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Es IN hecho que mis- :netodos de
curar sin medicina son tan slmples
como Electives Y absolutamente ga
r~antizados. Sc ma probado, por inf
nidad de casos que yo he tratado,
aue por medic de estos metodos Sc
ma eliminado IA aus de Ia enferme-
dad V han restablecido su salud, EN-
fcnares lie personals que por amos
habian e%pernnentado cuanto les ha-
bia sido possible sin ningun resuitado
v despues de haber sido d~esahucia-
dos por cminentes specialists. La
distancia no es ningun obstaculo,
pues he curado a muchas personals
que lsmas he conccido. Estas rerso-
mas estan myy agradecidas y rcco-
miendan mis- metodos dc curar sin
medicina. Lea sus testimonies en-
la edicion semanaria de LA PREM
SAL. Tengo en- mi pcder miles de
estos testimonies y los cuales man
dare con gusto a toda persona que
los solicite.
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FELICITACION A LOS
PASSES ALIADOS
La enviaron los periodistas
aIiadofilos de Mexico

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Novienbre
ie.-LoS periodicals. de csta ciudad Sc
reunieron en- 81 Dancing Casino, en-
numero lie mas de c~uarenta, con OBJ
jeto de cnv!a~ un cablegrama de fell
citacion a Mariscal Foch. por e!
Sriunfo Incompatible Que obtuvieron
las nac;ones aliadas Ell Ia tragedla
auc acaba de conmover N mundo en-
tero.
Il cablegrama fuG confecionado
de acuerdo con todos los Periods
tas de reconocida filiaci0n aliada. en-
terminus enthusiasts Y sinceros.
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CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Noviembre
l9.-La Camara de Diputados trato
ell asunto relative a la solicItud que
el diestro mexicano Silveti presento,
para que Sc permitan en- ell pals las
corridas de toroS. La so!icltud tue
aplaudida por las galerias Y por aign-
nos diputados, creyendose, con este
motive, que sea facil que Sc resuelva
en- sentido favorable.
e. asuntc pas6 o Ia comislon de
puntos constituencies para 81 es-
tudio.
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PRESENTO SU RENUNCIA
Ell director de la Penitencia-
ria del DistriIo

CiyDAD De MENICC., Novicmbrc
lo.-E, coroncl Fructuoso Nillarreat,
durantc algun tempo ha venl-
do descmpen2ndo el cargo de direc-
tor dc a Peniterciaria del Distrito.
ACADIA de ~prescntar ST renuncia por
causas QUE no SC conocen. Y cue ie
fuc aceptada.
e. senior Vi.larreal entregara IL
priSion = senior Eloy Carranza. sub
Director de- establecimiento. Quien
aucdara al frentc haSta que el 60
bierno orGenc quiGn dcbe suStituir
:, director GimitcHte.
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PRECIO
ESPECIAL
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NO DESTRUYA LOS DiSCOS ViEJoS.
Esta cs l. Ultima invencion. preciSarGeBte
10 que I'd. ncccsi:a y ha prccurado rhtencr.
Ahora. poseyendo este aparato. potra I'd.
tccar los discos que iba a tirar por inscr-
vibles y que no podis vsnder 4 ningin pre-
clio, pues este reprcductor hace QUO 81 So
Eido dc los discos Antiques sea tan sonoro y
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&c irsgo. pucs podri tocar toGa ciasc &c dis
COS. So construction cs muy fucrte. por %
que ie d:rara mucho tempo Ell buen eStadc.
Aprovcchc Ia opor:unidnd y pidato hoy mis-
mo. pues no cncontrari nada mas aproposi-
10 para su fon0grafo. Prrebcho y quedsra
satisfecho. Marde giro postal accmparaGo Dc
5u nombre y direction correctos ; ! vuclts
de correo rccibira Ell aparato. EScriba / II
s~icuientc direction:
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SOLEMNES ACTOS RELlClOSOS
EN- UNA iGLESIA.

Con motive De ser cl di% de d.
gracias. .! IS del presente hahra
varios acto: religiosos ~especiales en-
la iciesia dc Santa Maria. hacienda
p~reparativos los encargados lie di-
cha ig!esia. para que cstos dctos ten
gan una gran so!emnidad.
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LA ULTIMA INVENCION!
NO MAS RASPADURAS EN- SUS
DISCOS.

