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THE BEE: OMAHA. MONDAY, MARCH -11. 1912. ERICSSON'S NAME TO LIYE Xarentor of Monitor Give Honor on , VI SthW. EWZXEH FEOHJE KAXE TALES Ctktntim lintmMlu D Mrsetls ef Herrleaae -Fifty Ton Ag MrU Bl " tester Cities. Proceedings of the Supreme 'Court The fiftieth anniversary of the his toric battle between the first Ironclads the Monitor an the M.rrtmac waged off Hampton Roads, was commemorated la Omaha, last night by th Swedish popu lation at Immanttel church, vho eulo gised the Inventor of the "Tsnkee cheesebox." John Ericsson, who wss tern la owsden. A portrait of th In ventor, decorste ailb a math of rosea, rated near the altar. Dr. J. L. Atirahamson of Bock Island, HL. dellrerrd the address, picturing; In graphic wonts th apoctuU battle between tha hues Confederate Merrtmsc and tha curlooa little I'nlon craft. Ha fa llowed the Ufa of Krlcsson as one of the moat famous Inventors of his time and paid a tribute to the United states for the honor bestowed br tha nation upon him, his body being sent by tha govsro- . ta hia old home for burial. of patriotism and ptrsever- snoe were drawn from th Bwedlah In vestor's life ' and tha history of th Swedish population of the United fHales waa pointed to aa proof that Sweden I suffering no dearth of Industrious and useful citizens. The tribute paid by Theodore Roosevelt to Pared ee waa nested, the speaker adding that while It waa all very well for others to laud their qualities of good citizenship, their own people should show no lassitude In coining to tha front and claiming recog nition, Aa Interesting program preceded the oulogy of John Ericsson. Rev. A. Lsger Muiat MMuj tha nwatfoe wtlh n raver. ! Mr. M. L. Webster and Blrger Hdqulst ' nl.mkl - vlnlin aii Ulaa KMlffh fttlebeiw alao apoeared. Mlaa. Ruth By lander played a ae lection from Mendelssohn, F, O. Ncwlean sang "Du Genua, Da Frta." Th program closed with "Fry basin" by th choir. Her. K. J, Ellman pro , nouitdng the benediction. Rev. C. E. a:iv4n fnllnva.l Tyr A hmhinmn with a brief address of thanks for blessing be stowed Dr. AbrahameoB will preach at Salem church, i South Twenty-third street, this morning and at Eton church, Tbirty-stxtlt and Lafayette streets, this evening. relebretlna la Waahlaataa. WAaUilKQTO.V, March M. Th fiftieth anniversary of the Mstorlc battle between th Monitor and the confederate Ironclad alerrtmac was commemorate last night at th annual banquet of th American Borletr of Na-al Engineers. Th diners Included high naval officers, others prom inent In official Ufa and on survivor of th Merrlmas la tha person of Captain I. 11. alarmed uka. who was a midship man on th vessel. II was th only per ae at th banquet who waa a participant ta tha momentous encounter of fifty years ago. Conspicuous among the deco ratios ware electric models of th two opposing craft. W. M. MoFariand of New Terk, who delivered . the principal address, traced the advene In nV Bearing from tha Monitor to th Ok lahoma, tha latest dread naught Others who apoka were Secretary of tha Navy Meyer, former Speaker Cannon and Rap rsseutstlv Ksloqinal ot Louisiana and Representative Redneld of New Tork. Captain W. . Vraltb, V. 8. K, waa ton st master. NEW TORK. March W.-Thls date, an even fifty years ago when the Monitor and th Merrlmac went In th spectacular naval battle of Hampton Roada was commemorated by the United Swedish societies and th John Erlcefon Mamortal association at a banquet last night, at which th Inventor ot th Yankee 'tin can oa a shingle" was devoted a place la th work!' hall of fame. Channcey M. Pepew, who said he re membered that blitortu day "as though It were but )setentay," vas tha principal speaker and vividly told tha history of th famous encounter and ot how tha nonde script vessel which had been met with derision In naval circle wsa Imitated th world aver after the battle. Turning to th present, tha speaker aaid: "There is a mighty preachment aow which finds its echo In congress, that w can sav money by reducing tha efficiency of the army and denying the battleships 'nceary for lb navy. 