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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
COKATO, MINI.


Aniharvoin nakee kirjoituksia
taalta Cokaton ymparist0lta Aut-
tajassa. Syyna siihen taitaa OIL
la Sc, kun Auttaja ilmoittaa j.
ankaikkisuusasioistakin, min
ihmiset tattoo pysytella tarkas-
ii erillaan sellaisesta, ettei mi
taan hairi0ta tapahtuisi aistilli-
sessa ihmsessa, joka pyrkii ko-
hoamaan korkeimpaan huip-
puunsa tassa aineellisuuden phi
rissa. Sentahden mailman lap
set tahtovat tietaa yksinomaan
vain kodistansa, maailmasta ia
min puhuvat, lukevat ia kirjoit-
tavat siita. Monta uskovaisten
ioukostakin on syntein ia ylitse-
kaymisten tahden joutunut We
tamaan yhta fiesta mailman
lasten kanssa. Mika pyrkii saa-
vuttamaan korkean aseman,
kunniaa ia suurta >arvoa mail
massa, josta sitten seuraa, eta
arvon kanssa tulee uusia ystavia.
Entiset ystavat, uskoveljet ia
-sisaret saavat jaada syrjaan, eli
heidan kanssaan viitsi seurustel-
la. Mika taas alkaa joitakin
muita mailman odessa vahan
t0rkeimpia synteja harjoittele-
maan ia min vajoomaan entisiin
helma-synteihinsa, josta kerran
Jeesuksen ansion ia armon kaut-
ia oil pois vedetyksi tulleet. ia
ylimalkain taalla meidan kuului-
sassa Cokatossa on jumalisuus
ia jumalattomuus min sekaantu-
nut toisiinsa, ettei niita jokapai-
vaisessa elamassa vol toisistaan
eroittaa. Min, taytyy kysya it.
seltaan ia muilta: missa on jul
acknowledgements ia mailman
valtakunnan raia? Missa on
syy loydettavissa siihen, eta ra-
jat umpeen menee?
Hyvin muistamme, kuhn syn
teimme ia raadollisuudemme
tunnossa olleina, nellie ~sanottiin
nuo kalliin Vapahtajamme Jee-
suksen sanat: "Sinun syntisi on
annettu anteeksi, meme raul
ham," Mutta lisattiink0 tuohon
val emmek0 muista, nuo saman
Herran sanat: Gala sitten syn
tia tee.
Meilla taalla on kolme, ehkapa
neljakin eri seurakuntaa, joista
ylimalkaan Jumalan sanan valos-
sa tarkastaessa taytyy samoa,
eta niita kaikkia raskaasti pal
naa hengellisen kuoleman uni.
Silla jokapaivainen elama todis-
taa sta, eta mielet ovat kahn
tyneet avian aineellisuuteen ia
ajallisten tavarain, kunnian ia
maallisen maineen etsimiseen,
jossa sitten eli muisteta Jumalan
neuvoja Hanen pyhassa sanas-
saan pitaa elaman ohjeena, vaan
kukin vaeltaa tietansa oman mie-
lensa mukaan. Tue salainen e.
Jumalassa Kristuksen
kautta on tullut laiminly0dyksi.
Ikuisen sanan miekka on unoh-
duksiin joutunut. Henki ylhaal-
ta tarvitaan puhaltamaan seura-
kuntaimme yli, eta ne heraisi-
vat nakemaan vaarallisen tilan-
sa. Tassa synkassa kuvassa on
tietysti valoisiakin kohtia, josta
en- tahdo nyt mainita, enka vol
sikaan sta oikeen tehda, silla
Herra itse tuntee omansa.
Hartaalla toivolla esittaisin
viela, eta aletaan viljelemaan
Jumalan pyhaa ia ijati pysyvaa
sanaa koteissakin enemman
kuhn tahan asst on ollut tapana.
Sanasta me naemme senkin, ct
ia eli ihminen Ella ainoastaan lei
vasta vaan jokaisesta sanasta
kuhn Jumalan suusta lahtee.
Sanan tulisi ola valkeutena kai-
killa meidan teillamme. JOS en-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
MARQUETTE, MICH.
T~ammikuulla 1915.

