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The Dolores star., 1914-03-06

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The Dolores star., 1914-03-06

- arset . nan- Thsa ~ eoul1
0oek ths whole show anl hit he
soae with Ne. In stcay bruhe. too.-
- pattsd hss sAouldss ssasly M
esass lsapsd Into he voasa's tirs6
eyeA She criel . III and b seoehs6
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'-rhoss etAsss." M ~, wiplae
- syss % hes esarse aSeea, .lhsy
aso ktnd bst thsy aon1 unAsestand.-
They mean we'll" said Tie Water
-1sDoa. but yos have 70 % through
sne min yourself. TO 70 ven. ! know
Wat poverty means. 10 ways ains
always pssasaatnsss ~ . dse-Goas
sight"
sbseears an. bsesars an. evsed
Hsaristta. % they seartsd ~ The roeA,
- the dewy freshness Of early morn
Ing.
The air was like osone. Il was
PHYSICAL Joy simply 10 walk. 10 breathe
Inc Oior Of Aelds and woods and
open places and 10 let ones 'eyes
dwell on the beauty and the glory Of
the land.
Il an Glad II pleases ycu, issrs
stea." said the general tartly.
Henrietta sobsred Gather, ] feel
- bad ~ you Do about the car. But
! can't 90 into mourning for it,
you needed another one anyway"
consoled Billy. with the Kindly reas
surance and hopeless miaunderstand.
Ing Of the rich. The last model 10
out now. you know"
Billy" said Henrietta, do you
think we can buy car every time the
hunor moves usf You don't under.
stand"
II know said BILLY humbly.
crushed under repeated rebufPs from
every one. Il am . perfect fool. Hen
rietta, but can't help H."
II was nearly noon when they came
In sight OF their destination. . gaunt,
gray farmhouse. perched on the top
Of the gentle slope overlooking the
valley and the winding river to the
woods on the hills beyond. They came
10 the bars Of . COW pasture and .
narrow COW path leading across the
Aeld to the house, shorter way than
~ the road.
Henrietta and Billy. seeing no cows
In sight, allowed the Watermelon to
let down the bars and to pass through
Billy waited inside the fence. standing
By the path, among the sweet fern.
until all but the Watermelon had
started up the path for the house.
Quietly she watched the watermel.
on % he slowly and reluctantly ~
placed the bars.
Jerry" said she, when be had at
last finished. what 10 the matters''
H. had stopped into the Path u
froat Of hin and be had 10 stop S11
face her.
He flushed hotly and would not loot
at her. There 10 nothing the nat.
ter" said be. .'Whyf What makes
yOu think cot"
She drew herself up with pretty
dignity. "You need not have told NJ
what you ~ yesterday In the rail-
ssal eut. " !: wers not 90" said sha
SdItS Sln1ly.
The Dolores star., 1914-03-06
NOTICE vQR QUALIFICATIONS.
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The Dolores star., 1914-03-06

NJ ea-~s.v,
CAAYfeH I-fhs Wssssns3oa eaA
ya0ee. two traapa MASTERING each ether
rslasdtng thsis psfsonal appsarance. a..
60 g cIeaa up. acss!rs nsy clcthss ead
- 70 which = the bsttsr Iooking.
cHAPTER u-wassrnsssa $3.50 v .
eesh REGISTER .irom the SsrSsr 81 :
essves trick and sets . shave
cHAPrrR nI-He d,scovers . young
.an bathing IN . lake and steals hts
csoshes. While sitting In an automobile
roeA.ids. General crossman and hts
x:ss%ss H .S.s 4. y: SR..s Il e r..
ee0eral profRers assistance. Watermelon
hnasds him . card bearlns the name VII:
r 49, nsarsrsve batchelo. The general
m who broke the cotton corner IN Wall
ssrese . few days before. He invites him
To dins with them.
CHAPTER fv-wasermeion 10 intro
dossl 70 Bartlett. ! biz wall street op-
whom he procssds 10 RAN In love.
CHAPTER v-Bars,ett. who has been
: .. ne SsTReGssd broker With , him = t tor
nrs,.s ns VIZ inssructions 70 NJ
~ svsv ssn,s S,,sv escsS surS - ,nsr
ths unknown.
CHApTGR W-While chatting with
sn.y. the telegraph boy tips on Bart
CHATTER vn-wssermessa secid.s 70
~ ~ eessistt and the general In . weeks
.caAPTEn Tn1watermeloa s''p:.
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dss-ovsrs mat the poles a.. comins.
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$3.50 Sm e stopped oy the ofncr ~
tssneicn. S ~ ! e,svsr rus. ssts them out
q troshsa
CHAPTER xm-As nsys,ett had
PLANNED. the party becomes lost.
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ssocs: e :scosted BY to men VI: Want
pesticviars r.safdins N.
cuAprrn xv-rn. ,.rx 4. .,r..,.6
and Saied before country Justice for
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msasy ana jswsiry 10 the aiGkt.
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seWs car are "''sins.
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The Dolores star., 1914-03-06
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The Dolores star., 1914-03-06
cnAerGa KIN.



