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Evening star., 1909-05-30
SHENANDOAH VALLEY SOCIETY,
Special Correspondence Of The Star

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va, May %, 1909
Announcement was made this week of
the engagement OF Miss Eloise Baker
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baker
OF Winchester, to Mr.. Fordyce NJ. Moore
OF Middleburg. VT, the wedding to take
Llace during the coming summer in Christ
Protestant Episcopal Church. this city.
Miss Baker combines an exceedingly
pretty face and figure with a most en-
Raging personality and is popular among
the younger society set. Mr.. Moore, who
Is a member of a prominent Vermont
family. is an instructor at the Shenan-
doah Valley Military Academy of Win
chester.
Invitations haye been issued by Mr. and
Mrs K. A. Licklider of Shepherdstown,
w. Va. for the marriage of their daueh-
ter. Miss Louise Moore Licklider. to Mr.
Ruthvan w. Morrow of Charles Town.
W. Va. which is to take place at the
home Of the brides parents Wednesday,
June >.
State Senator and Mrs. Arthur Pue Cor
man OF Maryland and Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. German OF Baltimore were in town
this week on motoring trip through the
Shenandoah valley.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Lewis G. NJ Miller
formerly Of this city, but now of Charles
ton. 8. c.. where DIR. Miller is connected
with the Lutheran Theological Seminary,
arrive6 In town this week to spend the
summer. and will be joined shortly by
their charming daughters, the Misses
Miller.
Mrs. Louis Mccoy Mutton has returned
from a visit to friends in Washington
Baltimore and Towson, Md.
Mrs DR.. Cooney of st. Louis. Mo.
formerly Miss BERTHE Stringer of Mary,
land. is visiting. her aunt. Mrs ]. Reilly
Grimm, at her home on South Braddock
street.
Rev j. c. Davidson returned to his
home In Appomattox, Va. this week
after visiting friends in this CITY.
Rev. DR.. J. H. Lacy. pastor of the Pres
byterian church Of Winchester. returned
today from a visit to friends in Wash
ington.
Mrs. James w Seabrieht has returned
TO Der home in Baltimore after visiting
relatives and friends in town
Prof. l.. A. Richards of Washington is
visiting friends in Winchester and Fred
erick county.
Mr. William T. Hotel returned last
night from a trip TO southern Virginia
and Washington.
Mr.. William Wagner Is visiting his
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Mr.. F. c. Bachelor. general superin.
tendent, and Mr.. A. w. Thompson. chic
engineer OF the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road. spent several days in the Shenan
doah valley this week.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

sits at his council board. Not less
pleased are the wives of these same
councillors with their associate from
Dixie land. Mrs. Dickinson has made
only two brief visits to Washingt IN.
but has already opened the vista of
hospitality which forms pleasant
topic of speculation for the coming
winter. Having to leave Washington
so early in her husbands term for a
visit to Panama. the new chatelaine
of the military service has left all her
social arrangements for next season
until her return in June. She will of
course take house, for she is the
kind who must have a home and to
whom hotel life does not please. But
while there are houses and houses
offered and many apparently suitable.
Mrs. Dickinson intends to look into the
question very thoroughly before select
ing her abiding place during her in
PRODUCTION to Washingtons official life.
Having settled this momentous affair,
she will go to her country home at
Bon Air in the Cumberland mountains
for the remainder Of the summer and
the Secretary of War will Join her
there as often as his duties permit.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Mr.. and Mrs Wiibert Melville Of Wash
inaton are spending some time in Lees
burg.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Mr. and Mrs R. S. Chamberlyne of
Richmond and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c. Mer-
chant of Charlottesville. Va, spent the
past week in LeeSburg.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle of New York CITY
are registered at the Leesburg Inn
Evening star., 1909-05-30

