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Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-20

them TO Omaha. Hero they will be turned
over TO Tho Bee. which in turn will look
after their repacking and transportation
TO tho burlington car that will convey
them east.
To give an idea OF the very practical
Christmas presents which are being sent
20 The Bee to forward 70 the little suf-
ferers the contents of package sent by
r. +, Smith and Mrs. John Barker arc;
Four baby shirts. one child's wool
sweater, one little girls hood. three pairs
wooden mittens, two pair wooden stockings,
three fancy boxes Of bon bons, one pair
knitting needles and one wooden cup This
package was all embellished with Christ
mas stickers and n red ribbon and surely
looked like Il contained some cheer.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-20
Save Your Hair! If Falling Out
or Dandruff-25 Cent Danderine

Thin. brittle, oolorless and scraggy
hair is mute evidence OF a neglected
scalp Of dandruff-that awful scurf.
There Ia nothing so destructive TO the
hair as dandruff. Il robs the hair Of
its luster. It's strength and Its very life;
eventually. producing a feverishness and
Itching OF the scalp. which IL not REM
edied causes the hair roots to shrink,
loosen and die--then the hair falls out
fast. A little Danderine tonight-now-I
anytime-will surely save your hair.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-20
LONDON TO SHIP FOOD
TO HUNGRY BEL CLANS

LONDON, Oct. 1s.-Baron Lambert.
representing the Belgian government and
Hugh ?. Gibson OF Los Angeles. Cal, sec
rotary OF the American delegation at Brus-
sells. arrived in London from the Belgian
capital and today conferred with Am
bassador Page and the Belgian minister
here concerning the movement TO send
food from London 90 Brussels
The shortage OF food IN Brussels Is
serious, The supply OF flour has become
exhausted and there - great need that I,
- replenished immediately Extensive
plans are under way for Wholesale ship
ments Of food.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-20
English Correspondents Look for
Notable Advance of Allies Soon

Copyright 1914 by Press Publishing Coz
L.oNDoNs,oct 1s.-(special Cablegram
TO New York World and Omaha Bee.)--
English correspondents send tonight OPP
tinlstic accounts of the situation in Bel
GUM and France as far as the allies are
concerned. These are largely borne out
by the London and Paris official reports.
A correspondent Of the Chronicle. tele-
graphing from place in northwest
France, says:
a report Is current in this district that
he Germans are retiring from ostend
and its neighborhood. 1t is added that
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-20

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lot OF fine. downy hair-new hsir-grow-
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-20
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the town was not occupied in great force.
am also informed that the Germans
now regard their general position in Bel
sium as not quite satisfactory. II is
danger, owing to the continued progress
of the allies farther south Good prog
ress. it is added. is being made by the
allies in Belgium. and in military circles
high hopes are entertained that notable
advance will be registered during the
week. IL is indeed confidently anticipated
that the advance would be achieved by a
victory which will also have considerable
effect upon their positions elsewhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-20
BEL CLANS GIVEN DIRECTIONS
HOW TO IOIM Their ARMY

LONDON, Oct ls.-The Belgian lega-
ton in London today announced that
Belgian volunteers and militismen who
had not yet taken up arms were being
directed TO proceed to cherbourg. Mill
tary refugees and wounded in England.
able TO return e. the front. are being
directed 10 proceed to Calais.
Because OF the German occupation of
the most Of Belgium. the Belgian Of.
ficials say. this apparently Is the only
practicable way that Beigians may Join
their army now operating with the allied
left wings.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-20
Kearney Man Hurt
When Auto UpsetS

KEARNEY. Neb., oct 1s.-(spccial Tel
eg am.)--C. f. Ford, manager Of the
Kearney Posting Service, was badly in
juFed today when his automobile upset
when he struck stretch of newly made
road near Gibbon. The car was demol-
ished and Ford had one leg broken and
an arm disiocated.
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-20
DEATH REcOPo

PoScA. Neb.. Oct. ls.-Cspecial TeIe-
sranhD-Harriet A. Pomeroy present dep
uty clerk OF the district court. died thls
afternoon after a short Illness Miss
Popieroy had served for ten years IN hor
present position, and previously had held
for seven years the office OF deputy
county treasurer She was widely known
IN Dlxon county and was an efficient
and popular official
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-20

eczema. IL was pad,
about as thick - Il could
be. IL broke out IN a
kind Of pimples. They
were red and sore. she
wss very cross and rest
less. The eczema would
Itch and burn TN she
couldn't sleep. It looked
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-20

Can the ObIigafion Be Enforcedf
1t goes without saying that the parties
who signed this paper had no expectation
at the time of being summoned 20 pay
the full amounts. or. in fact, to pay any
amount. The plan back of It was to have
the city take over the obligation. and
when the power of the city to donate
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-20
Kiao Chow Harbor
Struck by Typhoon

TOXIC. Japan. oct BIT Is announced
that typhon has struck FSlao Chow. de-
stroying the landing pier. Twenty Jap
aneso sailors were drowned.
Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-20
ITCHING BURNING
i ECZEMA ON CHILD
On Body, Face and Hsad. As Thick
as Could Be. Cross and Restless.
Couldn't Sleep. Clothes Irritated
Eruption. Cuticura Soap and
Ointment Healed Completely.

