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Wednesday, Sept. 17, 1913.
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"A Letter to Mary
From a Father to Ills Daughter Who
Wants to Marry; It Is Food For
Eery Girl.
By Beatrice Fairfax
have your own sweet, unreasoning
and unreasonable way too many
years to protest now. We have
brought you up to tne habit of your
own way. We want you to have it
now, if it is for your happiness, but
we want you to be sure that It is.
"Love is all there is in life, my
dear. I have been happy too many
years in the love of your mother to
decry it But, when I courted her.
was with her father's permission.
lowing letter from him under her plate , after proving to that worthy gentle
this morning: j man's satisfaction that I was of good
l moral naDits, stood wen in my nome
town, had no past to conceal ana was
A
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PRISONER, HELD FOR MURDER
14 YEARS AGO HAS ALIBI
Vallejo, Calif., Sept. 17. Although
Joseph Kopf, arrested here yesterday, is
charged with the murder of Julian
fiuchuard, a wealthy bachelor of Julian,
Neb., named after him, 14 years ago,
the papers calling for his extradition are
on their way back to Nebraska in the
keeping of sheriff Jones of Nemaha
county, who came here last week to
make the arrest, failed to find Kopf and
turned back.
Kopf said today that he knew
Buchuard as -well a3 he did Fulker
Shellenberger, who in a statement to
the prison authorities of Auburn, Kan.,
implicated Kopf. Kopf has lived here
nine years and is a respected citizen.
He is positive that he can prove his
innocence by an alibi.
You ask mv consent to your mar
riage with John. Since you were old
enough to climb on my lap and whis
per a desire in my ear I have given
you everything you longed for. I see
my mistake, lor now, when you ask
for something I should refuse, I know
that the power of refusal is beyond
me.
"I know that you ask me as a mat
ter of form; that should I say no you
will do as you have done for years,
laugh at my refusal, and then pro
ceea as it pleases you.
"This is my fault. I am not blam
ing you, my child. I have never
taught you to investigate, to reason,
or to consider the consequences.
When I knew your own way would
not be best for you. I have weakly
let you have It, and then haye thrust
myself between you and the punish
ment that came afterward.
"In this case I cannot do that. Have
you thought of that?
"So I say in the beginning that I
will give my consent to your marriage
with John if you insist, but I wonder
at jour ignorance (or bravery) in
dreaming of going away from your
home with a man you have known
less than six months, and then chiefly
through correspondence.
Some Doubts. V
"Ton know that he Is good looking,
is of pleasing manners, generous to a
fault with his money, and that you
love him. You will marry him and
you do not know what his standing
in that town is. ,
"You do not know if he is consid-
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man a respectable girl cares to go
with; you do not know If he is good
to his mother; if his business pros
pects entitle him to assume the sup
port of a wife.
"You do not know what his habits
are. He may drink, gamble, loaf, and
be addicted to the company of those
who blaze the primrose path, but of
this you know nothing. You are not
making as much effort to learn some
thing of the character of the man
who wants to be your partner for life
as your mother makes in finding out
about the maid whose stay will not
be loncor than six months.
"You know nothing whatever about
him, yet you are anxious to go away
from, your comfortable home to risk
a leap in the dark, landing only the
good Lord knows where!
"Your mother and I have never let
you take a trip as far as ten miles
from home without assurance of who
would meet you at the end, and how
you would fare. This is a trip for
life, and we are powerless to protect
you.
"Be Sure."
"You must throw up your own safe
guards, my dear! We have let you
willing and able to support her in
every luxury she had enjoyed in her
home. We had known each other five
years, and were engaged two years.
"I did not engage her In correspon
dence for a few weeks and then ask
her to marry me without, first pre
senting my credentials to her father.
I did not use less consideration in
taking his daughter from his home
forever than I would have taken in
borrowing his horse for an hour.
Changed Times.
"The times have changed. Your
mother and I realize that this rapid
fire courting, with easy divorce to fol
low, is quite the fashion, but It is not
the fashion we want our girl to fol
low. "We want you to love, to be loved,
and to marry. But we want, more
than this, for you to marry so happily
you will stay married. We don't want
you to come back in a few months
with every hope, every faith in life
and love and mankind trailing in the
dust.
"I give my consent, of course, real
izing that If I refused It you would
marry without it, but I am going to
put it straight up to you to be sure in
your own heart that you want It.
"It Is un to you! Shall I order the
wedding cake as I ordered the doll
you cried for when a child, or will
you make him prove his worthiness
first?"
BULGARS TO SUUKEXDEK
TERRITORY TO TIIE TURKS
Constantinople, Turkey, Sept. 17. It
is officially announced that an agree
ment upon the principal points of the
frontier question was reached yester
day at the meeting of the Turkish and
Bulgarian peace delegates.
By the new treaty. Bulgaria "will
lose the greater part of Thrace guar
anteed her by the treaty of London.
Turkey will take Adrianople, and It is
believed, will have Kirk-Kilisseh, to
the east of the Maritza river and a
considerable tract to the west of that
river.
Bulgaria vainly hoped that the pow
ers would help her to secure better
terms.
PENALTY FOR DELIXaUEXT
CITY TAXES SOW IS FORCE
Mondav was the last day for the
rendition of city property and on Tues
day the 10 per cent penalty was put in
effect. City assessor Dave Sullivan is
now preparing the tax lists for sub
mission to the board of equalization
which will meet early in October to
adjust values.
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(By Lillian Lafferty.)
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Says Smiling Dorothy Brepaer
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Pape's Diapepsin belongs in your
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Advertisement.
"Buttermilk
Is my very
Pet panacea
for whatever
nils me
anil buttermilk
never falls me!
