn't
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-27

A good pose In
the bunny hug is
illustrated here.
but It may DO too
aerobatlc for many
people. In such
cases the woman
dancer need not
lean back very
far.
Americans are
the best dancers
In the world. They
dance with more
grace and aban-
don than the
Spanish people,
even, but some
times they are In
elined to be care
less in the way
they hold them
selves
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-27

self. sed Ma. & how do you Ike it?
doant like It at all. sed Pa No wonder
that you 6reemed that you rote 1t. If
you ever woke up & rote a thing like
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-27

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-13
Small Talks

JUDGE do not know anything about local politics Wait
Kinney come back.
presence of frufy
KENNETH yes, ans
ming to e very mu 20 Honolulu
ED Observation-Disclosures is certainly the in Oregon There
thrtyfve oregonians in the Islands at present
HARRY LAKE, that Psychic Earle when he shoemaker
in San francisco getting acquainted with departed Soes .
a job because it is all taken.
TowsETe Advertisers editorial the 'FOr Our Town. motto
printed lately hit the nail the head
ought boost the symphony Oehes
ira good thing for musical life in the city
SCOTT HoHo is still in the throes of dry spell The
deserted Ho after having made its headquarters there
from time immemor
BREoKoNsf Eare spirits act always the they did when
present them for being drunk and disOrder They
veriabe spiritual buns
Get Together the
paper tried get them together
N nearly killed the first innings
artist 1t touching to
slips paper questions asked him. spread ont
all into the fire in front of the audience
Chinda in San Fran
said anything that indiee but If he SAID
much peurbe by the
report Thousand dollars damages You
11NDsAywe shall fight that
there will have be
land laws if demonstrating is to be attempted on lands
wanted by corporations
dumbbe uey but they not much
from over use know ought every ought
to outh n the Pacific
something all ought to do here
walking that have not been caught once in rain
stormin Manoa Valley in three months
advise anybody drink beer
viii mbibing such stun
of their drinking the local product That has
nothing with the Christian Extension Movement :,
patriotic looking city on Washington $
birthday committee nvassed the business section and has asked
whites Japanese and Chinese alike to display American na on I Jay e
they will be glad to- Every American resident should tack
flag to the frOntOf his that
be further from Ambassador ohinda
meaning would not be friendly to the United
rather changes the bill would make the
relations between the two countries more friendly than ever
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-13

tropical deepcOo
action smooth and bamy trOpie
sublime
They looking paid advance They
see tame blue ocean with avine fish when all thew had 70 do was - FORGET
and feast their play of titanic dbaby
brilliant colorng description
what the Volcano they missed the best their
"As for myself with feeling of profound
guilt Leaving San Francisco had told number OF people, as the steamer
began respond to the effects coast storm that when got day
would probably bamy Most distinctly
prediction my day day
while Captain HOudle wondered what
responsible for the Storm 60 ""S p'i'''
zone day there came ray of light amid the gloom of complaints 1t
witty,
experienced traveller,
balmy tropic seas
acOnic ezcursOn you then tO'
-
day plant of
California
that he had discovered something the limit in absurd
legal years.
direct travelling part your
country another thought When getting back
qured to make sort of to the alien There
try get
country In California took the matter of citizenship found that
clare myself and then wait during which citizen
country marry Of
the State of California thus become citizen
y y - &&
Somewhere the archives
of
that Hawaii ready
Islands if breaks between
old and has appeared in forms revolution
of
publication story japanese being poured
into Hawaii after the between China
them had soldiers uniforms
Japanese soldiers Hawaii
by the island government
The that followed it is stated
uniforms had been bought by the aborers secondhand
veterans
pawnshops.
the yarn by appearance canefeds Hawaii in Mill
clothes has lasted fifteen is still
press population
soldiers still the belief of mainland Americans
discussions military
the
pawnhps coolies,
heroes mostly buttons of the
class the ordinary American political campaign button
of
at in
uniforms
at
living making
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-13

