Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 12, 1915, Page 8

8 THE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, JULY 12, 1915. se . o The Dissatisfied Motion Picture Serial and ||| Working Woman | The Goddess sw et Moo, e desy = Working W By JANE M'LEAN, Read It Here——See It the Movie: | — A woman is being subjectsd to the Out in the twilight the banshee is calling— nervous strain and, in her cass, to the Calling to you in the wind and the rain; :';:mx::; ::dl,";M‘;::r:';;'db‘;(l“::rk::; Here in the firelight your 1ids are a-falling, § : | and would have married- anyone to get Sleep, for the banshee will call you in vain, | out 1¢ st That is & par- ticularly humiliat- |ing confession for {the woman to | make, particularly in view of the tact, that, as it turns out, she lan't mar- rjed at all She eloped from her home and her “job” in an office and went touring another continent with a man, as events prove, was not her husband after all. Not that the women knew this. But it 18 an un- pleasant confidence to make to the courts. For the man not only was guiity of the oversight of not making the mar- riage a legal one, but he was an em- beszler and g fugitive from justice. Now she is being dragged Into the oourts as a witness against him and at the same time in public a specles of family laundry that is much better dong in private. Every working woman is dissatistied with her “Job” at times. So I8 every man, though I must do them the '.q-\aldu to ssy that they don't talk so mtch about it. That dissatisfaction means one of two things, either that you are tired Y i and need a new mental adjustment to your work; first such physical rest as a long sieep, a day out of doors or & somewhat longer vacation will glve you; or then a pumping of new energy and interest into that work by a determined \ effort. Or it by such simple conjurings as these you cannot derive content from your work, it may be the wrong work for you and you need to seek that which s more in tune with your tastes. Be very sure that what you mistake for noble diseontent ls not mere lasiness But work is the best friend a man or woman can have. It keeps up elrcula- tion. It is ballast from the boiunding *impulses. It keeps the feet on the ground. The feet warm and the head cool. A man's or woman's best friend is his or her job in life This foollsh woman who has been performing the family washing and hang- ing it out to dry In the New York courts, Hush, for the banshee outaide is a-wailing— Walling of life and the sorrows ahead; Sleep, while the dream lady’'s garments are trailing Over .y(fllr eyes in the wes trundle bed Epicurean Episodes Lemon Ice—Another Recipe for Use/in the Privacy of the Family. By DOROTHY biX. (You now reside. Nothing will be wo re- | | fresbing to her as to have a dish of this Among the easily prepared desserts | particular brand of frappe hunded h#r" \ that women are fond of making none is | #hould she drop In on you for a little \Iore popular than the various forms of | *&!! Crappe. Indeed, many housekeepers keep | FTePPe & la Anclenne {s guamnteed | & suuply of frappe | under our pure food law to be the real | always on hand, thing, and to contain no spbstitute ma-| which they serve | tertal. It can alse bo recommended as| t unexpeocted exceedingly satlsfying, a very little of it Suests, and 1o 1b—|nu all that anyone ever craves. I members of their A popular form of frappe that is a husband’'s family, | favorite with young girls is known or his old friend lously as the Frosted Mitt, or Frosen who drop In unin- Kisses, or the Icy Heart. These are, in | Vited to dinn rallity, but other forma of Frozen Thets ts almedt & Fudge, and, while they are swect and | liraltless variety of tasty enough, they ‘have little substance frappes, as women | to them. wie with each other | The basis of this particular frappe ls a e s - the Sibe | ummer romance. Take a handsome and coction of this | pleturesaue looking young tarmer on eseting Gainty and I Ms natives hearth, or an impecuntous aach adds some 1it- clerk on his vacation, who looks like tle pecullar per- tho advertisement of o ready-made wonal touch to the