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NEDRASKA
Lct'a not talk nbout tlio weathor.
Itomombor and give tlio horso
oyunro donl.
I3vcn bnd wonthor cannot lcoop tlio
airships down.
. In tills ago, tlio wator wagon ou;;bt
tc bo an nutouiobilo.
Canada Dooms to bo getting a bottor
nolglibor all tlio tlmo.
An acroplano collision might bo o
good sttito fair attraction.
Tho next aorlal record to bo broken
la that for tho hlghost fall.
Dolawaro lias a rocord nnowfctll. No
tmo nslclng nftor Uio peach crop.
Wouldn't nutomobllo tiros ao ball
bonds como undor tho lioad of Inflated
securities?
Isn't It groat that you can got used
to almost auythhiR If you try It long
enough?
Sea voyagers at thin tlmo of year
got their money's worth If thoy like
oxcltomont.
It Is said Injections of rattlesnake
venom will cure hookworm. Also pol
ing. It Is n klll-or-curo remedy.
Ono of tho most pernicious ovll
doors Is tlio man who trios to pull an
other down from tho wator wagon.
With real butter worth Its wolght In
gold tho temptation Is strong for Imi
tation butter to got Into tho game
European rlvoro have boon hurrying
up their high wntor programs so bb
to forestall tho Ohio's spectacular per
formances. Whenever a enko of floating Ico
crashes against tho Eads bridge tho
seismograph in St. Loula roglstora an
earthquake
Tho nine-dollar hog nt Chlcngo may
mako tho silver of bacon for break
fast more llko a silver than it has
over been boforo.
Tho only consolation thcro has boon
about tho bleak weathor of tho past
fow days Is thnt ouch day of wlntor
brines spring nearer.
Speed maniacs should bo given n
contence. when convicted, on tho
trcndmlll, which would mako tho pun
ishment lit tho crime. '
. Buffalo meat has boon plncod on
tho Now York market. And Its prlco,
notwithstanding Its rnrlty, wao not
much greater than that for ordinary
beof.
Seldom will oven n -vnln and unro
llablo woman give nn untruthful an
swer if you nak her about her ago.
Sho will say It In nono of your busi
ness. A Now York husband complained In
court that his wlfo called him u
"Khrimp," and In vlow of tho fact that
ho went to court with his troublo wo
aro Inclined to agroo with hor.
With oggn at 70 ronta n dozon In
Now York a St. Louis man Is willing
to cat flvo dozon nt n tlmo on a wnger.
PorhapB the motion plcturo privileges
liep out this branch of capitalistic
sport,"
Twenty thousand acres of land ospo
clnlly adapted to fruit culturo lmvo
Just boon opened for upttlcmont In
Oregon. Tho Pnclllo coast Is looming
into promlnenco as a rich agricultural
region. '
In ono of tho big police procliiota
in Now York thoro woro only two ur
rests In 21 hours, and tho fact has led
to the Inquiry whothur a roform wave
has struck that part of tho city. Moro
lllcoly it was moroly n cold wavo.
Two iiowapaporo, ono In Chicago
ium tuu uuiur in jjuiumoro, iinvo
talked with each other by "wireless;"
though 1,000 mllos apart. Thla Is re
ported to bo tho loilKoat dlatniiRn nn
laud for successful communication of
tins kind, and exports allogo that a
thousand miles over tho land is equal
to ll.OOO nt sea. Ho this nn It mv
tho Incident la of interest ns showing
tlio uovolonmont of w roloss toini?
raphy. Thoro Is no doubt that tho
system 1b constantly enlarging tho
BCOpO 01 US UHOlUMeSS.
It looks moro and moro na though
tho American propositions for n
worldB arbitral court, tending to nro-
noto international pcaco, and for tho
neutralization of tho Munchurlnn
railroads, looking to tho removal of a
causn of friction and strife, nro like
ly to bo ncccptcd by tho loading pow
ers. And so tlio yoar will bo mom
orablo bocauBo ot ono of tho greatost
advances over mado toward gonernl
and permanent good understanding,
tho chief luipulBo toward which came
from tho United States and was gou
eratcd by Amorlcan statesmanship.
Great thoughts aro noblo guests
which do not ontor tho homo of our
Intellect unbidden, nor do thoy re
main long whoro thoy aro not prop
erly entortalned.
A university scientist declares char
ity to be a disgrace, advocating the
policy of lotting tho usoloss starve
and tho unlit die, Sclcnco la tho bot
tor for tho loss of such sclontluta who
thus practically hold it an n defense
of a return to tho old barbarous doe
trlno of bruto force in tho survival ot
tho flttost.
