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Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
COOLEY ELECTED FROM COURT
Judge Foster Ad;ss-ns Session to
Throw Judge Out.
WAS SOLICITING IN COURT
Start Divorce Proceedings from
Hasand and to Hire Him
as Attorney.

Police Judge Foster this ssorning ad-
journed court for five minutes while he
elected Judge Julius $. Cooley from the
court room for contempt of court. After
he had seen Cooley safely from the room
and satisfied himself that the attorney
would not reappear he reconvened court
and disposed OF the rest OF the cases
Several days ago Judge Foster, while
court was In session. gave the attorneys
In the room a lecture about trarrcking In
pardons and for soliciting clients in the
court room. He said at the time that II
any case was brought 10 his notice he
would take It as direct slap at him and
would cite II as contempt Of court.
Ordered 0ut of Court.
This morning man was brought be-
fore Foster on charge OF beating and
abusing his ls-year-old wife. The man
was sentenced to sixty days In Jail. The
young wife then went to the annex to the
court room and Judge Cooley followed.
He got the girl into conversation and at
tempted to get her to bring divorce suit
against her husband and employ him
Cooley to handle her case. Judge Fos-
ter noticed Cooley follow the girl to the
back room and saw him engage her In
He adjourned court and
went to the back room and ordered Cooley
to leave the court room.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
YOUNG BOY JUMPS FROM
DETENTION HOME WINDOW

Ray Irving. q young boy who was ar
rested Thursday night on charge OF in
corriribility and sent to the Detention
home Friday morning, escaped from
that institution Friday night, BIZ Jumping
from a second story window. The police
have been notified Of Irvings escape and
are looking for him. Irving was sent to
the home with another boy who were ar
rested for insulting women by making
personal remarks as they passed at Twen-
ty-fourth and Ames avenue
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
CHILDREN BEG AND FATHER
SPENDS MONEY FOR DRINK

Rolla and Gladys Mcdonald, children
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcdonald Of
Twenty-fIfth and California streets. were
sentenced 10 the Detention Home by
Judge Howard Kennedy on the ground
that their home was not exerting the
proper influence on them.
A neighbor filed the complaint. slleg-
ing that the children begged for food and
money of neighbors. and that this money
went to the father and two other men
who were idle and addicted to drink
The complaint related one Instance In
which the girl had begged for a nickel
to buy loaf of bread. The nickel was
taken away from her By her father. who
took a downtown car and returned in
a state OF intoxicatlon.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
Hull Objects to
Paying Alimony

C. W. HUI. whose suit against his for
mer wife. Mrs. W. r McKeen. for annul-
ment Of a $1,000 alimony contract is
pending In district court. has filed a
motion for an order restraining her from
collecting an alimony payment OF 5000,
due under the contract on April /, He
wants her restrained pending final deci-
sion on the validity Of the contract. The
motion will be argued before Judge Troup
March ..
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
WALTER MANDELBERG GETS
POSITION IN NEW YORK

walter Mandelberg, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
IA. Mandelberg, who Is one of the sue
Icsssful young bushes men Of this city.
win leave next week to accept re-
,sponsible position with Siegel. Cooper &
Co. Of New York. Mr.. Mandelberg has
been one Of the managers of the Peoples
store. and his position in New York will
be similar. Mr.. Mandelberg has been an
active member Of the Al club and as
sisted in many OF the entertainments
leiven by the club.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
Power Promoters
Visiting in Omaha

