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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
susr 4 LITTLE BUSINESS.

~ ATrRDAY was payday az the
Ford factory In Detroit. A corre-
~ spondcnt. writing US ON the sub
Jet. states le az his firm teiicf that
the Ford company win be able to
handle the payrolls thls monsh with
out difficulty. The reason for our
correspondents tain in the ability Of
Henry Ford to meet his labor oOllea-
lions are these.
The company last week issued les
annual statement. Il shows that there
" a cash balance on hand amounting
to sfs.7ss.i5i.ss. the surplus Is
sss. ias.7To.ss. There IL one big la
bihty listed. Il consists Of $4,000 600
held In reserve for pront-sharing
payments TO purchasers OF Ford cars.
Having looked over the report our
convictions coincide with those OF our
correspondent. We believe Henry
Ford will be able I o pay on. And
having arrived at this decision we are
just wondering how far the Ford auto
business is goins TO go. We are won
dcring how far anything 30 truly re-
marksblc will be able TO go. The
Ford factory is not an old one. Ford
cars, comparatively speaking, have
not been with Us long-not near 50
long as a thousand other things that
have been manufactured for fits
years. We take great pleasure In
spending a few momcnts trying to ng-
urc the cash balance that Will rest in
the Ford treasury twenty years from
now. We would also like 20 be able
10 estimate the surplus at tho end OF
that time. Al the present rate Of de.
velopmcnt We have figured that IN
ten more years everyone In TIC coun-
try will be ON the Ford payroll. In a
profit-sharIng or other way who
knows The time may corae when All
Wen have to do is borrow a few dol
lars, buy a Ford and live the rest OF
our lives spending the income that
will result from the Investment. This
Is a grea; age-hiled up with posi-
bilities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
Pepper Talks
By CHoRCg MATTHEW ADAms
Partners

Marriage should be first. last and
all the time a Co-partrership. u
ls hfty-ffty clear through, or lsc
ono is taking more than tho other
gets. In which ease neither cure
the highest percentage Of returns
Ia Happiness.
A Partnership Is no Partnership
unless there Is equal contribution
according TO ability.
4 business Partnership Ia OF the
greatclt value whore there s. In
diyiduality-where there are dis
tinctly separate Abilities. Tho
Partnership between a man and
woman IN Marriage should be ey-
actly the same. There IL a division
OF Responsibility. For Marriage N
its highest rm o. Success Is
where each Partner makes good In
Responsibility.
Each Partner should be glad
and willing TO share equally In i'e-
sponslbility.
A business Partnership would
not last long with each Partner as
Stunning the duties Of the other.
Nor would II last long II one Part
nor should begin 10 limit or curtail
the iroe individuality Of the other.
A Human Being moulded and
fashioned after the Ideas of an
other into q mere Duplicate Is OF
little value TO anyone.
Tho Happiest Marriages are
those where each admits the freest
expression OF the others Person
ality.
The man who carries 10 his home
the unimportant or trivial cares
that infest his day. or the woman
who Freets her husband with the
little annoyaucos and worries OF
her day, docs not fulfill the highest
agreements % "A Partnership.
Grasp with Smiles and Cheer and
Enthusiasm the duties that beloni
10 your side Of the Partnership
Make good aud you viii be In
splred AT the effect OF this upul
your Partner In making good.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
THE UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD.