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Celebrate When Baby Gets First Tooth
"S. WP' " I
W YORK. Among tho Syrians
there 1b no such thing ns giving a
party In celebration of tho first anni
versary of tho birth of a child: tho
colobrntlon is hold whon tho baby cuts
Its first tooth. On Buch an occasion
friends of tho parents aro not Invited
to tho houso to cat cakes and listen to
a phonograph, but whatovor swecto
may bo prepared for tho occasion nro
sent by tho parents to tho homes of
tho frlonds whom thoy wish to Inform
of tho news. Tho friends lator visit tho
parentB and tender their congratula
tions.
Whatovor tho swootn may bo, ono
particular dish Is Indispensable Sana!-
nleli is Its nnmo. Tho mother begins
to propnro it soon after tho birth of
tho child.
First and foremost In tho prepara
tion of IhlB dish is wheat. Parents
with many frlonds uao botween ton
and 20 pounds of whent Tho grain
Is boiled with sugared water uutll It
Is fit to bo eaten; then It Is put Into
hallow dishes and allowed to cool. Tho
other materials Includo nuts, pooled
nlmonds, plno seeds, candles and tho
llko. These Ingredients nro spread,
over tho grnln and sprinkled with rosu
Pretty Chicago Waitresses Lose Jobs
AKv'lUlinMCM
CHICAGO. "Flro tho bonutlos and
omnloy nlaln faced workers." In
tho cry of tho "quick lunch" bosses of
this city.
Thoro nro two counts to tho Indlet.
mont against them.
First. Tho protty girl Is flattered
by too much nttontlon nnd nnnniln
her tlmo flirting, adjusting her rnt
and switches, nnd shifting hor com
plexion rather than In koonlnir
"ham and," "cup nnd slnkors," "bowl
nnd n sllcu of mlnco," and other cs
Bontlnls of a woll-ordorcd lunchroom
In rapid circulation.
Second. Tho lmnroRslnnnhtn
yos, nnd tho bnldhcads who ought
to know bottor spend their tlmo In
plenaant convorsntlon with fair Kath
leen instead or in oatlng. Perclmnco,
also, thoy may souandor thn lnnr
nickel ot tho lunch monoy on a tip
io uio waning mam instead ot on a
pleco ot enko or n baked apple
Tiioro is another olomont In tho
case, brought out by a proprietor
whon ho said:
Dozen Lonely Widows Want Husbands
WANTED
ST. PAUL, Minn. Twolvo lonoly
women of St. Paul, most nf thnm
widows, have annealed tn thn nnllon
by mall to help them meet 12 lonely
men. Tiioy want to know how to go
about it Iloro is their letter:
"Sr. Could you toll na If. whom
and how wo could best git acquainted
witn nlco lonely good men, about 46
to 05 years old?
"Wo aro 12 women, 30 to 45 yenrv
old, nil bright, nlco, good looking,
good charactor, who won't pick our
acqunlntanco over counters or stroot
cornors, that kind wo don't want; wo
aro rctlncd. So nono.
"But cannot git acquainted so thcro-.
roro wo aro lonesome But, strcot'-
corners wo don't want.
"What Is tho best way to git ac
lualntod In tho hoBt wny, wo aro
Wonders if He Was
CHICAGO. Will tho weight of a
200-pound man falling on a two
dollar dorby damngo It to tho extent
ot $1,50?
John M. Hubbard, assistant post
mnstor, ropllod in tho negative
"I paid him ?1.C0 and now I loam
ho victimized my frlonds In tho snmo
manner and worse yet with tho
namo two-dollar hat," said Mr. Hub
bard to a group ot friends in tho
Federal building.
"Ho enmo In and wnltod patlontly
to speak to mo. A stranger ho was.
but ho had nn honcat face. Onco at
leisure I turned nnd shook his hand,
it tho snmo tlmo sitting down. Ho
foiled: 'Look out, sir; my hat!' But
it was too lata.
Hnqe$ J.
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r' f ' la?
water and then tho dish is ready to
bo sent out.
Sometimes ono ot tho parontn will
carry a dish of this stuff to a partic
ularly closo friend. Tho women or tho
men ns tho easo may bo embrnco
each other and tho neighbor brings
Into play all his knowledge of the
congratulatory expressions boIUtlng
tho occnRBlon, nonio of which run
llko this:
"O my nolglibor and friend,, may the
child llvo long to bring joy to your
heart. May It please Allah that you
marry him during your lifetime. I
cannot doscrlbo to you how elated and
enraptured I am to know that your
child lias cut a tooth. O son of my
undo, I am going to mako nn offering
to n church for tho long 1 If o of your
child."