Seurakunnallamme oil ohjel-
ma iltama taman kuun "a paivan
iltana kirkon ala-salissa. Ylei-
s0a oil tavallisen runsaasti paik-
kakuntaan katsottuna, etenkin
naisia oil harvinaisen paljon, jo-
ka luultavasti johtui siita kuhn
raittiusseuroilla eli ollut' min
kaanlaista kokousta Sina iltana,
joka onkin toivottavaa, eta RAFT
tiusseurat antaisi vuoron my0s
henkisille illanvietoille. Ohjel-
maa oil runsaasti. Ensin alussa
~laulettiin yhteislaulu pyhakou-
lun laulukirjasta :ro' 131, jonka
jalkeen pastori j. H.. Heimonen
pitt opettavaisen puheen paivan
epistolan tekstin .jOhdolla. Sen
jalkeen tuli laulua MI. S. Michel
son, runO Miss Mary Maxi, kerr
tomus. Mrs. j. Lake, laulua k00-
Rita. Taman jalkeen otettiin
valiaika, jolloin juotiin kahvia.
Valiajan jalkeen jatkettiin ohjel-
maa. Laulua Mrs. A. Maxi, ru-
no Miss Fanny Laurila, kerto-
mus Miss Hilma Lampi, soittoa
Miss Esteri Heimonen, runo
Miss Saimi Sippola, kertomus al
lekirjoittanut, laulua Miss Esteri
Heimonen ia Lii Stolpe, kerto-
mus Silja Savola, laulua k0orilta.
Rahallinen&ulo oil $500. Menoja
95c. Jaanfos $685..
Seurakunnan ompeluseuran
okous on Mrs. ia Mr.. w. Kallion
asunnolla, torstaina, helmik. II
o., jalkeen puolen paivan. Koit-
takaapa paikkakuntalaiset pitaa
Gata mielessanne, eta muistatte
saapua slime.
Seurakunnan iltamatoimikun-
ia on paattanyt parma toimeen
markkina iltaman helmik. IS pal
vana kirkon ala-salissa. En- tieda
mita kaikkia STELLA tulee olemaan,
ainoastaan sen tiedan eta naiset
STELLA tulee huutamaar. kahvili-
put ia miehet saa vapaasti kah-
via. Muistakaapa miehet kayt-
taa tilaisuutta hyvaksenne, ia
me naiset, tahdommehan kerran
nayttaa eta mekin voimme kah-
viliput suorittaa. Muistakaa
kaikki varustaa paljor 5 ia 10
seka 25 sentin rahoja mukaanne,
silla niita tarvitsette, suuremmat
rahat voitte jattaa kotiinne.
MIN, lama ulkOnalnen tO1m1n-
ia seurakuntamme hyvaksi on
hyva jopa valttamat0nkin. Nut
ia alkaamme slit antako ajatuk-
siemme liian paljon talertua Ia
han ajallisuuteen, vaan muista-
kaamme ennen kaikkia luoda
katseemme Jumalan Karitsaan.
Muistakaamme uskossa kayda
Hanen ristinsa juurelle Hanen
joka kerran text ty0ta ia MAXI
vaivaa meidan tahtemme. U.s.
kOkaamme mama maalliset tot
memme my0s Hanelle.
M. Makela.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
AUSTRALIA.
CoOrOy. 16-12-1.

Arvoisa Auttajan toimitus!
Kiitos n~0yrmmasti, kun olette
lahettanyt Auttajan min pitkan
alan ilman maksua, velaksi.
Nyt lahetan puudan Auttajan
maksuksi, jos siita jaapi yli We
Ian, min pyydan, eta lahetatte
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04

= Tilatkaa Lasten Ystava, Sc
maksaa Yhdysvaltoihin ainoas-
taan Is senttia vuosikerta ia py-
hakouluille annetaan alennus.
Suomeen ia Canadian so senttia
vuosikerta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04

toisia lupaa tulla. Terve tule-
maan vaan, Kylla taalla on pal
jon ty0ta Jumalan valtakunnan
ty0-vainiolla.
Taitaapa menna liian pitkalle
tina kirjeeni, joten on ehka PAL
kallaan lopettaa. Jatan kaikki
Auttajan lukijat Jeesuksen veri-
sim haavoihin hyvasti, nautti-
maan Jumalan, siunattua raul
haa. = Hallelujaa, kita sieluni
Herraa! j. X.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
Tammik. 81 p. 1915.