F. W. Frueauff. associated with II. L.
poherty Of New York, who plans a
mammonth power plant on the Loup
river at Columbus, II he can make ar
Judgements with the Omaha Electric
Light and Power company to buy the
current, is In omaha. With him is
H n. Scott. also associated with Mr..
Doherty.
Mr.. Frueauff declined to talk for pub
lication yesterday, saying that affairs had
not yet shaped themselves to allow him
TO do So Mr.. Doherty will be given an OPP
portunlty to tell Omaha business men
Just what he proposes to do in regard
10 the power plant, for the Commercial
club will invite him to address It on the
subject at his earliest convenience.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Mrs c. NJ. Williamson OF s52l South
Twenty-fifth street was hurriedly called
last Wednesday to Marion, la, by the
sudden death Of her aged father, Mr.
George Goodyear. who was 20 years Of
age,
United States District Judge William II
Munger has returned from Leigh. Neb.
where he went several days aEo TO at
man Ruhman. who died there early n
the week.
Word received from Superintendent T.
U. Graft says he viii 90 to Cleveland
from 81 Louis, where he has been attend
ing the meeting Of the superintendents
division Of the National Education ssso.
cation. He will return 10 the city
"wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
UNIQUE STOCK OF GOODS
DISPLAYED AT NEW STORE

After spending several months collect
ing his initial stock from all parts OF
the globe, e. c. Zimmerer has opened a
unique and beautiful store in the Well
ington hotel building which he calls the
Tekna shop, A yesr-around stock of dolls
and toys will be carried as well as brass
and China goods and art novelties Of all
descriptions.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
CORNISH MAKES fine OFFER
Will Build Boulevard at Carter Lake
at Own Expense.
THROUGH GUN CLUB GROUNDS
VIII Make boulevard seven and
one-HaIf Miles I'm Length 40
CIub VIII Permit u
Through Beach.
THROUGH GUN CLUB GROUNDS

Z. ]. Cornish, member Of the Board OF
Park Commissioners, has submitted q
proposition to the Rod and Gun club
looking toward Improvement Of Levi Car
ter park. His offer Is TO build at his own
expense driveway 10 feet wide from
Locust street following the shore line
Of cut-off lake to the property Of the
club. q distance OF more than q mile. He
has asked the Rod and Gun club 10 ex-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
Soldiers Have Fun
Shoveling the Snow

one of the most coveted positions jus,
now at Fort Crook is job on the snow
detail" The snow completely covered
everything near the posi- and the soldier
boys found much fun shoveling. Last
Monday morning over 100 soldiers were al
work seraping the walks and pelting thelr
mates with snowballs. and according tC
officers at the fort repetition OF last
Mondays fun was had yesterday morn
inc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
CHARLES FREDERICK ADAMS
WILL SPEAK HERE FRIDAY

Charles Frederick Adams. wei known
lecturer and writer. win be the speaker
at the luncheon Of the public affairs
committee Of the Commercial club NEXT
Friday nocn- He Win speak Of The
People and the Courts." discussing. 80
he has written Commissioner Guild. the
issues involved In the pending criticism
and defense of the federal Judiciary
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
ELECTION OFFICIALS INDICTED
Grand Jury Returns True Bills
Against Third Ward Officers.
IT ADJoURNS FOR ONE WEEK
Makes Announcement that q VIII
Then Continue Its Work Until
Graft Charged Arc Probed
to the Bottom.

