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Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-05
METHODISTO PRAISE
REVTVALS' RESULTS
They at Least Keep Young People
Out Of Mischief on Long Winter
Evenings, Says Bishop.
FORWARD MOVEMENT MEETING


III revivals did nothing else they
would at least keep young people out
Of mischief" said Bishop Frank NJ.
Bristol in his talk to a full house
of men and women, in the Methodist
forward movement rally at the First
Methodist church last night. Re
vivals would be worth while for
that alone, for during the long win
ter evenings the young people would
be there instead Of in other gather
ings where they should not be. There
is no time so fruitful for the works
OF the devil as during the long win
ter evenings. That is the time when
young people get together. What is
the time when, down in the country,
they have their dances and their
card parties, and the devil makes a
rich harvest
Bishop Bristol made a plea for re-
vivals. but admonished those who seek
TO lead others to Christ. first TO get the
power of the Holy Ghost in their own
beings.
Converted by John Dale.
The bishop incidentally told some in
teresting "reminiscences about the late
John Dale of Hanscom PARK Methodist
church. He declared that John Dale
was the man who first brought him to
Christ, during a revival back east many
years ago. when he was a small boy
He said John Dale was so good and
kind, and made such a friend of him as
a boy that he was willing to do anything
Mr.. Dale said. and when Mr.. Dale came
down the aisle in a big revival where
young Bristol had gone to scott and
gggie, and placed his arm around Bris-
tols shoulder and asked him to give him
self to Christ, he just could not resist.
There comes a picking time on the
farm in the cherry season, or In the ap-
pie season." said the bishop. There
comes picking time in the work of the
church. And It was during one of the
big revivsls that John Dale came down
the aisle and picked me.
Yes. and I can count at least a dozen
ministers today who came to Jesus Christ
through the influence OF that great. good
man. John Dale"
Urges Personal Work.
Bishop Theodore S. Henderson OF
Chattanooga, urged personal work by the
members OF the church. but admonished
the ministers to supplement the CAM
paign with their own work on Sundays.
He urged the ministers to ask their
congregations to write the names OF all
men OF their acquaintance who would
be better men II Jesus Christ were in
their lives. He told them that then these
should be tabulated. "If you have but
thirty-five men In the church and you
! find you have 100 names passed in." he
said, divide them up and give each
/ member three or four of them to see
Let them have definite ones upon which
to work, and let them go to them per-
sonaliy and earnestly"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-05
Heals Skin Diseases

II Is unnecessary for you to suffer with
eczema. ringworm, rashes and similar
rkin troubles. A little zemo. gotten at
any drug store for &c. or 500 for extra
large bottle, and promptly applied will
usually give instant relief from itching
torture. IL cleanses and soothes the skin
and heals quickly and effectively most
skin disease.
zemo Is a wonderful disappearing LIQUID
and does not smart the most delicate skin.
IL Is not greasy, Is easily applied and
costs little. Get It today and save all
further distress.
Zemo, Cleveland.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-05
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take DIR.
Edwards Olive Tablets.

That's what thousands Of stomach suf.
ferers are doing now. Instead Of taking
tonios. or trying TO patch up a poor d.
session, they are attacking the real cause
OF the ailment-clOgged liver and disor.
dered bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse the
liver In soothing. healing way. When
the liver and bowels are performing
their natural functions. away goes in
digestion aud stomach troubles.
II you have a bad taste In your mouth.
tongue coated. appetite poor. lazy. don't
care feeling, no ambition or energy,
troubled with undigested food. you should
take Olive Tablets. the substitute for
ealomel
DIT. Edwards Olive Tablets are a purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive oil
You win know them by their olive color.
They do the work without gripping
cramps or pain
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief, 90 you can eat what you like. AZ
Zoe and sc per box. All druggists.
The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus
Ohio.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-05
FIGHTING CREW WILL
SAIL ON THE OSCAR II

NEW YORK. Feb. f.-The names OF
the amateur boxers who viii 80 to Den
marx 20 compete for the United States
Ia the International boxing champion
ships there IN March were announced to-
day b. the Amateur Athletic union The
men are;
William Speneler of the Union Settle
mon A. c. OF New York
John karplnski OF the Cleveland A. c.
of Cleveland.
John Maloney Of 81. Rita's Catholic
club Of Philadelphia.
spengler viii compete In the middle
weight and heavyweight classes, Kar-
plnski IN the welterweight class, and Ma
loney Ia the lA-pound clase. All three
men hold amateur ehamponship titles An
their weights. They will san from New
FORK on the Oscar II ON February II.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-05

