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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-17

Sabemos que el hombre es animal
racional, bajo euya acepci6n sc com
prende el genero humane: el de to-
dos los tiempos; de todas las edades;
de todas las eras; de Ia terra anti
qua; de la nueva TERRA; todo, siendo
muy identico entire 81 en- necesidades
de desarrollo fsiol6gieo biol6gico.
DE aqui que ell senO natural de todo
hombre es toda la humanidad, consti-
tuyendo 81, de consiguiente, una parte
dc Ia humanidad.
Por 10 tanto, el hombre, bajo este
aspecto, es ser humane y, ademas de
corresponder entire ST un orden de un
mismo tipo y individuo de una mis-
ma especie, esta ligado intimamente a
todo ser humane por los lazos de Ia
naturaleza, no por su condici6n, por-
que todos los hombres son expression Sc
mejante respecto de las mismas nece
sidades.
Esta relaci6n es imprescindible en-
tire los seres humanos. En- ella sc fun
da la Historic de la Humankind, en-
10 que Sc reiere al pasado, asi como
tambien Ia SOCIOLOGICAL Ia moral, por 10
que repecta al porvenir. La antro-
pOlogia nos habla sObre esa relaci6n.
Siendo In sociabilidad una ley ma.
tural de la sociedad para estimular la
personalidad, por mediaci6n del factor
mas concentrate de la naturaleza en-
el organismo humane, que es Ia con
ciencia, el hombre tiene deberes re-
lativos.
La conciencia es una realidad orga-
MICA, y es susceptible de un desarrO-
10 proportional al de la raz6n. No es
Ia conciencia nm conceptO imaginario.
FL conocimiento y respeto de nuestras
relaciones con la naturalaza en- par
ticular con Ia humanidad, es motive
de desarrollo para la conciencia. Es-
ia debe ser consistente para que asi
pueda despertarse el sentimiento de
10 sublime.
FL objeto de Ia vida social es de-
sarrOllar la mayor fuerza possible de
raz6n, fin de desarroIlar toda la
fuerza de conciencia equivalente. Asf
pOdemos precisar el bien realizado Y
el que nos falta por realizar; asi Sc
puede ser mas humane.
El Objeto de la moral es hacer que el
hombre contcmpordneo sea bueno y
racional en- relaci6n con Ia eoncien-
ella y con el bien que de esta So de.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-17

La pOsibilidad de incurrir en- una
disonancia tai, nos induciria a conce-
bir que, 81 es nuestro vivo desao ser
mas humanos. obteniendo prestando
por algin medic, ayuda peeuniaria pa
ra fines filantrdpicos, deberiamos en-
tonees recurrir otros actos en- que,
no siendo bales, nj veladas, nj concier.
tos. pueda lograrse 81 fruto al obie-
to deseado, obviando Ia tai disonancia
entire el acto que Sc celebrasc al efec-
to el objeto del mismo.
Pus, detengamonos ante Ia luz del
siglo (ique ironiaD; recordemos m tan.
to las sanas tradiciones legadas por
nuestros abuelos; medicines por un
momento eonfemos a nuestra con
ciencia nuestros propios actos, que a
veces ejecutamos bajo el primer inn
pulse alb irato; refeiemos on nuestra
mente 10 bueno que de ella naciere:
llev6moslO social Y humanamente a Ia
practica; Y .asi nos trazariamos meior
el derrotero de nuestra condueta mo-
raj.
Manuel Rivera RIVERA.
Con Juop
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-17
COMENTANDO
CABLEGRAMAS
LA CONJUNCTION CONSERVATORY