I'll Re 1O4cs
Jumala vakuuttaa sanassaan:
cen nina jata teta orvoiksi" =.
Todellakin on Jumalan sana to-
teutunut silminnahtavasti mel
takin superiorilaisia kohtaan
ITALIA alkaneella vuodella. Uu-
den vuoden paivana oil taalla
keskuudessamme saarnaaja G.
Pikki, jolloin pidettiin Jumalan-
palvelus takalaisen Suomi-Syno-
dan seurakunnan kirkossa. ia
taas puoli KUN aikana oil veil
Pikki toisen kerran, jolloin oil
seurat j. Kukkosen asunnolla.
20 p. oil taalla past. Haapanen
Ironwoodista, jolloin my0skin oil
seurat kirkossa. PASTOR Sarvela
my0skin on ollut paikkakunnal-
lamme hautaamassa muutamia
kuolleita, tammikuun ajalla.
Taman KUN 80 p. italia oil
seurat H. T. Nemen Asunnolla,
jossa- tilaisuudessa puhuivat
pastorit: Kortemaki, Kuussto
ia Rissanen. Pastort olivat me-
nossa Nurmijarvelle Evankelu-
mijuhlille. Kiitoksemme lausum-
me kaikille tielle kaynnistanne.
Jumala vaivanne palkitsee, nyt
tiedamme, keta on kaynyt kes-
kuudessamme Jumalan nimessa,
mutta emme tieda mita he ovat
aikaansaaneet. No min, toivossa
vaan eteenpain Jumalan avulla.
Toivomme taas helmikuullakin
saavamme monia Jumalan mie-
hia kuulla. Hengessani olen aa-
vistanut, eta pastori Wuori kay
taalla ensikuulla. Olisipa Sc
hauskaa, jos min olisi. My0skin
lola mainitsemme, eta neiti
Annie Korhula, Randall, MINI.
on tullut paikkakunnalle. Sisar
Karhula aikoo jaada olemaan
toistaiseksi tame.
On ehka paikallaan mainita
eta taman tammikuun 81 p. il
lalla on hengellinen ohjelma-ilta-
ma Kannel r. S. haalilla, jossa
my6skin tullaan keskustelemaan.
ja~-paattamaan, josko ~aletaan pi-
tamaan kokouksia joka sunnun-
tai-ilta. Viela kaikille Auttajan
lukijoille lahetamme terveisem-
me. Sc, mita enin toivomme,
on, eta saataisiin enemman US
kovaisia keskuuteemme.
Vel. j. X.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-05
Howell and Harries
Again Debate Light
and Power Question

r. Beeoher Howell and General George
Harries. president Of the Omaha Electric
Light and Power company locked horns
again in an argument as 10 whether the
metropolitan water district should be al
lowed to go INTO the electric lighting
business. This time they met with the
municipal affairs committee OF the Com
mercial club. The committee invited the
two as the typical representatives Of the
two sides OF the scrap as to whether a
publicly-owned electric lighting plant
should be installed in Omaha to com
pete with the present company.
Both we're pleased TO get the oppor-
tunity TO appear. They met Wednesday
at the Real Estate exchange meeting.
There they introduced themselves, as no
one of the hosts happened to think quickly
enough TO introduce them. They aired
their opinions on the electric light dues-
tion with considerable vigor. Later in
the afternoon both hoped upon a train
and rushed to Lincoln to appear before a
senate committee to argue the opposing
sides OF the light question there.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-05
A. R. Toozer, One of
Earliest Pioneers,
Answers Last Cali

Alfred II. Toozer. one OF omaha's pio-
neers. having come to this city from Bris-
tol. England. in 1858. died at his home
Wednesday morning. He was a member
and past president Of omaha's veteran
fire department. and also member OF
Independent Order OF Odd Fellows iodge
No TO- lie has lived In Omaha for fifty
two years The deceased was married in
Bristol. England. flfty-Hevsn years ago.
ana Is survived BY his wife, one son.
George r. Toozer OF Omaha, and five
daughters. Mrs. william Edmundson,
Mrs l.. Snyder and Mrs. A. Hooge OF
Omaha, Mrs. Harry jackson OF vancou-
yer. Wash. and Mrs. II. C. Powell of Los
Angeles. Car
Mr.. Toozer was for many years leader
Of the Union Pacific band. one OF 1.-THE
earliest musical organizations in the en-
tire west and well known all along the
line from here TO Utah.
The funeral services win be held al the
chapel OF Bradley 4 Dorrance under the
auspices OF the Independent order of Odd
Fellows lodge this afternoon at with
private interment at Forest Lawn ceme-
terry.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-05
If You Are Ten Pounds
Or More Under Weight