MIR. William Wagner Is visiting his
Evening star., 1909-05-30

DR.. and Mrs Clifton R. Wallace of
Washington have been visiting relatives
in Leesburg and vicinity
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Mrs II. l.. Bushong and son returned to
Woodstock yesterday after an extended
visit to trends in Washington and Mary
land.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Miss Richard Edwards Wise has re-
turned from a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Lucien Curry. of Richmond, Va.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Miss Imogene James has returned tC
her home in Waterford. from Staunton
where she attended school the pas,
winter.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Mrs. j. A. Duke and daughter Miss
Mariana Duke. of Isle of Wight county
Va. are visiting Mrs. Dukes parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Bailey, at Frederick
Hall, near town.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Mrs Charles T. Clagett and small
daughter, Ida LutZ. are the guests of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ). )
I.utz. at their home. Springwood, near
LeeSburg
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Mr. T. Ellis Jones OF Richmond, Va.
was among those who attended the gen
eral council of the Episcopal Church in
session in Leesburg during the past
week.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Mr. and Mrs j. Stewart Bryan of Rich
mond. Va, were the guests of the lat
ter's sister, Mrs. Henry Fairfax, at Oak
Hill. during the past week.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Mrs William Wright of Philadelphia is
the guest of her sister Mrs. Robert r.
Walker of Waterford.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Mr. and Mrs. John, Scott Ferguson have
been spending several days in Leesburg.
Mr. and Mrs Ferguson and their daugh-
ters will shortly come from Pittsburg to
their country residence. Belmont Farm,
near here
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Mr.. and Mrs Hermann Summers of
Chase City, Va. are visiting the latter S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Lynch. at
Round Hill.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Rust Lee and
children of Richmond are spending a
fortnight at the home of -4rs. f. c.
Matthew in Cornwall street
Evening star., 1909-05-30

T has become an
axiom that the
we'll balance !
cabinet circle
must contain q
epr es e ntatlve
from the south,
and President
Taft is pleased
with the man
below the Ma
sons and Dix
on's line who
N
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Miss Sadie Harrison of Washington is
the guest of friends and relatives in
LeeSburg.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Miss Sallie Clover has returned to
Woodstock, after visiting her brother, Mr.
Hugh Clover i'm Washington.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Rev John Moncure, d. D., was the
guest during the past week Of Mrs. Ben
jamin Viers White
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Mrs DR.. Cooney of ST. Louis, Mo.
formerly Miss Bertie Stringer of Mary,
land. Is visiting. her aunt. Mrs. j. Reilly
Grimm, at her home on South Braddock
street.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Miller and Miss
Emily Beulah have returned to Washing
ton after visiting friends near Wood.
stock
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Mrs Richard Lee Chamberlain and son
of Baltimore. are the guests OF Mrs
Nancy Lee Coble at her home on West
Water street.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Mrs Smith of Washington is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. won Pike,
at Elvon on the suburbs OF town.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pancost OF Fur,
cellyille, Loudoun county. nave lssueu
cards for the marriage of their daughter.
1.ouise Ethel, TO Mr.. Henry b. Taylor OF
Lincoln The ceremony will occur al
the home of the brides parents. Gras-
mere, near Purcellviile. Wednesday ait
nrnnon at o..iN O. clock.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

! Mr. John Lohr of Washington has been
visiting friends at Woodstock and other
towns in the Shenandoah valley.
Evening star., 1909-05-30
MRS. J. M. DICKINSON, WIFE
OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR

CHE Is Well Travelled,
- Genial and Anticipates
Her Experience as a National
Hostess With Great Pleasure
Was Formerly Miss Martha
Overton, Belle of Nashville,
Tenn.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Miss Ellen Metzgar. who has been
spending the past winter in Roanoke. Va.
has arrived in Leesburg, where she will
spend the summer months with her aunt,
Mrs A. j. Bradfield
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-15
WAR AIMS DENIED.
Prince Henry OF Prussia Answers Arti-
cIes In English Press.

Prince Henry OF Prussia Answers Arti-
oIes In English Press.
London. Dec. 10. A dispatch appears
IN the London papers today from
Prince Henry Of Prussia dealing with
series Of articles written by Mr..
Blatchford, the Socialist, which are
being printed in London
In these articles Blatchford says that
Germany is making preparations for
war on large scale aud Is building
great navy, which can be destined
only FOR use against England. and In
ciudes the statement that the officers
OF the herman warslips are in the
habit OF daily drinking the simple
toast "Am Tag" meaning thereby the
great day Of the attack on England
Prince Henry's dispatch character
ICES the last statement as "a beastls
lie from beginning to end" and adds
I'VE honor and respect our British
naval brother officers, with whom We
are proud Of being, on friendly terms
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-15
TO EXHUME WOMAN'S BODY.
Authorities Believe Mrs. Durand Was
Poisoned