T..AN eaf, aN AetA M
., aI...,on y,ho sory.a n ,hA sscona pre.
o,.s, !, -. mira ,r.ra !, ,ho general
-. a,,r,,., q ,a,, u.rs re,prnsa
=. - ,.',s,a~ ,,,..,. ,rana ,urv =,
"s
tn. ,nSvas ana c,.rs. ar. charged with
election frauds under one of several sec
tons OF the statute. pertaining to cleo
tons and duties OF election Officers Inc
indictments are those prepared py the
grand jury last auesuay'
The indicted men are P. ]. Rooney.
democrat; n. z. Milder, republican, shu
Robert Ford, republican, Judges ana Gus
Richter. democrat. and Norman Roth
holtz, republican. clerks. =
The indicted election officials were ar
rested before 80 o'clock py snernl
shane's deputies Ban Tor eaen u s.us.
ant was iAeu ~ -, ,,h,.
FURNISHED ball TOT MS son, Lo n,.L . .aa
voucheu ihsheshy ioi ,..
inolhAs n Asans 80. a,ns. 10 AZ
~ so'u. as,s. ,sngs,,sn,. for
.enua'' . -
. Tsn ..,a t,r, tool, r.esss until Mon.
-, :, a. enable ,hs grand fur.
s-,.,,. 80 - the nriyate busI-
VIZ " 80 ,,o,r n,n,l a. grand Jurors
.'ess 49, -. a.. ...,.o, ,rho Grand
mas ioloeu men ~, !, n,,i con.
tais $50 go, ~ 80, en.ry., Ar. nrobed
'i"ue NV.
Jury in Compiimented'
Presiding Judge Abraham L. sutton
eomplimented the grand jury In emphatic
language.
THE court wishes TO thank the grand
jury for the work It has done" said the
Judge. The court Is well satisfied with
the progress made. The court Is satisfied
with your arrangement to take weeks
recess. This is the hardest working grand
jury in the history OF the Douglas county
district court WITHIN .ne eoui' Aio"'
eoee' -. o..
inc srahu ,uis n
iour weeks ihui s.s.'. AZ a.. so-,ns,
turned asaihs' A ~ 49,, .o,,-
eiaiih asent ~ u v.,nr,,,s
pany, ior prlpers :. sy"n - - ,hns.
a peut Juror atains.
MOVING p'etqre . ,s S.,,., ,udsa.
chiloreh as en.s' s.,..,a,,. $500 ~ a.
ana cierhs ~ ."e -" Th,,s ward ana
second pree a' ..,.,n,, ,a,,c. o,,.ndsrs
asains' u.a' -. ..,.ara, ,or.o,,, ,or
inu'e'men ms, ssans,.n,.n, h.sa h.sn re-
"'le Ur ei''O '''N'' -
'rheo. ,... .... ~. cos, IN ,ha
fot '"ese 80 rr.,d ,nfv has hssn
soun's :, 90, n ,os ssr,,rs ,scs FOR grand
,l'o'O''V ~. % o., ,w,,rass ,ses and ,,oo
,ulois, - ~. az hs,i,,, psn,tv County
~. $500 sa no.rsv VINO assists the grand
At'O'nes aoas,an.s,,or IN add,.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
Deadly Fright

possesses sufferers from lung trouble TIL
they learn Or. Kings New Discovery
VIII help them. Price 5oc and 500. For
sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
Buiidins Pernits.

Trustee Boston Ground Rent trust, 2is
South sixteenth street, alteration and re-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
ASSOCIATION GLEE CLUB
WILL PRESENT A PROGRAM

A concert will be given by the Young
Mems Christian Association Glee club
Thursday evening, and the event promises
10 be OF more than ordinary interest.
The club will be assisted by Miss Edith
q. Han,niIl, soprano: Miss Frances Ber-
nice Banghart, interpreting litterateur:
Mr.. VIII Hetherington, violin, and the
Gibson Mandolin orchestra, led by Mt.
Francis Potter. The concert will be given
In the association auditorium. Following
is the program:
PART /.
A Warrior Bold. ;,',''' ADAMS vest
Glee Club.
since Pa Has Bought Limousine .hrats
Glee Club.
The Lost Word .........,......,,..Nan Dyke
Miss Banghart,
Gibson Mandolin Orchestra
April Morn.
Mrs. Ilammill -.
The Norsk Nightingale. ;,....,'..''''. hratz
Glee Club.
PART II
The Bargain Brigade. ..Auer
W. Glee Club. .,
obi Tuf......;..'; ,,,;;.
Moriah's Mourning ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Miss BanPhatt
Cayatlna ...................... nsti
Mr.. Hetherington.
+ Gibson ..-t.. ...4t ,5aN4-e5trt-
The Tar's Farewell .....'.. hfat@--'"'''' '
-. Glee club.
Miss Gertrude Weeth. Accompanied.
Mr. Lee G. Kratz, Director.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03

The Interparochi&I Lenten service win
be held at the Church Of ST. Phillip the
Deacon Thursday evening. The Very
Rev. Dean Hancock Of the cathedral will
preside.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
BRIEF CITY NEWS

rsvs Root Print II.
Jsff W. Hsdford-Coal -..-
Sas' slre. rixtarss- Burgsss- orsnasz-
Taos. W. Blackburn for congrs9 Adv.
Keep Your Money ana valuahlss in the
American Safe Deposit vaults in The
Zee building. Boxes rent for IS per year.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-14
Rninen in grOmlanS.

