Nebraska Newspapers

    WOMEN
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This Is a
Gcrj Breakfast!
Irxsseai of prepamf a
hot rr** , have sane frufi;
Post
Toasties
I
wits ueaa;
A so': hold egg;
Siar cf cnsp toiss
^ A cup cf Pasrxn.
~_sb a fcrsaHast is pretry
sure to 'sna you
'be Metscrr Lingers"
i «=a CM Ca. Lad
ItOte Cma
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THE EX-SULTAN OF TURKEY
K&eu' Ha— id. Aren Assass r. Has Aged
Rap.eijr Since H * Deposition
and Imprisonment.
<V-r- arr.i.ople—S.sre tis depos!
(V» fro* tim Turk:.-! throne and cot
Ca*-n-t: St the Villa Alanine In Sa
n't s. Hat.at Las aged rapidly
Kit face has become like a piece of
» -i;.*.,—: pan:. met: tis beard is per
f*'*.- »r ie atd te te iongeT has his
barber dye h. as he ormeriy did. If
'■ - has ary coaarience he is sufiering
Uw P’.r :tta.K Thai he deserves, and
it ♦: -rr:*y it perdnioa mould be a
'-•Si' ;*Liltj for his tideous crimes
--a-Ti.*: i *-la:.. The Iforgol emperor
of Th*- mtd-ii*- ig * Abdul Hamid
■e gr» ;-art but Surpassed him :e
: s f its and « ho.t sale assassma
Ttons It is saul that be could never
Afeflu’ Ha*rid.
■ — rd red to sign a dei-tk warrant for
lscrridua. ted took great credit
htmself to- tis humanity it that re
•£■ t fit at the same time he has
* pea** do orcerea th*- massacre of
: otiear.es upa* thousands of his sub
-rts ax-d dfiibmicly oot.demred en
* re -a-e- to torture, mutilation and
.-■xg-drawinjut death
At i- Ham:, is probably responsible
' r the violent d*»atii cf more innocent
met. wniner and children than any
• -mat :.g a to ever stained the
rages >* k:«‘ r* with his rr.nes
r»c‘ - thousands of people in
-.cur .a and :n Armenia have been
*■'. jght- *ed In coin Mood by his or
— and there is art the slightest
doth:—maeed there is abundant proof
'hat he de.. berate iy determined
extermination of his Chna
'iaa s .:-t* In b 'h Those coumnes
• v unique as a wholesale
• and. aithoug. 'he massacres
t £•■ b^-x ommr.ted by his army
:t t.- mme and by tte o-ders are usu
c.tf . ute tr religious iar.alictstn.
• • - e ... -nr-* l« n uck etrancer that
■;ei w.r- -or th- purpose of wiring
ar .x-ub-edmate ei-men • among
: s eu Ejects who irrita'ed him t*e
- — >f their resistance to this tyr
anny
!• - d ■* ult •: itr.ar a* the thoughts
t a max. tr. aoiitnde No won
re* • tr *with insomnia and
n- 0? ;> t. v :x ax InnoceX’ child
: »• yen-- . id tie* t with him in his
;r •- -ion man a guard
of soid>t rs
C/.EiTl'r.E IS NOW EXTINCT
Nr* a S -c e E>r-c mee cf t"t Coda
Rf . :«s n gry v_seurr ir the
Wcrld
v- -f a —ii- » its ent-’rta r.ei
o'., re-.. xtiy that tl.* re might i>e
- • t — ' t . a- c surviving.
• tr t- idea h_s at last been aban
tAr.rt t*e Derr Lor«et Like.
c 1 Tbe creature*., a host very
- iire r.as heroine a v et rf synorvin
r i tc ex "i t st ii liv*d or. the
- >r<) ’ Van.".; ;s no- nc-nb nos.
Mr a ort.rj ax It floes not e*®m
>t* exist- v. _r ■ a :.--e e.se atthir.
