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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-16
NORWICH, CT, BANKS
DOORS CLOSED TO-DAY
First National Bank in Charge of Ex'
aminer-Franklin S. Jerome Is
President.

Washington, d. G., April l6.-The
First National Bank Of Norwich, Conn,
closed to-day by order of its directors
and National Bank Examiner n. S. Dean
has been placed in charge. Advices to
the comptroller of currency say the bank
closed because of the relations of its
president with failed commercial con
cern. Franklin s. Jerome is president.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-16
INVESTIGATION RESUMED.
Regarding Alleged Police Neglect During
Suffrage Parade.

Washington. ID. C.. April l6.-Senate
investigation Of alleged police negligence
in protection Of women during the sui
frage parade on March was resumed
to-day. when members Of the District
of Columbia police force were called a.
witnesses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-16
FUNERAL AT PLAINFIELD.
Many People Paid Their Respects to MIS-,
Amanda Batchelder.

Plain6eld. April l6.--Funeral services
for Mrs. Amanda Batehelder. whose
death occurred Sunday, were held at her
home here yesterday afternoon at
O'clock. Rev. J. Edward Wright. pastor
emeritus OF the Church Of the Messiah
Montpelier. officiating. The bearers we've
a. follows; Wheeler Batchelder. Henry
Batchelder. c. p. Kellogg and Fred Cree.
During the services Miss Alice Hudson
and Reuben Hudson sang duet selecti9nS
A number Of friends and relatives from
surrounding towns. including Barre.
Msrshfeld and Peaehsm. and from a
distance came to attend the funeral The
iEterment Was made in the family lot IN
the village cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-16
Weather Forecast.

Fair tonight and Thursday. preceded
by rain on the coast; moderate to brisk
northeasterly winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-16
Causing the Inference That
Pope Plus Will Was to
Be Drawn UP
SAME LAWYER DREW
UP LEO'S TESTAMENT
Private Information Says
the Patient Was Consider
ably Weaker To-day

Rome, April l6.--Lawyer Patriarca
who drew up the last testament of thu
late Pope Leo Kill, was summoned tt
the Vatican this morning, the inference
being that he has been asked to perform
the same service for Pope Plus Y.
This mornings bulletin on the pope's
condition said that the holy father slept
TRANQUILITY several hours during the
night. His temperature this morning
was under 81; his catarrhal affection is
no worse and the condition of his heart
is good.
Private but reliable information is to
the effect that while the pope is stili
without fever to-day he is considerably
weaker than he was yesterday.
The pontiff was able to retain some
nourishment to-day. He greatly enjoyed
the yolks of eggs beaten up with wine
or brandy. The aggravation which oe-
Cured in the condition of the patient
last evening reached it's climax shortly
before midnight and then gradually
wore off in the early morning hours.
Prof. Marchiafava recommended COM
plete rest and extreme care, saying that
each patient must above all be his own
physician.
Pope's Brother Arrives.
The arrival in Rome last night of An
gelo Sarto, the pope's brother, was in
terpreted i'll some quarters as certain
sign that all hope was abandoned. II
was forgotten that Angelo Sarto LETT
his own village on his journey to the
Holy City long before the present set
back OF the patient occurred, in fact
when the condition of the pope had
greatly improved.
Angelo was received with open arms
by his sisters, who seem to think that
the more the pope is surrounded by the
members of his family the easier it will
be to save him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-16

CONTINUED on sirth Psso.l
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-16

Speaking for the fire committee. Al
derman Bancroft told Of a consultation
with the Barre Merchants association,
members of which had asked for a SON
ference with the committee Of the whole
to consider a proposal to engage some
one to remove garbage AMI refuse from
the rear Of all stores connected with
the ASSOCIATION. The request promised
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-20
..ASE WILL Be
SENSATIONAL
CHARLESTON MAN 10 FACE
TRIAL ON WHITE SLAVE
CHARGE.
Alleged Victim Took Bichloride
and Will BE Brought In on a
COt-Strong Case.