Authorities Believe Mrs. Durand Was
Poisoned.
New Haven. Conn. Dec. 10. Be-
cause Of the mystery surrounding the
sudden Illness and death of Mrs. Al
bert Durand, wife of New Haven
artist, who died at the West Haven
sanitarium after drinking glass of
buttermilk, which, she complained, had
bitter taste, Coroner Mix and the po-
| lice have decided to exhume the body
to determine the exact cause OF death.
This action has been advised by DR..
A. Ludington Of Park street, who was
called to attend Mrs. Durand after she
was stricken.
| Coroner Mix has asked that city de-
! teetives be assigned to assist In the
case. The authorities believe that the
woman was poisoned.
The death of John Russell, a boarder
In the Durand home, more than a year
ago, and mysterious letter which
came to light afterward, It is said,
gave the coroner further cause to
make full inquiry into the second
death.
| Until twenty-four hours before her
death, the authorities say, Mrs. Du-
rand was In good health. On the night
she drank the glass Of buttermilk she
had just returned from party.
| Be an advertiser-1c word
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-15
FRITZ MARX CONVICTED.
Man Who Beat Bankers Out of $4,000
Guilty Of Grand Larceny.

Jersey City, N. j.. Dee. 15.-Fritz F.
Marx, the clever young high nier who
managed TO get 4.250 IN cash from
the firm Of John steneck & Sons, bank
ers and steam mship agents in Hoboken,
on claim that Mrs. Marks uncle had
deposited 100000 to his credit In a
Copenhagen bank, was convicted Of
grand larceny in the county court here.
Marx worked his game with the help
Of Leopold Martin, d trusted twenty
five dollar a week clerk in the firms
employ. He gave the clerk $40 week
for his services and also promised him
81, 600.
Martin, the clerk, turned states evil
dence and was ono Of the principal
witnesses at the trial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-15

Il did not know that you knew my
wife.
"Oh, yes; very well"
Where did you meet7v
Never before. but one of my serv-
Iants lived at your house two months. .
-FIiegende Blatter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-15
FAT MAN TO WED LITTLE GIRL
Bridegroom Elect Weighs 400, While
the Bride Elect Tina 100 Pounds.

the HrIue EIect TIPS TOO Founds.
Elwood, Ind, Dec. 10. Chauneey
Morlan, weighing 400 pounds and said
to be the biggest ELK ana the biggest
Red Man in the world. got a license
here for his marriage with Miss rs
telle Banning, who weighs only 100
pounds.
Morlan Travelled with show for
years and was advertised as fhe lar
gest man in the world. He is said to
have weighed 720 pounds at one time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-15
Store Open E:venlngs.
Only
s More
Shopping
Days Before
Christmas.

II AVE you thought ssri-
! ously of how short the
time for Christmas prsgzra-
ton really Isl Eight short
busy days-ahd Christmas
bells Wi ring down the ours
TIN on the Christmas sea
son Of 1909. Here's the
store that will serve you
best in the last busy rush
hours. Best Of assortments
and augmented sales and
delivery forces suggest this
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-15

Gottenburg, Dec. 10. Lieutenant
shackleton, the explorer and discov-
erer Of the magnetic south pole. has
been elected foreign member - the
Swedish Academy of Science.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09

Warrants paid from Ordinary fund s.i5o 81
Warrants and interest paid from
Warrants paid from Poor fund.-. 36 95
Warrants paid from Emergency fund l9 -
Warrants and interest paid from
Court House Expense fund. ........ l.s52 It's
Warrants paid from Treasurer's Fee
Warrants and Interest paid from
Irrigation Districs fund. ........... 1880 63
Coupons paid from Irrigation Dis
trict fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1880 "
RENTED to state ..,.,....,..... 1857 81
Remitted to Town Treasurer .... 1896 Is
School Orders and Interest paid. sW9 "
Cash Balance County fund .......... Blu 81
Cash Balance-School fund .......... sass -
Cash Balance-Stste fund ,,,.,,,. 243 81
Cash Ra lance Town fund ..., IS 10
Cash Balance IRRIGATION fund.-. 1854 y
Cash Balance Redemption fund 2s 81
1889 Il
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09
Uncollected Tax

foregoing has been and found
G. w. WHITE,
w. T. JOHNSON
Examined and Approved March g. 1909.
STATE OF COLORADO,
COUNTY OF SEDGWICk> %
l. NoRAH B. BEDFORD County Clerk in County,
certify that the
above named Sedg
Colorado the 3st day of December A 1909
(.eal) NORAH B. BEDFORD, County Clerk
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-26

