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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-02
F.. NUEVO MiE;ISTRO DE- FRAN.
Ga EN- ATENAS.
Vispe da Ia pagina ::

Ia carrcra dirIomatica dc su mariio,
Y 10 que Gauss que este fucse colo
cado en- Ia !ista de los dipiom#ticos re
tisados.
La Rcina Victoria IN hizo ohieto de
su antipatia. pues jamas Ia perdon6
In ne"a,:va de Ia Condesa I aplazar
II gran comida que IL embajada fran
ccsa en- I.ondres tenia ~organi2ada
para c! dia. precisamcnte en- el que
debia efectuarSe 81 sepelio del Prin-
cipe Imperial frances en- C%hislehurst.
en- OCCASION de 6 FL Condo de Mon
sebello Charge d'.Aftaires en- Lon
dres.
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CARRi\XA TRABAJA POR SiSC!-
CITiR nIFICULTADES.
N'irnr Gr Ia pigina 6.

UiSta>. ulln >un rrSponSaDl,S dc las
drs.rariaS dr.. MiNirn. p"iH ruy0S
irrrS ahnra dIrrn I'm urSIrErh-
,Iimirnto du" rauSa N~rrGu"lIza lu'
n.,in iiSnurSto> a SacriIicar SuS
mTras prr<onalrS. Mucha> personals
IL. auili. hirn cntrradaS de Il" que
n, si,in In rrvoiur!Gn meNIcana. d.
g. me - muy natural que Villa
y Carranza guirran ~rrtIrarSH 4 Ia
vida privada Sarrificand" u MI
ras nrrSonaIrS. pueS los mllI"ncS
m. robaron Y tienrn en- los bancoS
aytraninros bien pueden sacIlt!car-
- tan noble Y desprendLdamente.
Los oficialcS del nerartamHoto
De .IuSlicia Y del DHpartam"nt7 dc
CorrenS han c0nfiscaio. >eglin no.
li,iaS uur acahan De l!r"ar aIui
murhos p~eri6dicoS puhlirados On
N;yiro Y duc circular cn los ESta-
dos de- la Union y los cuaicS Incl
ian 4 las classes ]ignorantrS IT. No
yi,n a Ia ~vin!enciI : al d~cSorden.
Tales Portfolios ab"-an por Ia
union de los mrXicanoS a Sus her
mano ir Texas para lcvantarse
contra los blanc0S. S0brr dichaS
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"AUMENTA % LIBRAS
EN- % D1AS"
Ell case notable del ST. F Gagnon,
y 10 que nos relata. Hombres
y mujeres pueden hacerse
de carnes sanas, de la
manera mas simple.

