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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-12
BY EBERT HUBBARD,

when she was IS she did not hesitate to
express her disapprobation OF some of
the policies followed out In a political
way by Nathan, her brilliant son.
Caroline HeIschel. musician. astronomer.
student. school teacher, also made the
century run.
Bishop Bowman OF England is 90.
John Tenniel, famous cartoonist, is 30.
and at work.
Lord Strathcona, otherwise Donald @.
Smith. is %. and the other day he quoted
Sir Humphry Dayg. who when asked
what was his greatest discovery replied
Michael Faracay," Continuing. he said
that his own greatest achiet ement was
the discovery OF James j. Hill. "whO
would yet make mark for himself"
Sir Charles Thipper and Clara Barton
are both In their ninety first year.
Alfred Russell Wallace Is in his eighty
ninth year, and not long ago refused TO
buy a horse that was twelve years old.
stating that he wanted o colt so he could
break II. and Il would last him the rest
Of his life.
Dr.. Robert Collier. ex-senator Davis and
John Buekner are each 81, and stlll stir
ring up the animals.
Levi P. Morton is So, and Is out with an
article In favor OF the National Reserve
association, saying that he never wants
TO live to see another financial panic.
Dozens Of men can be named between
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-12

cificatlons. When II came TO chasing the
almighty dollar he was a ong-dlstanco
sprinter. but he had nary n yearn ex-
eept for his dinner, and the sight Of the
amethystine sea never filled him with
anything but seasickness
When the maiden compared him with
her Booth Harrington ideals he did not
fit In single particular, and so she
turned him down good and hard when he
tried TO get an option on her for life.
This greatly grouched her mother. who
was foxy old dame. who had lived In
this vale Of tears long enough TO know
that a husband who Is q good provider
Is worth all the romantic heroes on the
oinder path. and 40 she took her daugh-
ter aside. and thus communed with her:
Il do not desire" she said. ito influ-
ence your young affections, nor to die
tate your choice. but ] have n curiosity
to know what sort Of a matrimonial
bunch you have up your sleeve that
causes you TO hand the Ice to warm
like tine green grocer. Fool
lsh creature. do you not know that II
you marry HIN you will be able to auto
mobile through life and wear clothes that
will give every other female heart failure
every time she looks at your
That Is true" replied the maiden, but
I have a romantic soul that scorns the
vulgarity OF trade. and I could not even
enjoy spending money that smelt Of cab
bages and onions. ! must have some
thing that deals with the higher side Of
life In mine. and no one who Is not In
learned profession need apply"
Forget IT," cried the mother. the
dough's the thing, not how you get it,"
Furthermore" continued the maiden.
IT apprehend that the tired business
man is not an exciting companion with
whom to spend your evenings
"Imbeoile." exclaimed the mother, do
you not know that II Is only the un-
fortunate poor who have to spend their
evenings together7 People In comfortable
never have to undergo this
terrible suffering. Believe me, It Is much
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-12

" ana W VINO are taxing very practical
interest ID the world OF polltics, business
and literature.
The I'VE great insurance companies re-
port an average OF hfty-ssven deaths
where hundred were due to shuttle off
the mortal coll
Undoubtedly the Greatest factor In
longevity Is an active interest In human
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-12
The Pick and Shovel Brigade
BY DAMON RUNYON.

the blue sharks and the tune commands
profane,
As captains the bndn
rain;
Were wherever the
heels the engineers!
blue hayeTSaeks battered pais
Our that's planted where danger halls
the spot that the expert wit dread
That plain fagand dead
to the faln
while the earth still
shakes the shock;
rivers change job railroad grade
Bobbn brigade
Ft.dy tin back
HIN track;
watch the ag
ard weep. Be
the world Wit s and picks in ham
Ready r0E. ready do in ole O. tAc hand
subwayL fight for dnErr
the ole bu the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-12

