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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-30
LenYcs for London.

London May 2o.-William Jennings
Bryan, who is on his way to Edin-
burgh as delegate at large from the
United States to the international Mis-
sionary Conference. landed to-day
from the steamer Celtic at Holyhead
and took the train for London.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-30
Think Right,
Then ACT!

The man who makes up his
mind and acts promptly is the
one who succeeds. You know
the value of a bank account.
Why not act now and start one
of your own?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-30
SINH Will he n nnctor

ST. Petersburg, May ao.--rhe deposed
Shah of Persia, who Is living here in a
villa placed at his disposal by the Rus
sian government. has taken up the
study of medicine. After private pre-
paratory work he expects to attend
clinics and lectures at the University
OF Odessa. He is particularly inter-
ested in surgery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-30

, you Gan lnfg yes Of the above
uea hms
h nun Hss 3 e drained from the That
tneh o. = o. meas every the itching
slse5 Psn new IDEAS new giving rich blood
Ta cure me so5s and most deprecated blood
D. slpe 70 blood
sPng a even Old stubborn
Blood Balm l b Blood
CURES ITCHING ECZEMA itching
an b. are
Poison while b. b. kills poison blood pre and ch au p9pa
sons 81 him fneuet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-30
Gets Noiay Grcetlng.

~
Although he had won the $4,000
prize. weather conditions were SO pro-
pitious and he was feeling so gratifed
at his success that Curtiss decided to
give the city another view of his ma
chine and at 1897 he shot away again
for Governors Island. 1t was during
this part of his trip that he received
the noisiest greeting.
Flo came down the river at an eleva-
ton of more than 400 feet and into
the upper bay.
Nearing Governors Island, he be-
gan to descend, and landed easily in
yards of the shed in which the aero
planes were housed during the Hudson.
Fulton celebration. Dismounting. he
received the congratulations of Major
General Howe. u S. a, commander of
the Department of the East, and other
officers.
Mrs. Curtiss. who had meantime ar
rived in New York on the special train,
Joined her husband as Curtiss was pre-
pairing to take the ferry for New York.
Half an hour later he was in the World
Office, where check for $4,000 was
handed to him. with short speech of
congratulation.
Most Wonderful Feat.
Aeronauts and aviators tonight
were unanimously of the opinion tina,
Curtiss had performed the most won.
derful feat of the air that the world
has ever seen.
Curtiss was dressed for the trip in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-30
Botanic Blood Balm (B. q. b.
A Blood Purifying Tonic and Blood Builder Restores
Strength and Vigor, Builds up the Weak
Bind Cures Blood Hun,ors

Does your skin itch and burne Do you become easily
tredi Do you look pae3 Do you have pains or aches
IN side or back' Are anguid lowspritedi
bone painsi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-30
DEWEY MAKES REPORT

Believes Alaskan Coal May DC Used
by Navy.
Washington. May 29.-Admlral Geo
Dewey, president of the General Board
T. s. ~, has forwarded report ia
the Secretary of the Navy as to the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-30

morning, and there was no gasolent
and oil awaiting him. but fortunately
two automobile tourists happened h,
md were eager to supply him with the
needed fuel and oil.
With tanks re6lled and oyery wire
and scrbw tested. Curtlss took his scat
for the final dash to New York. The
birlsno ran along tho meadows for about
goo feet, then shot from tho ground.
with nose pointed toward tho river. In
moment more the craft was again
over the Hudson. and Curtiss turned
his eonrge south and was soon loat to
view. Exactly one hour had been con-
inmed at Poughkeepsio.
First Glimpse of Town
He passed the United States Military
Academy at West Point at 1902. Yon
kers was reached at 1880. and he was
flying about level with the palisades.
500 to 400 feet UP, when ne got his
FIRST glimpse OF the Metropolitan tower.
Out of the haze that lay in the bend
of the river at Yonkers he shot into
the View of the thousands who were
awaiting his coming along the upper
reaches of Riverside Drive and on the
roofs of the big apartment houses on
Washington Heights. New York City
Rounding the big. irtting nose of AL
pine. on the Jersey shore, opposite Yon-
kers, clrtiss drove his machine across
the river to the east side of the stream
and closely Rugged the New York
shore. The crowds along the shore
oheered and waved hats and handker-
chiefs and the whistles of the boats in
;hes river Joined in the demonstration.
While passing spuyten Duyvil, Cur |
tiss had seen, half mile inland. a |
broad expanse of green sward, the
upper end OF Manhattan Island. To |
win the prize 1t was necessary only to
land in Manhattan proper. and here
was tho cf1ance,without risk of further
Tight to Governors Island or the Bat
cry, some thirteen miles away.
curtiss accordingly threw his steer
ng wheel about sharply, glided above
! railroad bridge and foated lazily,i
inland. with the propeller barely turn
ng. He alighted without mishap after
,aving flown from, Albany TO Manhat-
an in two hours and thirty two min
ties
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-30
THREE CHINAMEN KILLED
Too Frightened to Aid Themselves ir
Tenement Fire.