clothing establishment. Add six or elght one that she hands weeks of glorous summer weather, with out that gives it an An assortment of moons, hay rides, fgdividual punch and flavor. This gives | MOUNtAIn strolls, sandy beaches and | @& wide latitude in the construction of this | rftnE In a cance. Sweeten with senti- dish, so that & frappe may be either |MeNt until it is sticky and gooey, and . bland and sugary, or acid and bitter, or | I8YOr With love-making and kisses. .No | peppery or gingery, aocording to the |ArUficlal refrigeration s necessary, as taste of the maker. The only eesential ::;"“l':‘h':;"::‘-"umn will sutficiently | mn Ia that 1t retains ta frigid charac- | 31 ol BN, o e 0 serve Frosen Mon are not fond of trappes and seldom |1 recs 10 the young countryiman when return to & house In which they are |\b "0Tes L0 town, or to the elerk when served, but women seem 1o have an fn- | ¥ ”l"" him bawling “cash” in a astiable appetite for them, and often ex- m" "‘ cannot be said that the young change frappes with each other as an fn- [jnd THBee 40Y Particular relish for this dieation of feminine friendship. nd of frappe, even when made by their 5 R Yoo RPN INBEDG o once adored one's hands, but it fa most eays she hated an office and longed for The mot common varfety of frappe 18 | y)olasome for them an s £ an excellent illi a home. To that point the sympathies o lemon ics, which e Invasiably served at | e (L sot Frof. Stilliter Sees Celestia Off to Bitumen. R s st D aoNes ey Frappes may be or: Tommy has spoiled our plans. Pleas: 1 ;o \ the woman who loves her Thankegtving day, when we re il | crrebPes mas mm:..,,..“ by being By Gouverneur Morris e B 1 R ol e} and the dcor; “have I your wom of Pwas a'sclentific duty for two such per- | The World loves ;n ot v S bt By e femettebiase. thit @arniture of frosen fuces, ot -t o M Al you | ONOF that you will attempt nothing fect human beings not to remain forever | home. Tides of public sen we will not-have to foregather with our ::’m"‘“"‘“ and oy ‘;"‘4" which any in- and dopr 1 yoald Bturtevant,-“what will you | against her; that she /will be safe:wdth | apart. He had brooded coldly and fall but that rock of human nature woman can fashion for herself, Y i you, until her work if done?" A | always remain. v n for a twelvi 3 el . ne But gradually her beauty and her in- [ Will alwa: dear near relatives agal . - Charles W. Goddard Kehr," sald Barclay, “Is blood thirstily| “You have my word of honor.” muld| ditference to him (t was mare then in.| But the woman was irconsistent. She month. e . anxious to teach the strikers a lesson. | Stilliter, but the dog did not looki ihls | difference, it was positive dislike) had | married a man Who offered her not & He being the man on the apot, I hawe | master in the eye, Lemon fce 1s made by setting aside the milk of human kindnees until it sours warmed him out of his coolness. Me no |home, but wanderings in far countrle 484 turns to clabber. Into this stir ail Oopyright, 1015, Star Company. felt obligad to give him a pretty free, At what was really in his mind 4and | longer wanted to marry her solely be-|That she accepted him on these terms B mons 1nthe Semily, a0d, then, flaver Make a Study hand. Buti I am glad there has been no|heart Stilliter had only hinted. | His |cause he thought that such a marriage | proved that the home longing was slight It up to taste with a barrel of perfect Bynopsis of Pevious Chapters. blood shed. It seems to me that this ts|Statement, however, that he was a,per- | would be scientifically correet—but be- | after all . candor and home truths. of Yonrs 1f & matter for Her to settle. Stilliter, can | fect man mentally anfl physically eould | cause . he wanted to. Furthermore, he| No sincere tears are being shed for her ENAE 5 16 the’ Rlilos Gf 606/ vomarks s ©. e doath of John Aimes: | you muake Her call this strike off and /DOt have been cavilled at. Tie sas¥’ rolly | felt that he had a right to her. ife had |by perusers of the newspapers that re- “My goodness, Mary, how you hav —— Teatest beauties, dies. At her death | DFIng about a state of amity in Bitumen?" | POlly strength of