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Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-20

have depressed you. don't look as though
you are depressed. No one wants to en-
ploy anyone because he or she is sorry
for her Nor do you want employment
on such grounds Look strong and alert.
Call your spirit TO your aid. Think
brave. strong thoughts before you go In
at tho door which may be the gate OF
opportunity, Think this may be the
chance of my life,"
summoning your spirit Is like turning
the wick OF a lamp higher 10 give n
better light. Tho employer always reads
the signs OF brave, strong spirit and
welcomes them. lie knows how tremen-
dous an asset is the inability to be beaten,
Third-Whiie you talk to the person
who may employ you don't talk too
much, nor yet too little Give him or her
the chance 20 question you. Don't silence
and disgust him with a torrent Of talk.
But answer satisfactorily the questions
ebout your fitness. You will be sure 10
be asked your age, your experience. what
YOU can do and how well you can do II.
Don't answer wholly In monosyllables.
Tell the auestioners what they wish 10
know in as clear and few words as pos
slble, but don't toll them more than they
want to know They don't want TO know
your family history, nor the nature OF
your invalid aunts ailmcnt.
Fourth-Don't be pert II you fancy
yourself witty your employer isn't the
person 20 whom 10 show this trait. lie
hasn't time 10 laugh at your sallies Prob
ably the smile you expect will fade into
grim expression that foreb0des the
words: 81 don't think you are qualified
for the position"
Employers OF the right sort dislike IA
miuaTity and what you may regard as
brilllanee they will more than probably
class as impertinence.
Fifth-Don't while you are talking with
a male employer think fatuousiy; This
man may be my future husband"
Doubtless he Is already married and
will entertain his wife at dinner this eve
ming with a description OF an "addle
pated brat" who rolled her eyes at him
this morning and whom he fired" for
her pains. And his wife will laugh as
she hands him another cup OF coffee. The
thought bred Of novel reading; Il am a
girl. that is a man. Possible result. mat
rimony,' is a poor preparation for bust
ness. Sex consciousness has no place in
a business office.
Sixth-ln your interview with your fu-
ture employer keep your eyes on him
and your thoughts on what he Is saying.
IL you don't no will think you Mighty
and send you about your business. He
wants in his service a trained mind ca
pable OF intense concentration on her
task. lie wiz Judge you by the attention
you pay to what he says. Attention is
ine-tenths OF success in business.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-20
Queen of the Adriaic

refuge in the lagoons and started the
little settlement which was destined 20
become the Venice OF historic and
poetic renoWn.
With the solitary exception OF the
Hollanders. no people ever established a
state under more adverse conditions.
The untillable and salt-encrustsd soil
possessed no mineral wealth; the few
thickets had no serviceable timber; even
drinking water was at premium; still
the Nenetians succeeded In establishing
themselves upon firm soil and in rear
ing thereon a state which was for ages
the strongest IN the world. From the
very necessities OF the case Venice be-
came a sea power and by her merchant
marine and navy she controlled the
destin.es Of empires for more than ! 900
years.
II was Venice that furnished trans
ports for the hosts Of crusaders II was
Venice that, later on, supplied the ships
and sailors that beat the Turks back
rom Europe and finally annlhilated their
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-20
Dorothy Dix Tells of
One Cause of Divorce

have the money. but II tickles his vanity
to have her come and humbly importune
him for every cent.
rs the woman who has been in the
habit OF having fat pay envelope
handed out to her every week, and no
questions asked. for doing about half the
work she has done in the home. going
TO stand for panhandling her husband for
every cent: trow not, and husband
has got to come across with the allow
ance in the future. or else wife viii 70
back TO her typewriter or counter.
"Also a man has felt that he has a
right 20 be about ten times as disagree
able TO his wife as he would dare to be
20 anybody else. and wife has stood Il
because she had no where else TO go. ex-
cept back home where she wasn't
wanted. But that halcyon day Is also
gone. for wife is demanding that she
shall he treated In her own home, by her
own husband, with as much respect and
courtesy as she has been accustomed TO
receiving in the business office where
she worked.
That's why I don't marry. The in
dependent, clear-eyed. bright and snappy
business girl has spoilt me for any other
sort OF girl, and I'm not good enough for
her. I've got 80 much Of old Adam
eave-dweller in me that she'd divorce me.
sure"
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-20