II you are thin. undeveloped ami under
weight and would like to quickly put on
ten OF more pounds OF sound healthy
flesh between your skin and bones. walk
riRnt into sherman a McConnelfs drug
store today. step on his penny weighing
scales and see exactly what IL your
weight now. Then step right over 10 the
drug counter and tell the clerk you want
six boxes OF Sargol. the F1esh Buildor-a
full sixty day treatmcnt-and begin TAX
ing the tablets right away. When the
tablets are ali gone. 30 back 10 sherman
McConnelfe drug store. step on his
scales again, weigh yourself once more
and II you haven't gained az least ten
pounds OF good solid. healthy flesh. step
tight over TO the drug counter and tell
the clerk you want your money back
and he viii give II 10 you cheertullty and
promptly Many thin people say. "fd give
most anything TO pat on n little extra
weight" but when some one SUGGESTS a
Way they exolaln Not a chance. nothing
will make me plump. I'm built to stay
thin" Until you have tried sArgol the
Fleah Builder. you do not and cannot
know THAT'S true. Sargoi has put pounds
81 healthy stay there flesh on hundreds
who doubted and In spite OF their doubts
and We think Il VIII put flesh on YOU. but
The only way YOU or We can ever know
a for YOU 10 try a. II YOU gain the
welaht It's money well apent and II YOU
don't Il costs you nothing for Sherman a
Mcconnell. or for that matter. any drug
gist IN Omaha and vicinity Is authorised
20 return every cent you paid II the r.
suits do not satisfy you.-AdVertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-05
FIVE YEAR-OLD TOT
SFATALLY BURNED
Little Charlotte Cutler Dies from
Injuries Received While Play
ing with Brother.
WAS CONSCIOUS ALL THE TINE

Charlotte Alberta Cutler. 5-year-
old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
A. Cutler. $40 South Thirty-first
street, died yesterday at st. Cath
crimes hospital as the result of burns
received Tuesday afternoon when
her clothing was set afire by her g.
year-old brother. Edward.
Late Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Cutler
was attracted 10 the attic Of her home
by the cries Of the little girl, who had
been quietly playing house with her
younger brother for several hours.
Reaching the playroom she found the
child a veritable torch of flame, writhing
on the attic floor Snatching an old
blanket she managed to extinguish the
blaze but had not arrived soon enough 20
save the little one from being horribly
burned. The fire had scared and
scorched the flesh from the girls neck
to her very feet. and by the time DR..
Seymour Smith arrived II was only a
question of making the little one as com
Portable as possible until the end.
Conscious All the Time.
Inc thstu was thhtH 10 ~. Catfeflnt z
hospital. and up to the time OF her death
was conscious all the time. she hardly
cried at all after the doctor came-and
let him dress her burns with scarcely a
whimper." declared Mrs. Cutler The
little girl bid her mother bood-bye at the
hospital early this morning and barely a
half hour later passed away.
Charlotte was the first 20 die Of eleven
children ranging in age from 1s months
20 IS years. and the family are absolutely
heartbrokeh Mr.. Cutler, who il freight
conductor on the Union Pacific, came In
off his run the evening of the accident.
but was forced TO go out again wednes-
day night I'VE have a big family to
feed" Mrs. Cutler volunteered. HE
could do nothing for our poor little girl,
20 he had to CO."
Mrs. CutIer Burned.
In smothering the flame Mrs. Cutler
was badly burned when her hand came
in contact with the red hot metal clasp
Of her daughters garter. while the
buckle OF the little girls belt which
touched her arm created similar but
less severe burn.
The little brother managed to tell the
mother how the accident occurred, and
from Mrs Cutler IL was learned that
the children had some way got hold OF
a match and were trying 20 burn some
bits Of paper in a little doll stove The
girl leaning over the plaything was sc,
on fire when her wais. came in contact
with the lighted match.
IT'S terribly hard 10 lose a little one
in such an awful way, but ! thank God
that she did not live. The doctors told
me that II she had she would have been
a cripple and an invalid" sobbed the
mother as she related the experience.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-05
or FIRE CAPTAIN
ASKS FOR $50 PENSION

