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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19
SAYS MADERO DID
NOT DESERVE FATE
Murder of Mexican Ex-President
Inferred by Investigators

Mexico City, Sept. 19.-The deaths OF
the late President NJ IGcro and Vice
President Suarez were not brought
about hy punishable crime. accord
ing to a decision of the military court
here today The investigation lasted
six months.
Huerta Bows to U. S. Demand.
Washington, Sept l9.-News that
FcliN DiaZ, nephew of POrlirio Dia2,
has been recalled To Mexico To become
the candidate of the Huerta faction
during the presidential election.
aroused much interest in official cir
cles here. The general feeling was
that the return of Diaz meant cOmpli-
ance with President Wilson's principal
demand that Hucrta not be "a candi-
date. So far as auguring an era of
peace however. the outlook was de-
scribcd as discouraging. Ii is said the
United States will not hasten to rec
ognize Diaz if he is elected. but will
wait To determine whether the result
ing government in strong enough To
maintain peace and guarantee inter-
national obligations
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19
PLANNED TO SLAY HIS WIFE
Ties Explosive to Himself and
Crawls Into Bed of Children
SHOCK AR0USES ENTIRE CITY

bloomington, Ind. Sept. l9.--ln ~
Of insanity. Mack Hurst. aged 80. a
stone mason, blew up his home with
dynamite at o'clock this morning
killing himself. his daughter, Maud
aged 10, and seriously injurng his
daughters Fannie. aged IL, and Eliza
beth, aged 8. Both If the mangied
forms aIe almost unrecognizable Lit
tie is known of the ira gcdy beyond the
results.
Mrs. Hurst who escaped injury. how,
she says, she does not know, SAYS the
man lwok,.e the family at two o'clock
and told them 10 gather in his bed
room. After al had entered. he closed
and locked the door ana spoke oniy
these words:
We will all die together"
Then Hurst picked up dynamite
lying on the floor near him and threw
II under the bed. There was q deaf
ening "oar and Mrs. Hurst remem-
ber"d nothing more until she regained
consciousness at the home of a neigh
Dor an hour later. The noise of the
explosion awoke the whole city. Po-
lice and firemen FASTENED to the scene
and the bodies of Hurst and his dead
daughter were found I'm q mass of
debris In the rear at the home. The
other daughters were found in anoth-
or part of the ruins.
Both were unconscious and when
they revived, were unable To tell any
thing of the occurrence. The house
was wrecked. Every pane of glass for
block was broken Hurst was moi
working for some time and had been
acting strangely An inquSitoria,
body had declared him insane
Aimed to Murder Wife.
Hurst was separated from his wife
for six weeks and yesterday she re-
fused To- take him hack. II is believed
in iii of insanity he determined t.
wipe out the entire family, "A wife az
eight children. The dead girl met
fate intended FOR her mother and
fact she changed beds for the
cost the daughter her life. HurI""y
The darkness, painted stick of 4
mite under each of the three -ou'peY
the house and tied two 81 ''nl"'e W
own body. He crawla'-y so 9'''"'
formerly occupied tIhey sred ih'o y, -
which last night c,y' lPS 'i' w.,
Maudc brancvontained the
beth. Fannie sped laysf Fannie anu
Lay still" us larke to her ia.h
1Il die together shrub burst replied y"
Before the his feet"
The explosione then girl could make a
aroused thu. and bn rent the nous.
mite weres on. IT, city. Four SUCKS ., vi
hat onl last the found in the RUNS !
10 Hu trees why one, and that one u
,our to uproQrsts body, had explode
perded by thea for the escape OF o''e'
zen an IL Of the family.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19
POLISH SINGERS GATHER
CHICAGO Host Of National ConVen'''"
Fine Program

c,,cago sent. lg.--Several thou
sand Polish singers representing
iish singing societies in all sections o'
the country. particularly the mluui'
West. gathered here today Tor ,ne''
national convention, which is s'heu'
ulea to continue until and inc'uu'hs
revt "Wednesday. There will be bus-
,nes, sessions of the delegates for the
transaction of routine business ana 'he
election OF officers and aside IRON
these sessions there will he choral con-
cenrts with competitions between var
ious societies and mass concerts IL
which all the delegates and the mem
So az the local Polish singing SO
cieties will take part.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19
SEEK OPINIONS ON BILL.

