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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-10
SMOKERS WILL GO
SAYS DR.. WILEY
In Fifteen Years No One Will
Be Permitted to Use To-
bacco in Public Customs of
Today Will Be Obsolete.

Washington. JuN lu Tm u,nsra"
trust Winch wont duHu iur 90. count
u recent mr Nuu.... .u.uuu,,r
With 40, supr,u. court. Is now called
uUNu Co. stop into th. rur as the ops
puuunt pi con, uf Ju, Mos. s.Iruuu.
opponents OF tHy muN art cot doing
tNr other i,uoN l,ipr, DO, docs 'uu.
Dr Harvey " Nlp, head ur the bona.
ryuu of ,h,mistr, aud famous us tu,
"ueiua'ur of Dng poison squad h1.
Joined crusade astust the us, ul
tobacco.
40 Jh, uu 90. tU, gong Or wiley
-t,us uiwpN o tu, uuut.r cot llr uue
ana h,iur. U. butts. Antagonist can
FD' hI. guard uu leads all HIu tH'
swing 'u OBJ, HW.
e predict that Hthu Hff,.u ..Ir
swuhns and tobacco .hruue 100 puu-
Iiu NIU have p,.uW' obsolete.
E-iuus rIsb' saiua 300 reform H.
clover toutVurh Oh. doctor uup,I boo
Nuh lus One
"a muu has p,r...i urh' n
drnh. .HrN ur Dip SNUFF fn ma nI-
waite apartment hut bo nYH mos DH,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-10

shudp, OF right To- unict unwholc-
some smoke uu the community at
large IN
As Co.,, round closed Dr Wiloy
stgoisht,u,d hy trust up with this
There should hc law, strictly en-.
forced 3D., "a, authorities, prohibiting
sm,hlu4 aud chewing IA public places
CO.. on tu, cats. where other persons
arc Obliged io be-
lu urirf. In Wiley has Joined IA"
N,usWnk,rs uf America an orEaniza-
ton which intends. IN all faith, to
start e nru#td, agaius, thv "norari-
uua practice, Dr Wiley has thrown
himself canvas suit ana AN, into IN"
'gW which Nili Doe VHgcd 90 the
death again MY Lady Nicotine"
Dr. Wilr, admits that q person,
even ui tine gentle lcN. may drink a
tablespoonful ui mellow rye or puff
u cigar CO.. cigarette OF pur, ray with
cont harm tu the insidcs but that is
mo- cNcue, Tor the publicity of tho
deeds On tact Or. Wiley stands for
l tobacc"l,-s and drlnkicss nation un-
ON ctJruit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-10
Iu,nti-t church.

y u,rdaN WA Row j j RunNu's
FIRST SUNDAY service Since his return
from h0s nstorn uIp H.. was greet
od both morning and evening ny
large congregations
Tb. morning service was devoted
Go reports of the gr,1t Baptist mo,t-
uus vlicn V,r, hold 100 Philadelphia
from Jun, I3ta 60 2ith The speaker
said lao part
ATTENDING, az Tho sreat gath-t-
luss hda given nae fresh Inspiration
for my work Tho host OF christian
WORKER gathered in one convention
stirred the hearts of everyone uros-
ut t1 increased devotion a. the sa-
Nior ut mon Their unity eff spirit
th..r conception OF the largoucss oi
the work, their wise organized effort
Ull point forward Co greater achieve
mont in the future,
AN outstanding feature of M,
meetings WAS the presence of great
mcu men of clear vision, men OF
MAGNETIC ut uuHinmouts men wh,
are leaders of our cause throughout
the world.
Tho sinking of the individual into
! the larger need of society the cN
| hauauou of brotherhood ia socH
service and lu worldwide Interests
wcrr dominant thoughts tnroughou
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-10

