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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22

symptoms OF a great many different
kinda OF 'dissaEo. There was ono form
OF catarrh. however, that you did not
mention. would like your opinion
on Il. I have heard It somewhere that
thoro II a disease known a. systemic
catarrh. What do you know about 1t,
and what would you advise"
My Dear Mtdam;--i think I was
the originator ot tho term systemic
catarrh. At least had never seen
II in print until began to use it.
systemic catarrh describes n condl-
ton OF tho system closely resembling
auto intoxlcauon, or self poisoning.
Tho catarrhal organs happen to DO 10
located that tho discharge OF mucus
cannot occur freely. II may DO tho
stomach, or kidneys, or pelvic organs
Now IL this Nitiatcd. poisonous mucus
cannot escape freely II Will bc alb
surbcd by the blood vessels and car
ricd into al parts ot tho system. II
In Natures attempt TO get II out OF
tho aNstrm through tho kidneys. nut
in tile cfIort to rid tho organ of thu
puIsonuus mucous Nature In unintsn-
tIonally poisoning tho whole system
This Is whnt | call systemic catarrh"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
HOW AUSTRALIA GOT
SITE FOR new \
CAPITAL CITY
Prize.Winning Designer Of
New City Tells Unique
Story of How Island Cont.
nent Will Build It.

Washington. Nov. 21.--The meths
I'd Co. which Australia secured tho
site col rs proposed now capital city,
Tor less than the site OF u single par
lmm"nt building would have cost ia
- dnry VAS rotold before tho Amer
ic'u civic associations conference Ou
ety. planning today by Walter ID.
Grillllh ul Chicago. winner uf tho
5000 prize giVon by Australia for q
design Tor tho city Il IL to build.
The island continent nxcd sand
ard Of value under which no land
could bc purchased at value high
ar than that at which II was hold be-
fore the law was passed for tho
building Uf the new city. Australia
Will build It's new capital from tho
ground up" said nv. Orifln. whose
address was part Of the symposium
on capital cities" held by the Civic
association this afternoon.
Henry D. r. Macfnrland. former
ly commissioner at the District OF
Columbia, urged that the entirO
country take an interest In seeing
that tho city Of Washington IL do
Hclopcd as mn Ideal capital city. Tho
EFFORTS OF Ottawa, CGnndn, To dcvcl-
up along sound lines of progress AN a
dominion capital were outlined boz
fore the convention by Mayor
Charles HOpcwrll at that city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
PECOS VALLEY ENGINEER
HOLDS THE RECORD FOR
ECONOMICAL FIRING
SInIH Pc Empl"lCs' Magazine Tells 0T
McFitmt"us Wort Ut EnglnCmcn On
pcAN linz.

IlusWcll, s. NJ, Soy. 2I,---Thnt tho
railroads ui the country uro COMPUTE
Ing the extra cost Of its Intricate
system, IN illustrated In tho rcrurd
which ~ kept 1T The fuel expense Of
each engine ana IN crew. This act
" given local culur In IA recent issue
ur the SANTA Iu Employees Magazine.
In which tho record Of Engineer n.
" Sionrhll. VINO has u SANTA FU run
through this cltN. and Engineer John
Il. Upton. vino resides In this city, Is
made public. This report follows:
Engnccr H. V. Stonehlli of tho
Pucus division probably holds the gys-
tom record for economical conBump-
tiun " fuel From q letter sent out
10y chief FuCl Supervisor LudlngtOn
wO learn that MIR. St0nHhill hus been
ON the gain Side OF tho ledger cOntin-
uouSly for fifteen mouths, total
saving OF FIlb.i2. Duo credit OF
course should be given 10 Mr.. stone
hlls regular fireman. NJ. r. Pnttsr-
son. who no doubt contributed much
toward muking such an excellent rec
ord This, Il appears 60 w, Is an ex-
celient argument In favor OF team
work, as II shows what can DO dons
when the engineer una fireman work
together. II anybody has better
record than this let him tTOt II out.
This performance up until that nladO
for tho month OF SeptVn Der. was made
an Mailet engine No. 1875. which ON
glno then went Into the shop for over
hauling after mOkiDB 1s:OeB mlIoS,
und NJ. StonehllI was then given tho
1881. Engineer 81. H. TutO GiBo had
DeVn on the goln side or tho report
for seven consecutive uiolltha; "a tothI
saving OF Sis3,i9. Ar Tate ID Ia
charge OF Mallei engine No. s32i.
Engineer J. ". Upton ranks third on
the list OF economical fuel users. he
being on tho galn rido Tor elk cOnseon-
tive months. OK toliowss April. 1919
sSLI4; May. ts,SCi juno, t2s.Sti
July, tiO.S4i' August, t23.S5; septsIn'
Der. sii.2s, n tOtal saving OF Sl3t.lS
Mr.. Upton II u local servlce between
IClovis and Roswell. With Inalno No
AIIO, \ simple TalFle wye
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22

