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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-05

izatlon IA in the family where the chill
dren work to help their parents, and the
parents work 10 help each other and the
children
The clan Is a combination Of families
that are inter-reiated by marriage.
The tribe Is a collection OF clans. There
is always a tendency for tribes to split
up through personal animosities, jealous
les or misunderstandings.
Near every communal or cooperative
concern II the opposition known as the
dump" made up OF come outeTs Every
big factory has little factories near, man
aged by former employees OF the big con-
Germ
In the pure savage type each family
secures food for itself. The hunt and
the chase have the incentive in hunger.
Man first lived In caves. To utilize
the skin OF an animal for making a tent
or a house marked an evolution in In
telligence.
A stone was the first weapon. and used
in the hands OF a gorilla Is decidedly ef-
feetlve. To attach a handle 10 the stone
by means OF thongs. and thus make a
hammer marks the beginning of the stone
age. TO sharpen the stone and make an
axe. and then knife an arrowhead or a
spearhead. probably required a good many
generations,
The corporation had It's rise In the fer
tile brain OF julius Caesar. and was
founded on the idea OF the Tenth Legion.
that never died
The soldiers In the Tenth Legion may
have been killed in battle. but the ranks
closed and the column advanced over
their dead bodies.
That night. when the legion camped.
new men were put in place Of those who
were lost, and So although individuals
might die, yet the Tenth Legion lived on
forever.
The Romans we're builders and engi-
neers Caesar set aside a hundred men
TO build an aqueduet Knowing that II
would probably take longer than the
lifetime OF these men 70 complete the
task. Caesar ordered that whenever one
OF the hundred died the rest should elect
his successor, and thus though the en-
tire original hundred men should pass
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-05
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX.


DO you believe in love at fret slght7
Numerous people write and ask me this
question, and each and every one shows
plainly that they hope am going to
speak words OF approval for the sudden
feeling which they doubt even when they
cherish it.
do not believe in love at first sight
In the charm that attracts at once, in the
magnetism that makes itself felt almost
before a word has been spoken. in the al
lure that reaches across tides OF lack OF
knowledge and understanding, I do be-
ieve. But that any of these or all to-
gether are stable things worthy Of the
name of love" 1 gravely doubt.
Love ought to he based on understand
ing. knowledge, congenislity and respect.
Unless 1t have a firm foundation 1t cannot
last
There is little durability or wearing
quality TO cobweb. Now the magnetic
quality that makes itself felt as the at
traction called Love at first sight" is
no more than "a cobweb wet with morn
ing dew and sparkling delightfully."- in the
early sunlight. When the suns rays be-
come warm and hard to endure. or when
the chill east winds blow. the misty cob
!
chill and sodden mass OF gray.
Love at first sight is too often exactly
like that 1t cannot endure the warmth
and friction OF daily living or the chill
winds of adversely. II is thing OF
glamour and of mystery. Understood or
analyzed or put to any test OF living, II
fades away.
| IL a man is taking a business partner
nj Ia 40
plunge in and take some one whose looks
they like, or who has a pleasing way
of fitting their head? Not at all Mister
Man makes sure OF having as his partner
some one whose talents dovetail nicely
with his own, some one for whom he has
admiration and respect. some one with
whom he can endure the friction OF daily
contact. And Madame Housekeeper will
have no one as her cook OF whose capa-
bilities and qualities she is not sure.
In buying a suit or dress or a hat a
woman studies wearing qualities and suit
ability and becomingness-an sums it all
up by saying, Can / afford that suit?
VIII il serve well?"
When man gets a lawn mower or a
new auto. he studies the workings OF
/ that machine ana does not decide upon
and considers II a good buy"
Isn't love az important as any Of these
things?
OF course 1t is. And love isn't worth
entertaining unless It is based on actual
knowledge and is sure OF itself.
| At first sight a given man feels more
attraction 20 one girl OF a group than 10
half a dozen others that would assay just
as many charms. Well and good and
natural enough. But he Il not In love
with her He is ready 70 Judge her faults
with lenient mind and 20 find delight in
all her charms He 10 In q receptive
mood for love. But truly In love he can
not be.
Perhaps some lads flashing blue eyes
and broad shoulders attract a certain
lassie the very first second she sees them.
She too. is ready 10 feel the force OF his
every god quality. But she should try 10
judge him with somewhat the same open
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-05
Love at First Sight

