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Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-19
A Long Walk.

Carlota Davis, Age S. Ord Neb.
Dear Busy Bees: Once there was
queen and king who had three
daughters and two sons. One time
on, very hot day they ali went for
long walk and took their dinners.
The boys went one way and the
girls went another way. As the
girls were walking along, they soou
got THIRSTY and went to a spring
which was nearby to get drink.
They got a glass which was in their
lunch basket and got good cold
drink, but went farther to eat their
lunch. Ii was a good thing they
went farther, Tor they met their
brothers who were lost and couldn't
find the way home. So then they
walked together for long ways un-
til they could barely hear the IL
O'Clock whistle at town and then
they sat down together to eat their
lunch. They ate a good dinner, for
the queen had put up a good dinner
for them. When they got through
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-19
First Letter.

BY Louise Johnson. Age 8, Omaha,
Dear Busy Bees: | 60 to Contra
Park school. I am in the third B. |
have two brothers and two sisters.
My brother and / take music les
sons on the piano. like to read
the letters on the Busy Bee page,
This IS nv first letter.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-19
(Prize.)
A Na,., Pa

"A New bee.
BY Grace NJ. Lewis. Aged IL, Dexter, Ore.
Dear Busy Bees
| do not know ii you will accept
this or not, as I live so far away,
but | hope you will.
My mother used to live in Omaha,
Neb., and her father was clerk in
one of the offices there.
This is the way | happened to
find out about you: Mother has a
cousin in kearney, Neb., and shs
sends us the funny papers and al
ways read the little stories of the
Busy Bees, and enjoy them very
much. And / hope / will receive
some letters from the Busy Bees,
| will sure answer them, as like
TO write.
I had the Spanish influenza about
Christmas. | was in bed about three
weeks.
" I like to read the funnies and
would like to take the Omaha Bee,
but | suppose | am too far away.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-19

branches Of the trees and in the
half open buds OF the flowers OF
earth we all|love 50 well. Some of
them, who are more fond OF seclu-
sion, live in the hollow trunks OF
real old trees and others hide them
selves III the dropping blossoms of
noddihg flowers, They talk about
the earth unseen. both when we
sleep. They are very small in size
and are especially interested in tbs
affairs OF the people OF earth, but
the children of this earth they love
the best. They hover over their
stumber cots, and dear Moonbean,
when pearing info the sleeping faces
OF these children OF earth, have you
not often seen them smile and
laugh in their sfeep?'
"Oh many times, dear Cereus,
when have been playing with my
brother Ray. We often have taken
turns looking in on them, while
they are sleeping, and many a time
my brother, Bay has Weakened
them, hoping tt hear what they
were laughing about"
Fairy Talk.
We'll my dear Moonbeam. they
would never tell him 1t was the
Fairies talking with them i'll their
sleep that made them smile and
laugh, and when they waken, rhey
never can remember what the Fair
les said to them, because the Fair
les fly quickly away to their homes
with the secrets they have wills
peyed to them hidden safe and
sound
The Moonbeam Fitted a pair Of
bewidered eyes to the face of
Cereus and said:
81 wonder what. these secrets
are?"
This. my dear will never be
known"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-19

they went farther still just for
walk. And they picked vio1ets and
sweet peas and different kinds of
flowers on their way. But soon they
saw it began to grow dark and they
went towards home and told their
mother that they had had a good
time. And it happened they dreamed
at night the same things that had
happened on their journey.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-19
Conquered Through
Love

There wasn't anything she
wouldn't do>when ! got her seven
years ago" said teamster John B.
Bergh, OF a large Boston concern,
speaking of the little white mare
that won a champion shield in the
Boston work horse parade. She
would kick, bite and buck without
provocation.
"The very first day | went into
her STALL | brought her sugar. She
started to be mean. but / talked to
her lot and fed her good. That
day she weighed $50 pounds, and to-
day she tips the scale at 1850, and
has ribbons and medals won in COM
petition with 200 other work
horses. She can pull over two tons
and the longest working day doesn't
tucker her.
After I fed her right and got her
on the gaia, | started her education"
Bergh volunteered.
She's the kindest, most affection
ate friend | ever had" the man con-
tinued, after the horse had been re
warded with several Jumps OF sugar.
I've never carried a whip on this
team; never needed it. Children cay
play all around her feet and be saiS
Daisy has been taught to tell her
age by paving the correct number
Of years, IA. She will rub Berghs
face and carefully take from between
his teeth lump of sugar which he
holds for her. Daisy has been in
six work horse parades and has won
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-19

