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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-07

Elm erebbptIen, bdn pitt Iitd musta'
fnftoiIuuteno Wtorfufien puolelto.
glrlpeuen idtd Observation-Disclosures nu'
oefIi rattauoen iImoufiefIi prefeftin
.uoIelta, bdu padtii fucbuttaa tuota
intobimoa Ioabafieen bdnet porem'
min waItoibinio, funnes ndfiii By
pafIi beuiaa Iemmen wa%fuutuffiua
poraniaa bdnen loufottla iurhamie
IiIppttaan. Wutta bdn Ell molttouui
nptfdan ola piIoomatto ~oIioonio ia
buubobti fotterosti:
(Sotf.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-07
: 2ilatfaa poIttopuunne MT.

- 2ilatfaa poIttopuunne MT.
Suoreet mpunpuut mofiao reffa'
fuorma 5 1926.
auimat mpuppuut mofToo reffo'
fuorma 5 $50.
aomat punt mofioa reffafnormo
$3.50.
Seott & Some 9umber So.
TeIfooni SO.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-07
Ri$tinlnerkki.
aertomus Weerom aioilta.
&iri. WiIIon Barrett.
@n9lanninf. iuoment. lluno Seltpe.
(Sottoa ebeui5een).

81 ouut nibaa GGneSSG. Slifiban
DARIUS Iitd ia aitanut oboitaa; al.
moan bdmiaeen Iaottoi bdnet tuo ar'
tpotas tppneps. SHn oil lenoton ILL.,
Id faitfi bdnen aiatufienia ia toi'
i~peenia ndpitipdt, fun ban fatieli
bdntd, pain bdpeauiiiItd alentaen
bdntd itIedan ia idttden Wercian
toSfematta.
= Wansinportiia2 fpipi ban wii'
mein. 81, eipd oiman ie.
Wtitd fitte? Minafin nina olen IL
nun manfiIi, ianoi Mercia.
Gotta fpud, mutta ct minun tabs
boStani, plep6 neiti.
- Mtifiet iitte laste minna niioen
luo, iotfa minua tuoua tarpitIetpat?
fpfpi Mercia.
- Gn bennoiIi Iitd tebbd; olet Min
founis, min nuori, min iuloinen ia
- paremmin mind iaattaiiin fdr
fid mcmillan paifpoia fuin monet
fieud oIerpai panbutIet. Sppippdiie'
nd nina fanuan mitd iaaftoia pddl
ieni aIeiettaneetin Sdnen tabtenid.
- Sdnen tdbtenid? 2eneStd find
pubuir?
- Sdnesid, iota tuli maaiImaan
pelastamoan maaiImaa ia tuoli iitd
iparien ettd ibmiIet eldiipdt. paSta'
Il Wercia.
2aitti tdmd oil paliasto ianabeli'
Md MartufIen formisia, iota tieii
main mdhdn fr~istinusfon perusteis'
ia. ia ban Ianoi:
= Teiti, en- pmmdrrd iinua. &erro
minuIIe iGstd - taifauSfosta. Sdn
tpaiteni tuofion, e%nnenfuin laufui
iuon Ianon, muttd Ell IDptdnpt pa'
rempaafaan %ianaa.
Eabootfo tobeaafin fuuIla? fp.
fpi Mercia mienosti.
= Sabbon fpad, mastafi ban Oh
len iIoinen Iaabesiaan ola ddnetta,
fatfeua bantd ia fuuaa bdnen luz
Ioisto, iointupaa ddntddn.
- Sitte nina ferron finuue ia
aoimman, iuurimman torinan mita
fosfaan questionable on ferrottu
- tarinan Min IuruuiIen, Min ibas
nan, min iuuremmoiien, ettei mielt
fupituS fen tpertaista moi fosfaan
Iuoba eifd feflimisfpfp iiitd pli men
nd. 2uunteIe iitd, prefefti, tdDnnd
maailmaa ia fen usfottomuutta, pl'
ped mabtanuuoestoi ia armostafi,
plped Ipntpperastafi ia rifeaubestafi!
2uunteIe Iitd ia rufoile, ettd noifit
it'd oifein pmmdrtdd, mitd nina en-
mot paifuttaa.
Sa fitte ban fertoi torinan nSurn'
len miebestd" fmpaten omituiien
milffaasti %pfiindisten poimenten Dis
I'd farian foitIemista, iuuren moltoi'
fen malon iImestpmistd, noiben al'
baiSten miesten peIfoa ia bdmmds'
tpstd, ioile taipaat oufenipat, Fun
6errou enfeli astui alas %5anoen
BELLE: .ailfdat peIidtfD: fiad fatIo,
mind iImoiton teiDe iuuren lion, io'
Ia tilena on faifeIIe faniaue: Eetae
on tdnd paimdnd ipntpnpt Wopob'
toia. iofo on aristus, 9erra Datpi'
bin foupunsisia." r:Sa fobta oil ems
feIien fansIa iuuri taipaauiien iota'
mden iouffo, iotfa fiiitipat Sumos
Iao, ia Ianoipot: aunnia olfoon Su'
natalie f~orfeubesia ia, ia maaslo rou'
bo, ia ibmiEue bppd tabto!"
Run Wercia fertoi iumalaista to-
rinoa, min bdn ndptti innostnneelto;
baneu fospoistaan beIotti pofon'
mullen Ioiste; bdnen IilmiSiddn po'
loi usfon tnli.
!Surmooniuneeno, ddnettomdna
mieiisfelppn moipuneena WtartuS
isiui, tun Ddn fertoi 6erran tulosta,
oubosia taboestd, iofa Ioisti mota'
Ian tauin pIi 9etlebemisid, misid
!San oil Ipntpnpt, paimenten menos'
Ia finne, Siamaan tieidiista, iotfa
tabben iobtamina IopIimat bdnet Jet
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-07