'br ii 'hr Roman courier makes YOU
carry his pack Tor mile YOU should
have enough urJriOuauus- oi heart q
go Tine mile and then 20 win him
-tlll another I'm other words che
measure OF grace q man should have
boo bis heart is nog1ie che measure OF
U1llcD Oh enemy may have in his
BE- aft
$50. only rhnt says Jesus ldt %
man should love his enemy Tha,
l.sc is not 70 ncr, theoretical love. bu.
Hus. amount 90 an active PRAYING Tor
prosecutions o. is severe ,est. but
% It hp divine measure. IhH heaven
g. fHiHD make has sun 900 Shine on
the cyll and uu Tho good aud sends
rain ou 'u, last ANA the unjust n IL
w.. du'y ot men 10 initiate him ruor,
Is uu .i-liUl WIr. iu h" heart fnr
'utN spite CO.. hate VA unlailns
sud universal ,NWuHth, ;ud love Is
fh' standard of human fuolaE
'iu is mo-, the ordinary idor.
among men Thuy are commonly sat
lshcl with lii. legal standards. on tho
custom, ui society The, love those
HAT love Them llut tbi- is u measure
| thar is MOI tolerated .u the judgments
of God Even the rrctross. iuclipiuu,
,lcmcurs oI .urioiv tha puhlicJus
and sinners. du as much
~ Won a,' Nud tu Nuu own pon
lo. what doc. ina' amount Co So arc
, mo luhru Aud lore Us 'h, mons
uFc ut rhauOr u Gods kingdom.
| ~, perfect as thy Father In heaven Is
| perfect $50. Whu' other men think
oft YOU no. Nhar church members nr-
J hW now do Won measure. up ln iho
character of the holN ANA eternal God
Z De- Tine question
By That standard there SIS no. a
man h'rr that - no, condemned Nou
may 1o satisfied with Yourself you
ma, boz 'a -nnd as voHr ucighhor hu'
/ ou cannot stand uupowurhcd in Oh,
/ presence OF God That Is why n wa.
! urcos Do. Christ tO como THAT D.
/ why DO d. ucC,ssar, tor Nou tu s,Dl
/ pardon and salvation iu hls blood
/ iulcss no, son % Good Jcdoeme won
m iho daF of Judgment Won shall Do
rul to shame"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-10

Captain Wendell ur tny salvation
ARM spoke Yesterday us ruluN-
Eun. 1898. Iyi us hear tu, eou..u.
sion o.. tbu whole matter I.II
God and Keep iua commandments.
Tor this ls tbr Nrulv dut, of man For
God shalt bring .Nyr work. into iuHg-
m,ut Nth over, secret thing. pn.Iher
% 10, good co. whether 10 Doe evil
Law enforcement began boo tHr Gur-
den uf Eden econ g.ll. Adam lrun
himself responsible Co Cod alone
tGru. - Parental responsibility
continued 90 Abraham ,G,u lr 10.
aud In the hN p,ut e.5p. and tn
tho present day parent. are O., pou-i-
Die Tor their children 90 a certain age.
! am of % family off ton Tho yurfcw
boil was over lh, door Ml father
was mayor and chlct uf police and
saw IN, law was enforced Tine cat.
dog pigs, COWS. horses huN- and girls
were tu D., iu their places 90 q certain
time ot We would hv brought into
court ANA the apple sproui applied.
! I saw "a minister ten hI. '-ypar-uld
several times q" shut door 10 hpI
/ opened which 10 obstuutrN refused
GO do, The mother did On, same with
/ HE results. dud th'u shut il herself
/ As "A school teacher J observed tru'
ant scholars were disobcdiont ul
| home. ~ husbands aud wives knew
| the whereabouts OF each there would
bee more domestic happiness aud ics'
! divorces. lf church members would
/ obey the rules of their church thor,
/ would be- greater progress aud less
/ trouble. There is "a great pest "a
! America ana especially u NeN Mex
leo called the Russian thistle tumble
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-10