Sn @rDnlano bat ber 0dne Daniel
8rnun nit Dffsntli9er llnterftibuns
Sorf6un9en ausgefiibrt, bic our Quf@
finbung bon Ruinen aablreiher
@obnftdtten aus alter 3eit sefiibrt
baden. Beionoers i'm @ebiete Der
Rolonie 9obtbdab tpurben intereHdnts
Ruinsnsruppen entbedt, bic aus Der
3eit Der fogenannten Rorbm1nner
famm.n. Die gstimos seisten f&
anfangs nidt febr pillig. benz Gorz
fder auffldrunsen au seben, neil fie
offenbar fiirdteten, bic DeiBen mOds
ten bic llntaten ibrer 8orpdter, bic
bic NorbmGnner ausgerottet baben,
an linen pergelten. Raa Beieitiauns
bieIes 8orurteils sesen bic Qbfidten
bes Sremben fparen dber bi. gstimos
auBerorbentlid niiblide Wsg siier.
Siitorifde llsberlieferunsen unb
gsfimoIagen ldHen benn audi gar
teinen 3peifel mebr barber beiteben,
bob bic eripdbnten sbemalisen Be-
tpobner bieIsr Gegenben @ronldnbs
burh bonn Norben Der ei~ntpanbernbe
gsfimos pertrieben tporben iinb, Der
Rampf apifden ben beiOen RaHen
mag i'm Is. Sdbrbunbert itattsefuns
ben boben. SIN gmeraliffioro bat
man Gunbe semddt, bic auf ben
Rampf f9lieben laKen. Die Rorbs
manner fdeinen fdon auf perbdltniss
mGbig bpber 4ulturitufe seitanben gu
baben. 3ablrei1e anodenfunbe in
ben Muinen Der alien geb0fte laHen
bic Satia9e feititeIen, bab bic Norbz
mdnner iotpobt pferbs unb &iits dls
aud Saofe unO 3iesen sebalten
boben. 9ruun unb feline Besleiter
fanosn aud ben Ort in 4nitmannas
bal, no Ronfen unb Gberbrup fid
bas Gsgeltuhboot berlielIten. in Dem
lie nah Gobtbdab ruberten. BUR grs
innerung an Tanfen erridt.k Hruur
bier einen Stein nit Der Sabrssaabl
1883. Nuf elmer Eafel Dor Gobt=
baab fonb man cams ggebes' erftt
Wobnftdtts, iiber beren Gage man iiH
bislsr sstauf4t hat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-14

G6Tinaen per3itrsn BLUFF. qlsrmtI
un6 ben unttrtn 1til bss Rods.
au6 In biefsm Sabre finb bic tpet'
den JiIss unb WtIours 6iits ipisoer
aubsrorbsntIi9 btIisbi. Defenders bic
Isbisrsn. sumal 1s s.ssn Rss,r,
@iaub unb Druid esftit Fnb unb
bic 9rGg,rin Der gsnubune Der Id
tigtn lanssn 9utndbtI .ntrdien lam.
gefonbsrs bestbrt iino Sit. aus
@elour In sipsi 9onfdattitrunsen.
Der bier I'm gig. ~ Ibe.bilo,te III
grin, Die aufeero1st ar.mp. nit
fdpar5em Can't eirgefdbt uno bic
aron. nit ein.m mdiiidtparjsn Gee
bsrbono umetben, nit sinsr @oIb'
|fHna1e duf Der redtsn Stite.
Go~ularofeibe nit ipsibem @runb
un6 blau.n Strsiftn ipurbe fir bic
5und6it Gin Gig. 81 borssfibrte BLUFF
%peripanbt. bic gu einem Ratmittagss
9aineurtlsio setrdg.n miro erS hniti
III aimonoItpl, nit breiter SduIter
faIte, bod 1T Der obere Yell Der
8lufe nit ben aermsln aus einem
Slid sefduittsu. inioIse beHen Die
Strtifen ouf Dem Sbsrteil boriaontal
Iauf.n. Die SduIterfulten unb Ger.
mel fino NIT eroben, bieredisen
anOpfsn befebt, Die nit beablausl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-14