RID. No. 3. Caldwell, Ohio" When
our baby was about two months old she
broke out over her body. face and head with
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-20

W U1lIIF III ~"
peel Oh where ths places were. Her clothes
would irritate the eruption.
I'VE gave her medicine but II didn't DO
any good. got worse II any different. We
had heard about Cutlcura Soap and oint-
ment 50 we sent for sample and IL was not
very long TIL she was better. 1 bought
some more cuticura Soap and ointmens
which cured her completely and she has
never had any trouble with eczema since.
(slGnedl II. Y. smith. Mar 81. 1914.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-20

THE RUSSIAN BATTLE LINES, ACCORDING TO THE
CLAIMS OF BERLIN AND PETRoGRk1N-1 The bat
tie front in eastern Prussia q The battle line in
Poland from the district of Warsaw down the river
Vstua and the river San end south of Przemysl the
river Dnester The southern extremity Of the Russian
line.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-02
CHAPTER XIV,
In the Daylipht.

WentwOrth's chamber was dim as twilight when Merry entered. The outer world lay white and breathless under dazzling sun, and the sudden change to darkened sickroom for a moment made Andrew grope vaguely on the threshhold. As his eyes be. came accustomed to the dusk he saw white -goWned nurse standing beside the bed. Under the sheet lay the mo- tionless outline of the mans long body, the head wound with snowy bandages. Merry's hands gripped to- gether convulsively. The nails cut into his palms and an ache which hurt tugged at his heart. Wentworth's chamber held memories for him: he helpless upon that same bed and Epoch had taken care of him in a numbering fashion. During these days he had seen the rugged face grow wan from want of sleep; still for him a smile always lit the stern features.
 Suddenly, as the last remnant of an old scab sloughs off, every fragment of hatred. of resentment at injustice of pain and rebellion which for ten months had been warping his nature and clouding his life fell away from Merry's heart The love, the implicit confidence, even the boyish depend ence upon the older man, came flood. ing back into his soul like a high tide All that had stood between him and Wentworth seemed unimportant com. pared with the vital fact that they had been and still were friends.
 v When the nurse beckoned he stole noiselessly across the floor She point ed to chair by the bedside. 'He has dozed off," she explained In a low whisper. He asked for you just be- fore he went to sleep I told him you were coming. Sit here so that he can see you when he wakes up."
 Merry dropped into the chair. He began to see peri .ctly through the gloom Wentworths grim. gaunt face had startled him for a minute. The eyelids were closed, with depths of shadow below them. The mans dOmi- hating nose stood out like silhouette against the white pillow. The mus tache had been shaved away and lines, chiseled by days and nights of pain. wrinkled about the quiet mouth. Merry sat staring at the haggard face with 8 dull, tugging hope in his, soul, which he could not voice even to Dorcas. He wanted time-time enough to tell Enoch that the old enmity was dead, that the old love was alive. strength
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drew, but lay in the dark last night thanking God that he had let me live long enough tO-make restitution l cant make full restitution. It seems to me as if l had been living on the brink of hell for half lifetime. Let me come back" he pleaded, "back-so l can look decent people in the face again"
 Merry did not speak. He sat watch ing Enoch's wasted fingers search through mass of papers in the little drawer. He lifted out handbook and yellow envelope, then he set the drawer aside and laid the leather. covered booklet upon Merry's knee.
 That is yours," he explained. You will find there every cent of royalties from The House. It was banked apart from my private account. It grew amazingly during the spring. You are . wealthy man."
 Andrew opened it and glanced through the pages. He looked bewil- dered for moment.
 "Jehu! What can l do with so much money? swear, Enoch, don t care a picayune for being a wealthy man except"
 Wentworth did not answer. He was staring at slip of paper he had drawn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-02

