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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-04

Die GsSiusspntr Cfiise fhr Dei
xGiufipnafier 9OlfsbIntf1 briinssi
I'd Id bkn Usb6nbs Der 4soples
Gnuings gaHf & 1ruii &c., z W,ii
eedjfie efrahe. Anssiaen, Ulittbe:.
innssu unb wefeIInnsrn iresne mei.
der Art luerbeu bis neun il6r gtsnbs
baisIbit tafasaengeI ommen. Sele.
ptSn EputIi 1924.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-04

Infer agepf in .6niHiliou 1T Sen
Sonaro grad, 449 Siib Fhnftc Ctr.
gea Sci. 746.H. Some gbOne
t63f.N.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-03
AT THE BNCk or THE FRONT"
WAR NURSES ulNRN-Nn. 10

s,a5u..ss. f.l.. U. pub.. I,F... ty#up....
.....,,..-.
4 NoiIiHi' p'sil'n' Nh.'N we 'hI"E'"
u that summer w1- ridiug. Ina pre-
,fous rn.uf,r smoke of tine Premier
s,ir,., ,0f.... Tr.., ,,., lnf,rc
they duuupd khaki. we're "a ulctmcsuuo
body of cavalry. They wore crimson
riding m..oh.. hotllc-grccu tuuicS
aud gay Ntt'. red forage caps set at
a rlEfSh m-Ic ou tho side of the head.
They ali belonged to the Belgian uobu-
ity and most of them once possessed
old chatcluh now do-ecratod by Ger
man troops. Their T.dug i- well known
in sporting circles, they are among the
champion hurscm.u of the world. hay
ing taken prizes at Oh" Olympia Horse
SHOW and shaken hands with King
George of EGrHua THEW horses wer"
superb, some uL them worth -lono or
more.
Showed Gratitude
We had uu-oI some of these mon.
and 10 show their gratitude three or
four times they invited us out riding.
one occt.io. lives i1 my m"mOu" all
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-03

original estimate Of 10000. on that
committee were placed such names as
T.. w. Pitts, my business partner Coun.
Gilman English. Councilman Kerr and
others. who are equally as loyal to me.
- have Just returned from tour OF
fortv-seven counties. There is no doubt
Of the sentiment existing in these coun-
ties. ] found my candidacy being sup
ported by political organizations. prnhi-
bition and temperance societies, civic
and other associations
The O'Ncil party left last night for
Wnkcs-Barrc. where they will be joined
by Governor Brumbaugh and Attorney
General Brown At the Scranton meet
ing saturday night Mayor Connell will
preside.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-03

MEADE SOLDIERS WIN
n0NORS AS MARKSMEN
First Place in National Army
Awarded to Pennsylvania
Troops
3I4TH INFANTRY LEADS
ARTILLERY Range Being Con-
slructed for Training Big Gun
handlers Before Going Over
3I4rH INFANTRY LEADS

Nnmp Meade, Admiral, Nd, May y. !
Although denied the honor Of being .
the nrst National Army division To-
reach Finance, the Liberty Division cam .
not be denied first place in the field Of
small arms. for the 3i4h Infantry, an
a'i-pennsyivanla unit. has captured the /.
fifie-range championship.
Tnoniciaily this organization stands I
~ hfst place FOR craftsmanship. not
only IN the Little Penn outfit. but in the
entire National Army on the iinr
range thrty-two Of it's men qualified iu
rapid hre on the 100, 200 and 300 yard
ranges
Their scores on these ranges have
won for them high honors as handlers
of Ennei6 rifles. and testify that they
are capable OF taking their places along
slide the best snipers and sharpshOotors
IN the army, with the exception of
three men the honor soldiers are Penn
syivanlans and four hail from phila-
delphia.
In rapid-fire practice soldier is re-
quircd 10 fire ten shots on each range
and Is given one minute i'm which to
FIRE each string of ten lead pellets only
clean hits on the target are counted and
zach bit counts one. soldier who
fires . string OF ten Shots at each of
tne tnree targets IL considered "a good
/, 80, ~, ..,,', 80
..l7-. % ."'''S ''', ~, '', W .'.
s"N wv i'o'"' "''" ',' "''"" '"'''l
~. Nv 9o''i"' S''''" twenty -''N"1 """
'et'er'
first honor~ biNidrh
A Philadelphian Joseph g. Ypst NJ
Company. scored twcu'y-ninc aud di-
xided the first houors with william i
Fenstermacher. Of Berwick, Pa, who is
member Of + Company
lieutenant Colouol,W. ~. curry. COM
fuander OF the regiment. is warm iU his
praise Of the men. who have brought
such credit to his regiment and ls con-
ndent that their records viii not he
equaled by any unit I'm camp.
Here Is the honor roll of the Drdctu
Eennsylsania soldiers in the Seventy.
ninth Division. The total score Of each
man follows his name:
carr y. Murtrit \ COMPANY New
nort. "a. 70 raymond > WinGatu,
company, WeIIsboro. Pa" 70; Robert r.
NanNetehen' B company Canton, Pa.
~ LOUIS v '%3la, h company. '.n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-03

