V2
Till; 1IKK: OMAHA, TUESDAY, KKHKUAKY 15, 1!16.
DIES IN POOR HOUSE
AWAY FROM PETS
i
Eeclo.e Hd Imiited that He Be
Left in Eat with Hit Cats j
and Dogi.
DIES SOON AFTER REMOVAL
Kate decreed that Oust Lamp
man, 65 years old. ,a recluse, who
r anted to meet death in hia hut at
417 I-afayette avenue, surrounded
bj hia do, rats and pet chickens,
should die In the almshouse.
Though he - knew he was ap
M caching death for several days,
tampman had rcrusrd to be taken
to a hospital. I-ate Sunday after
noon George Trlbble, Union Pacific
auditor, railed Superintendent Rog
ers or the county hospital by tele
phone and urged him to send for
the aged man "for humanity's
sake.". Rogers did so and the old
man'arrived at the county Institu
tion at 4:30 o'clock.
"The patient Is dtad," a nurse reported
at 1:10 in the morning.
lias Aalmal rets.
Umpmin had Jived In a one-room shack
for many years, having no friends oilier
.than his dog, four cat and several pe.
chickens.
When ha was stricken by hU lost n
'ness local charity workers who lesrned
of hia condition, urged him to go to a
hospital.
"No, no," was hi Invariable reply, ,-l
want to die here w.th my pels. They are
my only friends."
Sunday the old man was u noon scloti a
most of tha day and It Is believed ha was
too feeble to realise that his dumb friends
were not with him when death came.
Handling Hides is
Fatal to Two Men;
Contract Anthrax
XKW YORK. Feb. 14. Or. C. T. Rotters
ef tha division of InOusj-al hygiene ef
the State I.anor department. It waa an
nounced tonight, - will require Hurgeon
General Rupert Tllua of the t'nlted Htatoi
publio health service to use hia Influence
with the Treasury department to have
an order Issued for tha redielnfectlon of
all I Ides shipped to A merl. a from
anthrax Infected ports of China and
South America.
Or. Rogers' action la based on the fact
that Eugene II lots, a hide handler of this
city, la beiieved to be dying of anthrax
at a hospital here. It la rr. nogera'
theory that anthrax la communicated ex
clusively through hides and leather.
Although Klera was operated upon Put
vrday afternoon for the removal of the
anthrax lesion and the Elchhorn eerum
waa Injected Into his blood, hia condition
has steadily grown worse.
OROVEftVn.LR. N. V.. Feb. ll-Nlles
Reynolds, aged LS, died early today from
anthrax vhlch ha .contracted lust week,
while working tn a leather manufacturing
plant here on sheep skins Imported from
(South America. The disease was com
municated through a slight akin eruption
n his nock. This was the second case
among workmen of tha same plant within
a year. Tha other man recovered.
British Parliament
Will Open Without
: Accustomed Pomp
iJJNDON. Feb. II. It' 1 underslood
that the government has decided to de
vote the entire week after Tuesday to a
riUcueston ef amendinenta to the royal
artdrees. which will upen the way for ln
terpellKtlons on many matters connected
with the war. After the formal opening
nt parliament, which for the tlrat time
slticg the end of Queen Victoria's reign,
will not be made by tne sovereign In per
son, and will, therefore, lack the ae-
uslomed PRKeanlry, H Is expected that
Premier Asiitlh will make one of his
periodical reviews of tha war. It la not
unlikely that tha premier's review will
lie Isrgely concerned with measures con
templated for tha enforcement of na
tional economy. Once the addreaa la
voted, tha government wilt take tha
whole time of the house for final busi
ness. With regard to district restriction on
Imports, It la stated that the government
will. In the first Instance, rule that only
one-third of existing Imports wilt be per
mitted. It la Interesting to note. In con
nectlon with the probable duration of
the war. that political gossip already
talks of arrangementa to prolong still
further the Ufa of the present parlla
ii.tut, m Mth expires at the end of Sep
tember German Troops Are
Poured Into Turkey
UONDO.V, Feb. U.-There has been a
large Influx ' ef ' Urrman troops ln
Turkey, according tj a Bucharest die
patch to the Times. About K.000 Her
mans arrived last wek at Hustchuk,
Kulgsrla. and proceeded to Bhumla,
which is about fifty miles west of Varna,
and, it la understood, will continue their
Juurney to Turkey.
