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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-29

nemlig Senoens til at fortrnrtae De
andre og mere ifaoelige. 0e gier
Wfelfen iprlig eLler ilr; men illr Melf
fan forbolbspis flare Jig IGnge, for
ben bltoer beoprpet. gnbpibere bar
man 10 / ben ienere SID lprt at inbie,
at Melfeipren pirfer iom eft 9esinfef.
ttorsmiooel / Sarmfanalen oq bi6ra.
ger meget til at bpn1lne obnorme og
mere ifaSelige @iGrtngsprocesier.
Naar man peo Eaiteuriierin9 br9ber
Observation-Disclosures, er Der aItIau
eftcr lto9le Sorifcres Wening goo
8runO til at antage, at andre far,
Itge Smaaorganismer porer o0 for.
merer Jig til SortrPb og Sfaoe for
oens Srnobebstilitano, ion npber
Wtelfen. Sisie al biSie farIige ga.
ciaer fan finn brGbes peo at bolse
Wtelfen neo &~ogepuitftet / noqen
Sio; peo &aiteuriieringen % Den
bIotte Spparmning til &ogepltnftet
maa man tpertimoo iige, at ben pa.
Iteuriiercoe Melf i~narere letter emo
bemmer Opitaaelien al farlige Giar.
rter og mnore SorosielieSforitprrels
Ter; ri maa berfor abiollt rette bort
Sopeofrap moo RelfeIeperanosren,
at ban ifol garontere for 9ieernes
SunobeostilItono og bebanole IeI.
fen meo Den pocrite &enligbeo. Saa.
mart oenne 5ororing FER 6plbeit, bill
man life flInne finoe Sl1berfelbaciQer
/ Welten, og oermeO fan al Saiteuri.
lertng foloe bort, bpa0 Der altiaa, iad.
fremt De onta9ne SorboIo beiinoeS
rigttge, fun bill bore EN- SoroeI.
Seq bar mobtaBet ~Ssbielsoagsbooen"
o9 flyer Gem ntange Sat. Seq bar bert
n1egen 9fos ON benue So9, pg lea fanot
al ben FOREIGNER III ben 9ics ben faar, iaa
iee bill rreo @lGbe drbefnle ben til andre.
g. SoIeu, eoIfar. q. Sal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-29
Or nrr 1ptr?

timber oeu lange % beIp9rlige
Spcrifriit: "Sfauoinanen'$ no
gaoe al SnorreS "Seimsfrinalo" be.
Nemt al prof. dr.. @uItap Storm"
trnffer HaSmis .. HnberIon / III
@IaS for 1Sbe Sept. op igien en- ar.
tifeI, iom bar itaaet at lGie / BET ielp.
ianmc 9lub for 5te Sum- 1901. On
Ion III bar trpft benre Irtifel op
igien / oct SiemeS, al bans 9Piere
eu0uu Ell Sang ifal iaa ie paa
Trcnt, bpoo ban bar at iise ON Den
Suorre.llbgape iom ban - iislgc
On Snorrel9iers" Splpsuiug
"Seccrab.E Soften" for lite Sept.
49,. ielp iorbaublebe % opertercbe
"amerifa" ira IoriS 1900 til 6e.
brlnr 1901, set oplpIcr ban BOG in
let ON.
Mteu ban opIpier noaet anbet, ionr
CT al uIige. iterre SutereSic, nemIia
at Scnuc NrtifeI er ifrepet al iuaer
rinaerc enc Eroi. dr.. @uitau Storm,
49, ii bpiS mauuifript Den bIep ienbi
til os." 90 q. 3. u. flyer, at beuue
grtifel nil IGies meo mere interes'
Il. naar man peb, bpem Der bar fire.
ret Ben"
Ser piI ies ifpnbe mig Of erfIpre
mig er,is mes aasmis .. snSerion
- for en- Gangs StpIo. Man lG.
fer artifelen meb enoos mege:
] acre Snteresie, mar man peo,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-29
7soa .it.ta 4. AuSrrTnu
contra
1scsmus u. Annrrfpn
Here GYs / Snorrcllqcn.