Wo'hsar often today the torn auto
intuxicatlOn, which refers to n con-
'digloh W th0 bowels The bowels
being cloRgcd ~, they fcrmcnt and
become poisoned. Tho system at
tempis 10 rrctlfy the trou1le by abe
sorblpR the puIson and carrying II cut
through tho klducSs. The result II
sickness. called auto intoxlcatiom II
n rxa.tly th y kind Of thing that hap-
pens IN systemic caturr,L Tho cnlur-
rhUl scar'tiunS that do not Cscar'
by the internal organs nrO nbrorbr,L
by tho blood vessels ard cnrriC,l
through tho system, and the result Is
systemic Catarrh.
Tho remedy believe a. be pcrunl,
boliove thcrO IN no rCmrdr In thu
world that has relieved ~ many p'u-
plc us pcrunu. The disease IL not al
ways known az BysteInic "larrh
sometimes It Is called uysl"rs'r
sometimes nervous prustrntlon. Some
times 1t assumes the furm IT nnriu'1,
and then again chronic mtl"rla' aISp
walking typhoid foyer.
All these conditions are fully dc.
scrlbcd by tho term systemic eatarra
Il In especially prevalent during tht
typhoid season, september ana ocI"'
Der. would not consider any oth"'
remedy than Pcruna In such cases "a
these. Perunn u absolutely y perfecl
remedy Tor systemic catarrh'
All letters Of inquiry answered
promptly.
Perunu, ManOlln and TAcupia mon
ufacturcd by tho Pcruna Company
Columbus ohio. Sold ut all drul
stores,
SPECIAL NOTICE:--Many personI
Inquire for tho Old-Timo PerunH
They want the prruna that thel
Fathers ana Mothers used to take
rho old PerunA is now called ka
tarno. II your dealer does not keel
II for salo write tho Ka-tnr.no Com
pany, Columbus, Ohio, and they VII
] toll you all about IL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
THE MAZE PRICES.


Carpet BcatcTA t2u
IhChs, IN DUN ,,.,,.......... 1au
Why buy talks Ia packages and pay
nt tho, rate at 3OC par pound2
lNEinH Knives ...,,.......... 100
IhuiRkA 49, ''..s.,.... tOc, eb1
Spti Door tPchS s.'.,,.s..ssss fOr
CRndk Lanterns ....,,....s.....i Use
FOG OOIinrs ',.,...,....ss, 1Oc, soc
Covered Lunch Baskets, =. 4. 1un ca :i5C
Nhpn. Gain. Gloves NJ ana Hiyo salts
factory wear; wC have them from
cog. ,.,.,.....,... 400 90 S1.95
lntcrnlttCnt Alarm Clocks. .el,25
Heavy IhTOlcun. 2 yards wide.
handsome pattern, yard. $50
ChildN'n's Sulklcs, reversible
lnank, rubber tires, esand fen.
urS ..'''',''..., .,....sss...pI.vS
l.oatlaSl shot tinn SlHlls 80. 500
NM. KlhkE,
ali sNnutil First 80.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
Good Roads in the West; What the
States Are Doing
ncprts ru-,o N"bOns Businc'UI" Washington d. a.