matter afterward, did suffer such irri-
tation Of spirit as during that call.
would rather spend my life In solitary
confinement than In the society OF q girl
that is afflicted with chronic restless
ness"
Tho restless woman never amoua.3 to
anything. no matter how great are her
gifts and opportunities.
She cannot make progress In music.
In art. in literature. In social or chari-
table work. while dominated by this little
demon OF restlessness.
She wastes her vital forces in foolish.
petty, senseless ways, and has nothing
left to give to a great purpose.
She Is a most unsatisfactory friend.
for her restless spirit causes her to
break her engagements, and she never
listens with any focused attention while
others are talking. Her mind waaders.
and she shows by her manner that she
wants to get away.
The restless woman Is always dissatis-
fled with her life and always believes
II is the fault of others that she does
not reach any goal
The habit OF restlessness is vice.
Il eats into the character and destroys
the moral fibre and prevents the develop
ment of individuality and power, which
are factors in Immortality.
For the soul Is made Of concentration
OF our divine powers.
II we waste these powers in useless
ways, in habits Of thinking to no purpose.
we waste the soul and fall TO build q
place for ourselves In the immortal
realms which are mental planes of ex-
lstenee.
Though you keep all the ten COM
mandments and believe in the orthodox
creed of your church. yet you cannot
enter the heaven OF which you dream
unless you learn the meaning of the
words concentration. rest. silence, peaee,
patience. perseverance, will.
And you can never make any man OF
child happy. as q wife or mother, until
you overcome the vicious and destructive
habit OF restlessness.
Learn how TO keep still
Learn how to sit down and read a book,
with your mind on what you are reading
When II starts TO run away. pull Il back
as you would rein in a FESTIVE steed you
were driving,
Learn how TO listen-and 10 show that
you are listening TO what your friend IA
saying.
Learn how to decide On q course OF
action and 10 carry II out. Learn how
to resolve that you viii stay at home 70.
certain number Of hours. and do Ger.
tain things, and enjoy them. and do nol
permit anything 10 change your plans
Learn how to keep your engagements
All this means building character.
1t is good work to undertake this New
Year
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-12
The Fable Of the Wise Dame
By Tad
BY DOROTHY DIX.

more important for your friends 10 have
entertaining husbands than TO have one
yourself"
Nevertheless the maiden refused to
hearken to her mothers advice. but as
she felt a trifie uncertain on the mar
riage proposition AMI was devoted TO n
search for her ideal. she packed her trunk
and liked out west where marriage
licenses are sold with divorce coupons at
tachei.
After some years of variegated and
checkered domestic career she returned
home and was affectionately welcomed
by her mother.
Il perceive" said the mother. from
your numerous wedding cards that you
have been somewhat OF a marrier. and
would like to ask II you have ever found
your ideal7''
Il found several OF him. returned the
daughter, but, alas. the road 10 happi-
ness is always strewn with tasks Ny
first husband was a clergyman sho won
my heart by spelling TO me OF spiritual
things, out when we were married I
found that had TO dress according TO
the congregations taste and that got
upon my nerves, so that | threw up tho
job.
Next married a doctor. but all OF his
time was spent In making professional
calls and keeping dinner waiting. and as
did not desire to spend my lite eating
cold victuals. l cut that.
Then ! espoused lawyer. but he was
cruel and lnhuman monster who re-
fused to tell his little tootsy wootsie all
the secret proceedings In his divorce
cases. and as ! believe there should be
perfect confidence between husband and
wife. passed him up. too.
MY next experience In the holy estate
was with novelist. and all went well
until 1 began comparing myself with his
herolnes. who were all tall and slender,
with golden hair and melting blue eyes.
do not answer to that description by a
year and half. and as did not care to
have a rival who made me look like %
cents l resigned.
Il also asceftnlned that my dream of
bliss as a politicians wife was a pipe
dream. for my husband kept the glad
hand for the public and never extended
II ut home. Finally, I married a musl-
clan with whom expected 10 exist In
perfect harmony. but, unhapptly. we
found that our natures were tuned in
different keys, and when he began chas-
ing a high c affinity threw up my
hands and quit the game.
That will be about all the romance In
mine. What am looking for now 10 q
groyeling creature who viii charge my
virtues and my faults up to profit and
loss, and strike q good general average,
and who is willing 10 stake me to bar
gain money"
Thereupon she married the green
grocer, who was 50 stupid he had re-
rnaIned faithful TO her memory, and
they lived happily ever after.
Moral: This fable teaches that thu
business man Is the preferred matrimon-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-12

