THE nKE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1011.
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Seasoned Recollections of the Gen
tlemanly Battle of Guam.
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'Ifearcery had land faded from view,"
writes JimH F. flmlth, former governor
general of the Philippines, describing In
the Sunset Magaxlne tha first expedition
to tha Inland following the victory of
Manila bay, "when Captain Glass of the
convoy opened his sealed order, and
with flna Irony, enjoying, secrecy, pub
lished the welcome Information that tho
expedition waa to "atop t " on the way
and capture Guam. Whether Guam wa
a city, Island or man-of-war wna a sub
ject of much debate. All were agreed,
however, that the Intention to benevo
lently assimilate it wna a good thing
which ahould be withheld from the press
and regarded a strictly confidential. A
dot upon the charts supported by the
Ipse dixit of a quartet of master mari
ner finally convinced the doubting thai
Guam waa a bit of land entirely sur
rounded by water. And so, on June 20
at daybreak, cruiser and transports, by
virtu of a aacred compact and a lack
of wireless, eteal upon It unheralded and
unannounced. With rigging and every
vantage point crowded with men whose
pulses beat time to their excitement tne
transports take their place five or six
mllea off shore and await the coming
conflict. In plain view the Charleston la
creeping along the outer line of reefs
and there, rrni a hidden cove, with a
bona la Its teeth, a great Spanish cruiser,
ghostly in tha hate, comes out to meet
It And then, just when everybody la on
tha tiptoe of expectation, the hate lifts,
and a whopping fighting craft of high
degree melts Into a poor little Japanese
fishing schooner gently bobbing to Its
anchor.
What a disappointment! nut right be
yond the cove Is the headland that marks
the entrance to tha port of Ban Juan de
Aprs. The old broken-back book, dug
out of the captain's locker by searchers
hungry for Information, declares In print
that this, the safest anchorage of Guam
(which wasn't saying much, considering
tha fata of tha Yosemlte) Is protected by
a fort upon the bluffs and by a fortified
Island In the center of tha harbor. Surely
there will be something uolng when the
Charleston seeks to enter there. And now
tha cruiser, dull as a misty morning In Us
clothes of somber gray, swings to port
und slips Into the r.rrow channel di
rectly under where the bold-faced type
hn said the fort Is sure to be and not
a ahot Is fired! The garrison must be
asleep, or maybe It la permitting the en
trance of the vessel to make Ita destruc
tion certain, or maybe thla or maybe
that any m.ng to keep alive the hope that
tbe colosaeum of half-circled transports
may not be denied the nerve-tingling
spectacle of battling men,- Hang! Bang!
Nine times bang go the guns of the
Charleston. A hush of expectation and
then a great silliness!
Call of tne t aetata. . '
Wbat has happened T Why, nothing, ex
cept that a dinky little rowboat has put
off from shore With 'the Spanish colors
gaily flying from the stern. Not a bit
of whlu is fluttering from It anywhere,
and every gunner Is eager to potshot It
aa It meanders through tbe coral reefs.
Captain Glass won't have It that way,
however, and permits the flagship of
Guam to come alongside without objec
tion. With great deliberation a boy In
else but a man In dignity and years, glit
tering with the gold lace of a Spanish
major, mounts the ladder lowered for his
reception, gravely touches his cap to the
commanding officer, and then, through
an Interpreter, presents his thanks for
the salute Just tendered, and expresses
regret that he couldn't return it for lack
of powder. Now, what do you think ot
thatT A silly grin broadens the faoea of
the circumjacent sallormen. This Is too
much for the big, kind heart ot Captain
Glass, who takes the good major to the
seclusion of his quarters and there very
gently explains that Spain and the United
feiates have been at war for mora than
alxty days. Tha major, who receives his
dally paper as often as twice a year, Is
properly sorry that such a thing should
bo and, rising, solemnly announces that
under the circumstances ho must retire
and prepare him for the fray.
I "Why, my dear man," says the captain
"you can't do that. Don't you see you
are my prisoner and that I must ask you
to surrender at one tha Island and all
1 your forces T"
Tha major argues earnestly that he Is
a victim of deceit and that he has been
Induced to come on board by false ere-tema-aVf-C
court the deoelt and false
, pretenses have not been planned, pre
pared and perpetrated by an abandoned
and malignant heart, with malic afore
thought, but none the less deceived and
fooled he has been and ot that fact no
.-aballero, that I no worthy cabellero
such as was the captain, might, could,
would or should advantage take. That
word "caballero" did the business. The
major was permitted' to depart, with a
warning that surrender must be made by
S o'clock p. m. ot that day or the Island
would be surrounded by one of the tran
sports, besieged, bombarded, undermined,
reunk. carried by assault, anj otherwise
wasted, demolished, and destroyed with
all that was In, around, over or under It.
lleedlas; the Doctor.