Csled pucdc tccar disccs cue SC hsyan nsa-
do durantc die amos con este peGuenc ms
,rumento. FL sonido sera tan dnlcc ? claro
COMO Ct que produce c~ua!quicr disco nuevo.
Este yrandioso instrumental - conecta I':S-
-aatsneamentc Z c~ual2uicr clase Dc conJE-a-
fc o ~victrola. lin niho puedc coloc1T este Ic-
proGuctor CT I'm ~ins.antc. Cada aparaIo ilc-
VI instrucciones en- cspanol accrca dc su Use.
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Unicamente accptc 81 leCitino jarabe de ~
gos de California = fiicse en- Il palabra Ca
~lifornia que aparece en- 81 paquete : enton-
ces tcsir1i I'd. Ia scsuridad de cue sus ninos
isxante para los nihos V ei cual ob:a admit
rablementc sob;c el est6nagc. 81 hirato y los
intestiaos. Los ninos adorar este Jarape por
su SAILOR a fruta. Cada paquctc contiene di-
reccicucs completes sobrc II maners ne ussr-
10. Dcsclos I'd. sin tenor alGuno. tAdv.}
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los SOlicite.
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-06-13
THURSDAY, JUNE 10. 1918.
4 PSYCHOLOGICAL ARMY.

Science, 1t appears is To determine
promotions in the new army. No
longer will captain. in need of u
sergeant, say: "Oh. Civ" il TO Bill
Jones. He's good Oh, scout, and
ha.i Il heal on Lin and tn, boys have
confid"nce i'll him" Instead. the
psychologists. and The psycliopathS
aud the p>gchiJtrists and the other
descendants of PSYCHE will take hold
OF b.. Jones aud 1T the callip"rs on
him. and measure the distance from
the lobe If the left ear to the apex
of the Uranium and decide whether
he Shall be sergeant or private,
bomber or Il trench digger, says
the bedford Standard. 1t seems rath-
er rough on Bill, because he has he
voice in deciding whether tie lnen who
examine him are fit to be rated as
psychologists az should be driving n
team. .Ttist what tests the soldiers VIII
have to submit to we do NOT know.
Perhaps hey will have to cross out
ull AS in Il conglomeration of letters.
Perhaps iliey will have to tell what's
wrong with picture of a man with
out head, and win be marked zero
if they answer that there's nothing
wrong if the fellow ia a Hun. We
confess to being a little skeptical
about the introduction of these iabora-
tory methods into the army. There is
n great deal that the psychologists do
not know, and it will not do to place
too mucl, dependence in their judg-
mentS.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-06-13

Behold the despised goat as need
I'd factor in our national prosperity in
the days of stress to come! In the
early days of civilization the goat was
q prime clement in the herds that
roamed over free pastures under herds
inen like Abraham, whose growing
strength made them the fathers of ma
lions. Tho sheep is comparatively
helpless and his food IS more delicate,
says Florida Times. In its time of
trouble the world wants beef and old
high cost Of living afllicts US; where
so goats would keep fat all the year
five cows would degenerate into crack
ers and one hog must be Il razor
back; what's the matter with Billy
and his interesting family2
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-06-13
GERMANY HATES FEMiNlSM.

There Is some interest. If not equal
Importance, in the fact that America,
reputed throughout the world as the
and of fe,ninism. the land of priv
LEGGED Womanhood, is at war with the
country in which the claims of fem
inism are most universally and vio-
lently detested and the claims OF mus
c}!.inism most loudly asserted and gen
orally accepted. Herr Voechting
wrote book few years ago on
'Ihe American Cult of Woman" In
which he congratulated his own Ger
many on being safe from the danger
that was engulfing the United States
in ruin and degradation. If we ac-
knowledge the awful impeachment
brought against us out of the logic of
kul,ur, what shall we say on our part
of that masculinism which expresses
Itself among the men Of Germany in
n Mortified, cruel and angry outcry
against the 'trehchery" and ''un-
HUrlhiness" Of German women in per-
forming little acts of Kindness and hui
nanity for the prisoners within the
gates? SO dominant is this Ihasculin-
ism in the kaiser's empire that WGn-
Ell themselves are among its stanch-
est adherents, says Philadelphia Bull
letin No other land could ever make
q creed of Suhjccting TO constant in
suit and cruelty the helpless and the
wounded. The lnasculinism Of Amer
lea is of a different sort, despite the
gloa ling assertion of Herr Foechting
that we have sunk 100 low to lay claim
to anything of such title. We pre-
Ger our own variety.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-06-13
NOTICE

