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T1IH OMAHA srmY BKR: XOVKMr.KR 11 1010.
nr!jt,. ml'ti llir rx Una, of V rtugil. asalnst flaolsion ef the lori kaar (1
I'm arreptad hy talraram n Important tbs rstata of Wlnferrl F.eale shouM be
rmrae-amanf r am r at a laertlnir ant - I ll. In orHar to nav D'Ovly Mlrhel and
wr-n tha chlaf p.-!i. she ehoi.i.1 r -rive
tVA In llau of tha pr a. Tha daughter's
avlder.ce wss pot allowed, hnwrvr. stmI
(hp drrlclrn fiKn'.;i?l fe'ydrrliam hhs up
haul hy tha llousa of Iorrts.
llanrga. l"aK. William slmt. rar bor
ough, who u 'n h'a nlmtlMh yrar. haw oc-
CALLING BACK THE WAYWARD
ataadpnt Tairka Rattle Aitlatl the
I'mirrKltr Spirit of
IVntnf a.
The iliffivulltra In the path of progress
of Ihe modern Turkish woman are many
and vtirled. f..r not cverv Turk Is a Voting
Turk. The majority of the Turks are really
Old Turk who do not care to oppoe the
new form of political government ao long
as It W pot endanger the old faith rtf
the "true believers." They have, taken ad
vantage of political liberties by forming
a society named Jetnmlyet lalamlve. tha
alma of which are, aa Ita title Indicates,
for the protection of Islam. Tha society
published on the eve of the great Kama
dan relic: on festival an appeal to the
women of Turkey axhortlng them to hold
fast to the precept of the prophet: "If
you lsh to bo true to Islam." ear tha
appeal, "yon must not hov your baked
face to the bfllevra and unbeliever while
you walk through the streets, as you to
the slame and eorrow of all true believers
do ho, nor ought you to continue to
how our nHked art" up to the elbow as
)ou do n". It I irenerally ohscred that
when o.i enter a shep ou tarry there for
a ery long tune rniovlng ) tcit srU e among '
the tr.ar v eoloted textiles as If oil War
in a garvlen full of floaera.
"Whal ts stl.l worse; ni chat with tha
hnpkeepais aa If Ihey sirre your relatluna,
accept from them many a fil.lean icup
v.lthout hrndlet f coffee, rabat-lnkoutn
(Turkish delights, ahekerlehtna bon bonst
and small glastes of dlfferant aorta
of liquor. rail on you to give up such
detectable lah'ts and to return to the
modeaty and simplicity of the women of
he true fallh."- Nrw Y.rk Sun.
his wlfa. the dafendente. the emu of tK.oO.
flyaVnram, in .ir.iar to sail li's HHt. h.'trt
put it Into a lolti-ry. for wlilrli thare wfr
.wvftio ll.fcrls at &a each. The C.Uft which
j ...rmrr ill .1 ipimr)
, l to f-v In hrliaval
Tha palmy h
t ha vn of tha
rli1 in any rii bilo arf ormT.
Iialtirilii Mee
Tin
mrrhlotn" of H.Ha ha t''ia.1 an i rvrntunlly proved to h tha wlin-r of tha
I rtipia.l tue j-ame house for tha lat fifty-
imitallon 1u M women and all I
ra ! f:rt prlca of fiM a yrar In land, or tl2.(vi I avan yaara. A kan rrlchat riith.i!lii!t
in. I' von of. or resident In the slnr,.la of
i l:..te I'.nta and OuMl.rae. nnd bear tha
i name of Mary, to f.iruraid tiielr nomas
.an I aridirsce to hr. llrr object l a
jao.rft. hut any An"tcati Ma a of Hula
j or C'iifnbr;i woi;!.1 .Vi well to communicate
jwlth tha inarciiinnaea.
J Qarrr irl of Law Knit.
I A ramaiaahlo .Uhtpapth rartiivy atnry
I rw aliad In tha Pvdanham v. Mt 'hl d.x'J
' pipnts In tha Hoia- or lor1a Mf (Vol. 5.1,
! whl'-h liava Ju't bran lit-d. William Pyd
taplinm of In ford Kiigla. l'orwt. app.ala.l
In nionay. had hrrn a:lvan by ydenhao. a
daiT'.lcr to ona of thalr anrvanta. who,
tha day ftr tha lotlary had Wn drawn,
natr'ej D Oyly Mlrhal. FydanhMtn a aiit.