Mrs. l.. c. Houts of sOis Howard street
told the city commissioners she was not
excited when a fire broke out In her
home on September %. 1914 and the
lives OF herself. baby and husband were
In danger.
She was a witness at a hearing In con-
nection with a pension application OF
Mrs. katherine Rockford, widow OF Cap
tain Thomas Rockford, who died on No
vember "A. following injuries suffered at
this fire Mrs. Rockford asks for so a
month. The matter has been taken under
advisement
Mrs. Houts fell to the ground and
landed on Captain Rockford when a lad
der upon which she was descending
slipped She suffered a broken leg,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-05
HIGHER ANTE MUST
NOW BE MADE HERE
Traders on Grain Margins Can No
Longer Get In on a Shoestring
for a Big Cleanup.
MARGIN IS NOW THIRTY CENTS

Wheat traders who do a scalping
business by buying or selling a few
thousand bushels of grain and get
ting out on a turn of the market,
thus making or losing small sums,
were given a severe jolt when they
appeared at their usual places In the
local commission houses. II was
then they discovered that during the
night the margins had been raised
on them. This put many OF them
out of the running.
Prior TO last fall when wheat prices
commenced TO climb, traders by putting
in $40 were permitted to buy or sell 1000
bushels OF wheat As prices began TO
fiuctuate the commission required TO
carry 1000 bushels was raised to so. This
ran along until now. when at all OF the
commission houses II was announced that
in accordance with an agreement reached
by all the grain commission houses OF the
country the margin had been advanced TO
90 cents per busheI, or 500 for carrying a
trade OF 100 bushels, without and reduc-
ton. even II the trade ran into millions
OF DuHhels-
To stop wtId-CattinE.
The commission of y cent per bushel
maintains the same as IN the past, II
being asserted that the advance IN the
amount OF margin required is 10 put an
end 10 wildcat speculation and bring the
trading down 10 more stable business.
II IL understood on the Omaha Grain
exchange that the Chicago Board Of Trade
is likely TO require margin OF 30 cents
Der bushei. an increase OF Is cents.
The increase OF margins required by the
commission houses has resulted In putting
fully four-fifths Of the local traders off
watch. In the past nearly any OF them
could manage TO scrape together $50 with
which to make a trade, but now with the
advance to $50. only a limited number
are able TO raise the money.
While the Chicago wheat options were
off TO cents in Chicago the Omaha
cash market was strong. 10 cent higher.
prices ranging between n.b5 and si.bo
per bushel, with twenty-three cars in
slght.
There were 1s7 cars Of corn on the mar
ket and prices were \ to cent up. sales
being made around Is TO q cents per
bushel.
Oats receipts were twelve cars. with
prices about the same as Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-05
1T RUINS HAIR TO
WASH 1T WITH SOAP

Soap should be used very sparingly.
IL at all. II you want to keep your
hair looking its best. Most soaps and
prepared shampoos contain too much
alkah This dries the scalp, makes
the hair brittle. aud ruins Il.
The best thing for steady use is
just ordinary mulsified coooanut oil
(which Is pure and greaseless). is
cheaper and better than soap or any
thing else you can use.
one or two teaspoonfuls will cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly. simply
moisten the hair with water ana rub
Il In. II makes an abundance OF rich.
creamy lather. which rinses out easily
removing every particle OF dust. dirt.
dandruff and excessive OIL The hair
dries quickly and evenly. and It leaves
the scalp soft. and the hair fine and
silky. bright lustrous. fluffy and easy
TO manage.
You can get mulsified cocoanut oil
at any pharmacy, and a few ounces
will supply every member OF the
family Tor months.-Advertiseme
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-05
THREE HUSBANDS HAVE
FILED DIVORCE PETITIONS

Petitions for divorces Of three hus-
bands are included in several suits TO
unite matrimonial oonds filed In dis
trict court.
Alton ]. Dolinsty charges that hls
wife. Alice A.. expressed an opinion
that he reaembled common domestic
animal OF m repute. and that she threw
dishwater IN his face.
Werdna ID. Mayes asserts that Flor,
ence H. Mayes treated him cruelty ana
deserted him.
Charles c. Mayer filed cross-bln in
his wife's suit. accusing Nellie Mayer OF
cruelty.
Mrs. Lucinda NJ. Hampton has filed
ruit for divorce against George A.
Hampton. on grounds Of cruelty.
Other petitions filed are. Julia Yowen
against John W., grounds cruelty; Mary
Ann Wood against Harry grounas
cruelty.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-05
DR.. Jenkins is Now
Learning Of Schools