All bills due for professional SER
vices rendered by me have been
assigned to William Patterson.
same are now payable to him at
St Michaels Trading Co.
DR.. S. c. SHURrCK.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-06-13

stephen Crane popularized the ex-
preston, "The red badge of courage"
a London newspaper says that the
morning after ii recent airship raid he
counted IS men, on their way to bust
ness. whose coats showed some evil
dence of contact with their cellars
whitewashed walls, and he calls this
the white badge OF discretion.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-06-13

The average citizen feels proud of
a chance to DO something for the com
fort Of the men who are preparing to
fight the country's battles. That is
why contributions for tobacco fund
for the soldier boys arc easy to pro-
cure.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-06-13

One of the reichstag party leaders
declares that not a square foot Of
German soil will be renowned. This
is defiant, but it is also significant,
rs when the Waf began il was not
the retention OF German soil. but the
acquisition of enemy territory which
was the Teutonic aim.
World's cresset., 1918-05-30

Sing, O barren, thou that
didst not bear break forth into
singing, s and cry aloud, thou that
didst not travail with child: !or
more are the children OF the
desolate than tie children OF the
married wife. saith the LORD.
II s., 81 ID
Yes the desola!e was not q
complete people. Until Christ
gave them salvation
Please read.
" say then. have they stun
bled that they should fall? God
forbid; but rather through their
fall salvation is come unto the
| FGeutiles, for to provoke Them 10
jealousy. (Rom. l-l1)
Here is where they were made
complete people. Now then
dear frie nd and readers we wish
to say to yon just what Inc
xord said that there were TWO
of al, flesh, where in were The
breath OF life, The male and lhe
female. so the crealed recple.the
GeutiIes went in Numbered
with the beasts, with out o NV
irg soul. i.
Noah und bis family bad livlrg
souls'for this reason there we're
iast eight souls saved by water
Then after Noah ard his
family CONS out OF the afK'
God tola them to ne fruitful
and multiply in the place OF the
created people the Gentlles' Tor
they already rad that command.
This was The first we say that
God had commanded the formed
people TO b e fruitful ard multi
Ip'y,
Trusting that our explanation
| may be clearly under stood
| Should they rot just ask again
| aud again until you lealn the
truth as it is in Christ Jesus
Amen and amen.
World's cresset., 1918-05-30
Yes Friend Wallin We
Are Prou0to Answer
Your allImportant
Question,

We wish 10 say first, that
there is many old readers Of the
ACREssET, that this answer will
1not be new to.
But we must say that The
truth cannot be told to often. For
this reason We read our Text
And the Lord said I will de-
.stroy man whom l have created
from the face Of The earth both
man and beast and the creeping
thing and the fowl of the air; for
lit repente,h me that l have
made them.
And God said unto Noah. the
end Of all flesh Is come hefOre
.me for the earth is filed with
violence through them: and be-
hold / will destroy them with
stbe earth (Gen. i 1''l3.)
Also;
In the six hundred:h year
of Ncsh's life, IN the second
month, the seventeenth day ol
The month, the same day were
ali the fountains Of the grea,
deep broken up. and the window
of heaven we're opened.
And the rain was upon The
earth forty days and forty nights
In the selfsame day entered
Moab, and Shem. anfHam, ant
Japheth, the sons otfNoah, 'anc
Noah's wife and the three wive.
of his sons with them, into !h'
.urk;
They. and every beast afte
his kind. and all the cattle ate
their kind, aud every creepin.
thing that creepeth upon tn
earth after bis kind, aud ever.
fowl after his kind, every bir'
of every sort.
And they went in unto Noa
into the ark two and two Of O
sflesh. wherein Is the breath c
elife. ~
AND they that went, In wer
in male and female OF all fest
ss God led cenmaDded bin
and the LORD shut him in..
And the aood was forty day
upon the earth; and The waite
increased, apd bear M the ar
and it was lift up above SIT
earth.
And the water prevailed, an
were increased greatly upouit
World's cresset., 1918-05-30
ANSWER TO
QUESTION NO. 10

Fremont Mo.
May 11tb. 1913.
Rev. L. S. Garrett.
JAH'Ville Colony, Midco.
Dear Sir:-Froyn reading your
paper ! understand you pro
pound the Two Man Theory.
VIII sou please be so kind as
to tell me how the descendants
Of one or the other survived the
fffood. Recorded in Gen. I'll
PAY
. Again we read. Gen! 8 L..
"And God blessed Noah and bis
sons, and said, unto them. 'Be
fruitful and multiply and replen
i, ish the the earth. " This together
with the following verses.
Gen. 6. -13. 6-13. 7-21-24
60 to prove that every livins
thing was destroyed except th'
inmates q the Ark. 49,
Would be glad 10 have you dis
.acuss this thru the CREsSET.
Very Truly Yours.
w. L. WalIin.
World's cresset., 1918-05-30