Hare algIin I.mpn. e>crihc RI Sr.
Ca.nnn. me ~rnrunIraba Ian riaro Y de-
marrnl". QI" 4 Ii rn"rAa lHI" lI!" aDaii,
inIal ms ucufIrinh"|. Hoy. @rarlaS n
r<Irr!fira Sargul. rar"zrp Oir0 iG!luJfc.
con ilrllu rSHcririrG he authenticate - H.
lI:aS 'n =! dlaS.
-,'I!lm!o elnfr2G 4 harer uSo del Slr-
SOL nus eSrrlIr 81 r. Il. /. >iHrllS.
''pr>aDa .nla.ncnI" l%9 llblaS. Hoy r?>o
I'll. Tuiiu> mis- amigos m" uirrh que IL"
rn"uriadU rnnSId"raDlefIi"hle.
"Vrnra anIr< de- Iprnar 81 SarTol, me
Itlbia ~rniiiu tail Dlen ono ahorl. pu-
ranIr las rrimera~ dos Sprnana> cl que
10 tome. aur"nIc ~ llbraS. y eSloy All
mcniantO mas in,iu~ los tlla>. III >af1ol.
III. lIar" icnGr an bucn ip"tIiU y nnrhlif
hirn. "a no me l"vani". rom" ahlrS SUI
rchia. ron nm calS1lrID >ih chi!il'aFd-
rinu.' r-crib- cl 81. ]. -. Weaver. Y v.
u SanIer>Un. ayrrga: ..t'tIando rfnp"At
ron g! Sar"ul. pr-lba Ii l!hraS. i'iora
mi peso - IL IGn. d III" dir'il:
.uIIr gorl0 80 Ia I'u">l" r-trd dhraitir
este lIilIui1 Ir>.
t.uauIo r~rnIrnar"S tie >ehnra> y 4
urrn-. Residences en- lbs Is E>iadu> dc la
IuiGn tnIcr.rand. adeIiaS &c los GENIE
mares uiI'. 80 rSInrran nlarIailitl''' il">
,ru,uIluIran vuiuniarId!u"Hi'. lb> r'>hlld-
de- tan -aIi>farinrin- Qli" h- hd lFhuh-
rltlu ~drG u. illrItfiubl'~ iulIi'iitdi w ~
a - llhra> Il" rdrne>. d.. "Nliilial" zee
Tor % bella !~rriUra. d"l@adoS. ltIIFah
IurLuSlnucnir utlr ariInlilr qn" >arg"l e.
mn uriparad0 ne IncrIi0. dc-lnlr- tie
:u,iu. tIIrs-Sr alIur;i. como "lfo> hili'>
It. nan curadn va. MIrilaS l'nr>nilaS del
..nrlaS hiren: liar!a riGa!puI"r rosa = pa
die - cnEurdar. Per" rUaIIhh alG'ih" l'S
rnScNa Ia malrra ruinn 'Ihi"irrl". "hii-
lr~fan r-ilu"IuuaiuS: VA IIart d~"lSii!
\ utr iunrlT,' trIeada.-Nadl" pII"i" aN"-
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1t IIair'r nrul,it" 81 >ar2"I.
~arynl ~ pr."iurIh" rrnhin"I"- "Hir'
la> pcr-una- !"lga,.a$. 81 d~"-arlnlin 90"
r-Ia- It-r>uiia> la ~g,in IN a~niiii'fn para
~ muH:iu "nicrn.. Ilinra -Wi "~I"ri'">
lm.rrrr'Iu-. .!ur ur.. liz i"!"r. "iii"ilr''~.
IL. IN Il lratauII"nin ~tl'"pl.: .liaSa H>-
,cL IA nrI.rhat lr'-.-s alir~ lie "iuirktr
cl u>n IL. este "-i"cifIrn y rIi"rarnriit"
III :sr'ahar rnr Il lraiaIuirrlu. III r">tllta-
-" llllaiIhl" r>Ia raran.Ih1i!".
>arg"I - prepare ~ inrEia d" pa-'
tlila>. FAIRIES para iraEar>". I"IiihIi'!"
INA If ~-i..!,.s III" ada "";ilL3. ~ I Il. "a
naudu rI:ti"- ,i~tdr!aI"ni"- "iliI'IcLaI 4
ruhrir-r la i!u.$u> Iur >obr"-alcn Y IN
r,nrt, iIrIt;,p Jru>'r u>i"d IN ru"!I'O Hl"-
yanrr : de bnntfaS T%"IIiIa~. Ina nrU"-
la ,ir unu~ "ilantu> dla~ ron "l ~a"%ul.
t:rD.ria >r=Irfm"nir ,irrmu>trarlc lu r!rr-
~ n !n> %..crriu- IT, est rr%aIaInl"ulu.
,Eu Ialr IL rm.iIa. rninl~'>. !Iularl"!
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CAV III 5nr GRATIS.
Tara uu" Il.rla l.~led pgUhar la lrl-
sil,ir~ riri ~argrl. IT, Fr.lldr"fnuS uiti "a
ia II" Ia que V,itd' mos 4 .Ur. lia":''I.,th
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La Gfamada cerveZ2 "Royal Pills.
ner" no produce marcos. a coHtrario,
dara u listed iuerza : vigor. EXija
a su canrincro que ie sirva Siem2re
Ia Royal Pilsner." t.Ady.;
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Ia GUERRA
PREDICC!ON De VICTOR HUGO.
Nieur de IA pigina =.