It wa annrrally aiippoaad that the Bydan
ham family had contrlvad that tha fortu
nate tirkt ahould fall to a confidant In
tha family, who might be pravallad upon
to rat urn the antate upon a small conald
aralion. Sydenham triad to prove that h!a
daiiRliter had. without hla knowla.lge. mala
n harraln with the aervant, and nlvan tha
ti.krt to har ppon condition that. If alia
he waa formerly mm h In demand aa um
pire. He ha fifty aranclilldren. 1C7
great-arandchlldran, and one great-greatgrandchild.
II el pa Amerlran rll.a.
Mrs. Whitney Muff of Petnlt la an
Anerlran woman In Tarla who ha done a
great deal for the artist from America
"ho congregate In that city. There la the
Students' hotel and the Rrltlah-Ametlcan
Young Women' Christian association. In
both of which she is very much Interested
There i certain rivalry between her cltiha
and Mrs. Whltelaw Held'a American Girls,'
.on.
AVE
ncl Mra. Joseph Wichmann - Grand kUni
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Mr. and Mr. Josapli Wichmann of Far
wall, Neh.. recently celebrated tlmlr a'y
lletli wadding anniversary. Mr. Wichmann
I atlll hale an'l hearty t dl year of age
and big wife la ten en-s hli lunlor. An
Intervatjng feature of the case 'a that Mr.
Wichmann la the aerond wife, of Mr. Wich
mann, hla firat wife having died a fw
Veara after their marriuKe.
Mrs. Wichmann was Miss Sophie tei:an
w-hen he wedded Joi. ph, ;n Hanover, Ger
many, whera both worn born and reared.
The wadding; took place October 2H, JSCO.
After remaining In Hnn6ver a few year
they came to this country rn a Bailing
reee. Voyagea across the ocean meant
mora, at that time, than they do now at
Hast aeventeen week more. For It took
them elrhteen week before they landed at
Baltimore. Mr. Wichmann went to New
York, where, for soma yeara. he followed
Ma trade, t! .1'. of a atone maaon. Later
lie moved to !an county, Wisconsin, lo
cating near Madison. In the aprlng of
7S he took out a homestead In Howard
county, Nebraska, and located thereon,
following the occupation of farmer and re
tainiiii: the homtaueil ever elnce, t hough
in the lam few yiar he has moved lu
Farwll to I ve a more ret rod life.
To the union five children were born.
nmct the oldest. I a resident of til.n
wood Rprtng. Colo.; William la at Long
Reach. Cal.; Joph Wichmann I at Tar
well. Mrs. (Jus Siewr la a rtaldent of
Orsnd Island ar.d August, the youngear, I
at l'arwell. aasoc ated with JoeepA In tU
hanking and general merchandise business.
Mr Wichmann la etill able' to rtaJ with
out glasses, llio.igh lie uses them at tlmee,
and sometimes spends the entire (.lay la
reading. He la aa strong mentally aa ever.
In the summer time, doepita h!a four-eoore
and fourteen he work about th garden
and w:th hla poultry, atlll longing for
eomethlng to do. He has been a modal ate
drinker after the cuatom of the Uerman
all hla life, though never an excessive
user. Hla pipe la also a boon companion.
Mrs. Wichmann shares good health and
mental v!gor. They have twenty grand
children and eight great-grandchildren.
KING MANUEL NEEDS NO PITY
Exiled Monarch of Portugal LiTM in
Royal State.
HANDSOME IXCOME IS SECURE
With His Math mud Coaevrt Ha
Paaaea Hla Days in fiais and
. Lunrr as tha Uaeat at tha
Dae d'Orleaaa.
BT UADY MART MANWARINO.
LONDON, Nov. 12 (Special to The Bee.)
Of course, there Is a good deal of senti
mental pity for tha dethroned king of
Portugal, who Is now comfortably settled
at tha horns of tha Duo d' Orleans at Wood
Narton, but I hardly think there la need
for much pity. In fact I have little doubt
that his Portuguese majesty Is much more
comfortable and will be happier at Wood
Norton than ha ever has been at Lisbon.
The exiled royal family are comfortably
well provided with this world's goods. Ex
Queen Amelia has a vary handsome In
come, which Is derived from aourcea which
are absolutely secure. ' Manuel, deaplta his
youth and frivolous disposition, had suffi
cient sense to arrange quite early In his
brief reign from the deposit In banks out
side Portugal of the bulk of his fotune.