motive progrrsp along this limo having
been made only within tho last tw"
years. ABOUT two years age tho
state Highway association WAS ar
gani1,rI which has been active I'M
promoting the good roads sentiment
nnd w working with local good ROADS
clubs and commercial clubs Is pro-
duclnT Euud rrulis.
In 1911 the stat" Legislature" cnct-
cd statutes establishing several Nuto
highways, providing for their locn-
ton and survey under the super
ylHnn uf the state engineer, and pro-
Viding tot COnyiC, labor upon them.
Til" counties, however. hear all tho
cApvnsc at the construction.
During the past summer two gangs
uf COnViuts have worked With "Ncol-
icut results 0n the slate highway
between Cheyenne ana the eastern
entrance al NrllOwstonG park.
Df the several stat" highways cH-
tabiiahcd by the state legislature. tho
most important ~ the trunscOni mon
! tai highway which follows approx
mntcly the line OF the Union pucinc
railroad ucrusS tho southern part of
icnsivcly 10y AUTOMOBILES tourists. An
other route of considerable lmpOr'
lnnrc In the one connecting Chry-
cnnr IL the southeastern part OF the
state with Yellowstone park. Az
other route tu the southern entrLntr
81 the park IN provided IN tho west
crn purt oi the state.
\. j. rAliSlIAiL. .
State Engineer cheyenne. MSo.
Missouri Come, Ia ihTG.
In the nve-yCar period, lO0J-t01O,
| Missouri ls fourth In number Ia the
! list OF ~ .teH IN the miles Of rock and
! gravel TOadH constructed. This II an
! Indication Of the advancement being
made In pcTmunrnt road c"nWruc-
| ton. which nny hr taken ~ a re-
liable Indication, Also ul th' general
| Improvement ana care uf tie EARN
road systems IN general THIS work
| has been done untll 1910 Win the
x, uuTIl levy al road tHACs. ia" I'M
/ prov UmCnt hdB been 80 rapid since
| 1910 that sentiment has developed L.
! the point Ut demanding iucrUnTt
| revenue aud has been since then
turning very rapidly to voting ruht
bonds 10y local communities for rDnt
|
improvements The first rund bUndl
issued In Missouri, 80 FAR ns I know
were Tor forty miles of rock rond IL
lIuunu county In 1850, Franklin
county In 1870 Nnlcd nn issue for NJ
teen mites Of rock ruud. SINCE tina
dat" 10 road bonds wcr" voted In ihl
state until within the laai iva Scnrt
> beginning about eighteen or twcnt
, months ago with rond bonds by
special district or township, there hu
been voted within the Siui" the Hur
! Of SI,03B. 900 In twcnty-fOur Tpn
, Tute localities, Many other plncC
! nru considering the ndvisublllty q
chilling vote for rOad bonds TIL
winter or spring. The sentiment
also extending beyond that for lOca
boWis ana the agitation In becomin
general throughout tho state for stat
! aid In large enough amount 10 mak
II worth while, which demand seem
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
IL california.