man Ell bGn f~uitenfoan Iaattanut e.
ldd. Sdn oil tabauaan piitupttdnnt
tulooan, iotta buomio fddntpiii ut
iistadn bdneen. bdnen tuuesiaon.
Sun paunut mierindt palatIin por
tin eteen, Min tDbidntoimittaiat fe,
r6Dtpimdt niiben pmpdrile, tlniipat
bdnet ia buuiitpat ddreffddsti ter.
'uetulo toimomutfiaan = fobteliai
ftus, ionfa Mnfaria pulftii tapan
Ia mufaan fouran tdpbeud raboia,
iotfa ban firoti buolimattomasti
ioufon iefaan, iota faiabutteli bd.
nellie eldfD6n.buutoia. Sun ban as.
tut pplmdseteiIeen ia lamppuien tpa'
10 lattui bdneen, min bin ndptti tas
lpauista Idteilemdmmdlid ia iomem'
malta. Sdn oil moittanut Y{arfuf'
fen puoleueen, mutta ban oil ittnd
! pibettdtpdtin, ia min ban oil tdnd
/ iltana Ioistanan faunis ia upea.
Wtutta olipa bdn iaanut iddstdd it,
ieltddn monet naimannd6t, fiud
Warfus tusfin buomafi bantd, bds
men iuuretfi fiuIafieen ia bdmmds
tptiefieen. Infaria tapoIi bdnet muu'
tomien mofaipampiluontoisten miles,
ipieraiben ioutoSta lpeltosti fesfus.
teIlen maltion aIioista plenfaan fiins
nittdmdtid buomiotaan pmpdriqddn
bddlppien fauniiben olentoien lop'
pumattomiin imarteluibin. Naiieui'
ieua ia anteefiiantapaIa beitfou'
bella 2lnfaria fdIitti tdmdn barmin
oioitufiefIi, ionfa mufa bdnen mpD'
bdiuen t~ulonIa oil oifaan %laanut.
Wtutta iiind ban iurteaSti pettpi;
Wartus oliIi ouut enemmdn mielis
iddn, Jos ban oliii ppipnpt tipotieS'
iddn.
&oeteltioan iurbaan monillo ptttu
boufutusfeinoi1a futIua bdutd luot'
feen, ioita temppuia Wtarfus ei OLE
Tut nGfeminGdntddn, Nnforiaan ei
auitanut FUN fdpbd bdnen luofieen
Sitd bdn Ell tebnpt ldbesfddn pstd'
pdliIeuGr mieleQd.
MistG iaatfa on iidntd onnt
nieraitaan ternetuueiffi toipottas
ma.tas fpIpi ban bdifdiIematta fes'
feytiden mtesten feSfnsteIun.
Sofu pari tuntia iitte, ioaoin
faiffi, iotfa funnioitipat bdnen fut'
Iuaan ia toimomustaan, olinat Iaa'
puneet, nastafi Worfus Julien fpl'
mdsti bdnen iulfeaan fpipmpfieen'
ia.
Sn muutamia Malta, iotfa eipdt
miaoinfaan tiebd, miuoin on mii'
Iainta idttdd iofu mics raubaan. Mn'
faria oil niitd naiita. Sos bdn olifi
ouut ndbemmdn faunis ia fen II
joan id%rfemdmpi, oltIi Marfufien
ilmiSId ilmenend fplmd loiste 10
bdntd maroittanut, ia toiien ferran
olifi bdn fitte muiIa oieiaa - mai'
ferruffua ia itfuua %efimerfifft -
Iaattanut bdnet ppptdmddn anteeffi
NIT oIoittamaniu epdbieuouben W(ut'
ia tdmd ilta oil mddrdttp tuIemaan
@nfariaue mdbemmdn riemuffaafii;
ia onnettomuubefieen bdn bapaitIi
Morfufien ddneSId Min palion fat'
teruutta, ettd padtti foettaa miuailer
maitutufien mieId fotferampi mas
taus tefiIi bdneen, ia mastaii pa'
mabbmtti:
@ipdt faiffi ole mabtafpan
Marfuffen oriio! On toll muutamil'
la iemmoinen onni ia mapaus, eta
toilet iotfa opat pbtd iuuria fuin
Morfus, beta ifdpSipdt ia iuma'
Ioitpat.
GpdiIemdttd, mostaii Wsarfns
nopeaSti; eipd tunne Hoomaa Ia
roomalaifia oIoia ie, iofa epailii
Unitarian olefpon ionfm tai ioitten'
fuittenfaan fansia Iiitosia. - Sdmd
oil iarpeefi raafaa phbetta, eta
Iita Iieipentanpt ie tapa, miad Ie lau
iuttiin.
Npt oil MntarialIa iopipa tiloi'
iuus fdiisiddn. pieni maara armot'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-07