his youthshad vanished | picked her out as a little child; and he | cite her woes. For she has recorded in changed, You used to be such a pretty Hold Up the Mirror of Homesty |||Frof Suilliter, an agent of the interests | stilliter @mply reached for'a !ele(ravhl"" Was no longer covered by & porpoise- | was by way of making her the most | the archievs of the courts that she would girl sed had such a lovely complexion. o Your Bye iEPaPey the eautitul d-yearold @bt | blank and ‘wrote: & } like thickness of adipose deposi:, but |famous woman In history, and the most | have married anyone to take her away T declare I wouldn't have known you if Where she sees no man, but thinks she “Kehr, Bitumen, Pa. | 1ooked hard, fit and trim, like an athlete, | useful. Surely she owed him something | from her work, Thus she branded her- 1 c! e ra | in 8 - Ve o 2'had tnet You in & strange place." “Wel), = k tau "’:..‘x’.’lfi"r‘.’r’:n?."t‘...‘,"‘é",‘r‘ij_ ner for Al Gonat S .Aln: ‘:::w'::m: \lnl:‘ns a bell, and capable ‘ In return. Something? &he owed him |gelf as a heartless and lazy. Moreover sh Jane, and #o you have'nt got married yot. [ By EDGAR LUCIEN LARKIN, |ake of 1§ she ‘s suddenly thrust into the [ .o algned) it Barclay, | nt's notice of tremendous apd everything branded herself as gullty of that sin be- ¥ou'd better hurry up, or the last call world where akents of the interests are | *09 g e | centration, was like a machine carried to | Meanwhile, Tommy had been invited to | yond redemption among women, MAITy- g’ P> . — ready to pretend to find her. 'What will you do about Tomrtry?' he | the power of perfectio H | itve v for the dining car will be over.” “That's | y. bk e, Gad 1o fesl the Joss of the lttiell aeveq - “H'll bo evem raare in B | ¥ n @\ was the |live with the Gunsdorfs, and had carried | ing for any other reason save love. & pretty bat you've got on, Sallie. but ever held up before your | Amesbury gir] most, atter she had been e o age 16 Way|most perfect man he had ever known;|his belongings to their house. This was{ No woman need marry save for love in ft's ten years too young for you, and I character the mirror of honesty ? 'Sup- | '{.‘lm‘; AWH) ;r:‘ elestia xeuv( ere. J | Celestia was the most perfect’ woman:|an unpretentious structure exactly like this year 1915. Work which this woman domt see bow you can atford it.on your (P98 You try it now, for never post gave | - Fitin - 2 er & momdnt's reflection,.Barclay;and he could not but Lelieve that off- | peveral ‘hundred others in Bitumen. It hated saves them from that degredation. wrote a telegram to Tommy | #pring of a marriage between them would | differed’ only from the majority in the = “‘Come home at once. Must meé you on|be more perfect still, tact that It was one of the two end pavsgp . = R fmportant bustness” { Ever since her return to earth he bhad | houses of a' long row sh t These telegrams dispatched, @turtevant | brooded on this proposition. At first its | -n000T8 sclentific slde only had inspired ‘nim. t | husband’'s salary.” ““They do say that |wiser advice than that contained fin: John ts drinking too much and that Tom |“Know, then, thyself—presume mot God 18 no better than he should be." Set thia mixture to cool on the pantry (& Joan., The proper study of mankind © shelf of the whose turn it s [ estla recoknizes each other. . and Semmés took ghelr leave. ‘while Bar- What you know of yourselt ought to (A matter Lo reac (To Be Continued Tomorrow.) to entertain tl mily party and you or and they clay and Stilliter | sat on for' a time in — Hope often takes the form of foolish- will have & lemon ice that cannot be sur- |5'"® ": ast “":"“N:"r others. 1t | the iountalna; later they afe Bursued|| jjonce. Barclay was the first to break It, " ness. Ppassed for tartness and chilliness, oush make it pomsible for you to |P¥ SUILLSr GRC eloADe “You will havesno trouble ‘In persuad- ——— T The down-and-outer is not always out measure life with sanity and to help you er, following his In- . 