'War la out of data cry the mistaken advocates of peace. The possibilities of conflict are ever present. At any hour all Europe may plump the question: '8 hall we rely oa your Interpretation of the Monro doctrine or protect ourselves ss we srs si ply able ts dor If we had a leaser navy they would not ask that question. They would protect themselves." Gun Club Has Money T t. i. - Tl T 1 iiuuugu to Buy ueacn At a meeting of tha exeruth eom tnltte of th Rod and Oun ehib held yrwrruar eiu-iivun si in riotei uoyai. President T. U Weaver anaoonced that pledges, of ISO bad been signed ts the amount of ehWO and that th option aow bead ay th club on Cotu-Uand beach In all probability would he taken up wlthtu th next lw wee. A eaeetlng of the entire membership bsa been sailed for Friday evening at th Motel Rome, and the constitution will then be ao changed that the property sen be taken over. A mas for the next year la Mill held oa th property by th amusement ecro- psny that operated It Hut year, a tro- ewements raa not b mad until th beach ta actually la tha club's possession. tars Goals Beck nKlMT IN TOWN. Ready in battles March i. Phone ChTS. It on, Webster ! 12, Independent B-ISO. Omaha Doctors on Convention Program Omaha physic lass and surgeons who srs scheduled tor addresses at tha semi ana us I meeting of the Missouri Valley Medical society at Colfax. Ia.. March H. S and 23. are: H. B. Letnere. W. O. Bridges, Palmer Find ley. Robert R. Hoi . Hater. 1. E. aommer. A, C. Stokes. H. M. McCtanahaa, 1. P. Lord and D. C. Bryant. J, C Waterman and Donald Macrae of fessca Fluffs arc on the program. W. B. Kera of Inglestde. Neb.. w.U deliver an address. A l ife frehless sarivesl br that great bealthtonhx Electric Bit ten, is the enrichment of poor, thin ' bioed. and strengthening th wee. c " ewe try vcewn STHg VO. lasts. Tr ackabcrry against Wllaon. Appeal from Lancaster. Affirmed. Root. 1. A counter claim filed In Justice court to recover compensation for services al leged to have bten rendered the plaintiff by the defendant in selling the plain tiff's real estate may sustain a recovery where no objection was made before Judgment to the sufficiency of the demand and the record fails to affirmstlrely disclose that the agreement doea not comply with the provisions of section K eh. Ti, Comp. St.. which requires such contracts to be In writing, signed by the owner snd the agent and to describe the mod snd the broker's compensation. ISM Clement against Cudahy Packing company. Appeal from bougie. At firmed. Root, 1. 1. Newly discovered evidence not rele vant ts the ieaue Joined will not sus tain an application for a new trial based solely en that discovery. 2. a petition lor a new trial oaaeo solely uoon the discovery of new evi dence Is insufficient unless the facts and circumstances pleaded will sustain a (Hid ing that the petitioner exercised diligence In endeavoring to procure sue a evtaenos before the trial. , MM. Powers against Fisnsburg. Ap peal from Hliciicoca. Ararroea. ceng wick. J. . I. The remedy nf Inlunctlon cannot De used when therw are adequate remeoiea In th usual course of the law. Z. A private Individual cannot maintain an action to auooreea a public nuisance uniesa he ' sustains some special Injury caused thereby, other than that sustained by th putxic at large. . isv. nrst istlonal nana against Bur ner. Appeal from Hllehosca. Keversea and remanded. Barnes, J. A promissory note or other con tract In writing. In tha absence of fraud or mistake, cannot be varied, qualified or contradicted by evidence of a prior or contemporaneous sgretment resting In parol. 179. Van Etten against Leavttt. Ap peal from Douglas. Affirmed. Fawcett, J. Where It appeara upon th face of s petition thst every materiel matter com plained of baa been adjudicated in for mer actions between the same parties or their prlvlea, a general demurrer thereto Is properly sustained. IT3. Kssex against Ksensky. Appeal from Lancaster. Affirmed. Harnee, J. I. An objection to a depoaltion on th giound of a defect hi th certificate of the officer before whom It waa taken cannot be considered unless made In writing and tiled before the commence ment of the trial. Tersley against Blaka. . Nebraska, Tat t A Judgment for damages will not be act aside on th grounds that It Is not aupported by the evidence snd Is sxorsslvs If there Is competent evidence. In the record which upport It. unless a . reviewing court can say that It la learry wrong. linil. Wagner against rentiers snu Merchants' Insurance company. Appeal fiom Lancaster. Affirmed. Fswoett, J. 1. Evidence examined and referred to lu the opinion held sufficient to sustain th verdict and Judgment. . Instruction set out In th opinion sustained. ' . ITVTt. Ilothchlld Co. against Van Alstlna. Appeal from Cedar. Affirmed. Lotion, J. 1. "When tha possession