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New Britain herald., 1915-06-04
Euents Tonight
High grade photo-plays at Fox's.

High grade photo-plays at Fox's
Moving pictures and vaudeville at
;Keeney's.
Monthly meeting of board OF char
ity commissioners.
Supper service by Woman's For
cign Missionary society OF Trinity M.
E. church at $50 O'Clock.
Z Drill and whist by Stella Rebekah
lodge, 10. o. F.. in Jr. O. U. A. NJ.
hall. e
Social and dance OF International
Alliance of the Theatrical Stage EN-
ployees at Turner hall.
Joint meeting Of COMMITTEES on or
dinances and the board of public
ordinance concerning automobiles.
=, Meeting OF New Britain lodge. No.
1873 Loyal Order of Moose in Judd's
block.
Meeting of Sons of Veterans In g.
A. r. hall.
Meeting OF valkyria ledge, No. FL.
Order of yasa. at SO Arch street.
Meet OF. Admiral Schley lodge No.
80, o. ID. I'll. s.. at. 1s7 Arch street.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-04

Social and dance OF Internat.ona
Alliance Of the Theatrical stage EN-
ployees at Turner hall.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-04
Honneliest Man.

The next count will be taken at
o'clock tomorrow morning and Will be
published in tomorsow's Herald. t.#
New Britain herald., 1915-06-04
Meeting OF Valkyria lodge, No. FL.
Order of yasa. at SO Arch street.

Meet OF Admiral Schiey lodge, No.
80, O. ID. I'll. s., at 1877 Arch street.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-04

Meeting of Sons of Veterans in g.
A. II. hall.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-04

, Meeting OF New Britain lodge. No.
1s3 Loyal Order of Moose in Judd's
block.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10

girl to augment the fortune already his.
Is a blunder of the worst sort. Nothing
OF happiness or good can come OF it. un-
less. indeed tho pain and discipline
bound TO follow shall lead to ways OF
wisdom.
once knew a beautiful woman who,
out OF pity. married a poor blind man and
when / said. why did you do such =
thlng2'' she replied. did you not know
that marriage IS for discipline7" Wei.
It proved to be 50 for him at least, for
three months later the poor man stopped
up the cracks Of the door 10 his room
and turned on the gas, and they found
him dead.
Discipline forsoothl MARRIAGE q meant
10 be haven, not purgatory, which !
know It all TO often Is.
Ellen Key, confessedly not knowing the
solution OF the vexed problem OF the
Ssxes. secs plainly some things that must
hot be, one OF which is ''unmutual love. e
1T should be branded upon tho souls OF
our girls in letters Of fire that 70 give
themselves in union for anything less than
mutual love ia 20 become a fallen being. {"
We may add that this 10 true OF man az
well as OF woman, save. perhaps, that
he has not 90 FAR 20 fall as has abe,
Piatonic iove-companionship OF the IN
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10