FL Corresponsal cablegrafeo d. Ell
MUNDO comunic6 Ia noticia de que
ios conservadores de Espaha han deci.
dido formar una Conjunction.
Nal andaba ese partido en- Ia anti
qua Metr6poli en- Ia caul tampoeo 81
guen las cosas muy bien.
FL partido conservador es en- Espaha
un objeto curiosisimo que va solo puede
ser estudiado convenientemente con el
microscopic. Antaho 10 dirigia 81 Sc.
nor Maura era una agrupaci6n seria
v potente; pero lleg6 el seior Dato.
invent6 el idoenismo desde entonccs
"a no hay quien 10 entienda. Esto al
idoanismo es una martingala que con
siste Ell zanzibar de lugar una unidad.
III senior Dato era una unidad, salto
sobre los ceros del partido, Sc les co
loco delante, multiplied su valor Y
form0 una association incolora Y ano-
dina que goban6 varias veces que
hizo en- todo su felicidad, va que no
la del pals. Pero el ejemplo result6
funesto el partido conservador con
tinu6 disgregandose en- partidos Y hoy
forman tienda aparte y rancho aparte
los mahristas por un lado, los datistas
por otro, los ciervistas por otro..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-17

pesar de habeTsele cerrad0 las puertas
de las carcsles de Ia Bastilla de la
1nquisici6n para que no inquiriera sobre
las mismas, prosiguio en- su benemerita
obra en- ell meiofamiento de los reclui-
dos en- las carceles; las senoras Fry
Y Tatnall, en- su magma .obra de me-
iorar las condolences de los presos;
y el seiior Edmonds, ell benefactor de
Sing Sing.
Aqui en- Puerto Rico Sc han distin-
guido por sus rasgos filantropicos la
generosa madame Luchetti Y el ilustre
literato periodista don Manuel Fer
nandez Juncos. A ambos Sc debe la
fundaci6n de ciertas instituciones ca
ritativas que bien hablan por 81, elo-
cuentemente, del sentimiento humani-
tario de tan prestigiosas personalida-
des.
Samuel Smiles nos refere parte de
un sermon de Sidney Smith, quien
en- una oportunidad, ALA en- ell 1915,
acompan6 hasta Newgate la sonora
Fry, habiendose conmOvido de tai ma
nera que llor6 como un nino. Sc ex-
pres6 asi: Existe m espeetaculo que
ahora exhibe este pueblo, que yo me
atrevo califcar como el mas solem-
ne, ell mas cristianO, el mas conmOve-
dor que nunca haya presenciado I'm ser
humane. iVer esta santa mujer en-
medic de esos desdichados; verlos a
todos apelando a Dios encarecidamente,
tranquilizados pOr su, voz, animados por
su mirada, asiendose a los vuelos de sus
faldas, y adOrandola como la nnica
persona que jamas los haya amado, o
ensenando, haya hechO casO de ellOs,
que les haya hablado de Diosl Este
es un espectaculo que derriba la sun
tuosidad del mundo; que les dice que
pasa la hora breve de la vida, que
debemos prepararnOs pOr algunas bue-
mas acciones para podernos presentar
ante DiOs; que va es tempo de dar,
de Orar, de alentar al afigidO; de il
como esta bendita mujer, realizar
la tarea de nuestro divino Salvador,
Jesus, entire los culpables, entire los con
tritos de eOraz6n y los enfermos, ira
bajar en- a mas profunda mas negra
desventura de ia vida. Este da una
idea del alcance sentimental a que Sc
eleva la filantropfa, y solo por esta ra-
zOn he crefdo pertinente intercalarle
aquf.
ST nos ajustamOs la moral tene-
mos que reconOcer que la tfilantro-
pia es un deber de humanidad' = porque
asi ella nos 10 impOne. No es la filan-
trOpfa +" un acto o rasgO de sociedad -
Go cual equivale emplearla como
un nero medic de diversion con algunO
que otro fin pecuniario) en- cuantO la
impropia fOrma de practicarla, hacienI
do que resulte resaltante al sentido
comiin.
Como hemos visto, la filantropfa es
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Liberia de Real Her1nanOs
P. O. Box 345.

La Tribuna Roja (nOvela) ......... so
Las Gafas del Diablo ............ 80
Espafa vista por los Extranjeros -. 80
Soldados y Paisajes de Italia -. LOO
Los Caballeros de la Cruz. ......... 1.25
Ell Teatro de Pierrot .......... so
FL Greco Ell Secreto de Toledo -. so
hlmaS ........s........ 30
La Risa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
MelancOlia ..........-,.......... rs
La Vida es sueho .......... 40
Critica Profana: Vale Inclan, Azorfn,
Ricardo Leon ................. 100
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La jlaRtTVpIs es IN dehGT de humanidad; no es
I'm aCtO 0 TaSgO de sOCiedad.