Ha was advised In this matter by a fa
mous English flnanoler, with whom he
was brought In contact through the good
nature of the late King Edward. Ha may
have to scrape along on tha strength of
having a couple of millions to h:s name.
Then at Wood Norton he will flrjd an
atmosphere which will differ little from
that of tha royal palaoe at Lisbon. The
Duo d'Orleana maintains there a regal
state, and there at least ha ts king of
Wanes. His household Is exclusively
French, and much of the pomp and cere
mony of tha old court of Versailles I
till observed.
Oaiwsaonlal Meals. 1
Breakfast, for Instance, Is not served
waui close upon midday, and the cere
monial that takes place is most Impressive
to the visitor In Ha old world formality.
Tha graat gong clangs through tha house.
and Instantly tha waiting attendants be
come at Impassive as so many statuea. A
oor opena upon tha upper floor, and Mm,
la Duchess appears, followed by her maids.
with courtly grace she sweeps down ths
staircase. Every head la bent as she en
ters tha apartment In which the meal Is
' served. Bha takes her seat, and from an
other part of the houae comes tha due,
followed by his secretary, and attended by
tha chW officials of Ms household. He
bows to his consort with the courtly grace
of his anoeatora, and, having; .taken his
seat, gives the signal for the meal to
eommanea.
Though outsiders may bs disposed to
auitle at tha pretentions of the Due d'Or
leans to the throne of Franoe, It Is a very
real and tangible thing at Wood Norton
The "lllian of France" are eroblasoned
everywhere.
Thla, by the way, recalls a mot of the
late King Edward when first he visited
Wood Norton as prtnoe of Walea. He was
driving In the neighborhood of Evesham
one morning, whan ons of bis suite espied
a bune terrier by the wayside and directed
tbe prince's attention to It. With that
love for animals that was so eharantertstio
of the late sovereign, be at onoe deeeended
from his carriage and examined the
wounded Kmb and expressed a desire to
kaow to whom the dog belonged, so that
he might take It borne.
A suggestion was basardnd that, as the
terrier was obviously a valuable one. It
might belong" to the duke. "No." remarked
King Edward, slyly, "I don't think It eaa,
for I don't see It wearing the fleur-de-lye."
Heeaa rail ( Cvrlee.
Tbe bouse oontalns a wonderful collec
tion of eurloa that were formerly the prop
erty of the kings of France, and the Duo
d'Orleana has spared no pains or expense
to make this aa complete aa possible. In
deed, several of the leading firms of col
lectors In London have standing orders to
submit to blm partloulers of all such ob
jects of art of this feature that are prop
erly authenticated aa they come Into the
market. Many of these treasures were sent
to Wood Norton Croat - Orleans House.
Twickenham, where the duke'a predeces
sors maintained In regal state what Is
today a bowling wilderness.
Prom the flagstaff at Wood Norton the
royal banner of France still proudly files,
and beside this for the future will be
hoisted tha banner of the unfortunate
young King Manuel.
But two royal standards are not I
erd for Wood Norton, alnce whan the sla
ter of "Philippe V11L" (as the duke likce
lit consider himself), a as married, a year
or two ago. three of these flags were
holstsuV-those of Franca and two of his
prjnulpal visitors, King Alfonso of Kpa:a
and the late Don Carlos of Portugal.
Winner uf Women's Prise.
Tall and graceful with a peraonallty es
sentially feminine and attraotlve. Miss
Jullst B. Points of Omaha was the
guest of honor at a gathering of
tha American circle of the Lyceum
club, recently. She has the distinc
tion of being ths first woman to win
the echolarshtp which has been endowed
by t,he Federation of Women's clubs of
America with the object of giving to Amer
ican women the same opportunity of
studying English Uf as the Rhodes schol
arships offer to men.
Only one scholarship is yet available.
but the schems has mat with support and
encouragement from the Rhodes trustees,
and a sub-committee has been formed un
der the League of Empire, with Sir John
Cockburn as chairman, to watch over Its
development on this aide of the Atlantic
"This scholarship, which Is of ths same
value as those given under tha Rhodes
Trust II. M) a year enables me to take a
two years' poat-graduate course at either
Oxford, Cambridge or London unlveral
ties," said Miss Points. "I has chosen
London because sociology and economic
famous throughout the world. Another
reason Is that London Is .the center of
English Mfe, . and therefore must be the
"best place to study English personality
and. the English point of view."