: lin isritc Grtifcl i 5nOrrcioacr
I "Nmcrila~ ior 3Oic 6cbruor 1908
ftripcr u. =. ". blnn0t muOct att
0uacnoc SpnrNsmonICt ON han hap
Sc bcrcttiact Hruu pon CT beIIiNeS
@llcoc oa ell lang Siografi / Ratio
~naluNouucn al "Snorrc":
"9auOc Sn0icnOeren og "Gcrorob'
|oiten"a llOgiocr % Rconftsr DeN,
bpprfur &aSmnS q, HnocrionS
@iacNc iinOe1 / Acknowledgment a.
"Snorrc". ToriuQeu iinocH
i&roi. DR.. STORMS Snleo'
rina.D ) Ocunc 9ipe& Ell Sper'
iigt oper Be iorifieaige %llogaper al
aonaeiagaernc % oereS ~llogiuere %
SperiGttere. SnhlcOnin9cn inoebol'
scr ioaoiht muIjlt 9iogrolier usGor'
trGtter al ole Dem, iom / Siocll8
Sob bar beifipitiaet JIG meo Snorre
cnten iom lloaipere al Sriginaltcr'
fen cllcr iom Speriptterc. Mon lin.
scr Oerfor Ycrtrntter al Geoer
GlauSisn, Sobon Geringsitislo, Ger
barb Stsning u. d. 2. @runbtpiG
cSacob Aall. 7. u. Wiuud, s. u. lin.
ger, Steiuar Shistt, 6iurur Sons.
ion, @uitap Storm % 3aamus
g. Inbericu.") Roar Hotio'
n%alubganen ~inbeboIocr YortrGttcr
al allie oe anbre,") ION bar
itogipet cIler operiat Snorrc, ian pil,
De Oct bel toge iiQ liot ilnoerligt no,
ON man ubeloo Den, Iom
bar ubaipct Ben foitba'
rcitc ubgape, om nogens
iinoc bar iGet 0agenS
9pS."")
) iummc Numer al 9Inoet %ifriper
Sr. anOerion iom Spnr pno ben ;
"0ecorab.Eo Soften" iremfomne 0pIp$s
ming. at hans 9iGeoe. o. @ioarnii
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-29

Ming" onl. bporpiot Stcnerien bar iot
giaeoet mo "efter aonfercnce mso
acknowledgements Gbef".
", Y. as nboIbbnre Eoiitior
ircmeaar ! oct belle tpbcIig NOT al.
bnab ban ieIp bar ifreoet ON oenne
Sag. Sntet funSe I. CT. mere flar.
liaen beuiie, at ban beiinoer iis pau
apngrroc @runb, emo naar han !
fine iaafdIbte "RettcIier" | "gme.
rifa" for lite Sept. fort91er, at bar
II Sarten" life Iasbe W9rfe til.
OF Der i Storms S~ubleoning life bar
GortrGtter Of aIle iom bar oper.
lat Snorre. % MI moo erficitoe, al
ban her for meo l~lianobeo. Oct er
natirIigpis ut9nfeligt, at Ell Wano,
lcm eiter eget Sigenoe bar ipslet lao
meaet meo Snorre, life ituloe bore
pioenoe ON, at baaoe Hiderts,
IobnifeS. SilSebronos % @adters
YortrGtter mou9leoe ! Snoleonin'
gen.
Ser man paa Storms Snoleonin9
ca oisr en- Iiocn Sammenligning,
Ifo( Der forreiten life itor SfarpIiit'
hiqbcS til for at %ifisnne, at Der maa
bore Suif / Gluffiifen. Wan bill Der
itnoe ganlfe intoa GortrGtter men M
gen 9~ioeraiier al De gamle Snorre'
cperipttcre, iom / oct belle er afbiloet
Der. 8uitup Storm ielp bar ct Itsrre
9iaeoe men ingen 9iografi; Oct op.
lpieS filn, at han er isot | 1915.
Wen al 81. .. gnoerlon, iom eiter
hans eget S~pgiuenbe n9rmeit faloer
/ alosie meo DC Snorreuogipere,
Iom otter SperiGttererls Glan lite
or oibiloet, iinber pi | "anlerifa"'
l,oaapen ct tort beIiibes8or t.
tret % en- . /.
San gisres til ben itsrite Wano al
Dem ale, itsrre emo Sinnur Sonsicn,
itsrre enc g. q. Iund % itsrre emo
@uitap Storm.
Sor man iariruocn Here Sioness
bpro bebou?
Spoo iorsprist Snofliitringen al
gileoct og Steneriens gefatning
eermeo angaor, icr Ri os iitano til at
mebbele isIgerbe, iom q. g. u. for.
b~oabentlig pil lGie meo Snteresic:
s 1905 ~iortalte Stenerien ielu Ell
iremrascnbe observation-disclosures, iom
bar biemme | Horge pno 9eIs9, q t
hun bapbe lat u. y. as
@iIlebc iub / Snorre, 3.
u. I. | emp larer 9 o.
gen, om ~enbteS til q m e.
rita, efterat ban bapbe
opfplbt il aontraft meb
Sen norife Stat; meb IL
Gre 3 3, e~fterat ban bah.
sc uobrebt | Horge set
SpIaeaf9 ogen, ON Stor.
tbinaet bapbe at om9 e.
tingelie Tor 9epilgnin.
gen al Sc Ser. 90, 600 20
II nberitstteIie til sore
togenbet. San betragteoe ncmlig
ga @oaen iom lin pripate Gieuoom,
iom ban fltnoe gisre meb, bpob ban
rilbe - pel at mprfe operior oct
norifsomerifauife Tublifum.
Oct bar Zig set off til, at 9ileoet
Slew inbiat Der" Il Sri.
iEiania), 'aoIebeS Tom Stenerien for.
ilorer / tit @rep til Sr. Sd,iniaas.
Spis Ser enbnll or noaert, Tom
tror, at u. g. q. bar facet fit 9ilebe
% Jim @ioeroii ino / Snorre, foroi
enten Erof. @llitap Storm eller Sir
ieoeparteTertet oiIbe paaifisnne
bans pib%enifabeIige S%ortieneIter al
Acknowledgement. iaa man &c for os
gierne hare oen Sorusielie. Sum-.
tiiger moa imiblertio M prre oobei,s
bar for enbuer. iom bar zine at ie
,,nN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-29