Haz el bien por el bien. No EN-
plees jamas la humanidad como
I'm simple medic. Respetala CO.
mo I'm fin.-KANT.' =
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Alberto MOuset La Poitica Exterior de Espana (pr6-
logo del Conde RomanCnes) 80
" Marguerite La TERRA Natal (novea
guerra, ......................... 1.15
Jose M Deulofeu. FL Amor de las Muhecas (novea
pr6logo Franc6s) -, 100
silvain Deglatine icon pre-
Flammari6n.) ........... go
DR.. Monteuuis Bahos e Aire, y de Sol
Casa (Su valor practice el
tratamiento las intermediates
cr6nicas hygiene diaria.) -. 20
Fernando Maristany.
la Lengua Francesa. ............ rs
Glen Meores Poesias Liricas de
la Lengua Inglesa ............... rs
Pedro Crespo Los MejOres Poetas Contemporaries
(AntoogiD ..................... 80
A. de Lamartine Viaje orente. 80
Eleuterio venizelcS Greca Europea
Woodrow Wilson La Nueva Libertad ..............
r. B. GEcn. Ddodo de Criar los HijOs CEducaci6n
fisica, moral intellectual de la in
fancia. ......................... 65
R. waldo Trne. Renovation Social ... so
p. Alard. Esclavos Cristianos ............ 100
Salvador Brau. Hoas Caidas ...................
J. Enrique Rod6 FL Canine de Paros ...........
Emilio Andr6. Glen Lances de u-Jitsu (ataques
Quites) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
DE. NJ Novisimo a Guitarra
por cfra sin necesidad maestro. 80
j. Benavente Cr6ncas Dialogos ............... rs
J.. Ortega Munla Luco Tr6lez (novela) ......... 80
Miguel ArtSbahev. FL Limite (novela) 80
Bernardo Kellermann. Ell Tunel (noveIa) / 40
Luis Tablanca. CuentoS Fugaces
Lopez Pinllos. Aguias vida torero). 20
Dostoievsky. HumIados ofendidos (novela) -. 80
Rafael Ma. Baralt Diccionario Galcsmos sea de
las vcces, lOcuciones frases la
engua francesa. .........!...... 500
Concha Espina La Esfnge Maragata (novela premia
da pOr Real Academia EspaaOla) 125
Eduardo zamacOs FL AGisterio de HOmbre Peuuenito
(novela) ....................... 126
Europa (novea) ......... 125
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Pal-as Dicconario Enciclopedico, Manual
cinco adiomas: espano, frances In
giles, aeman italiano(con 10000
articuos-40OO grabadOs) ........ $50
Rodriguez Navas Dicconario Complete de la Lengua
Espahoa Observation-Disclosures. 800
Caleja. Nuevo Diccionario Manual lustrado
de la Lengua Castelana.-Contene
mas de 1000 paginas mas de 5000
grabados mas de 240 mapas... $50
Gonzalez de Enciclopedico
(Campano iiustrado) Novfsma edi
ci6n que cOntene todas las voces
de La Real Academia Espahola -. 225
Canea Diccionario Popular de La Lengua Es
pahola. Contiene igual n6mero de
que Ell de la Real Academia. 100
AtianO RANGES DicciOnario Lengua CasteIana
obra novsma que contiene, ademas
de las del nltimo Diccionario
de la Real Academia termnos
Cientffcos los de muy
cleu6o
Appleton Nrevo Dccionaro Espahol-Ingl6s y
viceversa. Contiene mas 1000
vocablos modernos 10000 acep-
Clones t6cnicas modismos
que encuentran ningdn otro
DicciOnario de esta clase 49,. 325
Ricardo Robertson Diccionario IngIes Espanol
"a 150
Julio Casare1. Novisimo Dicconario Ingl6s. .Espanol
EspaholIngl6s ................ i25
P. DicciOnariO ncesEspanol vi
ceversa ..................,...... 150
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B. M. San Martin.
w. Fernandez Flores.
j. Garcia Mercadal.
Andrenio.
Ricardo Leon.
z. Gomez Carrillo.
Mauricio Barres.
Gustavo A. Becquer.
Henry Bergson.
Luis Bonafonx.
calder6n de Ia Barca
Julio Casares.
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Tanca No. l.
EN- RUsTICA