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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-10

tho convention
Great emphasis N1s placed ou
sacrifice for service. This was
brought o,foru tho Worlds Alliance
ln o worry telling vlr los WtruIu .u-
a., thirty no mp,rs ui thy Russian
delegation aud then reading what
each had suffered from persecution
m th. .ar country They had one
durcd Punishment imprisonment ond
other persecution for Christ
christian men ana women have
-ou. back ta rlr.r churches ready 60
fght more bray,ly and Go e's. theme
.,l,,g with renewed 1u and yucrg,
90 lH, work ul Oh, kugdum
AZ the evening service Ga, pastor
trh,d ON "Thr Dynamic ui the
Gu.ufi' ilm test wJs ttkUu from
Eum.ns l.1G. "A ann mot ashamed u'
th, gospel for 90 is tbr power or Gud
unto salvation Geo everyone that hr-
lloyctu. The d,,,opm. of tn.
then. showed how ruuIa visit tu
Eump--luv center OF ju, worlds iu-
t,rrst..Nae 10 test ul his boast uis
uHu huli,t aEd futu carried him
through the trial Ills ,frurt proved
lut uuIt Goo hue. 90 Rome bat Goo th.
piarim. also that tar gospel ui
Dulst wIs th. power ul Good unto
salvation PAM declared jult u.yry
ono could iud This uut for n.ms,l' 10
uu would only us. the Initiative
%, Nls alId jo declare ua b,u,i
and tuitu 90 them bat thU would not
h,U lI.m unless tu.N N.I, willing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-10
The Churches


Arcbd,arou Warren boz -r luuuH
church az The SUNDAY s..u,. ta.t,r-
do, morning -pok, ina part us follows
taking hits t.N, FROM G,u'-H 1913.
y, shall mot eos wt n,, except your
brother b' Nth Nuu.
tn, uarrltN, begins foo take turU
when conspiracy breaks uu iI. nm.
,irpl, los srudiug Joseph into ,>Ir
The auti-.luuN .s reached who, I".
s,ph declares that uIs pruth,r. have
a in their power hs definite action Coo
r,uuitr th. amU, Chapters o. o.
lead up O." tho ,UmtN. "Wu,u o., lifted
up his eyes and saN benjamin joe
s,pb could not refrain himself and
exclaimed, ! ana Iosuph Joseph s
unrostraiucd, mll revelation OF him
SELF 60 his brothers forms rho .umlN
nud uuick' Leads $3.50 tn nmih roe
union. The principle which binds Oh.
narrative together b. service, Had th.
hrothcrs not brought Bvuhmu tuy,
woull not have discovered tboi
brother o. Sc fail 60 hiua uur
brother SEQ shat not und Josu.
We approve Juscph- llfr m th,
same ultimate ground ou which, 500
approve the lilc ~ cur divine brother
Each ava something FOR his brother,
aud the principle which governed
Al,ir lives Wat service.
" Joseph be- q tSpo in hi- relation q"
pharaoh, tho MONARCHY aud CO.., hum
CIV porishng nations he ~ tho t,uo
of which Jesus, iu Ills relations to tb,
Father. tho church ana tho sin p,r.
D.. 4.
Joseph did f1r mo mortal body Jesus
did for the souls at mon. hUt with this
difference. Joseph Nruughl his great
work under Cots direction hut 70,
was uncousriou. uf th, W,auug ut hu
service. jesus was 90 conscious Nt'-
uuiary agent lir entered into Ih,
service ~ men brauusy 10, know their
necessity ana lnNod them Josoph
butt store houses aud filled thDm with
an cNhaustiblr amount of corn Jrsu.
built his church ana himself hD,tm,
the iuoNhaustlblo stor, for wm'. u,
Ccssitv
But mark you, nay brethren. sprNrt
60 brother men is tho princlul, Vbirl
controls both lives. and also mark
each demands th, samr service u
others ds the condition an which 'y,
shall see my face ''Nour brother
must be- with YOU" n YOU fail tu
bring vour brother with YOU. Won Wil
never have the "visiun ,rlcndid"
Oncntiiu's when men bear pf tho
Judgment or he'll tho, suN. 81 cannot
accept any such doctrine NovcI
mind what my felloVmnn might do
I would not cast him into h'll II J.
being sinful would not consign a SOU
90 hell. hos can lust ana righteous
cod do ia" The fact is because W,
do not seek ont oar brother. so far as
We arc concerned, We do cousirn min
90 hell physically ON earth and spin
itually Ia etcrncy
Examine the matter Much is honr'
nowadays about the alienation ~ al,
masses. and, may add the Glasses
from the church. Are they not Jo
scphs whom We have driven out %
Israel into EgyW2 some men arr
"chndrcn ~ their father the dcyil.'
The proportion, according to the mum
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-10
o. g. g. CURES
-. -. -. OLD SORES