•eres! -.me- Were It not for tie
a rT*r. fs rsturai:*'. t.siicng
■fc. :«..-.ad cn 1 _•< toe* tee trouhie to
mat a patatfrg of a specimen, no
»»*■• • ads' vw»i<d know what tfen
-—rater* look*'d like The secure
sfct at fcereaith is its ody portrait
Tbe tr-i mas a pfr’ rerre^er.tatiT?
-# the yureoc family LafSf aa<i
, rtnsy t cotcki cot Sy. sad on tbis
sc-oent fell aa easy prey to sailors
,» .9 ted Mater- •us P*gf intro
•fared fere, at* the «gr« tad young
>- ft Ci>*r reared. ard cot a s re.e
.--,-tn»ea rem-c-s in ary museum tc
t^L it* me'aacbo'y rtorv
•seers rto_-*e a: 1CT.
niugx S Y — At the *ee of one
uci*tr«. _na ta< Mrs M-rc -st Van
-• itc — t rrri none coo_- brr oar.
treat* und cce; ail her oan hoc . irk
- ..... --j* tome be"® She a-..- x.-n
- reme-r.fers p*:lc
„ . r ib -roa-cor- ed t;- ,rd at tbe
of tea. bss always worked hard
^sver nxc a doctor hat once and that
, :or aa it -*? to h*r Lager when
.p*- ass t jrety-wcek She new t'ent
t« rt»i antf eaaw* read li-r ‘aiber
^ .-ae b ird- i and one and her
c-other ut osrty-ia*. Sh® attribute*
ter tong af* to sltir'e food nd to ll»
tz~ out of ocor* as nock as ^oss.t:«
Wait 5C Yea»y tar PsytrenL
Ottc-rr-n N J —After wa tine fifty ■
te creditors of the de'unrt
Cs-a-acf C« y bank are to receive a
r-*T dev deed * tbeir ciaia* The
it - John 1- Griggs, bv *S.T» «■
^1, IP— aa0M« Bbtafwl *
_... of irni fw * ~ a 1th the estate
^ a ceoeaoed receiver i
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; HILADELFHIA. — Mrs.
Charles Gilpin, Sd. called
the most beautiful wo
yga man in Philadelphia, has
L-r.'ught suit for divorce
i fmm m agajns; ter husband, so
ciety man. clubman and writer of the
lyrics and music lor the exclusive
Mask and Wig Club of Quakerdotm
Mrs Gilpin says that her husband
pa d too many attentions to Nauce
Gwyn who is known - the most b*uii
ti.ui damer ou the stage. Some time
ago Bite Gwyn—or Mrs. McCaffrey—
w’ts divorced by her husband, who
cia-med that she was too fond of Mr.
Grip m.
lir» Gilpin is. as one can see :rom
her pictures, very beautiful. She is
wit.y. sprightly, and possessor, with
ht r two s'> -rs Mrs "Bobby” Straw
bridge. of Philadelphia, and the Baren
ess Kuprecht Von lioecklin. of a share
of the millions of Charles E. Berwind.
railroad director, tnmneier and coal
operator
Mr. Gilpin is studious artistic, mu
sical. and has been considered some
what ol a social recluse—if that is
net "oo much of a contradiction in
terms.
N-iuce Gwyn is daring, unconven
tional. intellectual and sprightly, and
ais" beautiful, as her pictures show,
v as good a family as Mrs. Gilpin.
too
As a trio they present quite a social
problem Why. ft Mrs. Gilpin's charges
are true did Mr Gilpin prefer Miss
out happily, and every one thought It
would.
My ideals are rot entirely Ameri
can. 1 spent my early y*ars abroad, j
and my sympathies ar*- u ih the Old
World rather U.r.c with the New
Some day 1 hope to live there per
mrnently.
Prompted by my ideals. 1 did ro:
always act in the conventional Ameri
can fashion. but 1 sbouid think Charles
woul^ imve founc. this diverting Alas'
he did not seem to i c-rea ed ror
myself the most striking toilettes, auu
1 designed our house cm I*e Lancey
place as an epoch bous- tor l*ti!a
delrhia It was Fl'isabethan with rich
carving and sc n.bre. massive beauty,
tts k>* ceilings. its leaded windows
and huge fire places recalled an eld
Cuglish c as’ le
My boudoir was all of pale rose vel
vet hangings, amid white and gold tar
niture. Garlands oi roses ciuabed
over its snow y walls. Greai golden
vases were always filled with orchids
and roses and into its scheme 1 slipped
as a harmonious living lem.nine note.,
Hew could my husband prefer this
dancer !n her eommonnlace surround
ings—for they must have been com
monplace to mine—to what he had?
