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TRY A BEE WANT AD What Iha Underwood Compelled Badge to do. are never know move metal day than those of mt swouMr month fotfowhtt Junior's Mthdar fete, whloh ended so auspiciously for the happineee of Alfred Durfcee and Ulila Fairfax Only the closing of the tohool disturbed the placid monotony of the days, and that held no unex pected element, was simply a matter of tiresome routine which Alice Hoi combe and I managed to dispose of without friction or outspoken eroti cism from the schcool board. With Lillian and her small daugh ter domiciled at Mrs. Durkee's next door, I resolutely put from my mind all fear of any unpleasantness for me which might ensue from the cam paign against Kenneth Stockbridge by his dead wife's relatives, a cam paign of which I strongly suspected the sinister appearing man who had called upon me to be a part Lillian is always like a solid rock of reas surance to me. I felt childishly that nothing could happen while she was my next door neighbor. Only one thing clouded the utter indolent contentment in which I spent the first three weeks of my va cation, and that was my. knowledge of the intense suffering which Alice Holcombe was undergoing because of the continued incarceration in the county jail of Kenneth Stock bridge, charged with having mur dered his wife. But as thd days wore on I found myself with an in ward protest at my own selfishness adopting a view of the matter which Lillian and JJicky kept torcing on me. v "Look here, lady, Ljlhan said one day shortly after school closed when I was expressing my sympathy for Alice, "if vou don't auit trying to carry the weight of the world on your shoulders we're going to walk slow behind you pretty soon with nice little wreaths in our hands." A Lazy Program. "Why I Why!" I stammered. "I'm perfectly all right!" "Yes you are," she scoffed. "You are about j as near a nervous breakdown as any- j body I ever saw. I wouldn't tell you this only somebody's got to I make you take care of yourself, and I fancy I am the goat. Remember, child, you've been under a pretty stiff strain for a long time, since Dicky joined the aviation corps. And the melodrama at Bayview hasn't helped things along any." "Well, at least I'm not going back there next year." I protested feebly. "For which small exhibition of your common sense Allah 1 be praised," retorted Lillian. 'But that doesn't alter the fact that you are pretty nearly , at the end of your tether. You're thin, hollow-eyed and pale, the mere ghost of ' yourself. 1 Oh! we ve all been talking you over. Dicky, his mother, your father and your humble servant, and we've de cided that you need absolute rest, lyi ig aftiund in the sunshine, reading in a hammock, evening motor rides ad things tike that jrouYa built up again." "Sounds like a nice hay attractive pvoflpram," Itaid appreciatively. Dicky's uggeetkm. lt la," Lillian rejoined, "but you've got to put Alios Holcombe aad her troubles out of your mind first, Worrying about it won't do her or Mr. Stockbridge one bit of good, and you'll only get yourself into such a state that if there came a chance to do them any real service you would not be in either the men tal or the phiysical condition to ren der it "I suppose your are right" I re turned meekly, "and I will do my best." - "You'll do better than that If I have any say in the matter," Lillian retorted. I found it very pleasant to be back and be petted and coddled for awhile. Dicky was my devoted cavalier, and I knew from his manner that he was really worried aboutt me. I was more fatigued mentally and physi cally than I had realized, and it was several weeks before I began to get back my ambition. But at last I grew tired of inaction, no matter how luxuriously padded, and I ex pressed my restlessness to Dicky one afternoon when he had come home early and was reading to me as I lay in the hammock. "Dicky," I said suddenly, putting out my hand and pulling the book away from his gaze, "Please stop reading a minute." "Anything to please," Dicky re joned promptly, an then with a shrewd glance at me, "What's ' on your mind old dear?" "Don't you think I've been on the shelf long enough?" I asked. "Oh Hoi" he rejoined. "Begin ning to sit up and take notice, aren't you well? Vyell, now let's see what the doctor would better prescribe. I'm going to , take you away after a little, but I can't go just yet I have itl "How would you like to run the car with me as the teacher?" , (Continued Tomorrow.) eSI3!?fiTii33? y i Most In Bortamif 'Event Jin Nebraska's History SWAMP-ROOT FOR KIDNEY AILMENTS There is only one medicine that really stands out pre-eminent as a medicine for curable ailmentavof the kidneys, liver and bladder. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root stands the highest for the reason that it has proven to be just the remedy needed in thousands upon thousands of distressing cases. Swamp-Root makes friends quickly because its mild and immediate effect is soon realized in most cases. It is a gentle, healing vegetable compound. Start treatment at once. Sold at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes, medium and large. However, if you wish first to test this great preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for a sample bottle. When writing be sure and mention ' The Omaha Bee. TW Jlrgfjr Ttoref Cmptdk ' Promotion in the Navy comes quickly to those whofasffly far higher ratings. Ia starch 1S99 A. P. Nilsson enlisted hi the Navy as an Apprentice Seemen, 3rd cless. In April 1907 he was rate J Chief Turret Captain. Hlspay today lefltSJt per month. . ' ' A many lite men ! REEL them off "Rio", Gibraltar, Ceylon, Yoko hama all the great porta of the world are they only places on the map to you or are they porta where you've gone sailing in from the high seas with every eye along the shore turned admiringly on your big ship jour ship I " Are the great world ports nothing to you but little red spots in 'your school geography, or are they rest towns whose funny streets you've walked whose strange sights you've seen whose magnificence you've admired towns in which you've greeted the world's tailor men from the Seven Seas? l . . ; Make each port yon visit mean another big experi ence. Curious spots, beautiful spots, ugly spot, famous spots, and every one of them more interesting to see than anything you ever read about in all your Efe. Every ocean has a United States ship sailing for soma port worth acefag. If you've any call in you for a full life Join, and color all your years ahead with memories of things worth seeing with knowledge worth having with an' inexhaustible fund of sea tales and adventures picked up ashore and afloat that will make you a welcome man in any company. ' ' : i '. Compare such a personality with that of men who are content to just stick around all their days and see nothing. Boy I Work? sure, andja man's work it is, among men, Ray? well, rather, with a bunch of men who know how to play. These comrades of yours carry in their ears the sounds of great world cities, of boom ingjguna, of swashing seas sounds you will share with them and that will never die away. 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'. i Elect only men who will represent the spirit of the call. 1 ' Choose men who know the needs of Omaha and Douglas County as, well as the needs of the State oi Nebraska. . , Select only men with1 known records who have in the past spoke for progressive. matters. V . Be careful that the reactionary element does not control the Convention. 1 Vote for the men whose names appear in this ad vertisement. ' ' i ' These men have had wide experience in legislative - affairs. They will not permit a reactionary constitution to be written. They have made their record as progressive legis lators. They stand upon that record. Elect these men and the State of Nebraska will have written into its constitution wise provisions which will permit the legislatures in the future to pass such" remedial legislations as the State from time to time demands. , : f HARRY A. FOSTER ROB'T C. DRUESEDOW JAMES H. BULLA J.M. TANNER E. E.HOWELL GEORGE N. TUNNTSON CAROL S. RAINBOLT JAMES ALLAN CHAS. W. SEARS GEO. A. 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