New York, May 29.--Three China
men were killed and four Of their coun-
trymen and several Americans We're
injured in fire that destroyed tene-
ment house in Doycr Street early to-
day. The origin of tho fire is UNI
known, but 1t spread so rapidly that
had 1t not been for the activity of the
police doubtless the fatality list would
have been larger. Two hundred or
more Celestials lived In the house. and
when aroused from their hunks stood
in droves in the Railways shrieleing for
aid. but doing nothing to save them
selves. Policemen, however. dashed into
the burning building and literally
into the streets The financial loss was
100000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-30
ternoon at a:so from Union Station
NJ. r. Church. Interment in lakewood
H., e. SIal.InuA

ternoon at a:s0 from Union Station
NJ. r. Church. Interment in Oakwood.
Taft Siddons.
Taft Sddons, infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. NJ. slddons. died yesterday at
the residence of his parents. 3ol North
Nineteenth Street.
The funeral will be from the resi-
dence this afternoon at o'clock. In
terment in Riverview.
Mrs. Sallic Gardner.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.J
Bristol, Va. May oo--The body Of
Mrs. Sallic Gardner, wife of r. L.
Gardner. formerly of Scott county. Va,
was brought here to-day from Stock
ton. Cal, where Mrs. Gardner died a
week ago. The burial will be at Gate
City Tomorrow. Mrs. Gardner was
formerly Miss Sallie Taylor. having
been a member of prominent Scott
county family.
Funeral of r. G. Robinson.
Especial to The Times spatchl
Wadesboro, n. c.. May 29.--The fu-
neral services of I. c. Robinson. clerk
OF the Superior Court, whose death oc-
Cured yesterday, after an illness of
three weeks, were conducted at the
Methodist Church this afternoon. Rev.
j. H. West was assisted in the SER
vice by Rev. Il. w. Cham liss, Of the
Baptist Church. The Kllwinning Lodge
of Masons, of Which Mr.. Robinson was
senior warden, attended In a. body, and
had charge OF tho service at the cemc
terry.
Mrs. NIaury.
ISpecialto Tho Times ispatchl
Amherst, Va, May 21.-News has
just reached here announcing the death
in New York of Mrs. Maury, mother of
Mrs. w. Is. Smiley, of this place Mrs
Maury was hurt in an automobile ac-
cident several weeks ago. and her
injuries proved fatal. Mrs Smiley was
with her mother at tho time of her
death.
Mrs. Sarah Gertrude Culbrcth.
Especial to The Times, Dispatch.l
Fayetteville, n. G.. May 29.--Nlrs.
Sarah Gertrude Culbreth. wife OF John
II. Culbreth, prominent wholesale mer-
chant of Fayetteville, died very sud
denly at $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon OF
apoplexy, aged thirty-eight years She
was the daughter % the late Daniel
and Sarah Smith, of Grays Creek town
ship. Cumberland county. Mrs. Cul-
breth is survived by her husband and
TWO small children, and by. one brother,
Edward Smith, who now lives In Mich
nond. She was a member of the First
Church of this city.
john II. Slack.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
Bristol, Va. May 29,---John Fl. Slack
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-30
OBITUARY
Lewis 8. Iones

Lewis s. Jones,
Lewis S, Jones died yesterday at 7l5
A. NJ at his residence. 70l North Twen-
ty-tifth Street. lie was flfty-one years
old
The funeral will take place this az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-30

BOTANIC BLOOD BALM B. B.
b., is pleasant and safe to take COM
posed Of pure botanic ingredients. 1t
purifes and enrichcs the blood. 81
PER BOTTLE, with directions for
home cure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-30
BOUND BY ROBBERS

Trained Nurse Awnlscs md Finds Them
In His Room.
lGreenville. s. c.. May 2s.--After a
hand encounter with two mid
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-30

People Came By
Scores Last Week
And many availed themselves of
the opportunity to purchase one Of
the fine Exhibition Pianos.
There are a Number of these
high-grade instruments left, each
of the highest grade in it's
class-made especially to so on
exhibition and for critical examina-
ton by expert manufacturers, deal
ers and musicians from all parts of
the United States-these Pianos
have received extraordinary atten-
ton during each and every process
of manufacture, and therefore rep
resent the very highest type of the
artists and artisans handiwork.
The collection of these choice
Pianos from the various factory ex-
hibits in our salesrooms present an
excellent opportunity for an init
mate personal examination, and
this interesting and unique display
will, we promise you, prove both
pleasant and profitable.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-25
SYrlteIiee %Sonnineer.