mindedness that she would show in her
judgment OF any one OF life's far lesser
interests.
The world is sadly fun OF people who do
not wear we'll There are numherless
lavoble scampS or likable vixens on earth.
Don't be fooled by them because they
exert on you when first you meet a GER
tain charm.
Love ought TO be based on mutual
knowledge and respect. And these things
come as time proves worthiness and con-
geniality. II they are added to the first
attraction. which IL generally merely a
snare OF the senses, they elevate II to a
worth while plane.
Don't yield TO love at first sight until
you have investigated II and proven that
it 10 love and mere fleeting fascination
you entertain.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-05
Easy Lesson in Evolution

away, the corporation would vet live on.
The word corporation simply means
body.
Lord Coke of England said that the
Idea OF the corporation, "a body without
death ana a mind without decline" was
the greatest Idea ever evolved by human
brain.
The modern Joint stock company is
built on the Roman idea, and had It's
evolution in England about 200 years ago.
A hundred men would go out and start
an English trading colony, and each man
would represent one share OF stock. lie
had the privilege OF selling this share OF
stock to any one else. and when he died
II could descend to his Oldest son.
IL was an easy step for men 10 nut
money into stock company and receive
TWO shares instead of one by paying twice
rs much as the rest did Then We get
companies chartered by the crown. say
like the East India company, and. be-
hold the JOINT stock company then wss
fully organized
With the discovery OF tho exnansiv.
never OF steam and the ability OF a
steam engine to turn a vast number Of
manufacturing in factories took tho place
OF the handicrafts In the homes. Instead
OF whiting out commodities by the fire
SIDE or the wife weaving by hand loom.
.hihss were done In big way IN the fac
tories.
Al first all the shares In joint stool,
companies were owned by the workers.
out gradually II was discovered that the
Investments In factories we're good ones
and we find many men embarklng In the
manufacturing business on Joint stock
basis.
We have 2OOOO,OOO wage earners In
America These are equal to the work of
L6oo.OOoOOO years ago. Here we find a
vast Increase In the production or wealth.
To use this wealth for human good is
the problem that confronts ~.
To limit the production OF wealth be-
cause some ore misuses wealth would be
on par with limiting health because
some one had laughed out loud In meet
ing
Don't be afraid that any one is going
TO take his wealth with him when he
dies Also, don't be afraid that he can
tie Il UP 50 IL win rot bless and benefit
NNtN Always TeHtH-
tributing &, and killing themselves in the
process
Economies Is an elevatine science. We
viii never set to the end OF Il. Ideals
attained cease to be ideals. and the dis
tant peaks beckon US on. and on COM
hinstions that increase production should
be ENCOURAGED. not forbidden. What this
world needs is more wealth. not less.
The evil In the trust is not in it's organ
zation. nor In it's bigness. nor In its sue
cess. IL Il threefold: First. corruption OF
public officials 10 obtain special privileges
denied TO competitors: second. the con
sequent oppression OF the competitor and
the consumer: third. watering OF stock
and then eNtorting excessive profits TO
pay dividends or such stock
These evils the law must cure without
destroying cooperation. discouraging en-
terprise or impeding progress
An intelligent men are wording 10 this
end. II is evolution we want and not
reVolution.s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-05
Giordano Bruno