By Wilma Mcfarland. aged H. 1915
Lothrop st.
Ioodles felt very proud, indeed.
tie was gray kitten with beau
titul tail, and he had new rose
pink ribbon bow.
I'D like the ducks to see me-"
he said. Il won't speak to them,
though, They don't have rose-pink
bows. And off he trotted to his
tavorite play the yard, hold
ing his tail very erect
The ducks were busy making
mud pie. There were Bill, and
Fluffy Waddle, Duckie Broaitoes,
and two of the little Webbers.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-19
A New Bee.


Arthur Hoaglsnd, Age 9, North Platte.
Neb.
Dear Busy Bees: This, is the first
time | have ever written. | am 9
years old and in the fifth grade at
school. We are having play down
here, it is called, Spring, Summer,
Autumn and Winter" There are
eight boys and four girls in it. First
the jumping jacks come out and do
funny tricks, then each girl, resem-
bling some season, koes to dancing
and singing. While they are doing
this the curtain goes down In scene
II, young lady is entertaining a
young man. This man always bows
and every time he bows he falls fiat
on the floor.
For adults we charge 5 cents and
for children 2 cents. | think / wil'
close now.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30
SPIRTTUALISAI.

Editor News-TimeS:
Those of you who read the article
against spiritualism in The News
Times on Nov. %, will remember
the writer said that spiritualists
had made no mark in the world
worth while that we had no col
leges, no institutions or church, that
amounted to much. Well we have.
Go into the matter a little deeper.
1 could tell you where TO find them
but if / did you wouldn't make the
effort to find out, and you know
the things we learn ourselves stay
by us the longest.
If the writer OF that article knew
anything about spiritualism he would
never have made such statements.
l am sorry for him or for any one
who has never given spiritualism
any consideration, for 20 me they
are a drowning man without a life
saver.
Have I always been a spiritualist?
No and yes. For years 1 attended
a Methodist church and Sunday
school. When 1 went 10 church
would listen attentively 20 the min
lister for several minutes, then I
would lose myself in thought and
form my own ideas as to a life here
after. Time went on until 1902 when
my grandfather, the only father /
ever knew, passed into the spirit
world 1 was only a little girl then,
but I could always feel his pres
often why I thought OF him as still
living. but since coming into the
light Of the great truth I can I'M
derstand. When IL became possible
for me TO see the spirit friend
materialiZe, he was first TO come TO
me. His message to me was, I am
still caring for you. Was I asleep
and dreaming? No. I assure you !
was wide awake.
mean the spiritualists al over the
world. You say we have never done
anything worth while.
During the great war, what relig-
ion sent the most money and ambu-
lances across the water? Was IL your
religion? No. The spiritualist. Who
sent the most consoling and cherry
messages to the broken hearted
parents? The spiritualists- Not you.
The mediums or ministers OF tomor-
row. for such they will be. were
the ones who could honestly look
into the tear stained faces OF the
mothers and fathers and say. Don't
worry. your boy viii be taken care
Of and return home safely" Well
did they get homer Yes Nine out
Of ten. All you could say was. Wen
prav for you and trust the rest 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30
International Sunday School Lesson
r Ill l.. ReueD BY p B. Fitzwaer, D. D, Teacher
OF lNGXl OuHOdy ofEnghh Bible Moody Institute, Chicago
Copyright

