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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-05
Si. Gnslanser unS Der eHes'
fanal.

Rein, Griahrung i0nn!e jtnen Sns,
ben nan in allen Shulen guropls
aul6lassu ioIlte, bsuiliher erIduisrn
- jeinn Sas nGnIid, oab England
aeIammteuropaiitt Snterehen niat
iennt - ols sinige Daten uHo erins
nerungen aus Der G.ihi4te bonn Bdu
bes Gue5sanaIs. 9isis Gei8i1ie 1T
Don bitiem Stonbpunit aus gang
lebrrei9. Sic betpeiii, lpas fiir asns
ner gRelanbs eiue gang islbitDers
itdubIite Sa9e iIi, bab bic 9etbeili'
eung enslanbs an srOBtn aultnr'
iutrieu iteis bur9aus bapon abbdn-
ala 1T, Oh bisIe bem nationaIbriiif9en
Snisreiie bisn.n. unb baB Is iI4 iofort
boassen psnDst, ip.nH ItBtere ni9i duf
ihre Re6nung iommeu. Gs III fptnig
6etannt, bab bi. snslii8e Resisruns
spjfhen 1910 unb 1860 Den bumals
porlieserbsn pIdnsn unb s5Dten fiir sis
nen aanaI bur6 bic 2dnOeng. Don
Sues tiuen iiiui9peisenben oper Iaut
nuseeipro9ensn Wiberfdnb entsegsns
iebts. babei unteritiibt Don Der Times,
bic mebrsrs 4rtitsl ihrieb. bdB Der
SuestdnaI nnm1eli4 obtr ipenisiteris
febr ibfper anssufiibrtn lei. llnb bod
bate bic Didiisieit sinss ndhsrn Set
ipeses 5ipiihsn Guglnnb unb ieinen
inbiIhtn 9eiibung.n 0tH engIifdsn
ssaufIeuttn fbon friib einssle,lhtst.
1894 bate Der britiits General ehsss
neD 5usrii fsitgeftsat. bdb bic ytipean'
perbdItnilie Der beibtn Wssere nidlt pers
idbieben isien, ipomii bic tbeoretii4e
Hi6aIih.sit Der Dur@fiibriIHs Der
Qanbenge sripieisn mar. llebrigens
itnb ia bic gsrfud,e sar 5eriitluns oss
RanaIs isbr alt unb sthtH biz in,nie
aItdspptiidx unb Ole ptrffds 3eit bes
Qanbes 5uriid. ipobsi man diIerbinrs
meiftsns nur sinsn Rdnal pom Rotben
Wletr aus gum re9isn Qilarm pIanie.
Die ehsliIds Rsgisrurig seigte ober ben
NWobnunstn ibrsr gsf4dftsleuie ses
geniiber sin tdutts DIR cber iif
Ilehnte Die gI1ne rrnofpeg ab. einer
Der Saiiptgeaner 0es aandIS mar Der
'befaTiite 4renier'ninilter 2oro Bal.
mcritcn Gnfiir beaniigte man iid mt
alien moeIidlen Rotbbebelfen, nm bic
gerbinoins siDiihen ben beioen Wee.
rem ber5niieaen, niD nilh 0ns foitefe
|Shlpieriefeiten. SIN SSabre 1880
bate Der engIiihe anpit1n Nagborn
Die iosennnnte lleberlnnbpoit. cine
|genIiifte Derbinolns 81 2alioe uHo
|tu sSaiiss, suif4sn ssm aSs5sH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-05
(tJOrtissaag fOIsi.)
GruHSeise ntbamsii siibertrasansen
Gineinuati4. Sanuor.