sB1D1y." beean the Watermesou.
turning aside with darkeninG sysa.
his aushed face growing slowly white
40 ~ realised the reckoning had
come. Billy must know oil now, know
who Der companion Of the past week
was. know the status Of the man Who
had told her he loved her. Then be
turned to her again with al his mad.
wild. scottish. hopeless longing In his
eyes end voice and held out his arms.
-OA, hid. love yos." he whispered.
~ eAe went 70 him. frankly and hap.
ply. n love you % ! can't marry
you.s
ITS old-fashioncd to love your
wife. know" chirrupsd Billy. hut
lets b old-fashtoned."
IT isn't that. Billy" said the Wa
ternsloa slowly. He held her . 10.
meat. looking down into her eyes %
she hooked up at him. her hssAs On
biz shoulders. her head back.
what 10 itf' she asked. frankly
pussls1. bst refusing 70 b dismaysd
Yes eaa't Afford Q wife. you Via
made thrss-fosr-millions this
yearf"
Tea said the watsrmslon. grin
aa1 euSst. that's H." He let Der o.
and thrust biz hands into bis pockets
u haven't cent. havsn't ever had
ose. In not Bachelor with . few
milltoas. I'm tramp without . cent
stony broks. That suitcase" kickins
BatcheIoF's SUITCASE which be bad
casrts6 with him. 'is another's and
I'm going 70 chuck Il tonight"
Billy stared. mouth slightly parted
hse bsows drawn together 10 woader
unbslisvtng.. ~Not Batchelorr" che
seamnsssA .Willian Hassrave Hat
oho1oef
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-20
CANDY IS ONLY FOR
POOR LITTLE BOYS
Lads Who win Have Plenty at
Home Asked Not to Crowd the
Municipal Tree.
RESPONDING WELL
Associated Charities and visiting
Nurses' Association WIN DistriS-
ute the FOOD which is sent
TO the Mig Tree.

Only poor little boys snd girls win be
given boys Of candy ana fruits from the
municipal Christmas tree. which WIN be
prepared in the Auditorium Christmas
eve
City Commissioner Dan y. Butler, who
arranged for the Christmas tree, says
there wifi not be enough candy and fruit
70 go all around TO the boys Of pros
porous parents and that the boys and
girls who DO not really need tho gifts
should give place to the poorer tots.
Merchants have responded generously
TO Commissioner Buffers request for
gifts. Food, clothing. fuel and money
have been received from many omahans
and arrangements have been made with
the Associated Charities and the Visit
ing Nurse association to distribute the
gifts where they viii do the most good.
Commissioner Butler Is busily trans
porting gifts to the Auditorium and will
send them out the day before Christmas.
ABOUT fifty families win be aided
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-20
HOW HISTORY, is WRITTEN
TOLD CLUB BY DR.. FLING

you cannot know about tho war just
by reading letters from Austria. Ger
many, Great Britain or France" eaid DIR.
r. NJ. Fling OF the University OF Me-
braska to an audience as the University
club last night
So they expectantly waited for DR..
Fling 10 tell them about the war. But
he didn't mention the subject again dur
Ing his whole lecture. except for one
slight remark. that although he owed
the Germans for all he knew about his
tory. he was. nevertheless. anti-German
himself Hs subject was. How History
Is written.T
Drj Fling declared that everybody
shohid dabbie IN history more or less
because II concerns everybody. and all
are obliged 10 make uee OF II. He told
OF the sources OF historic data and Of
how they are examined by good his
torians In arriving at the real facts.
The popular historian. Redpath. came
IN for a hard "knock" at the hands OF
the professor. who admitted that RED
path "a just like poetry. but history is
neither poetry nor literature, but the
scientific detailing OF facts, school his
tories should be exact and in detail, he
asserted.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-20
World Is at Peace
Only 30 Years Out
Of Three Thousand