Every afflicted with old realizes LATER
that the ulcer because OF bad blood the character and condition
OF the place depending the OF the blood Infection Nruent
impurities the circulation produce angry dChlgng ulcers while
mder inert usually manifested IN the form OF ndoent
dry Scabby places External treatment
internal trouble therefore should depend Saye Washes
lotions alone chronic II necessary
the heal SIS heals going
down into the circulation and removing the impurities and germs
which responsible for the place In addition purifying the blood
S. enrcheS this vital fluid that the rried flesh old
naturally and thoroughly stimulated and permanent
every morbid influence has removed SSS
the OF all blood purifiers and therefore remedy for old
Book Sores and Ulcers and medical advise free SIS
is sold at drug stores THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-10

v,,dl tn, law requires each r,s.-
dent ,c,,u tine farmers Geo r,m"''
che .au' opposite h,r r.UG.ue, ia
the highway { notice AuupuoIJuH
abounds with this detrimental uus-
auco now r,tuuE ripe. Son 30 each
ONE win -,. that himself. family
school and church k,ru the command
m,uJ uuVp. D., wiu muhr it ,l-. for
ga, autuortiy Co. enforce tho law,
and result 100 prosperity to th, cts m
lrs,uIug the evils thereof
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-10
80 and nroadMay chnstLan chureh

AlM'A cru " NNNNNP VIZ fNANNIl AlIA| k|Ns
A. bp morning service. Re, Her
mon = Williams preached ou .u, u..
HuIEafluu ui tho CuagJ. station tor
un., efficient work fine church O.,
% ..Uulr, nC said and should not
uu} have Its SUNDAY services. mt
ALSO lls meetings Tor PRAYER und ms
committees Iur rnlistiu- Doe rIts ina
.h, Worship ul God IA, church is
al.u BlnI, school ANA EnJc1yur So.
,ipt. and ID Missionary society There
/ hou'd boz definite TASK Iur every
lmmncr aud % worker for ,Nory TASK
Iau auuI., ui ihr evening -oruun
was Measures FW uuantituiiyc
Imcasuring yoU must have th" proper
unit For Surveying Nuu mus nave
right lines Nu engineer was thrown
quite on hi" r,cholug hN a lode ui
| utguolc iron that doilcCtod h,a
needle N fou measure true Ia divine
! things Won uuat haN" the mcasuH
aud tlla limo tual God has determined
| In the old time they said an eve
J for an Cvc and q tooth Tor q tooth
This had been a provision ut law lool
| Hr 90 thr udClius of stern Justice
| and also iu protect the stranger from
mmudcule pomlticr But Tho Jews
made h an excuse Ton personal rotalia
| ton
Jesus set a different standard. ll'
demanded that sentiments of mercy il
/ the heart should bc equal to mo
measure ol malice IN the wrong sui
fo. "a, aul then should measure as
! much again
Pew things bring the anger 81
quickly ns 90 Ice STRUCK on the cheek
| Yet. said Jesus. N q man strikes YOU
| YOU ought 90 have enough scli-cuntro
aud Christian grace, not only ca bear
| the insult and uain hut also 40 gr
hlm one better ana turn the othc
! cheek also
m man should prosecute YOU nm
der form of law. ana take away youI
| junic. which the law expressly sale
should not boz taken from q poor mar
over night you ought tu have enough
grace. not only tO suffer thn wrong
hut also to LET him have your cloai
| hpsidcs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-10
GREAT OFFERINGS
COLLARS AND HOSE