2ouis 3. 0oud an Gotberins 81.
SoIIaenber, 6 Sabre pad)i ppm 81.
DECEMBER, 1914, auf 80 bel So s5uB
an Der Siibisits Der Wilita9 Gtrdbs,
isrner. rs bel S5 ;fuB an Der Oitfeiis
BON Dalton glo.nus. idbrIi9s Mi,tbe
$125 nit griOiIsgium gum antauf fir
$25OO.
Si. RationnI 6ome Company an
Mnmie pfissnrtiter, so bei 40 aSub
an htr Siibisits Der WcGrep Gtrabt,
in plsaiant Ribgs, 81.
SdmusI .. Cooper an sgrontss
RummeI. Got 70 in RoripooO 5sisbis
llntsrabt6eilung, (Steusr $D; 81.
hilbert 6. ROB an Wlarsnret pfis
senreiter, 80 bel 140 iub on Der Gibs
feite Der RcGrsip Strabs in plsafant
Rioss. 81.
UtdtbiIba Wt. 0du@ an Charlotte
6. Rssb, % bel 80 Syub an Der Sftisits
Der 8ausban StraBe, 300 SUB n6rbz
lid Der Nplitor Strabs, ierner, IL bel
30 GuB on Der 9ousban Strabe, 81.
2lbdm Senbslbo6 an gbarles o..
Jilippino u. anb., Cots 8, IL. u unb
5bsil bon Got 7 in StridsnHb IL.
RaHtin's lIHtsrabtbeiIung in Goirs
mount. (Steuer $3); 81.
So5n " 6osbtpct u. RaS. en- mil,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-05

Ole Sub Der @apern. Sin.
ter Dem ,,8ois oil four gelongen
mir wieber in Die aaHpilinien. Cine
stoIome Mimitionsipagen tounHt bon
Der iSront 3uriid. 8nperu @enn es
uus Die llniiorinen nitt iugten, 10
tpiiroen oies ms ibr @einng, ibre
Iangen Bieiien unb ibre Sub 5eigell.
Tem Die 9nnerr fonneH nidlt an'
oers ais Siieen beim WiaritiereE,
nnb iebc abtbeiIung iiibrt ipie eiten
Sanb an Der 2einc cine id,one auh
nit iih. Sd aIaiibte 5uerit, baf, es
lid, nm cine ariegsbeuie bnnbelte.
synoeifen iparen Die niislihen gbiere
Sur Sront gebraft poroeii, pon Der
iie suriidfebrten. Die gaperIr, ole
beiien SpIbaten. fonncn ale Strnpa.
5en uro ole gntbebrIHgen. ielbit oeB
WamleeI oil (es flinst ungIoubIid)
Bier ertrdgeii, nber 5iuei Tinge braiis
den iie iinbebingt: bic Qieife ilno fri.
fde Butter. llub ba audi in befn bcli-
perpilegten Seere, ipie es bns oeittitlc
iIt, nntiirIidD niht irmner eir lleber-
fluB dt giitier porbanben III. 70 ia.
ben iie ii@ eebolieu. iiroeIn fie Die
ssiibe rnitrabnIen uno sIuiifen 5ipei
StIa6ten meIfeu iie lie nno bereifeu
lid, Die id,0nite Butter. 3iefe 8nperH
iinb ipirfIib arieaer. Die an Die SIM
fife erinnernl Die itiiruuidliten IN
Der SGladh bis 5irnI WieiIerfanipf
gsann aegen Nnnn. in Dem linen
mr. Die Gnaldnoer nndJeiierii f6Hner,
iino iie Bafber i'm 2naerleben ods
iniftefte imb gittHiiibigite Bolt Der
@eIt
8eIgifde Miniiterf6bne
Ger ..glieuipe Mpiferoanihe Con.
rant ldbt iif BON fsinen 8riiHeI,r
acrreiponoenten meloen, 6ak elmer
Der S6bne 0es beIgiiden WliniiierprSi.
iioenieu be groguepilIe. Der als
sSreimiHiaer i'm beIsiifcn Seer
DENT that, geinngeH genrnrnicn
iporhcn 1T. 9erid)iebene 1amiIien.
miiaIisbsr bsIsiihtr Winifier in5
bereits gefnIIen. 70 inter anoerm elis
Scbn 6es 4oloninIniiEsiters ReHfiu,
ferner Elm Scbn Oes friiberen 81.
ndn5minifters 2epie uno EN- Scbn
bes Generals gontiis. bes friibereI
sirieesmiuiikrs, Der 9auptIapuH bsi
beg bsLgii4ess MztiIlsrie mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-05
GrnnSsisentbamss SppstbeieH.
Rtu eiusstrastm