formaufIena tarinaue ia fertoian
boriumattomaue ustoue - usfoue,
iofa ilmeni iotaiIesta Ianasta, min.
fd bdn Iauiui.
2un bGn lopetti, olipat molemmat
ndbdn aifaa adnettd, Mercia ala
teuen bursfaaQa fiitouiIuubeua Sd
men marttpprituolemaania, Martns
omituista tarua, ionta oil fuulut.
MieIesiddn ban aietti mastaffuin
t%oiIelta puolen tdmdn muoen nSfon
Ielpdn pfIinfertaiiuuben ia t%oiielta
puoIen iumaIaistarusion melfein III.
femattpmat iumalat, ioita nanbat
roomaIuiiet paIwelipai;beiban maa'
iImaaiiet beiffoutenIa, pabeenia ia
buautufI enia. fuinfa pbbelid iuma'
laIta rufoiltiin pbtd bpwdd, t%oiieIta
toisto; Supiteriae, Sunoae, Sereeue,
NeptunufieIe, @enufIele, Walca'
nufieue, MarIiae IL muiae annetta'
pat ubrit. 8uinfa mitdtt6miltd, tuin
fa armottomilta ne ndpttipdt per'
rattuina huobon iumoIauiieen olens
toon, iota tdmd tDttD oil min fau'
nopubeliaasti fumaiuut. Gaiffi oil
uat tietpSti toruia - bdnen immas
lama ia tdmd fristittpien uuIi iuma-
la - faiffi iumalaistaruia; mutta
fuinfa plepd oil tuo nararealaisten
iumaIa, fuinfa olbaiIia bdnen omat
iumaIanio!
Sum bdn fobotti iiImanid bdnen
fasmoibinia, Min ban bawettIi, ettd
bdnen fotIeenia oil luotuna bdneen
omituiiella, %tuSfauiieua Iurumie liipp'
bella, mia meni iuoraan bdnen ~
bdmeenId. Wisid olipat umo iuffe'
lat, Iomat tobtelioiI lube iouStopa,
tpaImiS piIa, ioiua bdn oil tottunut
imartelemaan ia naurotta'
maan? &obteliaiiuubet fuipuipat
bdnen aipoibinio; piIapubeet idip6t
tielele. Sdn punebtui bdpedstd oia'
teues Iaan tunnetta, ioIa ban faiieli
rpiatonta tpitod. !Sdnen pohot
aiatutienia ia balunIa IpDiiiu tofat'
lin mpitettuina ia n0prDDtettpind.
olenan aitpan mabootonta
tebbd ipntid bdnen Idbeiippoesiddn.
Rnn Mercia fatfo; bdneeu, Min 3D.
men ialompi iiienid faspoi pelftid
Iibanbimoia moimaffaammutfi. ia
raffaus, funnioihlfIeSta
Ipntpnpt, tuIi moimaffaammafIf ia
ipmemmdfTi.
yliin fofonaan fiintpnpt oil bdn
oIu, ettd bdtfdbti bdmmdstpfiestd
Wihirius tuli bmomauttamaan
bdneae, eitd mieraat olinat tulosfa
ia ettd bdnen pitt ola beitd mas
laanottamasia. Sdttden Mercian us.
touiien pdduiftDnid fiImdad pibettd'
lpafIi Warfus poiStui mieIi tdpnnd
ristiriitaiIia a%iatufIia Wercian pub'
taubesta ia niiben Iuruttomasta irs
tailusta, ioita bdn oil menosfa tot
10 ottamaan ternetuueitfi ia bupitta'
maon.
YfIin iddtpddn Wereia mietisfeli
Ien mieben luonnetta, iota bdn oil
oppinut rafastamaan. Siind bGn
banauIi iuuria aniioita ia tpield
Iuurempia mabboa iiuufTia. 9dn oil
nopeasti dlpdpd ia erittdin bertha.
tuntoinen, Iiffipd bdn tunii bpmdd'
Elm piilepdn tuon paban fuoren al'
la, iofa arnatenfin oil leuraufiena
fasmotufiesta ia tottumufiesta pa
fuin ipnnpnndiiestd iurme.
6dn toimoi eitd tuon mie'
ben IieIu tuIiIi bpmdff, t%oipoi, ettd
iianfaiffinen totuuS ilmaantuii bd'
neue. 2uinfa paIion bppdd motif
Marfuf Ienmoinen mics iaaba maas
ilmasIa aifaan, Jos bdnend oIifi to-
tineu usto! Sdn aiotteli SauIusta,
fuinfa ban mainoIi ia miboIi Seius
Nosoreoloiien ieuraoiia ia opetus'
lapfia, bdnen dffipifaista fddntp'
mistddn, bdnen opetustaan ia fuin.
fa bdn oil malmis tobistomaon toe
tuutta, fuouesiaanfin. WielesIdan
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-07
fllaa %ft1yytavana,