the fact to his pastor. MY son." replied
the learned doctor, II have read Aristotle
many times, and 1 assure you there is
nothing Of the kind mentioned by him.
Go rest in peace, and be certain that
the spots which you have seen are in
your eyes and not in the SUM-"
Bruno pitched into the mighty Aristotle
as David did into Goliath and slew him
There is a greater than Aristotle" he
declared, and that great thing is reason. -
Bruno was the originator Of the noble
motto. mot Authority for Truth. but
Truth for Authority" It was Bruno who,
for the first time among the moderns.
said: THAT which Is Endorsed by enlight-
ened reason and the facts carries along
with itself its own authority. but no
amount OF authority can make q lie to
be other than lie"
With truth for his object aid reason
and investigation as his guides, Bruno
famed through Europe, announcing things
that human ears had never been called
upon to listen to before. He told men
that God was in the universe. not apart
from It, and that the universe was a
much bigger affair than they had been in
the habit Of thinking II was.
The first to fully grasp the mighty
significance of the discoveries OF Copper
nicus. he was the first also to perceive
ethat those discoveries necessitated a new
theology. and a new philosophy OF the
world and Of man.
With commanding eloquence Bruno
discoursed, with are ardor OF one of the
old crusaders. OF a universe that was
boundless. He divinized nature-not bv
degrading the Deity TO the material, but
by lifting up the material to a participa-
ton I'm the spiritual
And so, anticipating Bacon. and De-
scartes and Newton, and La Place, and
Darwin and Herbert Spencer. Bruno
passed from country to country, the
herald Of the dawn, the pathfinder of
modern scientific and philospohic truth.
OF course, the position Of a man OF
Bruno's kidney. at that age OF the world,
was like standing on dynamite. His life
was not safe for a day, or for an hour.
He was liable, at any moment, to be hailed
before the tribunals to give an account OF
himself
The inquisition got after Bruno and
cast him into prison. He was a dangerous
character. He was making people think
business that has always been un-
popular with those in authority"
The criminal was finally taken to Rome
and subjected to a mock trial The dice
were loaded. and by the throw il was de-
cided that the champion OF reason should
die.
When informed that the decree OF
death had been voted against him he re-
piled: i suspect you pronounce this
sentence with more fear than I receive
IT,"
1t was on the 18th of February. 1900.
that the brightest man IN Europe was
publicly burned to death. in the fifty
third year OF his age.
scioppius, one OF the wise men who
heard Bruno sentenced in the hall OF 8.
Maria sopra Minerva, left this estimate
OF him; a horrible man. He taught
that there are innumerable worlds; that
the world has existed from eternity: that
God is the soul OF the world and that
Moses composed his own laws"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-05
Nada17e Le.beM
Beauty Lessons
LESSON xII--PART VI.

My diet which outlined for you In IT,
last installment OF this lesson with ~
following exercises will reduce the aver
age patient three pounds week I Go
not recommend more rapid reduction.
Unless the patient IL very strong II may
work harm. Moreover. II reduction Is
slow and steady. Il is more apt t. be PEI
manent.
Arise in time to have free half hor-
before dressing for breakfast. Begin with
the breathing exercises outiinsd IN lesson
y and follow by the general exercises
given In the first part OF this LEI EN-.
Then do these three special reduction ex-
ercises:
II. Hold the arms paradal With palms
towards each othor. keeping thori in this
position raise them slowly above the
head. stretching the body as much as pos
sible At the same time rise m the balls
of the feet. keeping steady polse. When
the arms are straight above the head
continue the movement backwards as far
as possible. keeping the head between tho
arms Return TO erect position With arms
straight up. Now bend body to the left,
keeping arms parallel and head between
them. now to right. Relax. Repeat this
exercise ten times
/ AN+s-IidNt u IeA Ut antttt NhNbHihH "
protect your body on the floor. Lac flat
with arms close at sides. In this position
roll over to the right ten tiTaos and then
roll back 20 original position. Repeat
! this ten 20 twenty times.
! n. 3-Piaoe hands on hips and bend
right knee forward. throwing loft hip up
ward and back. Now reverse the position,
left knee forward bent right hip back
ward thrown, and continue changing
weight from one side TO the othar. at first
slowly and then rapidly. Keep the hands
clasped at the back OF the head and con-
tlnue this exercise until there Is decided
ache In the leg and hip muscles.
Repeat these three exercises before re-
firing Walk at least oLe hour day.
You should do from five 10 seven miles on
level road. Hill climbing is excellent.
shall be glad to answer any personal
letters in regard to reduction from any
OF my pupils II they will send me 3
stamped, addressed envelope.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-05
BLAcKHEADS 90 QUICK
BY THIS SIMPLE METHOD