4 the -lsng, found | M her to gor of hearing. U to work out your own relation dian guide, hes B0 100ty oA %6 botid W08 e et | Gelentlh ana Fomumy. but aid ot aisturd| “She alsitkes me, ut she:does what T t night, St acl i requires » siency morve - the ans |08 what you would Hke t0 be, or to dream | Sotm: e, ouing Tomy, gase for & ten her-only 1 4wt tell her. T dont The head of the usciess cuss is always ‘who prepares it, but it is admirable to |dreams of what you are going to do and 1o | understand her aversion to me. She bulging with theories. pass around when the people you to imagine that in planning you have knows that I ams with her heart and soul o know when you were poor drop In tg |oreditably accomplished. It s easy to |dicamens e for the common a00d. = Aud he is willing #8e you and want to talk over old times | Xplain all your needs on the grounds of | WK not only Celestia'e, but T t0 . work: with'mat. But I' tepel her. By GARRETT P.'SERVISS. tricity, bat the time taken by a certain Dafore your newly acquired English but- |higher motives than you ever had. with Celeatia fust in Barclay smiled! grimly, l-mu quantity of electricity to fiow | u v, Potiiness may masquerade ea senel- |exprese for New York.—gthere he places| “You have mever wade any great ef- through a conductor. Prof. Slivanus | All frapnes are, of coursa, cooling in |tiyeness, bitterness as honesty, malice as | GO ;".,‘“ pB,“',‘ "“'h',‘, AL, ere (el jfort to please the)lndles! he said ‘What Is the approximate time for ‘““'l Thompson says that there is no definite thelr effects. but Glace & la Ahclenne |high-minded desire to save people from |Tomuny reaches Bellevue just before St “A mistake of yeuth of which I begin| “click” of a telegraph My to travel from: | gasignable veloeity “of electricity will n‘uu't':" tem) m: :ll savose disillusionment. Dou't hedge-don't quib- | URES departure, | “ 0 L o ol (ito repent in middle age. 1 have made| New York to Ban Francieco ‘on a direct | In nerial wites “the veloelty of prop \ partaking. of it from fever heat to below be. Lok yourset squarely and hon- | ey "Hol " Rifier, "Afia? fiey “*leaNS | the mistake of imastoing that I could live| wire?-. . c." estly in the face. Perhape it will hurt ellevue Tommy Is unable to get any | and die an abstract ‘Intellect. It's my A very small fractian of a second, but when you see & it of shifty dishonesty, | hotel to take Celestia in owing to her|.eyes T suppose. They made me hyper-|the precise time agation of any rankl electrican \ibra- mormal at the first taste, No friendship, tion is equal to the velocity of light, but however warm. has ever been known to |in the case of siow vibratiol H survive ane portion of it. & tendency to lle weakly out of scrapes, mr‘:::".nu ‘n’(‘i:n"v.':f i'\'-’m.'."flt“‘“’.',.,. .i‘&i‘ sensitiv cannot be fixed, tof telephonic /sounds lwfll‘; :im”k:m-l.:::: Thougbs“*d S\Iffa’ing; At To make Glace & la. Anclenne, take an|a narrow-minded attitude toward your | to the taxi he finds her ane. Biie fulls || “Tut you weren't bor1 with weak eves.” |owing to uncer- {1and lines, orscabies, the velocity may be| Last Found Help in Lydia + unmlimiteq quantity of snobbishpess, a |neighbors and & jealous Passon Of FAE® | eacapen And s o re e tin e hor pout | “No—when T was @t college o retort|tainty as to the | much lema . ) |\ large wad of money, or & small amount |for the love you want and don't get. |ily by the name of Doulas. When their DUt in my face. I ad splendid eyes as | cxistence, and R ASY R % E. Pinkham’s Vegeta- of reputation, and blend thess well to-| Thars iy no luck In the world except |pon Freddie velt K child. Nobody ever had a better phy-|amount, of re- T e it Rl . s s ble Compound. . | @sther. Fiavor with ingratitude, a for:|tnat which comes from making friends | whidh the ungerworid has offered &, ro. |#ical equipment thaw 1 had—a stronse: | tardation, which, | ad to marvelous revela- - f tions. Lk light, d . getfulness of past favors, throw in' a|with ciroumstance. There is no fortune | war¢ that he hoped to got. body or o stronger bratn. Iam the kind|yn jes tum, may [ vone A oy Rk s m""’.