ing good health now and owe it all TO
your remedies. ] take pleasure IN tell
ing my friends and neighbors about
them. Mrs. MATTE HALEY, COL Col
quhone Street, DanvilIe. Va.
No woman suffering from any form
Of female troubles should lose hope un-
I'll she has given Lydia z. Pinkham'n
Vegetable Compound q fair trial.
This famous remedy, the medicinal
Ingredients Of which are derived
from native roots and herbs, has for
forty years proved to be q most valua-
bic tonic and invigorAtor Of the fe-
male organism Women everywhere
bear willing testimony TO the wonderful
virtue Of Lydia E. Pinkham's VegeEa-
bic Compound.
1T you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia +. PinlIham's Vegeta-
BILE COmpOundWi help yOu,write
10 Lydia y. PinkhamAIe dicineCo
(c0nfidential) Lynn, Mass, for adj
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by a woman,
and held Ia strict confidence.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
Read it Here-see it at the Movies.
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Halfway up to the aYenue June, walk
ing along and dabbing her eyes occu-
sionally, was confronted by some one.
Blyel
Which wayr' he asked.
ITO THE employment office" she told
him and showed him her little purse with
q laugh. "
It's shame that pretty girl like
you has to worry about money" And his
coal black eyes gazed down at her glow
ingly.
He tried 10 detain her; cetching her
gently by the arm, tried TO urge her into
his car, used all tho persuasiveness OF
his eyes and his smile and his suave
courtesy. but She was obdurate.
Suddenly he Jumped into his Limousine
and whirled away. He was at the en-
ploymfnt agency before June reached IT,
and had a cordial chat with the employ
ment agency woman. He handed her an
address ana went away.
June was delighted when she secured
an opening quickly and started out Inn
mediately for the place. For a moment
June felt an intense dislike in the ugly
looking house at the address given her
and all that It might contain: then, laugh
ing at her own fancies. she strobe up the
steps and rang the bell. The door
swung open silently. but no one ap-
peared. Wondering. JunA walked II, : and
the door alarmed behind her.
Two minutes later Gilbert BIye walked
Up the steps. took a key from his pocket.
inserted it into the lock and smiled.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10

and Uncle John. who has the rheumatism
80 badly he can hardly walk. Is organising
a movement 70 reform dancing and stop
the tango.
Ana Mira. Jones who lives next door,
has started movement 70 suppress
bridge playing. but my mama says that
Mrs Jones plays such rotten game
that she mover wins any prizes anyhow
Reformers are mostly ladies, though
some OF them wear pants, and have large
nobby foreheads. and ready made neck
ties.
Yon can always tell rSformers by their
hair. ana the way they need hairpins, Tor
a lady reforuer's hair Il always strasS
Cling down IN the. back and man re-
formers hair hangs down over hi4 coat
collar. which needs brushing.
There are two KINDS OF reformers- The
near reformers and the far rcformeru.
The far reformers try 70 keep the
heather from doing the way they want
10, ana the near reformers interfere with
tho pleasures and hsppinesu Of the folks
at home.
The far off reforrners are the most
popular. and can raise the most money
for their cause.
Reformers are very Wise people. ard
they know everything. We would never
know how much wiekedness there Y In
the world " reformers did not tell uH
about II.
Also we would not know how bad
everything we like II for us II Il wasn't
| for the rsfofmers. oh, how grateful we
should be 20 them.
Reforrueru are composed. Of one part
idea and the balance OF words They can
talk longer than phonograph. and they
never talk except about the one thing
they are trying 20 reform. II you say
| Good morning" TO a. reformer. she wit
say, Little girl beware Of the Demon
Rum" or abe will tell you that eating
meat will make you grow up into q blood
thirsty savage. or she win ask you to
sign q pledge never to chew tobacco,
according to what she IL reforming.
Reforming Is easy work because you
90 a all with your tongue. and It does
not tire you like cooking or doing etenos-
raphy or cleriking in store. % ] am
going 70 be a rsformer when grow up.
Also, when you are a reforner. besides
talking you take up . collection and Ieta
Of folks put money In tho hasIkst. but the
Feformer does not havs to put any IN her
self. ! know. because have watched
i ! asked my papa II reformerH ever re-
form themselves. and he said. mot on
your life I have never heard o. women
organizing a gossip reform society or a
lot OF FOUNDERS heeding . bacl-to-the.
home movement"
Reforners have vast enjoyabls time
and their annusements DO not hurt ans
one. for nothing Is ever reformed. When
am . grown lady IL / do not catch d
husband I am going TO Be q reformel
and stand up on platform and Try e
reform meh. but II get married I VII
be just q noble angel wife and spend
lmy time reformins my husband.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10

