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CRACO.
II SUICIDE \ listed ESTO?.
Viene de la cuarta.

Y bicn caIzado, mi esposo me llamG
la atencion, dicicndome: Mira. Fula.
ma, que pie tan lindo."-Yo lc res,
pondi TODD 10 que Sc me ocurrj0, y al
dia sjguicHtc me comprc todos los
patos chiquilos Y bonitos que Vi. lc
mandaba a 81 las cuentas para que
Sc fijara y no me decia NADIA. Me pu,
Sc cl vestido corto, para lucir bien e.
pie. Desdc csc dia no Sc ha mctido
en- mi manera de vestir Y SOY Iibrc.
Pocos son los hombres que saben
V entienden de como Sc deben vestir
las .mujeres.
Les gusta yer mujeres vestidas a la
moda. con trajes de sports, etc, pero
quo no sean las suyas.
De modo que hay que c~onseguir de
buena manera que no dirijan Ia in
dumentarla de su mujer.
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SANDWICHES.

DE QUESO-Corte en- p~edacItos
tres onzas de queso fino y echeio en-
un mortero, con una onZa de mantle
uuilla, una cucharadita de mOstaza,
dos aceitunas sin hueso; machaque-
10 hasta hacer una pasta, untelo en- cl
pan v col6quelo denLro del jamon o
pavo.
DE DATILES-Lave los battles ell
aqua caliente, sequelos y quiteles Ell
hueso; mesclelos con c~astanas, ma
chaquelo todo, echando un poquito
de crema, para que quede n pasta
y Gntela en- el pan.
SUENOS DE QUESO.-Coja ~
rebanadas de pan, quitele el migajon,
c6rtelas en- mitades, coloque encima
una lasquita fina de queso, echele sal,
pimienta Y salsa inglesa, unite ell pan
de mantequilla y coloque' olro enci-
INA.
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osRAs DIVERSAS.

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RELIGION.

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' IA otra con e. simbolo reden-
81 Genio del CriStianismo. Esta o0ra,
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=

PoeSias de Antonio Plaza. SOC
PasioHarias. Obras poeticas de Ma
nuel VI. Flores. .......... doc
Poesias de Manuel Acuna. Aumenta-
das con el hermoso drama Eel Pa-
sado" Soc
Les T-Ovadores de Mexico. Hermosa
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jores aUtores. 4 Ia rustics.. -. zoe
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Glen mil frances pOr I'm beso

dad ia duqueSa-lienen un fOnd0
| diguo de apreciO y de atencl0n:
no puede nesarsc QUE al ieSalrar a
marques quitaremes I'M benrfirj" 4
los pObreS. Y COS. "%,..., ..- IN
beSo dadO o recibidO delante DE-
este publicO numerOsO. no menos-
caba la dignidad femenil, y cal
culandO que Ell marques debe pagar
a muy buen precio la gOloSlna que
pretende. aceplo, en- nOmbre de to-
das las damas que me e%scuchan, Ia
| Oferta del marques.
Bravo! Bravisimo. Admirable.-
| grilaban los cabalIerOS, apIaudlen-
do eStruendoSamentc. en- tant0 que
las damaS 81 cubrian los rOstros coz
los abanicOs.
va vris.. Se1ores-diio e. duqu,
i yo lendrt raz0n. cuandO mi mu-
ier me la id: GSta Is la primero
yeZ que mi muier opina como 20.
-Por caridad.-repIic6 la duqur-
"a.
NurNo> apEauSoS saIudar0n Il j
respectable DANA.
| I'm seguida - adelantG eI mar
.,,, E..I.
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OBRAS POETICAS De PEA.

Poesias Escogidas .......... Soc
Ell Arpa del Amor SIPS
Flores del Alma SIPS
Hogan ' Patria. Edicion de lujo.S1.25
Recuerdos y E~speranzas. Edici0n de
lujo .S1.25
Las Glorias de Mexico. Collection de
composiciones dedicadas q L. patria
= a sus heroes TIC
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NOVELAS A 40c CADA UNA
e. Becerro de Oza,
E Hijo Maldito.
La Lucha por Ell Amor.
z! Manuscrito de Nj nadrs.
Maria, por Jorge Isaac&,
81 Cura de Ia Aldea~
Dora.
AZucenA
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do que Ell BRO de Ia mcdalIa sea de
Duena ley.

-
Pasaron dos meses. En- I'll ms
tante de descuido, los labios del
marques Sc unier0n a los de Julia,
: Julia no los rechaZ6.
Ell marques y Ia vizcOndesa aca-
laban de caSarse.
Ell duque, Siempre de buen hu-
nor. decia a sus amigos:
Este demonio de marques tiene
.Spiriiu commercial: ejccula pcrfec-
amenIc las Operaciones a plazO fl
10: page cien mil frances pOr I'm
1eSo que no do. y ahOra lie van L
,aIir los bcSoS a cinco centavOS eli
millar.
RAIMUNDO DE OSIRIS.
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NOVELAS A 35c CADA UNA.