Would you think It-that little old major
said he'd think It over and left the ship
with the full Intention ot putting up a
figiitT And fruiu ihat intention not a
buils did he budge until the pleadings of
hla doc-tor that be give a chance for life
to a very ailing woman touched his tough
old Spanish heart and persuaded him that
he might yield with honor to a force
which, excluding the rrulter, was mors
than forty times his own. 80. at I o'clock,
Just as the boats were putting off from
the transports to make a landing, the
xnajor, as governor of ths Marianas, rep.
roaentatlv at Guam of her majealy the
queen regent, commander-in-chief ot all
the forces, captain of the port, collector
of customs, and sundry other things, sur
rendered at discretion and reported on
Loud the Charleston with an army corps
cf sixty men. Guam wa captured, and
when the circumstances ot Its taking bo-
cam known ail the world except the poor
major laughed long and loud. To hint
what had occurred waa a serious matter
w hich was not at all provocative of mirth.
Contrary to the military traditions of
Epuln and the rules, regulations and ordl-Euun-ea
prtscrlbed. ha had surrendered
without reoiaianc and awaiting bis action
In that behalf waa a court-martial wKh
ttuuanjuent dismissal from the serrlc and
puiUl aoomMJMF bjmi. To bits) the
aUiutUua waa devvid of humor, and in-o-rl
vet tulgbt it c(M to b funny t
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(221-223 Main Street, Patcrson, N. J., Dealers in Women's and Children's Ready Made Apparel)
OUGHT-FOR LESS THAW 1-2 ITS AOTUAL W&L
Barnes & Company was one of Paterson's loading stores devoted to women's and children's high and medium grade wearing apparel. On account of the serious illness of tho
active member of tho firm, it was decided to discontinue business at once. Brandeis bought the entire stock and will sell it at actually les3 than one-half its value.
It comprises nil new, up-to-date fall and winter merchandise.
Sale Begins Saturday and Continues All Next Week in Brandeis Basement
Starting
In Brandeis
Basement
Cloak Dept.
Saturday
New Lois
From the
Barnes Stock
Go on Special
Sale Every Day
Next Week
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Just Think of
Such Voiiderful
Bargains in
Women's and
Children's Fine
Apparel Offered
Right in the
Very Heart of the
Fall Season
Thousands Haye Hsrveled
at the Bargains ii the
Windows.
All the Women's Fine Tailored Suits fom the Barnes Stock Qf
Thoy aro worth up tag25 and thoy all go on sale Saturday at, your choice and
Hundreds of the most popular, new plain tailored suits in blacks, blues, mixtures and mannish cloths new fall and winter style
features all sizes for women and misses at wonderful values. ( v
ALL THE WOMEN'S WAISTS
FROM THE DARNE8 & CO. GTOCK
GO ON SALE SATURDAY IN THE BASEMENT
In fall and. winter weights of mohair, mercerized fabrics, madras,
sateen, etc., all new styles in white or dark shades for fall wear.
Fine assortment in Brandeis Basement. Actually worth up to
$1.50, at- .
and
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mm
lb .
This Stock Is So Immense and So Complete That We Could Not
Possibly Show It All in One Day
New Lots on Special Sale Every Day Next Week
MONDAY
All ths Woman's Dresses from the Barnes stock,,
worth up to $15 and iiO, at , ..5 and 6.a8
TUESDAY
AU tHa BUk and taoa Waists that sold up to 10,
at tl.98
All ths BUk Vsttiooats that sold up to $5, at $1.98
WEDNESDAY
All tha Woman's Skirts New styles from the
Barnes stock; worth up to J7.B0, at $3.00, $3.50
THURSDAY
All the Women's Cloaks from the Barnes stock
new winter styles, worth up to f 16,
t $3.08, $3 and 98.98
FRIDAY, Novem
ber 10
All tha Zoiur risaoed Kimonos
that sold up to SI. GO, at 69o
All ;u Batsea Petticoats that
nold up to fl, at 39o
All the Children's Dresses
that sold up to $1.50, at C9o
SATURDAY, No
vember 11
All the Furs worth up to $15,
, at.... 980, $1-98, $3.98 and $5
Also all the Children's Coata
worth up to $7.60,
at ...$1.50, $1.98, $3.50, $3.93
JI2E3sl3s5SSS2S
BRANDEIS GREAT SATURDAY SPECIALS
25c Dr. Oraves'
Tooth Qp
Powder u
Ivory Soap, oi .
per cako. ..w 8V
25c Pond's Vanish
Ing Cream
10c Williams'
Shaving q.