the embodiment of health and yigor. Her stalwart body and her wholesome rosy face were pleasant for sick eyes to look upon. Yes, you've come back" she said emphatically, When the doctor lett al hour ago he said W had pulled you safely around the cor ner. Now all the job l have cut out for me is to see you are kept quiet and patient and happy"
 Yes, happy-that' s the biggest part of the prescription" repeated Merry with laugh.
 The sick man looked up. The con- fession in his eyes was pathetic. Tt seems ages since l was happy, Boy.
 Well, you're not going to be al lowed to think, even to think of past ages. You've only to lie there and get we'll. It is our business--a sort Of job cut out for Dorcas and me-to keep you happy. See?"
 Il see," whispered Enoch. The flick CT of smile stole into his face. It brought peace and a pale, eager hope fitness, as if a thought of restitution and atonement was daW ming i'll the mans soul The nurse lowered the curtain and plotted out the radiance which flooded the room.
 "The doctor has ordered quiet" she whispered, and sleep-as much sleeL as possible"
 Merry rose and laid his hand on Wentworth's forehead. You hear hel orders, old man?" He laughed gaily Its no use running full tilt agains, the nursing profession. Each one o1 them thinks she knows it ally But lm to hang around here from dawn tC dark and drop in every time ] cal sneak past her-or the doctor!"
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No, 1 cannot understand" C,

No, I cannot understand" con. fessed Dorcas. Then she went on hur- riedly: Was that your only reason?"
 No, felt that way at first. Then 1t seemed foolish. One night 1 deter mined for minute to set myself free to get the play back, and to make you understand It was the night-that night-when you took me home-when you found me in the--when you gave me new courage and q fresh outlook on life--When you made a man of me"
 Dorcas rose and stood facing him with her eyes searching him. Why didn't you do it?' she asked.
 Because" said Merry unsteadily, do you remember you-no H. asked yOu-when man had fallen as low as l had if he had anything left that would pull him to his feet. You said, Yes, so long as he has hon. him "
 On" cried Dorcas aghast "Oh, to think that should have put that in your way!"
 Put what ill my way? Dearest, that night came around the corner--I had been wandering in the desert. Suddenly l found sunshine, I found love and hope, found you That night-When you went away-l began to understand that it was the most wonderful chance God ever put in 6 mans way"
 An instant later his arms were about her and she felt his kiss upon her cheek.
 Don't" cried Dorcas. Don't" She freed herself from his clasp and held him away from her. Cant you un derstand don't you see, Andrew, after what Enoch did to you, that 1 cannot be your Wife?"
 You cannot-be-my-" He stared at her in bewildered dismay.
 Yes, that is what mean" she whis pered tremuously. Don't you under. stand? How could I marry you with the thought of this horrible wrong constantly between us? l could never forget it. Remember it was Enoch, my brother-don,t you understand?-my brothar-who did this. How could you go on loving me and
 "Renrernbe1.--it was your brother who saved my life," said Merry pas sionately. How could l go on lov ing you, dearest? How could I stop loving you? l could go through hell for you, and yet l confess l would rather De with you ln heaven" He flushed and his face grew grave. You are mine-all mine-and I am yours so wholly and truly yours that l have grown to think of this world as mere. ly one spot-one little spot-where we can make home and l can have you beside me-ror the rest of my life'
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Gro be continued.0
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Beware of Oinments for Ca- tarrh that Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable phy- sicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possi- bly derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F, J. Cheney X Co.,, Toledo, O.. contains no mer- cufy, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Tn buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. 1t is taken internally and made in Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. Cheney X Co. Testimonials free. Sold by druggists. Price. 75c. per bottle.
 Take Halls Family Pills for consti- patton,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-02