source from which all blessings flow,
you know
"Of course. know It's my vanity. but
Ia like my wife to be timid. olinging
vine proposition that's hanging on 10
my sturdy oak strength. and not another
1pak that's just as strong as l am, and
casts a bigger shadow. Also, should like
to feel that when l got angry, and came
home cross. and be-damned around the
place that my wife would go off and
weep a little, and then humbly ask me
to forgive her for the things had done,
instead of packing her grip and going
out TO hunt for a boss who would treat
OF her feelings
That's why don't get married. The
girls are too darned Independent. They
can take care OF themselves. and they
won't stand for any foolishness from
husband. He's got 20 walk the chalk
line. or it's Reno for theirs"
We'll" commented. 81 don't see why
that should keep you out Of the holy
estate. There are plenty OF meek. spine-
less little girls hanging on the parent
bough. just waiting for some man to
come along and marry them. and who
would put up with any kind OF conduct
In a husband. TO get somebody 20 pay
their bills Why don't you marry one OF
them?"
"Whew." he replied, making a wry
face. they bore me stiff. and they dis
gust mo by being parasites. and the way
they try TO work men for what they
want. instead of hustling out and earning
1t for themselves After all. a man
doesn't like 20 think that what he stands
for 70 his wife is merely a cash register"
''What you want is the impossible"
said. IAN independent woman who is
meek"
Man has always wanted the impos-
slble OF woman" he returned-'a woman
who was snow and ice 20 all the world
but fire to him. And now he added 20 IL
another quality. He wants her to be
armour plate before marriage. and a
feather bed afterward.
But mark my word" he went on, "the
independence OF women. and especially
the financial independence OF women Is
the reason there are so many divorces
nowadays. and there are going 70 be
more and more divorces until men realize
that they have got TO treat their wives
better. and be fairer 20 them. in order 10
keep friend wife or her Sob. ana satisfied
with H.
1--WE been frank and told what few
men even acknowledge 20 themselves. and
that is that a mans real ideal OF per-
feet wife is an intelligent slave. lie
wants her to feel that she Is absolutely
dependent on him. That's why the ordi-
nary man won't give his wife an allow
ance. He isn't stingy lie wants her 20
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-20
The Girl, the World and the Devil
No. 2-How to Get Work
How to Get Work

"If the girl seeking work does not know
or her parents do notl know such a
woman, they can apply 10 the pastor Of
church. and he will send one Of them.
Also there are the charities organization
and the Association for Improving the
Condition OF the Poor"
Women OF these organizations can and
do, by their knowledge OF the city, pre-
vent tragic fates OF lambs who wander
into dens OF wolves,
Don't shrug your shoulders and curl
your lips, my proud little friend who Is
taking the first step toward the straight
and narrow. but shining. road OF self
support, because the words charity and
poor have been mentioned.
II Is the duty OF the women OF these
organizations 10 help those who are un-
able 10 help themselves, but II Is their
pleasure, or should be. 90 help girls like
you by revising that list OF yours IL Il
happens 10 contain any addresses which
experience has taught them should have
a danger signal flaring before IT, In
their work among the poor they have
CLEANED many facts not directly bearing
on their immediate york, as you will
soon learn every earnest worker does
They should be glad 20 pass this infor-
nation on TO you. Consult them.
second-Bven though as you go from
place TO place you grow tired try TO not
look tired II affronts or Indifference
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-20

sea power at Lepanto.
The Bank of Venice, established I'm
1851, was the financial center OF the
world. and when the glorious revival Of
letters came, followed almost at once by
the invention Of printing, II was Venice
that led the world IN the output OF
books and the spread OF thes knowledge
which made possible the freedom and
progress In which we are today re-
jOicing.
In time when superstition and servi-
tude were almost universal Venice boldly
stood forth 10 champion the cause OF en-
lightenment and liberty, and greater
than all her banks and dOges than all
her palaces and navies. was that Paul
Sarpe OF hers, the pale-faced little man
who, IN tho defense OF Venetia's liberties.
successfully defied the mightiost poten-
tstes and powers OF the earth.
A glorious history was that which the
"Corsican adventuaer' so unceremoni-
ously brought 20 a close on that Deoem-
Der day. iS0a
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-20