Ut Is hoped tina, the leaders of the
well advanced movement to pave
4 East Central avenue to the State
University will not delay resumins
their activities. now that the state
lair Is over and Aibuqueraue a re-
turn TO the normal round OF attending
10 our own business. We have never
had q more convincing demonstration
Of the imperative need for this pub
lie improvement than was given dur-
ing the past week. Friday afternoon
some three hundred boys and girls.
prospective Students at the University
in years 10 come and a most import
ant company OF guests, were taken
10 see the institution. II was a
heart breaking Job 10 set them there,
what with the transfer from street
car to automobile. ana while they had
a good time after they arrived, IL
would have been a much more effect
i've party could they have been taken
to the University on the street car
without a transfer. OF even II they
could have walked from First street.
They would have been able TO walk
the distance without trouble had the
street been graded and paved,
Paving OF Central venue TO the
State University will mean the extern
sion OF the street car line to the In
~stitution. Extension Of the street car
system TO the University viii make
It's further extension 20 the state fair
grounds an easy matter. should Il be
finally determined to locate the per-
Inanent state fair plant on the mesa
hut regardless Of the state fair, this
paving OF this street and the extern
sion OF street car service TO the mesa
will be Of tremendous benefit not onlS
to the University but TO every piece
OF real estate in the highland seetioH
Of this city. and indirectly tho beneht
20 the lowlands district will be great
Before the fair plans wero well ad.
vanced for carrying out this yitaiil
important public Improvement. II d
a work which needs doing and doinl
now.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
QUESTIONS AND W
Ice-Cream Il Fattcning

Is icc-credm fdttcHinef J am a
oiYi eighteen pears old and wciOh
1855 pounds. ! am only frc feet three
inches toll and I cat a lot Of tee
cream, three dishes a day. and I hare
gained over ten pounds In ftco
months.
Anscor-It Is moro fattening than
some fresh cream IL. IL all depends
upon the purity OF the cream. Good
ioe-cream, next to pure candy. Is
about the best luxury a skinny wom-
an can anord-or her husband or at
hanced or friend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18

When the olive IS not ground into
oil II Is picked and eaten whole. Ship
loads of olives are eaten In this coun.
try each year. but very few people
who cat an olive for the first time
forget their manners In grabbing for
q second helping. Learning to like
an olive Is as much OF a ask az learn
ing TO appreciate impressionist art.
Many a young man has sat az a nne
party. slipping olives into his pocket
and eagerly shouting for moro, be.
cause his carly education was neg
lected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
The Time Limit binding

.. ! employed an agent 10 sen
some real estate, and ~ bargain,
Which c % N Wriiin0. fred a time
limit cithin trhich D. irns 10 md y
purchaser. Aftcr thc time limit had
expired, the agent found q purchaser
and ne agent HOtC irdBts 10 hold me
u the agreement. can he do SOP
A. Not unless you extended the
time limit, or waived this condition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
san!.apSho}g
UsgE House.

II your ambition TO gather Il
easily leads you into Wall Street,
do not complain ~. in the process OF
being trimmed, you suffer some pain.
And this goes for all OF the other
gct.rich-quick schemes.
You have no doubt noticed that
the man who begins at the bottom OF
ten stays there.
Generally speaking the photogra'
pher does more for a girl thah
nature.
breakfast seldom attracts q fash
ionable audience, and never one mat
Is enthusiastic.
One may be said to have a good
memory II he can keep an eight-day
clock going.
The fellow who knows anything
worth while usually keeps II 70 MIN
self. The fellow who doesn't tells
everybody.
What, by the way, became Of tho
plan, endorsed by a New Hampshire
statesman, 20 do away WITH the
toothbrush?
A champion lasts only Evo or ak
years. but a bore often outliVes MS
generation.
II may als) be naid that those who
go crazJ over a popular song make q
short journey,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18

bassndor 70 turkey just now. with all
the representatives Of the allies with
drawn from the Ottoman empire and
tho stubborn Dardanclies between the
allies and cons,aptsnople.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18

Dr. Brady ut1 ansrer oil questions pertaining to Health. II your quc'.
ton Is Of general tahrest e pI be aHsrerea through these columns; " not
70 wl DC GnNecred personally u stamped. addressed envelope Is enclosed
Dr. brady pI NOT prescribe for mdivdaal odses o make diagnoses AG'
dress oil letters to Dr. WHiam Brady, care Of this newspaper.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18

destroy the olive orchards However
In the present state OF international
law Il would be a very reckless
orchard which d.4 not move out at
the approach OF a modern army.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
Peoples Legal Friend
A Contract To Pay An Old Dcbt
BY Z. r., BRANsoN