and charity 10 keep ten women pussy
There is no method in her planning
and before high noon she is all UNI
strung in her ort TO decide which OF
the nine plans must he abandoned In
order that she can carry out one Of
them. whichever she decides to do. she
is sure to regret II soon afterward and
bemoan the fact that she did not select
one Of the other plans TO occupy her
time.
All day long the restless woman is
fussing about the house. or going in and
out, remembering things she has forgot
ten, or forgetting things she has tried
TO remember. She takes ten steps where
she need only take one; and the sound
Of opening and shutting door, and hur-
ried footsteps and swishing skirts, follows
her everywhere.
When she tries to settle down TO read
a book she invariably remembers some
unfinished duty which calls her away,
and she rarely completes a letter with
out interrupting herself three times to
20 and do something else.
The restless woman was once eneassd
in the form Of a beautiful young girl
Attracted by her physical charms, q
Young man asked tho privilege Of call
ing. 1t was q summer day and sum
mer home and no sooner was the young
men seated facing the restless girl than
she suggested stroll In the open air;
she thought the house seemed close
ko.I. hey sailed; that six squares had
not been traversed when the restless girl
suggested an ice cream parlor, and ere
the cream was consumed she proposed
the roller skating rink, and after that
the moving picture show.
Never before or since in my life.
Guoth the young man, speaking Of the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-12
An Echo of New Years Eve
BY WILLIAM Il. KIRK.

They stood at gate Justice looking the
little masher the other six feet high.
snapped iurst what is the matter now?
small large? Who back of the row.?
The defendant squared
NJ heard to
Its Just way, Honor,
l standing at the
OF the old Trinity Churchyard
When along this little skate.
He grinned wife a minute,
Then, grabbing her by the wrist,
He tickled her face with duser
And uckled his Jaw with my fist.
IS small, Your Honor I've feet tall more,
he looking smaller than he looked before
Nas a hghter-that's all that / today,
Bot colleen like little and brush the dies
They Lick NE around Ike a
Bri can't with Herr
ITS Just this way, Your Honor,
When walks along the
by, tries to grab Hates eye,
And steps her little feet
Yes, Judge. I'm only a scTapper
But l hate this MASKING twist
He teked her face with a duster,
So tieked his Jaw with my hs-"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-12

who pass up straight
fronts In favor Of
Greek draperies that
lock as II they
needed to make a
trip to the laundry.
In spite OF this
sffllctlon the maiden
was blessed with so
much pulchritude
that a worthy and
industrious green
grocer. who did not
know when he was
well off. hunted
trouble by greatly
desiring 10 marry
her.
Unfortunately ma
ture had not framed
up the green grocer
upon romantic spe-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-12

TOOK a nearly IN
terest In all po-
litlcal and social
happenings that
were OF import TO
the world. He was
q humanist.
Blgelow was eight
years younger than
Abraham Lincoln
when Lincoln died
Bigelow was ~.
Herbert Spencer
once said that the
majority OF Eng
lishmen who live TO
be over 70 have
softening Of the
brain. And then he
explained the rea-
son they had soften
Ing ~ fha hra,n u.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-12

TUT uiidtc aic soA
II you do not find
her In your own do
micile: and still
more fortunate IL,
being q woman, you
do not recognize
her as yourself.
And, again. for
tunate are you II
having recognized
yourself, you set
about the great
work Of changing
your type.
The restless wo-
man awakes In the
morning. usually
after a poor night
of broken Sumber,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-12

not use their brains.
The brain is an organ, and the only
way to exercise Il is by thlnking-piea-
surable thlnking-and an interest in wha,
the world is saying and doing. with the
proper expression Of YOUR own thoughts,
is emlnently hygienic. ar.. F..
Atiza Rothschild. the mother Of ten
great Rothschilds lived TO be 100. and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-12

Once upon a time there was a young
maiden who was overloaded with no
nance and sentiment. She was one OF
those moon-eyed females whose hair al
ways seems to be coming down ana
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-12
To Live Long, Keep Busy

The death OF John Bigelow in his nine
| ty-fourth year closes the life Of an ex-
traordnary man. And his soul goes
marching on.
Up to the week Of his death Bigelow
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-12

The restless woman may be found here
and there In every part of the world.
But only In America is she developed to
8 distinct and dreadful type,
Look obout You and you will find her.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-12

Moral: This fable teaches that thu
business man Is the preferred matrimon-
lal risk.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-12

NOA Van s. you SEE,
NAEN you're HooMc
w TO AN hEtRESS
YOU'VE GOT TO GET
OP AND ExE6lSE
hE RUSSIAN WOLF
HOUND = POLISH THE
d eEARL S, WASH !
B AE DIAMONDS "a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-12
The Restless Woman: A Dis
tinct and Dreadful Type.
in America.
i'm America.
BY ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.

Copyright, 1911. by Observation-Disclosures.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-12
The Case of the Missing Business Man
Man
by GUS MAGER.