They have moved me to jeal
ousy with that which is not God
they have provoked me to anger
with their vanities: and I will
move them to jealousy with those
which are not a people; will
provoke them 20 anger with
foolish nation. (Deut. 80 -2l.)
Here God is going to provoke
to jealousy (the sons of God)
with a people that are not a
people 1.-The created peoplel lhey
were numbered with the beasts
Please read.
II say in mine heart concern.
ing the estate of the sons Of men
that. God might manifest them.
and that they might see that
they themselves are beasts.
For that WHICH befalleth the
sons of men befallelh beasts:
even one thing be!alleth them;
as the one dieth, so dieth the
other: yea, they have all one
breath; Sc that a man hath no
prominence above a beast: for
ali is vanity" lEccle g. 18- 10
Here is the other man spoken
of who came across the flood
numbered " with the beasts
Christ even set forth this fac,
Please read,
Bat Jesus said unto her. lei
the children first be filled fot
it is not meet to take the child
ren's bread, and cast it unto tie
dogs
.And she answered and sale
unto him. Yes. Lord, yet tbt
dogs under the taule eat OF th'
J children's crumbs.
Mark 7-27 %.
: Yes, Dear friends and reader:
Jesus called this Hentile woman
dog by those scriptures ant
many more we could give WI
proved that those Gentle people
come a cross the flood being
: Mum bered with the beasts, also
the desrendents o. Gaia.
They come a cross two aad twt
the male and the female in tn,
same manner. Tl>3e gentle 5
came a cross who Goo had Great
| ed for the earth they were crea
ted com plete Natural man Mum
bered with the beasts for they
did not have the Spiritual part
'.that is they did not have Salvati
or as we will show little later on
And it was for this reason tba
God said that he would provok
il the decendents Of the formed
man to Jealousy with a peopl
that was not a people. And i
, / for this reason that he said thr'
Isaiah
World's cresset., 1918-05-30


cee dinghy upon the earth; and all
the high hills that were under
the whole heaven, were covere,;.
Fifteen cubits upward did the
waters prevail; and the noun
tains were covered.
And all fesh died that moved
upon the earth, both Of fow', and
of cattle, and Of beast, and OF
every creeping thing that creep,
eth upon the earth, und every
man.
All in whose nostiile was the
breath Of life. of all that was in
the dry land, died.
And every diving substance
was destroyed which was upon
the face of the ground, both man
and cattle, and the creeping
thing and the fowl of the heaven
and they were destroyed from
the eanth: Noah only remained
alive, and they that were with
him in the ark.
Ard the waters prevailed upon
the earth an hundred and fifty
days, (Geu.7-1l -24)
Also:
And God blessed Noah and
bis son and said unto them. Be
fruitful and multiply and re
plenish the earth, (Gsn. Y-1.)
Dear readers we have q, very
long discussion before US, but
we ask you to please be patient
with US and keep your CREssEr
on file until we are thru.
Now the first thing that we
shall set forth is the fact that
there were two different mentor
men aud mail for we find that in
the sixth chapter 1t reads:
j And it came to pass, when
men hegan 10 multiply on The
| face of the earth. and daughters
were born unto them.
4 That the sons OF God saw the
daughters Of men that they were
flair; and thy took them wives
OF all which they chose. (Gen.f
-1-2.)
Here the two Is named, mer
and the Sons OF God. Thus the
Sons Of Tod took the Daughter:
of Men to wives, and it re
pented God and grieved Him a.
His heart because that the Son:
Of God committed this abomin
able thing.
, Nov, any true honest thinking
man, will not on this point MAKE
God out a very partial God, b.
saying that there we're two class
!, es of people spoken OF here, fo
it repnnted God and grieved Hir
at His heart, that the Sons
one class tuok the Daughters G
" the other class.
And it was for this reason tha
He or,u,,t N, Anl uD1 tn
{ e,rth IT i,wis done to destro
. u, the clas, which originated frol
. the man God had created on th
. sixth day male and female 10
- i, was those God at this tim
. c,lIed men. and the class that f
y called the Sons Of God descende
;. from the formed man placed
! the garden. His decendelts wa
* called the Sons of God man
3 times IN the Word Of God, an
10 Adam himself was cal!e'i tt
y Son OF God
y Now then the question is"ho
the descendants OF one or I
~ Of these men survive the flo
III TIE first Of our Text is IT
u, Lord said, I viii destroy 10
VIII ON l have created. from I
World's cresset., 1918-05-30

