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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-10-14
Did You Know This
About OStcpathy

Tha is never rough, never drasti
never com olicated; that it's treatments
are almost always successful when
properly administered; thatit has cured
literally thousands of cases of disease
and bodily ailments; that instructions
as to dieting and exercise are given by
osteopathic physicians in addition to
their actual practice; that the entire
processes OF nutrition, secretion, sscircu
lation and absorption in the body are
controlled in some way or other by
nerves, and that osteopathy concerns
itself with their regulation and correc-
ton in a sensible and safe manner (ail
disease is due to an interruption or ir-
regularity of one of these processes
that the pressure of bones or tissues on
nerves causes more clip than almost
anything else and that osteopathy will
quickly relieve them?
That the human body is like a big
machine, intricate in its appearance
perhaps, but nevertheless known in its
minutest detailslby the osteopathie
physicians, who are trained to care for
them?
That osteopathy is the only drugless
treatment licensed to be practiced in
Wisconsin?
That osteopathy, like all other good
things, has imitators.?-Ady.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-10-14
Prairie du Sac

Mrs. H. V. Page spent several days
last week in Madison.
Mrs. Henry Avery of Brookings, S.
D., is visiting old friends here and in
West Point.
The E D. Ochsner and Geo. Schneider
families spent Sunday in Ableman.
Miss Annie Clement has returned
from q visit in Alma Center.s
FL. E. Cook of Milwaukee spent Sun
day here.
Rev. and Mrs. J.B. Donaldson expect
to take an automobile trip to Milwau-
kee to attend the meeting of the Synod.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-10-14
licensed b Marry

William Fl. Pingham. Madison
Maude E. Victers, Reedsburg
Albert Wilhelm, Honey Creek
Grace Luther, Town of Franklin
An epidemic of measles prevails in
the western part of the city of Madi-
SON. About fifty cases have been re-
ported.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-10-14
SANDUSKY

Mr.. and Mrs. John Glossy and ison,
Joseph, and daughter, Mrs. L. Fl. Con-
Ion of Reedsburg, motored over and
spent Thursday evening at the G. A.
Powell home.
The masons are busy plas tering at
Joe Witzel's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff and family
spent Sunday at the Ray Grover home
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-10-14
North Fairfield

Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Dyrud and child
rem of Baraboo were Sunday visitors
at the Loe Lewis home.
Orvall and HELEN Lewis picked ripe
strawberries in their strawberry
patch, Oct 9Th.
Henry Ingerbretson of New Port was
a Sunday caller on River street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Harrison and
baby Spencer were at Mr.. and Mrs.
Marsh Harrison's Sunday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-10-14
Honey Greek and Freedom

The lecture given by c. H. Holt at
the newly furnished hall, was quite
well attended.
Wedding bells will soon be ringing.
Suckers don't bite these cold days. 1t
is slow passtime waiting for one to bite
Fred Schacht and family visited at
the John Waterman and Paul Schacht
homes Sunday.
Fred Arndt and wife of Baraboo Wis
tied at VIM. Marquardt's Sunday.
The hunting season was welcomed by
many sportsmen Sunday.
The dance held at the newly furnish
ed hail at Denzer on Saturday evening
was we'll attended and those present
report good time.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-10-14
Old AND new WAY
To TREAT CATARgH
Brea hirg Germ Killing Air Endors-
ed by Actual Results.

The discovery of Hyomei has wrought
wonderful change in the treatment OF
catarrh.
Prior to three years ago the medi-
cines ordinarily employed in the cure OF
this disease were drugs, sprays, lotions,
etc. In some instances they benefited.
but the Improvement was not lasting.
With Hyomei you take into the AIR
passages of your throat and head a
balsamic air that goes into the minutest
cells. and should effectually kill all
germs and microbes of Ecatarrh. Its
purpose is to enter the blood with the
oxygen, killing the germs in the blood
and restore health to the whole system.
Many astonishing testimonials have
been received from those who5 have
been helped by Hyomei.
A complete outfit is inexpensive and
includes an inhaler, dropper and sutfl-
Gent Hyomei for several weeks treat
ment.
Perhaps the strongest evidencel that
can be given to doubters, is the fact
that Fisher Bros. have so much faith
in Hyo4nei that they sell every package
under a positive guarantee to refund
the money If it does not relieve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred FarWell OF Bara-
boo were visitors ut the A. G. Finder
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moss spent Sat
urday and Sunday at Lodi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Douglas went
to Barron Friday for two weeks Wis
it with relatives.
Oxford eagle., 1915-08-26
To NJ Friends asd Chests n
Lafayette lssnsy-