Malditas Sean las Mujerea.
halditos Sean les Hombrez-
MaldiJas Sean las Suegra:,
Arte de BuScar Marble.
Las Evas Modernas
E. Novio Prestado.
La Hija de las Flores.
Fl Purgatorio de las Solteraa
e ParaIso de las Mujeres.
e inferno de los H0mbzsA
viva mi NOviai
e. Hada de los Marsz.
Su Majestad el Amor
Maldito Sea Ell Amos,
La Princesa del DoLQA
Amor ' Martirio.
L. Hija de Venus.
Por que Sc Casan los HombreI
Por que SC Casan las MuJereE.
Por que Pecan las Mujeres.
Por que Reinciden las NIudRG
e. Collar de Esmeraldas,
Las Hijas de Champagne
e Nido de R~uiscnores,
Las Obreras del Amor.
Marina 0 la Hija de las Olaas
PaSionarias de Annoy.
e ST &c las N;naa,
La Fiuda Allegro.
La Nina de los JsLEAzeA
CalvarIO de Amor.
Por seguir q una Mujer.
Malditos Sean los Celoh.
La co-te del Amor.
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Il DestleTro So'
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ESPIRITISM0-

ESPlRITISMO-
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u Evsngelio Segun Ell EspiTitis-
NO '"S
- Cislo : 81 Inferno ........ 7Ss
pgKAs De - GUERRA EUROPEA
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2asS ASs
EISTORiA
Fl Sol de Mayo. Memorials de IA In
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81 Csrro de la CampsnAE. Con re-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-24
HoW 1 DISCOVERED Myself
Anna GOldthwaite, Artist, Tells How She Triumphed

After all. how can woman show spe-
Gifted talent in any one thing unless she
is willing to be sincere and work from
within, and not from without?
! have always believed that we never
work hard II we love what we are doing
because then work becomes a relaxation
and a pleasure. I believe that to a great
extent my success has been fortunate
That Is. the time is propitious for the
kind OF work that I am doing. on ac-
count of this terrible war. the people
in body are turning to the lighter thing
that spell beauty and pleasure. And |
am trying to express beauty In my own
way.
! know that a woman may recognize
her talent and follow II n she applies
herself earnestly at the thing that hap
pens to present an opening. That is
knew that / could do certain thing
better than l could anything else. even Il
l could not do It well. and So l worked
along those lines.
l always refused to be blue about my
failures No one has ever reached sue
cess without many failures and come
backs. But ] did cling to every small
triumph as a stepping stone, and when
things seemed darkest I always tried Co
remember that the rung in the ladder
that l had reached through my latest
piece Of success I need not relinqush
for a temporary failure. That Is the only
way to work up. and II one Is really sin
cere II is impossible to fall.
My advice TO all young artists is work.
application, sincerity and personality.
Never try to express what you cannot
feel; never try TO set UP a false standard,
but judge your work fairly through the
eyes OF your soul.
Follow the call that is in you-no mat
ter how faint-it will develop as you de-
velop and finally become the largest pa.t
of you. 1t has been so written in the
stars, and the march of progress makes
1t impossible not to recognize.
mag with cut
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-24

Some one advised me to take Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. had
taken 80 much medicine and my doctor
said he could do me no good so ! told my
husband he might get me bottle and l
would try 1t. By the time / had taken
It felt better. continued its use, and
now / am we'll and strong.
''I have always recommended your
medicine ever since ! was so wonder
fully benefited by 1t and / hope this
letter will be the means of saving soma
other poor woman from suffering. -
Mrs. MARTHA SEAvEY, BOX 1144,
Unionville, Missouri.
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Vegetable Compound have thousands Of
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III there are any complications you
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read and answered by a woman and
held In strict confidence.
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A Paying Investment

vital importance in this world. Anything
which casts unhappiness or gloom upon
your home is a calamity too great to be
lightly brought about.
II you keep on with your investment,
something more than pleasure and happi-
ness will be offered you as dividends.
In the long run the returns will assume
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ployes will like TO remain with you and
will take a deeper interest in aiding you.
Not all. but enough to save you the ne
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anG an endless chain of good feeling and
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People will derive a sense of pleasure
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Many of the worries and vexations which
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And when they do make themselves
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to dismiss them. Begin your new invest
ment right away.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-24
BY ANNE GoLDTHwAITE.