Gen Slot at bersmte Gpiotifere,
iom ben 21be ofeite ira Hep Oorf
pna en- Sourne giernem De Sor.
Stater, trGffer @oger, Tom mangen
en- Sprite biIoe furme miSln1be Dem.
Sobn g. Moiiant, Den mobtse lille
amerifaner iom inoIagOe fig sgre %
geremmelie oeo at flppe ira garis
til 2onoon, er ~guranteret en- fat Son
al 100000 ON Iaret, foru0eu pisie
Erooenter al S~ortieneiten.
CHARLES q. Samilton, Der fIsi fro
Iep Dorf iii philadelphia, trpffer
iisIge ben ofIlltteoe aontraft $72,.
900 | fat 2eu foruoen Grocenter,
Der antages Of bile forsge bans fire
Snotegter til mtnbit 100000 ON
Maret.
Tourneen er arrungeret al Srter-
national apiotors' Company, ser er
inbforporeret meb en- @runotapital
poa 1 WiGion Dollars og bar fit
Seoe | Neip gurf gitp.
Soruben fine Frocenter og fate
Snbt9gter ifal iaapeI Msoiiant og
Samilton iom De sprige apiatifere,
Der er eneagereOe for &1moreffeu,
babe fri Teiie og Sotelubgifter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-25

bar noaet 60-garsnIOeren, a~nbeiaIe.
oes, % 2oofOmiteen ff BadIGg ON
at itstte oct % arbeiSe for bets IeS.
taeeIie.
Gen mnrteIigite al ale De peotae.
ne TeioIntioner bar HeioIutionen ON
of eobfienoe llnioniierinsen Of Can.
bets 2anoitrpeere iom WeoIemmcr
al Zoe omfldffenbe arbeioeres Saa.
fo%rening". 2ieeIeoeS bIeu "gmeri.
fanife SfieipiGeres RationaIfor.
buno" os "@bite Rats" .Soreninsen
tiIitebet @bsans til 0ptaseIie / Ir.
beioeriorbunbet.
Observation-Disclosures Irniioent,
@ompers, bar Sirsboe 6en me 60.
cioIiitfcngresmanN 9ictor @ersers
8ipit til Mibbog. 0e par bIct eniee
ON at besrape Stribssren = ial-
faIo iaaI1nse Wnoltioet poreoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-25

Siaa Der timber Steb BEN lite De.
cember, bill lebe til taIrige rlrcligbe.
Der, bpis life Sprsret oa aIlerebe er
/ fuIb Spr os SIamme belle 2anoet
oper.
Sra @aibington meooeles ben
22be, at gfterretuineerne ON Sprs-
rernes SnbtageIie al Here eanIfe big
tige @per er bIepne befreftebe eien.
mem officiele Snbberetninger til
Observation-Disclosures, men at bet
Hegieringsfrebie oesuagtet o%niaaes
for iiffert at 9r9iioent GioS bapbe
Situationen / lin Saanb, % at Sta.
biliteten al bans &egiering | Sirfe'
Iigbeben life befanbt iig / nogen inn.
berlis Sare.
Spreret lober til of bore It9rfeit
ubbrubt ober Spbmerico, Der praftiif
talt er afifaaret fra enbper Sorbin-
belle meb Sopeoitaben, ba ale Sele.
grafleoninger er afbrubt % aae
Sernbanebroer affaiteoe eler brpno-
te. 9pen Sera Gru5 er Iterft truet,
oe Sprsret iiges at forplante iig
meo flor Surtiebeb til Den norolige
Sel AT 2anbet. Gen a~merifanife
Minifter | Werico, Game @ilion, er
imiblertib ifslge fine officielle Sno.
beretnineer til Observation-Disclosures /
@aibineton at ben Wening, at Der
life er ttogen pirfelig Sare paaf9roe
for greiibent 9ia8' Regiegiering,
og oplpIer, at mango Of gfterretrin'
gerne ON itebfunbne 9ampe og Set
re for observation-disclosures er | bsi
8rob npaalibelise og operbrepne.
Sfslge ct Telegram batcret Gin.
Dab, Merico, bar Srancisco $. Wa-
bera / en- iomme Dag uoiteot Brofla.
nation uhraabt iig ielp til propiio.
riff Brpiibent. s Broflamationen
obnarer ban fine Silb9ngere mob at
forgribe iig paa merifanife gorge-
re ener gienbcm ttlbsrenoe benz ell.
Ter andre ~1bIGnbineer.
geretningen ON, at mango Soloa.
ter bar bIepet brebt peb, at en- Sern-
banebro og ct Eroppetog bar blepet
iprGngt | 2ltften meo 9pnamit, bor
itoof9itet fie, men antalet al De ONT
fomne SoI6oter bar ~betpoelig min.
ore emo 800, iom BEN ferite Secret.
ming opgab.
Serimoo Iigger Der abiolitt Inlet
@runo for &pgtet ON, at Der par ble'
bet forepet ct gttentat moo Ereii'
oentens 2ip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-25