Since my election 10 the Office
OF Lieutenant Governor. | hnd
that many of my friends have the
wrong idea about where will
have to live and what my duties
are. Some have the idea that /
viii have 10 move away from Ok
ford and will be forced to live in
jackson. That is not true; I ~iIl
stiil live in Oxford and will con-
tinue to practice law at the same
old place. OF course. during the
sessions Of the Legislature,
shah Be in Jackson, but. as you
know. that will take me away
from here only about Two and
one half months every two years.
So viii be glad to see my
friends a. any time and viii &c
at my ofiee to transact all basi-
ness IS heretofore.
Yours truly.
LEE IL. RUSSELL.
Oxford eagle., 1915-08-26

The health Of the community
il not very good az shis writing.
Old MaIariaI - having much
success.
The Sunday school IL progress
ine nicely
Tne prctractsd meeting that
closed Thursday the 12lA inst
was OF much interest and oenifit
70 the community.
Nr. SAN Wells ard sister
Modicia are visiting relatives in
Alabama.
Mr. Wesson HolisweIl srert
Sunday with grand parents AZ
this place.
Misses Minnie and Mary Lee
Mills returned home Friday A.
compained BY their cousin Mr..
Harmon and Miss Le.iie Croker
Of PontOsoc.
Mr. Henery Loveisdy vas the
guest Of Mr. J. l. Walker Ion-
day.
Miss Little Croker and Mary
Lee Mills spent Sunday night
sad Monday with Mr. Geo. F.
Bumgardner and family.
Mr.. Willie Mills Of Water VAL
Ley spent Saturday nignt and
Sunday with home folks
John Henderson and family OF
Water Valley spent the week end
with relatives a. this place last
week.
Mr.. Rodolphia Candy OF Mem
phis spent Thursday night and
Friday With his sister Mrs X. II.
Neill at this place. ..
Oxford eagle., 1915-08-26

s-23-f5.
Editor The Eagle"
Oxford. Aiss-,
Dear Madam.
There are several BUsy-Bodies
in our town who seem to have
nothing else to do but try to at
teRd 10 other peoples business
and because I left Oxford last
week, for the first time in nine
months, and took a vacation,
they have circulated the report
that am going To close the Ok
ford Hospital on Sept. 1st and
VII soon move away from Ok
ford.
l viii not question their Ectise e
in circulating these reports for
il il clearly understood. out sinee
80 many OF ny friends have come
10 ne 70 know tee truth Of the
matter, | wish 70 state, through
your columns. that there ia no
truth whatever in the report
II had ever intended moving
away from Oxford I certainly
would not have accepted ths POSI-
ton OF County Health OIcer uOr
would / have gone 70 the expense
OF fitting up hospital IS ! nave.
am not prone ts give heed to
such things bUt since this Is no;
the first tire these reports have
been started, and il they are
believed i : bound &c Se de-
rinental 10 my BUSINESS, so
.ake this opportunity 70 let ny
patrons aud friends know TIE
truth. It Is pity that We have
such \ large army of unemployed
{ | do nos mean the s-Sors q
Rest" IN our town but If taLz
they must les them talk for OK
ford and not against il ana try -
get people 10 move TO our toxin
instead OF moving them out be-
fore they get ready.
Yours for = Better and Bigger
Oxford,
J.C. CULLET.
Oxford eagle., 1915-08-26
w. o. w. Special

Special open dispensation Of
the Woodmen of the World now
on in Oxford. for 50 new members
Join nov anil get Policy in this
great order. while you wont have
10 ride the Goat HIS special will
only last 2 weeks Big class in
PRODUCTION will be put on at the
Close Don't miss getting in now.
for furthes information. See,
G. H. ID. NEIEIRE. deputy
Organizer. at DR. LETDEE s, ofice
Oxford, Mss
Oxford eagle., 1915-08-26