Fort Dodge. Iowa, Sept" ls-O niteu
states Senator Kenyon, visiting ms
home here, announced today he VIII
,,,ako a tour of the state FOR the pur-
pose of interviewing businessmen
bankers and farmers on the currency
question. He expressed his opinion
that no currency legislation VIII p'
nassed in this session of Congress.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19
REMAINS e.'s!:'F E: GAYNoR
TAKEN f. 20 HIS HOME
Public Funer ftsSSsal r-rvice Will Be
Held M.,tfI1rlIi Iionday Morning
tlaI

New Yorkc Off Sept. 10 The S"dy "i
William J nalW Gaynor. mayor of New
'ork. witch Mo died at sea September 10
ly TOT ssday in the privacy of his Brook
whiting home. In a drizzling rain it was
Dw Cay cred at o'clock this morning from
heat R high deck of the liner Lusitahia W
ayetphe city's boat, correction Ihr'"''" "
S24. mist over the harbor the "Correc-
heu ton" steamed an hour and nai iA'er
e3 to pier A. at the battery. Ihere
X picked up "A squad of one hundred po-
e., licemen who had stood all night Ill 'he
e.,,. rain to form an escort to BrookiSh
'e"s The I,usitania glidcd into the harbor
and came to anchor at quarantine a'
=, l:20 this morning. y dozen Sa'io'
carried the body in lead casket from
the mortuary chapel To the deck ne
o'u Garnet of flowers under which IL lay
, - was removed and only a great Ahleri-
~ can flag placed over the casket "'
' Liverpool covered il as "a wihdless
n, lowered it slowly 25 feet to the oecf
VIZ of the correction" Aboard OF th'
smaller boat the body was taken 10
and neaN hs VI" ,.ostad y coffin. Th
yna- pei "'NN -, l., tho coffin and tn
fact po"s "a' ,,,,s .rorro,,ion" cast oi
ched ''' ''o o,,or 4, sbort distanc
i,way. awaiting the coming OF day. IN
''''' mist had changed to gray when III
engines began to throb and she starr
ed her short journey to the Ba'ter'
II was fun day when the "Corr'''loi
VER. ,are In rest in the slip and the RAJ
had ceased.
stient Taft a Pail Bearer.
\. Eight six-foot iiremen ana po"''
Muir men in uniform bore the caske' oN
r Col. the gang plank To the heirsc
t, was hundred policemen, sent at ocIo
from last night to the pier mounted hors'
mper- ana led the funeral train through I
tod at deserted streets. The route
,a,,ent through lower Broadway to the Broo
fever lvp bridge. 1t was o'clock when
,ssert- reached the mayors home.
Private funeral services at the ho
m the will he held tomorrow afternoon
fever at the cohclusio" ~" =, ,,
80 .,se taken To the city hall to lie III ST.
: 4. ,o until Monday morning when tune
-, viu be held at Trinity church
y ,,o was Mrs. Gaynor's wish that as W
rom its pnplc'y "S P'S''
landing of the body.
Twelve honorary pail bearers h'
49, ed by william H. Taft formed
lines through which the casket pas
at the Gaynor home.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19
REPORTS CURE A FAILURE.
Frieidmsnn Experiments by Healtf
Department Unsuccessful.