GoroluS-D oIareu. EN- gammel ipouif
Wtput iom blep inoiert lanst tilbage
/ Siben, % iom bar beboIot lin gnr.
bi | en- ooerraifenoe flor lloltrpfning.
Sibere er | GirfuIation ben iaafalbte
"Supeb"- Dollar, Gauton.D olaren,
airin.G oaareu 8eipang.0 ouoreu
o.i.o. / oct uenSeIige, en- GiIitanb Der
ielpfsIgeIig Ieber til en- enoelss Sor.
pirrine % til ubobeIie Stooe for
Sdnoelen.
Sertil fommer Tom en- poerliaere
I~onifeIigbeo oen Smitpnoiqbeo, at
ale bisie Peneeiorter / China er bo.
iereSe poa Ssh Tom TormoIprroi,
mems Smportsrer og Grportsrer mua
ofeisre fine 6orpIigteIier | @uIo. On
Supporter az @arer fra De Sor. Sta.
ter, bpor ban mac betale for Sem |
@lI6, timber oite, at SsloetS 89r6i
peo aufomiten al @orerue er iunfet,
og at oen Sorticneite. ban bopoe eiort
Hegning poo, fan bare oerot iia I'll
ct birefte Cab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-25
Seit for 6up. Gberhart.

8pen Mnnfato gap | Eirs6a1s Ell
flor 6olfefeit til sgre for @uperner
gberbart. SeIe gpen bar fIp6t |
Seitifruo og belle gefolfningen pao
genene peo @uoernsrens anfomIt
pe0 5.Siben ON Iftenen.
uoenfor Stdtionen bar gpens
Sfolebsrn frcmmsot og 6iIIte gu.
bernsren meo Surraraab og Bitten
meb imaa omerifanife Stag. s ga.
berne bar Der foriamlet en- uitprte.
Zig Masie Wenneifer, Ser eicroe oen
popuIere @%uOernsr ~ @ienitauS for
~itorarteOe Gpdtioner.
Web baieube 5aner og flingenbe
Spill eifortere6es @ubernsren al
SoIfemasierne til smIpaug6 SoteI,
bpor Solfetrprgielen bar iaa flor, at
ban meo Neb % neppe funoe bane
zig Sci eiennem Den. Solicit itrsm.
mebe inb eiter BAN og fpl6te Sc itore
aorrioorer, ida Der Ell Climb Der.
ffebe f~uIbitGnoig aacs. @eb meaen
Wsie Ipffe6es oct at iaa Masierne
oroneoe | &ao % &effe, og pel en-
Times off oct iao | en- u~Itanielig
Strsm ior6i SiIoernsren. Ser gap
bper os en- ct fraitist SaanbTas.
Senere paa aftenen fanot en- flor
militrr og cipiI parabe steS aien.
mem gpens Sober, Der bar brilliant
oplpTte inapel al elettriife 2ps iom
f~ammenSe bengnlf SIb cg Hammer.
De Safier. GeitIiabeSerne %afilutte.
Ses meS en- Iasieforiamling | Spe-
rabuiet, Der par iuIbpaffet. os bpor
@uoermsren, Der introbucereoes al
gpens gOrsermeiter. bar SopeStaIe.
rem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-25
prisfaloet.