Clio cue Waterloo cuiso deterer, ha
marchaGo p"r c%Ic!'n" : prcscGGido
:. canine.
:Seri eaionceS ei supreme esfuer-
70 que iHtentan los tronOS bamho-
leanteS?
La vanidad humana eS tal. que eS
possible que los Soberanos pcefieran
la caida c" medic de una matanZa
general,
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- del h"pariamruto d" Iu~tiria
y l"- "uarla> dr Ii Irnnir"a ti"n"n
ir"ir.. H. IN" ~@in2uHa &C. "t.a< P"n"-
.sr,. IN jr~rrliuriu aun,riramn.
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trRga. cana ron n0>ntrn> i

HIT NVTd u ETFsIs
: Isl" rupin da dcr.rhn 4 n GAIA
a.: ~argui ,~lrilprr Y rIianio 10 :" Ia
: ImDirramn> va rcnIiIlu"'. 81 reinrdlO
: ruTrr"nr"ado por "NrrlrRrla para Ell
: gortiar. .Adiilui" ~iallar:. !h' para
: aNlrlar los ra-ln$ lir lranQuro. en-
: ~lil,ir!r. "ir. Lea dci"lIiaIncrlr MICS
: irn anrInr:n anterior Y ~r>rribAnn> hoy
: mi~In" aLIuItaiin "n 81 rarla los lur
: m~"nrLun:,tO> : c~i" 'l:tdil y 4 viiri-
: IA ~. rGrr'-n I"ribIrt nlcSIra raja de
>argnl. I~iIr"r"tGn: The SargDl Co..
: Sill. Herald Bldg. BinghamptoR.
: y. \. f.Srriba 81 nnmhr" : direction
: "on rlaridai y adiuntr este rnp6n
: IN >I rartI.
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Mexico en- 1910

,rat,. IL p,iIrr = ia scuis d'
pr-rin>,. albu:m gue roRtiene artist
r:r> t~utugrafiae . dolores hr los
prinrlpaIe> rdiFicio> . 34Seos d. il
Capital d aueStra R~ep&biica E
4lhuru 20 QUESTION ticue una lUjoS'
-uhirrt. - una jO"a que dc5r'
uqueli;> perSnnas qnr d
seen ;enrr q ID vista los DrnJrrS:n
~alcanzaGoS por nurStra pairia en- a
nrdRn rnatPriaI
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Impermeailes de $l9.00, para Sc
noras J eahalleros a S3'75.
Esta bafata dusara psco
Esenshies q nae.iss csisa-

D.bi6o al oicT,e
de los mercados eu-
Gopeos nos ve:uos
obigados a disroa@:
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p~-.me4hi-s n IN pre-
cio fni-uor al lie SD
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h-chus ra.a veUder-
- 1 - rT-cio min
rao d- siI-O pu-s
son ,lr rel-ntc ma
.rIial y manufacture
habi< aGo'1s en- color
Ens SAFE.
Ian 2
sos d Q,.= le saus-
faccrI GU -s'amos
d~ispu--tos I
uno a prueos = na
caso DE- cue TO sa-
ti=tscscs-.a
c! ainrro immediate.
n-n,- Al hacrE rl
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pedido dcbe decirHos 81 10 qgiec. para sehnra . pa
del buf,o > e. largo de QUE 10 dcsea. No 7ierda e
ocasion de hac-rs- casi rezalaGa c= una prrnoa m
Gis9ensabl- para ci tempo &c lu.Ias. EnSienos
hoy nismo n insignificant su-na de > cen;nvoS -
tirbres pos;alcs y l. envlaremos un irnpcfnea5!e
Gesde lueso. Los pcGiGos para ci Canada. .lsSIco
y q eNcraniero debeTin ven,r acompeLacos dc 81
impoI,e en- gro pc.:ai : au=stso a=a.S:e-
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cav IDf ,vlr GRATIS.