of property described In a chattel mortgag remains with the mortgagor, and tns mongage, or a cony thereof, la not filed ss re quired by section 14. chapter H, Comp. St., mi, the mortgag. Is abeolulely void aa to eredltora of the mortgagor, no matter whether they hav actual notice of th mortgag or not" Farmers and Merchants bank at Tork against Anthony, t Nab. Ms. 1. A nurchaaer at a ssis under sitae n- msnt proceedings of chattela covered by sn unfiled mortgage without notice ot the existence of such mortgage takee the property dlecharged of the th mortgag Hen.' M.H. aanford against winders county. Appeal from Saunders Affirmed. Barnes, J. Fawcett and Sedgwick, J. J., dissent ing, fleece, C. J., not alttlng. L "The enumeration of subjects of tsxatlon In section I. srt. Is. of the con stitution, la not exclusive. The legislature haa Power to provide for taxation upon Inheritance." But s gainst Vinsoknalsr, 74 Neb. 7t. I. The widow ot a testator erne tea real estate dsvlaed to her by hi will In Weu of dower I not In a position to re quire the taxing authorities to exempt so much of such real aetata as equals the aluo of her dower Interest froa th payment of an tnhertlaace tax. t By the provisions ot chapter U, Ann. at. IKS. tha personal property ot a decedent I primarily liable tor the pay ment of claims against his sststs, snd those to whom he haa devised his real estate cannot avoid paying aa Inheritance tax thereon by agreeing to aatlsfy a claim of one ot I hem agalnai tha estate out of auch real estate. 4. Real nut devised by win Peases ts the devise st ths dsslh of th teetstor and Ita status under th law taxing In heritances la nxsd at that time. An agreement between devisees to satisfy a claim against th estate In favor of on of them by a conveyance of a portion of such reel estate to the claimant will not exempt It from liability for an Inheritanu tax. a. By th provisions ot section 11, KB, Ann. fit., lata, an Inheritance lax bear interest from tha death of th decedent, unless II Is sacertslned and paid within six months thereafter; end where his devisees hsrs neglected to tsks sny steps to ascertain or pay ths asms for mors then two years after We death, they are not In a position to contest th payment of interest thereon. riot. Worth against War. Appeal from Lancaster. Affirmed. Lettoa, 1. Fawcett, J., not silling t Ordinarily a euhienent has n greater rights in ths leased premises than ths original tenant x. A sublessee may not recover asms res from his lessor for Interference by a third person with his possession snd busi ness when be hss not been ousted snd no wrongful act ot bis lessor baa been proved. 177. Deck against Kautx. Appeal from Wayne, Letton, J. Rose. J., not sitting. In sn sciloa for damagea oa a aalooa keeper a bond a plaintiff la not entitled to recover hi coeta It the verdict la hi favor I lees than IJ Rusenbaum against Dunstoa, M Neb. ill. l,nx. cVhulta against Hastlt gs Mr No. to, Independent Order of Odd Fel lows Appeal from Adams - Affirmed, Root. J. Fawcett and Sedgwick, 1. 1., dis sent. I. Whether sn Instrument Is an agree ment to enter Into a contract of lease or la a contract of lease, la a question ot construction to be ascertained from a a consideration of Its terms In the ligiit of th eurround'ng circumstance. 1 An agreement In writing, containing no apt words of pissent demise. herein one party sgrees to construct s' building upon s definitely deecrlbed parcel ot laud and to lease the basement snd first story of the structure to the Other psrty snd reciting tbst a lease shall subsequently be executed snd wliereln the other psrty "agreea on his pert to enter Into a con tract of lease for the abeve described and named building " when considered In con. nertion with the facts stated In the opin ion. Is conetrued la b a contract for a lea. . Thla contract did not create an Inter est in the real estate there! described. 4, For s break ot a contract to lease, the expectant tenant may maintain aa action for damagea or. In a proper case, for the specific performance ot the con tract. b. The mutual rikl.ls of tha pert lee to a contract for a lease may be waived and extinguished by oral declaration and other ecu of th psrtles elesriy evincing s purpose to sbandon ths contract. w a court or insutry will not decree a specific performapce of a contract to lease, where the expectant tenant s dec laration snd conduct were such as ts in due the lerxtlord In reason to believe that ths contract has been abandoned and the proprietor la rellsacs upon that oon duet, leased th premises to another psrty. lMt Orsy sgalnet Chicago. St. PaoL Minneapolis J Omaha Railroad company pany. Appeal from Dakota. Reversed snd remsnded. Itton. 