Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 17, 1916, Page 9

THE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1918, Health Hints -- Fashions -- Woman's Work -~ Household Topics | Character By Nell Brinkley Ny J. P, GREENE, (Copyright, 1915, Inter'i News Service.) Mrenidenc William Jawell College 1At growr r engraved. or forged? All @ Ate prn without chararter, but it | == fl'%'&’*«;’“( z | 1 epraita, snd then growa rapidly, The | R Ix the hame, the school, the social | | i the business world-~aitferent kinds | af sl (avh” contsibiting fla element to'| awth of character compant ns and bhus ren's, tench | wanocloten are the chormeter-enlifs | i or; and Inreely determine the quality | i of the prodiet. Tut, after all, each one woows Nig own character word “charneter” s Groek, and 1o tengraved '—an anclent and béau | ' onception, We=it may e with elove when we begln ta aet on our judgnents, when we choose und do A 1hug form habMs, A hablt 15 8 groove or a lime ent In the soul, fixed, nlong WiChe futive adtion ‘s almost sure to run Tuny habits make an eng@aving, n por unent piture of the soul, eheracter Itomuy he truly sald, also, thal char o forged The human soul v a of mesal, without form and with hean Jroprobubly I bue been ' A cngraved. without knowledge, and ia in 0) § 2 i of ( (ntle, Ugly, 1t mist Be worked nvar [ ’ » /‘ l_.!‘ ( 1 1 L e Al ' 3, - . " , n order to mske It right | o int Vi) A ’ 4 - ) Uy : the hot fire snd under the big hammer X (A ; ) s properly forged 11 will come out with n permanent form of grace and heauly I'alné nes and deformition~bad habits of thought and action-must be hammered out, They cannot be brushed off. Vhat ia “character? It s 1, what 1 N, not what 1 seem to be, not what / athers think of me (this 1s “‘reputation’) 7 e It nor what | desire to be, nor hopo to be Z \ W ¢ o , I, ///({/, hut Just what 1| amewhat I have grown 4 ¢ Jr ) / y Y q ’ / i, what has been engraved on my /) / ) ‘ il oul, the form of my moul-metal as It m./ mhas f came from the forge : § /// o Charncier fs a stable thing, Desiring | % , & 1 )/ o™ ) and doing form character, But when it ’ / e in once formed, It determines thought and action. 1f you know the character of & man pretty well you can tell what i T 4 ~ )2 \\ o lie will do in certain cireumstances, A > . /f AN : \ man that loves monsy inordinstely 1 Ao ) 3 7 ‘ a8 il ,,/f:"?l?‘__ N ory apt to steal It strongly tempted / wr. - - = A mood in not character. A translent o Irtue or vice 15 o mere shadow-a chalk nark on the soul, not an engraved line Good men have viclous moods, and bad men hiave virtuous moods, You have cad of the “polite burglar,’ or the “ind-hearted robber.” And you have perhaps aeen the generous man give the needy the “cold shoulder” “Judge not the Lord by feeble sense,” and do not judge your fellowmen by thelr passing moods, A man may be much better or mich worske than he Just now seems (o be. But what he s will come out in the open. Character will trjumph! In the great fire In Pera, & Christian iburb of Constantinoplo, June, 1%, ‘ Turks vied with the Christlans in trying 10 mave Christian women and children ne rich Turk offered a great sum to nnyone who eould save a Christian boy, fvom 4 Warning bullding! This was & mood. Nat blirfed and #lmost criighed beneath a thovsand wtrats of religlous and rece animosities, sprang to the surface for a moment and #poke e s “ s‘fl et _ ', e ‘wufltlfl RN he natural language of the soul, But ay - pity for Christians, or anybody else, was v w SNSRI, —L not and Is wot s characteristio