Los Angeles. This lady, a woman OF
culture and intelligence. passed into a
profound slumber and seemingly died
She was prepared for burial but returned
to life and health quite as suddenly as
she had passed into the state Of coma.
After her return she related strange
experiences, saying that she was taken
by spirit guides TO beautiful regions,
where she saw and heard so much that
was interesting and uplifting that she
dreaded to return to her body. She stated
that she was conscious that her body was
being prepared for burial, and tried to
speak to her family on the subject, but
could obtain no response.
In the same city tho wife, OF a prom-
inent Episcopalian clergyman went
through similar spiritual adventure,
The integrity and honesty OF both ladies
are above question. Many people are
asking Whist these experiences can mean.
They mean simply that the spirit goes
out OF the body into adjoining planes
Cor states OF Consciousness. but that the
spiritual cord is not severed and for
some reason known only to the Lords
OF Karma' the spirit returns to the body
to finish out this incarnation.
There are so many sucn cases on record
that It seems an evidence Of wilful ignor-
ance TO doubt them or to regard them as
mere hallucinatlons.
Were all these experiences of the hum
dreds OF thousands of human beings to
be published In one volume. It would be
observed that no two were IDENTICAL
Each has his own particular impression
TO relate Of the worlds lying beyond this
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
Strange Experiences of
Psychic S1eepers

earth, just as thousand travellers going
over the earth in a thousands ships and
trains would relate varying experiences.
Each sees according to his own powers OF
vision and according to his own develop
ment. We are led into such realms when
we leave the body as our thoughts and
acts have fitted us to enjoy when on
earth.
Irving S. Cooper. in n very interesting
article entitled 'Other Worlds sayh:
There seems 70 be an ingrained scep-
ticism in most people concerning any
thing nonphysical. II is frequently SO
pronounced that II distorts their opinions
and prevents an unbiased Judgment. This
Is certainly true when II comes to the
consideration OF the evidence Of the
existence of a super-physical world
Many persons Dramatically declare, with
out any Investigation Whatsoever. that
such a world does not exist, not realiEing
that opinions based on prejudlces are
valueless. and that. as they are un-
acquainted with the cant that ali those
who have been made. their statements
carry no weight. whatever 1t is signifi-
cant that all those who have studied care
fully the, available evidence affirm their
conviction that metaphysical realm does
exist"
Theosophlcal Investigations Of this un-
seen realm has shown that II is composed
of several interpenetrating regions, or
worlds. of which only two, however, are
OF practical importance in this preliminary
study. These two subtle worlds are con-
tanned one within the other, the solid
physical earth being embodied % the very
heart Of the two. ~
We may think OF them as two vast
spheres surrounding the earth not unlike
a giant atmosphere. yet at the same time
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the physical mat
ter Of the earth with the same case that
water vapor spreads through the air.
One sphere is larger than the other. and
therefore extends much further out into
space. but both Of them surround us ali
of the time. although we are normally
unconscious of their existence. As the
earth swings through space. following
its pathway around the sun. these
spheres move with Il Just as does the
physical atmosphere.
Thus. strange as It may seem, we are
living in three worlds at>once, and we
shall find. II we continue our studies.
that human evolution lie intimately con-
nected with ali three These subtle
worlds are as objective and real" to
those conscious of them as the earth Is
real to us, and we should not think
of them as shadowy unreaiities because
unknown to the physical senses.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
Is Marriage a Sacrament?
nent with Harper's Bazaar

tellect alone, comradeship. likeness OF
taste and social position, even physical
perfection and healtil OF body in man and
woman, should ell be held as secondary
wlen contemplating, marriage unless
added to these, there be that subtle, un-
definable law of attraction which makes
each to delight IN the presence OF the
other drawing together like the magnet
tho steel. Unless this condition be met
nature can give US no warrant that new
and superior race may be born.
Love comes not from below a - from
above. 1t IL the Towering Of the soul IN
the garden OF the heart wherever welded
bliss Is found.
There f. but one entrance 10 the sane
tuary, and that is by the way Of the
sky"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
FIFTH EPISODE.
"A Woman in Trouble.
CHAPTER i.