1. 1. Where st the trial ne sttempt Is sisd te prove some ef the allegations of the petition and plaintiffs abandon one of the grounds upon which they b their right to recover, the Issues made br ths oleadincs . , .k .... . trrs snould b eliminated from th charts Where about twenty veers before the dsmssee complained of the channel of a natural stream wss extended by e ditch, which h4 been properly estab lished and suitably constructed by the county astboeltlee under tns drainage lava, so as te Cow under a railroad tnrUc bridge snd has so continued to i waa dismissed at tha plaintiffs request, oar. snd the t recti bridge ss originally I Th petition In this case Is substantially dentlcsl with th latter petition In tha built was large enough to allow erai I opportunity for the Hood waters ot th .stream to escape when they over flow e- nv wkui ot me mica, ine ouiy 01 ine railway company with rwrpect to keep ing and maintaining a sufficient opening to permit the waters ot the stream to pass become the same ss It would be If the extended creek chsnnel bed been th natural channel, and It any damage were caused by the carel and negli gent obstruction of a proper passage way the railway company would be liable for such damages. A If, however, In such case, the filling up of a proper and sufficient waterway for the flood waters was not occasioned by obstructions negligently permitted to remain In and about the trestle, but was caused by a gradual deposit ef slit brought down through ths extended chsn nel of the creek and by which gradual deposit ths elevation of a ponton of the land above the treetl not upon the de fendant' right-of-way wss raised to such sn extent ss to prevent the flood waters reaching the treetl at th Urn ederal court. Held, thst the ruling upon ate demurrer to tbo first petition snd the Judgment of voluntary dismissal da not establish the defense of former adjudica tion. , t A Where a resident of Nebraska, who then owned a paid up policy ot Insurance in ins derenosnt company, mace aa appli cation st bis borne In this state for a new policy to an agent of the defendant who waa authorised to transact business for It ia the state, and submitted to a medi cal examination and delivered to ths agent here his paid up policy with a paper authorising and directing the com pany to apply from the surrender value ot the former policy the amount of the first two premiums, snd psy ths balance to n.m in cash, and afterwards, without snv communication between the applicant and ths home office, tbe sgent In this stats delivered, the new policy and a check for the balance du on th surrender value, th contract waa completed In Nebraska, a no is to oe governed by the lawa ot th! of the damages complained of, then th state snd not by those of the stste of defendant cannot be held liable for auch damages. A It Is the duty of county suthorltles under chapter M, Comp. St. Isv7, to keep the channel of a county ditch free from obstructions. a. Where crops are destroyed by th neglige nee of s railway company In per mitting a waterway which It was Its duty to keep open to become obstructed, the cause of action. for such damagea accrues at ths time the crops srs destroyed. A Where the snswer slleged thst st ths time the crops were pie n ted the pislntlffs knew of the conditions snd thst In sll probaballty they would be destroyed by flood wsters. It Is not error to permit an amendment .to ths reply sebmg forth that before the crone were slanted the defendant company through Its sgent promised to clear the waterway ao aa to drain the plaintiffa' landa. and to admit In evidence proof tending to establish such promise. 7. The purport of certs In .letters set forth In the opinion, held to sfford no rldrnce of rstlflcstlon of such a promise. A Where the main point of contention is whether the damming of ths flood waters wss caused by the defendsnt negligently permitting ths trestls to be come obstructed, or whether th filling In of the treetl wss owing to natural causes, and the evidence Is conflicting; this qusation of fact should be submitted to a Jury for It determination. iron. Nelce against Fsrmera Co operative Creamery and Supply com pany. Appeal from Douglas. Affirmed. Sedgwick, J. L An employs In a business In wnicn steam boiler Is used is not a mere licenses la going Into ths boiler room where convenience for th use of th em ploye are established and they are ac customed to use the asms with ths knowl edge and consent of th employer. 