Washington, d. c, Sept. l9.-GoN'c
ernment tests of the friedman Two
terculosis cure have resulted ir' TOT
urc. /, was admitted Wedne' " '','
the department of public h"e' "i''o
a letter to a prominent prthe suo1ec!
f,rdinn the matter pr w ''o "iys
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19

ihc public health dcpar c. Rucker of
The experiments WI tment wrote;
CONDUCTED by the dcpaI tcn have been
lation to the alleged Suns nav rtment with re-
to date been s;ttisfao 'ooe'e cure have not up
reason il has not 90" .o"" tory, and for this
t, the bureau iaheoch. neen recommended
ny w ,eing laid ~
II was denied -, 49,,
r,s bean drafte, 'o's p' hat 4 formal report
M so unsatisfo se',' nv The department
the Friedmann as o''' ctory have the tests oi
tue rli' be repair ''"' 80 -, ,ha,
officials were 1t turtle serum h'eh '''''
plete failure Ef the opinion that c'''
t.~,,e aAy - racorded
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19

Her'icN ,ned In I'd l ,bot Som
atcr FRAY or SulZer, argue" '
eXpresso eano sne' key's committee h'"
-, t., me In the, .,.,,,,s on every article al
lhe i'"i at times co.. ol'''''' -, ohioc,ion to
Wagner eeped and ,eachment. Ihe op'''
the facny soul sho Uerrck said. was paseu ufoh
-, wild hank ,hat "as acting lieutenant
N" In that wi t,oras,ed i'm the re-
suit of /, tina desire, he was interes'eu ~ ~ 49,,
convict 2,he trial as In TIE event OF the
sncceo,r final ecaI ion Of the respondent he would
emoIune ~. msf IN the dignity. profits and
parko,p ~ fron; III. ,cnts of the Office" Alton H.
,,odo . thy locust declared the state constitution
mt out stat ;s,o, fo- iudge senator
Of the 49, - w. s.;cl sci to challenge any member
q. ~ HORT high court.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19
iAN's ~,

The Calut for fellow --------------
been reorgde's voice, ,knet high school chorus mas
:, old me WIFI ',,,o. ,b. direction
"i MISS ~ heed my Ianizeu u''" .',,o,,,sor
of music hours datildred Romsdah' S"l'''
WAY vca W
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-19

Continued or 9th Page, srd Column
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-25
Sc NOS DE UNA COM|S|0n
De TASAC|ON 81 ESPERA
MOS MEJ0RAM|ENTO.

La siguiente carta, LENA de adver.
tencias para consideration sobre una
ae las cuestiones PARTICIPATES ante no
sctros, vino d nnestro escritorio el
yiernes de Ia semana pasada en- la ma
cana. y la damos porque esta llena
Dc valor para cada estudiante de ma
erias de ~tasacion
santa re. IN. NJ. Enero l0. 1913.
Al Editor del Nuevo Mexicano.
Santa Fe, N. M.
AFRO seaor:
Cada uno que Sc hallaba presente
i la junta y merienda dadas por Ia
amara de concrete Ell microbes en-
a. poche a los emprendedores visi-
tantes de otras secciones del estado
Jeben haber quedado impresionados
zen los elocuentes discursos los Qua
les iuvimos el placer de escuchar dc
~siudadanos del estado, quienes Sc ha.
bian reunido juntos de ~extensas y es.
parcidas communicates. Oimos mu-
cho acerca de los p~ropuestos mejora-
mientos en- Ia materia de construir
caminos carreteros, de Appropriateness
para -ei negociado de immigration y
otras materias las cuales son de Inn
~portancia p1blica. Tales mejoras
siempre son muy deseadas * en- YER
dad, ~necesarias 81 Ell estado tiene que
progresar, pero con la exception del
Coronel Sellers, lie parece al escritor
que los oradores perdieron de vista
lei paso mas n~ecesario Ell cual debe
Etomarse antes de pensarse en- tales
mejoras. La question de hacer me.
joras Sc resuelve en- 81 misma. en- el
tiltimo ana1isis, en- una materia de
rentas, porque sin dinero es inntil ha-
blair de mejoras las cuales requieren
81 gasto de arandes sumas de dinero.
Segun indicado por Ell mensaje del
~gcbernador ell estado ha practicamen-
lie llegado q su Unite de pedir dinero
sobre una base de negocios para tales
fines con mejoras pdblicas de cual-
Quier caracter y In renta d Ia presen-
tie deriyada apenas es mas que sufi-
clente para pagan los gastos corrien.
ties del esfado. Bajo el presente sis
tema de ~tasacion podemos esperar
muy POGO de meioramiento y debe-
mos tener legislation la cnal ponga
nuestras leyes de rentas sobre una ba'
Sc la cual capacite al estado c~olectar
tasaciones adecuadas para u necesi'
/ dades y all mismo fiempo asequrnf
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-25
Ddrdn $500 4 lbs Lectores
DEL Nuevo Mexicdilo que
ESten Enfermos.
EI Sahio Az Indiana que Invento III Ahora tan Fanoso
~ ,tamiento Casero Cfrece Gratis ~ Paqnste de
Muestra az Yalor AZ IN Dollar : Todo Hon.
bre Enfermo y FaIto Az Yisor.