‘""; “ © large chunk of selfishness, and spice It [except that of high desert. Take stock | Celestia secures work in a largo gar- |of man who ought to marry and have vary with -cirowm- | .y, ’ and some men of| Richmond, Pa. — ‘“ When I started up with social aspirations to taste. of your abilities and deservings, They | it factory, Where a sreat many &irle Lonaaren.” \ \ i ¥ z gclence ‘have believed it o be, itself, a| taking Lydis E. Pinkham's Vegetable I k are Loy re she shows pa- tances. The spéed o phcnm g - - This mixtare will congeal of ItSeIf Un-|are your gssets. It you know your ma- | catlay tomer and makes frionds with i | Both were dlent sain. Then Stiliiter po-peion oyt fuid ':_“,‘;,:: . reve: The SMAR nEgstded ol Compound I was in a U it gets to be 8o cold and hard that|terial you can work it to advantage in | T &irl companions. By her talics to the head e o N e by pecagan r“" :‘;’“;"‘m:"';‘h ""“"'-“-:“ dreadfully rundown L Y98 have to chip it off with an loepick. [any field of endeavor, Well, then, learn | Sirlt she ls able to calm a threatonod [ ..;.co neen giving. the: matter more ‘and @ fyn : 2 s gt o state of health, * Berve this dish to the man in Squeedunk | gne . Sarial 1ot 1o Tonemeil, nd oo S e N I 2 hore (Aot "8 g }|same aa that .ot |aue electricity, affoct matter.. Bvidently e , uman ma! ol A you A mowvs to grant the reliel e girls wished, ore oug! seemasito be a sort ¢ 5 bhad internal tron the twp things, ether and matter, are not bles, and was 80 ex- . y lent you money to get to New York fSo different that they cannot and do not lght, 150,000 miles and also to right a great wrong he had Lduty.” 89 Make the bonest, strongest most of IL. | 4o e ‘0ne of them. Just at this potnt the [0 L Per aecond, and if faotory catche flm “"'n and the I...,,k, Stllliter sat. gasing off iInto epace| there were no re- react upon each other. They might, iIn tremely nervous and room is soon a blazing Purnace. Celest lenses Which ve hir i vy Ly g Tefuses o sacape with th /Which ga " |tardation on & eir relations, bo likened to body and trated that if I 4 fle on lay rushes in and car- & trcubled sm rc: I‘.’:":‘&.“::;La' in a big roll of [iie lipe, sat and watched atilliter's face. clgth. . AT T 2 1 must have some ome in mind," he er resoulng Cel a om the fire, sted presently Barc Y b M e Stilliter gave a kind of gullty start. direct, aerial wire—(and there ¥ certainly | "P!1t. As the spirit, or soul, ls supposed very little)--the signal showld! cross t'se | '@ b® independent of the material limita- continent In about one-sixtednth of ' |UPNY Of “the body, although it acts and e | manitests ftsel¢ through the bady, so the | ether be " Ve On submarine cabl atd. ether appears to free of tha"®rdinery up the girl. Tommy refuse | “And suppose I have?" SRANIRG ouiinn thp vafasiation 1s 4 - marky of materlality, since we cannot wants him to wed her Jdreotly. H " 3 3 much more pronpunced. Prof. Figming | .- Mothar, not do this, as he has no fund: m:'u‘;mule faded slowly from Barelay's| jenkin found, in, experimenting with an {dotect It in any way except through I am net 3 years Ba Cele b Atlantic cable, thmt one-fifth of w secand | o 2¢€™ 19 be its effocts upon material given in to my feelings I would have been in bed. As it was I had ) hordly strength st times to be on my feet anl ©... : 1di1 do was by a grest a man of 21 years. . o bodies. effort. I could not sleep at night and " 1ittie misunderstanding Celost h o8 1 de wuppose that you have he ®aid | clapsed after comkact hud been made gt oy of course felt very bad h‘:u;. o ‘does not call on me ng disinherited. Tommy sought | sternly; “but don't tell me that our plans | gne end before amy effect was percetved | TH® fact it that sclence has never been e morning, work in the coal mines. He tries to heud |are to be wrecked becawse you have off a threatened strike by taking the ! tuumed wmorous In your miyidie age.” t miners' leaders to see Barclay, who re- . fuses to listen to them. The strike is on,‘ L thought.” said Stilliter, “that I had ::l'fl ‘:n‘-:l-:\y dlleu\':‘r a nlnnlnf \h!