1 Under such circumstances. If sn em ploys remains In ssld boiler room during ths rest hour, with ths Implied permis sion of ths employer, tie Is entitled to the oral nary protection or an employe sna It la a question for tha Jury, upon sub stantially conflicting svidsncs, whether ths mployr has so consented. A If ths employer la guilty of negll genos by which an employs Is Injured while In such boiler room It Is Immaterial that ths employer did not know that ths employe ass In ths boiler room at that particular time and liable to be Injured by such negligence. It Is sufficient If he knew that the employes were at times properly In sold boiler room. A If ths employer allows an Inexperi enced man ts operate ths valves of a steers boiler and let tha steam pressure with such fores Into a stesm trap aa to cause an explosion of th trap, and th trap I shown by th evidence to be of proper construction sad sultsbl for ths fur pose for which It wss Intended, and he gauges upon ths boiler for determin ing the steam pressure are so placed that the operator cannot obeerv them. It is proper te submit to the Jury the question of ths employer's negligence as (lis eeuss of th explosion. L It I not reversible error to Instruct ths Jury thst th employer should "tsks every ressonabls precaution" to safe guard hia employee. If the Instructions aa a whole fully and properly define negligence end ordinary cars. a rk.f-n.tanl Affrf to neovs bv ths ehyatdan's statements alleged to have been made by plaintiff to the phyalolan aome time After h treated him for tha Injuries complained or: neia mat it w not an abuse of discretion t exclude this evidence as privileged under th sir oumstsnces stated in th opinion. 1. Upon ths evidence Indicated In ths opinion It la hold that ths vsrdlct for S.0O daaiagsa Is not so excessivs thst this court must say as matter at law that the Judgment Is clearly wrong. UK!. Petersen sgalnst Purinwn. Appeal from Tork. Affirmed. Fawcett i. A Judgment will not be reversed an ac count of harmless srvor. ... r,X. Hsaa against Mutual Uf Insur ance company of New York. Appeal from Douglas Reversed and remanded, Lsttoa, J. llamer, J., not anting. - 1. A petition was filed against "Mutual life Insurance compsny of Nsw york: the auminone and return thereto named tha party defendsnt In Ilka manner. The proper name of defendant la "Th Mutual Lit Insurance company of New Tork.' The summons was served upon ths man aging agent of defendant. Defendant maus a special sppea ranee objecting to the Jurisdiction. Before the obnjectlone were submitted the plslntlff filed mo tions to emend the petition, summons, snd return by correcting the name of the defendsnt. These motions were sustained. Ths pies, to th Jurisdiction waa then overruled. The summons was served be forw th her at the slstute of llmttstlons had fallen; the amendment wea made' thereafter. Held, that It waa not srron- i eous to sllow the amendment to be msde, and that It related back to the date of the service ot th summon upon th proper neroon. t A general demurrer to a petition wss sustslned In the i circuit court of the United States and the plaintiff given leave to amend: an amended petition was then tiled containing additional allega tions: s general demurrer waa filed to thai petition, but while the demurrer waa ponding snd before submission th action New York, where the home office at tha defendsnt Is. A Whether or not ths Insurance con tract was sbandoned Is a question of fact for ths Jury to determine. A When the Insured died, th insurer bad In its possession sn accumulated re serve on bis policy sufficient to psy ths premiums upon ths policies for mora than three year and until after his death. There being no forfeiture eiaus In ths policy, held, that ths insurance waa In fores st ths time of hi death, unless th policle were abandoned. A Ths Incontestable clause of ths poli cies sued upon does not spply to the de fense or Ispse ot forfeiture by nonpay ment of premiums, or to the defense ot abandonment of the contract I. There being ns forfeiture clsuse In th policy. Its provisions sllowlng options to ths insured ot tsking a paid up policy, etc. on default ot payment .of premium on tha dsy