him alone
 lie is downstairs now. she an- swered
 Send him up, won't you-anu do you mind 1T he comes alone After wards want you
 The girl hesitated. Of course But do you think yuu are strong enough to visit much?'
 T spoke to the doctor this morning and he said talking would not hurt un- less 1 got excited. Andrew isn't all eAciting fellow" I ou re looking uncomm0nly well for sick man said Merry when he entered the room q few moments later.
 So do you, Boy,' Enoch's eyes crinkled with smile "You look hap l py-tremendously happy" Of course, l am tremendously hap py. Why shouldn't be tremendously happy never saw more elorioan day; l have you back, well and strong. the same stanch old friend you always were; I've signed q contract for next season in figures which would have given me dizzy spells five years ago. | and"
 1 And" A pathetic eagerness came 1 into Enoch's face. Why, bless my soul, isn't that enough to set the average human on | transcendental stilts?" 1 Andrew, you're half angel," cried Wentworth. There was uuaver in his voice.
 Half angel you ridiculous old mud i dle Aead.' Merry smiled in his en- gazing way. "Theres no surplus of angel fiber ill any 1nan-angels are i feminine. The comedians eyes be came grave for moment still, i might have been gadding about on wings today if it hadn't been for you 1 Your courage"
 "Courage!" Wentworth started as if he had been struck. Andrew, never 1 use that word about me again, IL wasn't courage that made me snatch you from death. Oftentimes men who i'll cold blood are utter towards leal 1 forward and rescue some one from death That isn't courage," He paused, as if word had escaped him "it is blind, instinctive impulse-thf natural impulse you lind even in Q savage"
 You're too weak yet to argue. Merry's voice was conclusive. Only one thing is certain" he turned hi. thumb toward the floor; T am here instead of--there
 Andrew the sick man face flushed, take these He pulled bunch of small keys, threaded upon { steel ring, from under his pillow Wont you unlock the little drawer at the left of my desk and bring i to me?''
 Don't go in for any sort of Worl now. Enoch. Your duty at present il to lie there and get we'll"
 T want that drawer, now" Merry stared at him for moment then he ODeyed, and returned to tn, room with the drawer in his hand Do you think" the actor paused agai and asked anXiously, do you thinl that you are strong enough yet to at tend to business"
 This isn't business" Enoch's fac grew peremptory. "Pm strong enougl for this. I'm not 8 praying man, Al
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cned by new ties. A spasm of pain ran through the sick man s face, Wrinkling tic pallid forehead and twitching the lips, Merry looked up at the nurse. She read the question ill his eyes.
 No" she whispered, he is going to live His brain is clear now. He has a great constitution. That was the only thing that saved him.
 The woman had 2 strong, intelligent face and her manner was full of calm conviction She was not young and must have watched over many bat tie between life and death. She knew! Merry sighed with relief and peace of mind. even with a mad throb of joy The thought of Dorcas and the future came with the conviction that there was still time to take up the old bonds of love and to begin life again.
 The face upon the pillow moved and Enuch's eyes opened slowly. Recog milton flashed into them, then q smile crept about the lined mouth.
 "Enoch!" The young man dropped on his knees beside the bed, his fin gers stole under the sheet and caught in a strong grasp the hand which he had thought was slipping from his reach
 Wentworth's eyes held a breathless question. You were not hurt?" he whispered.
 No, old man; no. l didn't have U scratch. You took it all. You saved my life, as you have done more than once, and, Enoch, you understand We are back where we stood in the old days. with everything forgotten, everything buried, buried so deep that neither of Us will ever give it an other thought
 The thrill of warmth over that strongest of all things human-a bro ken friendship made warm and secure again-ran like the vigor of transfused blood through the veins of the sick man. Happiness flushed into the wan face and his feeble strength returned Merry's grip.
 Andrew laughed aloud. You under stand, Enoch, we are friends-friends that nothing can separate again as long as life lasts
 The wistfulness of gratitude dimmed the eyes of the sick man. As long as life lasts, That won't be a great while, Boy he whispered huskily; "only now--its is all right-and it seems different l felt like a coward little while ago You remember that writing chap who died lately? He said something just before he went thought of it this morning-1'm afraid to go home ill the dark'-wasn't that what he said? l felt lonely--and l know"
 Listen, Enoch." Merry spoke with tone of passionate conviction. Look here, old man, you're not going home in the dark, not yet. You've got thirty or forty years before that homegoing" He turned imperatively to the nurse Push back the curtains, won't you? Push them away back. There's a glo- rious sun shining--let it in The woman understood She ran up curtain and flung back the shutters The room grew suddenly white and radiant.
 "trhere!" cried Merry. Talk of go- ing home in the dark? See how the sun is shining! Go home ill the dark. the idea!V
 A pathetic eagerness flushed into the eyes of the man on the bed The glare. of the sunshine showed clearly the, waHness and ghastly shadows in the bandaged face.
 "She says" the actor pointed over lt
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-02

nIs shoulder at the white-gowned nurse, "she says you are out on the highroad-coming back to stay with us = indefinitely, you understand, Enoch? She knows. Don't you?" He looked into the woman's face with ar. dent pleading in his eyes.
 She smiled and nodded. She was
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DRESDEN.-The Nachrichten pub
fishes the story of a powder which
will, it is said, send an enemy to sleep
when shells containing it are exploded
in the ranks of hostile army. This
narcotic powder emits a gas which
produces Supplying effects on the men
W thin reach Of the fumes. and they
fall asleep and are hors de combat for
several hours The inventor is a wo
man. Frau Boehm. 1t Is stated that
the Prussian ministry of war is max
ing tests Of it's applicability to actual
warfare.
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