Grant s. aIaptr an Clifton gsus
iual G. II. .. Co., $500.
Stfo 2. SsSabHisen al bi. Sdtlsb
Bant. $1,000.
ssobn Mpnn, an ole 2hboIb 0ptt
8Ibg. 60, 500.
Sophia q. NiIIOH an Capitol
gare DrD Cleaning Co.. $253.25.
lisbitb g. 9up on Sdiiben y. II. Z.
Co.. $1,000.
6arrp Dun an 9snrp 5ribmnn,
1920.
dranets Runmsl an Mcobburn
Doe. 6. IL. %. Co., $1,000.
y1ora g. 9ropn an Sputbtrn SbiO
g. II. z. Co., 5000.
Qouis giisls on gbarIes Cooper,
Shsriff, S444.45.
RObsrt 9nif an p. W. &s.b, $685.
81
gginium 8. Gpift an Mabiion Q.
u. 30. 2. $1,000.
Do. on Sobn s. 9ittssn, ,$245.
Charles o. 5ilippino on Ulobuipf
pIace 6. II. 3. Co., $1,000.
30. on 4nna 81. GenotIbo9. $400.
O. .. 5sbI an wsi. aOpsout 2. u.
8. Co.. 500.
@iainm Deasst an aguiie Dsassr,
$1,000.
gpiniam gsusasr an goIst&iH g. =.
8. &C., $780,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-05
Gin le6sinlni6ueQsr
Ka!len0ie6|la@(.
ariminaI Rpmon
bon Gmile Gabpriau.
(GOttissunal

sIIs iie ihn ipieoer berIaiien hat
ten. udbrn er ieifeln @rll0er oas
@eriprcdcn nb, oas Sanimeripert
nid)t 5u perfailfeil. iunarlnte ibn Gin
iestesmdI llno ianf banI i'll iein
aiiien sirrilf> Ser IooeSfonlpi trat
elm. St)las 5fpoIf llbr @ittags CAB
er id,eintar iduner3los obne 3udiiil.
gen imo Gonpuliionen ben @eiit alf.
Sect mar Souis wearauis b. GIa.
meran elm WiIlion6r. 0ier5ebn 3age
ip1ter bate er feline @eid)dite gecro.
net, NIT ieinem Snsenieiir. Der oaS
Sammeriperf Ieifete. Sds 9totbige per
abreoet, umo ieete iih in einen @as.
gon Der giienbnbn. Tcn Dorbergelen.
pen gbcnb bate er an &aplll Oas
fiir3e aber beoeutlingsloie SeleeranIln
entienoet: sd fofnnie!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-05