&c OCT aI1larlfiiclt Ipr goo tytI Hpcr
at forIanec nogcn nrrmcrc 5orfIa'
ring.
Mcn ban opSaacr inart, at Der
bar ban togct fell. 90 ioa maa bar
90 no meo Ell Del al Sanobeoen
SON mna inbrsmn,e, at oct n~irfeIie
fcrboIbt fla. iom pi bapoc ontpoct
at Storm lite bapoe at
let BAN iortient til a
EGpncs | lin Snolebnin q
% at 9iIIebet % 9iogra'
item fsrit bIeo iroat ci.
ter Storms9 sb.
: "gmcrifa"s Rumer for 296t
September 1905 beber oct iaalebes
bIunot olbet ON oeune Sag:
"GroicSior DR.. @uitap Storm
ION bapbc pGrct 8jenitano for C,
itnrp, men p~eIiortient aritif ira 81
.. ", mlolob at lippue benne all,
rericnifc llogape / lin SnSleonin1
til Acknowledgment al Snorre.
Smi0lertio nGpnte ban alIC
andre, til % mc0 "Sfan'
riuopen"S % afpGrf al et
8 ptrDf."') :
~ urugcn" til, at 9ile0et OF
9ioaraiien bar fommet inc / 9oaen.
"iinOea" life Ill lrngere / StormS
SuOleOnitg, iooleocS iom ". 9. u.
ino ireioigt bupbe poaitaoet Den 3Oic
Scbruar lumme Mar. au oerimoo
Qiolbt oct oni at ioa Solf til at tro,
at uaor Iariagen life
families / StormS Snb.
Looming. ind bar @rnnoen Der
til ben, at ban (Storm) bar iornGrs
met, ioroi II. .. u. bapbe "giort
bonn til @ienitanb for en- ifarp, men
beIiortient aritif". Sanobeoen er
cen. at @roi. Storm auiaa u. 9. u.
Tor en- IiterGr og pibeuifobelig Sr'
fer, iom ban intet pilbe bnpe meo at
Leittllc, men iom isr oplplt, bar Der
cgiaa ouorr @ruube for, at ban life
tog bans 9iacoc % 9iograii mo /
Snorre; Scr er nemlig life 9ineoer
al no9en. iom bar operiot eaer no.
gipet Snorrc paa iremmeb Sprog
meb 9cupttclie al fingers, Sdsnings
cllcr onoreS llo9aper.
Gi ~titerer "Imcrifa" for 14os
Ipril 1905:
"Smiblertio (citerat H. 9. u.
eitcr egct Sigenoe bapoe iaoet "rettc
&eofommenbeS" 2site ON, at bans
llbgope al 2aiugs Sperirttclie ifuloe
blipe nGunt / en- Notc | ienere Splag
al Acknowledgment bsbe Eroi.
Storm, % Y. g. q. fit ienere 9rco
meb Nnmobning ON Sotogroii %
Materiale iii Ell 9iograii. grepei
fom ira Sorlagsbuiet | &riitiania.f y
u. g. u. ienbte Sotogrnfi % benz
riite til SnIomcnionS concentrations.
lerifou mco Senipu til giograiieu."
: "Nmerifa" for lite september
iuppIercS 0iSie Splpsringer meb
iplgenbc:
"4tcn en- Sinq or Ioleflnr, % oct
cr, at Stencricn life bar iot u. 9.
AuoerionS 9iaebe % @io9raii inc
uoeu otter apnierence mco airfcbc.
fortemcntets Ghei; set er ob 0.
mt itffcrt."
ga, en0nl Sen @ano bar set q b.
oIut iiffert- / "Imeritn"
men oct cr life ion nboIut If.
tcrt mi lpnQere. % icIu "gmerifa"
bar life Uouct at gicntN9c Sennc BAD
itauO. Ger cr ueutlig Sen ubebagc.
IiQc SmitpnOiqheo pcO Sogen, at
EuoitauNen life er innb, iorioauibt
Ell ioabon &oniercnte "a itulbc be-
tnoc. at Stcucricn hor ioact Strife
miniitcrena @iinlO iii %nbfIi'trin.
Qcn; thi noQet iaobont@ i
foIG bar BAN fife iooet.
iom oiterc opIpit Der i 9Iuoct.
SammenIi9n ogioa u. g. rs
llotoleIie al 3Oic 6cbrunr 1905 meN
hans icnerc llotoIeIier onganenbc,
Luorpiot bans @ineoe % @iosrait
inocS / ocn llogape al Suorre, iort
uobreOeS ! Nprqc. Set beotc ocn
Sang: "@i fam opIpic, al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-29
ucrife KpaD
1S14-19O5
also portrater, Siosrafier os en- literatur.
hiftoriif Jnoleouins peo
ArtTtian pr.TtaarS.