.tt.A 49, LL"-.L 49, ~ 49, 49,. --<L-t
Aaa7''o7 wv $500 & s-s
dos. q sufrans alguna 2 z ias Aenferme'
dadee peculiarcs del hombre, staias
$500 nx,d,ao ~ v,yo, amis,oraa ~
suraas' eoho1'pa AZ o'te '1ss''
or infection AZ IA sangre pronto 81
~Sonvenceran dei merlt0Mae Eeste me-
sfcdo mice
Este marayliioso tratamlento ayu-
da a log 6reanos digesttvos q e1ercer
2 perfection las funciones para
cue estaps desti'ados ~foFtaiece Aos|
rifloiles y eiimina &c ~ sangre las
substancias ~venenosas ilenando ias
arterias sangre y frescas
re1uveneciendo y vigorizaildo como
por encant0 Al sque ~ toma All ess'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-25

9rF peeD<ptieo 4ue 20 III GlActeria
1entir due sus mnIestares del estona-
80 hubiofan pasado, que pudiera 90.
moe nualdnief Glaze Az, ccml6a4 que
deseara sIn ninGunG injuria 1so n pa.
record muy impoalkie a Nsss6 cue NJ
apsk. espera verel On ds A. naie6kar,
pero permitanos asesuraSfe Que = Is
del todo impo6ible. "a otros puedou
ser curados ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, y mi
llafes nj han lido. poyQne no usted2
John n. Barker de nattie Greek Mich
uno 40 ellos. Dice 81: 70 sufrfa
A. acedilIaa, INDIGESTION. \ maleskar
dbl hfgado haata Que W. ~ Psntiilaa
De Chamberlain, 'luego mt malegtsf
desapareci6. De yenta en- todas III
RVt4o1s. M 4At#
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-25

Con 81 obieto Dc que los lectoref
de nj Nnevo Mexicaaso ul1e ~necesiten
IN tratamicnto medico. tenEay lima
oportunidad para urobar csta mara
yillosa medicIna. 81 iran sabio de III
diana orrece ahora 4 900 personas IN
tratamiento de ensaye de valor de
HIN Dollar enteramente gratis. pn.
~ 4 todo 10 ote Sc III dicho Ell iii.
yor de ese tratamiento no es exage.
RADIO.
Al hacer esta oferta este sabio d.
~: .sSe u,e existe III sinnimero de
~spacientes due nan venido sufriendo
Dor muchos amos de enfermedades
or0nioas v que mu hos de eilos han
gastado an balde erandes sumas eli
bugca az aliyio. IA uue Stodos clos
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-25

Tn hombre de Denver ha rehusado
el nombramiento a un lugar en- Ell ban
co porque no cree en- esa clase de ley
|Deberia presentarsele n medalla
sin dilacion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-25

Cuatrocientas millas recorrieron 4
pie sells snfraguistas desde Edimbur-
30 4 Londres para pedir al ministro
Asquith el derecho de vote para las
mujeres.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-25