GamusI sbpmpfpn on propibsnt
Sapings 3. II. Z. Gr., $500.
Samlltl abompfcn an bic Bartlett
Nsdlfp Co.. $500.
isrontfs NHmmti on Samuel 2.
Cooper. $716.W
6erman Wanitrnib on yeruaro
Gbter. $500.
sSobn gssrs an 6barlts e. miIs
Iidms, $275.
ssobn 6. gios,rs mGbarIoiie Gifens
BERG. $1,000.
Barbara ROi,nbsrs.r an Giip 5aIi
ganf. 5000.
sssOtn 8. Rogers an 5rant goiDIss,
5000.
MoTss RabIsr on eb. R. Spons
aenbera, $500.
glmnIia q. Dolf on Oatiep q. II.
6. 60, $1,000.
Nlapme 81. MuslIsr oil Wpers y.
Cooper. $4,000.
sSennb s}initer an bic Sscuriip
Reaiib Snptiiment Co., $1,000.
sSO9n 8. griud an Mtit enb 3. u.
=. 60. $500.
@etiIsie Sppotbefen.
ssobn g. 9.rtirs an CatIeD Bart
60. $3.50.
Clara y. Siaals an Wm. gltiltitp,
1894.
2llics Z. Itipball an DO. $672.
CLARA y. 6taais an bo., 1884
9llice Z. RtipbalI an bo., 1896.
Rartba q. 5anion an SstiIit
Megnff,rtp, 1925.
Clara .. Suit an .. ~. giess,
$500.
.SO1n R0ipan an WlaOiiOn 3. u.
SO. 2. $875.
aaura aanoon an gntupriis .. II.
6. u. Co., $500.
Spitpbine Sdl an Some y. u. y.
Co., $1,000.
9ibam G.nbelbad an Nosart g. II.
.. Co., $1,000.
@m. geas,r an Sarab q. pisrcs,
$1,000.
Samutl 9bompion an Brighton
German 9nnt 60, $2400.
Do. an Bartlett Rtaltp Co., $64O.
Gbas. Rcb on Jrani goIpIss,
$17O0.
glIbrt gurtbarbt an alIiee 9aIbs
min, $4,000.
Sarrn Z. Mad)le an Douns Wsns
g. II. 6. 60, $1,000.
@.ors. Dbl an emma Nans.
5000.
george 80. Sarbacrs on eissntbum
BON SoIspb Walib, $500.
Rattie M. Sporis an Bomb 5iu
9. u. Co.. $500.
g9riiiian RisIion an @eitfpOob
6omeiieob 60, $2500.
I. :. RsrB an S.IsDue .. u,
patti, SiuariOH an 9. R.isr,
$1,000.
Gatbtrin. Z. Raiiermdnn an Weit-
ippob SomsIisao Co.. $500.
Glsancr Msiie an Rate Hopp,
$1,000.
glnno Dobt on Union Sapinss
gont II. 9ruit Co., 5000.
gbas. g. Diaiams an Scnt Strsst
3. u. Co., $2400.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-05