Deelre Basrasred for London.
Mile, Oaby Deslya, whose name has been
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It'i 8mt to sell merchandise when one can give the phenomenal values offered at our store. Really, they are gTeat.
Kwlly BO pr rrnt or mora, under prkww charged by the) htgh-riit store of Omaha. It's trry reasonable tlint we should charge 1m than lmAh
storrs bPTo our operating expense ar ao rrty mnch lowerj away down here In South Oniahn thejr ought to be lower, too.
Now, all that amount Is saved by you, but, lu s4tc of thbt, we make Juat aa much profit on our sales aa the Omaha houses. They are not
rharrlns; yon more than they mart t make their legitimate profit. The whole story Is Juat one of the difference In operating ekpensea between con
darting a stare In South Omaha, where rents nre low, and running a business In Omaha, whera rents are high. You profit greatly by the extra ear
Hile to Sonth Omahm
Stoves Sold
on Payments
IT yott will com
p a r e tastings,
Nickel work, the
fitting of ell the
Joints, doors, re
gister, etc., in our
line of stoves and
ranges with other
makes of stores
and ranges, you
will appreciate
their superior
quality. They have
many features in
their construction
that are not made
in other storea and
raogs.
This rang ! of rich, plain dealcn, free from earring. This
Is a superior range, and could not be Improved In any detail
of ita design nad construction. The oven la arched. It Is
guaranteed to bake evenly top and bottom. We have not
room to fully describe It, baoaua tbere la over fifty yeara of
practical experience) In range-making built Into It.
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Four hole Steel Range,
with warming .S0
closet, only . . . Mm.
Six-hole Steel Range,
with wanning Of 59
closet, only
A Truly Great C I
Carpet ond Rug Showing VAv f
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TDH force f oar underselling wiu
be felt wherever thrifty people
gather. If you have a rug to bay thie
eason yon cannot afford not to visit
this store. Unquestionably the most
remarkable Rag offering on record.
Choice of largest room else (till ft.) Rugsi large variety of patterna, Includ
ing floral, medallion, conventional ana urieniei oesigtw, in coiormm or n,
blue, green, tan, rose and yellow.
llhrarv. offloe. dining or bed roo
to 1 .16 in Omaha for duplicates of thla quality.
HH;3...017.50
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Xearge
our p
rTce . . . '
room slae CTXS-s
Brussels Rugs, mads la
of floral, eonvenuonal ana
medallion designs, la eoler-
$a.5o
ings of green, red, bine, tan
- anal rose a utraot w
, lls value, !)
gmail room Slae (tit ft) Brue-
Els Rugs, tbe s-vrtrs grade,
ade la one pteee, Cbeloe of
floral and medal lien eestgaa.
In color eombiiyatioBS thai
will haraoajae with any room
deoorattoo. Rears! nr 10.00
value any- t
where; our eAU.DU
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Huge suitable for parlor.
om use. xou v
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Ixll largest room slae Wilton Velvet Ruga, roads la one piece.
med ends, upiendia assort
ment of aonventlonal. medal
lien and floral assigns, in
rads. greens, tan and rose
combinations. Usual prices
tpu 017.50
Mil largest renin slae Brussels
Ruga, In han4aema floral and
conventional oValgna. In. ricta
eelor combinations to sail
any room deooration. Allweel
-wire grade. ffa fA
Others obarre Slaiaellf
ft)
la ens
piece no seama Heavy I-
lnnh hemmed ends. Che l
Ueavy hem-
-f;t r'h IJCf
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C rinsed Leather Couch
An elegant piece at furniture and a substantial one,
too. You will get a great deal of comfort from this
Munh a.nH It wi'l eertajnlv he an ornament to any
room. It has solid eak carved and polished frame and bass as shown.
Unsightly Eruptions arc
, Needless Afflictions
Those who tuffer from pimples,
blackheads and ether disfi guiing
facial eruption; red, rough hands,
itching, burning palm, and ahapc
less naiU; dry, thin and falliri
hair, with Itching, scaly acalps
lU ahould make trial at once of
Cuticura Soap and Cutlcura Oint
event. No other emollients cos.
so lk tie and do so much. K.
others so pure, soeweet. so speed
ily effective not only for ther.
minor auctions of the skin, acalj
and hair, but for torturing, disfig
uring eczemas, rashes. Irritations,
gcalings and crrotings of infants,
children and adult.