Ie6enitaaenoe Sabel, ser giper en-
Communicating mellem Siso' og
SleIfepriierne / Sanuar og mi, bier
en- eanife ~betpoeIis @eoguns. Sen-
ne boIbt fig Dog paa Ssioepunftet til
Iangt no paa Saarfmten, ba en- nIGo'
panIig flor Eilfsriel ct 6oar og Gam
biofsrte BET fsrite 9ruo. Briien paa
@lagtefpeg, iom bapbe o9ret belt
oppe | $tt pr. 100 8ltnb, begpnote
bern9it grabpis at gaa neooper, ct
grempel iom itrar efter fnleteS al
Briierne paa Sleif.
Speoe, iom for ct aar iioen iolg'
tes for SLIP pr. guibel, er saaet
neS til unber 80 Gent.
9riien paa Nais er / iamme Sios'
rum falbt fra 70 til 40 Cert; Sons
oa aalfuner er Is Gent biQigere emo
for ct gar fiben, bporimoo Bacon
f~remtoeLes ftaar uroffeligt Tom en-
Wltr, meS Iriien oppe | 35 Gent
8unSet. @ariagcn BERTH er Den, for
flarer Tacferne, at Der bar p9ret en-
opermaabe Iiben Silsung paa Soin
Of set SIags. iom er ififfet til ill
pirfning at Bacon. Dog er Der In
aen Spil ON, beSer oct, at ogiaa 9rt'
len paa Bacon bill falbe.
IeI er 1 Dollar biaigere pr. Bar
rel, emo oct bar / Samlar. pg bill Bit
be ertSnu meget biaigere. paa'taaes
Der. 2onbets Speoeauling gao life
tort oper It gobt Wibbelsaars 10.
butte, iaa aariasen til Iebgangen !
Mel- o. Spebepriierne Iigger beri,
at ser insen ipnoerlig efteripsrgiel
err fra r1bIanSet. gnbre bneoebpr.
fenbe 9anoe fif mel enb alminbelig
gobe SpeSeaplinser os moeriGlser
Be ssor. Stuter / @erbensmarfeberne
@i bar beri 2anoet minbIt 100000.
600 guibels til l%1bfsriel. Der er
imiblertiS ingen efteriperaiel, og
benne uafbrnbeliee Spebemasie sper
berfor ct p9Ibiat Srpf paa Rarfeoet.
Griien poa SueSe er sanet neo 20
oa paa Iais Is Gent pr. guibel Il.
ben oen 15be SuIi.
O.SAfx,, ,,a,(;,aNn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-25
ct ~uhYeeeIiet Suno,

"a gbiIip Tengber / Iep gort
iorIeoen Tag ifiilOe frufIptte I'm
gamle goIig, op6aseoe ban cppe paa
en- Sufiert. iom I'll 2ogererhe,
tei for flere aor tilboge boeOe hos
bnt. antoges at bare efterlaSt ia.
"a Weugber oabneoe 9aaget,
giorSe ban BEN ubngoeIige SpSdgeIie.
at auiicrten inbebolOt ct Renneife.
ifelet. San gior6e itrar anmeIoeIie
iii goIitiet, Der loo auiierten me0
Sfclettet isre iii gpers Sigbus.
9igct oor bIepet truffet reb / 9uf-
ferten og berpda omgioet al 9laiter
garis og gapir. aufferten par poa
Snbiioen foret meS 9lifpIaSer, &c
GpiIer, iom par poffeoe neo omfriug
2iaet, por SatereSe iii foritieGige Ii
Ser meIlem tSoe Gebruar og 17Se
gpril 1902.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-25
Woroeriife Sofarer.

Sra Selena, Mont., berettes ben
2tSe 9op.: 20 SnSinnere bleu
brpbt og TO andre bsbelig iaareSe
iinoer ct Sperialb, Tom az en- Slot
Gpfarer / Omegmen foretoges paa ct
initial SnSianere paa grcw.Seier-
pationen.
Spfarerne bar bleoet nPgtet I'll.
IaoeIien i'll at bapue fine gsliuger
paa Geierpationen. men Se tog iutct
Senipn BERTH. Snoianerne bar BE-
ifigFtiseSe meo at Sripe arentirerne
! bet SiemeS at opfrepe Sen
IoobeItemte Sfat al 81 pr. Sooeo,
Sa 5efarerne pluoiefig bespnSte at
fire los paa benz ira et @agbolo.
Sberitien i Carbon 9ountp er usb
ct antnI asiiitenter iat eiter De fem
S9farer. Tom iises at bare p9ret I'M.
pIieereoe ! bet morheriife S~oeriaIo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-25
Sra SoIfetelineen.