A Contract To Pay An Old D"ht
Q. After q man has been released
from his debts by murdHs Of hank
fuptcy proceedings, and then makes q
contract bg Which ne dgrccs 10 pay
mn Of these Old debts. GtH the c0N
tract StdHdf
A. Yes. II otherwise valid.
Law Demands Acknowledgment
o what Is The purpose Of the iai5
On requiring deeds 10 De dckHOWl.
cd0cdf
A. The purpose n 20 show that
such instruments have been duly exc
cuted and 70 guard against fraud.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
burning His Rnnta

o. n ~ i%HucHtor, upon Yelling his
patent. makes an agreement not 10
iHrcgt anything % compete 'rith this
product, uiH the dgrccmcEr be bind
tpgP A. Yes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
A Legal Etlr,lntlon

Q. could one. IN '.Gkiug a tciH,
put IN a clause prOrid!ag that real
estate Is 10 b. sold nth Ne consent
Of The WlfCP a. Yes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
Protection For Teachers

O. Ar" state l1ics eorr passed for
ne purpose Of protecting school
az tie cdHdS Of parents or oihcrsf
A.. Yes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18

The young lady across the way
says she saw IN the paper that no
body could ho found 10 take the part
OF Lady Godiya IN the pageant and OF
course people are a little careful
about spending money t1st now and
she supposes no one wanted 10 buy
IN elaborate costume.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
THE FAIR BUILDER


tffom ne Deming headlight.)
Just for the fun OF the thing. and
for the pure joy OF doing Il, let US
hang a few laurels on Bob" Putney.
the president OF the state lair assoc
citation. Putney came down here
when all OF Luna county was hostile
TO Albuquerque and when he knew il
was hostile. But he came into our
midst. and, as the poet say he had
his say, he went his way. and left our
hearts aflame.' and this week Luna
county has one Of the finest exhibits
at the state fair. And all the credit
for Luna county's showing is due. IN
the last analysis. to Putney. II he
had not come here and stirred rs up
there would have been no Luna coun-
~ exhibit az Albuquerque.
This state needs more men like
Puinoy. who can work for The good
OF the state without any Interior mo-
tive and who are prepared 20 spend
and be spent in the service of New
Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
The LINCOLN Highway


Fifty ears from now the ultra
ignorant will think Abraham vas
named after the road they all
travel on.
Garage men along the Lincoln
Highway are naming their places
after the road. and the patrons are
naming the garageurs Lincoln
highwaymen."
Al present there are a few miles
Of the road you can travel on. but
he only way you can stay erthus-
iastic about the movement Is not
to own an automobile or 10 keep it
nut away In motbballs.
You start out for a long trip on
the Lincoln Highway and go four
miles TO q sign saying:
Road Closed"
Then you detour for forty miry
miles to another three-mile stretch
leading you TO another cross-bar
bearing the familiar legend.
One secs more signs Road
Closed" than he sees Of blue cap
LIS on a white splotch IN a post,
until no wonders which Is its
right name-"Lincoln Highway"
or Road Closed"
Some day there will be more OF
the former. and everybody will call
the movement blessed.
But AZ present. calling the little
bit that Is ht for use "a trans-con-
~tinental highway" Is like hanging
a black rubber trousers-button in
a window and labelling II "a pair
| OF full-dress pants"
Explaining A Good Many Auto
Accidents
classified Department. Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Auto driving taught for Sc.
- Driving school, . -
Street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18

Our Poorest Paid Profession
there stands an old man on tho
street,
With shiny elbows. shiny scat.
With harrled look upon his face
AZ though he bore some deep dis
grace.
zet all he's done was, years on
years,
TO teach our chicks-precocious
dearsl-
FOR barely what II took to keep
Him in some food and where to
sleep.
Nov IN his age. with high-hrow
tastes
And low-brow bank account. he
wastes
His nervous energy in worry,
Unmixed with Rays" or "Lindley
Murray"
Az to the way he may provide
For her who's struggled at his side.
Long years ago they two gave up
Their hope OF more than shed and
sup.
Their children missed. through pow
erty,
The college life that he and she
Had planned for them. Their
dreams have died.
They are e%ngrossed with how 10 tide
Them over through the long, long
years
They're due TO walk this vale OF
tears.
For he-'tls commonl DO not sobl
Is due ere long TO lose his job"
Flnnigin Filosofy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
Leases should he In Writing