Blackheads-big ones or little ones-soft
ones or hard ones-on any part of the
body, go quick by a simple method that
lust dissolves them. To do this get about
TWO ounces OF powdered neroxin from
your druggist-spnnkle a little on a hot.
wet sponge-rub over the blackheads
briskly for a few scconds-and wash off
You'll wonder where the blackheads have
gone The powdered nerOxin and the hot
water have Just dissolved them. Pinch
ing ana squeezing blackheads only opens
he pores OF the skin and leave them
open and unsightly-and unless the black
reads are big and soft they viii not come
Dut, while the simple application OF ner-
pxin and water dissolyes them right out.
eaying the skin SOFT and the pores In
powdered neroNin a. any drug store and
Z you are troubled with these unsightly
Nemishes you should certainly try this
lmple method. -Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-05
Face Peeiing Easy
Blond or Brunette

The blondes complexion fades early.
because her skin Is extraordinarily thin
ana fine" saws Nine. Lima CaYalieri.
The brunette's, as "A rule. Is the reverse
The skin Is thicker and has its tendency
to an oily appearance.
For either the faded blondes skin or the
brunettes oily or sall0w complexion, the
beet remedy Is ordinary meFcolized wax
tirely new complexion within about q
weeks time The wax gradually peels off
the Worn-out surface skin. with all lite de-
the delicate underskin In the least The
latter will have the eXquisitely beautiful
glow OF yOuth-indeed, one may readily
lose ten or fifteen years from her age 40
far as Appearance goes. by q course of
this simple treatment. The wax, socurable
at any drug store, Is applied like cold
eam.-Advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-05

hunger Is satisfied
he ceases industry.
When q man be-
gins TO store up for
future use. and 20
supply others, he
becomes a capital
list.
All capital comes
from savings above
immediate necessi-
ties. These savings
of labor constitute
the wealth OF the
world. II men did
not produce more
than they con-
sumed there would
be no civilization.
Wealth is stored up
labor.
The fret organ
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-05

brightest minds from
tn 9 beginning o I
human history.
Among the first Of
the moderns to tackle
this stupendous task
in dead earnest and
with soul a flNm e
with a holy enIhus-
iasm was Giordano
Bruno. born In the
little town of Nola.
Italy. in 1913.
Sad and glorious Is
I h e life story OF
Bruno--sad when you
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-05
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Household Hints.


end OF your sorubblng brush. 80 that
when finished with II can be hung up and
allowed to drain. instead OF the water
bristles and making them soft. For the
same reason, do not leave the brush in
the pail OF water when the floor Is being
washed.
To remove grease from wall paper APP
ply to the spots a paste made OF fuller's
earth and cold water, leaving this on all
night. II the spots have not disappeared
in the morning a second application will
usually be found efficacious. IL 10 well
to take grease marks out OF paper directly
they are made.
Halt a cupful OF milk put In a dishtuh
full OF hot water will serve instead u
soap. II softens the water, keeps tho
hands better. because II will not roughen
them like soap. and brighten dishes.
cleaning off all grease and leaving no
scum In the pan.
Jars and pickle bottles that smell OF
onions may be made sweet II filled with
garden mold and left standing out OF
doors for tyo or three days When thor
oughly washed they will be found quite
fresh. ana may be used for jam or any
other purpose.
When cooking new potatoes 20 which
mint has been added, they usually turn
bad color This can be prevented by
cooking the potatoes first and, when
strained, placing sprg OF mint on the
top, closing the lid tightly. The steam
absorbs the flavor, and the potatoes are
kept good color
Two drops Of camphor on your tooth
brush will give your mouth the freshest.
cleanest feeling Imaginable, and will make
your gums rosy and absolutely prevent
anything like cold sores or affections on
your tongue
Stains on white flannel can sometimes
be removed by rubbing them with gly-
cerine and yoik OF egg mixed in equal
quantities. Spread on the stain. leave
for half an hour then wash the garments
az usual.
A bag OF salt standing where there Ia
a smell Of fish will absorb the aroma.
Common fern laid down in places fire.
quented by eockroaehes will drive them
away.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-05