CHICAGO. Dec 1o.--Internationai
anarchy IL the factor OF the, present
civilization causing the war. according
TO Or. John Mez OF the University OF
Munich. president OF the International
Society OF Students in an address here
today.
THE main factor in international rela-
tons" he said. rs the desire for trade.
gain. colonies and CONQUEST War Is the
necessary outcome Of the present condi-
ton OF society which il International
anarchy.
TN the last 3OOo years, there have
only been fEfty years without war and
there have been 5000 peace treaties"
Among the steps necessary TO make
peace something more than armed neu-
trality, Prof.. Mez said was concert OF
the powers 70 police the world and ian
end Of secret treaties and indemnities."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-20
HOW TO USE A DOCTOR
CHAPTER VIM.


AS former methods Of medical education
have dictated It. when mankind was less
ciyllised. the physician has been sought
by the people only when there has been
plain physical expression Of disease TO
remedy. such as ives Indicated by pain,
fever, cough. shortness OF breath and
other common symptoms. The more In
telligent people are now apperciating the
sanity OF consulting a physician who is
qualified to detect and to correct the
earliest signs OF disease. Health Is
being expressed Ia terms OF cnergy, and
disease Is regarded as lack OF energy,
willie the well qualified physician il de-
victims his efforts 70 stopping the leaks.
10 increasing the dynamic potential OF the
composite organism. and 20 enhancing
his patients powers OF coordination so
that tile greatest living and working
capacities OF the individual may be Sc
cured and lhaintainsd.
There are no Imaginary cfseases.'' nor
does LACK OF SELF CONFIDENCE.
UNHAPPINEss. NoRBIDNEss. FEAR
on DEPRESSION exist where there Is
not an adequate. physical explanation for
such symptoms. indicating as they do a
mum uecueu AhcHtNi ana Nuteitai ttdu-
iustment. Such discomforts have foun-
dation in the disturbed molecular ar
rangcment OF the mechanisme OF nervous
and chemical combinations. and they
clearly Indicate fault which interferes
with the harmony Of perfect physiological
activity.
The human body may aptly be COM
pared 20 an engine. which. n not kept adj
justed 90 as TO DO It's best work. some
part must sspabiy become perniR nent-
iy faulty. and this constitutes the weak
ness which means early consignment 10
the human scrapheAp. DISORDERS or
THH DIGESTIVE SYSTEM, THE CIR
lcULAToRY AND RESPIRATORY APP
PARATus, THE KIDNEYS, LIVER
AND OTHER GLANDULAR ORGANS.
THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. SKIN. OR
SPECIAL SENSE ORGANS FOLLOW
As THE CONSEQUENCE.
On the other hand the entire catalogue
Of diseases are preventable ma durable.
II competent medical assistance a se.
cured Ia tins. when the earliest manifss-
Ilauons q disease make their appearances.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-20
Ho,C She Discarded
Unsightly Completion

How often exclaimed as beheld my
ugly complexion In the mirror, ''If only
could tear off this old skim And, do
you know, I've learned how to do that
very thing? Not to actually remove the
entire skin all OF a sudden; that would be
too heroic a method and painful. too,
Imagine. The worn-out cuticle comes off
In such tiny particles, and so gradually
requ ring about ten days to complete the
transformation-it doesn't hurt bit. Day
by day the beautiful complexion under
meath comes forth. Marvelousl No mat
ter how muddy, rough. blotchy or aged
your complexion. you can surely discard
u BY this simple process. Just get an
ounce or ordinary mercollzed wax at your
druggists. apply nightly like cold cream.
washing II off mornings.
My wrinkles got rid of by an equally
simple method. BY dlssolving an ounce.
OF powdered saxolite in half-pint witch
hazel and bathing my face in the solu-
ton, every line completely disappeared.
First the finer lines, finally even the
deep crows feet. vanished entirely--Mona
MORROW in Town Tattler.--Advertisem
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-20