genrs Canning ncrfe aoao, Der gti Toul llbffpninss.
affecting "9ecprab.& Oten" ira SuIt 1902 til December 1908,
er M meb enbeI RctteIier % 5oranbrinasr ubfomnlet BOO.
form. glanbt aubet er Der tHfsiet ct BortrRt az Gasntunb
gtnie, ior, iaa niot uibes, alSrig fer bar prret cFentlisgiurt.
8osen stoer ct faulet 8ilcbe al ben nprne lprite Eiatnina
tibet LANCE Siosrin. iom itratter fs mslem be to mer.eIise
Sribebsaar 1914 os 1908. Zen ~inbeboIoer 9urtr9tter %
giosraTer af fsfsenSe Sistsrs ~tiuisemeb ct rbpaIs Of beres
Siete:
2ps.r sas.n, SDban Stprm mund, GDuraS gieplai
Sdmaa, Sinon CLAUS @pIH, gRauritS Son'en, Senrit Gnfer
gierresaaro, Senri, gerseIanb, 3. z. gselbapen, SpIpeitsr
etuertiun, Gbrihion Ilpnieu, gnbrsos 9tnn6, Ssraen Rue,
q. q. WereIs. g. y. 2unbtab, 9. u. Senfeu, CLAUS gapefs
Riis, TbeobOr 8ieruIi, Ole Big, Spar Gaien, aasn,unb
ginte, Camilla gpnstt, 81. 5. D0pnrab, Seurif Sbien, gisrn.
iierre Gisruior, @nsebret Spuser, Senrit arpbn, Spnas 9e,
2prenS 9ietridion, Sriiian Otter, grne Garbpra, Spbn Sic,
Sohu 8ouieu, Saeob .. Sul. HproabI SPplfien, Sriitpfer
&anoers. Sbepopr Gaspuri, Ser siule, Gpientrants Spbnien,
gnoers Spoheu. 8iIbeIm &rng.
OF Sororbet b~ioiattss:
Seq badber, at mango af be bib til 9anoet inodnt.
tee NprenI9ro 81! slsnhnbe benne 8paeiamltna fin
Gfpler, oa at Der fro Sosens BloSe pil fie frem for
beres tnore SIM ct Stpite Rprge, fprflaret aiennem
Garroprsmtnoernes StPr. Cube benne 300 bape
rpsen 'peetel Mission, ifrloe bet aIiiaa bore ben at BIZ
bragg iii at bploe blauf ben 6ube, fpm penoer biem mob
port samIe SaorIaue.-
gpsen er ne SiSer tor, fnuutt uSitpret o. tratt pao
Hnt gaptr.
s'ris insbunoetS f.59.
3. 2lnanricn, Sceora Sowa.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1908-10-15
LOCAL ITEMS