I'm Caliiuruiu We have nCCn making
CNr,il,nt progress with our oc"nn-lo'
ocean highway We have opened W
,,ithIn the last month over eighty
mites at good roads ana We hay" uh
auxiliary association formed which
win guarantee ~ thu funds n"ccS-
sary To- build the road from here 10
rurnL ArtH.
,m Arizona i state highway MAJ
been laid ont and a bond issue VIII
Ice provided In the near future to
build the road.
Ia Sew MrNiru prison labor IN be-
ing CmpluScd with excellent results,
ana there Is very lltll" Of the road In
New Mexico bat what IN good today.
Enst of there the National Dld Trails
Orrun-to .uur0n IilRhwuS aSiucintlun
j. Wrll organized aud "A strong ell
tort * hring undu ~ connect all bits
Of good road.
We feet that We have advanced
more IN this proposed highway Than
amy ul uur northern friends, ana NO
,NlrCt To- continue the good work
aud Ia offer only encouragement To
all others who are building hlgh-
WHSE JOHN s. MIFCliEl1L.
Lua Angeles. CAT
The SANTA 20 Trail.
The Santa Fr trail was the piu-
ur,r and the largest good roads
movement IN the west. II IN "a mud
era rad from kansas city to Albu-
uu,ruu, nud iraNrraCs very famous
arrlIuu II posses through the ter.
' ritur, formerly irHvvrSrd aud made
| famous l., the Old Santa trail that
| highway 81 adventure and travel and
commercial activity Ia carly days ut
! ir, mu century, and for many miles
| Tins modern road " ours runs along
| tho lannon's old trail. II pn'~''
! umourn come very ma" towns lilu
OirI~l Emporid Newton, lluirhin
RON, learned Garden cay, Lamar
Io Animag. Iu JuuDa, Trinidad
! Ration
| Thr distinguished features Of ih,
| Santa +, TrHil Wu' riu'ui Wd" thhl II
brought organization Into good roads
| when / organized this movement
/ several wears age. nothing bis or
nothing organized had been done II
good roads. Myself aud Mr., &, II
SrOtt of IIutchlnsun kas, uanagnl
editor OF the Hutchinson NrWH
thought something hig IN tn" way %
good roads ought 10 br done. an'
that organization should apply, 40 w.
devised this scheme ANA II hn
| worked. Good roads Legislation Il
| KANSAS IL the result, TrnnHcOnlin"n
| tai tours have come. We hnyc ha
| paihnnding expeditions, anu writer
, ana historians have gone over IN
rtuu Interstate travel Inns bOon tli
v"rtcd und community inturoHt hn
been stimulated ana kept In
healthy condition. The roads hRv
been Kept M. dragged. good bridge
put In aud u feeling nf pride exist
oil ulOug the llu' In what We huy
done. Il. ~, FASOH.
President the N'w Santa Iec Trail.
| In Wyoming,
Tho good roads movement
rather In It's inluncy Ia this state
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22

wAshins,oa 20 ls.,lsbu-5. forty
mileA. ,'Nte stsE,N ..'..
stcrman. ,f,Ssssss-tiaig son hlrh-
Way, 100 miles. tf t
The Central hlHaNaj. irVn More
head Clty, n. 49, On yyhc atlantic
ocean, to paint lteek, - tac Freneh
Broad Rlvet, Tennessee, thtcuair
uoldsborO. RqIeigh, Greensboro, salIss
bury, Charlotte and Asav''Is. N. g..
t0O miles $3.50 y
the dupont highway. from the up
per to tho tower end OF Delaware,
proposed by r. Coleman pa P,'nt. Who
has offered 70 advance tIOOp.O to-
ward lie eonstru0sien; length Of route
IOa mice. % T. -,
DeS MOmcssKausns cay.st tOsODla
trail.
Other Ioau Routes Proposed.
Ocoun ~ ocean highway, extending
from Cumberland Afd., to Tacoma,
wash, passihg over tho old Cumbors
land road. through Columbus. indiana
apolis, sc. Louis. ovUr Doone's Lack
trail, aud ~. Louie 70 Old Franklin,
Mo-. through Nebraska, Wyoming.
Idaho. oregon aud Washington:
4 ltUhNN OF NehtAs sow AAf'N-s
Ocean 20 ocean highway via old
Santa Fe trail and "rrail to Sunset"
quebec TO- Miami highway, passing
through Albany, Now York. Trenton,
Philadelphia. Baltimore. Washington
Richmond, Raleigh. Columbia, SaNan'
nah. aud Jacksonville.
The Lincoln way, from Louisville t.
Nashville, $50 miles.
Tho Capital-to-Ca pitul highway, ex'
tending from washington. u. c., e
Tallahassee or Jacksonville. through
tho capitals uf the srabunrd states
length uf route, 1890 miles.
| Clay.Jcfrcrson Memorial, Niagara
Falls to Sew Orleans, Via GAINESVILLE
ohio, Maysville, KY, Nashville. Tenn.
und Meridian, Miss, LOO niles
"RCd.tO-Rlo" highway. from Dcni
SON. Tex, To Dallas. Waco. Austin, an'
san Antonio. connecting Houston ant
|, galveston, COO miles.
UurdrrlInd route 10 Pacific VIA r
pdsu,
Ncnrlv every state IN the union i
benefited To Suino extent by tho pro
pUscd new highways, aud tho manno
IN which all sections are working 4
tho same end sinultHnruuslv lndicHt"
that Il VIII not he luug n"foro III
tinted states Is laced los Il cOmplet
} system OF good roads.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
Nations Interstate Roads
Aggregate $1,000 Miles