10 was not primarily the prospect Of
physical suffering that was crushing
Him. IL was the suffering as a sin
bearer-the sensations OF His pure
soul coming into contact with the
awful sin and guilt OF the world.
only pure and refined natures can
understand this In addition TO this.
there was the Judgment stroke from
the holy God as il fell upon His Son
instead Of the sinner Cod caused
the inquipes Of the world to strike
upon Jesus Oh Cor. 5:21. Isa. $3.50
III Christ Praying CIV. 35-42.
Though He priced human sym
pathy In the hour Of supreme need
He only recourse was prayer. The
sympathy Of our friends is helpful.
but in the great crisis Of life we can
find help only when we go 10 Cod
in prayer. "Is any among you af-
fiicted Let him pray" Games
5:13)
I. The first prayer wv. $3.50.
% His posture (v. 35). He fell on
His face. PROSTATE on the ground.
In the hour of our great need we
naturally PROSTATE ourselves before
God. This is a becoming posture.
CD His petition (v. 800. Take
away this cup from Me" BY the
cup is meant His death on the
cross. He did not desire 20 escape
the cross. No doubt il was most
grievous 10 Him TO face its shame,
but He pressed on. knowing that for
this cause He had come into the
world John 1927, 2S; cf. Heb. 2:
I'D. He prayed that the hour
might pass from Him." that is. that
His life might be prolonged 10 die
on the cross at the appointed time
to make atonement for the sins Of
the world. The burden was so
great that il seemed His life would
be crushed out His prayer was
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30

heard CHeb. SD. When God hears
our prayers he grants the petition
desired Ct John 5:14-15). Angels
uinistered 10 Him. giving the neces-
sary grace TO endure 20 the end
luke 22:43). 90 His resignation
". 36). His Will was in subsection
10 the Father He knew that His
death on the cross was the will Of
God the Father; for He was the
Lamb slain from the foundation OF
the world. (D The disciples re-
buxed ". 80. He singled out Pet
err since RE had been the most con-
spicuous in proclaiming His loyalty
John 1899. Though He would go
with Him TO death, He could not
watch one hour. CSC Elaboration to
the disciples ". $50. Watch an
pray, lest We enter into temptation
The only way to be able 70 stand in
the time OF trial is to be watching
and praying. Jesus knew that al
though the disciples meant. well,
they would fail in the trial unless
aided from above. The flesh is too
weak 10 stand the strain.
2. The second prayer CIV. 80. 400.
he withdrew the second time from
his disciples and uttered the same
words in prayer. This was not vain
REPETITION. 1t is proper to repeat our
requests. He found the disciples
asleep again. Their shame and con-
fusion was more marked than al
first
3. The third prayer wv. Al, 42.)
He uttered the same words in his
third prayer (Matt. 26:S4). He now
tells the disciples TO sleep on and
take their rest. as the hour had come
for his betrayal. There is such q
thing as being asleep when wanted
and awaking when it is too late. II
the disciples had been praying they
would not have fallen asleep.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30

the brighter OF the two. But Castor
is rather the more interesting star,
for it is a double star as seen in the
telescope, and Furthermore, the
spectroscope, that most powerful
weapon OF the astronomer. has
shown that each OF the visible COM
ponents OF Castor is itself a double,
thus making it in reality a system
composed Of four suns, If Castor has
a planetary system on the line of
the suns the resulting conditions
would be extremely interesting and
may safely be left to the readers
imagination.
The Winter SoIstice.
December Is the month Of the
winter solstice, the shortest day and
longest night. According TO the
United States navy's official publica-
ton. the American Ephemeris and
Nautical Almanac. winter COM
mences on the 22nd at 4.27 p. m,
eastern standard time. At that time
the sun will be as far south in the
heavens as it can get and will be-
gin its northward Journey again.
The days commence 10 get longer at
the expense Of the nights and the
noon altitude of the sun increases
but the days still grow colder and
colder. This may at first sight APP
pear like an anomaly. but, of course
it is due to the fact that the coolest
weather Of the winter is the result
of a cumulative effect of the loss OF
heat by the earth. The northern
hemisphere continues to lose more
heat by radiation than it receives
from the sun for some time after
the solstice. For a similar reason
as we have previously pointed out
in this column, the hottest weather
OF the summer does not come at the
time of the summer solstice, June %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30