|Mcer uno bem glitteIineer o,srdpe,
Iiett inS banlit Die eritr nabcre Ser.
|binolug sluiiden Gilropd illio Siicicn
aeid,nfien. einiec Sabre ipdfcr
Tfubren id,on bic TanpiibiHc Der
Fcniniulnr ono Oriental Sfrdm Rd-
|riantion gonipnin bis iSlr5 itiio oIl.
&remcits bis sllerauorieir, iiiIo III
| ben 50tr Snbrem fam bunH bic Hubn
Don MIsrdnbrien na4 aoiro unb bosiil
nab Guss. 1857 ipntbt iosdr cine
spsiis lltbsrIanbpoii fir biz 9trbins
ouns ,ipifden auiiraIien unb europa
| iibsr Suss aeitaffsn nit eiHsr reid
lifsu RssierunssunterIiiibuns. 2lbsr
| bon BEN bireften aanal Siuiften pori
Saip unb Suss. lpie fr btnte btitsbi,
lpoIlts man in enslanp ldnetrt a3eit
nihis ipiiIsn. 10 Isbr Dtt 6anbeIss
ipunid aIlsr suropaiiftn Rationsit
(btionbsrs aud Der Staliensr) Dcuadl
perIanstt. Clint Geisuihaft, ipelds
| lid, 1848 fir ben Bau bes Hanols sss
biIbst botts, fenis ibrs 5bdfigftit balb
ipisbsr Gin. lie fanb ttins Nnbdnssr iiI
England. limb Der Druno2 Gnslanb
Iisb iih ausidlisBIi6 BON bstn 0tpans
fen Isitsn benz bic Grtigniiis ia ni6t
10 unrsht gabsn -, bab Der aannI in
fran3oIiIhs 0dnbe fommeu i5nrit.
nnb oas tntiprah Isinsn sSniertHsn 10
lpsnis. baB ss bas 9anSe Wttt am
Iiebiten bdtte fallen Ioiisn Die Nahs
ipirfungtn Der napoIeoniifxn Erpebis
tion nad aesppien mdhien iiA on nod
INNER fiibibnr. Napoleon bate susrIi
besrisfsn, ipdg bic llntsrbinbuna beg
Sssiptss mad Snbien fiir engldnb be-
beutsn tpiirbe. Sdou 1877 itrieb sr
pon Sialien aus an bas girtfiprium
nah 4,aris: Die 3sii In uidr fern.
no mir bsereifsn ipsrben ,oab man iirb
aeapptsns bemG1tietn mub. i'm Gnes
lamb susrlnbt III ri9ten. Gin Wort.
beEsn propbstiider GinH fh hents
pieQeidt bsipabrbeiim ipirb. Die
Gurdt ensldnbs Dor eintm frans0fs
idbtn gltsppisn unb sinem fran56iii6tn
SussiannI bislt nod febr lonst an.
unb I'm 70 mtbr, als eann Elm i5rans
5oie, ferdinand DC 2sHsps, 1855 ben
Jsrmdn pes Wiisi0niss erbitlt, Der ibm
bic 4iIbung elmer sissuen Gsfellihdft
unb ben Ban bss Aannls erIaubte. Der
aanaI ipurbs, fpie btsanut. iriHerbdlb
Der nadifen Ia Sobre fertissebaui.
4ls axr Der 4riee BON 1870 sSranis
reifs Waht aebrohen bate, dnperte
iid fsirs sanse poIitifde 3uiunft. Wii
bem elinB bat Jrantrtib 5ugiei4
aespptsn perlorsn. Die iptiisre gnts
iDidluns fennt man. SIN Sabre 1875
CAB Der sdnSIid, berf6uIbtte abebipe
sJsmaiI ben sr0bien 2bsil Der adnaIs
aitisn in enslii9e Sdnbe, bdrauf err
ihisnsn in Der iibIihen Rsibeufolge srit
Der tnslii6e aontroueu,, bnnn bic
snsliideH iyinansIeuie. ihIitbIi1 bic
tnsIii6en Golbattn; i'm Sabre 1882
CAB Der fossnnnni, elufitunb arubis
ben Worfpdnb gum GinIhreiteH, unb
bas HiIlnnb mar snsIii6. 9os lit
Die gefdichte bes mobernen Grssfas
nala, lebrrsid unb niibiid, fir glIIe Su
Isitn. tpsIdbe snsIifde WstbDben tennfn
lsrnen ipoIen. @olIen mir iibrigens
binbei nidt DsrssiI.n Su eriudbntn.
bab in Der neusrsn 3sit Surit Elm
0eutfdwr ben Sus;iandI porausges
obnt nnb porssi4ldssn bat. 2eibnib,
Der pbilpIOph Der 3uerIt aubipig
XIV. ben SssfanaI aipifdtn teibeH
Mesrsn dIs plan porIegit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-05

MISREPRESENTATION inb Die aIIer.
ftlimmiten. on iie aus eeniiienIoier Sabfndi
nit Sfmer5en fpieIen, Die qeute ibres 9elbes
bernubeu uno itIimfnere 4ranibeifen beruria.
6eu. seine GdIbe, fein g3aifmittel ieln
Glitir nnb feline einfprieuue 1T I'm Gtnnbe
mebr su tbuI. ais 81 IinberH: bic tirfaden
ionnen Iie Mot eHifernen. glndiefis bnt feif
siDnr5id Sabreu bic probe Dor ben aer5ien
uno oer IeibeHben Wenftbet beiinnbeH, unb
III obue SfreifeJ bas eiH5iae berniiHftiee unb
auberldffige WaiffsI eeeeH 5imorrboioeH, nns
big lest entbedf Dorben III. 1roben bon Gina,
fejik fperoe1 bon 3. Qslriidbtgs & &C.. Ser
i2la Rss Gsrs, fsd styfaaSSL
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eG&srIi&.