special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Nov. 1q-
Heart thrills a-plenty are expected to
characterize the trial OF George Jor-
dan. OF this city. on charge OF VIC.
laiinE the Mann white slave act. which
VIII be called in the United States
Court for the Southern District OF
West Virginia tomorrow The case
was called to-day. but continued until
tomorrow on account OF the absence
of the prosecuting witness. Ruth
steel. who. as stated by District At.
torney William c. Barnhart. is prob
ably on her deathbed. victim OF at
tempted self-destruction.
Armed with n capias. a deputy mar
shal left today for Paint creek. where
the ls-year-old girl is lying desperate
~ III az the home OF a sister She will
be brought into court on cot.
Jordan is charged with bringing the
steele girl from Ironton. O. 10 Ash
land. Ky. and then to the CITY. to h.,
placed in a resort alleged to he kept
by Rebecca Robinson. Indictments
were returned against him and the
Robinson woman at Webster SPRINGS
last month
Agents o. the Department of Justice
who have been investigating tre case
say tl7' following tho indictments the
steele girl was SO harIsSei bv the
friends OF tho defendants thar Two
weeks ac1 sh" took bichiorid, OF mer-
curry tablets iu an attempt 10 commit
suicide. and this act may Yet result in
h"r death. IT," government i- lighting
ft' cas-" Irr'. grI ether sensations
o.. 'Apec-~c 20 develop hen thc trial
s neE.u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-20
VERDICT WAS A
GREAT SURPRISE

-I...sl UIsgafsh 20 the IrteIIirsrre-
FAlRNONT. W Va. Nov "a -
Great surprise was shown here to-
nirht when the jury which heard the
TRIAL ~ David Hamilton. charged with
sfsbhinc Martin Kulen. returned a
verdict % assault and battery sen.
a'or W Meredith. representing
Hamilton. moved 20 set aside the yer
diof and arguments on this motion
viii boz heard tomorrow Hamilton
Del barber and several months aeo
following an alteration with KiIeu
af tle shop in MononFah. 10 was
claimed. hamilton stabbed Rulen
nine times with pair Of barber
shears
The trouble le claimed 90 have
started over sister 81 one a. tho
mon Great excitement prevailed %
tl" time - tho afabblrr and fears
f0r fh" re-1.ery az Klleu were enter.
'a.n'f q much more severe verdict
wee erps.faf Tho traI orcuriea
fhrre davs 'n the CirDut rour,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-20
COalers Discriminate
Against Independents
ACCORDING TO TESTIMONY
GIVEN YESTERDAY IN THE
INQUIRY
Being Conducted by the Intestate
Commerce CommissionHabit
Of Relating Is Also Aired

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 19.-DecIs,
ations tnat the anthracite carrvina
railroads discriminate against tho IN.
dependent companies shipping hard
coal To the central west in favor Of
fhe so.called railroad companies and
mat This alleged discrimination leads
the independents 10 seek more proaf.
able markets thus creating an srti.
hcial shortage Of the fuel m tho fail
and winter months. we're made to-day
dt th" Interstate Commerce commls-
sion inquiry into anthracite freiRh,
rates. They were made by {. 4 Fast.
man. Of tho Eastman-barbcr companv
who is also Interested in coal com.
panies In Indiana.
Mr. fastman's testimony came afts-
counsel for the commission had con.
Guided examining operating officials
or the Erie. Reading and the Iehieh
valley railroads regarding the han.
ding OF coal He took tho stard
voluntarily when the commissior
through counsel asked whether anv.
one present had any complaint Ia
mae reheardinc coal freicht rate,
tcontinued on Page sirJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-20
WILL REPORT ON
CURRENCY BILL
TWO WIDELY Divergent
DRAFTS TO COME FROM
COMMITTEE TO-DAY.
Meeting TO BE Held This NIornino
TO Try and Agree on Form of
Report 10 he Presented.