Rorn-To Mr.. and Mrs. J. Al. Knbourn,
on February 4, a son.
The district Odd Fellows meeting will
be held here Wednesday, February 9.
Farmers are using bobsleds a great deal
this time 20 haul grain TO market.
John Mckay returned Thursday from
a business trip to Rocks county, Kansas.
Frank A. Davis returned the first OF
the week from a visit with friends al
Auburn.
Mrs J. w. sperry has been called to
Summer. Neb. by the serious illness %
her father. William Mcfarland aged a.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pool OF Wabash
were IN town the first OF the week maxi
ing arrangements 20 move 10 this locality.
Mrs 5. v. Gerard returned the first OF
the week from Lincoln. where she had
visited a. the home OF friend. Mrs.
Ogden.
Ars. a. j. Wickersham has zone 10
Fairbury 10 attend a meeting Of the Off
GERS Of the Daughters Of the American
ftetQiatioh
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-05
valley.

Aliss Lillian Morrow went 10 Omaha
Monday TO see Hamlet
Miss Vaunta Cork spent the weekend
with her mother, in Lincoln.
Mrs. W. :. Eddy. who has been quite
m. il improving quite rapidly
Mrs. Richard Webster Will spend a
month with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Whltmore.
Rev. MIR. Relnhardt OF Omaha gave
an illustrated lecture az the Presbyter-
ian church Tuesday
Rev Ralph Homeman occupied the pull
pit al the Presbyterian church ON sum
day morning and evening.
The ladies' OF the Presbyterian church
gave an enjoyable surprise for Mrs. Roy
Smith at her home Thursday afternoon.
Mr. shober Of the Rayburn party At
Fremont. addressed a union meeting In
the Methodist Episcopal church We'd
nesday evening.
The regular meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid society was held at the home OF
Mrs. Frank " Adams on Wednesday.
AIre. Butcher and Mrs. Garrison as
sisted Mrs. Adams In serving the lunch
The Valley Woman's club held it's
regular meeting Friday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Hedberg. Ars. N u. John
son gave a paper on History Of Modern
Music" Mrs Webb, an Instrumental Sc
lection, and Mrs. Wallstroen, on Ne
braska as a Territory"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-05
Would Give Coyotes
Mango and Scabies

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Feb. 4.--The
conference Of federal and state health
officers TO consider rabies and other dis
ease conditions in thu west closed today
after adopting resolutions expressing
their suggestions to meet the situation.
The Department OF Agriculture Is asked
to investigate the practicability OF inoou-
lating coyotes with mango or soabies for
their eradication, AZ now prscticed in
Montana.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-05
ELKS WILL CELEBRATE
ANNIVERSARY OF LODGE

Omaha Elks will celebrate the thirtieth
anniversary Of the local lodge next Mon
day night with an attractive program and
souvenirs
Hundreds Of charter members and old
md new members are expected TO turn
out to assist in making the occasion a
success.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-05
BRITISH BUY CASTOFF
RAILROAD TIES IN U. S,

BOSTON. FEB. IAN offer OF S cents
apiece for io4oeD cast-off railroad ties
VA received today BY the Boston &
Maine railroad from the British govern
nent Formerly the railroad burned all
- old ties, but orders were sent through
9uf the system today directing the ties be
saved. II a. understood that the British
KoyefnmeRt 81 negotiating with other
railroads m the hope OF obtaining 10000
ties for nse ia construetins branches In
Exanes
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-05
Gopher Democrats
Declare for Wilson

ST. PAUL MINI. Feb. 4.-Resolutions
approving in general the policies OF
President Wilson and advocating his re-
nomination as the trusted leader OF the
general democracy in 1916. were adopted
BY the Minnesota democratic conference
here today. Twenty-four delegates to the
national convention at st. Louis who
are to be recommended TO the voters In
the March a primary election, were
selected
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-05
springfield.