.2lber, Iiebsr GrsunO. ipas briidt
Did benn fo?@
sd babe tein @eIbl"
1Iber ME tam Did etfpas briiden,
tpas Ou gar ni4t bait
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24
The Marriage a sssgg' Clever a'sH'-o

danger signals on both divisions of the
road"
"ThaGs right" agreed the stenog-
rapher. when l go to zee my Aunt Mary,
who is n spin with a good income. and
"A nice little home OF her own, every
thing TO be comfortable and quiet. and
she's so free and independent that |
think the bachelor girl life II the only
life for me. But Aunt Mary won't have
H. cut II out, child she saws. an old
maids home Is the abommRtion of desola-
ton and lonesomeness. Get married and
have children. That's the heaven on earth
for a woman.
Then | go to see my sister Mamie,
who Is married. and laB "A grouchy hus-
band. and five small children, and lives
in an uproar that makes her house sound
Ike n combination boiler factory and in
same asylum And Mamie is thin, and
nerve wrecked, and shabby, and over
worked and never a penny OF her own,
and she says. BE warned by me and stay
single. Take II from me that any girl
who has got a good job and her own
pocketbook II the wise dame who freezes
on to them
IT'S the case OF your money ana trust
to luck" said the Bookkoeper grimly
Whichever way you do you visa you
had done the other
In the face of all the evidence, I won.
der why people continue TO marry the
Stenographer said. speculatively.
IT'S the sporting blood" returned IN,
Raakkeeper. Its because matrimony 4,
the biggest gamble on earth that we al
want TO take flier In it,"
And because its capital prize is IN,
best and biggest thing or earth. and W,
all have an ineXtinguishable hope tina
We will be the fortunate one VINO viii
draw it,"
"Right-o," assented the Bookkeeper.
Well so far as I'm concerned ssiC
the StenOgrapher. Il think shall
initiate the aforesaid spinster's NOTABLE
example / shall stand safe and SCUM,
on the bank. and urge other people L
take the plunge by telling them thst tn
water Is fine"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24

world; that no grief was ever like his or
her grief, that no person was ever so
heartbrolten. Look about you; you will
find thousands of men and women be-
fore whose trials yours will seem the
merest trifles. Take courage and thank
your lucky stars that II you think you
are heartbroken you have thought wrong
perhaps IL Is only your self-esteem that
is hurt Rise above the blow and go
your way stronger and better.
Love Is constructive. building emo
tion. In the lower forms OF life IL leads
TO feats OF bravRdo-as I'm the case of
the fighting one secs from bird TO moose
and the strutting exhibitions OF beauty
from the plumage of the little cock-o-
the-wRlk in kirkland and on 20 the ant
Tered deer. To mother bird love brings
the protective nest-building attitude
Love makes for construction In all life
and Is not meant 10 destroy or to be used
for destruction.
A capacity for loving wisely and well,
an unselfish desire 20 give of ones self,
attracts. The people who are described
as so lovsble" are generally those who
fairly radiate affection. The cold, selfish
nature may attract the calculating OF
coquettish may charm, but to win devo-
ton and feelings OF loyal affection postu-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24

to change your name as II is the same as
mine
I'VE thought perhaps you would be
willing to come. and so she has packed
up ali your things and sent them here"
He touched a bell on the great table in
front of him, and almost instantly, and
without any noise whatsoever, a man
servant appeared in the room.
SHOW Barclay to his room" said Bar
clay, and with pleasant nod TO Tommy,
II dine at half-past seven" ne said.
Tommy fingered a moment You
haven't told me-" he said, where she
has gone"
Barclay rose and laid his hand almost
caressingly on the boys shoulder.
Tommy" he said, your little girl has
gone TO heaven"
II was a very sad little boy who bathed
and dressed himself in an Elton suit. a
little too small for him. and went down
TO half-past dinner, but he wasn't
so sad as he might have been, for he
was too young not to be excited and
elated by his new surrounding. He not
only had bedroom as big as a cottage,
but q dressing room and a bath room.
The former covered with the thickest
and softest of rugs; the latter all glass
and white tiles and silver plate. While
he was bathing the valet laid out his
clothes for him. coat and trousers over
one chair, underclothes and socks on an
other chair, and necktie and handker-
chiefs on the dressing table. and here
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24
Unfortunate Love Affairs