contemplated In various sections "t
the country.
The chart prepared by the Office Of
puzzle roads shows the extent to
which the goods roads movement has
I, ken hold Of every part Of tho United
states. North, south east and west,
tho improved roads. aumc merely
planned. others actually under cUu-
struction. literally maG. a network
covering the whole country.
II all the plans contemplated are
carried out BY the men ana commit
tees back Of them. It VIII be- possible
TO drive wagons und automobiles from
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22

without asking a question this
strangely gifted man reads your iifo
Ivy II science ~ unerrlng M the law 0r
Rrbyitati0n. Ito tells you your tai
onlH nnd short oOnlngs, tells you whit
yuu camo for. tells YOU when and
whom you ara going To marry; in
fuct, everything,
II you arc slck, hn will, without ask
ing questions and annoying examine
iiOnH. toll YOU tho nature and thS
Gauss of your disease and show you
tho way to perfect hculth and hnppi.
ness,
I72a W. Central Ave-, Opposite Al.
bIIaIncrquo F1Ornl 90.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
NOTHING EQUALS SIS.
FOR OLD SORES

Nohng equals Old nothing equals
blood purifier TSaouTcc supply chTOnc in
blood the circulation infected with germs morbid
ons which being constantly deposited the open This
liberation and inflammation q the flesh tissues aud oduces
dOn which sav washes oons curative effects
The blood be purified all infectious before the ccuau
nouIh the flesh tissues and stimulate them the healthy condition
heal the g. heals old going to the
the trouble driving germs morbid matters
which the blood carried
the place the healing begins all dsegs the inflammation say
sue healthy heah formed we'll
are not wasting time when g. g. but giyng yourself
tho benefit Of the best treatment for old and III
and medical advice free g. s. g. % sold e drug
THE SWIFT SFECFsC CO.. AIIAVTAs ca
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22

I received ~
letter from a
good housewife
Of this state. sha
had been reading
my last article
on chronic ca
tnrrh. Her lot
tar reads In part;
%Dear Doctor
hartmann - II
was very much
Interest ted In
your article ON
catarrh. I sCO
by your explana-
nation that cns
tarrh r. liable To
anect any organ
Of the body that
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22

chnuIbeglaIp's Cough Remedy, ia. the
hest cough medicine have Gvor
used" writes Mrs. Hugh Campbell.
of LaVunIn, dR. "f have used II
with All my children and the results
have been highly satisfactory" For
salG by all drugRlstH.---Adv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
United States office of Public
Roads Chart Shows Wide.
spread Sentiment for High.
way Development.

Illustrating tho tremendous I'M
pctus that lately has been given 10
tho nation wide movement Tor i'm
proved public highways. the United
states Of public roads has just pre-
pared chart watch shows That near
~ 1900 miles Of trnnscontincntal,
Interstate ana tFunkline roads are
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22

to be for either . shts btnt "a
olge for q state rad ta1 flIat
ton that road buiIdhAs ~ ~ II1kng
ancc must be snads . fsatut4 q 20
saw cunTIa NM
state Highway Engv- coIumbie tta
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-24

GtttRT WAISTS
81 and 81 Ladiss hns StiFf
WASTE o,IittinE b,rains-as.
uTtoP ...---- -r-.-..-. *
Gssa % S35s LinGrTte SHIRT
Waists. Qut1tinE hnAins-a
PIKE ---s- -
& M TO S1so STA Shiri
Waists. QuifftnG bazu~ss
prtre .----- -,-. ~
s. Is and 81 MAX SltEt
Waists Quitting husine.a
price .-..--- &SS
S<IRTS
g "a TO S4es Ladies Skiria.
QuitliaE hnEinsas price
-....-- -...4-.-.-- t.53
Sl.s 70 $3.50 I-adiea' skirts.
ouiri nE hsisias-Ss prir-
sssa to sia.aa i-adie- SkiriS
ouating bastnsss pic"
a. -ss--- 49,
slice 90 Sls.ss' l-sdiss'
SKIRTS. QuiatinE b;'sineas
pTtrr ------. 0N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02