though REAL PROFESSIONAL SKILL
IS REQUIRED 10 find the cause and TO
give such reconHtructive aid asswill safe
guard the. welfare OF those whose lives
are in danger.
} The well qualified physician today re-
gards not sIpkie structures or organs
alone. but the coordination OF all Of the
structures organs and parts OF the hu-
man body beth nervous and chemical
and THESE COLLECTIVELY ARE
DESIGNATED AS THE PERSONALITY.
As the consequence OF this mode OF in
vcstigaiion. the cause OF human illness,
inefficieney. discomfort or unhappiness
GOES RACK OF THE BAcTERIoLo-
GscALirRocEss. OR T1IE GROSS Elk
PRESTON OF PATHOLOGY" and.
crowded the patient Is the possessor OF
common Intelligence and has a desire TO
find and flil a place OF usefulness in the
world, Il is the task OF the physician to
enllshten his pathway. or 70 guide him OF
her back 20 The haven OF health sanity
and usefulness In tho world.
While making no claim TO infaiiibility.
THESE MEA sURES BRING UNPAR-
AIIEf.ED RESULTS as applied to the
treatment OF all classes OF diseases. and
they constitute cure for the present and
prevention Tor the future. however pain
ful the patients dlsillusionment may be.
Moreover. they are RAPIDLY REvOL.U-
TIoNIzING TfIB ENTIRE PROCESS
or MEDICAL TRAINING AND PRAc-
TicE and give bright promise OF saving
fully five hundred thousand human lives
Ia the United states every year.
II has been conservatisely estimated BY
a well-Snown life insurance company THAI
the sum Of s.5ooeoo,ooo Is low estimate
OF the annual economic loss from pre-
ventable deaths Ia this country alone.
COLONEL. cORGAs HAS EAfPFfAsEz-
ED THE FACT and placed Il squarely
before the American people. that the
EXCESSIVE DEATHS PROM PRE-
vENTAsLE DISEASES in our commun-
tiles r. nothing short OF a communal
crime All because physicians have not
been properly equipped. and THE Pro
Pile HAVE NOT BEEN. TAUGHT
HOW TO USE A DOCTOR.
HENRY s MUNRO. NJ D.
cess Brindeia Theater Bldg..
| Omaha, Neh.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-20

-~M FIVE PIECE SILVER SETS
Just like the Instantaneous
complete in fancy box in AR
good quality of silver plate MAH
Special price for the set. :. WV
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-20
BRIEF CITY NEWS

fidelity storage . Ven Co.. poug. asa.
wavs noot rrfne Tt---Now Res con Press
XMAS Tree xdshting 0utfiAs-BurgeNs-
Gfanoen.
aaidrage-nEaaasn Co---cOnpensation In
surance inspections for Special rates tree
aosutiful An Modern Homes for So
on the easy payment plan. Sahi.els
Realty Investment Co. Phone Doug. go.
Re INSURED Of better business for 1919
by locating your office IN The Bee oulio.
ing, "the building that Is always new
office room 1903.
srcday's Complsts Movie program
classified section today. and appears IN
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture thcaters offer
warren Cundtff Visits Eere--warren
Cundiff, assistant general passenger
agent OF the Union Pacific at Kansas
city, Is In Omaha. calling on old friends.
He will be here q couple OF days.
DR.. nullensr 20 xacturo--Dr. Frederick
Millener will address the Omaha Philoso-
phlcal society on Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock in tho society's hall. Nineteenth
and Farnam streets, on Recent Improve
ments In Electrical Communications.
The public IS invited.
Father stensOn in ZoHpital-While the
Rev. James Stenson, pastor OF 81 Phiio-
nena's. Is in st. GATHERINGS hospital. suf-
fering from a finger badly infected after
n brulse. Father Michael Stagno. who has
been in cheyenne some months. Is taking
his place at ST. Philonnenas
Art Exhlhat CLOSES sunday Ivsnang--
The third annual exhibit of paintings
and art work which 10 in progress at the
court house under the auspices OF the
Omaha Art Cid will close this even
ing at o'clock. The showing y better
this year than that OF 1913 and has been
seen and admired by hundreds OF local
art lovers
Sings for san Carlo xeAsoF-Mlss
Ethel Solomon. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs,
IL. ]. solomon. sang for chevalier An
geiini, director OF the San Carlo Grand
Opera Company. which appeared In this
city last week. Miss solomon says that
she was Offered position in the opera
company by the director but she de-
clined the offer in favor OF another year
Of study before taking UP the work.
MANS thoughts SHOWN IN Pscsures--A
stereopticon lecture, in which the
thoughts OF man as viewed by those who
have super-normal powers will be shown
In pictures and explained. as well az the
inner bodies of man which are not visible
to those of ordinary. vision by John t,
Eklund at the Philosophical hall. suite
7O1 Bee building. this evening at eight
o'clock. Thought forms IN pictures
beautifully colored and an explanation
Of the latent powers in man which ars
neglected. but may be developed by one
who wills 20 do so are some Of the
| features.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-20