Obras que aeaban de reebirse en- este sstabeeimen0
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nPoRTE DEL FRANoUEo.-
EoTA IMPoRTANTE. Z.
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Alberto MOuSset.
v. Marguerite.
Jose M. DsulOfsu.
silvain Deglatine.
DR.. MOntsuuis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-09

Ming Toy asks the kind
"Chlistian God" to send her
that nice "Melican Meester
Beetle" Benson. an appeal
which brings prompt response
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-08
Bee Story Brings in
Farmers; They Want
the Advertised Help

Applications from returned SOL
der boys who desire to engage in
farm work in Nebraska during the
coming season are piling in on Mrs.
Mabel Walker, in charge of the
soldiers employment bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce. While there
are a number of boys who desire to
go to the farms, there is a great de-
mand from farmers and ranchers
who are in need of help.
Recently The Bee printed a story
to the effect that Mrs. Walker was
in position TO supply farmers with
help, free of charge. This story
brought in so or more letters from
farmers, offering places to the boys,
These places pay all the way from
$45 to $50 per month for single men
and $50 to as high as $40 for mar
ried men,
One farmer out in the state has
written to Mrs. Walker advising her
that he is willing to pay good,
copetent married ann $40 per month
the season through. He will furnish
a house, garden patch, cow, a pig
and chickens. The only thing he asks
of the wife is to board another hired
man and for this she will be paid.
A large number of the farmers
are offering 500 to the married men,
giving them house rent, the garden,
cow, pig and chickens.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-08

tifcate stamps at postofices as pro-
vided by law,
"In order that the interests of
owners of war savings certificate
stamps of either series may be safe
guarded, ] hereby notify all per-
sons to refrain from offering to buy
war savings stamps or accept the
same in trade.
Orders to Postmasters.
I'm pursuance of the foregoing,
postmasters are directed not to pay
war savings certificates on which
the names of the owners have not
been entered or have been erased
or changed, since under the regula-
tons they are not transferable, and
are payable only to the original
owners, except in case of death or
disability.
"Postmasters are further instruct
ed not to pay any war savings GER
tifcates presented by persons OF
firms known to be buying, or pubs
licly offering to buy, war savings
stamps or certificates from the own
ers, unless positive evidence is sub
mitted that the certificates were
originally issued 10 the persons or
firms presenting them for payment.
when consulted by owners of
war savings stamps in regard to
offers to purchase such stamps at
less than current value, postmasters
should invite their attention to the
fact that war savings certificates
may be cashed at money order Of
fees after 10 days written notice,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-08
SCARCITY OF men
HAMP ERS drive
FOR The "Y' FUND
Double Triangle Drive to Con-
tinue Until the Entire City
is Properly Can
vaSSed.

Work in the joint campaign OF the
\. NJ. c. A. and the Y. w, c. A. is
continuing Not much more than
half of the fund has yet been raised,
although they expected 20 pass this
mark comfortably at the close of
Fridays work.
There is nothing discouraging in
the campaign except getting work
ers," said Secretary Flower "The
". M. {. A. and the Y. w. G. A.
have done their regular work here
IN Omaha for years and they are
part of the community and must be
supported. They have long been
established, and the work which
they do with boys and girls, and
the classes which they have for
working people alone play a vital
part in the life of the city. These
organizations cannot afford to run
behind at this time"
The women's division will con-
tinue its work in the hotels and bus
mess buildings and in the house-to-
house campaign. The subscriptions
are slow in coming in, not so much
because the people are not respond
ing. but because of the difficulty in
getting over the ground. ], f.
Ludlow of Crane & Co. gave 500
through the women's division. A
great many $50 and SIS subscrip-
tons have been received by the
women, "but not nearly enough"
said Mrs. Hubbard. THE people
must do their part" said Mrs. Gil
more, president of the Y. w. c. A.
Only two departments of the Y. w.
c. A. are self-supporting, and the
rest of them must be continued for
the important part they have in
civic welfare. Among some of the
larger subscriptions recently re-
ceived by the women are Business
Women's club, $50; Rosa Wood
worth, $50; Hotel Conant, $50; Mrs.
George Payne, $50; Mrs. J. I. Stew
art, $50, and DR.. Palmer Findley,
Nh
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-08
Creighton Founders
Day is Observed With
Requiem High Mass