Copyright. 1911. National News Assn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-12

or doLp. For
BREANeAST, REAT me
SvTLsR TO MAKE Aif'
BEAT TIE &c, ooo. DOL
MOORISH euo THea
WHILE res TING !
ANSWER TIE MAIL
q ANo TAEN 60 DOWN
pro VAT ITSGET {
< bcLip SoNae CoVPoN & az,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-02

ocurrio debido La negligencia del en-
pleado mientras Sc encontraba en- el SER
vicio de un ramo perteneciente a esta
empresa establecimiento.
Nuestra mission es aplicar la ley tai
y como La encontranos escrita en- nues-
tros c6digos ST hay errores, 81 hay de-
fectos Ell la misma, 81 los adelantos mo-
dernos exigen la modification de los an
tiguos estatutos y la creacion de nuevas
leyes, empresa es 6Sta que esta encomen-
dada la legislature y no al poder jul
dicial Nosotros debemos mantenernos
dentro del circulo de nuestras atribu-
clones, sin cometer ell acto mas m1nimO de
uSurpaci0n de poderes. respetando aca-
tando las leyes para poder exigir ell
cumplimiento de las mismas y hacernos
fuertes y poderosos en- el campo de la
lusticia de la legahdad. La viola
cion de la ley por parte de un ciudada-
no Sc llama deSobediencia la transgre-
sion de la ley por parte de los frlncio-
narios publicos Sc llama arbitrariedad,
Y no constituira otra cosa que una arbi-
trariedad manifesto la resoluci0n de
una Corte interpretando la ley en- senti-
do contrarlo a 10 que claramente ex-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-02
SOlicite EStudiOS Y Pianos.
NOTAS HIPICAS
Ell programa para las carreras
del domingo en- Mayaguez

Esta tarde circular1 Ell programa pa
ia las carrcras que EN- el IIip0dromo de
Mayagucz Sc celebrar}n el domingo ba-
jo los auspicios del Jockey Club de
Puerto Rico rs el siguiente:
Ia carrera 80 metros:
CcIoso. con novcnta Iihras: Tom
ochenta, Guayacan. ochenta y cinco; y
l'elleza setenta y cinco.
pa carrera ? milla:
Army, Gitana Y Brillante, con noven-
ia libras; y Gacho con setenta
3a. carrera l.200 metros:
Valencia y Secreto con ochenta Ii
bras; Marino con noventa
IA. carrera | , milla
Merry. Colombina Maven. todos cor
noventa libras
ia. carrera 1000 metros:
Bribona y Atrevido con ochenta Ii
bras, Y Lii con noventa
Ga carrera 1000 metros:
Alurcia, con n0venta libras: Perla
fina, ochenta; Y Desengano sesenta.
Indiscutiblemente que son las carre
ras que mejor Sc han combinado desd
hace mucho TEMPO Todas elias sol
lnteresantisimas Nunca sc han cfectua
do Ell Mayaguez ningunas que tengal
el interes de estas.
FL ferrocarril hace un cincuenta DO
ciento de rebaja en- los precios de pa
saJe. Para la ida, rigiendo esa rebaja
Sc puede utilizar ell ferrocarriI de ma
mana y pasado; y para el tregreso cl dc
domingo por la noche el del lunes. V c
del martes.
Amadis de Gaula.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-02
Opinion del Juez
Cordova Davila
Continuation de la IA. pagiDa.,

La consecuencia logica es que las demas
personals no mencionadas no excep-
tuadas en- ell articulo citado. no que
dan obligadas responder de los actos
de otroS
De la faz de la demanda no Sc dedu-
ce que la corporation demandada sea
duena de un establecimiento empresa
En- nuestro concepto no debemos dar
a las paabras de la ley otra interpre-
taci6n que la que claramente Sc deduce
de Sus mismos conceptos. 81 por en-
presa Sc entiende una sociedad mercan-
til industrial para emprender llevar
a cabo obras materiales, negocios pro-
yeetos da importancia, a Hllestro juieio
las alegaciones de la demanda no son SUI
fcientes para constituir TIA carsa de ac-
cion, porque TO Sc dice que la Corpora
ci6n Municipal sea duena de una empire
sa establecimiento y que el aecidente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-02

presan sus palabras Y la voluntad ma
nlfiesta del legislator.
Por las razones expuestas, la Corte
declara con lugar la exception previa
en- que Sc alega que la demanda no adu-
ce hechos suficientes para determinar
una causa de acci6n, sin especial con
denaci6n de costas.
San Juan, ? R. Febrero IA, 1912.
F6hr C6rdoua DdviIa.
Juez de Distrito. Secci6n La.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-02

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