Then without much loss ot tlmo tho
nolglibor Invites his visitor to n drink
ot nrac to tho health ot tho baby
and very BCldom doos ho let him de
part without having had four or flvo.
Tho dishes In which tho sannlnleh
Is carried to neighbors and friends
are not returned immediately. Some
times It is n week or oven two beforo
thoy aro back in their customary
places In tho family cupboard, When
thoy nro returned they uro not empty.
It Is tho duty of tho recipient of a
dish ot sanalnlch to return tho dish
full of somo delicacy. Hcnco tho homo
of tho baby's parents will resemble
nn elaborate- exposition of pastries
and sweets when nil tho dishes nro In.
"Ot courso, whon you have pretty
glrlc sometimes n fellow will glvo ono
of thorn n homo. But I'm not run
ning a Sunday school."
But in order for theso conditions to
Influcnco tho rcstnurant man his piaco
must bo Borne steps above tho quick
lunch clnss. In tho latter success de
pends on feeding people promptly nnd
cheaply, to which It Is necessary that
tho employes bo fow, but work fast
and constantly. In tho restaurants
tho spirit s?ib expressed by ono man
ager yesterday na follows:
"Wo try to KJiko our placo bb pleas
ant and attractive as possible, and
tho most Important fenturo of tho
surroundings, or furnlshlngB, In thla
regard 1b tho waitress. Wo want them
an pretty as wo can got them."
But tho pretty blondes nnd tho bril
liant brunoltca are doomed In pie
plnccs whero tho baked beans and
"coffee and" constltuto tho principal
Items on tho bill. Tho proprietors
nro nfratd ot her.
"It's Blmply n matter of business,"
n hard-hearted man said. "Thoy say
n pretty girl attracts customers, but
what good docs it do ua if sho at
tracts them to tho lunch counter,
only to distract their nttontlon frotit
tho bill of fnre? They como In to oat,
to eat nn much ns they can In as short
n time ns possible Anything thnt In
terferes with that has to go."
moat of us wldow, without children,
alone, mid lonesome.
"And still wo fftun't give you our
nnmca so you call an lonely women or
wldowa, help ua or wo will call on tho
Mayor or Gov. ET-ierlmrt. Thoy aro
good followa. Anwn."
Tho women wouUd accept men run
ning an high aa 65 years of age
Thoro Is no spcclicatlon na to tho
men's personal anjjearanco, enrnlisg
power, ability to slug or dance.
As to who theso 12 lonoly womcii,
nil bright, nice, gool looking and ot
good character ma bo, tholr lettnr
tells nothing. But a Sherlock Holnicn
would perhaps doduco that thoy nro
not Huffragottea and thnt thoy hava
kind dispositions.
Porhnpa thoy hnvo formod a Louo
ly Women's club nnfl pooled tholr
spnro cash on a bot t'ont the flrst ono
to got a lonoly man Jfckca all for hoi
trouuscau.
A moro ninn who Hi married, nnd
also lonoly, sayB ho yll pay for tho
llcenso and corcmow for tho flrat
couplo of these 12 letily womon nnd
lonely men who ulgn '.tlcles.
Worked far $1.50
"'I am awfully som ' 1 boKnn us I
picked up tho crushed lint thing that
lay in my eiinir. I trlvd hard to aup
press a amllo. but llnny lnughed out
right. And ho wns rory. No nils
take about that
" 'That Is my only hiu, r.lr,' ho said
humblo enough. I convptod him, say
ing, 'It wnB your only ljt.'
"'I am a poor man out of wnrir
and my wlfo and four cilldren' hero
l interrupted him. 'l-pw much?' I
asked. 'U'h ruined,' hi- said. 'How
will a dollar squaro lu I nskmi 'i
can't get n now ono Mr thnt' im
complained. Whon I hntu;?d him $1.50
uo grnuueti it greedily nnj! left."
Mr. Hubbard reflected for a time
then nBked tn a touo barclv fin.iu.in.
"I wonder If that is the bmiio riin,
that worked my friends In tho anmo
manner nnd with tho Bnmo uat?'
Laughter was tho only answer thnt
came from his group of frlonds. Othor
rrlonda call him on tho tolophono
muuy times during tho dny now und
nsic mm it uo buys old hats.