as much money as do. and don't want
20 marry that kind OF woman. because
she would be independent OF me.
''Why. do you know that girl who
has got a good profession, and who has
made a good living for herself before
marriage, won't stand for q thing nom
her husband? II he won't make her what
she considers a fair allowance, and give
her the money absolutely to spend as she
thinks fit. bing. she puts on her hat,
and goes out and gets back her old lob.
II he gets TO running around at night,
and staying out with the boys she reads
the riot set 20 him, and he's either got
10 go straight, or she goes She won't
even take any back talk from him.
she doesn't have 10 do the patient
wife act, and hand out forgiveness be-
cause her husband Is her meal ticket.
That's why women in the past didn't get
divorces when their husbands were IN
faithful 20 them, and neglected them,
and beat them, ana cursed them around
Fthe house.
They had no money Of their own. and
DO way OF making a living, and they had
10 shut their eyes and swallow any sort
ef a pill OF a husband. because OF the
bread and butter he furnished. but the
Woman who has got good trade she
tan turn her hand 10 and who can make
as good. OF a better living for herself
lhan her husband Is furnishing her. Is
mighty particular about how she is
treated.
Now, I'm no brute, and I've no desire,
o. intention OF il-treating my wife, but
Nd the same time I've got a natural
raascuune desire 10 feel that my wife is
aenendent on me. ana that she looks up
ID me as a sort OF divine province. the
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-20

lortuno allenu you,
little girl. 1 hope
that as you make
your way from
place to place.
puckering ur
brows over the
strange addresses
In that brand new
notebook OF yours.
that you will think
on these things:
First, that you
will only call at ac-
credited business
places, or. II the
addresses are those
OF houses or flats,
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-20

tAA Ates bg I - =
terms OF the treaty
OF Presburg, as
dictated by that
creator ard de.
strOyer of kings
and Kingdoms. Ma
poleon the Great,
the ancient re-
public was blotted
out. The glory OF
the city OF the
Doges was no more,
Like a Yeritable
fairy tale Is the
story of Venice
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-20

OF the starry uni
verso, "a II is rep
resented by some
OF the latest inves-
LEGATIONS Of astron-
omers.
The particles con-
stituting each OF
the clouds have a
common movement
IN the direction In
which they were
bio W n, no that
when the c clou d 5
hre combined two
opposite m o { ions
appear, one set OF
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-20

eilH peootaoNo sumo
quality that fires
his fancy he can't
expect her TO make
q star exhibition Of
Just the diametric-
ally opposite quail
ities. Or II he does
expect II he gets dis
appo int ed, an d
there's trouble.
For example;
The other day l
vas talking 10 a
clever young fellow
some 90 years Old
and ] asked him
why he didn't get
married. because"
he replied, "ths girl
4 fancy is a business
~ouan who makes
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-20

that you will enter none that has not
been vouched for by some one you know
Alice c. Smith, the angel OF the night
court for women, said TO me: There is
no one In the city. be It ever 80 humble
but can have contact with some good
woman whose pleasure and duty II is
to point out 70 girls safe places TO work.
or dangerous localities or persons from
whom 10 avoid employment.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-20
BY ADA PATTERSON.

You have not only made up your mind
to 20 to work. but you are about to set
forth to look for IL.
This Is the morning you begin. Good
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-20
by DOROTHY DIX.

You can't have your cake and eat II
too in matrimony any more than you
can anywhere else. Which is to say that
when a man marries a woman because
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-20
Mysteries Of
the Heavens
Explained
1.-TWO Vast Streams of Stars
Flowing Opposite Directions
Indicate that the Universe
May Have Been Formed by
the Meeting OF Two Great
Primortlial Clouds"
by GARRETT T. sERvIss.

II two smokers sitting in opposite
chairs blow each a cloud OF tobacco
smoke toward the other, the clouds will
meet and minglo, forming a little model
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-20

Away back In the year i52, when Attila,
the "ScouTge Of God was ravaglng
Europe. families from the mainland took
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-20
By REV. THOMAS B. GREGORY.