Feature item. o' tho mighty cloth.
ing sale being conducted by tac Col.
G.a RuIr sfur, are hose relating 10
siIa hos, and collars There's roa.
SON ru0 .'la hose ia every size aud
color are going zoo a3 cents pair The
collars. which are thy regular twulOr-
guurryu ,Wot. Peabody brand are
offered a % cents each These are
m,r, samples of the cuts made ia this
1in
DH Nuu., tdyingI Im afraid
lN. boon % brute Co }ou sometnlso
ut.U
Young VIf.--uu. never mind that
|HrIug goo always remember huw
SCR. EIud Nuu N,r. when sou lctt
me Sydur, Bui,uu
Sow people Nrdomr tonight
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-07
Political Turmoil liz Chicago.

Chicago, Feb. with seven can
didates in the field for the Republican
and Democratic nominations as ma
yor Of Chicago, politics has reach
ed n boiling pitch.
The candidates for the Republican
nomination are John r. Thompson,
Alderman Charles Il. Merriam, John
f.. Smulski, and John f. Scully. The
candidates for the Democratic nomin
alton are Carter III. Harrison, Ed
ward +. Dunno and Andrew j. Gra-
ham. The first two are ex-mayors
the latter banker. The primaries
will not be held until February 2S
Smulski, n former state treasurer,
is believed to have the support OF
Governor Deneen and the state ad-
minstration Republicans while friends
of Thompson declare he is mayor
Busses choice for the nomination.
Merriam's advocates declare he will
benefit from this interneclne war and
will probably receive the Republican
nomination.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-07
POLICE TO ESCORT
BRIDE TO CHURCH
GOuldS Worried Over Threats
Against Lord DGCiGs.

New York. Feb. 7. - At 4 o'clock
this afternoon, in st. Bartholomew's
church, Miss Vivien Gould, second
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Gould. viii, become the bride of Lord
Decies OF England.
While Lord Decies and his family
and friends affect to think that the
written threats OF violence against
him are mere fcolishness, the Goulds
and the police have taken the mat.
ter seriously. When Miss Gould
leaves her home in an automobile to
so to the church. she will be sur
rounded by a squad of mounted po-
lice, who will allow no one to come
near the car. Captain O'Connor of
the East Fiity-iirst street station will
have 80 men in uniform about the
church, and Captain Hughes OF the
East SiXty-seyonth street station
Will have as many at the Could home
The bride viii wear a white satin
dress embroidered with silver roses
The train, five and a half yards long,
will be carried by two little pages
the sons Of Lord Decies' brother
Marcus and Graham Beresrord OF
Providence. The wedding gown is
the one which, as Lady Decies. she
will be presented at the English
court.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-07
ETHEL c. LENEvE
''LIMEluGHT.
Wants Crippen's Estate.
Probable Big Scandal in
English Courts.
BY United Press Wire.

London. Feb. IA re-trial of the
case of DR.. II. II. Crippen, recently
hanged for the murder of his wife.
was demanded yesterday by counsel
for Miss Ethel Glare Leneve, who is
seeking the property willed to her by
Crippen.
The issue was raised as the result
OF the effort of'Mrs. Teresa Hum OF
Brooklyn, a half-sister of Mrs. Grip
pen, to defeat the will on the ground
that Crippen's murder of his wife
destroyed his legal right to inherit
her property, which is involved in
the bequest to Miss Leneve.
Miss Leneve's lawyers contended
that Crlppen's conviction was on
such palpable hearsay evidence that
It should have no legal status in the
probate court. The probate Judge
took the point under advisement for
a week.
In the event OF a probate retrial
reversing the verdict of the criminal
court jury, legal scandal Is sure to
result
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-07
TnIIs Vlctim tn Thleyes

S. w. Bends, of Coal City, Ala, has
a justihable grievance. Two thieves
stole his health for twelve years. They
were liver and kidney trouble. Then
DR. Kings New Life Pills throttled
them He's wen now. Unriyaled for
constipation, malaria, headache, dys-
pepsia. 25c at Tschanen Bros.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-07
BIG BUSINESS
SEEKS CONTROL
Of the Progressive Magaz-
ines Which Have Exposed
The Sons of Mammon.
BY United Press Wire.