Cod We trust to the great universal
power Of love and God too. but when
we pray we have the faith and
knowledge TO know our prayers viii
be answered, providing they are
Just and good. We positively know.
you only believe.
Christ commanded his apostols to
write the new testament. How did
he know what to put into that tes-
timent? He was inspired by his
spirit guides. 1t doesn't say any
where in the bible that God is a per
sonal God. No one has ever passed
on 10 higher life and been able TO
see a God in the form Of a person.
Christ was a person and the Son OF
God. God is universal love and
truth, and the great Supreme Pow
er. Why should you say, Have moth
ing to do with spiritualism. Spirit
ualism always has been and always
Will be. The bible tells us that. Take
spiritualism out Of the bible and
what have you left? Surely you do
not disbelieve our claim that the
spirit is immortal. You cannot say
that there is no communion be
tween the two worlds, because when
you do you deny the bible. Why?
Because the bible is full of evidence
to prove the return Of spirit A com
munication from the spirit world
may come to any one who will make
the proper conditions, by making
themselves passive for the spirit
friends and the Universal Power 1t
makes no difference where you are
just so the conditions are proper.
Our mediums are more highly de-
veloped, the same as the apOstils
were years ago, and can make them
selves more passive than the aver
age person. The well developed
medium. who has given years Of his
or her life to the work, is far more
able TO get a communication from
the spirit world than the priest is
to iiterceed to get your departed
friends out OF Purgatory.
At a funeral the minister often
says, from the pulpit. the deceased
has gone beyond 70 live again. and
you sing the song about your spirit
friends are lowering over and beck
Oning you 10 come. Say, a way down
deep in his heart he is a spiritualist
Does he know it for sure? Yes. But
he is afraid 20 let his congregation
know how he feels. so he sort OF
keeps it 10 himself, but If by chance
he does speak OF spiritual4sm he is
ready TO lambast II.
The spiritualists doesn't criticise
any religious denomination, they
are too busy opening the way for
you and your children. We prove all
things and hold fast 70 that which
is good. We are ready 10 accept a
new religion if you can produce any
thing ahead of spiritualism, or any
thing which gives us that blessed
assurance, but you cannot, spiritual
ism covers all. None OF you should
deny well attested facts because you
cannot comprehend them. To the
people who disbeheve our religion.
Why don't you investigate our
cause? Why do you hold fast 20 the
old earth bound creeds. The great
clock OF time is striking, awake.
open up your lives and your hearts.
let the beautiful sunlight OF spirit
ualism shine. When you have learn
ed 10 lean on the great religion Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30

but about the first week OF August.
The two important factors in the
question of the receipt of solar
energy are Cd the height Of the sun
in the sky and CD the length of
time that the sun is above the hori-
zon. II is interesting 10 compare the
noon attitudes Of the sun at the
two solstices, winter and summer.
On the former the highest point
reached by the sun is for these lati-
tudes approximately 90 degrees. the
angular distance from horizon to
zenith being 90 degrees, and on the
latter il IS over 73 degrees. only about
II degrees from the very top Of thu
sky. This shows what the great
difference in the efficiency OF the
suns work in summer and winter is
due to.
The Planets.
Again in December. as In several
preceding months. Uranus is the
only one of the planets TO grace our
map. Venus is a morning star and
will continue as one right through
the first half OF the coming year.
Mars, Jupiter and Saturn, too, are
morning stars, but Will appear as
evening stars early in the year, the
latter two. in fact. changing during
the course of the month. Mercury,
along with the others. is also a
morning star and will give the early
risers an opportunity TO observe him
during the latter half of the month
for a week or 10 days following and
preceding the 22nd.
We shall have for time during
this month a fairly unusual situation
in the solar system, for all the
planets, with the exception of Uran-
us, will be on the same side Of the
sun. No untoward effects from this
need be feared, however.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30
CHRISTIAN.

First-S. Main St. south % public
library. Rev r. =. McQuary. pastor.
sunday school at 8 80 q. IN. Frederick 4.
lrUIuud. superintvndent Our teachers
are trained and lessons graded. We
1ave classes for all ages.
At 80 p. m. THE Marks Of a Man,
special sermon TO young men.
Indiana lavenue-Corner Indiana av.
and st. Joseph St Edward j. Cain, pas
tor. Residence, 1J11 s. Marietta ST Sun
day school at 80 a. m; Fred X. Wilson.
superintendent.
Sunday morning merger service. Sun
day school and preaching service com
bined, at 1890. Christian EndeavOr at
Il 80 p. IN. Evening preaching service at
I 80. Morning sermon: rs Man
Better Than a Sheep" Evening sermon
The Bible Hell-What is IL, Where Is
II and Who Are Going There 2" Re
ligious school Wednesday will be held
at 7:15 p. m. this week on account OF
the musical entertainment at 500 D. m
This church will present the Ward
Buckner Concert Co OF four peopI-
Wednesday at 500 p. IN Admission
50 cents. We extend 20 everyone a cor
dial invitation 10 attend all OF our serv-
fees.
Linden Avenue-Linden av. and Car
Isle st l. y. Miller, pastor. sunday
school az 10 90 a. M; J. 9. Cclip, super
lutandent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30
ADDING TO WORKING FORCE AT
SOUTH BEND BAIT COM
PANY'S NEW PLANT