of the / . e LErY Tirks, ‘ liere 15 an old proverh, nearly as old { ¢ g ' n4 the race: “'Aw he thinketh within Early in the season a red-wind teetered on a baring hough Jewels sang “O-ka-lee! Look at me!" Chin-chin callars and fur searf called once a ‘faseinafor’’-—and it wrapped hep about as cosily :‘»‘:“:1,‘,:‘:«:'1; ';l::t)d:;t;;nhl:mm above me and chortled “O-ka-lee!” 8o I looked. It was the chin knobs on a little round tuh of a chapeau and brief pettiskirts! an ever the blue fox did the other, Over her head the little tub lie hus been thinking in his heart, for & chin collar in all its smothering smartness, A protty dark-eyed (the On another wintered bough a little brown snow-bird called cap with its required fur-knot-—but this was a worn little pom-pon long time, eyes were all the world could see) girl came shouldering daintily aloud, “Chee-chee-chee!” ending with a startled " Ba— —-Gee-e-0-0!"" which looked as if it had been ghewed i times of embarrassment. It he has long been willing to 4o al- along with, what seemed to the electrified red-wing and me, a bear Beside the smart young person who swung along by the ‘merest Over her nose hung a curl—aeccidentally a replica! And her skirts o f‘",:r (::',{"',Tf m‘:’,n,."{";":y",mmd hr; skin rug wrapped round her throat! = Out of the top of it peeped, chance there skipped a small serap of humanity with tight little were short——ultra! i enture Into the region of dishonesty. Itke a bud, her little round head. ““This Iy the Mode—pondered | braids and cheeks ke wine-saps! And Fashion sat upon her with Fashlion walked abroad that day. And the red-wing and the A friend once stopped me on the the red-wing and 1. And the red-wing's mate puffed up her feath- | the detalls all correct, Chin-chin collar smothering her to the lips littlc brown mongrel bird and I ali laughed “ho-ho'’ together, sireet and sald; “I want to tell you posed to be bankrupt, and went into the | ) ) ) L e e, e meoers | Nature Sumday School Great Work — Broad Outlook on Life Will | The Manicure Lady ( appointed ma to look after their affairs. Pla'thsolied ¥ made tho rsaivr du. | %7 BLLA WHEWUNS, WILOOX. (1o sleasing und ber tsas worth whi.| Console the Whining Women, WM. Tulks on Swoklnty ond S Dl ers about her ears and eyes, and with a twinkle in those same black ] and ears, Over it she peered haughtily. It was faded wool—a ELL BRINKLEY. g e e e ey e S n et e e e s —— ; coption of what, perhaps, g posit all the money in my name e ':I::;‘,':':m:::u o antieausl | Ny WILLIAM ¥, KIRK. | dmitted the Head Barber. “Maybe he protested avery time, but always (Copyright, 1916, Atar Company.) tendency. There 1s no earthly reason| Not long ago 1 overheard two womer | &rief to me that we have to be separated | “The old gent has quit smoking,” said | £ot somehody to write it for him." folded A youns ‘woman from Breokiyn, who| Co "l on eannot develop the infinite | discussing a third, a woman who had |['ntil I read in Hu; papers lh'""” MOME | 1 Manloure Lady. “1 never knew |hrm1 \l»-m’:n."- ;‘:‘;“ “'k"'[‘ h"'lf":'*""' M":M'r‘":: ‘ A “,MJ’" ;.gv;“.. friend suggested that | pag o Sunday school class of little hoya, | iy har and study everything which |dwelt upon her own sorrow until whe :'v’u.nu-l,'..n..”,l.‘ [mrr .‘Ia n,v\::“ o:‘l .;:n m’,‘ wan & croas streak in my father (il |..-i ’-I;"M s vx;lfl" oo s could lend this vast sum and pocket < e 7 | EIA. sione. wati©as @ia pemiiantiars, oF | ol Mpe ow ha in & regular [ IO g the Interest. 