would hate to make pnida for YOU l say goes
to time And the poor trembling President shaking
humy before Kuo and meeky eyes sir what goes
his bell told the boy to tell Mr. Fisher that the orders
changed Honolulu
This the graphic pen picture drawn by the Delegate himself letter
Hawaians into and prepare them for the fray 81 am not fighting
harm being prepared at any rate Therefore he calls upon Da ito
enGghen people my loving people
to stand together with me-
appears therefore, business
Hawaii badly he startled the President and by of Hawaiian votes
community dubbed the
his threat the Fear matter before
Of Kubs talk of having demanded investigator and forcing
by the Delegate the mprng the awaans with the great
influence of the Delegate at Washington but may be- the thing judi
KuhO and his could line the Hawaiian voters
his point He certainly WILL unless watched
SIS y
hoped against
BreckOns will fate this but
will really trial AS attraction for tourists the proceeding would
anything Promoter Wood has dreamed For mark order
thousand he would be incumbent
upon the good doctor convince twelve good men and true hat
talking with that the spirits leap do his
room for GLASS If wafer and no fvedoa nre nce To oct them
stenOgrapher personal
the ghoay visitors Judge Robinson will take egnan of witnesses who
can't be punished for contempt
lives submit the jurisdiction the
be compelled questions whether they want Think
of it Not all is be paid good hard
diem for listening secrets disclosed by poOks
Dependent kind selected, the disclosures will
important politically inclined they learn whether the
ir t i he otIi ] % tho 5oaa - ch r h
matters; politics Willy
If religious mind inquiry directed shall
victory impending
by Cooke Stephen
really inspired when he talks politics Business will
Goodng will fin and pays o
Then all ALL the trial will be hummer and if Earle can't connect
the committee should contribute sufficient funds help
George Davis attorney, and then advertise extensively
- y - - y
the of military way
Pacific commercially and the Radiator of Big Things the line From
this little mdacfc spe at frequent intervals radates through cable
lin words tina make notice
Toxic Washington wondering Chin
Downing the
might imply.
years ago "slverOngued
Hawaiian Islands old ship who told him that
rich deposit
The ship captain said he had taken possession of the island in the name
with Anne
flags few abos scientists and others started for Marcus Island Blu
expedition Honolulu reached
That communicated with the
the Imperial when the Marcus Island expedition reache
and
spotg
and the department force the Japanese withdraw from
O. They did
publication looking
lying Governor Care desk caused the state department at Wang
Berlin Mysteries The report Adj
anGn of the national quoted General MacAhur
United States would be
cabd the United
Telegraph editors rubbed their when the 'himsy
cab Honolulu The Adv
for full and complete fOowup Then the matter hush
Germany United certainly
up and own am ba for a few
Vat Chinese born in the
China revolution
ont of the Empire and price set upon his head He returned to Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-13

The secret is out. The real why the President
is going to send special commissioner Hawaii to nves
sgate Fear been told The poor President " buff
faoed' into it, against his nclinations.
White House strobe Kuho and before the door
keeper could say Kalanianaoe he upon the porty
Chief Executive.
you, Taft, roared the Delegate from Hawaii
you Just have to do it and do it wikwiki No mahope
goes with If you do not send to Hawaii royal
blood will boil will have attend you in congress.
would hate to make plika for YOU but what goes
Catch oni'
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11
FOR THE NURSERY WALLS
Paint That Can Be Washed Regularly
Is Better than Paper.

A case OF i'm health for which there was
no apparcn. cause was recently traced by
the physician 20 the presence Of arsenic in
the wallpaper. and he said that 1t was not
the first -asc Of the kind nc had had,
trouble bciug most likely to arise in the
nursery or bedroom. where SO many hours
arc spent
Many landlords, owners Of houses, INSIST
on cheap Wallpapers above the dining room
floor. and it is not universally known that
many of the cheap Wallpapers count ar
senic I'm somewhat large percentage
among their constituent properties. The
constant inhalation of this drug cannot
fail to affect uufavorably the inhabitants
of rooms so papercd. \ lauguid. lifccss,
wretched feeling. asCribed to malaria or
grip and treated with remedies for those
ailments may be- due 10 the presence Of
this uoxioUs drug In the walluapcT.
Papers for bedrooms and nurseries should
he chosen with especial care. 1t Is really
better to have the walls painted some
pretty tint and ornamentcd with dado -
for the nursery. Of animals cut out and
pasted on The advantage Of painted
wall is that Il can he washed down once a
week and rendered thoroughly. sntisepti-
caIly clean. Germs cannot lurk on such
q wall so treated. The ceiling Of a nur-
sery should be kalsomined. not papcred
II your children arc To escape many petty
ailments