fixed did not bind the Insured to sxerciso th options, snd hs hsd the. right to rely upon the main and not upon ths ancillary or aubordlnate stipulations, It It seemed best to him so to da iws. Ths Farmers snd Merchants Ir rigation company against Hill. Appeal from Dawson. Affirmed, . llamer. J. LA Purchaser of tend from ana who holds a water right contract thereon with an Irrigation company, and who takes title thereto by a deed containing the ordinary covenants of warranty with no reference to the Question ef water riehte. and whs refuses to accept water from the company, Is not personally liable for the maintenance fee mentioned In th water right contract between hi grantor and the Irrigation company, and an action cannot be maintained against him to recover a peisonai judgment therefor. lIA Bayer sgalnet Bayer. Appeal from Kearney. Reversed snd remanded. Sedgwick, J. Letton. J., not sitting. 1. A demurrer to a petition In equity on the ground that several causes of action are Improperly Joined cannot be sustslned because ot uncertainty ss to which of lbs pislntlffs Is entitled to ths relief de manded. If the uncertainty as to the reepectlv rights of the plalntrfs arises from ths language ot tha grant under which they clslm. It Is for a court of equity to determine their respective rights t A plaintiff who claims a life Interest in real estate may Join with those who claim tha remainder la an action to quiet tills sgalnst one In possession who re fusss to recognise the right of either and claims the land under a clsuse In the deed through which sll ot th plaintiffs derive their rights. lent. Lengnecker against Longnecker. I Appeal - from Lanraster. Afflrmed ! Barnes, 1. I L In a suit sided by attachmsnt pro jcsedlngs, for the recovery ot money i loaned or advanced under an alleged era. undisputed evidence Is insufftcletrt ts sue tain a Judgment In his favor, snd clear!: shows thst bis action should have bee' one for aa accounting between partners it la reversible error for ths court ts eustsin a demurrer te ths evidence an-i dismiss the sctlon. L Where the Judgment of the district court ts proper upon the ondtsputsd fact shows by the record, it will be affirmed without considering whether the reasons gives by the trlsl Judge for hie con clusion were competent snd sdequste to support the same. Bowhsy sgaiaai Richards, M Neb.. TH. A Oa appeal In such a esse, this eour wlll not consider errors slleged to have bees committed la matters ot practice or procedure. Mist, Hill against Feeny. Appeal from Adams Affirmed. Barnes, J. Lettoa, J., not sitting. , 1. In a proceeding to review a dormant Judgment when the Judgment debtor pleads payment,' a presumption ef pay ment srises. and the burden I upon ths Judgment creditor to rebut tbst presump tion. Plstte County bank against Clark, 11 Neb., &; Wltistruck against temple. SI Neb., M. . 1 Evidence examined and held tnsuffict ent to overcome the presumption ot payment. HOUSE-KEEPERS IN OMAHA PLEASED Every . oook , la Omaha I , delighted with th rich, not-like flavor of "Min nesota" macaroni and spaghetti Even people who raver liked thee foods,, ear they could ' sat "Mlnnssota" macaroni every day. ..-.' Oood macaroni and spaghetti are easily dlgsatsd , snd they, are always appetising; because they ran . be pre pared In ao many different wa f They are fine for chUdreo-Hnaking their bodies strong and healthy, sad they glye grown peopl th. power ef nduranc without overtaxing th stomach. - But If you want that rich, nut-Ilk flavor be aura and get , the delicious ''Minnesota' brand macaroni or spa ghsttt msde ' from the finest ' Northern Durum wheat,, with .all ths nourishing Gluten left in. It, Is esatly, digested sad never gets soggy.' All good Omaha gro cers sell It , " SPAGHETTI NIGHT Once Week, is Erery Home la the American households where the nourishing vslus of th different roods Is understood "Spaghetti Night" Is a week ly event On thst nurtit s great Slab st savory, steaming spaghetti takes . the center of the table and becomes ths feature of ths menu. Meats are no; seeded, for spaghetti gives all the nourishing elementa the body requires it is not only a dlah that all enjoy, but one that costs so little. A Mc package of Fsust Spsghettl makes a real bpaghettl Night tor a big family. Faust Spsghettl is made from the fin est quality Durum wheat, which is ao rich in gluten. It la msde in the clean est factory in ths country, under the most sanitary conditions It Is packed Is sesled I packages, eo It purity, good ness snd freshness srs preserved until It reaches your kitchen. Get a package of Faust Spsghettl at your dealer's snd sirs your family a real "Spaghetti NlghL" Just try it once and you will make It a weekly Institution tc and to packages at all grocers wnt tor ires book ot Faust Recipes. MATJLLBROS. 