Satunnaisen sym tahden myy-
daan maa sisaltaen 1919 eekkeria,
iosta SO eekkeria valmista peltoa.
Maa s.siiaitsee kolme neljas-osaa
MALTA West Boron kaupungista,
Wis. Hinta $4,000, iosta $1,000
kateen ia loppu velaksi pitkilla
maksuehdoilla 81 pros. korolla.
Maalla on tavalliset huoneet ynna
tarvittavat koneet. Hevostiimi ia
3 lehmaa seuraa samaa kauppaa.
Lahempia tietoia saapi omista-
ialta
mr.. Corppi,
West Boro, Wisconsin.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-23
AGED NAN KILLED |BY auto
George Linee is Run Down at TWEEN.
ty.Fourth and Ames Avenue.
Victim 4. P.r~Iy.sd With Fr'sAt and
IL Unable TO Get ONT of the
Way of the slow Nov
fng MachtneA

George Llnee. aged n who was
struck Sunday evening by an automobile
driven by DR.. 3. W. Christie. died at 1
o'clock yesterday afternoon at Emmanuel
hospital.
Lnee lived at a74 Amet avenue. He
was crossing that thotVnghfare at
Twenty-fourth street Sunday evening at
o'clock when DR.. Christie came east In
his machine. whsa he was struck he was
thrown violently to the bayement, sus-
tanning cououssion Of the brain and
other injurfea The ooroher has taken
charge Of tho case.
DR.. Christie picked up tho injured man
and conveyed him to the hospital. where
he worked hard TO save Linees life. DR..
Christie says that he was driving at a
moderate rate Of speed when he struck
Linee He expresses the belief that the
man was strioken with paralysis and
was not able To get out pr the way Of
the machine. The belief Is that the man
became frightened at the approach of the
automobile and was unable to get clear
Of its course.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