1t was los years ago, December IL 1896.
that the queen Of the Adnado was
robbed Of the crown that she had 50
proudly worn for more than twelve CEN
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-06-27

Acne attacks the glandular structure
of the skin. more particularly those
tiny glands that secrete fat.
And it is here that S. s S, the famous
blood purifier is most active in its
influence.
There is one ingredient in S. S. s. the
purpose of which it is to stimulate the
cells III the tissues that they select
from the blood the nutriment that
makes new skin and thus eliminates
all irritants, acids and parasites that
infame the glands. There is a natural
tendency of the fine network of blood
vessels in the skin TO throw off imDuri-
ties. but where persistent infiamma-
ton process has invaded the skin, the
natural repair work Of the blood is in
terfereH with II srequires the stimu-
Iating activity of 5. $ s. to overcome
such morbid conditions. If you have
been troubled with acne. Go not despair
Of a cure.
You can get 8 s S. in any drug
store, but insist upon having it. Take
no chance with substitute. And if
your blood condition is such that you
would like to consult a specialist
freely. address the Medical Dept, The
Swift Specific Company, Isl Swift Bldg4
Atlanta, Ga.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-06-27
COTTON PLANT

Cotton Plant. June 25.-The PIC
mic at Turner Pond last Friday was
quite pleasant AFFAIR. A jolly
crowd was presnt and all seemed TO
enjoy the day.
Mrs C. R. Veal left Saturday for
0ca1a to spend few days with her
sister. Mrs. L. ii. Reynolds, who is
sick.
Mrs. L. G. Bell left Saturday for
Groom, where she will spend few
days. From there she viii 90 to FIT.
Green for a visit to her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ". NJ.
Barco.
Miss Alta Beck spent Saturday and
Sunday here the guest OF Miss Car
RE Barco.
Mr. and Mrs ". E. Veal and Mr..
and Mrs. Harroun came up Sunday
morning in their car and attended
Sunday school, Messrs. Veal and
Harroun returning III the afternoon.
Mrs. Veal and Mrs. Harrodn viii
spend several weeks here with rel
.atives.
Mr.. Neucomb Barco of Arcadia.
came up Sunday for a few days,
stay.
Mrs. MolIie Smith was very pleas
amt caller in Cotton Plant Tuesday
Afternoon.
Mr. Jack McCu11ey was calling on
his corn club boys in Cotton Plant
Monday.
Mr.. G. r. Veal was a business visi-
Il tor to Oeala Monday.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-06-27
The Man VINO Made Money Out Of It

Under the above headlines we
quote the following from Golfers
Weekly:
Ion Christmas night a negro I'm
Washington, D. c. committed the
most hineous crime in the world un-
der circumstances so revolving that
the mere allusion to it is painful.
When the prisoner was arraigned the
next day and the court made formal
demand that he plead, he replied, ac-
cording to the account in the Wash
ington Times:
" I just don't know how to plead
Did you do this act or not?' In
quired Clerk Sebring, severely.
8" L drunk so much liquor that
night | don't remember replied the
prisoner, covering before the gaze
of the court and those about him.
"Our idea of effective journalism
would be for the Times to have its
reporters investigate just what
brand of liquor this negro drank,
find out the manufactures and print
his photograph and name, with the
simple legend: This is the man who
profited by crime. The man, of
course, would turn out to be a highly
citizen of Louisville or
Baltimore or some other of the great
whisky manufacturing centers; at
the very moment when the tragedy
that he stimulated was blighting a
family in Washington he was sitting
snugly and happily at the head of
his Christmas table. surrounded by
his family whom he keeps secure
from crime with all the safeguards
that money can provide.
IF it might be followed up and in
vestigated carefully as to the results,
we wonder how many similar cases
result each year from the drinking
of the annual output of forty-fiye
millions OF gallons Of whisky from
our Kentucky distilleries.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-06-27

Local Druggist Who Sells DodsOn's
Liver Tone Guarantees 1t to Take
the place of CaIomeI

If your liver is not working just
right sou do not need to take a chance
on getting knocked all out by a dose
of ealomeL Go 10 the Court Pharmacy
where Dodson's Liver Tone is sold, and
pay so cents for a large bottle. You
viii get harmless vegetable remedy
that viii start your Iyer without vio-
lence. and IL it does not give complete
satisfaction the druggist viii refund
your money with a smile.
If you buy bottle of Dodson's Liver
Tone for your self or YOUR children.
you have insured your family relief
from attacks OF constipation, bilious
ness, lazy liver and headache. 1t is as
beneficial and safe for children as for
adults. A bottle of Dodson's Liver
Tone is something every man or wom-
an should keep in the house Your
money is safe because you can return
the bottle If it fails to satisfy.-Adv. 2
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-06-27
READ THIS