hair that mothers
put down in black whieit
away!
hold bursting whisper
the soft things you'll fly her qucand pain too
sleep and die by-and-by NELL BRINKLEY.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-05
Copyright, 1914 by Star Company.
BY REV. THOMAS b. GREGORY.

To pluck out the heart of the greatest
of all mysteries, the mystery Of the
world and mans existence therein, has
been the one supreme desire Of earth's
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-05

that fairly radated
bitterly did it
Now that you're lanky chap, it'll
when you're in the gre hearts
in the crushed her
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-05
BY Ebert HUBBARD.

A savage is q man who eats, every
day, all the food that he secures. The
savage sees only one reason for securing
food. and that Is, to eat II. When his
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-05
Advice to LoVelorn
b BHArRTOr rAxnPAx /:

Puntshnae mt.
Dear Miss Fairfax: Am a young man
n years of age and considered very hand
some by all my girl friends
am deeply In love with girl who is
several years my junior. Recently /
held an affair which thought positively
she would attend. but she failed to APP
pear.
have not seen her for some time and
have. written to her several times, but
failed 10 receive a reply. Kindly tell me
how / can gain her love, as 1 am heart
broken q. w. =.
You seem TOO calmly certain of your
good looks. Perhaps this sensible girl
wishes to show you that sou are not
irresistible. II you really care for her
persist. and loyalty may win her,
Dear Miss Fairfax. Won't you please
tell me how ! could meet the gentleman
signing his name A. w. 4. In your
columns last evening? / am a young
lady OF much ability and refinement, but
seldom meet men of my moral ideals
and would like very much TO meet him.
QUIET.
This column is not a trysting place
Names are not furnished under any cir
oumstances. You should be patient and
trust in your own goodness. In time the
right man viii appear.
Certainly Not.
Dear Miss Fairfax: / am a young man.
~, and love a girl who Is five years my
junior. My salary IL small. while her
earnings do not overflow her pockets
either. Now would you advise me 10
disclose my intentions to her by sending
her few dollars for a dress, as she h
dressed very plainly She Is an orphan
and stsys with her married sister.
J. f.
II would be an insult for you 10 send
this girl money. / am sure you mean TO
be kind. but you would only hurt her by
suggesting that you were ashamed OF her
shabbiness. You may not pay for her
clothes until you are married. In the
meantime show your fondness by bringing
pleasure into her life
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-05
Certainly Not.
Conaaer Your JaaIoasY.

Dear Miss Fairfax: l am a young man
OF % and am In love with a girl OF IS
ana have been going with her a little over
year She Is out with other fellows
quite often. What would you advise me
TO do HEARTBROKEN,
Until girl Is engaged she Is quite free
to have a number Of boy friends. Don't
permit your selfish jealousy to begrudge
her friends, or pleasant times
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-05

The Havenhe cureis the big
brooding
healer for the grefs of chap from the time he stubs his
black anguishng when stubs the quick of his
When a curly-headed kid
hollow of mothers shoulder buried
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-05
From a stubbed Toe to Bruised Heart

Copyright. 1919. International News service.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-05

Two drops OF camphor on your tooth
brush will give your mouth the freshest
cleanest feeling imaginable, and will make
your gums rosy and absolutely prevent
anything like cold sores or affections on
your tongue.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-05

A bag OF salt standing where there IL
a smell Of fish will absorb the aroma.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-05

Common fern laid down in places fire.
quonted by eockroaehes will drive them
away
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-05

Stains on white flannel can sometimes
be removed by rubbing them with gly-
cerine and yoik OF egg mixed in equal
quantities. Spread on the stain. leave
for half an hour, then wash the garments
as usual.