c. F. Peters Of Norfolk is an Omaha
visitor
Edward ouisIey Of North Bend Is
spending q few days IN this city.
F. C. Colbert of Plainview. Neb.. is a
prominent visitor here for business pur-
poses.
Alvin Greenwood OF Lincoln Is visiting
with his brother. Edward, at his home,
l0l4 North Txenty-fourth street.
,Ieneral Manager Scott and Assistant
General Manager Ware of the Union Pa
eifIc have gone on tour Of inspection
f. b. Philpott OF the Union Pacific ad-
vsrtising department is IN Missouri,
forming the acq Iaintance OF his latest
nephew. the infant son Of Horace Phil
pott and wife.
waldemar Michr elsen. city electrician,
has gone TO Milwaukee, where he viii re-
main during the week as special repre-
sentative Of Omaha at a meeting Of a
technical society Of electricians
c. L. wagar, assistant general freight
agent OF the Missouri Pacific, has been
called to Kansas City by the death Of his
father. aged 70 years The elder wagar
was one Of the pioneer railroad men OF
Illinois and Missouri, starting his career
with the Alton some fifty years ago. He
had been Ill since last April. His death
was the result Of disease incident to old
age,
O. W. wattles and A l. Reed, who laft
early last week for Mr., wattlss' winter
home at Hollywood. Cal. arrived In
Hollywood seventeen hours late, due to
heavy train and q late start from
Omaha, according 70 a letter written
back to Omaha by Mr.. Reed George #.
Bidvell. formerly Of Omaha, who now
lives in Hollywood. il suffering from an
injury TO the knee. sustaiped In q fan,
according to Mr.. Reed.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-23
M'KEEK DENIES CONSPIRACY
Says the Charges Made by Mr.. Hull
Are Groundless


Great surprise at the action Of Charles
w Hull Is suing his former wife. now
the wife Of William R McKeen. to have
set aside the aiimony contract he made
with her before she was granted q DR.
vorce, was expressed by Byron q. Bur
bank, attorney for Mrs McKeen In her
divorce action.
No date has been set for hearing on sp-
plicstion for 8 temporary injunction to
restrain Mrs McKeen from collecting
further sltmeny until the suit Is sdIadi-
Gated. but Francis A. Brogan. attorney
fer Mr.. HalL said date will be agreed
upon within few days and a hearing
viii be had within a month. The case
has been assigned to Judge A. c. Troup
Of the equity division of the district
court.
4 am greatly surprised at the conduct
of Mr.. Hull in filing a suit against Mrs.
Acksen to set aside the contract he
made with her and which was approved
By the court at his attorneys request.
said Mr. Burbank. Il think Mfr. Hull is
one Of the best financiers In the west
and a very shrewd, able and successful
business man He was represented by
Mr.. Brogan. who is supposed 20 be a
keen and capable lawyer. II Is impOs-
sible for me to believe these gentlemen
could have failed to make any defense
to the divorce suit had there been any,
or TO have proposed the sIimony contract
for the courts approval II the same had
not been absolutely fair and just
II think the claims made by Ar. Hull
In his present suit to set aside the all
mony awarded viii not be sustained by
his CLOSE business sssociates and social
friends In my opinion, the case was
ssttied strictly upon It's merits and the
siimony awarded not excessive"
w. X Mckesn said there never was any
conspiracy between him and Mrs. Nc
Keen. as Mr.. Hull charges, and the
charge u sroundless.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-23
MUST STOP The TURKEY TROT
Chief Donahue Visits Dance Halls to
See for Himself.
BEAR" ALSO TAB0oED
Notices to Re Seat Out and Those
Who Dance These Are to he
Arrested ana Charged with
DfsorAeyfy Conduct.