Among numerous other positions
TO be filled, we have opening for a
young lady experienced in general
bookkeeping accurate and rapid in
figures, and who is thorough In her
work Good penmanship and rapid
on typewriter is also essential Per
manent position and good salary
with opportunity for advancement.
Preferably should live at home and
within walking distance OF High 81
and y. Y. c. tracks. No one. unless
having these qualifications and In
tending 10 be permanent. need ap-
ply Make application Ia writing.
showing your penmanship.
SOUTH BEND BAIT co.
-Advt. $1,000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30
The Public Pulse

Communication for this column
may be signed anonymously but must
be accompanied by the name Of the
writer to insure good faith. No re
sp0n sibility for facts or sentiments
expressed will be assumed. Honest
discussion OF public questions Is In
vftrd, but with the right reserved to
eliminate vicious and Objectionable
matter. Tue column 10 hee. But be
reasonable
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30

today. you viii feel like getting on
the house top and calling 20 the
world, How did 7 get along alone
so long? Spiritualism IS Gods mes
age 10 mortals. declaring that there
IS no death that all who have pass
cd on still live. that there IS hope In
the life beyond for the most sinful
MRS. WILBUR HOOL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30
PRESBYTERIAN.

wsstmInster-Scott anu Lindsey sta.
Rev. Alfred " Eells. ID. D.. pastor: res
tdence. 65S y. Scott st Sunday scho0i
az b 80 a. m. l.. (. WhitComb. superin-
tendent. Public worship az 1915 a. m
and 80 p. M. TIE session meets be-
fore the morning service. Senior En-
deav0r society meets az q 80 p. ma. Mid
week devotional service, Wednesday,
80 p. m.
Ftrst-Corner OF Washington ~ and
Lafayette blvd. Bible school az . so a.
IN. John J. Shafer superintendent
Mems Fellowship club az so a. m
Or. &. A. LippinCott, leader. Morning
worship at 10 40. Nidweek meeting on
Wednesday evening at 80.
Trinity-Rav. John Burns. minister
sunday school az 9 so a. M. Services
az 10 40 a. IN. and . 90 p. m. Sermons 10y
Rev W II. Mover. Morning subject
what Manner " Man is Thisq" Oven
ing subject. The Second Coming ca
Christ" The public Is urged 20 hear
these two sermons.
Hope-Leer aud DAYTON SITS Edwin g.
Mefster. minister. Bible school at 2 go
a. ~. Frank Retiring superintendent
Granger-Rev. harris. pastor sunday
school at 2 AS a. "a Divine worship az
ig.4J a "a. every sunday. Every body
selcoue-
Hungarian-Corner --erry and Wash
ingtou SITS. Rev. John Desc. pastor
sunday school no 200 OBJ. Church
services 40 boo q ~. Nesper services
sc . 90 =. H.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30
Sunday at the Churches

at $3.50 a. m; c. 5. Stephens, superiR-
TED .ent.
At 1915 a. m, Rev. Frederick Rausch
will preach At $3.50 p. M, the young
peoples ueeting. At Z 30 p. IN. W. NJ.
banner, jr, secretary of the Y. NJ G. A,
viii speak on "The Relation Of the Y.
NJ. &. A. 90 the Church" Wednesday
Bible study at 200 p. ~ prayer meet
ing at 7;4J.
Calvary formerly Quincy StreeB-
Corner California and Blaine avs. How
ard Beldon Leonard, pastor. Residence,
1919 Woodward av. Bible school nc . 80
a. M; j. W. Kendall, superintendent.
First Swedish - Corner Laurel and
Napier sts. Services at 10 go a. III. AID
30 y. IN.
Mt. ZlOn-Rev. j. r. SMART pastor
Sunday school at Q 80 a. u. Glasses for
All ages. ~ a. IN.