WASHINGTON. Nov 1e-Wfb
two widely divergent drafts Of the ad.
minisiraton currency bill practically
completed. 90 program for tho coneii.
GRAFTON of OBJ" currency isgislafion i'm
tn" senate viii be ARRANGED r, senate
leaders tomorrow Tho Democrats
oi the banking and currency commit.
tee. and the Republican, ami Senator
iillchcock were about through t0.
night with the framing of their re-.
specfiyc drafts
S meeting of tho mu committee
will he held tomorrow morning to d..
eide on what form The report 10 tho
senate VIII take Tho suggestion Of
th" Republicans chat tho committee
report itself evenly divided and ur.
tcontinued on Page TsuJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-20
More Police Graft Is
Uncovered In New York

NEN YORK.. Not 90 a former uo
i'n captain and two other h.en OH
'iIis oi th" police department were
named iu statement made or the
district attorney ONCE toda, ht 40
."1'u q iofm.. city detective. rs.
rIrdiuc the win. tapping game co.
h"u said boz bad collected money FOR
.h" police captain from tho wire fHr.
u.nE s0Ind.e.- aud chat tho captain
told hIm the cash Was going birhcr
ur
81 fho district attorney - Office Do
v.s solid fhtt Cohen had given details
of thc scheme ht which Simon VI
Jones OF piftehur.h. was ured t1 rlI.
CITY AND s0irdlcd out OF $4,000. GO.
hon said hc Was tho man who ar
RANGED so that thinE. would bc all
riEnf down town District Attorney
Whitman ranks Cohcu.a confession in
importance with The dtecIosurcs of ~.
'rolmau FoN who gave him mo lever
hv which ho pricd opcn the police eraft
scandal hrst brought 90 public attcn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-20

..'n 'y the murder OF Herman Rosen
Thai tho SAMPLER
Ccrroborstes Confession.
'ulfus statement. r is said. cor.
rohof1tos fho confessions ~ several
principals Boo the wire tapping swim.
dIc. Who said they had divided their
"innince With police officers 10 gain
protection llo gave the names OF
mo men Who acted 4e agents for the
."ini.rr- Hs ho was ego between
Tor tho police
Too October year aGo. Cohen said.
tH' wire fapper- piaurcd 90 invoirle
simon VI Jones into their scheme
They feared police Interference. how.
ever. and got Cohen 20 arrange for
protection The police captain. Cohen
said. told him 10 70 ahead Tones
got 1000 as his share az the pro-
Goods and cohen said thar he him
s"f kcrt similar sum
cohen promised fo repeat his storv
h'ior" the grand jury and that body
Is expected 20 act In a fcv dayA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-20
PROPRIETORS and PATRONS
ARE PLACED UNDER ARREST
DEPUTY SHERIFF FROHME HEADS BAND OF OFFICERS WHO
TAKE THE PLACE BY SURPRISE AND CAPTURE
MEN AND EQUIPMENT.
Officials Seize Quantity of Currency BE Used as Ey
dence-Hearngs This Afternoon Special Jury Will
BE Called Monday.

Shortly after o'clock yesterday ar.
ternoon CONSERVATION was caused in
the Fulton Turf Exchange rooms when
a deputy sheriff entered the main door
and called out that the inmates were
under arrest 4 fair sized crowd was
present. and II was said that PLAYS
were being made on the ponies" The
RAID had been planned by Sheriff \. 7.
sweeney and Prosecuting Attorney II.
VI. Addleman, and so quietly did they
carry out their work that no person
outside Of those I'm the work we're IA
miliar with the plans.
Early in the day Deputy Sherifs
William Goldblatt. r. J. Linton and
William Green went TO the butcher :
town and proceeded TO gather evi-
dence. They frequented the place.
and lust about the time OF the pro-
posed pull they stationed themselves
a. places OF vantage. to be able 10
zee that no person present would be
bic TO escape when the word pull"
'as given. I'm this way. none escaped
At the appointed hour Deputy Sher-
rs Henry Frohme. Thomas y. Smith
and Bert Phillips appeared az the
doors OF the room and the signal was
given. A. that instant Charles
Church. a special officer of Fulton.
was standing inside the room watch
ing the placing Of bets on the horses.
and he was secured with the other
players and operators Frank Baker.
a well known negro follower OF the
ponies. was in q corner Of the room.
and a. he took in the situation. he
jumped into q barrel. squeezing him
self 10 the bottom. but Deputy Sheriff
Goldblatt saw him and pulled him
out.
Several NEGROES Caught.
\ number Of negroes were among
those caught in the raid. and they
caused no small amount OF amuse-
ment when they realized that they
were under arrest but accompanied
the officers peaccaDly 10 the trolley
car and 10 the county Jail The on
tire number We're taken 10 the street
following the raid and placed on 4
car bound 10 the CITY. While stand
lnS on the street. much exictment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-20