New York. Feb. THAT there are
only three magazines in the United
States that are not susceptible to
Wall street control" as the result OF
the efforts of the interests to stop
muck-raking was the statement made
by Benjamin B. Hampton, magazine
publisher. ono of these, he said, was
mis- own publication, Hampton's Maga
zine, and of the others one is n week.
ly. Hampton also asserts that because
he has refused to refrain from pub
fishing articles attacking the big
corporations every effort Is being
made to ruin him.
"Constantly increasing pressure
has been brought to bear ON us to
compel us to change our policy since
Wall street started It's attempt to
corner the magazine market and
organize the biggest of all trusts,
said Hampton this afternoon.
"First this took. the form Of with
drawal Of advertising. That failing TO
be effective we have been threaten
ed in various ways. a few months
ago we were notified that IL we print
ed an article relative to a certain
great cOIpOidllOn Inc pTeSlueHL VI
the corporation would make trouble
for us with our stockholders. We
printed the article. Within a month
various magazines and newspapers
and news bureaus began to attack
our stock.
'About this time we were advised
that no bank with Wall street con-
nections' would have anything to do
with this corporation so long as 1t re
mained under its present manage
ment. Also stockholders advised us
that they had been approached, APP
parently by agents of Wan street
brokerage houses, who endeavored to
secure their proxies to vote at tha
meeting.
"As an illustration of what can be
done the current issue of Hampton's
magazine is being held up on the
news stand. The Union News company
| cecause the magazine contains an
article that offended Standard oil, has
ordered its agents not 10 sell IL. The
| magazine lies on the stands but the
agents have their orders not to dis
pose OF II and when February q
comes the copies will be returned un.
sold"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-07
Nine MEET DEATH
IN MILL EXPLOSION
ISphGming, MICh., Scene Of ROT-
TibIe Disaster.

Ishpeming, Mich, Feb. Mime
men were killed outright. one Is
missing, thought to have been blown
to pieces, and another injured as the
result of ap explosion at the Pluto
Powder company's factory. about five
miles south OF Ishpeming. The nine
known dead were all at work in the
gelatine building when the explosion,
the cause of which the company Off
cials declare to be mystery, oc-
Cured.
The company employs about -
men and the loss oil life would have
been greater had not a large batch
of dynamite been removed from the
gelatine building an hour before the
explosion occurred.
Only portions Of the victims
bodies have been found, and the gel
atine building is a complete wreck
The lower par OF Foreman O'Con
nor's body was picked up over 90
feet away from the wrecked building
The dead; Michael O'Connor, fore
man, leaves a widow and four chill
dren; Joseph j. Ripper, 20; Thomas
Rlper, %; Robert Askew, %, mar
rled; Edward and George Woodward
brothers, 10 and II; George Wahl
berg, 20; Justin Joran, 20; Charles
Kemp, 10. The missing Andrew Mat
tlson.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-07
All Taft Needs Is Faith.

Baltimore, Md, Feb. THAT PreSi-
dent TAFT is suffering from the gout
is the discovery of Mrs. Ellzaheth
Cherry. pastor of the Divine Church
of Science here. Whether the presi-
dent knows that he has the gout Is
not plain. but in II letter to him, Mrs.
Cherry says:
81 have learned that you are suf-
ferer from gout. All that hot mustard
baths and all the hot water in the
world will not cure you. Don't rely on
foolish remedies but be advised by n
divine healer who can cure you of
any malady within one week"
Mrs. Cherry suggests that President
Taft send for her and permit her TO
to cure him. "All you need is faith
she says.