CAV III TI- GRATIS.
i'ara uI" rN!rda u.~lrd p"Uhar la i"li-
;ilir~ ,iri ~argnl. IT, rrgalar"muS Uui "a
ja Il" It, I'll" v"rd. mos i :Dr. lia"!"I:th
IN t.rII"hl - Ia n"jnr man"rd H. On
Icnr"r~.'. I.>rrihaf:nS SuilrlIandp una
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
MAY OPEN THE WAY
TO SHIP IN BOOZE
GLENN CONDOR.
lGtaFf EOrTpSpOnuent.) J


OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 9.-Ihe
only prohibition measure introduced
during the first week of the legisla-
ture was one regulating the amount OF
Uauor that can be used by one tamily
each month. The government liquor
laws. i'm force in the Indian territory
side Of the state, prevent the lntrOduc-
tIon of iuuor into eastern Oklahoma
i'm any quantity or any time, but red
eraI court decisions are fast removing
from that side of the state the stigma
of United states marshals SIN
shooter" rule. so there Is possibility
that il this bill is passed 1t may per-
nit each family of the east side TO
use case of beer and gallon OF
whisky a month.
The authors of the bill are Repre-
sentative McCOllister and Senators
Cordell and Franklin. The measure
would make 1t unlawful for any rail-
road. common carrier or express COM
pany to deliver i'm excess Of one gallon
OF wine or whisky or one case of beer
TO any one person oftener than once
in 80 daVs.
The bill also provides that the ex-
press or railroad company, upon de-
livery of the goods" must secure an
affidavit from the consignee that no
LIQUOR has been received in the pre-
ceding 80 DAYS
Whenever an Information is filed
charging violation Of the law the bill
provides that II is not necessary to
prove that the liquor has any certain
per cent of alcohol, 1t being merely
necessary to show that the liquor
comes within the whisky. wine or beer
class This would eliminate the near
beer" defense.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
MUSKOGEE DENTISTS
VICTOMS OF CROOKS

Special to The World
MUSkOGEE, Jan. 9.-The Musko-
gee police department has spread the
dragnet for members OF a new gang
Of thieves which has made its ap-
pearance in Muskogee. The robbers
conflne their activities to robbing
dentist offices. Thursday night and
Friday morning over $1,000 worth OF
soft pillet gold was stolen from local
dentists. The gold is used for filling
teeth and Is conveniently sealed in
small bottles.
DR. @. G. Rutherford, one OF the
heaviest losers at the hands OF the
new brand OF thieves. recently pur-
chased new shipment of false teeth
and crowns. Some OF the teeth con-
tanned diamond settings The entire
case was stolen by robbers, who
gained entrance to his offices by
climbing over the transom.
The police are watching all freight
depots and have enlisted the services
OF local jewelers. and postal inspec-
tors. IL Is believed that the gang
will make no effort to dispose Of the
gold to local jewelers.. but will send
Ii to Kansas City or some nearer
town, giving IL to one Of their num-
ber to dispose OF and return with the
cash.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
Wild RumorS Are Travel
ing Around Legisla-
tive Halls.
CALM BEFORE STORM
Waiting for Psychological
Moment to Begin
"Insm'glng.'
By GLENN CONDON.
tStaff correspondent