Q. Dors 4 lease for n longer time
than ger sduc 10 De ia WrifiHg,
A. This S. thu law In most OF tho
states.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18

(FroE the Lordsburg Libernl)
The state fair As a success from all
accounts. Albuquerque is all swerod
up-and has a right 10 be. The sue
cess attained with the new Y. N. G.
A. n the state fair all show what
one msn can do with the rest lending
their aid. Albuquerque should be-
proud Of her Mr.. Putney. The bal
anoe Of tho state patiently awaits fof
what's mex
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
What W. Wrong Wlth No bon?

o.. An ducfioHcrr iu ms state
tioV1l sold some hay for noe. ne
trGyrdni'l N" quality Of ne han, but
hat no authority from me 10 do 50.
Is the ]icdrrdHiv binding on mcl
a. No.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18

What Poor Throwers Women Aro'
Mrs. Henry Mochcrman fell and
threw her ankle out OF place last
week.-MoGtDeiier, O., Leader.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18

Was Particular Aboub That
Assistant Secretary Here. boss.
r. a want ad. which says wanted
Position as stonographer. Can
figure"
secretary.-DOn't want her. Tho
last one we employed had just that
kind Of figure. and I didn't like TO
see her about. Don't answer the ad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18

basement Full o. What?
A Lordin Ncws want ed. says tho
house offered for sale has "a full
basement"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
FInniRin Fuosofy

Finnigin FilOsofy
II tn man VIC hwy was to reelize
that we was foolish enough { inyy
i'm. he'd be so tickled over nj that
he'd lose a lot av tn worry that's
attn I'm up.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
A Partners Fraud

Q. II q member Of a partnership
enters into q fraudulent transaction
10Th a person not a member Of the
frm. can the partnership Dc held
IiGbief
g. Yes, n the transaction was
within the scope OF the offending
partners apparent authority.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-18
Explaining A Good Many Auto
Accidents

classified Department, Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Auto driving taught for &C..
- Driving School, . -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-02
Concentrates del dia

las frentes de los neoliberta-
dOres que fuerOn arrojados a
terra jarocha, mas cue por la
fuerza de las armas del enc
migo, pOr la fuerza repulsiva
de sus prOpios actos, y ha he
cho ell milagrO de hacerlos
pensar detenidamente en- que,
para llegar al triunfo que tan
to anhelan, necesitan hacer a
un lado sus insuintos de des-
trucci6n y pOner en- p~ractica
medidas "conservadoras."
Y es pOr este que AlvarO
Obreg0n, al poseSionarSe nue.
vamente del PalaciO NaciOnal
de Mexico, declare que va no
Sc ejercerian represalias; que
no habria mas Vidas segadas
nj Sc despojara de sus bienes
a los que q fuerza de perSeve-
rancia durante tres decadas,
habian logrado hacerse de
ellos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-02
Las prOmesas de AIvarO Oregon

venganzas persOnales. Sc han
convencidO, pOr propia eXpe-
riencia, que las medidas radi
Gales implantadas al triunfO
de la revolution que tuvo su
origen en- la ciudad de Salti-
10 bajo la base del Plan de
Guadalupe, a raiz del cuarte-
lazo de Febrero de 1913, han
sido contraproducentes, pOr
cuanto que elias han product
do nuevas dificultades y. han
sido IN obstaculo de fuerza
considerable para lograr Ia
realization de los anhelos re-
vOlucionarios.
Los que aver hicieron a un
lado la Ley para "gobernar"
de la manera mas deSp6tica,
dando rienda suelta a TODD Ell
odio acumuladO pOr VarloS
amos; los que aver declararOn
que las garantias cOnstituci0-
males Quedaban suspendidas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-02