Mss Ilene Russell and DR.. v.
B. Mcmahon Jr.. were quietly
married Saturday evening in the
presence OF a few friends. The
bride Is one OF the pretsiest and
most popular girls of the younger
set and appreciated by all who
know her. Dr.. McNahon Is q
rising young dentist with bright
prospects for the future In Ok
ford where both have grown from
childhood their friends and well
vishers could not be numbered.
We extend sincere eongraEuIa- :
tioas.
Oxford eagle., 1915-08-26
TINE TABLE
ulino;x Central Rzii-cai

Mrs. Geo Keys has returned
from a visit to her aunt Mrs
Jessie Carter Of Bolivar. Tenn
Groceries Of the better sort de-
livered to your door, Phones
S99- 400.
Rev. (. S. Lewis the Methodist
pastor IS taking short sumner
vacation
Mrs Lillian Yates Gardner Of
Greenwood Is visiting her parents
Mrs- 7. W. Yates
Miss Ruby Stall left Saturday
for Starkvilie TO visit relatives
At A & u College
Nr. Geo. NJ knight and Rev
e s. LeSis made a motor trip 20
Greenwood this week
Mrs. E. o. II. Rayburn Of Toe
copola spent several days with
Oxford friends this week
Fsrndell quality groceries for
sale exclusively by
JACK MocGAS.
Mss Dot Nasette Of Potts
Camp Is the guest OF Mr. and
Mrs G. F. Heard, r.,
WANTED-A lady who under
stands Art work. For further
information apply 10.
Haley & Sparks.
Lemons! Lemons.l Lemons /.
Ten cents per Dozen Phone 399-
400.
Miss Esther Linder IS spending
this week with Mrs. John Goolsby
on Woodson's Ridge.
Start the day right by pho ming
your orders To JACK MORGAN.
Miss RagFand won the $500
prize offered by Bramlett & Sons
by = majority of 1865 over all
competitors
We give you the utmost quality
groceries and prompt delivery
service. Everything clean and
wholesome Phone S99- 100.
Miss Hooper viii resume her
Music class az the opening Of the
Graded School in the same studio
at the Episcopal rectOry-
Smile, don't worry about that
MONDAY meal. Settle the ques-
ton by calling 800 or 100.
On Sunday night next at s
o'cIcck, there viii be divine SER
vice in the Episcopal church Ii
is August 2ath. you are cordially
invited to be present
Mrs E ID. Crouch and daugb-
ter Thelma. son Atkins, left
yesterday for Memphis TO visit
relatives.
Moral: Money Is made round
so it will roll. Keep il rolling in
your own home town.
Mrs. Dennison was called to
CasciIia last week by the death
of Mr.. VI. C. Harris a relative
Mrs. Harris accompanied her to
Oxford aud il now her guest at
the Colonial Hotel
Moral: Spend your money
where you get 1T and YOU may
get it back again
Mrs. HeIon weleh has returned
10 her home in Collins after a
visit to her father Mr. f. E
Duncan
Miss KaIsy reached home Mon
day having been detained in ST.
Louis several days on account
of the nigh water which interfered
with ali passenger and freight
traffic.
Mrs. Kate Miller has been en-
ioying the annual homecoming
Of her children the past tEo
weeks. She had the pleasure OF
having with her. Mrs j C Clark
and two children Rulevlilss
Ashhv Miller and DoLald MIll-r
wife and baby, Memphis. \ "
-L...--.l. - L.nn.h Nj
Oxford eagle., 1915-08-26

E&ics

The State o. Mississippi.
County % Lafsyst l..
Notice j. hereby given n al
parties interested fhatI have lied
@ith the Chancery Clerk al said
County. my personal and Land
assessment for the year 1915.
Same vii be considered bv the
Board Of Supervisors At their next
regular SeptelT0er meeting. 1915
fo- The purpos- Of equalization.
Al parties who wish % have
ihsi- assessments In any vay
rhaaecd, are invi.el - attend
Eseesrg-
TAis ire 18Th day OF August.
1915.
J. G. WcoLvERToN.
Tax ASSESSOR Of Lafayette
COcrsy. Mss.
Oxford eagle., 1915-08-26