Seibe, nit ben Streifen i'm 5ouldro
barmonierenb, iiber5ogen iinb. 4us
berielben Geibe fin6 bic Wnndetten,
Der Giirkl unb girfaHuns oes Spit
senfrasens sefertist.
Das i'm Iebten 8ilbe Gig. g bars
seitelte unpreten5ioi, aleib fam
aus irgeno einem tpeiten Mo1enitoft
aber aud aus Ssibe oosr Cant GEE
fertiet ipsrben. Die iibers arsu3 ge>
Idnittene 8luIe 1T auf Der Sdulter
elm fpenis bauidig g.balten, bic LAM
gen 4ermel nit elmer iiber bic 9dno
fd[lenben, tpeiteren Manfdette berfes
ben. Den !Salsausitnitt fiiat elm
S9ilb aus SpiBe unb Seibe, bers
siert nit 3nopfen. Der Sod tpeift
einen bsiheioenen panierS@ffett auf
uno cine Settle Der 8luie uno Der
Sunifd III nit elmer SpiBenriifde be-
febt. Ser Idpar5e Samtgiirtel bat
lints cine srobe Roiette.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-14

ihisosniten Muftern finbet man heuer
i.br piel an ben 2inserie : artiteln
Der Mobebamen. llnfere I~bbiloung
Gig. p 5eist Elm 9adtgeipano, Bel
fptldem bieie Stiderei in oreiedigen
0eHins angebru9t unb iii geldmad'
boiler WeiIe nit 8alenciennes Spite
tombiniert 1T. Der 5toff lit feiner
nHainfppt", unb in ter Saillenlinie
1T bur9 ben @pibeneinias Elm fdmo.
les 4tlasbano se8ogen.
8elour in elmer peiden S6attie'
runq bon Braun tpuroe ais Stofi
fir bds I'M ndhiten 8iloe peranfdaus
lidte aleio fir elm Mdb9en ppn IL
bis IA Sabren perpanbt, Bel tpelhem
uls geiab Der iebt 10 beliebtt fdot'
tifde @eibenftoff CUR 4npenbune
lam. aus biefem beftebt bas Sod.
bic GinfaFuns Ser Munidetten unh
Die ginidbe am G6lub Der BLUFF
unb 6es Rpdss. &leine, nit braiis
mem atlas iiber5osene anSpfe unb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-14
6ebe.

xsdn5 pIiHisris Rode ipifbsr
iperb<n, tpiro iibtrIdlantsn
I'm Damsn gtipib ithr onesnebm
A.. qDsnngIsi9 bic R6t, ben ein'
kud MAIDEN, an9spdbt gu ftin. ino
TX bod MIR Gus glattsn gdbnsn 5iS
yomm<nssfsbt unb srbaItsn erIt oann
norm, fptnn lie benz Gurtbano aufe.s
kbt Tnb. Der Tisoerrod bleibt nod
enc Mtik beiteben. aber bones
So p<riudt aud ipiebtr Der Giirtsl
mN GdnalIs ftin Meft su bebaupt,s,
unA ipsnn nif,t alIss iriiat, iDirb es
ibnt aud seIin8tn, ra Der Sdi!len'
f9llB ipitosr duf feinsn normalen
pIdA 5uriid5utebrtn fdtint.
DIN Cadets ipsroen burdfdnitts
Ii& 2A-32 3o[I lang eearbeitet. alto
ipisbsr Enger aIs bisber. gnbers Obs
ipeinunSsn ;eisen fie uber ni4t. ga6
hr Niidts bIeibt Elm poar 3on iiber
ber 9diIlerlinie bur6fdnitten. Gin
NsrimuI bs Tirsttoirsitils fino bic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-14