Staten Stem 0orfs Solfcmpngbe
uogisr mn 9,119,279, bpiIfet err en-
Gilbert at 1,S44,3S5 iiben SoIfet9l-
linsen / 1900, oa gefoIfninsen no.
sioroe 7,26S,S94.
Staten Sbios SoIfemengoe er
iteeet til 4,767,121 iiben 1900, ga
ben ubeiorbe ~4,t57,545, en- Gilbert
altiaa at 609,567.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-25
Sang 6niitteIeeraferine.

Sra Ialeio, Gal, berettes. at Ell
llboerling al ~trao6lsie WeoSeIeIier
meaem aep @eIt. 6Iorioa, os Ror-
foIf, @irainia, / Srsbags bar bIeoet
opfanaet at 3%ele9raiiiten peo &cgie.
ringens @niitteIegrafitation peb Ro.
rineoeritet paa Mare Sslano paa
StiaebaoSfpiten. Sperteneite Orb /
oisie Selesrammer opfnngeoes meo
Den iterite 2etbeo % 3poeIigbeS.
ct 6orieg ifal MI en- al 0ogene
gisres pan at ienoe ct @niitteIegrom
fra Rare Sslano iii Stotionen / Sen
@eit, en- afitano al $3.50 WiI, og
man banber at funne etablere en-
5orbinoeIie to9rs oper 2ontinentet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-25
Sdnoaabnino.

Sfslge WebbeIeIie fsa @aibing.
ton bleo | Wanoass, / SoerensItem.
melie meo en- at acknowledgements
uoitebt proclamation, 1,737,000 &c.
res Sanb aabnet for @ebpsgelie I
Staterne California og Nepaoa.
Sisie 2anbitrGfninger bar / fin
Sib bIepne unbbraane ira 9ebpagelie
| Inlebning Trucfee-Garion-Srri.
autionsproieftet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-25
Opbr0not poitpoen.

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breo | en- | gpen Schenectady, q. p,
benitaaenoe Toitposn t~ilbsreroe Retp
gorf Central areu. soeIagoe Stsr-
iteoeIen at Ioitiagerne og faeoe Bog.
men | Guiner.
Boitoognen, Der meohilgte @ien.
nemsungstoeet fra Boston og nib.
lertibis fsrt mo poa ct Sioeipor, nar
fplot meo goiier, Ingnitner % on
ore Eoitinger beitemt for San Sran.
cisco, Gal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-25
De NrbeiosIoies Der.

Get bsres npiten iitroIigt no. men
iieIae en- az gotuerp.0 tisiiouen | Reip
9orf meo flor Ombu ~uonrbeioet
Stotiitif ifoI Der Der | Se rise Sor.
Stoter finbes life miuore emo 1900.
900 a~rbeibSIsie Meuneifer. Smtrent
Is Trocent ifaI forefiuSes | Rerp
9orf gp % nGrmeite Smegu. Wis-
iioren bnaber at firnne ifofie 1000
Mtanb grbeibe siennem ben i%orteite
Del al @intererl.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27
THROW AWAY
YOUR CRUTCHES
Such Is the Command
of Francis Truth
the Great Healer
Demonstrations Daily, Without
Money and Without Price
1891 South Hill Street Is the Rest
ing Place of Rich and
Poor Alike

To be healeI. to be successful, to at
tend to every day duties, to find that
life is worth the living, is what many
people say they have accomplished
through francis Truth, the Great Di
vine Healer.
The writer saw room holding over
one hundred people, crowded to the
doors, all anxious to catch the word
or touch that drives out all the woes
of men. To see the afflicted ones in
this institution 1t seems that some-
thing has been entirely wrong. While
listening to Healer Truth talk to
lady, it seems as easy to be well as
sick. The power is within you.
bring 1t out. Do you not think it SIM
Pile? Yes, 1t sounds so, but what about
the cures; do people actually get bet
ter; do they get we'll? Yes, hundreds;
yes, thousands of sick and suffering
all over the world lave been cured
through Divine Healing as taught and
practiced by me. Know yourself is
all that Is needed, and learn how to
keep well. Have you been at this
work long? Yes, since child. For
the past twenty years I have healed
both the healed and the healer. un-
derstand your work is mostly free, is
that so? Yes, free from in the morn
ing each week day and Wednesday
evenings at s. What are all these other
people who seem so busy, doing here?
They are lecturers, authors and work.
ers needed to carry on this great
work.
The writer went away believing that
great work was well started and des-
tined to be a power in Los Angeles.