CWhose Paintings Adorn the Congress
saonal Library at WashlngtonD
I never really believed that | was cut
out to be an artist. L really had no
ambitions and dreamed no visions ]
believed that the world was filled with
talent and young people far more gifted
than l was, and with all the reluctance
of youth / refused to come to New York
and study. My uncle proposed taking
me to New York, and l went lured by
the prospect of a winter in the gay
metropolis. rather than by any great
urge toward artistic development
/ thought l would learn to do fash
lions and I began my work in a small
class In the Gibson studios After that
! spent some time etching under Mielatz
and consider that experience the finest
drill that 1 can remember. l really
had no sudden awakening to what /
wanted to do.
One thing logically followed another
and 1 finally decided to go to Paris be-
cause 1t seemed 20 me the thing TO do.
That was after / had decided that |
might do more with my art than illus
trate.
] think that my real discovery Of my
self was through encouragement. l sent
some pictures to the Salon with no great
belief that they would be hung. and
almost before 1 knew it they were recog-
nized 1 believe that the smallest piece
of announcement bulks large in the life
of any woman, and 1 know that 1
struggled to be worthy of any notice the
authorities took of my work. My little
successes always helped toward larger
ones.
My standard of work is one that any
woman in any walk of life may easily
follow. I worked hard, using my own
opinion as standard. 1 never worked
for what the people wanted. l was sin
cere in my efforts and tried to express
myself rather than to work for the pub
lie at large.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-24
Why the Moon Often Looks Like Giant Wheel of Fire the Horizon

rather with an area (the area OF the
surrounding sky. and az the eye again
takes In a space thirty degrees across.
the area of that space is more than 100
square degrees, while the area of the
moons disk is only about one-fifth Of
one square degree, or one 35O0th OF the
area OF the circle OF sky which the eye
perceives round It. II we give a larger
estimate to the breadth OF the eye-view
we shall have a similar relative result
OF course, the apparent increase OF the
moons size on the horizon is not in the
ratio Of 3,5O0 to 90 (the eye is not de-
ceived TO that EXTENT. but may be In
the ratio of five or six TO one.
In fact. the apparent size OF the moon
IN the horizon varies greatly at different
times, and probably as seen by different
persons, Some of these variations may
be subjective. e., caused by differences
Of impression on the mind.
Occasi 1nally the setting moon or sun
for the sun is affected In the same way
appears gigantic. a monstrous circle Of
red fire, causing real alarm In the minds
OF ignorant onlookers as we'll as more or
less perplexity 10 those who understand
the general rationale OF the phenomenon.
There have Oeen instances in which such
occurrences have led TO false fire alarms.
and others In which panicky feelings OF
dread and superstition have been spread
through a community. In these abnor-
NAL cases refraction may play a part
which cannot be ascribed TO II under ordi-
nary circumstances.
Ordinary refraction. as already said.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-24
Ends Dry, HoarsQ or
Painful Coughs
Quickly
A Simple, Homemade Remedy,
inexpensive but Unequaled

The prompt and positive results given
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Pinex is highly concentrated COR.
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winter coughs.
To avoid disappointment in making
this. ask your druggist for "21h ounces
of PineX," and don't accept anything
else. A guarantee Of absolute satisfae
ton, or money promptly refunded zoe;
with this preparation. The PineX Co.
1t. Wayne, Ind.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-24
Great Riddle--You rseLf
by BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

None but yourself snail you meet
on the highway OF observation-disclosures.
At the root OF every act you perform
and every thought you entertain lives
yourself Circumstances may warp and
twist you now and then. and necessity
may compel you to acts that are not in
real accord with your nature But un-
derneath such Emergencies lives the real
you. No one else can suffer for your
sins. No one else can enter into your
triumphs. Your weakness and your
power are your own. The understand
ing and sympathy you crave from others
won't change you.
Suppose tragedy comes to you Sym
pathy may help you bear Il. But really
endurable It becomes only when you
meet II In your own soul and there fight
the battle OF conquerlng sorrow.
suppose friends prove false. There are
other friends to be found in the world
Suppose love fails you. There is still
the chance OF more lasting love. But
when you fail yourself-when you fall
from your own ideals, nothing else can
take the place OF the best self to which
you have not been true The only thing
Failure may curse your every effort
But YOU can still hope for success. No
amount of help from others will give
you that success and make II enduring
You have to win Il for yourself--and then
Il Is yours.
Life may bring YOU terrible draughts
OF sorrow 10 drink. You may live
through soaring hours which courage
cannot console. But IL remains for you
to decide what your agony shall bring
II cannot be destructive force unless
you let it be.
Your Utmost desire makes you. The
ambition that leads you, guides you to
the realization OF yourself. You have
II In yourself to decide whether your
| life shall be a success or a faIlure-gray
and sad or merry and glad--a force for
good or one for evil. No one else can
enter into your existence and touch the
real you. The responsibility for your
| life Is yours. You must meet that re-
sponsibllity and meet It well.