Creighton founders day was OBJ
served with a solemn requiem high
mass in St Johns church at 10
o'clock yesterday. Glasses in the
university aud colleges were dis.
missed that students might attend
the memorial services in honor OF
Edward and Count John A. Creigh-
ton. Today is the twelfth anniver-
sary OF the death of Count Creigh-
ton.
Clergy participating in the high
mass were; Most Rev. Jeremiah y.
Harty, d. d., presiding; Rt. Rev a..
M. Colaneri, assistant priest; Very
Rev James Aherne, Rev. William
Il. Kinsella, S. J., deacons of honor,
Officers of the mass: Rev. +. X. Nc
Menamy, S. j., celebrant; Rev +. T.
McManus. deacon; Rev. l.. 7. Nc
Keown, c. SIS. r., sub deacon; Rev
]. w. Stenson, Rev. 7. w, Smith, N
j., masters OF ceremonies. Sermon
Rev. P. L. O'Loughlin, ID. d. Ph. ID.
The school banquet, usually a
feature Of founders day, has been
abandoned since the war. Faculty
members held smoker Thursday
evening in the university reading
room.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-08
Czechs Win Big Victory on
Day ArmiStiCe is Stoned

Warsaw, Feb. by Associated
Press. i'm heavy fighting in the
last few days in northwestern Cali
cha, Czcho-Slovak forces have adj
vanced to within 19 miles of Cra-
crow, notwithstanding strong resist
ance on the part of the Poles. The
Czechs are reported to be arresting
a great number of civilians.
The foregoing report was filed
from Warsaw on the same day the
armistice was signed between the
Poles and the Czcho-Slovaks. Under
terms of the armistice the opposing
forces were to occupy the positions
they had held on January p.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-08
Woman Carries Her
Three Children Out
Of Burning House

The home of Rance Jones, a pack
ing house employee, in Bellevue was
completely destroyed by fire Thurs
day about p. m. Household furni-
ture and clothing Of the family was
burned.
Mrs. Jones and three children
were in the house She carried the
babies, 4, and year of age just
before the flames completely envel-
oped the home. Six other children
the Oldest IS years of age were in
school
The family was cared for by rela-
tives and neighbors. All of their
including personal eff
fects were lost and the family is
practically destitute. A collection is
being taken by Bellevue neighbors
to assist them in starting anew.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-08
Amendment Has Been
Filed in the ANDERSEN
$4,000 Damage Suit

Mrs. Nellie ANDERSEN of Millard
has filed an amended petition in dis
trict court in connection with
$4,000 damage action against Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Wheeler and their
son and daughter, Clarence and
Anna.
In making her allegations more
definite than certain" the plaintiff
charges that the defendants attack
ed her reputation by uttering false
accusations; that they drove heavy
and noisy vehicles in front of her
home to annoy her and that they
threw grease on the sidewalk in
front Of her home. Mrs. ANDERSEN
also alleges that the Wheelers I'M
justly accused her of going riding
with a man in Montana"
All Of the parties in the coHtro-
versy live in Willard.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-08
Paperhanger Drops Dead;
Body Found by EMPLOYER

While hanging wallpaper N the
home Of Mrs. S. D. Lees, ll8 North
Th:fty-fifth avenue, Jack Harting-
ton, employed by the w. B. Ruther-
ford Construction company, sud-
denly dropped dead of heart disease.
AT the time Of his death, Harrington
was alone in the house. His body
was discovered by Mr.. Rutherford,
who had gone to the Lees home, to
give Harrington some instructions
regarding the Job.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-08
In THE DIVORCE COURT