Por fin, despues de muchos amos de est,Nlio y
lie un escudrinaniento cienti6co, ell Professor
A. Victor Segno ha descubierto la verdadera
llerza que hay en- el hombre para gobernar y do
mnar otros. Ha penetrado hasta 10 mas init
no dc los secretos del poder msteroso quo
induce & hombres mujeres de gran inteligen-
ia hacer cosas que 81 no fuera porque SO les
induce q hacerlas, no las harlan jaInas
Ha recogido los grsndes tesoros mentales del
mundo antigua combinandolos con los hechos
cientlAcos del nuevo, ha hecho de ellos el descu-
brimento mas grande que existe EN- 10 historla
lei hombre. Porque, lque hay mas grande, mas
notable, que el poder dominar Ia mente de otro,
inhuir en- su cerebro para que piense 10 que
usted quieras
La distancia no es barrera que so pueda inter
poner entire el Professor Segno y su nueva ciencia.
Ell puede gobernar los pensamientos de listed
,lnoue este mil millas de distanea, puede
tambi6n enseharle listed gobernar los ponss-
,uientos de otros. Fl poder del hipnotsmo, lp
persuasion, las amena2as los ruegos, todo pail
dece SO hace insigniticants cuando Sc compare
con las maravillas do esta fuerza poderosa
FL Professor Segno prueba que el gran poder
que ha descuberto estG aiin oculto; pero existe
en- todo ndividuo Garantiza que puede listed
;obernar todos sus secretos en- su propia casa y
hacer rnaravlas que jamas ha sonado. Sc 10
ha ensenado 4 $1,000 personals ha realizado
grandes cambios Oh la vida de cada una de elias.
Puede listed muy pronto desarrollar una fuena
maravilosa, tanto fisica como mental, veneer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-26
CAMPEONATO De CUENTOS.