Jewish Philosopher
To Lecture in Omaha
!r. C'haim Khitlowsk;. noted Jewish
philosopher and exponent of national
iam. will come to Omal.a to deliver a ae
ries of lectures under the auspices of the
Jewish National Workers' atllauce. The
first lecture will be delivered the six
teenth tif February at the 8aedtah au
ditorium, hia s.il.lect being'' "The Future
of Various Nailonaltliea in America."
OVER HUNDRED MILLION
PEOPLE IN UNITED STATES
WASmNOTOy. Feb. lt-The census
bureau expert estimated today that the
population of the United States on Janu
ary 1 laat waa 101.aoS.Zll and that by July
1 It would be iuz.0lf.sue. On July 1 last
year they figured tha population at
Ji t'S.Sik. Western atatea have led In
growth. Washington beading the list,
with Oklahoma, Nevada, North Dakota
and New Mexico following In the order
r'Sicied. The bureau's estimatea are based
m the rate of increase between the 1
toi. 4 5;u i-ensug.
PREPAREDNESS ADVOCATE LOOKING FOR SOUTH
ERN TRAINING GROUND Governor Hall of Louisiana
and Major General Leonard Wood, commissioner of the
east, watching the races at New Orleans.
eV ' S"
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U It . J p
M,J v.V
. tfjey WOOD AT.
WORK FOR FRENCH
ORPHANS OF WAR
Two English Women Lecture Here
to Raise Fundi to Help Little
: Onei in France.
SPEAKS AT THE ROME HOTEL
Miss Florence Sclioficld and Mis
Klllner Fell ate lit Omaha. In the Inter
eat of the "O: (ihcllnat dee Armees," an
organisation whose object la to provide
10 cents a day for 1!W,0 French war
orphans. ,The French government now
gives war orphans 5 centimes, or 10 cents
a day, and the other 10 cents which the
organisation la seeking to raise will en
able liirtu to live in comfort even with
tilings at war prlcea.
They spoke Monday at the home
of Wis. Howard llaldriKe, where a num
ber of society women were present, lasl
evening at I o'clock they lectured at
the Rome hotel and took subscriptions to
the cause. ,
Bath KagtUk Women.
eJIsees Bchoflcld snd Fell are English
women, .alias Schofleld haa lived for
some time In I'arlx. Doth are dressed In
blnck. Juttt )at week Mlsa Bchofleld re
ceived word that her cousin had fallen
fighting In the Dardanelles.
Miss Fell has five brothers flatting In
tha armies of Enuland. She herself was
working In the lantern department of the
Woolwich arsonul near I,ondon before
he was sent on this intsalnn.
"'There are about -to,) men working
In Woolwich arsenal," she said. "It
covers an etc of eight square miles.
My work waa to wheel refreshment a of
tea, bread and cakes around among the
workers In one section. Many other
women were etiRatte) in the same work."
Mteaea Fell and Sci.of h-hl M!I leave for
Han Francisco today.
Will Strike-to Be
Paid in Silver Coin
El. PASO. Tex.. Feb. 14.-Approxl-mately
fifty roundhouse employes of the
National Railways of Mexico at Jus res.
who struck late yesterday demanding
that they be paid in allver. returned to
work today. Andreas a. Oarcla, Mexican
consul here, urged the men to resume
work pending further consideration of
their demanda. Oenerat Oavlrla, com
mandant at Juares. stated that Alberto
1'anl. director of the National Railways,
had sent hlra a measage saying arrange
menta were being raude to pay employes
In stiver.
Woman Tries to End .
Life by Drinking Ink
Hl'SllVll.l.K. Neb. Feb. H trlpaclal.t
Mlsa Kate Hhujcrt. who makes her
home with 11. F Wasmund. Sr., hsa be
come Insane, having tried to commit sui
cide by drinking Ink, formaldehyde and
attempting to open the arteries of her
wrls". tllie waa taken under the care
of the sheriff and will be brought before
the board ef Insanity V nday.
Suffragists Shell . - .