I never let
myself get
very fat
but tvhen I
find myself plus
about eight
or ten
underslrablc
pounds
I proceed to
go on the
buttermilk
treatment.
Tiro quarts a
Say suffice to
feed me and
supply mc with
drinkables,
and never n
drop or a crumb
of any other
refreshment
do I permit
myself.
For two weeks
I live on my
daily allowance
of two quarts
of buttermilk
per day.
I have no
stated time
for drinking it
just whenever
I am thirsty
I Indulge In
a glass
also whenever
I am hungry.
After the first
day or two
It Is not hard
to deny yourself
food, and at
the end of
two Teeks I
am, eight pounds
thinner nnd
much clearer
ns to complexion
than vhen I
started on
the cure."'
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W
HEN Dorothy Brenner smiles
and golden hair glints to an ac- J
companlment of. dimples and ,
white teeth and hubblins joy you do j
not analyze "Beauty" you just enjoy i
it. But merry-heatred Dorothy Bren- j
ner can analyze and tabulate for you ;
just how to be cheerful and keep cheer-
andflgure on digestion and disposition
alike.
M.ss Brenner and Harry Carroll are
playing "The Little Song Shop" on the j
Keith circuit under the management j
of Max Hart, and of course we all like
to know iust how our f.i-nrlt enter. '
tainers keep their figures and main
tain a high average of complexion and
of cheerfulness, come rain or come sun
shine. "Buttermilk," says Miss Bren
ner, "and cry when you fel like It."
Worth Investigating and particular
izing: a bit when ytj come to lactic
ferment and lachrymal glands in such
cheerful proximity! To particularize
said Miss Brenner:
Her Very Pet.
"Buttermilk is my very pet pana
cea for whatever ails me and butter
milk never fails me! I never let my
self get very fat but when I find my
self plus eight or ten undesirable
pounds, I proceed to go the buttermilk
treatment. Two quarts a day suffice
to fAPl ttia nnrt Kimnl mp -miti. j.tnv
ables, and never a drop nor a crumb of I am eight pounds th.nner
Miss Dorothy Brenner.
any other refreshment do I permit my
self. For two weeks I live on my
dally allowance of two quarts of but
termilk per day. I have no stated time
for drinking it just whenever I am
thirsty I indulge in a glass also when
ever I am hungry. After the first dav
or two it is not hard to deny yourself
food, and at the end of two Wff-ko I
and much.
clearer as to complexion than when I
started on the 'cure.' When I go off the
buttermilk diet, I do not plunge into
heavy eating and overtax my digestion,
but then I don't believe In very hearty
eating anyway. For breakfast, fruit,
coffee and a roll; for lunch, a glass of
buttermilk and a sandwich, and din
ner, a simple repast of the supper vari
ety. That is a good all-the-whlle cus
tom for the eating department. t
"My next use of buttermilk is ex-
ternal application. I use it on my
face and throat. First, I wash very
thoroughly with hot water and pure j
castlle soap. Next comes a careful dry- '
mg process and then I take a bit of
cotton or soft cloth nnd put butter
milk over my face and throat; as soon
as one application has dried I go over
the surface again. Ton or 15 minutes
are allowed to pass and then I give
my face a liberal -washing and splash
ing in cold water. At the end of that
.time I feel as well as I look and look
as well as I feel and both effects are
very satisfactory. Butterm'lk Is cheap,
easy to get at any neighboring milk
depot, and as it is a foe to fat and to
digestive troubles, and a friend to skin
and complexion, working from the in
side and the outside for the mutual
benefit of both I feel safe in saying:
'No family should be without it.'
Abont Crying.
"Aid now ahout r inp I don't care
how wonderful a disposition a girl ia
heir to. there are times when it fraz
zles and curdles and ravels at the ends
if any one article in the world can
do all three things! Anyway, even a
perfectly good disposition will go beak
on the owner now and then! And a girl
generally feels called upon to keep
herself above' par. to smile however she
feels tn smile an earnestly that 'her
noble expression aches'; to smile until
Cry It out and have It over with. Don't
be sorry for yourself notice what a
fine old world It is how It lets you go
off and have a little April shower ocu
lar demonstration, and then how glad
everything looks when you look at It
through -a smile. Allow -yourself two
or three good cries a year if you need
them and never exceed your allow-
she wonders if she can ever untangle ance. or forget that the sun has to
her real feelings from the expression
garment she has put on her poor, tired
face.
"Does that help her disposition and
character? It does not. It curdles all
the milk and honey sweetness in her
nature. I say express your feelings;
if you are blue and don't know why, or
discouraged and do know why, go off
by yourself where you can't annoy the
neighbors or worry your mother over
what ails you, and just cry it out! Cry
it out once for all. and then orget it.
ilSKffiilfc) As.
WE PERFECT
Unshapely Noses, Outstanding
Ears, Drooping Eyelids. Hollow
Cheeks. Baggy Skin.
WE REMOVE
Pimples and Blackheads. Wrinkles
and Scars. Smallpox Fittings.
Warts, and Moles. Freckles, Su
perfluous Hair. Birth Marks.
WE CORRECT , .
Frowns and Furrows, Enlarged
Pores. Double Chin. Sallow Skin.
Bed Nose.
MRS. BENSON HSTSSSta.
shine a little harder always after a
shower. So after you have had your
cry out all by yourself, remember that
you owe yourself and the world a lot
of smiles to make up for those weak
weeps!"
There is a lot of philosophy in that
If you will think It over, and just ex
actly follow directions but following
directions means that you weep In pri
vate and turn to the world and its peo
ple a smiling face. Can you do It?
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