a Correspondence que hay ineenos capa
ce de producr han oucdo belas oba learas % los
Fjdnose gnero especmente la literature cas-
ana cuento LA Correspondence dea poba puoon
de gran mero la ia Al obeto ha deciddo ab or
de esa hnea ae campeonato cuento cual
@ e autor del puertoriqueho
la Correspondence una puma al venceor csc cam
peonao estabece para eva adeate el sgutes
1oLos cuenos remtos La Correspondence para
parte deben ndos
Para d campeonato de la Correspondencia7
deben
en pulcado Peo dearan aquelos no ha pdbleo nome
per6dco debe todos modos del autor
o campeonato empzara conta des el 10 de Julio de 1909
4oLos dben de 1000 paabas
pueden ectos RESIDENCES s ue ella
I'm autor puede camponato
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eua de mas mdro trfador en- e ameonato La Corsspo
dencia pubca Is dias de anticipation fecha a de 20
80 nombe de RESIDENCES la de
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del urao votaci6n 80
doce qedaran esgnados por los de ntos candida
para urado candidates La Cocsponnc
los ndmero de hayan obendo
quedara urado campeonato
Correspondence de Puerto Rico jurado a onstuo ec II
de Julio dc 1910 de evenos que hayan cono al capso
respondencla enara puma de al la
tienda
Es entenddo as estabec ola Correspondence dc Puer
to Rico que tiunnte por ella considerable dendo
omoe primer cuensa puertorrqueho sno arvert
uo Ell primer puo en- consevao hasta no
otro de satisfaction de LA Correspondence
un autor afounado arebatare
Sofa Correspondence pubcaa medda recbendo
todos los centos remdos Esa publ
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dgno de la pubcldad a dc ua de buna del
este diaro decho pubca u
del
9o Los centos pubcados este daro los tuos n
patio Juan Bachi No. L. "Los dos bazos Juan Rios
serpa No 80 de Mayo 1909 "En st ecompesa por Tuo
Rodriguez No 81 de Abn. "a ocra del temro por Juan
Rios Serpa No. 4.-2 de Mayo de 1909.
El legado, por Coraz6n Leap No. ), Mayo5 de 1909.
Castigada' c. Torres No deJ
pobc oca Antonio Rodriguez, No de Julio de 1909
onsiderados nviados
cos dentro de las ondcnes que toos los
80 Siendo dc los obeto de I Correspondence
solo este terario cudo dc vida
pendda natuaza Dos pugo patra
los autores que clio peca condon
de magnavos la vida puerorquca bo too
los aspectos que ella puede ofecer
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de evitar este.
-..Senor jefe de distrito de
la policia insular ;Cuando u.s.
ted piensa darse una vuelte-
cita por las tiendas revisan-
do las pesas y medidas! Hay
comerciantes tan escrupulosos
que nos dan IA onzas por una
libra y 81 uno Sc descuida has
ia menos.
---Debemos manifestarle al
seIlor superintendent Gle sa-
nidad que este pueblo lie agra
deceria mucho tomara una
determination para que en- es-
ta poblaclon Sc cumpliera la
ley segun Sc cumplen Ell to-
das parties. Lo que este pue-
bio desearia, es, que no Sc per-
mita barrenar las leyes Ell la
lorna que 10 hacen, sacrili-
cando ell ganado entire docc
de la noche y cinco de la ma
mana en- ycz de ser a las cinco
de la tarde, como debc ser
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-26
PERS0NAS PAL|DAS.
Tienen la Sangre Debil )
Cast Siempre Estan
Enfermizes.
Las Pildoras RoSadas del DR..
Williams, son ell Mejor To-
nico que para Tales ca
sos Puede Reco
mendarSe.

La palidez es un signo de malestar
ella saugre que nadie debe descuidar.
No hay personas palidas que gocen de
abundante salud, y por 10 tanto, pre-
elsa tomar 4 tempo ese sintoma que
puede luego desarrollarse en- Anemis,
y ctras intermediates dificiles de curar.
Reforzando Ia sangfe es como Sc COM
bate la propensi6n auemica. Las Pill
doras rossdas del DR.. Williams son
rarticularme ehcaces para enrique
Ger Ia ssngre, con 10 cual Sc evitan
muchas enfermedades, puesto que de
Ia sangre depende la vital'dad de casi
ell ORGANISING entaro. Estss pildoras
son un buen remedio para hombres y
mWeres, como pruebau les test minios
que constantemente Sc publican de
personas curadas:
"Me es grato communicates que ha-
biendo empleado las + ildoras Rosadas
del DR., Williams, he tenido continue
da mejors en- mi salud, que por. mu-
cho tempo estuvo quebrantada, debi-
do & la anemia que me tenia pa lido,
debil y falt, de fuerzas, Des] ]e que
he tornado las referidas pfldoras me
encuentro cada dfa con mas energia,
pu uiiendo atender 4 mis- trabajos per-
sonales sin la fatiga y agitacion que
antes me producia, y considero que es
un gran remedio para estos climas en-
que Sc debilita uno facilmente Y en-
que Sc vive sujeto 4 frecuentes desa.
rreg'os del organismo' (De una car
ia de Cienfuegos, tuba, del ST.. Luis
Gomez Vazquez, calle Boull6n y San
Carlos).
Centenares de los curarados que
asi escriben, gastaron presioso item po
y dinero en- tratamientos ? medicin as
antes no dieron con la curacion por
las Pfldoras Rosrdas del DR.. Williams
81 Vd. estd NAL de ia sangre; de reu-
matisma, de ciatica, de anem:a, las
mut has otras manifestaciones de po-
breza dc sangre 8 abundancia de san
gre mala, que es 10 mismo, 10 cuerdo
es enlpezar con este remedio, veneer
pronto e' NAL y ahorrarse penas y di-
nero. Cada frss 70 lleva instrucciones
completas, que es de emportancia com
pletas que es de importancia observsr.
Decidase hoy. Su botica de Nd. ven
de las Pildoras Rosa das del DIR.
WILLIAMS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-26
Compania de opera