Notice 5 her. ...sg
OF the Board Of sufWvNH-Ss Il Y = s-e'a
BIDS VIII be ree<ived mp until Tuesday
noor- Septesiber 7th, 1918. for tins
scisdir< Of = bridge 3cross Clear Greek
near John States, th5 Board OF Super
vis0-s to furnish the lumber for sarre-
said bridge to be built sccorslia< II
plans and Specifications now on tie in
the CkaBcery Clerks Office. The
Boar. re~~rves tne right t. reject any
and ali bids
". II WOODWARD, Clark
C. a WOODWARD, d. c.
Oxford eagle., 1915-08-26
To he pea7l- Of lafayette
cszasy.

Oxford. Miss, S-o5-f5-
| desire - express my gratitude
10 you without Iicis for the con
fidence you have rsposed in ne
by electinS ne your represents-
uve- | shall always ende2ror 70
be worthy OF ths: confidence.
Again thanking ycu. believe ne
TO e.
Your friend,
ID. F. H0rLE-
Oxford eagle., 1915-08-26

WANTED small cottage hT
September let, oE wiIl take rooms
phone 3f5 or call at
BARROw'S STUDIO.
Oxford eagle., 1915-08-26

u Won wiIl get bottle % Cham5eF-
lziass f1ni nsft sod observe the oiree-.
1lon@ EfTsa herewith f@Sfafaiix- yca
viii recover in much less tire tlIEa i
usually required. ettaInsbl- -sery-
WHERE
Oxford eagle., 1915-08-26
Open Letter.


Below islcopy Of letter received
from Dr. J.. H. Dorroh, written
from Montreal, y. c. to Thomas
Yates. agent for MAXWELL
ears. this letter speaks very high
ly of the hill climbing ability OF
the Maxwell cars and a phenomf-
nal record on small consumption
of fuel. Maxwell cars hold the
record for Hill climbing AMI sand
pulling and \ test over all cars
show that they can 90 FURTggR
on a gallon OF gas DR.. Dorruh
left Oxford in his car and in tour
ing North Carolina, will return
to Oxford in September
Montreal, y. C. S-iS-f5.
Thomas Yates,
Oxford, Miss
Dear Sir:
Took trip over Hickory nut
Gap the other day, = Climb OF
300 feet in eight miles. car
climbs like . ..BllIy Goat" took
about half gallon water to hll
radiator after the climb. Plan
trip to top Of Mount Pisgah to-
morrow, which il a 5000 fr climb,
but ! have no fears
After isaving Oxford. via Madi-
son Miss, and to Aontreas n. C.
| covered over 1000 miles. ali
sorts OF roads. my expense for
gas and oil just $3.50, which
makes a record OF less than one
cent per mile, pretty cheap travel
ing, donfs yca think2
Yours.
j. I'll. DoEEoH.
Oxford eagle., 1915-08-26
THIgTY-sIx FoR 5 GEMS

DR.. Kings New life Pills are nor
szppiiea in weii-curkst1 glass bottles,
containing IS suE7r coated white Fisis.
tor z5e- One Pill vish giass Of water
before retiring = al avera-r dose
Easy and pheasant - take. Elective
add positive In resrlts- Cheap ansf esc-
lonicai - Use Gss \ heatle taciay
take a do~e tnuight- your stlr,sssioz,
viii be rsiisvei IN the morning . for
sc Al all druggists
Oxford eagle., 1915-08-26
School Board Meeting

Notice IS hereby giseu that the
County School Board will nee.
at the County Superintendent's
Office in Oxford, Monday, Aug
80, 1915.
H T. SMITH. Supt.
Oxford eagle., 1915-08-26

FoE SALE or ExNr-The J..
Stoste shop on North street.
Apply 70 Aiss L S,oate, Norih
Oxford Route :, Box 50.
Eo1zS Eims developed ard
printed . o. t9c 2 rclf seeor4ir irg
% SIZE ave your Gins to-day.
and y. yoc- pictures t5-u.crrcw-
BARROW SguG5o-
Let Is have yo1r printing.
Oxford eagle., 1915-08-26