1t will be aighteen months | WFItes enthusiastically on the subject ‘: Ieads to great and good motherhood, and. | haoame a hypochondriae | perhaps the ignominy of a criminal's | e "’L’" 'I:" ":"‘l :' ".‘N;m“‘ Goorge,| T Wish T could write pootry,” said the " usse sugh of polit- | old o onest to goodne ) 1l the final settlement the Neture Bunday schosl, (des, dscuseed | at the same time, know enough of polite| .y \ oo bie with Mary.” sald one of | grave | ol cen ” - ¢ even| end Barber. I get kind of tired of My hert stood stfll as T satd: “wi | in this column some weeks ago. feal conditions to cast an intelligent vote . : SR e BT . : | he ain't smiled for n week, not e n Beving. D Bt ity Tee had oarvied o \ She snys: “We have a way of Iauding| Wherever woman has the franchise|(h® Women, “s that she puta valthat Mary dosen't reas the e b #A¥ | when Wilfred sald he was going to work Don't you care, Ceorse, saif the ou a0 o o e ‘ oe ary * mpers M " d nd honest husiness for forty years | Uman motherhood, but why not meditate | chern is n marked decraase i drunken- | much time brooding over her own w *enoush. i Minve tyiag te S ADADATE | i ought to start-in again,” sad thep . CEHL NOU care. | e 0 e L Yhut A opportunity, for making charac. | %0metimes on those littie mothers of earth| ness, The writer was told a faw years|and not enough in reading the daily ton by brooding over ner e ooy | Head Barber. *T quit ooe for two wesks| _CTELES AV, . TAR o oy oo P Ho answered in his every-day and alr? Do women realize’ that the),gn by a realdent of New Zealand, a man | newspapers rows | and my wife made me*start again, I guess us toflars might as-well “ 1 i entle and firm Agony of the human mother upon be-|that alcoholism decreased 80 per cent in| mu ' oo Lo approcia- | gy o & 2 | waa & terrible grough | on being dignified i g h a thing for the | N0MIng her death-robbed cradle 18 rela-| that land afier women went into politics 7 - : : iy he'll """'”"” ft. The only way 1o .4 ooy cainae s fining (0 start sgalr W ot dn suc . vely. "You're right she exclnimed, | gop NeTAD ve on our own t | . fole two millions. 1 am now going to | ¥el¥ no more polgnant than'that of the( gurely this thought is worth dwelling | » & S L Lo h;""":"“' sald the Maniours Tady, “T seen him Too Much Refraen, Wl & meeting. of the stockholders -to | NON-Tobin who, returning with food for|,qn, I S0 WANS TS (N PADNN NN w0 miuch Diamer thay ok Kriof that |, king at & tobscco.ad this morning Marringe!" sald (he sentimental men co what they want done with thetr | NeF bables, finds them stoned to death | | what’s happening to the balance of the | SH% 08 SUNER MANAP SHAR ours IhaL thay § o' s’ e of & oan oF. 600Ny VAN with & slgn. “Heaven's greatest hoon to oy | and the little nest she Was woeks in. pro-. | === T T world she would find out that she tan't | MAke ovr i g "l‘"" g ”‘” he | ipen around it, and he had look on /M T mafed wife. My friends. It ja this Syl by > v | ido m mountain. That does us good, and makes Hto possible, Hlling i€ wit \ A majestic ouk {a beautiful on a ealm | PoTing for them ruthlessly deatroyed by | Do You Know That the only woman who has had an unfaith- o 0 s \ In to | NI face like a youns gent looking At N8 ipninens and taking away all Joreini ' | the thoushtiess hand of some offs | . sotheart. Poor old dad! and misery. Marringe is one grand. ' o e e But as it writhes and { of ‘God's highest expreasion? ful husband or a child to dle. Thers | see (hat these other peopla with heavier | *Weethear il o Il il .:n'l‘"-.u".".