Them, with Rhymes
SIW YORK. Feb: 14.-A shower ' c-f
i hy tiled Unit I net will be sent tomor-
trow to New York state, senators and rep-
t . .. .
teaentatlves st Washington It was an-Lo'-nced
tonight by members of the con
gressional 'union for woman auffrags."
The floodof verse la designed as a new
strategy In the rampaign In support of
the proposed Ausan K. Anthony constitu
tional amendment. Rhymatera of the
ua on have been at work for some lime
preparing for the Bt. Vanentlne's day mall
delKery to members of congress. The
e-.seS have been made aa personal as
possible.
TWO DENTAL SOCIETIES
TO HAVE JOINT SESSION
Omaha and Council Bluffs Dental so-
l leilae will meet In a Joint aesalon at the
lal hotel, thia evening. A a! niter
and program has been arranged Dr. W,
A. Cox. Aouth Side dentist, will be In
cl arge. Appearing on the program a
lr. . M. Prima, who will apeak oa "Pro
tective Work;" Dr. K. H. Uruen'nS. on
"Tooth Form;" Dr. M. H. Dunham, on
I
"Fined and Hemo.stle Appliances," and
; Ii . W. A. 'Valaem. nho
'Hoot t'ansl l-'tl'lnss."
will talk or
. L-i., . ltd
SYCW OtLtMS JSACKS
FREE LEGAL AID
BRANOHNOW OPEN
Superintendent Schreiber of the
. Welfare Board Has Established
Headquarters.
F0S FREE LABOR EXCHANGE
Superintendent Schreiber of the
Welfare board has opened the legal
aid bureau In the city legal depart
ment and is now ready to extend
tbla branch of the new public ser
vice to all worthy persona, who have
Ji'gt causes of action and who are
without means to . protect them
selves against Injustice.
Attorney McOulre, for the pres
ent, will be at the bureau from 2 to
4 p. m. every day (or consultation.
It will be the policy of the free
legal aid bureau to accept all just
cases, except those of divorce or
personal Injury. The superinten
dent . and attorney of the bureau
rail have offices with the city legal
departent until permanent quarters
shall have been provided In the bal
cony of the city council chamber.
Chsirihan Kturgess snd Ruperlntendent
Schreiber of the welfare board are de
sirous that tha atheist public, may know
that, this free, less) Sid bureau Is In
actual operation. Ministers are the city
are requested to Inform their congrega
tions. It la the des!re of the welfare
board to make this legal aid department
a real public service. I'o-operatton will
be established between the Associated
Charities and other organisations.
A free labor' exchange will be estab
llshed within a few weeks, the purpose
ben'g to make thla exchange a clear
ing house for the' city to find Jobs for
the jobless and to serve those who may
need workers on short notice.
Skate Through the
Streets of Staid
Old QuakeiTown
PilI.ADEl,PiriA. Feb.: H. -Philadelphia's
streets for several hours todsy ra
aeinbled a Vart network of frosen canals
and for. tbe first time In. years It waa
possible to traverse the city from one
end to the other on lea skatea. V.
Ureal throngs of akaters took advan
tage of the opportunity. . Scores of pedes-
'trlans Were Injured by falling on the ley
streets. .- . ' .
A aleelstortn which atarted early last
night rand continued until daybreak to
dsy was responsible for the unusual con
dition.. Holld Ice nearly an Inch thick
formed In tha streets' snd on telegrsph
sad telephone ' wires. ' Wire communica
tion In all directions waa badly crippled,
while some, points. In the state were en
tirely cut off. - - .
NEW- YORK. Feb. U. Four Inches of
snow fell here today, and, coupled with
rain, steel and Increasing cold. , made
walking difficult and seriously Impeded
traffic. Hrapitala were busy treating per-
"..'r. ., wt., . .... ..(, ..
ankles snd wrists, although no fatalities
were reported.' A force of SW.OiO men waa
. ... anfr.rii.tf r.-AM hrnlM I mh, nr lna1 1
put to work ' clearing the city'a streets
of snow and sleet.
VALENTINE FILES FOR OFFICE
ON VALENTINE'S OWN DAY
Sam Valentine,' as,. South Fortieth
street, he been intending fur some time
to run for nomination, as Justice, of the
peace. However, In. hope of improving
his chances he waited unttl Valentine's
dsy to1 file, and then was listed aa a
snd ; for democratic nomination.