Aware Obreg6n, general de
Ia nueva hornada al serviclO
de don VenustianO Carranza,
al ocupar con suS fuerzas la
ciudad que evacuaron los Otros
generates" SuStentadores de
Ia desmembrada Convention
revolucionaria, eXpres6 de una
manera Categorical que estaba
dispuesto a Oar amplias Y com
pletas garantias q todos los
habitanteS de la ciudad aZteca.
Hemos recuperado esta ca
pitaI-diio al entrar en- son de
triunfo por las aSfaltadaS ca
les Qe Ia metropcli-y promote
que no Sc eierceran mas VEN
ganzas. FL ei6rcito constitution
naIista. al volver a Ia ciudad
de Mexico despuGs de 81 viajc
por ell Estado de Veracruz, a
donde fue necesario acompa
mar al primer iefe de la Revolu
ci5n ' encarg2do lei P"deG
E;a.r+;,-, n, +7.1a nor hgDIPT9
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-02

V Agricola, S. A. de esta ciu-
dad.
La orden del embargo de
los treinta Y tres mil pesos fue
Ilevada a efecto en- Ell City Ma
tional Bank donde Terraz&s
tenia depositada una suma de
dinero mayor que la que lie ha
Sido embargada.
-Muy mejorado Sc halla el
ST.. Alfonso Iberri de la frac-
tura que sufri6 accidentalmen-
tie, en- una pierna. Iberri es
director de I'm peri6dico de la
localidad Y ha estado recibien
do manifestations de p6same
por ell desgraciado suceso que
ha venido a postrarlo en- CANA.
Ell Corresponsal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-02

FL hipnotismo ~iortalcce su memori2 y de.
sarolla su voluntad. Venice Ia timidcz, re-
v~iviica Ia esperanto cs;imula Ia ambicion y Ia
/ determination de tener buen cXito. lie ia
spira aqUella conhanza en- 81 mismo que le
ponc en- cStadO de COuvcnccr ! n genie dc su
Z vcrdadcro valor. lie da Ia lave de los secretos
intiuos del dominic de Ia mer;c. lie ponc
Ell cstado de dominar los pensamientos y
b accioncs de otros. Cuando I'd. cntiende esta
/ ciencia importantc y mistcricsa, I'd. puedc
irrlantar sugestioncs en- 81 espiritu humane
euc scran obedecidas en- I'm dia o en- un ano
&c aqui. I'd. pucde cuT2r malOs habitoS y
Intermediates en- 81 mismo y en- otros. I'd.
pucde curar 4 81 mismo dc insomnia ner-
yiosidad y preocupaciones Comesticas o dc
rcgocios. I'd. puede hipnotizar q personas
irstantiucamcn;c, con II mcTa mirzda de los
BIOS. sin cl conocimiento dc ellos { iniuirlos
podcrosamcntc 4 Obcdcccr ST yoluutad. I'd.
pucdc dcSarrollar i un grado maravilloso
I'd. pueda tcncr. I'd. pucdc aumeut2r sus
7odGrcs tclepa;icos o clarividcntes. I'd. puede
lar cntrctcnimientos asou'brosos y divertidos.
I'd. pucdc ganarSe el amor y Ia amistad per-
pGtua de aquellos que I'd. desea. I'd. puede
2rutegcrsc contra n Influenza de otros. I'd.
pucde tencr bucn cXitO fnauciero y ser reco-
uocido como uu podcr Ell su Comuui3ad.
Este libro de Flint lc ensefiara COMO apren-
Ter q secreto de a~lcarzar csta cosas. Sr.
Flint es el hipnotista mas emincntc y meIoT
-onociio en- 81 muado. Ea aparccido ante
nillaTcS dc auditoTioS. FL Cumplira hclmente
ada promesa. 81 I'd dcsee una CoPia dc este
ibro g~ratuito, solo neccsita mardar su rombre
y direction en- una ~tarlcta p~ostal-nlngur
iircro-al Sr. Herbert l.. Flint, Dept. 22S3 e
Cleveland. Ohio, Z. L. de ~, y el libro IL
:eri cnviado a vuel;a de correo, porte pagadr,
Tenga cuidado en- pober cl f~ranqueo sufficient ::
sobrc 81 carta y incluir Ia misma cant!dad q
urnbrcS poStales en- 81 carta-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-02
La historic Sc reptile.