Soap OL
25c
Sanitol
Tooth
Powder,
14c
ISAMITOt
TIOTH
rowotfl
TOILl-rr AUTICLES
25c Sanltol Face Cream 14c
6O0 I'almollve Cream ..sue
76c Potnpelaa Massage 40o
25o Satla Skin Cream . .IKo
Colgate's Tooth Paste ..10c
60c Pebeco Toilet Water 39c
26c Diamond Nail Polish 18c
20o Kveraweet 10c
2Cc Atnole Cold Cream' l&c
60c Plnaud'a Hair Tonic 4 Be
PKUFUMK SECTION
60c Potzonl'B Powder ..S8c
60c La Jeune Powder . . !Jl)c
11.00 Maubert'a Violet Lou
lsette (imported) . ,..61c
Kt Pluaud'a Lilac De
France Toilet Water . .Bsc
60c Locust lilossom Toilet
Water ..l:tc
$1.00 Flower Girl Toilet
Water ... ,.B0c
60o Locust Blossom Per
fume ...... . . . ... . .arte
10c Chamois ...... Pc
81NDK1KS
1 lb.' 20 Mule Team .Doraz,
.at ...Oe
10c Shlnola ...... . .. .Oo
tic Shlnola Outfit ..lBc
25c Whltsk Brooms ...,15c
3 rolls llalsain Tlaaue Tollot
paper ...... ........ -Sc
South
Side
7 pkgs. Selz. Toilet paper 25c
Lakeside chamois Chest Pro
tectors ..91.50
SOAPS
10c Lana Oil and Buttermilk
at .oc
l&c Liquozone JTic
fi cakea Cocoanut Oil . .U5c
60c Maubert'a (Imported)
at arte
3 cakoa Harmony Itoae 2.1c
25c Packers' Tar ....15c
25c Cutlcura soap . .-(c
Peara' unscented 12c
Colgate's Cashmere Itouquet,
at 13c
2 6c Leo's Egg for 13c
UKXALL ltK.MKDIKS
$1.00 Hyrup of Hypophoa-
.phltes HOc
$1.00 Kidney Remedy ..hlc
$1.00 Eu-Zo-Mol 04c
$1.00 Saraaparllla Tonic MUc
00c Kubblog Oil 43c
PHOTO DKPT.
9 Tubes M. Q. Developer &3e
2 pkga. Postals 25c
40 off on all Seneca
Cameras Saturday.
PATKXT MKDICIXES
60c Sal Hepatlca .51c
60c Syrup of Figs .43c
60c llromo Seltzer w.45o
,60c Milk's Emulsion .. 20c
'Large size Dioxygen .. C7c
60c Horlick's Malted Milk,
at .43c
$1.00 Swamp-Root 8!c
$1.00 Wine of Cardul ,.8c
$1.00 Green Mountain Reno
vator oc
lamiKit goods
75o Tlubber () loves 4 So
11.00 Hot Water Bottle ..69o
2.J6 Combination Syringe and
Vater liotllo $1.69
$3 ITui'hylatlo Douche. . .la. 85
Vl:tor Dout:ha Sii.60
ibo can Menxotta Talcuu.' Pow
ler Free with a purchase f
4 os. Perfume for 85o
We are giving now this spe
cial uffer to advertise the Mea
otta Talcum. Tills will be
your lust . opportunity; take
advantage of it.
UHISHKS
75o ideal Style Kpeclal ,,.,49e
Due to a custoiiier.
75c. HrlMtle Hair Hrush . ,.3o
25c. Tooth Hrushna Ida
$1.25 Hair lirubhes 89o
60c Hath Brushes ao
THKUMO ItOTTLKS
1 pt. Thermos . .11.00 aad S1.49
1 tjt Thermos spwial . . . .12.49
CIOAK DEPT.
We carry the knnwn
bramla, such aa Vaaa, Keo,
iar.ia liroH., Muroi, l.a 1're
r'ere'icla, Princess, Mercedes,
Kl .alano, etc.
Kc Owls, it for ;,..10o
5c C'ui'silura, t for loo
10c UrncUl Seal 6o
50c Java Eice
Powder
at
19c
25c Amole Op
Eose Cream.. .01
25c Lilac Talcum
rr 6c
$1.00 Traveling
X 49c
BRANDEIS STORES
New
Store
25c bottle
Hydrogen
Peroxide,
7c
SSC3
aiSBSBS
SMS
BRANDEIS GREAT SPECIAL SALE
WOMEN'S SAMPLE
Red Cross Shoes
From the famous Bed Cross factories.
These shoes are samples of their very
best work made of the best materials
in all ' the latest styles many fancy
patterns as well as conservative styles,
in black suede, cravenettes, satins, vel
vets, gun metal calf, tan calfskin, etc.