Fat old black Aunt Dehby was dressed
in her best marketing clothes, The green
percaie with the big yellow flowers, and
the little blue hat with the noddinE red
peoples was set far forward on her klnk-
less wig The marketing trip to the city
had been one OF Aunt Debhy's chief Joys,
but today the buoyancy and the high
pitched laugh Of excitement were absent.
You'll stop at Ned's for Mr.. Moore.
Debby.' said Mrs Moore.
"Yassum." Aunt Debby stole a Glance
at Juns's portrait on the wall. You
you amt heard nothin' yet OF Miss
JunieYr
At the sound OF that name Bouncer rose
instantly. head up. ears psrked. tai
wagging. eyes eager. mouth open
Where waa June7 That puzzllng prob
lem filled the entire mind OF Aunt Debby
as by the side Of the driver. she spun
into the city In the Moore auto.
Where was June7 a dozen private de.
tectives were securing the city, OF New
York fpr her. and they reported to q
stern faced young man who sat in the
lonely apartments which June and he had
fitted up to be their nest. his only
onig SeiiVohtSA o hiintatefe VI hi1 iONrl3
bride
Where was June? wAo vac .thIi
mysterious Gilbert Blyef What was hir
power over Ned Warmers brido2
He seized his hat and strode forth into
the streets IN bic never, ending search
for June.
Al that moment the door Of a stranss
house had slammed : abruptly behind
beantiful June Warner. And oilbert BIys
had furnished this address 70 Juns.s en-
ployment agency
= blase looking page SRI inspected Jun.
impudentiy in the aim light OF the han
then with . significant grin left Jun.
standing there and swaesered through Z
door AZ the end hf the hall Juns wal
startled as that door opened and a bIaz,
Of likht came out with the chatter 81
many voices.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
FOURTH EPISODE.
Poor LittIe RnnAway June.

CHAPTER Extraordinarily
II tam very sorry she said simply.
1--WE have had business reverse, and
We shan't be able to keep you. The fact
of the matter Is that We don't happen
TO have a cent in the house. / took all
of Harry's pocket money yesterday, and
q spent It yesterday afternoon. I'LL
that isn't quite the truth" she suddenly
blurted out. I'VE are absolutely broke.
I'VE haven't any money at ALL"
1t hurt June to part with them. She
had liked them all. ana when the little
girl hung around her neck they cried to-
gether all three-June and Mrs. wlIes
and Dolly
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10

BY special arrangement for this paper a
phofosdranla corresponding TO the install-
fnents' OF Runaway June" may now be
seen at the leading moving picture the
Rtcrs. BY arrangement made with the
Mutual Film corporation Il is not only
possible 10 read Runaway June each
day. but also afterward to see moving
picturea illustrating our story.
Copyright. 1915. by Serial Publication
Corporation-)
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10

enjoy doing Il aw-
ful wicked. and
they try TO get
laws passed 10 stop
e.
MY grandinama,
who hates the
taste Of beer and
who only drinks
ten cups OF tea a
day, Is q temper
anee reformer.
And my Aunt
Maria. who II
made sick by the
smell OF tobacco,
10 head OF Tie
Anti Cigarette
league.
And my mana
runs the Anti
anrnnrinn crnnnda.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
In-Shoots

The cheerful Iosef stunt Is An most
cases an indication that the loser In
tends TO set It back again
When a designing woman gets a fell
low by the neck he Is generally The last
one 20 awaken TO the fact
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10

mucn DetSoE ttAnH =
did when the doctor
was treating me. /
don't suffer any
bearing down pains
at ell now and / sleep
well. / cannot say
enough for Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
Bile Compound and
Liver Pills Is they
have done so much
for ma. i am enjoy
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10

fornia. There are
already several
theosophicaI and
spiritual centers in
that wonderful
land, and there
fore Il Is not sur
prising to hear OF
occurrences there
which m ay be
classed as super
normal.
The california
newspapers have
recently been COM
lnenting on the
psychic sleep" OF
the wife Of a prom
inent physician in
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
Copyright. 1915. Star Company.
BIZ ELLA WHEELER WILCOX

It has been said that southern Cali
fernia lies directly under scorpic. and it
has been said also that the new golden
age will be established in southern Cali
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
BY REV. MABEL IRWIN.