-Vaya un nueVo mOdo de
saludar; ide que repeticiones
Sc trata? pOrque va son tantas,
que ha baiado esa mercancia
al grade que va cualquiera Sc
permite ell lujo de usarla, aun-
que sea de cobre dorado.
-Es que Ia "repetici6n" de
que voy a hablarte es de las
finas, como que lie puede ser
vir de marco esta sentencia
Ga revolution como Saturno,
devora a sus propios hjjos."
-Sentencioso y mitol6gico
has amanecidO hoy lunes, que
segdn dicen nj las gallinas pO-
men. De SECURE Ia ~corriste anO-
che Y todavia estas encandila-
do, Y vienes confundiendO las
timOSamente la fabula con Ia
historic.
La f&bula Y la historic
Sc dan la manO, y ambas Sc re-
piten con cronOmetrica eXac-
titud, aunque con nOmbres dis
tintos. Los doses Sc van," nan
venido repitiendo desde los
tiempos de la decadencia de
Roma; pero los doses subsis-
ten, Y en- nueStra edad mOder-
ma, Sc llaman en- nu2Stra pa
tria: Madero. Carranza Y vi
la, que es como 81 dij6ramos
Hercules, Saturno Y Aquiles.
-Muy profundO me vienes
ahora, Bejarano: pero re van
va cargando mucho tus elucu'
braciones metol6gicas, y s,
quieres que te siga escuchandO
echate fuera de esas prOfundi'
dades ~olimpicas, y claris ver-
bis aclarame Ell misterio csc
con que te abriste de capa. de
que Ia historic es de repeti-
ci6n.
-Pues ALA va, hombre in
docto. A Doroteo Arrange, ell
Aquiles de Ia revolution venus
aaturaI, lie acaban de encon-
trar la parte vulnerable, hirien
dolo de muerte; y no fue pre-
cisamente en- ell talon del he
roe hom6rico donde lie pega-
ron, sino en- 81 pecho, cue 10
gastaba mas duro que ambos
talones de AquiIes, que como
6I anduvo' descaIzo, en- sus CO.
rrerias por ell mundo.
i Diablol Me va interesan-
do tu platica, NADIA mas te SUI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-02
ESTE 3 :
ES UITO
UNA REyELACION DE LOS M1STE-
RIOS DEL HIPNOTISMO Y Ell MAJ
NETISMO PERSONAL.

Sr. Herbert L. Flint, uno de los hipnotistas
me;or conocidos en- el mundo, ACADIA de pub.
Iicar I'm libro notable sobrc el hipuotisuio, ell
nagnctisuo personal y ell s~ancamicnto mag
neticc. Constiruyc en- mucho el tratado mas
maraviiloso y compreusivo del genera que jamSs
ha sido publicado. FL Sr. Flint ha decidido
distribuir por TN espacio limitado de tempo
una copia ~gratuita i cada persona que Sc
~irterese sinceramente por estas cicncias ma
ravilIosas. Este 1ibro esti basado sobre Ia
experienced prictica por mucho amos dc ur
hombre que ha hipnotizado 4 mas genie que
ot-a persona sofa cualquiera. =,
Ahora I'd. puede apr:uder los secretos del
hipnotismo y 81 magnetismo personal en- su
pfopio hogar librc de costo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-02
Francisco Villa, qravemente heridO

organization t6cnico-tactica de
provech0sos reSultadoS.
Y pudiera ser, tambi6n, que
elevado Angeles a la jefatura
del moyimiento revolucionario.
csc m]ovimiento recibiera ell
importantisimo contingente de
ccntenares de iefes y oficiales
que fueron del ejercito federal
Y que hoy Sc encuentran en- 81
tuaci6n precaria.