She was poor, she stood upon the
stage for the applause and admira
tion of all w ho oared to par to see her
One could hardly call her exclusive,
now. could they ?
Our first break came when 1 saw
that Charles simply w-ould not keep
.45a Gwyn
Uwyn tt his picturesque w :e* Why,
if tt— ocarg-s arc true. a:d Mr Gir
p;r. prtier Miss Gwyn* Wha* was
•a-King in lite socie'y lender that was
present :u the dancer' The ci-.se .n
many respects :s ucusuxl. and acaiy
s.s lr.gat brow some light utjob the
rapid’y lrreaslng tide of divorces
amor* socie-y men and the in reas
a* l umber of marriages with women
of tt- s-age declares a writer in the
Chicago Examiner
The principals will not. it seems,
c.ssect. for th- good of humanity . their
motives Bat perhaps a review of
each side, in the form 01 a soliloquy
by tbe • w o women as they might give
it if they wanted to and based upon
the facts and their kccwleuge of teui
peramec's. may help
One ought present tbe two sides of
:i Itae tills:
THE LACY.
OF course, wren i married Mr Gil
K:U. be gate tc me a social stand-.
tag that the- Gerwinds mem
e'ves d'd no' have, aitiiocgh my
tster. Mrs. “Bobby” S.raw bridge,
hd my otter s.ster. ibe Gar
ness Von Boecklin married equsiiy
-s weV. But tfcer, 1 brought to the
•-li.pin name the millions luey did not
unve Bt-s.ies—I ax. uo; plsiu. nor
thC'd nor .acuryj.o.-e ; am. in tact,
alter en gittal ex.d ratter extraordi
-larily good looking It would seem
•w*v u.trrnge should bate turned
, h:s part of oir »t leas: implied cor.
' tract lie had i- in him to take the
t«s;tioa a society that his taniily
. ad name warranted But he sieve*
cared to go to the assemblies nor to
the gay bachelors' bait and as for
Newport and Narraganaett they bored
him.
No. he would rather stay at fcorre
writing verse and rorr.pv.nf mus(c
and outlining those clever produce
5>oas of t.ic Mask and Wig club. Oh.
Charles was clever That is why 1
feel aggrieved I had to do ail the
social campaigning n yself. and after
our little boy w ss born Charles seemeg
to care less for it than ever
Xry toillettes were the talk of Nar
ragansott l never guite attained New
port But if Charles had been as ke» r
to take his rightful place as he was
to turn out those Mask and Wig
shows we wou.d have twee lenders sa
N**w port
However. 1 did the best 1 could to
keep up the fasti y traditions Of
course. 1 was greatly alone m.«st of
the time, am. so was Chari*. But jf
litr.e is i* society cite owes a certain
duty to soctcty.
1 am artistic. I am a >t coevent too
al. What has site that I have not*
it grew mtuvrab’e to be always >;a
the positioa of pu ling ('harks snr
by bis coat taiks irons a figurative can 3
can with ♦hat drnoer. ' So I deerdec
itot to do any mere rolling
No. I ettnttot understand it. Here
.-.m I o* g nal. w tty. ascicatzng cul
tured. bcuutiful aad of exgti.siie taste i
and rich, ambitious to have Charles :
fill the place his fsafy warrants him
in taking, and he neglect* me lor s
dancing girl Is it not inexplicable?
^ THE DANCER.
I WON'T discuss Mr. Giln'm but here
are a few little prcb’e.as a society
woman who aspires r>- be a leader
may ponder ©ver.
1 am not poor; my father was a mil
Jionaire rancher in Australia. I toured
the world when 1 was young and re
ceived quite as good an educat.oa as
any society woman.