SERVED ONE FAMILY LONG
Woman Who Has Worked 57 Years
Tells How to 86lve Servant
Problem,
Now York. Dertha Stelnbcrgor,
70 years old, In lovo only onco and
Btlll In that happy condition, for oho
novor married la a servant there for
tho third nnd fourth generations of
tho ono family, to which sho has been
devoted. She has been with Isaac
Kurtz and his descendants for 57
.years, passed on from father to daugh
ter nnd daughter to daughter, a treas
ured heirloom. Never has sho sought
ertha Stelnberger.
to loavo her omploycra, and never will
she, unless Mnrtln Dlcber appears In
reality as ho looms up In hor dreams
of tho past.
This woman wan born In Rholn
pfalz, Germany, on February 10, 1S33.
Sho was the daughter of a gamokecp
er. Martin Dlcber, a young soldier In
tho German nrmy, marched through
her village ono day and then began
n romance that might havo been. Sho
was eighteen then. Ho wanted to
marry hor. Sho was willing, but Mar
tin had thrco moro years to serve
IIo suggested nn elopement and again
she was willing. Tho pair started for
Antworp, whoro lay a ship that would
carry then to America. About $200
wns Bent to n friend hero to keep
until they arrived. But Martin never
did arrive Tho police pulled him
from his place of hiding on the vessel
nnd sent him back. Bertha sailed
alone.
When this girl of nineteen reached
this shoro sho found that tho "friend"
had spent tho monoy. Sho sat on her
trunk at Castle Garden and sighed
ovor hor wealth thrco cents. Employ
ment was soon found for her In tho
Kurtz family and It la with a grand
child of her first employer alio now
lives. Speaking of tho servant prob
lem alio sayu:
"To keep n servant should bo very
ensy. Making a success of tho plan
requires only that sho be treated as p.
human being, with human Impulses
and human weaknesses. My employ
ers havo looked upon mo In that way
and that la why I haven't mado a
chango In 57 years and 7ouldn't want
to."
STIRS UP NAVAL CIRCLES
Outcome of Auld Court-Martial Matter
of Great Interest to Sea
Fighters.
Boaton. Grout Interest is manifested
by ofllcers and men of tho United
3tntes navy in tho verdict tho court-
aiartlal will render In tho easo of Pay
master George P. Auld, who was tried
an sovcrnl charges growing out of his
illcged attack on Dr. Edward S.
Cowles, rolatlvo ot Mrs. Theodoro
Roosevelt.
Tho easo attracted wide attention
becnuse.of tho connection with it of
Miss Dorothy Hosier of Evnnaton,
Inughtor of n naval ofllcer who died In
'.ho Philippines, nnd Miss Swift,
inughtor ot Bear Admiral Swift. It
ivns reported that Auld's nttack on
Cowles followed unpleasant attentions
glvon to Miss Hosier by tho physician,
Paymaster George P. Auld.
who is a married man. Cowles wa3
barred from tho navy yard danco, and
when told his prosonco wna not wanted
i light followed, Auld testified that he
did not strlko Cowlea, but admitted
aavlng grappled with him and throw
ng htm to tho floor.
in navy circles it is Bam tills was
not tho truo cause of tho troublo and
:hat n tnro scandal Is behind tho
whole thing. An Investigation by con
iross Is now balne talked of.
Fatal Course.
A matron who waa visiting her for
mer homo city, and was undor full
headway with tho Bccmlngly ondlCBS
string of questions usual In such a
case.
"And your slater's daughter Violetr
she asked.
"Violet Is married," tho friend ro
pllod. "Indeed! My" I How tlmo doos ay.
Happily married, I trust?"
"Oh, djar, nol My sister always hu
mored her, you know," wns tho re
sponse, "and tho poor child was per
mitted to marry the man sho was In
lovo with!" Sunday Magazine of tho
Cleveland Leader.
Not Actually Necessary.
Tho lawyer proceeded to examine tho
witness.
"Pardon tho question, Mrs. Chucks-
ley," ho sold, "but your answer consti
tutes a part of tho record. How old
are you?"
"Why, you ought to know, Mr.
Shnrpo," Bho answered; "my birthday
Is tho samo as yours, only I was born
ton yoars later than you were"
'Ab, yes, I remember. Well, It Isn t
Important, anyhow. Go ahead, Mrs.
Chucksloy, nnd toll tho Jury what you
know about this case"
If you want to test a mnn'a charac
ter watch and eeo what creates In him
nn enthusiasm. Angela Dickens.
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