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.aaS a9nSscncias ~. pnvs'1Hs iey' Al taA
cotn1sioa'A y lormaoh1 = senv1I slh hin'
wv pneo pou71oe estst c1ereos que
pou's.nus 'lalar : usis ~
'auU = s7Ayn ~ r. oon,1son, quisneS
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susto1ps ~ urf s'iss selv!ctos por III
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in o'uhl0nta & ASus nv 3Ae &ico 'H roc9
n'a' W. Ut hnc pasauo = 0p'1.sion
w 01eaua poi S. '1slsiu.ur - New
ss.sss sopie sslus'
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5on' l.a eo'nis'on w sasacion8 tempoM
,at1 ep 'owa cfeaaA pafh = Miis ln
- asepa ~ nacet ~ iniVfine g qua
Is W. 1912 sllslxo Is uocunas1lo ya'
!aaU IA eohtiene Iscolaenuaclohes
s1se H'siaeaO 8Aa WI. elh% ven-
w 81 a1s ~ aauei. es'aao mas
9aStuHcttn ia ttHluo ldI6b Tres cOlul-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-25

NO hay que desanimarse. Ei dia
puede venir todavia cuando 3as hala-
guenas ~noticias salgan de Ia capita.
que los Legislatures han heeLo un dia
complete de trabaio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-25

Ahora nos entonaremos todos en- Ell
coro.de aqueI gran himno intitulado:
"Si solamente Ponen Unos Cuantos
mas Porteros en- Ia Puerta.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-25

Mientras QUE Colorado esta discu-
tiendo buenos caminos y i'm canine
de Oceano q Oceano, Nuevo M6yec3
seguira c~onstruyendo los mismos. Pr
plan de lengua es bafat6.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-25

No ~ cleric que Colon descubri6 III
America antes que 81, Ii habian des-
c,ibicrto las gentes que IA habitaban.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-25

Yin sabio moderno afirma que mien-
tras "a hombre vive, mas viejo % ha-
ce.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-25

Suscribanse al Nuevo Mexicano, Ell
papel en- espanol en- Ell estado. Sofa
mente I'm PESO al ano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-25

Napoleon: peseo que mis- cenizas
reposen en ore snelo frances que tan
~ ne amado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-25

cuahutemoc; Hice cuanto pude pr
defender 4 mi patria; pero u giierte
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-25

81 tn caballo no obedece al trote o
al galope, vuelyelo a poner al paso.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-25

Antics dc inventarsa los paiiuelos
estuvo mucho tempo de moda sonar
x con los dedos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-25

Haz de iusto, habla 10 cleric, Sc 10
que aparece y aparece 10 que eres.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-25

Extirpa 4 tempo el yensno
d. "A propaganda atea:
que sigue IA hecho 4 "A idea
como q relampago Al trueno.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-25

cup6n u. Ri IA, Para Recibtr Gratis ii rratamtsnto de Muestra DE- 1
ir NJ uN DOLLAR.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-25

Fusds dsF p0f ssDaFado u dsscFlpei0n ds otFos sstonas que sienta: g
rrespondenciaS en- Espano1
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-11-26

Well, here we 20 on the last lap Of
the great race. Next week will be the
last OF the contest as it comes to a
close the 9th OF December. The inter
est is at white heat and his interest is
going to increase with each succeed
ing day. Some of the favorites NAV
be tumbled from their lofty positions
before the closc-in fact it is so much
e~verybody's race that il is impossible
TO venture a prediction as to which
direction the winner will spring from.
Every child now remaining in the race
has an excellent chance to win, but
the parents and friends OF each must
reach a speedy conviction that they
cannot spare nor lose q single moment
DO not be discouraged because YOU
think some one has few more votes
than YOU This should only urge YOU
on to greater effort as there is no one
certain of victory yet. nor will anyone
be until the last word has been said,
the contest officially is at an end.
Waste no time o about what you
did not do earlier in the contest. The
tide of the battle has not turned
against you by any means. One could
easily start right o and work stead
lily and faithfully these last few days
and win the first grand prize.
VTl,Ann Il, IL -
over IL of the others. The children
are all right in a bunch and it would
be very hard to tell which one is ahead
Anyone with a little extra energy
could enter their child now and come
out ahead.
Half Of the territory is not worked
and there is plenty of room to gather
lots of subscriptions and get renew
ais before the close of the contest. Also
thee are the merchants who are
such an important factor in this race.
Get your friends to do their shopping
where they will get the tickets. HAVE
THEM ASK FOR THE TICKETS AT
THE TIME THEY MAKE THE PUR-
CHASE.
Some exceedingly active work is be-
ing done for some of the children who
have not much of a standing in the
paper and it is not certain that there
will not be some surprises in store
when the contest closes.
The coupon has made its last APP
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-11-26
WHIRLWIND FINISH ON LAST LAP
OF The ADVERTISERS Big CONTEST