The Texas Wonder cures kidney and
bladder trouble, removing gravel
cures diabetes. weak and lame backs.
rheumatism and all irregularities Of
the kidneys and bladder IN both men
and women. Regulates bladder troub-
les In children. If not sold by your
druggist. will be sent by mail on re-
ceipt of 81. One small bottle is two
months treatment and seldom falls TO
perfect a cure. Send for testimonials
from this and other states. Dr. E. w.
Hall, 2oss Olive street. St. Louis Mo.
Sold by all bruggists.-Ad
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-06-27
CHAPTER *.

Copyright 1918. by ". @. Chapman "a the United
States and Great Britain
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''Oueen Of Sea Routes
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JACKSONVILLE TO
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Fine steamers; best service; low
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Sand for booklet
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Jacksonville. Fla,
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PICNIC AT CARRIERS POND

There will be a picnic at Carter 5
Pond July 10th. Everybody invited
to come with we'll filled baskets. Re
freshments Will be sold for the ben
eft of buying new organ for the
church. Committee.
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To Prevent Blood POISONING

apply at once the wonderful old reliable DR.
PoRTER'S ANTISEPTIc HEALING OIL, sur.
gicai dressing that relieves pain aud heals al
the same time. Not iiniment. 25c. SOC. 81 Co
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0continued Tomorrowl

1t is mp to you TO look at Water
mans summer suit and hat win
dow. 6-21-6t
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1913-10-02
Baseball at CadeS.

Cades, October 2:-The local base
ball team was defeated on its
grounds last Friday by the Kingstree
High school team in a slow. ragged,
yet enthusiastic game. The game
was called at $3.50 o'clock by Umpire
Blakeley. The Cades bunch was out.
classed and they realized it from
the start, yet they put up a brave
fight and never let up during any
stage of the game. McGill, who
did the twirling for Kingstree, was
too much for the Cadites. He did
not succeed in striking out many of
the men, but they were unable to
slug his balls. Very few were
knocked out Of the diamond. Knight
for the locals started off in big
league style but soon slackened his
pace and after one innings work he
was shifted to third base. He was
relieved by McElveen who put up a
nice pitching exhibition but was un-
able to check the sluggers from
kingStree.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1913-10-02
With Our Advertisers.

Don't overlook the weekly an
nouncement in The Record By Mr. L
D Rodgers. the pure food grocer.
Mr. D c Shaw OF Sumter is in De
troit. buying Fords for the coming
year. Call and see the new 1914
model Ford.
To the hungry, tired and exhaust
ed. Mr. Virgil Kinder, proprietor Of
Courtney Cafe and Ice Cream
Parlor, has a timely talk in his ad
in this issue.
MessrS Jenkinson Bros CO tell their
many friends and customers this
week that their great stock Of win
ter goods has been delayed in
transit, 6ut expect their arrival
every day, so look out for their ad
next week.
Mr. Sol Peres is receiving daily
shipments of the large stock of
winter goods recently purchased by
him and is, with his force of clerks,
busy getting things into shape for an
unusually large display of clothing,
shoes. hats, caps and dry goods of
all kinds for the ladies. Watch for
his announcement.
when wedding bells chime, y
land the season for them is at
hand)-a wedding present is sug-
gested. A nice piece of cut glass
usually follows the suggestion, and
you only have to stop in at the
Kingstree Hardware Company's
store to get it. They have some of
the newest and handsomest cuts we
have seen. Read what Uncle Joe"
says about them in their ad.
On page of this number of The
County Record will be noted the
big ad of the Academy Realty Co, in
which they set forth that on Octo-
Der Is an auction sale of splendid
lots on Academy street will be held.
It is hardly worth our while to at
tempt to describe these lots, but
will say they are most desirably
located in North Kingstree, and are
we'll suited for the building of
homes. As an investment we do
not believe there is any better real
estate values in town, as the recent
residential growth of the town has
been mainly in that immediate
vicinity.