shall not always strive with man
'or that he also Is flesh: yet lis
Jays shall be-, hundred and
years.
There we're giants in the earth
Ia those days; ini also after that
when the sohs of God came in un'
to the daughters Of men and they
bare children 70 them the same
became mighty men which were
of old men of fenvwn,
And eod saw that the wick.
edness Of man was great in the
earth and that every imagination
of the thoughts of bis heart was
only evil continually.
And it repented the L,rd that
he had made man on the earth
and it grieved him at his heart.
[Gen. 6-1 81
In those six verses we have
toe reason set forth ty God him
self why He brought the food.
and in connection with the cause
there were four classes Of people
men(men-Sons Of God children
born unto these two, and then
giants)lpakes the four classes we
mention this to use later on as
an argument in behalf OF the two
different classes of people going
across the flood
In the second place we say there
is no room to doubt Oh ihe com
ing of Noah across the flood
eight eouls in all For Moab
found grace in the eyes of the
Lord" And he and his family
was counted worthy of ali The
living then on earth and was say
ed from the food of death. " Fol-
all flesh had corrupted lis way
upon the earth" SO Noah build
thee an ark, Then God said:
But with thee ] will estab'
lish my covenant; and thou shalt
come into the Ark, thou and thy
sons and thy wife and thy sons
wives with thee.
And OF every living thing o. all
flesh two of every sort shalt you
bring into the ark to keep them
alive With thee, they shall De
male and female. (Gen. 6 is =
49,
| Here D ear Reader we have
! Noah and his family going in te
the ark and with Noah and his
family there went in two and two
OF all flesh the Male and the Fe
male to keep the IN alive on The
earth.
Now we ask, did two and twt
OF the created people 20 into th
Ark with Noah aud his family
=, there must surely have, for Coz
. confirms this in This llngaag
Please read.
! Aud they went in unto Noal
, into the ark two and two of a
y fash, wherein is the breath {
q life. (3eu.7-l5)
e Yes they went to the Ark tw
r and two of all flesh where iu
e the breath Of life. tur.
Ell Now this left nothing out Of t
d tha, was a living the ma.e AL
n the fem ale,
So this makes it a positi
:, fact that there was twu create
people in :he Ark the male al
The female but the deep ques'j'
arises We repeat how would th'
be in there Without being aS
~ ed with Noah and Iii, ialni
1
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-12-27

dressing the masses as at the Colo
SUM is Governor Willis recognized
as a great orator. When he appears
before a company of scholars, states
men, leaders in every walk of life he
also stands out as master. At the
worldwide Prohibition conference
held at Columbus in November Gov
ernor Willis was called upon to address
the gathering. Most of the audience
were themselves public speakers and
they had been listening to the great
est orators on the American platform
But few stirred their enthusiasm as
did Governor Willis.
Although still young man Frank
Willis has been in public life for over
20 years. He has served in the Ohio
legislature, as a representative IN
Congress from Ohio, and as Cover
nor of that state. He is considered as
having been the most powerful factor
in the campaign which made Ohio
dry last fall. AS candidate for Gov
ernor he carried Ohio with the ex-
ception of Cincinnati by majority of
over 1000 votes. The wet Republi-
cans of Cincinnati, however, proved
less true to their party than
to the booze interests and were able
to roll up enough votes against Will
lis in Cincinnati to overcome his ma
jority in the balance of the state.
Few men in this country are better
able than Governor Willis to speak
authoritatively on the part being
played by the liquor traffic in Amer
lean politics. During the Springfield
local option campaign Governor Will
lis spoke at the Armory and the lead
ers in the fight say that the Willis
meeting was the most effective in
that memorable campaign in which
some of the nations greatest orators
took part No good citizen interested
in the present day self-government
problems of America should neglect
an opportunity to hear former Gov
ernor Willis. Especially at these
times when the liquor traffic is using
every means within its power, openly
and secretly, to maintain its grip up
on government, Governor Willis has
message that every thinking man
and woman should willingly sacra-
fec much to hear.
Ex-Governor Willis will be in Il
lnois for about one week, during
which time he will speak in various
parts OF the state. His first address
will be at Bloomington on December
20. On the following night he will
speak in Champaign and on the 2Stl,
he will be in Rockford. On the 10Th,
30th and 3lst Ex-Governor Willis will
speak in various places in Chicago.