was caused in the little town ana
residents along the National ROAD
soon gathered or leaned from win
dows 10 see the strange procession
OF gamblers with the officers.
The deputies secured s175 in paper
money and S6J.25 in silver. money
alleged TO have been placed on the
races during the afternoon. This
was taken 10 the sheri1's office whers
II will be submitted as evidence to-
day. and the furniture and parpher-
MALTA in the room was placed IN
charge OF Alois Smaltzer. who con-
ducts a saloon in the same building.
Mr. Smaltzer is expected TO hold
possession Of the parphernalia until
called Into court.
When the raid was made. II is sara.
the fourth of the jamestown races
had just been received. and many or
those in the room had left. entering
the barroom to relieve a thirst.
This, II is said. saved many others
from being in the raid. When they
learned what was on. they escaped
from the building entirely.
BE Tried To-day.
calvin Miller. charles Iadden. FLOYD
Stewart and George Seamon were mr.
rested for conducting the place and upon
their arrival al the county TAIL were re
leased under $500 bond. which was fur
nished by Charles Rachman. OF this city
They will appear before Justice of ths
Peace x. 9. Hobbs. In the county jaii
st o'clock this afternoon. where thew
VIII be given a preliminary hearing and
" found guilty Will he held to await :he
action of the grand jury They have
retained Attorneys J. B Handlan an1
.. T. knote to represent them at the
trial
Those caught IN the raid and not be-
ing connected with conducting the place
Will be held as witnssses They were.
Charles church. special town oft,cer os
lnInnt L. Z flsIh. John Eallcy Ed
jefferson. sam Lafforty. sam Giile1T-
nam, Max HiNenhaugh. Walter BLACK
10" Shook. Jim henderson. George Jor-
dan. James Beam. Frank Baker, Charles
Harris and Merle Bell
Special Grand Jury.
II was announced last night tha. a
special grand jury will he called TO NEE.
Monday morning. provided the four mon
charged with conducting tho place ara
round guilty At tho hearing this after
noon. In this case. the defendants will
tcontinued on Page reu.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-20
WHEELING FIRM
GETS CONTRACT

r..H r..rf... f. f.. I.ff.....-.r.
GRAFTON Npt 90 Th. contract
Tor lni'I'r. o. rtV .laut fpr the tr.
Iumht IiIs ,HwpHU. OF frf. CITY has
h'au awarded fo fhs q D. N.4. iron
works off Wheeling who have con
.truDtnd several large huiUiuta hero
iu recent wears Tho cost uf tho
building 's f1 br .u fI. ueiehlorhooI
nf s'H.oIH Ths oII f.rf of thIs com
rlut was rrducrd Dob asro. Do, f-.
s'N months afu WORK ha. already
been started 0n fh" building site and
construction i- io commence af once.
900 order Chat tho plant may Do boo
operation bf April . The products of
ih' plant vIiI he prism glass fum
hI"re. cold cream Jars ct. ono hum
dfod aud hffy men vii bc employed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-20
Mexican Rebels Attempted A
Diplomatic Coup But Failed
NEGOTIATIONS WITH WILLIAM BAYARD HALE END
ABRl PTlA WHEN LATTER DECLINED TO FARLEY
WITH ANY OTHER BIT CARRANZA
Rebels Expected ConeionsMeNcan Convene
day-Husrta's Message Read Cabinet i Affair
OShaughnessy Gets instructions.