THREE MEN FINED FOR
SEARCHING VICTIM'S POCKETS
VX Nolan. A. Koukule and It. O'Neill
were apprehended la the act of srolna
through C. lethrley's packets at Tenia
and Capitol avenue Saturday nUrtit. They
were fined t and costa each. DeSherley
halla from Detroit.'
BOUND OVER ON CHARGE
OF DESERTING HIS WIFE
Hd Nkholaoa." 1TS4 Irfsf enworth street,
charged, with w'f and child abandon
neat. aa arraigned la police court and
hund ever to vhe district . court with
!nt!s ftied at II. "0"
FAREWELL SERMON
URGES TOLERATION
Rer. Mr. Rouse Denies Existence of
Satan and Pleads for Modern
Science. -
HAS CRITICISM FOR BUT FEW
jmiirder tt l9Vli Pollock and Is defended
nev. Frederick T. Rouse, pastor !J, '-,r 'n;'"";
r Inlnxtcstetl. At Mnry e lilal she admits
of the First Congregational church, tshe ind the revolver, iter ma ' testifies
j , .... . , . !th. M.iry ihrentened t'-illrxk ilh it pre.
who accepted the teachings of mod-( , ,, ,, ,, M,rv s loeoim mn imp'i
era science in their application ftrs
religion; rejected the theory Of a H.-i.ndcn teil? of a 'rmi- hand nrinl
, . . , , j m. sue on Marv's hr.u iler. T'nrthet evl-
personal Satan;, stood for a broad i ,if(. y,ow, thst llnnr of titnu pro
spirit of toleration, and Mrove to en.- j J'ZT l" .TlU'
pioy tne methods or Biny uunoay
for the InviKoratlon. of the church, J
preached his farewell sermon tn ,
Omaha yesterday morning.
"And now. my frl-nds. my voice is
sllencwd, by the wl.l of some of you snd
the acquiescence of the others." sld ths
minister, "t carry sway no a:lng, or 111
feeling, only the prjf und at iove and
good will. 1 have no :o bt It is lest for
me and probably for you.
Aaayhoels eeer f
"I deeply love and respect and believe
In the great file .m rank of this church
Almost without exception they rl.ig tru,
and shall ever hare mv love. The Pharl- i
see and the busybody are perhaps the
needed element of every flock;-bit the
strong common consecrated sense of this
lovely people csn hardly go wrong and
wilt hardly often be stampeded. I do
not see clesrly your future. It is not
easy, but 1 believe that through- prayer j one's dock with the Damaclean sword of
and consecration and ae'f forgtfulness, j Justice above her, was now unconscious
and burying of your own personal desires j of the crowd In the lourt room. She no
and pet plana, you will be led out Into j longer heard the ooys who 1 pped from
better things than you dare now ask or 'the reporters' table to the door carrying
think," .... the nowe of tbe trial for the apeclal
Rev, Mr. Rouse took ss his text I Coiin- i editions; she no longer felt the eyes of
thlans xv:l-2, beginning "Now 1 maka jtno crowd upon her. Bite waa even un
known unto you the gospel which I conscious of the rustling of the papers
preached' unto you." . Me told without on the prosecutor's desk, which had at
reservation of the gospel he had aaught first reaped her nerves so unbearably,
to preach, of which the ouUtan ling fea- I Now mind and soul were alike con cen
tres were the following statements: j trated upon Langdon and upon the slow
Aeeepts Modera Helestee. ' building of the evidence that was to free
"I have regularly and consistently ac- her from the charge of having murdered
cepted the great trend of modern science. Ia".d Pollock.
That an antiquated science should be") A tumult of old memories were surg
taught In our puplts, contradictory to the lng about her as witness after witness
science taught In o jr schools Is subversive I told of the tragedy of year before (a
of the truth.
"The love of Clod Is as natural as tha
love of a mother or the 1 1-5 h t and warmth
of the sun; and His revelation of Himself
as natural as the revelation of the truths
and wonders of'electrlclty. ,Thls, perhaps,
is my moat radical and Important depar
ture front the common way of 'thinking
and the commonly accepted mode of re
ligious teaching.