Mrs. I. Prensky has received
news of the marriage of her sis
ter, Miss Bessie Blitzstein of
Kansas City, and Maurice Dek~
ker of Paris, France. The cere-
mony took place at the Plaza no.
tel, and DR.. Silverman of the
Temple Emanuel offciated. At
ter a visit here the latter part of
the month, Mr.. and Mrs. Decker
will visit in Kansas City, where
the brides relatives live. Mr..
and Mrs. Decker will make their
home in Paris. The bride visit
ed Mrs. Prensky several years
ago and has a number of friends
here who will be interested in the
announcement of her marriage
The engagement has been an
nounced of Miss Lillien Nathan
of Eagle Lake to Mr.. Ralph
Hart of Waco. We congratulate
Miss Winnie Levine of Gal
weston is the guest of Miss Sa,
rah Kapner.
Mrs. D. Myer of Baton Rouge
La, and Miss Winnie and Maui
rice Levine were guests at thu
Meyer-Lowenstein wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Hirscl
will receive Sunday from 8 to l
in honor of the betrothal of thei
daughter, Josie, to Mr.. julie
Block, of Oklahoma City, at thei
residence, 704 Jackson street.
Mr.. Block, Miss Fannie Bloc
and the Messrs Block, of Okla
homa City, are visiting Mr.. an
Mrs. Jules Hirsch, coming her
to attend the betrothal ar
nouncement of their son, Nj
Jules Block, to Miss Josi
Hirsch.
, A. Bodenheimer, representa-
a prominent saddlery and leatl
!. er firm of San Antonio, was i
town Tuesday.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1908-10-15

Mr.. Philip Blumenthal of the
firm of Blumenthal Bros, left |
on Monday night for Chicago, |
where he has important business
matters to attend. He will be
gone for about two weeks, and
while there will stop with Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Cohen, his
wife's sister and brother-inlaw.
Mr.. Ben Pfeffer of this city is
also stopping at their home and
is doing we'll and sends his best
regards to all his friends in
Houston.
Mr.. Joe Lehman of New Or
leans spent few days visiting
friends during this week.
The Ladies' Aid of the Temple
Beth Israel held meeting
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50.
1t is anticipated that the Pro
tective Order of the West will
pay sick benefits in the near fu-
ture.
MI. Sam Rosenstein, who has
been with the Levy Bros. Dry
Goods Co. for the past four
years, will leave for his old home
in Hearne shortly, to the regret
of many friends.
Mrs. S. j. Westheimer and
daughter Leona arrived home
Friday from Germany, where
she spent the summer.
5 Mrs. VIM. HorWitz Of Denver
: Colo, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Sol Billitz of Texas avenue.
< Mr.. Clarence Richman left
: last week for New York.
2 Miss Sadie Rich will be the
guest of Mrs. Clarence RichmaI
during Mr.. Richman's absence il
q New York.
Mr.. Joe Weingarten left thi
9 week on visit to Llano.
n Miss Celia Cohen has been OF
the sick list the past week.
up.Euuuuu- ET~uu.z.zu.-1'
4, 81,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-06
TELLING ENDORSEMENT or TELECO AND VIBRATION ExPER7
JAMES AUSTIN LARSON