springfield
Mrs. otto wrieth IL very sick at her
home.
a. l.. Dunn OF Bellevue was in town
Thursday.
o, c. Rishling OF Antelope county is
here visiting relatives.
W. b. stRpleton o. Omaha visited
friends here last Sunday.
Rev, IL. o. Capsey Is attending the min
lsterial association In Omaha this week.
The high school will debate the question
OF "Prepa redneas' next Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry schumann Of
Omaha are visiting Ma and MS. w. Nj.
k.eck.
led Zimmerman returned Tuesday from
BrunsW lick, Neb. where he has been Nis~
itlng his mother.
sam Metz Is In Omaha practicing with
the DANISH team for me tus-of-Mar con-
test that II soon TO be pulled OFT.
John weise,. an inmate Of the poor
farm here. died Wednesday evening. The
body VAS taken to Omaha for burial.
An average temperature OF little over
Is degrees above zero II the record for
January as reported By L. A. Bates, who
keeps the government record.
Jacob Sass while blasting stumps was
injured by premature explosion which
caused him TO be taken 10 an Omaha hos
pital. He will not be permanently injured.
A petition Is being circulated asking
that the name OF James r. Begiey be
placed on the ballot at the primaries 70
succeed himself as district Judge 70 this
district.
Mrs. Martha sack after a lingering III
ness OF mere than year died AZ her late
home Tuesday evening. Funeral services
were conducted Thursday afternoon bS
Rev. n. G. Capsey.
gospel team from Omaha consisting
Of Dr. Ward, Fred Blair. o. n. Drew
Harry Trinbie, II. G. ForRy and Charlie
n Lang, took charge of the revival serv-
ices saturday evening and all day sun
day A large number attended and many
took ny the Christian life.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-05
Benninston.

Mrs. c, w Hickey went to Omaha ON
I Thursday,
Miss Augusta Lebbert Was an Omaha
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. George Nelson and children have
moN ed 10 town.
Miss Clara N lite underwent an opera
lion for throat trouble
DR.. and Mrs Dwyer OF Omaha were
Remington visitors sunday attarnoon,
Mr., ana Mrs Chris Baohus attended
the enker,Aiockleman wedding near Elk
horn ANecnesdRy.
Mrs. p. Fedde OF Benson has been stay
Ing With her daughter, Mrs. Fred Ohft,
curing lsawrenee's illness.
Miss Louise Markham has been very
M for some time with brain fever She
II now reported 10 be improving
The schools reopened Monday morning,
there being no new cases OF scarlet fever
and the situation greatly improved.
The local lodge OF Odd Fellows installed
Officers last week, with Peter Bunx, jr..
as noble grand. Fred Gottsch secretary
and Peter Mangold as treasurer.
The coyote hunt was quite successful
from the coyote point Of view. as none
of men and boys enjoyed the hunt and
the lunch that followed
William Kerr, who formerly lived here,
but for the last year has been on a farm
near Tekamah. will soon come 70 make
hia home on the Tozier place near Elk
City which he recently bought.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-05


Mrs. Howe and daughter are here from
Canada for visit with relatives.
Dick Dobney. who has been here for
several weeks returned 10 his home at
stuart Friday.
John Quinton OF Brule. was here this
week visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs, w. H. Belts Is spending the week
with her son, Eddie and family. at Eagle,
Miss Mary Kohl Is spending the week
with friends at Nebraska City.
John Mcfarland was called to sum
ner the first Of the week by the serious
illness OF his father.
Mrs. Samuel johnson and Mrs. p. A.
Hanger we're visiting az Lincoln this
week.
]. NJ. Dunbar and family were at Ne
hawaka on Sunday for a visit with rela-
tives.
The Avocs and Syracuse basket ball
teams viii play game here on next
"wednesday evening.
Prof. George Campbell was called to
Columbus this week by the death OF
his slster-in-law. Mrs. Campbell.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-05

Mrs Vistal and Mrs. Powell were
Omaha visitors Saturday.
Margaret Anderson and Emma sundall
were Omaha visitors Saturday.
Ralph Thompson run into a wire fence
while coasting and broke his lower jaw,
Tho Northwestern railroad h putting
n = steel bridge over the l. tile Pappio
creek.
Mrs. Spring. Mrs. Nels Rasmussen Mrs
WiuM and Maggie Kitchen are on the
sick list.
The Ladies Aid society met at the
Lohn Anderson. sr., home for dinner
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Williams returned
Monday from two months trip In Texas
and Florida
Alfred Rasmussen of osmond, Neb.
visited few days last week at the Nels
Rasmussen home.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bieick of Eigin,
3; D.; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bleick and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Anderson OF Benson
were entertained at the John Bleick
home Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-05
From Our Near Neighbors
EIkhorn.