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case Of Catzrrh
thai cannot be cured b. Halls
Cafzrrh Cure
7. J. CHENEY q CO. Tolelc. o
We. TIE u1tzrzi x1a4 hare kncwa = J.
C1eney fcr t1s mas IS years. RrE9 osHsxla
hr1n p<r1ectlF ec1erNnie n al es1s11eF1
rr112&ct1om& ard GnAne4aflT aefn 70 car-r
c1f aay oel<zrtcrs =Ei< BY rs 9-r
NATIONAL BANK OF ColfERCE
Toiextn. q.
EaErs czfa-rn czr~ as tak=n fnrsrralIy.
AcCnE 1zreErsy Ero1 IT, hAcud arn1 nzll-
crus Surfaces % fhe system Tesrs-cnfMfs
senx tr~s- Pr.~@ = exaEs rzr oetrl4- Ssl1
ky al Druxxsssz
-.ks aasgs FalzssS - sar saass,s~zssa
Oxford eagle., 1915-08-26

All orders delivered pr ompsIy-
Oxford eagle., 1915-08-26

Kfrdel's (LiEder) PHI for in
digestion ald s.omach truu5les
reraesrs 4 14essiEg n every
aouSehoId-
Oxford eagle., 1915-08-26
Official Ballot
Lafaye:te County
SECOND PRIMARY
Aug. 9th, ISIS

LAND coxxIssIoxER
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-09-15
London's Treasures Guarded.


Extensive precautions have been
taken in London to guard art treas
ures against the menace Of air raids.
The custodians Of art galleries and
museums long ago removed to vaults
or similar places the most precious
or their portable exhibits. At the
british museum number Of priceless
manuscripts, books, and other objects
nave been stored away in safes. Some
measure Of risk must, however, be
borne in building which contains
az miles of bOokshelyes and massive
pieces Of sculpture. Visitors to tho
National gallery find the major part
of the building closed At the Guild.
hall the most valuable pictures have
Deen placed in the basement Tho
magnificent Gainsborough, "Fordine
tho River" has been removed from
the walls. IN the corporation strong
room In the basement Is stored what
Is probably the finest collection Of
municipal records in the world. It
includes tho charter Of William tho
Conqueror "to William Bishop and
Gosfegdh Portrccvc, and all the bur
gesses within London" securing TO
them their ancient liberties. Every
reign since the Conqucror is repre-
sentcd in the charters.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-09-15
The Latest War Story.

Soldiers Unmarried Wife (who has
been living with her man for eleven
years, to charming and aristocratic
widow, the local representative Of the
Soldiers and Sailors Families asso-
cfation) We'll, ma'am I'm going to be
married next week, and want you to
come to tho wedding. You've been SO
kind it would not be right without
you.
Fair Widow shall be delighted to
come, Mrs. Brown. What day is it?
Mrs. Brown-On Thursday, ma'am.
Fair Widow-That is very unfor-
tunate. / am afraid I cannot 70, as I
nave another important engagement.
Mrs. BroWn-Is it very important,
ma'am? Can't you put IL off?
Fair Widow-Well, the truth is, I
am going to be married myself.
Mrs. Brown-Ah, quite understand
1t doesn't do to miss the chance OF
getting married when you gets the
opportunity! Tit.Bits.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-09-15
Real Sanitation in Air Towel.

An air towel used in the large
public lavatory In tho District build
Ing at Washington, d. c. is the inven-
ton of ]. M. Ward, superintendent Of
the District building. in appearance
1t resembles rectangular box eleven
inches by three, set In a sanitary base
having twelve.inch legs, with an open
Ing in the top Of tho case in which
the wet hands are held while being
dried. The device consists Of blow.
er that forces air through an electric
heating element to ducts and denectors
suitably placed for distributing the
warmed air to all parts Of the hands
at the same time, and is operated by
foot lever or pedal, which in turn
operates a quick-acting switch. there
by setting the blower in motion. BY
removing the foot the device Is put
out Of operation. The hands come in
contact with no part OF the device,
thus assuring perfectly sanitary op-
Grafton.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-09-15
STORM SAVED BURNING SHIP
Waves, Breaking Over Abandoned
Craft, Extlngulshed the Blazing
Benzine.