OF James Austin Larson, and well
call him the Lorenz OF America. Jo-
seph Boehm of West Seattle will tell
OF the restoration of his disabled
limb, Mrs. Doll of Georgetown
might add a word as to what Mr..
Larson did for her. Mrs. Gardner
of Puyallup can tell of her walk OF
eight blocks to Mr.. Larson's Offices
to take treatment after she had
been bedridden for months--and
had at one time been given up to
die by doctors and relatives Mr..
NORM of Seattle, q we'll known busi-
ness man, can tell of the dissipation
of his sciatic rheumatism under the
benign influence of Teleconl. p, ".
NcFadden OF. Sedro-Wooley, relieved
of the agonies of the douloureux, can
proclaim James Austin Larson as
the man who gave him release from
pain. Michael Traynor, for more
than a year helpless patient at the
Marine Hospital In Port Townsend.
will tell you Mr.. Larson caused him
TO throw away his crutches. There
are hundreds of others in Seattle, in
Tacoma, In Spokane and in many
cities and town where james Austin
Larson has practiced Teleconi, who
will add their testimony that Tele-
conf gave them the relief they failed
to obtain in any other way.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-06

out without his crutehes, took the
elevator to the ground floor and
walked away
: Elevator Boy Talks.
The young man who runs the
Savoy elevator is a bright and hand
some youth. His name is Earl Slater,
Mr.. Slater said:
"Yes, indeed, saw the man come
in on his crutches, and he was al
most helpless. The man with him
helped him on and OF the elevator
and along the hallway: 1 didn't
know where he was going, and nat
urally was astonished when / saw
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-06

ly along, a cyutch under either arm,
and supported by friend. The man
had been brought to the hotel in a
carriage, and practically carried in
to consult Jame1 Austin Larson, the
originator of Teleconi, the science of
vibration, who has been at the Savoy
since Wednesday last, and who in
that time has received hundreds and
treated scores for various ailments
His triumph this morning is so out
of the ordinary marvels this wonder
full man accomplishes that a sensa-
tion was the natural sequence.
Michael TraynOr the Man.
Michael Traynor, marine engineer
aged AZ, and looking much older,
owing to long suffering, came all the
way from the Marine hospital at
Port Townsend TO consult jane
Austin Larson as to his ailment,
which had been pronounced inham-
nation OF the spinal cord. Mr.. Tray
nor had been in the hospital at Port
Townsend more than a year, having
entered on January 13, 1907, Re-
Gently he heard Of James Austin
Larson and his marvellous work In
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-06

Tacoma, Spokane and other cities. A
friend told him of the case of Mrs.
Jandos, In Tacoma, who, with right
arm and hand paralyzed, went to Mr..
Larson, who gave her back the use
of her hand and arm. and SO he came
to see II this remarkable man could
do him any good.
Happiest Man on Earth.
~ am the happiest man on earth"
was Mr.. Traynor's remark as he
walked out of Mr.. Larson's Office
minus his crutches. He had handed
them to Mr.. Larson, saying: Just
keep these and give them to some
fellow who needs them. don't"
People In the hotel who had seen
Mr.. Traynor come in, assisted by a
man, and on crutches, looked at him
in open-eyed wonderment as he left
without his supports. The public
stenographer in the Savoy writing
room saw the man. The elevator
boy who brought him up to the see.
ond floor and saw Traynor's friend
a9sist him along the corridor, stared
with bulging eyes 40 the man came
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-06

the same man walk out alone, with
out crutches and later saw the friend
JON him and heard him say he was
happy because he could walk"
People in the Savoy waiting-room
asked the writer: What does this
man, that he performs such mira
cles?" Patients awaiting their turn
to see Mr.. Larson looked on in
amazement.
What Traynor Says.
Michael Traynor, the man who
came 70 James Austin Larson on
crutche5 and went away without
them, is we'll known marine fire.
man. He said
Il entered the Marine hospital at
Port Townsend on January 13, 1907
more than a year ago. Nothing
has been done there to relieve me.
] have been practically helpless.
When moved about II was in n
wheel chair. II has been necessary
to carry me upstairs, and when
came down II was only to hobble.
When left Port Townsend l was
carried to a carriage and helped
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LARSON COMPARED
WITH FAMOUS
LORfNZ
GREAT BLOODLEss SURGERY
EXPERT AND TELECONI GEN.
IUS DO MARVELLOUS THINGS.
The Case OF Lolita Armour, Restored
the Use of Her Limbs by Lorenz,
Not Unlike Those of Many James
Austin larson Has Caused to
Walk.