“mrlnv |'mysell In absolute control.” n & machine gun loose o . = : men when they attack the stockade. Tty ( * Thia &8 (rightfuir” aaid Bayeiay stmply, me. I try to|2ets the mine owners busy to get rid! of, “Oh, don't worry,"” said Siilliter ‘the e ks his Izn. and | Tommy. great work shall be accomilished first. ime love mother and canpot ren rend { But it seeins only right to td'l you what NINTH EPISODE, | my intentiong are—after the Work s | finished. Has anyone so greet a claim The Triumvirate and Prof. Stilliter ‘were |on her as 17 together when Kehr's cyphergram was| “You repel her. You have said it hended to Barclay, and aithough I I have willd her to like me It to| TRIs phencmenon is one of the gmeatest b, wmage the subject of experimentation imagined that it |the one thing T eannct succesafully win | Practical ditficulties encauntered in oceany 1 go ot know but that it might be pos. they coldn't help laughing at its woising, |her to da. * * I'm just saying what my | 'elesTaphy, but it bhas been fairly well sible to experiment with apiritual phe Buckers won't bite. Your muttering, | Witimate iitentions are.” B L e, Domena, aleo, in such & manner as t m people. But. on the other | carburctor Tommy has tickled Aphrodite,| “Don't you think,” said Barclay, “that| Many years ago Wheatstone measured, | egtablieh a basts for scientific bellef & #irl has some rights in the money | Pleasc pound his whiskers quick. when her work is done, the poor child|®8 he supposed, the velocity of eleo-|the eyistence of the sonl. earns—and It she is contemplating | ‘Something about thut biessed som of{ought to be turned free to liveto love | tricity, Which be estimated to be 3800 Prof. Oiver Lodge thinks that he ha: and had a steady headache. “‘After taking the second bottle I no- ticed that the headache was not so bad, I rested better, and my nerves wers stronger. I continued its use until it made a8 new woman of me, and now 1 can hardly realize that I am able to do so much as I do. Whenever I know any woman in peed of a medicine I highly praise Lydia E. etable Compound.” — Mrs, Frank CLARK, 8146 N. Tulip St., Richmond, Ps. Women Have Been Telling Women for forty years how Lydia E. Pinkham’, Vegetable Compound has restored their health when suffering with female jlls. This accounts for the enormous demand at the other, and then the recelved cup- | *0'® directly to Gemenstrate the existence rent gradually iny o4 in strength dup. |©f the ether, any more than theology has ing about three seconds, after which it ‘:u‘n'li able directly to demonstrate the ex- dled away. This refardation is due to m»qf"”"l of the soul. Both of them are fact ‘that Defore s signal csem he sent to u.‘-::.: cal conceptiana, :n:l bellef n:hlme the other send of a long cable enough | . - o an actu something electricity must flow Into the eable 'n‘:_::‘;;.:“.‘“"““" to ""“'"“’ "‘“‘d oon- produce a considerable “potential” [ {IPTONS Tee t‘lonum ":m":n“- m_rv;n (ower of doing electrl: work), and this | 05 O n:. .u.:: e “"".": tu: "““"‘"I "’m"‘““_'l"" ":"'.' SOMEIMES | over the theary of the soul in that th TSNS §0, SeRml setends. phenomena upon which it is based can| 83E £ 4 82§, % = tH ¥ £ 11 1 i i is o2 i i : § i i ] £ i £ she ought to be purchasing & | mine,” said Barclay. He opened 4 drawer .and to he happy.” miles per second, or more than 10,00 | already done this, and it is worth point-| for it from coast to coast. If W things toward @ modest trousseau.|in bis writing table and took out m code! "I do not,” exclaimed Stilliter, “for|Talles Sreater than the velocity of lht. 'nu out that Prof. Lodge seems to have| troubled with any silment M’r‘,‘: Talk the whale thing over calmly with | bock, and then with the aid of the others sthe oad of thé human race, | donat” |This estimste ia sl often quoted, but |been led 10 his imvestigation of spivitual don’ women ,why Your motber and see if you cgnnot work deciphered the message. The plain Eng: | He rose and started siowly for 1be door |/t Was founded on & mistake. It has been | phenomena thi his H nnk.." 4 g o specvlations, and s Vi U av arrsngement that wilbe falr 0] jish of it was thia | “Wait a mihuie sald Eardiay, and|shown hat what Wheatstone really fexperiments concerning (he sther snd] will Dy oo Strikers won't fight. Your adopted senwiie Interposed himself! betwecn Stilliter; measured Was not the velocly of elec- | electricity