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 9.-Wild
rumors are afloat i'm the capital
Ths have to do with the fifiu OK
legisla ture, now closing the
first week of its deliberations.
II the aforementioned rumors are
TO be believed there will be de-
cidedly warm time in the legislative
halls later on.
one rumor that circulates in and
out OF the hotel lobbies and even
around the corners Of the streets has
II that some sensational inVestiga-
tions are to be proposed In the very
near future and that enc OF them VIII
be directed at the attorney genreaI =
office. or rather at the gentleman
H.ho has had control of that office
for the past several years.
Here's the way one member OF the
house. man Of great ability. whose
word Ia to be relied upon-speaks OF
the situation:
"There is entirely too much har-
mony The spirit OF goOd-fellowship
bespeaks. to my mind. a feeling Of
Unrest and a forebodlng OF turbulent
times. There never has been legis-
lature in this state without Its fights
and the present one will be no ex-
ception. Have you noticed how a
number Of the brightest men In the
house have been sitting cuitely In
their seats and doing nothing but
answering to roll call? That is sig
nificant. II Is my opinion that hsr-
mony will prevail until the speaker
his committee appoint
ments and no longer No one is 60
ing 10 ruin his chance OF landing a
good committee berth by busting out
In an insurgent move at this mop
perfume time. But as soon az they
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10

all find out what they are going TO
get i'm this respect the handicap viii
ne removed-thcn look out for the
reaction. It's coming as sure as fate"
Talk of "PrObcs"
There is tall, Of an unholy coalition
between one Charles n. Haskell,
sometimes sarcastically referred TO as
Charles the First, and Attorney Gen
eral Charles West one member OF
the legislature is already arming him
.clc with facts and figures that may
form the basis Of u resolution 20 In
vcstigate" RumOr says further that
certain court cases in which the stae
of oklahoma was plaintiff and In
which settlements were affected
whereby the attorney on the other
side" received a goodly amount Of
'uCre will be the subject Of probes.
The investigation Of the school
land commission has already been
ordered by the house and will be au-
thorizcd by the senate within the next
few days but the searchlight OF in
ouiry will not be permitted 70 rest at
that
And upon these very resolutions Of
Investigations will be based the fights
on the floor OF the legislature which
promise to send the harmony talk
20 the ash-heap and blow the policy
Of constructive legislation" to king
dom come.
All viii be quiet for a day or two
Thon the standing committees Of the
house will Dc made known and Gov
cruor Williams will send his message
to the legislature where the
mouse of harmony blocks will tumble
down.
II may be a week II may be two
weeks
Eut it's coming-as sure as fate.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
WANT FOUR DISCARDED CANNON
VIII Decorate McAlcster Federal
Building

Special 10 The World.
M'ALESTER. Okla. Jan. 9.-Four
discarded cannon from the United
states armament service will be
mounted on the four corners Of the
new federal building property here II
the wishes OF the Edward Vass camp
of the O. A. X. meets with the ap-
proval of the war and treasury de-
partments. The local veterans have
adopted resolutions requesting such
ornaments for the government prop
erty here.
At the same meeting DR. A. Griffith
was installed as post commander for
the year. with @. r. Ware as ad-
jutsnt and Major r. F. Hackett, for
merly United States marshal for the
old central district OF the Indian ter
ritory. was named delegate to the
state encampmeut.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
BANKS ARE BEHIND
A ROBBER REWARD
GLENN CONDON.
(Staff CorrespondentJ

OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. Every
bank I'm the state Is behind a bin in
troduced in the legislature the past
week which authorizes the governor
to offer rewards for the capture OF
bank robbers Adjutant General Can
ton OF the national guard OF Oklahoma
proposes a bill establishing a state
constabulary. a part OF whose duties
would be to run down bank robbers.
That the situation Is alarming is
shown by the fact that OF i3 bank
rObberles committed in the state since
May q. 1914, only one man has suf-
fered the penalties OF the law, and he
is VIII Allison. is, farmer boy. who
is serving a 10-year sentence for rob
bing the Byars State bank Of 5000.
Following Is a list Of the bank rob-
berries in the past eight months. and
i'm all but one OF which the bandits
have escaped:
Bank OF Mlllerton. daylight. $500.
May 81; Usage State bank, daylight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10