Chief Of Police Donshoe. acting on the
suggestion OF dancing masters has
started an Investigation Of the situation
in Omaha. Visiting so-csiied "scekty'
dance Sunday night he found the merry
makers doing the turkey trot" 'the
grizzly bear" the elephant squat the
bear hug and the Texas Tommy" Al
though no arrest were made. the chief
said the dances were "ohnoxious- Ind
would have to be ''cut out
Mayor Dahlmsn has received letters
from some Of the dance hall proprfetors
Of the city saving that signs have been
hung on the walls. forbidding the turkey
trot'' and the grizzly bear" An ordi-
nance to prohibit these dances has been
requested and may be drafted.
Dick Schneider. city license inspector.
said the reason such dances had become
popular was because dance halls are not
licensed ana therefore cannot be con-
trolled. He suggests an ordinance re-
duiring proprietsrs to pay an annual IL
cense. provision being made to revoke the
licenss when suggestive dances are al
lowed
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-23
SCHNEIDER HAS ORDINANCE
ON FORTUNE TElLERS

License Inspector Schneider has
drafted an ordinance providing for
licensing ciairvoyants and fortune tellers
in the city. This ordinance will be sub
mitted to the council this evening.
It 10 the opinion OF Mr.. sehnsider that IL
viii practically prohibit wandering fife
readers and trance performers" from
holding forth IN Omaha.
Des Moines has passed an ordinance
denying fortune tellers the right to con-
duct their business within the city limits.
The ordinance drafted by Mr.. Schneider
will not In his opinion. harm the es-
tablished fortune teilers. but win act
as preventive. keeping those who are
recognized as grafters from attempting
to conduct their trade here. In addition
to bond Of 500. the elairvoyant must
have two respectable character wit
nesses."
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-23
How Society Woman
Wards Lif Wrinkles
.swrlnhies are not strangers 70 me. but

WRINKLES are not strangers TO me. but
when acquire such disfiEurements !
know how to lose than In a hurry" A
we'll known society matron conflded this
TO me. had wondered how she, with
her strenuous social duties and late
hours, could 30 completely ward off the
usual marks OF care and dissipation.
IT don't wear wrinkles In public. nor
those hoSrid rings beneath the eyes" she
continued since i've learned what
plain, ordinary saselite will do. When
any Of those hateful marks appear, 1
send to the drug store for an ounce Of
powdered saxolite and q half pint OF
witch hazel. mix the two. battle my
face in the solution snd--thats the whole
secret. I'VE never tried anything that
works so miraeulousiy. Ny chin Is In
clined to double; this trouble, too. l keep
in check in the same way."-Emiiy Dean
In Town Talk.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-23
BIRTHS AND DEATHS,

Births-J. q and Bertha Maddux, III
Fort Omaha avenue, boy: Abraham and
Rebecoa Horwytz. Twenty -fourth ave-
nue. and Harvey street. girl; William and
Emma Boyce. 3sza North Seventeenth
street. girl; E N. and Matilda Jensen,
EsN Burdette street, boy: Goetano and
Giovanni Marino. LIZ Pierce street. boy;
tellar street. girl: Jasper and Antonio
Jensen, 33e0 Hamilton street. girl: VIII
liam and FIorrfe McCrae. 1881 Burt street.
girl: Louis and Alice Borshein. 1901 Chi
cago street. girl.
Deaths-Joseph SujtA, Il years. no So.
Fourth street: Mary z. Gresaugack. 50,
gss North Twenty-fifth street: Joseph
Adams, jr. 10 years, Methodist hospital.
Mrs Laura Allen. Is years. Zs1l North
Thlrty-first street; Max Pompkiskl, IS
years, 507 North sixteenth street; Samuel
Larsen, q years, 2eG Harvey street.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-23
FACE FREED FROM PIMPLES
through Cuhcura Soap and Ointment.

at Cherry ST., New York. n. Y. About
two years ago there suddenly appeared on ny
fxcs and forehead ptmpies and blsekhesdl
The pfmples were scattered oTer M face
They were sore and caused plenty Of pain ]
suffered much from them I tried several
different remedies. declared IL was hope
less to remove those pinples from my fsca
About four months ago frisnd recon-
msuded to ne the Cuticurs Soap and ONT
rnent- used them nightly and almost imme-
diateIy / found the desired results. klrst
would smear the affected paris with CuiictIrs
Ointment and leave same On my face for i've
minutes. Then would wash my face thor.
oughly with CUiicura Soap and warm water.
After doing this for three weeks 1 found ny
face free from pimples and NJ sl11e-inss a.
an end. / Always use Tie Cuticpra Soap nov.
(slgned) Sydney Unger, Nov. Y. 1911
Cuticurz soap and Ointment are sold
everywhere Sample Of each mailed free.
with 32-p. book Address. "Cdticura.
Dept. 7. Boston. Tender-fsoed men shoaS
shaEs with CutiegTa Soap Shaving SICK.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-23