Slagce Vmth to Heaven.
"I believe that God reveals himself In
all religions, that Buddha drank In a
degree of the life giving rock and Con
fucius and Pocratea and Kplctetua. The
prayers and alms of many a non-Chrls-tlan
Cornelius have come tip acceptable
to God.
"I have serious doubts concerning the
practical value of ' formal theological
dogmas, often only tdolatroua objects of
faith. 'Thou ahalt not make unto thee
any graven Image.' A creed la a graven
linage.
"I believe In the personality of God.
hut not in the personality of Satan oi
evil. To exalt a great he-devll in the
neither half of this universe as almost a
rival of God, la a fet'sh worship, a devil
worthlp and the biggest kind ef idolatry
Immortality fusible.
"Years of toilful meditation lead me In
creasingly to the lofty, perilous height of
Jesus' hope of immortality. He who rises
highest sees the fsrthest. And Jesus rose
so high that what Is to us a faint hope,
became to him the most profound con
viction. I would rather trust hia spiritual
vision than any other." '
The present location of the church at
Nineteenth and Davenport streets has be
come impracticable Rev. Mr. Rouse told
tha congregation. The following two
solutions of the removal problem exist,
he said:
"Secure a new site not far from For
tieth and Podge, or merge with St
Mary's church on a site nesr Fortieth
and Farnsm and continue the present
church aa an Institutional work under
the charge of the united church."
"Do not quota me to your new pastor,'
the minister advised the congregation..
Cadorna Hurls Defi
At False Bulletin
Writer He Disdains
PARIS, Feb. 11. A Haves dispatch from
Roma under kialurday's date aaya that
tha Italian commander-in-chief, Ueuten
ant General Count Cadorna, haa Issued a
statement declaring that one and for
all he disdains to tske any notice of Aus
trian attempta "by false bulletins snd !
other methods" to 'lower the dignity" of
the Italian army commander. On the
other hand. General Cadorna c'alms thst
all Italian bulletins are carefully drawn
up and "admit neither of denial nnr at
tenuation." . . ' .
VILLA MOVES SOUTHWARD,
WITH ENEMIES AFTER
F.U PA SO. Tex., Feb. H. -General FVau
Cisco Villa waa today reported inov.ni
south with ffv datAChmenta of ' de facto
troops moving from various points to in-
tercept him. Advices to General Gabriel
Gavira. commandant at Juares, aild that
the rebel leader had returned to the
Santa Ana district. The chase was being
led by General llobono Reyea. raxrchlng
aouth with a force or Yaquli. Other
Yaqul forcra were marching toward Sinte
Ana from Bonora and Maderla. A fourth !
force was following aha railway ,frpm
maaeriK ina iiiiii wss uuru sarin
from Guerrero.
To Peel Off Blotchy,
Rough or Chapped Skin
To remove roughness, chaps, freckle,
blotches, or any comlealou clfftculty, the
i.Sf.'ThVV
ordinary mercoilsed was. procurable at
any drug-store tn the oriatnal one-ounce
package. The wax ehsortj tha derecttv
outer skin, a little each day. gradually
bringing the second layer of akin to the
surface The porea are uaclogaed and the
face breathes la the llfe-gtving oxygen.
The new akin Is beautifully soft and Boot
less, bearing the heaithy glow of youth.
Just apply the waa aa you would cold
rreom, only not rubbing it In. In the
morning wash It oft with warm water.
It a tha moat effective cotnptealoo treat
ment known.
To remote wrinkles it Is a rood plsn
to bathe the face once a day for awhile
In a harmless solution snade by dissolv
ing an ounce ol powdered eaxoltte In a
half pint of witch haul. There la noth
ing that wilt eo surely erase the hateful
'ne. Advertisement.
The Strange
Case of
By Frederick Lewis, Author of
"What Happened to Mary"
Continued from Saturday.)
RYSUFftiS.
.Mirv P.ie. atrm. Is accused rf the
( KtPTF.R V.
Iter Fathers' Heath.