While Mr. krug has made a large
amount OF money. he has not Invested
q IL bohds and laid them away IN order
20 clip the coupons once or twice a year
and gather Ia the interest, neither has
he Invested IN vacant city corner lots
10 vait for an advance when surround
Ing Property has been improved. thus
making them more valuable. Instead. he
has pioneered % a considerable extent.
He has some over the city and bought
fairly high priced properly. and thereon
he has erected numerous substantial bricl.
business houses. enhancing the value OF
ad1eeent property
Ihsn. too. some years ago. when Omaha
was IN need Of smother theater. Mr..
KruE came 10 the front He expended
more than Sioe.oc4 in the erection OF q
playhouse that bears bis name.
Something like fifteen years ago ther.
developed a demand for an amusement
park Ia Omaha There waa nothing o
ihs Kind and people were without !
place 70 80 and take their families 70
cuttings Again tlr, Krug threw hlnisei
into he breach and Al cost OF NOR
fbon $4,000 Bought and HANDICAPPED cifft
esa acres Of The high land out on the Ben
son car line, naming the place Krus
park
From The very inception. Krug pan
mas peprIaf ard eontlnuee 70 remain %
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-20

REGAL VELVET RUGS---A delightful
gift that everyone will enjoy. The
are 9x12 feet in size, are of a goo
quality, Persian and ORR AM@ n YF
entail patterns. Special AWA ~
Xmas price, only ....l.s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-20

Il being looked upon by ali classes Of re-
spectacle people as one OF omaha's best
features during the summer months When
IL Is open.
Aside from what he has done toward
building up Omaha, Mr. Krug has all
ways been giver 10 all charitable in
stltutions and enterprises, and never
does man or woman ask him for money
for worthy cause and so away empty
handed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-27
Politician Would be of More
Benefit to Burleson as
the Postmaster.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON. March 27. - Be-
cause she says "a Tyler never re-
treats Miss Matte Tyler, grand
daughter Of John Tyler, tenth presi-
dent of the United States, in Wash
ington today is demanding what she
terms Justice. Miss Tyler tried to see
President Wilson. but it was cabinet
day and she had to wait. She wants
herself reappointed postmistress at
Courtland, Va, or if not, then she
demands that Miss Sadie Cole. who
heads the civil service eligible list,
gets the job. Incidentally, Miss Tay-
lor is fighting a combination headed
by Postmaster General Burleson, the
practical politician Of the Wilson cab
met. Miss Tyler who Is more than
sixty years old has bsen postmStress
at Courtland for twenty years There
has never been opposition to her re-
appointment. Recently it was an
nounced that a civil service examina
ton would be held for the Courtlano
postoff1ce. Miss Tyler's age barred
her. Another woman, Miss Cole, car
ried off the honors. But Repres snta
tive Holland wanted the job for
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-27
KING OF SWEDEN MAY BE
FORCED TO LEAVE THRONE

they were far in excess Of the pro-
gram formulated by the liberal cab
met then in power, and as the king
in reply to a protest from the pre-
mier declared his intention Of freely
speaking his mind to his people when
ever he felt that the occasion de-
manded, the cabinet resigned.
The king appointed Baron Ham
marskjold, a conservative, to succeed
Premier Staff The dissolution and
order for a general election followed.
The progressive majority in the late
lower house was 100, there being 101
liberals and 6S socialists, as against
Ga conservatives. Should the liberal
socialist combination be returned to
power, It will mean a popular rebuke
to the monarch which might possibly
lead to his abdication in favor of his
son.
The two progressive parties are
firmly united in their opposition to
the kings Interpretation of his prerog-
atives but they are now at odds on
the armament issue. This was raised
on account of popular suspicion pre-
vailine throughout Sweden that Rus
sia's recent extraordinary military
activities in Finland indicate that the
car has designs on the Scandinavian
peninsula