snenee in the freshmen, Of woman, msladies. II, ipor.d;,,,.
q physicians in all schools of practice.
a ~ ~ known everywhere a. the standard ,er,.5v a., d;.-...
garoed Tor the past forty years and more.
IN place OF "fsyorte Prescription "a mediein. = ow
forty years Of satisfaction behind Il. Sold bv al D-.NS
dy. One 70 three
70 pay cost OF wrapping and mailing sny on a free eorv
'TeTes. NJ. D. President. Buffalo. N. Y "uS iioVei
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02

way" which was written by himself.
The song was recently set to music by
Charles II. Gabriel, OF Chicago. one Of
the most noted composers OF religious
music OF to-day. The song and Fred's
amer Of rendering 1t made a hit
with the audience yesterday. 1t fol-
lows:
The Bible IL the engineer,
II does the way TO glory steer;
~ you repent and turn from sin.
The train will stop and take you in
Chorus:
Now all aboard" ring out this call.
This Gospel Road - free TO all:
The track Is on the highway laid.
Come. brother. for FOUR fare is paid.
The Bible IL the headlight strong,
mat makes the way bright all alonR:
Tho heavn and earth shall pass away.
This Gospel Word 10 sure 90 stay.
CChorus)
Tho Bible keeps tire main line clear
10 Ire eternal. have no fear
Old time religion Is the song
Ihat cheers US as NE move along.
CChorus)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02
WOMEN ONLY
Meetings In the interest OF the Sun.
day EVsnssIissIo Campaign
on Sunday.

The men are not the only ones
who will be given their innings on
Sunday. for according 10 the schedule
there viii be three meetings for wo.
men only. and they will be conducted
By members % the Sunday party.
Miss Miller will have charge OF n
meeting A. tho FIRST Presbyterian
church At ; p. m. and ~ the same
hour there will ~ q meeting a. the
Thomson ". r church on the Island.
which VIII b In charge ~ Miss SAKE.
Mrs sunday will conduct q meeting
~ The Vance Memorial church, at
Woodsdaie. At 2 20 D. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02

Where heavy padding IL desired IN.
DER embroidery. Try using little vads
OF rav cotton instead % filing In the
padded spacs With many. many
stitches ~ daruing thread. To pad
= scailop. catch No q BIT % rsv cotton
IN your singers and roll " between me
thumb snd forehnger until n L. the
length ~ the scailop. thick IN the
center but tapsrinE 70 a mere thread
81 each end Lay this on the scaliop
and With a few stitches catch 20 m
Material Embroider over " IN the
usual way Flowers have their petals
padded hy making little cushionliks
wads ~ cotton and catching them
down n the mafariai ysu t-stA- 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02
ANY FOOL CAN
tcontinued on Pa4s rwslve.)


while. when he was feeding the rnuiti-
tudes but they LEFT.
Wesley said. Give me 90 men who
love none but God n hate the devil and
I viii store
The Ciadals CT Heu
and win them for Christ How few God
can depend upon II you give me thirty
men who love God and hate the devil I
viii storm the cltidsls OF he'll and win
them to the devil.
Don't be afraid OF Christian enthusi-
ehoked dead By formaIity and rituaIism.
You yell like a Comsnche indian at a
ball game ~ your side wins. You veil
and 20 crazy II some body kicks a goal
at q foot ball game. but ~ a soul makes
sit sill. The devil uses enthusiasm, so
why can't Cod A lot % you people
have cit around IN the church so Ions
you have mildewed. That's a God's fact,
you have mildewed IL n prodigaI son
makes home run ana comes back 10
frigeretor and keep him there.
This Gold Religion.
Your religion IL too cold. you are
killing u with conventionaiity and ritual
without snthusiasm. LOOK a., n m DOL
tics. look AZ u In everything except IN
religion . II gives me nervous prostra-
ton 20 see some people work for God.
when a trainer wants an elephant 20
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