hooAIEs. Sonora. mesieo.
Nov. 10 Conferences between
william Bayard NaIe. personal
representative % President VI.
son, and the mesiean cons,itu.
tionsiist chiefs were terminates
abruptly because General Carran-
"a refused 90 answer certain aues-
tons propounded by President
Wilson ara not as result % ths
Mesieans' demands that NJ. Hais
present MS formal credentiais
TINS real truth % tire neqotIa.
tons became known late today
when q also vas made clear tha,
the Constitutlonaists has Al,
tempted . diplomatIc coup which
ended In utter collapse General
Carranza's special train 20 Aerro.
sillo was schedules &c leave a.
noon, but q ~ls 3.45 before b,
tnaliy drew cut and then gseu.
eero ana Boniuas. Carranya.s
ehief advisers. were not on board
" developed trat the Insu-es,,s
hao confidently expected mes.
sage from the Amcrican reprs.
eh'stlNe making concessIons.
Inrediately after the train t-f,
sonlilas called on M. Haie A
the consulate. but NJ. Hale apoa-
emily had made his last eom-u.
nieation 20 the CcrstitutioraiI..s
and he made q clear 81. ,....,I+
deal with nobody Dot cs-,s-,s
himself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-20

WhgHfrGTOr. w0v I1.. rrrerasf.
west Virgins Partly cloudy rorl.-
faV ana FRIDAY.
OHIO Generally fair rhuraday and
friday, armeWhnf colder Thurr1av i.
north moderate 90 brisk agntbayass
and vest wfnfs
western PeuurylvHniH. UussftIed and
rruuewhnf colder TTurHInv with T1r.f
20 hrtak sguthweat ana vest Winds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-20

MEXICO CITY. Nov. is
Speculation - 20 what President
Wilson intends 20 do In the face
~ the hesican difficulty was
Increased to-day By the knowl-
EDGE that the American eharpe
o'araires. Nelson O'Shauohnessy.
had received new Instructions
from Washinaton 20 wait az his
pest fer further instructions
ard that important matters were
under consideration.
The announcement that
British squadron is coming 20
Mexican waters created keen In.
terest. but the effect upon the
Mexican mind vas reassurina
rather thar otherwise. because
the Mexican people continue TO
look upon Great Britain as a
TREND. IN orieiai quarters the
despatch 81 the squadron was
styled as an act % courtesy.
TIE foreign colonies In the
Mexican capita are preparing 10
defend themselves IN he event %
sturbances IN the city. and
partieularly should the hnal set
tlcrcnt bc teft 20 the Mesieans
themselves Both SIR Lionel
Garden and Admiral Won Hintze.
ere Britsh ard German min
istcrs respectiseiy rave sua.
gested 20 their nationals the ad-
VISIBILITY % perfecting some
tcrt ~ a dcfense organiration.
s. rsIrH .fEICss flN. been given "a
.. 'u.r.au-. tlf committees ara
I.I.iI. purklue our plan 90 defeu -
..i " .a rD.-Ih.- fhat there viii DO
"rw.f reurraI orEautEnflou em
'r"r.re fhH American british. ger
Hn ami Austrian residents The
American charge today attended a re
EI.H fn fHf diplomats as
...'rr. I...r.a at 'L.plitapec ,uft'o
nns .r ..HH.r.fr aFaIr and Va.
."I '..r. If..l.. ~ ffe restricted
'.it' H OBJ. pres dents town and
suburban homes
To Justify r-is Actions.
president Husrfa ia his message "a
.urrrs.s Talrrday afternoon vii
quote Napoleon iu Justification % his
arbitrary dissolution of the old con
rr and tr fsrtaa notice that Do.
a a.h fn. rrH congress fu gran.
..r a uo. Hrfl bIu 90 health
Nu' oven a rrf.rsrc. fu information
.. relations Dol made ir ftr mrsts-s
..Oh e'rrraI HIrrfa Eas prepared
.m.rf ua. read and briefly
.fI |t meeting 0f OBJ. rtht
.. f".H. fHa ministers agreeing uffh
'' 'HHf hf bad done usU n
fl cover Zoo much
.rn.rI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-20

rANiS Nov ID American residents of planning
IN onor OF MISS katherine Day of District
I'm o ST ior whose mpressimistc painting
y me Fas Salon The paintings have
noted art critics who singing praises of the younr Amer
s' hSS Day mace her canvases retreat in the
s mountains and brought them Salon She will
return 10 America for the Christmas HOLIDAYS ~ "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-20