An unusual chance to buy regular $4.00, $5.00 and
$G.OO shoes at almost half price three big lots at '
31!-$208-$2
Boys "Shod-Eite" Shoes No shoes will give better
service than these at any prio; button or blucher lace
styles, in patent and dull leather; all sizes fry nr
at $2.75 down to. yL.LO
Educator Shoes-Omaha agents
for these celebrated shoes
comfortable ' shaped lasts
broad toes. . .$2.75 to $1.50
Women's Overgaiters
Extra fine equality; 6
to 10 button height
at, pair 49c
BRANDEIS STORES
' J'-JU'l".
Ing of Ouatn ruined the career ot a vali
ant Spaniard who died an exile rather
than face the discrace of condemnation
In his native land."
EXERCISE FOR THE FAT MAN
Asserted Staata Wfclrk Are WtN
rested Rrdaee the
Croat.
Physical training to enable a waa to
break athletlo records or to produce ex
aggerated muscular development should
have no place In tbe program of the
average person after tha age of 8 or SO
years, Tbe aim from that time should
be merely to keep In a condition of heal Lb
and efficiency.
first and chiefly there la ths fat anas
to be considered. Drugs will not cure
him nor restore his physical and mental
efficient: but one hour of blood circula
ting exercise every day will secure this
desirable result, and It may be taken In
the following manner:
Hefore getting out of bed In the morn
ing come to a sitting posture with tha
hands at the aides of the thighs snd re
peat the exercise until a slight feeling
of fatigue Is felt In the abdominal mus
cles1. As one becomes stronger after a
week's practice tbe same exercise may be
taken with the arms folded across the
breast, and finally It can be Intensified
by Bitting up with the arms extended be
hind the bead. The movements may be
varied by raising tbe lega to a vertical
position and also by drawing tbs knees
as fteavr the chla aa possible, Viva min
utes of this work dally will do much
good.
After getting out ot bed all clothing
should be removed so that the air coming
In through the open windows may simu
late the akin to a healthy action while
taking the following exercises: With the
hands placed upon the hips or extended
horixontally at the sides, turn or twist
the body from aide to side aa far as pos
sible. Next spread the feet, place the
tips ot tha fingers upon the shoulders,
bend to the right side, keeping the left
leg straight; touch the floor with the
right hand snd extend the left hand
toward the ceiling and ropeat the exer
cise right and eft alternately. Tills ex
ercise stirs- up the Uver.
Take tha attitude ot a boxer and strike
out vigorously while holding a pair ot
light wooden dumbbells or, better, punch
the striking bag for a few minutes. Fol
low the above exercises with a cool
sponge bath and rub dry with a moder
ately coarse towel. Hegln the exercise
slowly and gradually Increase It until It
can be taken in ten or fifteen minute
dotes.
The breakfast should be light, consist
ing prlni.'tpatly of fruit, cereals, with
Bklmmwl milk, and In some special rases
where one feels that he must have It a
small allowance ot lean beefsteak or
chops may be eaten. The beat drink at
all times Is water, and coffee should be
gradually dropped from the menu.
After breakfast a brisk walk of fifteen
minutes to tbe car or office will clear the
brsln tor tha work ot the day. Fifteen
minutes walk to tha place of luncheon
will give one an appetite tor thla meal
which should be more generous than the
breakfast, consisting of almost anything
the appetite craves excepting starches,
sugars and fats. After a short rest and
another walk to the office the business
of the afternoon may be taken up.
The above light training takes one hout
each day, and while It will do much for
the average buiiie!-s man in the nay ot
improved health arid strength It is advis
able If he wishes to get the greatest bene
fit from exercise and to reduce lila weight
to Indulge In some vigorous sweat pro
ducing exercises three or four times a
week. For this purpose tennis, aa.ua h
racquets, hand ball or brink walking after
business hours will bring about the
detdred result. After the day's exercise
a warm bath followed by a cold shower.
cr better still a cold plunge, will make
one feci like a new man.
After a day spent In this manner there
Is a great temptation to cat a hearty
dinner and no harm can resut from such
a course It pastry, gravies, condiments
fat meats and the heavier kinds of fish,
such a salmon, mackerel, trout and hail
but, are taboo. All kinds of vegetables
may be eaten excepting potatoes, sweet
corn and beets, w hich should be Vateti
sparingly If at all. Ales, wines and
liquors must be avoided In all training,
light or heavy, it the best resuts are to
be obtained. It Is best to avoid tobacco,
yet a s&od cigar or pipe after luncheon
or dinner for those who amoks ran do
little If any barm. Country Ufa ia
America.
Key to tha Situation-Bee Want Ada.