S1.70O. June 10. Keifer Central state.
blowup. 5000. September 80; Key
stone state. daylight. s2.75O. septem-
Der 8. Tupelo Farmers National, day
light. s2.34O. October s: Pontotoc
bank. daylight $4,000. October ~;
Byars State. daylight. $500. October
20. Glencoe Farmers State biowup.
$4,000. November 10. Wardville Citi-
zens bank. daylight. $500. November
20; Carney State, daylight. $500.
December i6. Preston state. blowup.
81 900 damage. January 4; OwassO
First National. daylight $1,000. jan
usry 8.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10


Mexican is capable Of utilizing to its
fun value.
In southern Mexican heniquen, the
plant from which rape is made, grows
abUndantly This is the chief prod
uct of Yucatan. Corn. beans and peas
grow i'm all parts of Mexico. Alfalfa
Is the best crop of central Mexico,
although corn grows abundantly
here.
Pulque. the liquid product of which
is claimed to be a cure for Bright s
disease, is raised in profusion in the
region of Mexico city. The liquid
taken from the plant is shipped to
the capital daily i'm amounts of from
six to fifteen trainloads daily. 1t is
gathered by the natives in pigskins
dipped from the center of the plants
with gourds. when they carry 1t TO
the railroad centers they look as II
they have dead hogs slung across
their shoulders.
Tastes Like Soap.
Pulaue during the first twenty-four
hours after it is gathered is supposed
to be sweet, but according to Dr.
Green it tastes like soapsuds. AFTER
twenty-four hours 1t ferments ana
becomes intensely intoxicating Ihe
natives buy II as a liquor at three
cents a pint. A foreign company mas
monopoly on the industry.
In the southern part the cotton
tree, having the longest fibre OF any
cotton plant. grows wild Cotton such
as grows i'm the United States is one
OF the leading staples of all the lana.
Swamp lands abound in southern
Mexico and are ideal for rice cult-
Vation.
All Tropical Fruits.
The most paying industry when
properly cultivated is that of troPcal
fruits, which grow abundantiy tle
year round. Or. Green calls 1t the
mecca of the small landowner
Bananas, pineapples, lines, lemons,
oranges fact, all troplcal LrulsS
are common in this agricultural
heaven. ,c,u
But the point of the whole affair
is that only a very small portion OF
this wonderful land is utilized. DE
Green estimates that not one-twen
tieth part of land available for cul-
tivation is used by the natives. Even
that norton which Is cultivated Is
NOT used with a view of making IL
hiring its whole value The native
American raises only what he needs
for present consumption.
Ground Only Scratched.
The mining resources OF Mexico
have only been scratched during
these four hundred years since GiVn-
ized man first looked upon the lanu'
according to DR.. Green, OH in the
northern part OF the republic has
been found in great quantities dur
ing the past few years. Geologlsts
helieve there is more in other parts
DR.. Green compares Mexico Possic
bilities as to mining with lhat oA
Alaska twenty years ago
Gold and silver in the mountains
stiI hiring thousands of dollars yearly.
Zapata pays his army Of 10000 SOL
diers ST apiece each day Where
does his money come rom ~
Green thinks it is derived from rich
mines in the state Of Mo-
raIes. Opals abound in the southern
part Of the-eountry.
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frOI. III. ABBAS
2O4 So. Boulder Ave.
TRANCE MEDIU Nj