I married Mr. McCaffrey. He was t
poor miner There was no thought In
my mind of family in return tor my
money or any Thing except my love fot I
Mr. McCaffrey. vOur murr-age wus ua
fortunate and we were divorced.
Then I went on the stag? because 1
felt I hud something beautiful in m'
dancing to show ’he vor.u; because 1
wented to do son- thing; because 1 am
an artist arc because by dancing is
artistry.
If n.y object ir. !i:e made toe pose ;
t'-c.cre hundreds does not the society
leader strip herself of cxclnsivenes •
Tvhi-n she poses in her c w gowns hr
'ore o:b- r hundreds at the opera, oi
•he Newport beach, at the Casino, on
Wltl avenui c... parades herself.
. nt she is like a peacock, showing on".
1 its fine Tenth: rs. We dancers parad
- ■ v ■
fine ' at hers we are showing our sr
If a woman knows that t >r husband
| does no: ca~e for The life of a society
i man. she should make up her mmd t
; dc one of tv. o mins- l^et society g
cr at her husband go She has her
holce. *.rd if. ciu csing she loses one
: c-r :he other, she shoe id no: complain
l'-’JT if r. voc.ar. Ir.e* her husband and
; nas his interests a: heart, which would
; she choose, do you thick?
There are men t> ho are children a:
Start, artist;. desp te their birth who
tt.'n to ih-t sympathy and companion
sh.p of artiste. na'aniily If a woman
marries a mat. like this, let her make
ap her mtcd to meet that sympath'
and give the mar. what he needs. It
she c-annof make up her nnnd to do
th‘s. then let her sot comr-iatn if she
oses her bust and.
Society -.s conventional’ Society
: women are the most conven'tonai of
beings' The very anconrentionaii'ies
which some assume is nothing more
thun the exhibition of their manacies
| of convention'
Did the society woman ever do a
i conventional thing—which is the m
! turai thing—and meet and fight other
women in fair field for the husband
•hat is ir. danger of being lost* No.
she goes to the conventional remedy—
the divorce court She *akes the con
ventional v ew of marriage—that it is
a bond »tv ch when once tied needs no
further inspection of the knot. When
she finds the knot slipping or broken
her little world is overturned. She
has no resource—for the divorce court
is not r resource, c. more so than the
j blow of i brute s fist is an answer to
an argument.
Study your husband yon woman of
society ' Study what tt is in us that
is mere and more attracting your best
men' Throw off your convention alley,
i e natural women tor a «t.t.e' Perfcnpe
| then you may hold then-.’
WAY AHEAD OF AUTOMOBILE
Progress of Aviation is One cf Won
. cers cf Modern H^man
Daring.
The de veVpmett of the aeroplane
into a mecfct^tsn. o! prac-ca! utility
;c the arts of peace and war is even
more rapid than was that of the auto
mobile in its early days
It seems only yes’erday that the
He—.tlu was riur-onkltmg the f,-st strttg
g tng flights of a lev. yards made by
Al cantos Dumont ttrd today we re
ord the journey of nearly fire hue
dred miles made by M Alfred U
1'i.tsr ntthin a period of tes> than 1.
tours
it is oaly a few weeks ag that the
r.rst flight across tae lir ;i>li charnel
t * ■ rifled th» world Ti. > »a - %
ly followed by a flight across ar.vi re
turn, and now we have am American
aviator making the cross channel trip
carrying as a pusaei» his bur y
mechanician
While the accident so Uoissant's
machine man the starthcg record he
pnjSiiHd »o make between Paris ati
London. tis achievement »s none tre
less »ocdertul ia its promise of thc
possibilitics of iviaiiia m she iguaedi
ete tufure.