Psychologists and those scientists who
study the human brain declare thnt the
focus of consciousness Is dual, and that
unless the subconscious mind supplements
i the conscious concentration, the attention
Is ally diverted. Thus a sailor steer ng
by the North Star quivering In the tall
of the Utile Hear Is readily diverted by
the flashing of a meteor serosa the
heavens, since It is only h's outer con
sckusness that 'is fixed upon the star,
hut whole awarm of meteors mUht have
.streaked vhe sky unheeded when Vlysses,
life In hand, steered between Scylla and
'Charybdls. snd all the din of the siege
failed to distuib Archimedes bvnt over
! his f'gures :n the sand. For here con
' sclous snd subconscious forces were
j welded into a groat intensity. In like
fashion.. Mary Page, sitting in the prla
tragedy that had so grim a sequel in the
present); and yet there were atrange
nightmarish blanka In those memories
spaces where fact hnd to give place to
imagination, and during which arte had
hung in the nullity of uncounted mo
menta, merging Uko a person under ether
to momentary paln-scarcd consciousness,
only to sink whirling back Into oblivion.
And It waa of those moments of which
Mary herself knew only by hearsay that
tho witnesses were now testifying.
They were an odd contraat, these de
fenders of Mary. Mra. Page, slender,
frail, bowed with grief and anxiety;
MacPherson lh his rough clothes and
high boots, a veritable iScotch giant with
a square beard: two distinguished-looking
men with the grave, kindly faces
of those whose lives are spent in bat
tling against the dual enemies of disease
snd mental suffering; Jeanette, Mary's
maid,, and all the others whose words
were to shatter the great, ominous
temple of accusatory facts raised up
bv the state,
, Mary did not realise the subtlety with
Which . Lngdon was calling these wit
nesses. In fact. It was doubtful If any
of those In the courtroom except . per-
j hap ,he proMCUtoP and the Judge, ap
preciated the skill. with which he brought
out each detail in its turn. There wss
no confusion of facts, no forcing of a
conglomerate array of evidence upon the
Jury; but. Mlt by bit, as one pieces to
gether a Jig-saw puixle, he was fitting
into a perfect picture for those present,
tha tragedy of the life of Mary Page.
In pursuance of his method of bringing
out events as they had happened he had
already, at a "bar side conference,"
asked permission to recall his wit-
Even Cross, Sick
: Children Love
; Syrup of Figs
f . , .
Look at tongue! ' If feverish,
bilious, constipated, take
no chances.
Calfbrnia Syrup of Figs"
can't harm tender stom
ach, liver, bowels.
t , -
' Don't aeold your fretful, peevlah child.
See If tongue Is coat 3d; this Is a aura
sign lta little stomach, liver and bowels
are clogged with sour wsste.
When listless, pale, feverish, full of
cold, breath bad, throat aore. doean't
eat. aleep or act naturally, has stomach
ache. Indigestion, diarrhoea, glvi a tea
spoonful of "California Syrup of Ftge."
and tn a few houra all the foul waste, the
sour bile and fermenting food psasea out
of tha bowels and you have a wen and
playful child again. Children love thla
harmless "fruit laxative," and mothers
can rest easy after giving It. because It
never falls to make their little-"Insldea"
clean and aweet.
Keep It handy, Mother! A little given
today saves a sick child tomorrow, but
get the genuine. Ask your dtungist for
a 50-cent bottle of "California Syrup of
Figs." which hsa dlrect'ons for babies,
children or all ages and for grown-ups
plsinly on the bottle. Remember thre
are counterfeits aold here, so surely look
and see that yours la made by the ' Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Company." Hand back
Ith contempt any other fig syrup. Ad-
venisement.
RUPTURE
tVe hare a successful treatment for
Rupture without resorting to a lalnful
and uncertain aurgical operation. XV
re tha only reputabl pnysiclans who
will tait such iuia upon a guarantee to
give aatlafactory results. We have lo-vote-1
more han twenty years lo il.e e
clualve treatment ef Htiniure, and ae
have perfected the beat treatment in ex
trtenoe today. We do not Inject paraf
fin or was. a It la danseroua. The ad
vantages of our treatment are: No Ions
of time. No detention from hutl.iaaa.