DR.. DE. jenkins. OF the University OF
Omaha. one OF tho new members of the
Board Of Education, Is now using his
spare time learning the locations Of the
school buildings.
Wednesday evening he was one OF the
speakers at an entertainment given by
the attendants OF the night school at
Kellom school, DR.. Jenkins nearly missed
his date.
Kellom school IL located off the main
travelled roads. The doctor had gem
cral idea OF the location. He got OFT a
street car about Twentieth and Gaming
streets and wandered around until he
became uneasy Finally he asked man
who was shoyelIng snow 10 direct him
20 Kcliom school. The doctor misunder-
stood the directions given and took a
wrong track. Eventually he reached his
destination.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-05
SECURING DATA ON
ALL BUSINESS CONDITIONS

The United Cigar stores are compiling
information with regard TO the pulse Of
business throughout the United States.
Assistant Commissioner Ellis OF the Com
Inercial club has received several letters
from the headquarters OF the concern IN
New York asking for information as TO
other Of the letters. writted BY 7, c. Shot
well has just been received. He states
that the first inquiry made on this sub
ject some weeks ago. disclosed sur
prising volume OF good business. The
company announces that II believes the
frequent publication OF good news In a
business line will have good effect on
business IN general
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-05
EXPECTS TO BE FREE
FROM QUARANTINE SOON

The quarantine Of Miss Kate Me
HuEh's home. 2ale Dodge street. which
has been In force for the Last three
weeks. Il expected 20 be lifted In several
days Owing 20 the fact that two mem-
bers Of the family have had smallpox,
Aiiss McHugh has not teen able 70 teach
her classes Al the Omaha university dur
ing this period.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-05
FACE COVERED
WITH PIMpLES
ALL HER lice
hut Kiss AyrSn Got q beautiful Com
plOxion' as q Cost OF Only S2.oo


Nov. q, 1si4:-"All my life my face was
covered completely with mass Of PIN
pies, blackheads and blotehes. / spent
lot Of money on numerous remedies
and treatments without success and no
relief at all. l tried so many things
that l was afraid my case could not be
cured. Rcsinol Ointment and Resinol
Soap seemed to do me good right from
the first. 1 used two Jars of Resinol
Ointment and some Resinoi Soap, the
total cost being only $500, and this COM
pletely cured my case. My skin Is with
out blemiSh and l am the possessor OF
a beautiful complexion" CsipedD Mabel
Ayres. Stone Mountain. Va
Every druggist sells Resinol Soap and
Resinol Ointment For trial, free. write
to Dept s-R. Resinol, Baltimore.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-05
MONEY SUBSCRIBED FOR
RELIEF OF PALESTINE JEWS

AZ meeting OF the jewish war vic
Tins relief committee at. the Jewish
synagogue the telegram relative to the
suffering Of Jews IN Palestine was read
ire committee appropriated siso for this
purpose. The question OF the Jewish
performance by local talent az the Bran
dels theater was considered and eneour-
agins reports submitted.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-05

me continually l.
tried doctors and all
kinds of medicine
for several years
but was not cured
until / took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound. I
hope my testimonial
will help other suf-
fering women to
try your wonderful
medicine. Mrs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-05
Grain Girls to Give
Banquet February Is

The Grain Girls OF Omaha. an organi-
zation OF yoang women employed in the
various grain offices Of the city viii give
their semi-annual banquet at the Loyal
hotel. February 10.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-05

like tearing the fieah on. It
erst appeared ~ = rash and
it itched and burned. The
joints would crack open and
bleed at times. ] could pun
small pieces Of scaly skin on
and then che part would be
very tender. several Of my
nnser nails came on. Cold
WISER seemed 70 mals the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-05

Proper TFeatmsnt FOE niIisusnsss.
For a long time Miss Lulu SHELTON.
tchurehville. n. r., was bilious and had
sick headache and dissy spellg. Chamber
lain's Tablets were the only thing that
save her permanent relief. obtainahle
everywhere