Development of the automobile fro—,
a toy into its present weveiap.uent was
stimulated by bring tc the inventors
of the world into ic.temdtKw.ai com
petition by the offers of prises and
hi rers, ia like mar her the aeroplane
has been improved, and is being per
fected through the international emu
•atioc of inventors and aviators. The
marvel of yesterday :c tying has be
come the commonplace of today, and
neariy every issue of the Herald
trv.nicles s ee reevnii breaking feat
ot aviation
The defiant of Mr Moissart of the
strung winds blowing on the Kng'tsh
obeun*! and the fact that the content
acts m this long fftght were ignorant
oi the route and steered their way by
compass, br rgs *v.a .on more nearly
»ut© i!ne than ever before w.th actual
ttav gat tor Fvery day nr.fc.ts more
advance in the science and the art ©.
sa>l ng the air. and he woa.-d be a
> 'id tnan »ho woe d dare to hr a
c it in us f osstb.iittes in the immedi
,.:e l. ure—New \ erk H<rald
Rtt d-itk. end K me—v. for to
morrva o-r h.i-s wi.l iu,( usings
hum.
VERY C30L1X0 TD THINK OF
Art.ficial tee Is Purer »**d C*" Be Sc’d
Cheaper Than Natural
Product.
No longer are deaier« an«t u«ere of
Ire compelled to ssaad «=«*rtine. ceer
nature, with ail her rasaries and
a alt for ice to be froren fo*- them
Only a fe« year* ago ice wa« S*ti
ered from anrwhere and ererywsere
and roue could guess what sort of
ctsr'atr'nrte:! *he V3---T *-Jt
,rs rana's ron-I^ s-0 nor’? where It
**as cataered \o l^nppt tot’ th*
citlxer in the tridn: of a tcKd winter
take a1*-® at the prosper: of no tre
®f ire at id tterst rtff ^MUt* prlre
cb account of :ta ucareJty The ®an
nfartured ire :* rarer than that of
ratu-e without daw o- blowhole Tree
fro® adtritt.re of enow and there
fo*e more "astir* ArtiAcIa! ire I*
one of the jtreat d'*'~rve~l«« of the
laet »•« 'r*> «r>d ha* been redn~ed
to aucA oaten that it can bo aoefi
st a crxvi nro®t r*!?*->»>' tbs- «bit
wfcicfc was fc-r»er'T sawed to: kvttSn
*n ttblr'w *-*ulei tn ails a** o?
‘te*n>e- lapfVns *wd st!|JT>“«! b» rail
or br tea to the east aci mc:v s;p-*tt
Nvjsee* sbea !t waa ta-es* >ob
satses of sawdust as tt was aoM
She Deserves a LC'snpg
Mrs Hifb.rijj—Soarsstuac wroet 1
Wito Totir l it.' of water Ur HaarwerT I
Hoarder—There a a batr ta tbe Ira
Mr» H —In.poMib^.' I tbi\t4 -’■’»» j
*• Q+yv*it .
AWFUL
Stranger—1 suppose you people in
this town think you have the grandest
climate in the country*
Man With a Co id—No: bn; we claim
the greatest variety.
HOW A DOCTOR CURED SCALP
disease
“When I was un or tvt'rp years
: i I bad a scalp .s*. something
i;ke staid head, though it w .-n't that
I suffered tor sev.rui c.rrihs. and
most of my L ir came out. Finally
they had a hector to see me and he
recount •. r. ed the Cuticura Remedies.
They cured me in a few weeks. I
haven.- d the Cuticura R« r: dies. also,
lor a breaking out ca say fcaaos and
was benefited a great d*_i. I haven't
had any more trouble with the scalp
disease. Miss Jesste F. Buchanan.
R. F. U S. Hamilton. Gv. Jan. 7. l&t*9.“
Kept with Ba'-um s Circus.
P. T. Rarrum. the far. ous circus
mas. once wrote: "1 have htd the
Cuticura Remedies among the con
tents of my medicine chest with my
shows for the last three seasons, and I
can cheer:a:ly certify that they were
very «Sective in every case which
called ior their use.”
Something
Wee Anita was listening tc a story
of the Johnstown flood.
What mace It'" she asked.
"Oh the dam broke." replied grand
ma
The nest morning she ran Into her
brother s room and. climbing up on
the bed. inquired anxiously; "Buvver.
wasn't It ;ust drefful 'bout that swear
breaking and killing all dose people?”
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He?iwith be resell ed to advertise
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Truth Is tcva-iably present in the
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