EIixhOrn.
Mrs. }. N. Wyatt went to Omaha on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Warren moved to
the seefus farm this week.
Dr. @. II. Hall was confined TO his bed
few days this week with grip.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson were at
omaha Monday afternoon.
Mesdames james Quinn and John Man
gold were Omaha passengers Tuesday,
Mrs. p. c. Hofeldt and daughter. Miss
Dorothy, we're Omaha visitors Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Bachaus Of near
Bennington visited Thursday with the
formers sister, Mrs. p. G.. Hofledt.
Henry Denkor, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Denker. and Miss Lena Mockelman
were married Wednesday at the bride 3
home, They viii live on the Herman
Bull farm.
Misses Ella and Alma Hansen gave a
miscellaneous shower saturday afternoon
at the formers home for Miss Hilda
Meyer who is TO be married soon TO Mr..
Henry Gotch Of Springfield,
PapiIIion.
The February term OF district court
convenes Monday.
The young women Of Papillion will
give a leap year dance at Bells hail to-
The Happy Five" will give masquer-
ade ball az the German Home hall to-
night,
Mrs John Harmsen has been seriously
VI this week. She Is suffering from an
injury 20 her knee chused by fall some
years ago.
The Christian Endeavor OF the Presby-
terian church Will have special services
sunday evening celebrating Christian
Endeavor day.
Rev. l.. a, Thompson has gone to Ham.
burg. Ia, where he VIII have charge OF
the services At the Presbyterian chu-ch
Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Cook from the Omaha
seminary will preach IN his atead here
Mrs. q. Shaffer and Mrs Il. E. Bon.
ham entertained the Woman's club
"Wednesday afternoon az It's regular NEE
ing. The following officers We're elected
Tor next year, Miss Edna Wilson. presl.
dent MIS-. a. y. CollihA. vice president
Mrs, George Boyer secretary; Mrs. ]. r
begley. corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. r. y. Bonham, treasurer. Mrs. n
b. Armstrong led an interesting lessor
ON American Marine Painters.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-09

Det ett 0patsnrtn
gum &du pes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oom Hbelns;9erue aauot as nads'
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6anfbau friiber sroBe gerbreitling
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lie bei Der Reidsresierung Die gins
7eBung zines 5panioauausiduiIes an,
Der Die 2%l6na6me bes Rn1barfe5 gu
6eltimmten Dreiier suiidert.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-09

9fpB Nalmer, Ser leit bier Sa6rell
Nrin5ipal Ser Mcainlcp Sdltle mar,
tlnat Ser Sdatlbeboroe bon galt 800
fine leine 8eIignation ei1aereiht, sic
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iiberiieoeln, no er ebeniaas inrgdul-
ia6 t6atis lei't miro.
@seeen Irieoensltorllng lluo neil
ct leine Nadlbarlt belaltigt l,tb tbat-
lid angegriffen 6atte, lpltrbe Mop
0apis, PIG 6. Moenlie mobnbaft,
berbaftet ltlo geltern Morgen bonn
Goli5eiridter su $5.O5 Strafe ullo
aoitelt perltrt6eilt.
/ Ser Staotrat6 bon Colt Mplille
i6at in Ser lebten Sisi1ng pcrldieoe-
ne @flnlterungsar6eitcn %autboriiirt,
melde $36,572 foiten lueroen. Ser
id)ieOene StraBenblods unb StraBe1r
iino bierin eingeidloIlen.
@abrcno oes Monats Sanltar
npliroen. 90 Safe int Goli5eigeridt
berba,1belt. Gttpa 1000 Nerlonen
'bielten Mad)tquartier in Ser Goli5ei=
ltation mdbrenb bes lebten M1onats.
Iie Stdbtam61ilan5 murbe 80 Mal
lbenotbigt, uno Ser Gatrolrpaee1 tpllr=
De 46 Maal gebralht. ga @efal1gene
luuroen in DEM Gatrolmagen befor=
bert.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-09