Eugenla Thomas has been allowed de-
cree OF divorce. She charged John W.
with nonsupport.
Helen McGinnis has been granted de-
cree of divorce from William J., who al
lowed the case TO go by default
The marital relations between William
II. and Gertrude 4 Roper have been dis
solved in favor OF the husband. The wife
was found guilty of extreme cruelty.
Sarah Stallings aneges IN a-dlvorce Pc
fition that Frank abandoned her and that
he called her vile names. "to0 vulgar to
mace on the record Of this court" She
further alleges that her mother-in-laW
was q disturbing element.
Mabel Younger has applied for q de-
cree Of divorce from Carl. alleging that he
struck her and used Vile epithets. They
we're married IN Oakland, Cal, October
ST. 1911
Charles Ii Converse alleges IN a d.
voree petition that Mallisie s., deserted
Rim. They were married IN Wisconsin
aesahaf Ie 1901 and have three children
9fr. Converse askr fcE q Decree
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-08
International Stork
Leaves Chinese and
Mexican Babies Here

An international stork visited
Omaha Thursday.
He left Chinese baby, Mexican
baby, an Italian one, two Bohem-
ian, one polish, one Canadian and
lots Of American babies, according
to city hall reports.
The Chinese baby is the son Of
Wong and You Gem, 42l South
Eleventh street. while the Mexican
baby is a girl, the daughter of Abe
limo and Refujio Cortez, 23l5 @
street.
Frank and Philomena Paladino
are the Italian parents, Frank and
Mary Slama and Henry and Mary
Kapalin, the Bohemian; Walter and
Agnes Wolff, the Polish; and Will
lam and Mamie Baines, the Canadian
parents of babies whose births are
today recorded.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-08
Persia Asks Restoration
of Old Time Boundaries

Paris, Feb, Persia is pressing
earnestly a claim for representation
at the peace conference. on the
ground that Persia suffered more
war damage, perhaps, than any of
the smaller nations with the ex-
ception of Belgium, but that, be-
cause of British pressure. she was
unable to take part in the war.
They seek restoration to Persia
of the districts in the Caucasus and
Turkestan, which passed from Per-
sian into Russian hands during the
last century.
They will also ask that the Kurds.
on their northwestern boundary, be
added to Persia on the ground that
the two peoples are of the same
blood and religion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-08
VS.. S. ARE ONLY
TOBE REDEEMED
BY POSTOFFICES
Government Puts Clamp on
Spectators Buying War
Savings Stamps Way
Below Par.

A. NJ. Dockery, third assistant
postmaster general. has sent to
Charles E. Tanning, postmaster Of
Omaha, the following quotation is
sued by the secretary Of the treas
ury:
My attention has been directed
to the numerous offers made by UNI
scrupulous persons through adver-
tisements and in other ways to buy
war savings certificate stamps and,
as result of such offers, | am in
formed that owners Of such secur-
tiles have suffered material losses
which could have been avoided by
redemption Of the war savings GER
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-08
Why Risk
Pneumonia!

Why 60 on neglecting your bow
els when every day that you allow
food-waste to remain in your sys-
tenn more poison is seeping into your
blood to undermine your resistance
to disease? First thing you know
you'll have a cold-then who knows
what may follow?
If you keep your bowels active
and free from fermenting food
waste, you're keeping pOisons from
forming. You're giving your blood
a chance to fight colds. You're cut
ting down the risk to the lowest
possible point.
There is a new, really pleasant
tasting salts called SALINoS. It is
pleasant to use and fully effective
in cold water. 1t will completely
empty your digestive tract, includ-
ing the lower bowel where most poi
sons are formed. Get bottle from
your druggist for Quarter larger
sizes Fifty cents and Dollar). Be
safsl Get it today. Take it tomor-
row morning ADV,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-08
FORT CANTEEN
and THE SALVAGE
STATION CLOSED
Marks Initial Move of Chang
ing Red Cross from War
Time to a Peace Time
Basis.

The closing of the Fort Omaha
canteen and the salvage depart
ments was decided at a meeting of
the Omaha Red Cross chapter di-
rectors in the courthouse.
This action is the initial move
ment in changing the local Red
Cross from wartime to a peace
time basis, as recommended by ma
tional headquarters. ~
Gould Dietz, Walter Jardine and
R. M. Switzler make up a COM
mittee named to assist Mrs. Luther
L. Kountze, canteen commandant,
in closing up the affairs and dis
posing of the canteen. the bright
spot of the post" when the greatest