Cett Cst tt fecit raljhtj floe.
D.ILCI3A.MP00
tl'aadrutf Uemorsr)
By letting your barber
give you a Fitch sham
poo every week or two,
you can be done
dandruff troubles.
MAIMDO
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1W stir froasS mm f dftarft
saamf si MllntVltB le
ykilteirir tsta. aasaer- sVell sLek
UeMUs, M.iSMkMtlMO
Madame Josephine Le Ferre,
e (sassst raui&aa, ra,
ketS St t'W-iIUea Urmu Ue., Saul irue Ofc
She aa.l l.-a . nature wf v
rfa( ta-se k., UMAaU moa lews.
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IS II If deoorattoo. Raaralar 10.00 IJ
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W .h;$ It, I II - f S K - elegant piece t furniture and a substantial one, alii
1 iW lr lH bI II . i ? - X too. You will eet a rreat deal of comfort from this UtfmUM
AaW. I I ( k K r si If W I II -ji-... j - "V
V . QV U Dininit Tables PMRK ,
W w.a& , n.npjiiw
6 P f. fk BoUd Ooldeo Oak Dining Tables,-Uks ttls lUus- X . Tl I i r'V ' AAl I
I l VI tratlon. The tope are 41 Inches in diameter and ai- - 'f J 11 ' I fi T 1
f I tend to alx feet In length. Tha have three loaves, I jt ' -y i"i I
, heavy round turned pedestal, and are highly pellahed. II' I I
jtTViwiiii " t Heavy Braai Bed ' .&&$jr., lfcJ&t-? - ' f' ' ' jU I rd
H ( ) ' I Iff article In Omaha stores. Liif I Avt "T -
W Dffls i& m Irii rid
1 r T K '2 1 Z aSJS)i - 1 g r- f V - -ssg.sssssaap-a l 1 T ' ' F'1
S . ? I XjJti i i'1"'" W rhls Sieeraat 9tsee will look One Sere's tbe Cnlffenlet Upholstered Chair
f -...e 1 -i lu aar sedroem. It is verr Wutlful maubiag tbe dresaera. It tttn, . . .
I iTOmpt I WJ and kae a plate mirror. It la o? fin- I, as a plate mirror arid f. MTT'w "",r
. U I Um&na I awell front, three email top drawera. I ore were and ranch l,m polished and uvoelatared
U I T-1t 1 I a. I fwa large drawers axid Krenoh legal The wood Is the finekt w,t sonutne pt"7
I UBUIWiea JU mT f j. The finish Is the kind that ? A ft rt quality Quarter- leainar seat; ij .
I J f 7"- A mea only from the Oneat Sy.llU id white oak and 7U set of six. only. . . .
' I ' y J scope In Grand Raplda,... 1 v j tl.enlak band J rTt- - -" "-m " " j
jS"--4tiTPr? rRifXk Thfs Dcffett J-)
r--T j " 1 ' tJV'i V M f!i We count ourselves (T I I J
T -....JJL-'ll. i......., J kyJ' ) fortunate to obtain this V I I i I
$Atri iy , Ui" in ' 7 splendid Buffet to sell I II
,.rlhl. aK( y(tp IL srrasss: loEnnll
j--m, Launiaanta go with each Bnachlaa kJ 'e? dee v J
This n&QdssmeDase Darner
Powerful beater, as well as a great saver on
ooaL There Is no ether bene banker like It,
and tbe features that make It such a wonder
ful beater, and so economical la the use of
fuel, are patented. All doors, joints and mloa
frames are air and oust tight made ae ea
special machines designed and ewned by the
makers and also patented. It Is absolutely
guaranteed to be a perfect heater, civ good
servloe and require less ruei
than any heater ever eold tor
aa little money. Price
021.50
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o wmir,
ui Ub
Solid Quartered Ozlz
China CIccot
nighlT polished Quartered Oak
China Closet, like thla muatntkan,
perfeetlr matohlag tha aoooi&pv
lag buff at, lias glass aada, glaaa
door, four shelve and tullfaaj
tered oak back.
U-lneh too. Mafle entirely ef eel id eak
and attractively fmi.ht A very good
Oak or
Hahogany Stand
06.50
Flnlahed in the finest
style, it Is really a very
ornamental piece ef f urs
bllure.
24TH ond L STREETS
SOUTH OMAHA