Iri9cm Sabrer CUR Mllbc gclebt. Der
Ycritor6etc Dinterl1Bt feline f1obel,
gertpanoten.
@cil or ieitc Tolnilic mibbanoelt
bette ll,ro nid)t iiir bicielbc lor9en
apoate, lultrOc SSorl1es Monroc, 1906.
IA. Mpelltc, berbaitct uno geltern
pom Toli3eirid)tcr 81 40 Eagcn Salt
I'M Golmtp9eiangnib pcrurtbeilt.
Seiratbs : Grlolbnibidcine.
Mtorris Berger nno Sri. 2ola $50
lan0, @alcsbltrg.
Siegfrieo q. @nitaijon, Srio,l,
n1O SRI. giolet tSopbia 9etcrlon,
2prnl Center.
elmer 5. aimball, @ofefielo,
yteb., lio Sri. Glltb 6. Campbell,
Nod Sslano.
@ia @bitc rub 5rall MarD Ses=
lep, &od Sslalo.
@ere $. Go1per 1lllo SRI. Mabcl.
StlulHpcu, sWtellOofQ.
Die Ster6eraten inn Srocn ser
Wtobern @poomen Of Mmerica 1parel1
lpabretto 6es lebtc,t Worats al,Ber=
Ioroentli6 ,bobe unb Sic bodNten ieit
0elteben 0es Srbens. Sir 745 5tef=
befaae erlallbte Die Gerapaltrmgsbe=
borOe $1,299,O0O. Die nadlte gi=
hllng Ser @eborbe finSet am 1. Mars
ltatt ncbit citer grtraperjammlung
ON IA. Je6rllar.
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bon 9ltso Mlpine allgeflagten Can
ebalteen miro g%egenparttg int Mod
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@roBgeldpporenen 5mr 8eratbung
l%ibergcben tperben. Ger Mnipalt 6es
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mill. Mid)ter @burd lbdt bis jett 1tod)
ntdt fem nrtbeil abgegeben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-09

Mn5islia. .@ratnlire!
Reide 9raut - BE, be2t" ,Das MID!
- eber @erItanp bat lie fir 3pet.."
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-09

9erianst: g%riabreues @ausmao9en
fir all9emeine 5ausarbeit. Seine $50
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Strabe poer o1 t%elepbuniren: 9ahens
port $3.50. 3,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-09
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crmproef luprben2

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Illlb III Der @adbaridyoit 6es Sous
boutes, INN Die 2eid)e oaisniinbem.
3rpei 9riioer oes Gerlnibten, 9fep. $.
5. Dolularen bon Chicago ,tno Carl
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porgeitern Mbello on, nm l,ad) Sem
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genellt5iinollng- I'M Sitter bon 8 Sssaf-
relt. Der Gater ltarb I'M Sabre 1912.
Sic @eeroigllng filtoet am Donaers=
lug 9euu)lllllluB auI FIJI JHOerltOe
SrieObof ltatt.
Ias MoIiltc Yoli5ei-0 epartcment
LIT iest INIT eiaem sll1gl1lotor allsge-
@itnttet morbel1, Der bon ser 9ife 5a-
3piitg 0ipice So. bon Chicago be5ogel1
|rDorom lit. Die Nfalhine foltet $3.50
'lnno iii i1ad) oem mo0erniten Mlliter
bergelteut.
Sri. Marp Stoltenberg. Yrin5ipa-
lin Der @arfielO Sdllle, Die iid) fiirs-
slid) elmer Operation i'm 1ri-@itp Sa=
|'litarium m~ter5osen fat, lit iebt 10
|noeit bergeitelt, oaB 0ieiel6e in ci,ri-
gen Sagcn Dos Soipital pcrlaI5cn-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-09
Menes mug Muslatinc.

5rau sarab 9ofer, @ithpc bes
+berIhorbel,en Millipndrs Nelt6ell @n=
fer, fril6ere ginlppbncr Don Mltsca=
tine, lit p~urgcltern III ibretm @eim in
Wonrupia, Sal, int Mter bon so
Sayten aeiturbcl1. Iie Iantilie 3d.
fer perlicB Ml1scatilte i'm Sabre
1886. Die Gerltorhe,le binterlaBt in
Mliscofine einige 9seffen lrltb 9tid)=
ten, Die 9eeroisltng faro geitern in
Woltropia ltatf.