Either Il Is a sacrament or else Il is a
sacrilege. There are no halfway houses
in marriage. Either It is a case OF mutual
love or Il 10 not. and when Il Il not
nothing can make II sacred, sane or
wholeome. II 10 g sacrifice OF the most
disastrous kind. not only in point OF
view OF the Individual happiness thus
sacrificed. but OF the race itself. Amy
martial union that 10 not the result or
oppression ,os iove-attraction Is not only
q saorilisious union. but IL unengenlc to
the last degree.
We hear 90 much these days Of eugen7
/ les a. tie science Of human breeding
breeding BY selection. not Of the indi-
yiduais Themselves. but by some outslde
person OF agency supposed 70 be better
qualified to select than those most
vitany conoerned-soms one better able
70 determine how these should mate.
I can conceive Of no greater miscon-
ception Of the basic meaning OF eusenics
than this. It Is to count nature and her
supsrIative law OF attraction as Of little
importanes. and 70 put In It's stead tho
crude. Judgment OF msn-himself but a
product Of nature and OF natures God.
One might az well attempt TO determine
and condition chemical affinities. tell
hydrogen ana oxygen that il most not
minels At H2o ID, produce water. a. 70
attempt 70 decide For another whom he
shall we'd.
There may be-and o.ten aEe-hysisnic
reasons why marriage may not. In Wis
dem, h contaminated With given per-
sou 1T q given tins. but there never can
be sood reason why marriage should
b consummated At any tme without
love as its basis.
A oDs-aided love is not sufficient; the
love must be mutual For a girl 10 wed
simply because she IL getting on In
veara or 10 ssaef rid Of the man who
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
Little Mary's
Essay
Reformers and What
They Accomplish
BY DOROTHY DIX.

Reformers are folks that try to keep
everybody else from doing the things
that they don't want 10 do themselves.
Reformers think that anything they don't
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10
WHAT $40 DID
For THIS WOMAN
The Price She Paid for Lydia
E.Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound Which Brought
Good Health.

Danville, va-''IhAvo only spent ten
HollArs on your medicine and ! feel 80
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-10

A ons-slded love IL not sufficient; the
love must be mutual For a girl 10 wed
simply because she IL getting on In
years. or 20 "get rid Of the man who
pulsoes her o. for a man 20 marry a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05
TWENTY SECOND ASSEMBLY DIS
TRICT.

The first election district 10 bounded By
and within East s3rf St. First Ave. East
SIND St and Second Ave.
The second election district Is bounded
by and within East S3rd 81, Avenue A.
East SIND St and First Ave-.
The third election district is bounded by
and within East s3rd 81. East River. East
s2nd St and Avenue A
The fourth election district is bounded
by and within East s4th st. East End
Ave. East s3rd -. and Avenue A.
The NTH election district Is bounded by
and within East s3th ST, East End Ave,
East seth ST. East River. East s3ri St,
East End Ave. East N4'h St and Ave-
me sixth election district Is bounded by
ana within a diagonal line from the corner
OF East s4th ST and First Ave. 20 the
Avenue A. East s3rd 81 and First Ave.
The seventh election district IS bounded
hv and within East sjth St, First Ave.
10 Sgri St diagonal line from the cor
ner ~ First Ave and East sSrd ST. TO
IN. corner Of East stth ST ana Second
Ave and Second Ave.
The eighth election district is bounded
bv and within East s4th -. and Second
Ave. a diagonal line from the corner o.
second Ave. and East sith St 70 the cor
ner Of First Ave. and East s3rd St. Las;
s3rd St and Third Ave
Tn. ninth election district Is ounded by
and within a diagonal line from the cor
n.r OF East s5th -. and Third Ave 20
the corner Of East S5th St and Second
Ave. second Ave. East s-th 81. and
Third Ave
The tenth election district Is bounded b
and within East ssth St. Third Ave- East
s4th 81 and Lexington Ave.
The eleventh election district IL bounded
By and within East s6th ST. First Ave
East s5th 81 and a diagonal line from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05

FOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
The nrst election district IS bounded by
and within las; .tfh ST. second Ave. East
20 ST. and Lexington Ave.
The second election district 81 bounded hy
and within East .-fh ST. Third Ave. last
2s;h 81, second Ave. East 18th St and
The ,hird election distric, Is bounded ny
and within diagonal line from the corner
OF Eas; 2sth 81. and second ave. 10 the
Ave East 2ith ~. and Second Ave
The fourth election district IS bounded ~
and within East 18Th ST.. East River. East
fsi ST and First Ave
Tho mn election district IS bounded by
anc within East -,th So. FRS, Ave. a dag
onsi line from the corner % East 25th 81.
and First Ave. 90 tho corner Of East 2tth
~ and second Ave- and second Ave
The sixth election district ~ bounded by
and within East elth ST. Second Ave East
The seventh election dis,ric, IS bounded by
and within Fast -siu So. Third Ave East
18th St second Ave. East 2,th St and
Tss eighth election d.s,ric, :. bounded b,
snt within Fast son St Second Ave. East
r,h - and Third Ave
The ninth election district 4. bounded b,
and within East son ST. East River Fas
m 81. First ave. East 2sth 81 en'
TIE tenth election district t. bounded D,
snd within last Sis; St. East River Fas
trh 81. and Second Ave
TIE eleventh election district Is bounde
~ sNa NlNNln last slst ST. Second Ave
Fast So,h a., Third Ave. East 18Th 81 an
Lexington Ave
Tho tWeifth election district Is bounded D
ard within East 1fh ST. and Third Ave
Iast gsi So and Lexington Ave
TIE thirteenth election district II toe nte
b. snd within East Nrt So. Se.ond Ave
- az ~. an Third ave
me fourteenth election discreet is nolnie
b. and within fasf Nrf ST.. IAst Nitei
Esst Gsf 80 an Second Ave
The fifteenth election district - boun1ed D.
ard within diagonal Inc from the corne
OF Second Ave and Fast Sith 81 20 ihc cor
rer % iirt Ave ard East 3fth St Eas
SCR S.. East River. East SSrd 81 and Sec
ond Ave
The sixteenth election district q. hound.t
~ and within East 18th 81. Secoai Ave
Fast sgrs 80 and Third Ave
The seyenfecnth election district Is bounded
~ and within East 10Th 81. Enst River.
yas, 2.th ST. a diagonal lire from the cor
ner % First Ave and East 3fth ST % fhe
corner OF Second Ave and East 18th -
East %th 81 and Third Ave
The eighteenth election district II bounded
by ard within East 9th 81. East River. East
Ssth -. and Third Ave.
The nineteenth election district Is bounded
by and within East ls,h ST. fAs RiYcr Fast
IN - and Third Ave
The twentieth election district Is bounded
BY and within Easf 53th S. East Rver. East
6th 81 and Third Ave
TA' twenty -hr'' siseuO5 district Is bounded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05
ELECTION NOTICE.

bv abo within Ess 10Th St. rrosp~ct Place
E,,t sist AZ Esst River. East Ssth So and
Third Ave ,
Ths tventy-es conc slecti5n district Il
bounded Nv and within East f?nd ST, Third
ave Fact act 60 Prospec' Place East Ffh
r. and Lexington Ave-
me twenty third election clsfric ia bound
"a ~ and within East ana St = osEVcf
Place East &sri ST. East Pifei. Fast 49,
o. and Tn'rd Ave