1221 St. Loals Areata. 8C Looss, Mo. Predons Health for Men. -,; - If a vsluabl garret of health was revealed to soma men would they profit by ItT Theusanda fruitlessly pursue pleasure, be cause their recuperative powers and endurance are not in the same condition aa In youth. There comes s tlms In svery man's life when help Is required If be would enjoy life'e greatest functions keenly snd feel the rich red blood surging through his being snd radlstlng bla powsr and vi tality through th flash and fir In his sys. th smlis of confi dence and atrength In his face and ths vigor snd vitality In hia manly walk and carriage. Th help required la th vast majority of oaeea may be ssld to consist of an artificial aid to nature Iq the form of medical treatment for the specific pur poses of transforming, through ths tltal organs, auch as ths stomach, liver, kidneys, heart, sto., ths food and drink partaken of so thst the blood receives an Increased proportloa of those ele ments necessary to the fulfill ment of man's duties In ths in tensity of spirit ss msnlfsstsd In thoee ef perfect health, be It ' work. recreation or pleasure. . Nothing more valuable and cer tain for such a purpose Is the formula much prescribed by a famed phyetelen, but which can . be prepared by anyone at home .or by a well-otocked pharmacy. Mix thro ounce of compound yrup ot sarssparllis with one ounce of compound fluid balm wort snd let stand two hours 'Then add one ounce each of com pound essence cardial and ana ounce tincture of cedomene com- Kund (not cardamom). 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Looking Backward This 'day in Omaha during the history forming periods of 30, 20 and 10 years ago, briefly and interestingly reproduced for Bee readers. J. The Bee's Wedding Book A chronicle of marriage anniversaries of Omaha's own people, simply and entertain ' ingly detailed from day. to day. Silk Hat Harry Tad's dog-man invention who has more trouble than anyone, but trouble that is so funny it makes amusement for every Bee reader. Katzenjammer Kids These two youngsters who are the source , of Sunday fun for thousands of children, promise many new tricks and delightful for this year. Nell Brinkley Drawing! Nell Brinkley developed a new idea in pen drawings, and her sketches of men and women caught by Cupid, not only have ar s tistio beauty, but ajso always teach a lesson. herlocko the Monk Sherlock Holmes, works sleuth-wonders to . many people, but Monk, the picture-detective, is more marvelous in the fun-way than Dr. Watson believes Holmes to be in a serious way." Daffydili Nothing so amusing has been run in anyv western newspaper in many years as these humorous play-on-words lines by Tad. Desperate Desmond A stage villain transferred to pen pictures and revealed in the most laughable light to make every Bee reader roar and hold his sides. Happy Hooligan Poor, old Happy; he is continuously grow ing more entertaining, and now he is on the road to new situations to win smiles v from all followers.. Carpenter Y Travel Letters No writer of the present day sees events and situations in such Interesting light as Frank J. Carpenter, and none describes them so graphically. Heart to HeaitTalks for Women By Ella Wheeler Wiloox, Winifred Black, Mabel Herbert Urner, Dorothy Dii, Fran- cis Garside, Ada Patersnn, and many others who write for women, what women want to read. Each week in the Sunday, issue Several big special stories of particular , interest to Omaha, Nebraska and Jowa readers. . Comic Section in Colors Sunday Betides the laughable eomio pictures and the special articles by women for women, The Bee will record dramatic events of im portance; present exclusive human interest . stories and give an accurate account of events of politics, with absorbing sidelights on the two big political parties, their con ventions and their presidential campaigns.. Complete Telegraphic and Cable News From all over the civilized world every day in the year.' If von neglect te Read The Bee daily during 1912 Ton will miss these exclusive features, the greatest series ever published in a Ne- braska paper. .