No danger from chloroform, shock and
blood poison and ao laying up In a hos
pital. '
A Few of Our 8atisf!d Patients,
Mr. Peter Blah. Harvard. Neb.: Arnold
Born. Norfolk. Neb.: W. M. Oensllngvr,
Burr. Neb.; V. 8. Judd. Avoca. la.; J.hn
H. tssver, Blair. Neb.: C. M Ifsrrls. Mal
vern, la.; Orrln Heed, Ogmlalla. Neb.;
Anton t'arls'm. Oakland. Ken.: Rev. J. II.
Btaariard. t'tlc. Neb.: John Irtihne, Wis.
ner. Neb.; Jnhn "oo, 8loux City, la.; Pan
Murphy. ! North llth St.. Omaha.
KH.. and hundred ef other.
Call or writ, Ore. I1T a MATaTSaTT,
3os Bee lag'. Osteite, cea.
Mary Page
Pictures by
Essanay '
nesses a second, or even a third time.
Thus It came ss a surprise only to the
pectators when Mrs. Page" again took
her place. In the witness box.
8he looked pitifully rnle and wan, and
lanKilon'a voice wus Very gentle as he
said:
".Mrs. Page, you told us yesterday of
how yorr daughter, struggling with he
drunken father, was struck by him sni
fled screaming from the house. Will
you tell the court, please, what followed
thnt flight? Did you go after her or
remain at home?"
"It was Impossible for me to follow as
quickly as Mr. Iingdon did." she said
quietly; glancing toward the Judge. "So
I stood at the ante waiting, feeling sure
that It would only he a very few minutes
before he would return with my poor,
half-rraxed girl."
"Wss there unyone with yon?"
"At fli'Ft quite a group of our neighbors
were there, drawn by the sound of of
Mary's screams. Hut they soon followed
Mr. Langdon and I was left alone".
"Did you return to the house?"
"I went back as far as the window,"
she aald In some hesitation. "It It was
very cold and I wanted to get a wrap,
but I I was afraid of my husband."
"What did you see when you looked In
the window?''
"I sow my husband, sitting by the table
still drinking. At Inst, however, he fell
over, onto the couch asleep, and I went
In and t wraps ani blankets, thinking
to start out myself in seitrch of Mary.
As I came out of thi cottage 1 saw Mr.
Pollock drive up In hid motor, and, think
ing he had news of my child. I ran down
the walk -to him. He knew nothing of
where she .was, alas, but he had heard
rumors of whst had happened. While I
was telling him abont It a man, one of
the men who worked near our home, came
up and said that Mr. Langdon had aent
him to tell me that a posse of men waa
searching the woods for Mary and hoped
aoon to find her."
"Did Mr. Pollack make any comment
on this?"
"Yes. He said. 'My God, she'll die out
there In the cold. They rrtust be a pack
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of Idiots not to have found her in this
time." Then he grab'.ied tho other man
hy the arm and said. T.ct In the car and
show me how to rejeh the plnce where
the searching party I I'll find Mary
I promise you that.'
"Did he offer to ta';c ou with htm?"
"Yes, but 1 felt that I must stay a
home In canelu casc-they brought her
back, or she wsndered back of her own
accord."
tTo He Continued .Tomorow.)
For Catarrhal Deafness
and Head Noises
Here In AmeWa there Is much suffer
ing from catarrh and head noises. Amer
ienn people would do w'U to consider the
method employed bv the KnKlisn to com
bat this insidious disease Flveryonn
knows how dump the Knalifh climate Is
and how dampness affects those suffer
ing from catarrh. In Kngland they treat
catarrhal deafness and head noises as a
constitutional disease and "ae an Inter
nal remedy for It that Is really very ef
fienctous. '
Sufferers who could scarcely hear a
watch tick tell how they had their hear
ing restored bv this Kngllsh .treatment
to such an extent that the., tick of a
watch was plainly audible seven and
el-' t inches fri cither ear.
Therefore, if you know someone who
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and hand it to them and you will ha
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ferer perhaps from total deafness. The
prescription can be easily prepared St
homo for. about 7" and is made as fol
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mint (Double Strength!, shout 7V! worth.
Take this Jionie, and add to It i pliit of
hot water and 4 ounces of granulated
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Parmint Is used In thia way not only to
reduce bv tonic action tbe Inflammation
and swelling In the . FUstaehian Tubes,
and thus to equalise the air pressure on
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Kvery person who has catsrrh In any
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Large bunches fresh Beets, Car
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