Sn G6ind fopobf ipie duf ben
pbilippinen iiberitsist Die Ra4frage
naA gqubol5 ben @prrdt beOeatsno.
Inter BEN Iebtes Sobr nah
anba ausgeipanoerten 38,053 per-
ionen befanosn iid nnr 6998
5rduen.
3pet GlaBfDpfe. o.:
ameriia baben sic aud bereiItg mus
bat Sbnen oenn oa am meiten I'M.
ponisrt2
3. (Eemperenaler): Der Niusards
@GiIsSlau
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-14
Ser @ohberHan6i

Der SadberFGnbige
rwas iino Sic in Shrem 3ipilberui
ginjdhriserg"
.nghemiter. 5err 2sutnonnt!!""
.Go. oas trifft fid ia fdmos, bann
fInnen sic ieOen Sag in Der Mdnn.
idaftfiidt Die 6peif,n ioft,n, Oh fl
riAtis atlalasn fno!!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-14

bod iein. Sir gauge Mdntel uno
Saden, Die nm bic Sdi1e loie urto
mad untsn Su snser gearbsittt iuer'
ben, ipGblt man nit 9orliebe Brett'
Idtpdn3 nno nimmt sur @trbrdmiii'g
ihnarsen Guds. Die Germsl al,
ptlssspGnbtrn seissn d~usndbmslos
aimonoi6nitt, unb b~eIfarbiser, ges
muiterter Can't bient als Sutter nro
bilbet bic @uffdldge.
Dos in unferem eriten 8ilee Gig.
y bars.iteIte bubble Hadmittdgss
Heb aus ountelgriinem GrepesMes
teor, 5eiet ouf 5dille unb Sod cine
febr fpirfungspolle Mn~tpenoung bon
geIab dusS tiderei in fontraifierenoer
Sarbe, unb Elm tiefcs GduIterio1
uno @ermel> quffdldge aus fdptrer
GcrusS pibe. Sine Reib bon anOps
fen fdliebt bie glule Elm tpenig lints
BON Der Mitteflinie unb finbet ibre
Sortfebuns auf Der Sunifa. aber
retts BON Der Witte. Qus .igenfdrs
bisem 9tlas ihb 81. ReD.rs unb bic
Streifen duf ben 4ermeln, iopit bic
umf6umung Der Sunita.
Reisenoe Sanbitidereisn in ben ber'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-14