A strange shipwreck story, unreport-
cd by cable from the Azores, arrived
at New York from Horta, Fayal, by the
Holland.America freighter Zaandyk,
which was forced to put into this port
by heavy weather that reduced her
coal supply. Captain Barendsen says
he learned from the skipper of the
Norwegian tank steamship La Habra,
which arrived at Horta on February z,
bound from Talara bay, Peru, by way
Of the Panama canal, for London, that
her cargo Of benZine caused an eXplo-
sion aboard as she was nearing the
Azores to replenish her bunkers.
La IIabra was quickly ablazc from
stem to stern. About half of the crew
were on the forward part Of the tank
and tho other half aft. Fearing that
the falls and other boat gear would
be burned, the tanks skipper ordered
oil hands to leave her in lfeboats and
stand by The engines had been
stopped and La Habra drifted into the
trough and, as she was deeply laden,
tho seas, which were very high washed
over her.
The chief officer and five men were
in boat towing astern when the
matches of the tank were blown off and
cataracts of blazing benzne shot over
her sides and stern. The boats painter
was burned off and the chief officer
and his men went drifting down the
blast, being without oars or sail, and
disappeared. The other boats were
threatened with destruction by the
burning benzine, which spread out all
around La Hahra, making her look like
fire ship in a lake Of flame.
The skipper Of the tank expected
her to be destroyed utterly before his
eyes. He was elatcd when giant
comber broke around her, dousing the
fire almost completely Other seas
helped IN the work, and all hands ex-
cept the chief officer and those in the
vanished boat went back on their ship.
They found that all charts, books and
instruments Of navigation had been de.
stroyed
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-09-15
Point Of View.

The pretty plaintiff had testified for
three solid hours. She had talked
and talked and talked.
"That Is all, madam" said the law.
yer. "You may leave the witness
box"
"Chatterbox," grunted the lawyer
for the defense, for he was married
and had suffered Philadelphia Pub.
hc Ledger.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-08
LOS BALES Y
Ell DIVORCIO

"Cualquier persona que Sc
rebate hasta el grado de bal
lar ell tango, ell grizzly
bear Eel oso pardo) Y Ell
bunny hug" Eel abrazo del
conieo) deberia ser echado
a patadas de toda sociedad
decente.
La passion es Ia base de
los bales modernos. Obligad
a los hombre5 que bailen con
hcmbres va las mujeres con
nuieres, Y en- menos de Veint
cuatro horas, esos bales ha-
bran dejado de existir.
'.Esos bales son la cauS2
principal de donde Sc deriva
-el divorcio. 81 70 tuviera una
kermana, preferirfa verla On
81 ataud con sus palidas ma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-08

nos cruzadas sobre ell pecho,
antics cue verla en- los braZos
de I'm maestro de bale.
"Algunos dicen que ell hai-
le aumenta las gracias natu
rGles de los jovenes. 81 yO
tuviera una hermaEa preferi-
ria que Sc fuera al cielo tan
simple como una vaca, a que
graciosamente hiciera su via
ie al inferno.
"S6 bien de 10 que estoy ha
blando porque mi padre eS-
tuvo al frente de IN salon de
patinar y de otro de bale,
J fu6 ell campeon de los pa
tinadores del EStado de Te-
xas, Y uno de los mejores bal
ladOreS de Dalhart"
Estes fueron unos pocos de
los ataques, que el Rev. Char
les Mundell, que recientemen-
te figure como campe0n de los
patinadores de Texas, y aho-
"a es conocido con ell mote
del "boy evangelist" (mucha-
cho evengelizador) dirigi6 con
ira los bales moderno7 Ell
microbes Gitimo, en- Ia Igle-
sia Presbiteriana de E Paso,
Texas, d,nde esta lIevando II
cabo una mission evaqgGlica.
El TEN, ag ~ discrrso fu6.
tan graciosa como su esprit
tlal eluoGbraci5n: "Tomando
Ia sopa Ell la cocina del dia-
bio"