Last of the Special Offers has been Made and
Contestants are now Entering upon the Home
Stretch. With the Race Running at a Neck
and Neck Pace, the Successful Contestant
must now Show Mettle to Win.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-11-26
District No. /.

MI territory within the corporate
limits OF Laurens.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-11-26
FRANK NELSON
GiiL STONES CURED.

had suffered for wears with gal,
stones No one but one similarly
affected can Imagine the suffering ptl-
duccd by this disease. VAS treat
ed 10y family doctors. They called i'm
consultation and finally decided !
must 20 to the city and be opccratcd
upon. One OF my physicians went
with me to a hospital. where was
examined by the surgeons and told
an operation was all that would save
my life. In the meantime learned
OF the Atomo-Radio Doctors. and pre-
ierring death at home with my chill
drcn to death in a hospital away from
them tfor | felt death would result
from the operatiOn), went to these
specialists. In twenty-four hours TIC
gai! stones had been removed and
without pain and confinement to bed. /
got relief from my suffering in a Jew
hours. II has been over four months
nov. and have gained in Weight aul
appetite, good, and feel we'll ard
strong, doing my w work.
am very grateful to be saved for
my family OF small children. and ur4o
all sufferers to try this Wonderful
treatment
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-11-26
CANCER CURED.

Fun ACTRESSES OF nose giving testimonials arc al thc once
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-11-26
Coming to Laurens, DR.. A. N. Talley, Chief Examiner
tor the Atomo Radio Experts will be at Kings Hotel, Tues
day, Dec. End.
EXAMINATION FREE
Convincing Evidence that Atomo Radio Experts Do Cure
After Others Fail.
READ THE PROOF!
EXAMINATION FREE

REMEMBER that many OF these patients hmd suffered for wears ana bj
declared hopclcssy incuablc by every able doctor mt .r vu rnmly
he Atono Radio Experts. No matter what may he vomr disease or
condition. no matter what treatments YOU have taken. and me matter how
doctors. hay" failed to help YOU. o W it to Yourself ana those dc
pendent upon YOU % see these specialists before giving vi hone. N exam
nation ties. trial treatment and friendly talk win cost Won nothing ana may
save our life
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-11-26
4 MINISTER WRITES.

Chas. Burke.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-11-26
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KIDNEY. BLADDER AND NERVES

want 10 add my testimony To that
OF many others regarding the Won
dcriul merits of the Ntomo-Radio
treatment. For months WAS ON a
gradual decline, | vas losing |strcupt,.
and weight and ALWAYS had "a pain i'm
The back could hardly get i'm shi
~ OF my WAGON. My kiducys and
bladder We're giving me constant tror
lie. My nerves were all mstruns and
| did my work only vita the greatest,
difficulty and was in misery al the
time. My doctor recommended that
! take electricity rs all other treat
mcnls had failed to cure mo. / called
on the Mono Radio Specialists .uy
cral weeks ago and | now feel like a
new man. am my old self again.
NJ aches, no pains. no nervousness.
ana my appetite is fine. | sleep like
Il haby. The Treatments | have had
we're not only absolutely painless. but
ON IN" Other hand wcr" lc8sant and
1~uNiSorntinG. ! began 10 Improve with
tn" first treatment. The results i'm
my c"S" were beyond my expectations.
40 One can apprCciat" this wondorml
method OF treatment until tlov have
tried il. advise any man or woman.
who has been drug2ol ON am KINDS
of medicines Tor months without ne
suits To try the NtOmo- Radio. | would.
not take 5000 for the treatment | have
mad and which feel sure has saved
M" from many years OF suffering and
probably my life.