radsidsn S4obteiIs, bic fart
stfdit tperoen. unb Die Stehum'
Lasfrn. Oieie iino bonn Repolus
rtsNmlans beionbtrs bseinflubt.
1sSnggY Der Siits pdre gu fas
gen a,., pss NJ 9at fiir RaSmit'
togsip. rgebratt bleibt. 0dges
Trff cine Mense fleinersr
4, fpelde febr bod iinb, an Die
drsftoirt3eit erinnern unb unter benz
Nomen NobespierrebIt gefenn5eidnet
iperosn. sic iperbsn enttpeber nit
MardbusG amt ooer Siiltufs ober
nit Mtixrfeoern earniert. I'm ben
Out felbit pirb Gin 9anb gelegt, bds
gemuftert beporaust ipirb, aber aud
gIatt reht fpirfunsspoa iein fam.
Wds bic ptI5mpbe anbetrifft; 10
inerben sedbte1 pel5e IN biefem Minter
s<lrtr iein ala jt. .SdiparS unb
ipeiB4 beibi Die 2ofung. Stunts unb
6srmsIin iino bic beioen @rten, bes
men man cine berrIdenbe Mole pros
pb5eii, oa 3obel feiner aoitfpieliss
ieii ipegen fir eine folfe faum in
Bsirdnf tommen ipirb. 4itd fdtpars
ST. uno ipeiBsr Guds nirb iit sros
ber geliebtbeit erfreuen unb bfons
0ers au NtsnomGnteln biel perdrbeitet
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iDtrbtn. Gbti.fo ipie 3obelpel3 blsibt
ou9 gbindiaa fiets elegant uno mos
bern, bod fpirb oieles sartgraue. ems
pfinbliht Haunnerf bon Sabr gu
Jabrs fsItener unb baber teurer. Die
INNER nod iid bebdupttnoe peIaltola
. in oieiem Sabre fehr brett. 9er'
mtlin gift ais ods bspor3uste Rduhs
iptrt bdfiir; bod prdientieren fia
BE lIelitri GtoIen In arunterbrofentr
f6neeigsr M<iBe MIR NIT elmer 4bs
f1Inbfrnnfe BON Gdpdnsden btrs
jitrt. NDGbrenb Maulpurfspela, Seal
nr6 rSili6gelber Glids fir ftolddrs
III Rrdgen unb Garnierungtn bon
4 ldni<In iibtrhnupt nidt in Groge
5om1ntr, tuirb GiIbtrfu9S dubercrs
6entIi4 lin @unjt fehtn. MuH hits
IN birItsn bic 9rsiis tntiPrs4sn0
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-21
GRANDMOTHER
USED SAGE TEA
To Darker the Hair and Restore
Gray and Faded Hair to Its
Natural Color.

1t is easier to preserve the color OF
tho hair than to restore it. although
it is possible to do both. Our grand
mothers understood the secret. They
r:ade sage tea" and their dark,
glossy hair long after middle life
was due to this fact. Our mothers
have gray hairs before they are fifty.
bat they are beginning TO appreciate
the wisdom of our grandmo.hers in
using sage tea" for their hair and
are fast following suit.
The present generation has the adj.
vantage of the past in thar il can
set a ready-to-usc preparation called
Wyeths Sage and sulphur Hair
Remedy. As scalp tonic and colo.
restcrer this preparation is vastly
superior to the ordinary sage tea
rlade by our srandmothers.
The growth and beauty of the hair
depends on a healthy condition of
the scalp. Wyeth's SAGE and Sui
pEur Hair Remedy quickly kills the
Gan!ruff germs which rob the hair
OF its life. color and lustre. makes
the scalp clean and healthy. gives
the hair strength. color and teautv
and makes it grew.
Get so cent bottle from your
druggist today. He will give your
money back If you are not satisfied
after a fair trial.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-21
BOOSTING

Help your town along by boost
ing. Wear a bright and hopeful face
no not be forever roosting some.
where near the wailing place. You
can't help your town by knocking
il it's in backward groove. but
some optimistic talking does lot
to help things move In the mud
enc town was sticking. evidently al.
chored there, for her people all We're
kicking. all were dishing up de,-
pair. All We're groaning Ger their
taxes, shedding tear drops in a
stream; all had hammers, clubs, and
axes, ready for each helpful scheme.
So the village sat and rotted till a
booster landed there: soon the
troubles seat he spotted. saw the
fungus in the air. and he Jared the
Village croakers. stirred them up to
hump along, till the place was full
OF jokerS and the breeze was full of
Song. Citizens forsook the habit of
hewailing this and that. and the tim.
id business rabbit rustled like a tiger
cat. and they all turned to kerr
whooping. singing forth the ham,
lets praise, and that hamlet. lately
dropping, filled its neighhors with
amaze, Now this story true rs
preaching. shows what one lone man
can do, if instead of doleful Screech-
ing, he yellS Observation-Disclosures" For
you stimulate your neighhors every
time YOU give three cheers, and the
harvest Of your labors will be reaued
ir coming years.-Walt Mason.