““ ans In the tempest, it s awe-inspi . . Fish cannot see water A Gt - e Ry S yonrs, and 1/ ®NE" he Hnisied N M he Unseen + hold. Char |v"l:r | Hefore we women push ourselves into i w ik are others 1. wer LR we Rave' minhow ) g ‘:m: .\ c‘ “.w:” o to deny ....‘.a Ixn“.‘ 0l ‘\: ;ny'm:»'vr‘:“rld X o \ thought. As & man thinks | Politles with the expectation of ‘uplifting| : R = e (| "Yes, take Mary's own case, for in-|"MANAKe (0 plok themsalves up and stag hink It 1o Koo . “‘ "” - wa they BeE Who. pew rose to N feet " | them,' 1t seems to ma we would do well| ToPaccn smoke ls a preven |stance,” put in the first woman, “Of |¥* O It makes you ashamed to whine | themaalves , "l' praiigany i Vol marciage may pot be exactly to learn & fow lessans from our Origina) | MAIATIA g : ¢ v own pin-pel ANt golng to ba hers lang to en one grand aweet song,’ he sald slowly Mother and develop more of the Infinite - JOUR tretted. Mary like o T aften think," sald the sscand woman, | pipes, ote. and 1 don't s o LI g (LU B P 1 * | Aerated bread In made without the aid [and her heart is hurt, and her 10| “that 1U's & great pity that the domestic | quitting. 1t T wan & gont T would smoke | (el ieivaln from tobacee, ratrain tram ‘(l Al I ) )1 within us 4 : - o ra am Kames, refrain ) ’ oud fadiieh feva . oot yeast orushed Inte the dust, but she's got woman's 1fe s 8o bounded by hor fan all the thine frooy eyeling woek-onds—in fact. pefrain 4 viece 1o L.ovelorn In our fools! verish eagarnass to| rushe 0 fiy oiole that She PRror the big . L from pratty well everything. " Pitiwburgh A . ¢ & mimle our brothers we ssem 1o have lost onsolation. Bhe's sot plent " A - " A I wish you was & o . e By Beatrice Fairfaz | sint of te tact that we have & mission| cionora ey LI ) Mo wbit Gupspidie itiook on Iits, Po reason (HF108 | piarhar, *becauss If you wes ' s e y £ oour own which, If we fulfill 11, will|keen hess player - ¢ RPN 8 “ : “""“ B L ull the time ¥ An't b talking ey i furniture, housahold goods and he Must Help Wereelt place us on & higher plane than any we | Py be BUAll matiars that they really are. | 0 time. wh 8 A Lot warse b ng ash With ‘s Bes Waht Ad A e b o Jory dear friend | can over manufacture for oureslves!| The hump of & samel 1e anid o taste | friEnds Lhat ha . AUS the reasen that women are the | smoking her mnt ®uihe | vaturenood-Motharhood! Crowd out Na« | like Mool Ia considered & Evea he would smplon worrters of the universs. The e Lke A LR e i ' 1 o wite » minther . [ . s — e ee——————— . bourding there | ture and you Kill the maternal; kil the | delioacy by the Arshs der cases than hers, » wOmAn W . L ' nd h " we . f Lady. frigid . j ‘ i Lan | maternal and where will aur world be | 40h A aba waeidd vacd (' the Ba . prostration. wnd - it talk § s of § 4 \ f AlL posaible sucosss 1o the Nature | panimos are very Keen domine pisy Ss Gdmen whas . ; . . = hiovesiay ’ .l - ! 1] Bunda ‘ It will develop chiliren)ory They bet h sametimes svon | s - . . . and - . . 4 2 phystoally, mentally and spiritually; olime [putting op thele wives and lasing (hem, | 86Ye the ot » . HOTEI % ‘ y. Me has told ) | inate al s Lortire, awaken women 1o & | world and with a friend . . . . { whon & Nind farher | MOF Sente of ihalr peouliar respanaiNl: | gy, yragient glacier in Now Bealand |10 Melp ¢ o e \ ] ; ASTOR " with | 17 404 please the Creater Alled the Tasman., has an averags widih My to o ' . hadied wa . 2 L] | Very oareful sitention should be giv 0 610 foel, though at ita widest point| -y Pl 2 . v la | WILOALS |1y (ha selostion of toaahers. Thers ary somewhat' mare than (we miles | A - 1 _ ! 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