Continued on Page renj
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-03-06
BAD EFFECTS OF IRRIGATION
Cultivation Is Important Featur. o.
Be Considered-Water Does Not
Improve Fruit Quality

Unless the trees have been viyoro,s,,,
pruned, irrigation has a tendency -
produce excessive wood growth evan
on trees heavily loaded with fr,,i,
ana In making our trips among rho
orchards we see this tendency cron
ping out at every place we v,si,
mere are usually fewer culls nm irri
gated trees than are found in DO.
orchard- Irrigation tends to kear
ooth wood and foliage more ac,iv'
into the fall and may send the traos
INTO winter so unripe as to he whou.
unht 70 withstand the ordeal VIII
this climate places upon everv ~
protected thing in this arid count
says the Denver Field and Farm w.
use OF excessive amount OF cold wa,as
IN the Irrigation OF pear treos 20
adobe or sticky soils does NOT incro. VI
me size or quality of the fruit and 1t ,he
result on the trees NAV he s .ne
mentai rather than beneficial Irr,aa
'ioh car not be made to mako M O.
poor quality of soil. Cultiva,,p. 'o a.,
more important feature to no aon
siuered In connection with irr,n. .o'i,
winch at best merely sunn,as a''on
good tillage. 'p'ennents
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-03-06
GOOD RULES FOR IRRIGATION
Among Other Things Excessive Use
Of Water Washes Out Plant Food
and Crowds Out Air.

cRy ". p. SNYDER. Superintendent Ne
oraska sub-Experiment Station. North
PlatteJ
Too much water is an injury to
soil.
First--It washes out plant food.
Nitrogen is the plant food element
ttat the western soil is most deficient
In. 1t is easily washed out. II washed
below feeding ground Of plant roots.
It is lost.
Second.-It clogs the surface few
inches OF soil by cenenting the small
particles together and thus produces
pudding. which all recognize as very
Injurious to soil.
Third.-It crowds out air. This les.
sens the action OF bacteria in making
plant food
Fourth--lt lowers the temperature
OF soil This retards growth. Sea.
sons are too short in northern states
and growth should be fastened
Fifth.-The excess water that yoes
into the soil comes out somewhere
II often seeps out on the land lower
'-nd Injuries it, or even destroys its
use for agricultural purposes
Sixth.-Water has value the same
as any other material No man has
a rignt TO more than he uses properly
II ne uses more than he needs or
wastes 1t he is using up something
tnat does not belong to him
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-03-06
ECZEMA IN RED BLOTCHES

EOS Kanter Ave, Detroit, Mich
Some time last summer was taken
with eczema 1t began in my hair
first with red blotches, then scaly.
spreading 10 my face. The blotches
were red on my face. dry and scaly.
not large; on my scalp they were
larger. some scabby. They came on
my hands. The inside OF my hands
were all little Jumps as though full OF
shot about onesixteenth OF an inch
under the skin. Then they went to
the outside and between and all over
my fingers. 1t also began on the bot
toms Of my feet and the calves OF my
legs. and itch. oh. my! l never had
anything like 1t and hope never will
again. Tho itching was terrible. Ny
hands got SO could scarcely work.
" tried different eczema ointments
but without results. I also took medi-
cine for 1t but It did no good. saw
the advertisement for a sample OF
Cuticura Ointment and Soap and sent
for one. They did me so much good
l bought some more. using them as
per directions. and in about three
weeks was we'll again. Cuticura Soap
and Ointment entirely cured me-"
(Signed) Benz. Passage, Apr. 8. 1912.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample OF each
free. with 32-p. Skin Book. Address
postcard "Cutcura. Dept L. Boston"
Adv