lRtes the suggestion OF power to feel in
turn.
ITO have friend you must first find
one" has become one OF the rules OF life
since the very beginning Of time. No one
can hold friendship long unless they feel
II too. No one can hold great love with
out calling II into being on the one hand
and making full and absolute response
on the other.
No matchmaking love experience Is,
In truth devastating. For the love that
has surged through man or womau's
being and has been denied will not al
ways be denied. Nothing In all the world
Is wasted. A great love will be answered
some way in some way.
Perhaps a big love will come In time;
perhaps a power to interpret life through
some work Of fine art will grow out Of
the capacity for feeling that has been
engendered: it may be that out OF giving
love unwisely once will come the talisman
of knowledge OF the human heart that
will surround you with love from all who
see you meet your problem.
But in the capacity OF love lies the key
to all of life. Love carries its own re-
ward In being and In creating all this
beauty that Is born in love.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24

also was the nickel-plated watch that
he carried and the few dimes. nickels
and pennies that he had had in the
clothes he had taken off. also the top.
one fairly long piece of fish lire and
rusty pocket knife. In very small glass
of water was a boutonnlere, consisting
Of one gardenia, three green leaves and n
twist of silver paper
His first dinner in the great house was
a little trying; the room was so big and
he was 50 small He would hear a little
boy say something. and realize suddenly
that II was ne himself who had spoken
The butler. with two footmen to assist
him, served them. and of these three
exceptionally tall and imposing men
Tommy was in not a little awe. His
host, however, although he had none Of
boys thoroughly. II is possible that
some time in his life he may have been
a small boy himself. He did not patron
ize Tommy 10 talk down TO him. He
treated him In an offhand, matter-of-fsct
way, just as II Tommy had been his
equal, so If the room had been a little
smaller and the men servants fewer
Tommy would have felt sooner at home.
In time. however. Tommy grew up % HIS
surroundings. In time IL would seem 20
him natural TO eat I'm place as big as
waiting room in railroad station. and
20 sleep in a bed that might have con-
tanned a half a dozen other small boys
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24
Advice to Love1orn i: By r. s;.si''

tinue loving each other in the hone that
ne may be free TO marry me some day?
ANXIOUS.
1t is not safe for you to pursue this
love affair with a man who Is not
divorced, Even II you are both quite
honest and honorable IN your love You
may unconseiousy put yourself in a
position where q Jealous woman can name
you IN a divorce suit. And through YOU
the parents of this little hoy may fail
TO become recOnciled.
Have an UNDERSTANDING.
Dear Miss FairfaX: | am Is years old
ana keeping company with a young man
two years my senior. He has taken me
out several times and on one OF these oc-
q his. my friend and mot not k sqGy fIH1tn
On our next meeting my friend told me
that she called me a rather Insulting
name. do not know her and she doesn't
know me. haying seen me then for the
not defend me, and vowed ! would never
have anything more 20 do with him I
love him with all my neart and would
like 10 know II ] should forgive him-or
should try TO forget him? He mas asked
me 90 meet his mother should I meet
herr JENNETTE.
The young man should have defended
you from his cousins insinuaton. But
ia any case. he mad no right 10 tell you
OF her words. Make him feel that this
was disloyal. but that you feel sure he
viii not blunder so again. BY all means
meet his mother. He has shown a fine
chiyalrOus spirit In offering 10 INTRODUCES
VDlf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24
Parental Objections.

Dear Miss Fairfax: / am Is years old
and am in love with a man two years my
senior. He acts talks and looks as II he
were much older. He loves me- but our
friendship has to be kept secret because
OF his parents objections repeatedly
ask him To tell his parents that he loves
me and has serious intentions, but he
says he has already told them, but to
no advantage. II he should happen to
meet me when he is accompanied by
mis- mother he only mods and walks on.
Kindly advise me what both he and I
should do under these circumstances and
IL 1t Is wise TO continue this secret love
affair with his people in ignorance be
cause OF his objections? g. e. Nj.
Are you sure that you have not given
this BOYS parents some cause TO feel
that you are unworthy OF their SON s
love? Perhaps II he arranses a meeting
between you and his mother you can
win her regard II not. should not per-
init myself 10 be in the position OF having
friendship that had TO be hidden from
tho mans parents. He must either de-
fend YOU LOYALTY from slights-or give
you up.