James Austin Larson is frequently
called "the Lorenz of America" He
Is entitled to the appellation. Pref
udice, superstition, jealousy and ig-
norance cannot check the work of
the originator of Teleconi, who has
accomplished as many If not more
marvellous things In behalf of the df-
filcted as has Lorenz. That famors
practitioner of bloodess surgery
came to America and went to Chi
cago at the behest of the multi-mil-
lionaire packer, whose little girl,
Lolita Armour, had been helpless
cripple from babyhood. Her COM
plaint was congenital hip disease.
The bloodless surgeon made her
walk. Today little Lolita Armour
plays like other children. She can
dance, romp, run and mingle with
other children in their frolics. Lor-
enz received from the grateful faith
er fortune for what he ACCOMPLISH
ed-the figures being placed at
100000.
Not Unlike larson.
What Lorenz accomplished is not
at all unlike nor more marvellous
than many OF the cures effected by
James Austin Larson. the originator
of Teleconi. Take the case OF the
little Glover girl of Tenino, doomed
for years OF her childhood 10 wear
q leg and knee brace because OF her
inability TO stand without the aid of
that support. James Austin Larson
and Teleconi did for this child what
Lorenz did for Lolita Armour
caused ter TO waik-made her little
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"Thls is the effect of one treat
ment yesterday with Mr.. Larson"
said Boehm. ~ can scarcely realize
what he has done for me ] came
here on crutches and could scarcely
ari-e from my chair except with aid.
! left Mr. Larson and gave him my
erutches. Then ! walked with only
this little stick TO the West Seattle
ferry. and when reached my home
on the water front Of West Seattle
walked about for four hours.
Praises MIR. Larson.
'No word of mine can make you
comprehend what Mr.. Larson has
done for me. He Is surely the great
est man | ever knew. The doctors
and osteopaths tried to cure me, and
yet was a cripple for nearly two
years"
Yes, indeed" said Mrs. Boehp.
who was present when Mr., Boehm
talked TO the writer. "Mr. Larson
has wrought wonderfully, and my
husbands Joy az his recovery is no
greater than my own"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-06
CASFOF JOS.BOfHM
From the seattle Tlmes.


Stricken with deadly rheumatic
fever In Honolulu, where he had
charge of government work as car
penter foreman, Joseph 'Boehm OF
West Seattle lay fiat on his back for
six months, only TO emerge hope
less cripple and paralytic. Eleven
months he walked on crutches, his
right arm and right leg bent and
useless. Then he saw James Austin
Larson at the Hotel Savoy.
See what can do now" said
Mr. Boehm. with the exuberance OF
a boy OF 10. and she straightway
arose from sofa in the parlor OF
the hotel, lifted his hat to his head
with the right arm that "a hours ago
war lifeless. ana walked around the
room with the aid only OF a small
walking stick.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-06

aboard he Bellingham, on which
boat ! reached Seattle yesterday
Last evening / was taken from the
boat 10 the Ballard hotel in car
riage which met at the dock. Will
lam HendTy, whose friends in Seat
tie and on the sound know him bet
ter a Bill Hendry, took me on his
back and carried me upstairs into
the hotel. He kindly helpd me TO
the Savoy hotel, where j took the
Teleeoni treatment at the hands OF
Mr.. Larson.
In Thankful Mood.
Thank him? Thank everybody
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-06

limb so strong that after IA Tel
econi treatments the child was en-
abled to go about without her brace
to play with her little companions
for hours at a stretch without firing,
while grateful mother happily
looked on. That mother could not
have paid such a sum for the restor-
alton OF her daughters limb as did
Mr.. Armour for the curing OF little
Lolita, but she obtained the same
results--saw her child, which she
had come 10 regard as a hopeless
cripple. romping IN play with her
little comrades.
Many Similar Achievements.
Men and women In numbers can
attest to he marvellous achievements
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