This arch.mystic prophesied the eloc'
lion OF the governor Of Oklahoma, just
AZ be did the reelection of Mayor Wooden
last spriUg which Tulsans only too well
know aud one hundred can testify to
this truth There are great singers, mu-
,iciaus. orators who have this God given
Gift Because you can do these don't
prove it cannot be done. So with the
powers OF this phenomenon, the minute
YOU come in the presence Of this phophet
he can read your innermost soul
Strangely fascinating are the words
that come from the cultivated lips Of
thi, most interesting man, whose journey
of life has already taken him through all
the renowned psychic schools OF Egypt
India and Europe. II seems indeed as
ii his knowledge must come from the
mysterious world Of which we all would
know. yet longing, cannot know. He
looks far away into the din. mysterious
future-th great beyOnd-across the
dark chasm which separates the human
body from the fitting oul-and that
which is 10 be- Is told. The separated
are brought together, foes are made
friends. lost property Is recovered, the
mist is brushed away from business ven.
lures. the hand is so guided that failures
are ayerted the earth's surface is ex-
plored. its treasures laid bare TO his
mysterious perceptive mind and while he
ives names dates facts and figures. his
visitor sits dumbfounded at the revelations
he makes for them. lie Is surely man
n the passing time.
n you want TO know ask ABBAS.
Advises on business.
Brings luck.
Reunites the separated
Causes speedy and happy marriages
with the one Of your choice
Settles domestic difficulties
Assists and helps in all law matter,
divorces. wills. deeds. claims. etc
Removes diseord in families.
Locates buried treasures. oil wells
mines. etc.
Cures sll long standing sickness with
slmost lightning rapidiiy.
Removes evil influences and spells.
Advises new business ventures.
lie Is the means Of saving many from
utter ruin and brings about wealth and
happiness.
Ils advice and help is rare and not
made 70 satisfy idle curiosity seekers,
but thoss who come before bin real
benefit.
All wealthy and persons Of note have
their private seers. You have In Tulsa
Abhss. the arch mystic.
Open sundays He positively gusrsn-
ices satisfaction or no fee accepted. Is
not that fair Could anything be more
honesti
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MeXicO's natural resources 'as paint
ed by DR.. r. Il. Green, Tulsa physician
and former citizen Of the southern re-
public. so-called, assume a color Whlch
is almost beyond the belief OF one VINO
has never seen the wonders or tme
land. Doctor Green pracuced menl-
cine for years in Montecristo, central
southern Mexico, where he became
Well-to do property owner, ohly 70
lose ii all into the hands Of the greedy
Huerta government.
Doctor Green has good conception
Of Mexico's possibilities. He cares not
for the oil, gold, silver and jewels
which abound in that fair land. Az
riculture, the reclaiming of the unused
earth. which is rich beyond compari-
son, appeals to his Anglo-Saxon NINA.
Wonderful Timber.
In the vicinity of Montecristo the
forests abound in mahogany, ebony
cedar. rubber and chicle, Doctor
Green tells of seeing the rivers full
OF beautiful cedars and mahogany
logs floating down the river to the
sea i'm the same manner as our Tor
esters float walnut and pine logs. IN
Moutecristo he had a woodshed bulit
OF solid mahogany, which cost, Wheh
finished, including the labor, only Vs.
1t is cheaper than pine at Montecristo.
The chlcle and rubber industry rur-
rish the most renumerative pay for
the laboring man. Sometimes he earns
enough during season to pay ms
debts, says Doctor Green. That Is
more than the great majority OF the
laboiing class do.
Chcle and rubber sap flow only
during the rainy season. The MeXl-
cans gather 1t from daylight until
dark each day during this season.
When they are busy 1t sounds as II
the forests are full of huge wood
peckers Each tree is hacked around
from top to bottom in such manner
as to allow the sap to flow down in
one main stream. 1t is boiled down
before taken out of the forest.
Needs Little Work.
This is the branch of agriculture
which requires the least energy for
ne greatest returns Nature has
done most of the work 1t Is the only
sort of agriculture which the native
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symptoms.

G y. McCune is maneuvering sus-
piciOusly making various kinds OF inn
provements around his place and ali
He keeps humming. "Blest BE the Tie
That Binds" and patting his foot
Fairview cor. Tdrian Mo. Journal.