The suIpho-ohlorine mineral baths oil
'the Brown Park Mineral Springs COM
pany, Twenty-fifth and o streets, South
omaha, are very popular with a large
number of patrons, and are growing into
the favor Of others as rapidly as the good
Qualities Of the baths are learned The
bath parlors Of this firm are excellently
equipped. There are baths for both men
and women. The cooling and treatment
rooms are large and commodious. The
system Of treatment for lumbago, neural
gia, rheumatism and other Affections Ia
considered the best. Information In de-
tail can be had by addressing a postal
to the company at Its South Omaha ad-
arssS
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-23
Liquor Law Violators
Held to District Court

Joseph ]. HiIgerst aud James callan.
who were arrested FOR the alleged saio
Of liquor altar the prescribed oioslng hour,
waived preliminary hearing IN police
court ana were bound over to the district
court. Anton Adler and Thomas Remit.
sky. who were arrested Saturday night
for the alleged sails Of liquor without
license at the casz hotel. were bound
over to the district court In the sum Of
800 each.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-23
CHILD HAD ECZEMA
TTCHED TERRIBLY
Small Soreshll Over Face. Scratched,
Which Made Them Worse. Could
Not Sleep. Cuticura Soap and
Ointment Cured Her.

i7iI ". Goth ST.. Chicago. III. My
child suffered greatly with eczema. First
small sores began in few places On her fsee
and then all over her face, becoming larger.
The child scratched them. which made them
worse. They itehed terribly and she could
not sleep. The itching made her cry often.
but medicine did not seem to help any. This
had lasted three weeks when I sent for Crti-
cura Soap and Ointment. The result was
great. CuticIfra Soap and Ointment cured
Der and We highly recommend them"
lstgred) Mrs. Kral, November, 1911.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-23
Robson Learns to Scrap
in Days Before the War

Monday was Bascom = Robin
sons birthday. He was b pm nifty
nine years ago In souther Indiana
when all the border std res were
pretty well cut up over tn slavery
question. Bsseom's fsthe was a
uniouist. so the youngsf3r nstur-
ally took up that side of be cause.
In those days the boys fought as
f,Iriously ss their fathers argued.
and In school there wasl many q
rough house and BsscouY was al
ways one Of the principals. Hes
been scrapper ever sinfe. fight
ing his way successfully through
the business world.
Mr.. Robson landed ntOmaha in
1874 The four-horse 'bu4 In which
he rode from the station was stuck
in the mud on Farnsm 4treet. The
Union Pacific was the }only RAD
road crossing the stated Hastings
was the western terminus OF the
Burlington and the EikHorn track
had been built only I'd wisner.
Buffaloes roamed the pfairiss OF
western Nebraska.
For some years he waf q super
intendsnt Of schools apd In 1872
took up life insurance as a life
work. As the representative Of eass
business annually. During these yel
surancs in the west and in 1897 org
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-23
PROMINENT WORKERS COMING
Well Known Speakers Announced
for Charities Meeting.
CONVENTION OPENS ON SUNDAY
Authority VIII Deliver Ad-
dresses on Important
Topics.

Arrangements for the fourteenth an
nuai session OF the Nebraska Conference
Of Charities and Corrections. which
meets in Omaha January u to %. are
complete. Headquarters have been ee-
tabllshed at tho Hotel Rome. All sessions
will be open to the public, President d.
L. Jenkins says that never before has
there been gathered on the program men
and women Of such recognized authority
on the questions to be considered He
believes II will be the most successful
session ever held.
Dean Walter 7. Sumner Of Chicago and
Miss Julia C. Lathrop will be the princi-
pal speakers. George Mogridge. superin-
tendent OF the Iowa School for Feeble
Minded Youth; Rev. Joseph Ruesing OF
West Point. Hon. J. Il. Miller. Mrs. F.
II. Cole, J. NJ. Hanson and Henry @. Cox
will be the other speakers. The sessions
will be held from O'Clock In the morn
ing until 4.1b in the evening.