Relacion de las familias
abonadas a palcos en- la gran
compafiia de opera donde fl
gura la contralto Elena Fons.
Don Francisco del Vale,
seiiora de Benero, don Jose
Belabal, sehores Sobrinos de
Ezquiaga, don Jose Coll v
Cuchi, don Miguel Sabine,
seiior }. Fernandez, doctor
Ashfor. don Rafael Palacios.
don Eduardo Georgety. don
L. Cosini, don Jose Guzman
Benitez. don Luis Chevre-
mont. don Antonio Monroy.
don \. Gonzalez. don Damian
Monserrat, doctor EliSeo Font
y Guillot. MIR. Mott. Mr.. Da-
Wit, don Luis Cintr6n. Sr.
Behn, don Ferdinad Cesteros.
don Herminio Diaz. don Eu-
genio Benitez Casta6os. don
Juan GuzmaD Benitez. don
Ramon Aboy.
Como Sc We quedan pocos
palcos por colocar. Las fa-
milias deben apresurarse a
avisar al encargado del abono
don Ulises Loubriel.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-26

todas las enfarnedades, tsato de, ustethscono de
otros aleiar 81 door Y,fos os sin, ns6dfcos J
Lsin mediciaas Pueass, s,ntgd slevAxns.hsstA 0su-
par una posici6n envi&aahls, shAsta saxfxsrdade
ramente el.primcro eatre losehenlbres, reallnar
tod0S suS deseos.
No SO puefe decir nj contar, las grandehas, que
parecen milaSros, de- ests msravnlose ciencis.
LIE presentar4 a usted po6hilidades q opattuni
dsdes nuevas para que pruspsrs en- h vida, ell
las que janAs So he atrsvit1D usted&pensar. Por
medic dc esta ciencia les haevnnido Ia felictlad,
la riqueza Ia prusperdads< muchas que Dor
muchos amos habfan luchado eI.vano por ser-fe-
Ices y que no consiguiendofo, estaban "a casi
desespcrados.
| FL Professor Segno 10 dicoA ustad exactamante
10 quo debs haeer para gnnar niucho dinero
para prosperar notahlsments en- 10 vida
NJ f. Druy, dc Sedan, Francia, dice 10 d.
guiente 'Su sistems mocha proporcionado el
! txito on los negocios que tanto anstaba No csbe
duda que es el magpetismo quo ejeree su In
fiuencin, no SO debe 10 casuaidad ;es un hecho
cientihco comprobado, el Quail me ha snsehado
a eonocerme 4 mi msmo y conocer ejeresr
iufluencasobre los dsinas."
Dice el Sr. L. Sevey, de Londres, Inglaterra:
"En su sistema he hallado 10 que por tanto
tempo busqu6 hasta ahora EN- vano. Por medic
de 81 50 han, ,podido Zanzibar todas las tendencias
de mi pensamiento, obtenendo as. ,m nuevo
rumbo para mi vida. Csda da me sisnto mas
fuerte mas joven; asimismo hSllo quo este
sistema es 10 clave del exito en- los negocos."
La Srta Cepha, do Hackenssck, N. J., dice
as{: "Vuestfo sistema me ha sido de nuohisima
ayuds; por medic do su nfiuencia estoy com
prometida para casarme con un 1oven ire
probable, 81 cual ya ha comprado por antcipado
una casa para que nos sirva de uaorndA despu6s
de casados."
Acabamos de publican unos cuantos miles do
ejenplares del nuevo libro escrto por el Professor
Segno, titulado "El Camino al Exito," para
demostrar las grandezas de esta ciencia, de este
gran descubrimiento, obsequsaremos con un ejem
plar todas las personas que SO interesen en
conocerlo. Queremos que poses listed un elem
plar que despu&s de leerlo le liable de.6l algdn
amigo. Con seguridud que 81 guerra uuo.
Cnando SO acabon todos los ejcmplares que
hemos publicado en- esta OCCASION, este libro eos.
tara dinero; pero ahora 10 puede usted obtenrr
establishments gratis.
Direction: Dept. IT'S, Institute Americana
dc Mcntalisno, Los Angeles, California.