our hospital was now tOp-holo. We
had. every appliance aud arrangement
that rou,d make for the well-being of
"a modern war hospital. The military
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-03

prominent persons who win attend are
Bfigadier General L. w 7, Waller, OF
the marine corps.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
jay Ter Atehxcsnats.x.

vas VI Tarrhssnlsi, ea the day the
grwates; iiiislte mad ever nasartiaesi
was fessalasi 10 the eye al mah fai
the FIRST iiisr Ia three Thousand years
y. ., w ttssa. .slaaV .vntAasiaassY laLaareas had
eawfaliy uncovered tbs pEseieus sissi~
rite slab, and the syeeseer, h~uains
ever II like sagar near slghted Nilas
Marner ee~ssinx his gold. isssa siss
covered tia, /, bare tie ivhgest iii'tiis
inAftptiea ever found. tea shoss from
hsg Coli revolver. hrsd ss q ,sask
sheesh 10 the ktmna, es'haesi ard ~
echoed across the Eutshrates, ans
wsrknen sas directors knew that 4
hlg find had hceia aia,ie,
faudvaonIum was lee lease.. Labor
er~ came Running FROM ail directions
10 SHARE In she lny II discovery. | ai@l
shared Ia that ~, shouted con
gra,ulat.aus h khalil. ,he giant pick
naan,
Praise he 10 God 7" cried. Ne
srinnssi sn | Gould ete nil his tevth,
sh,t answered, 'fsoa's blessing r~turn
10 you '''--' 'i,rissias Herald
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

Sscp aasng cnissaael II saakes ysH
saes. nea's base = days work II yVaa
feel ia3y. sAaggtsh. hAiiaas ar sS1ss-
paseA hstea tn nsss
NJ csiesad IA nsefeary, " guiskaRssf,
whaeh sssaseS a*csusas I'll TIM hea~x
Cale@asa. wAea II eeaaws insa seasssi
with ssar AAie, crashes lkse II. es~ak,
lag II an. THIS In whsss yea feel that
mwfai Eaassa aaa crstagsax II yUu
ARE Sall snoeked eas.@ IL year liver "a
torpid aud bowels cuasstnAted es yen
have heaaarhs. dssssas@s. csa,eS ssas'
xae, n breath Il bad es saaEaacA scar.
just try sponaful u hsfasiess nc6.
Soas Llrvr Tune
Here's my g0arsssse--sss 10 any
drag slore and xei d bottle al pssisoa's
liver Toae Inc y tew c~ats. Talks u
xesoasai tonight. and IL II decsat
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
LOSSES BY INSECTS
CAN De PREVENTED


Nrvrasea hv sM@ Tsmfzsa Eaases nMxft.
nsssa u Ax,sss1issars.l
Naxiinasn yields ut ~sia HRss he
psssaaesd aet ealy dartns the pxee~ns
year haa for sessa,ii years. 10 ysssse.
The pgss~ut inirsnaticaai stsamsiua
r~masers this imperative. in@ecfs srw
responsible for xr~ss r~tarssaa. ia
grain ervp@ aanns.ty. bot smcai tss@sre
ARE isrssty Flfsvensnhs~ The sntuFs~s
eamsed by insects s,fsen reinaia ansass.
tilted exeept whefy, their wa<k In sesy
conxpieaaaA
A srrat portion Of the snnasi less
10 the grain srep doe IN tess-s lahartes
can he aselsied by vigilance aaa vix.
oreus action o. the part Of the grssa
growers. Insect eufh#waks frc9asatlv
originate within nmis~i ar~aA and
~hea this h the case n is eften nct
ssel~ To stamp them OCT before any
great damage has ocwarved. I'm other
Instances the easbrraks arc Of xenerwl
erigin, and thea epmmunity action
Is essential sa order that the snruads
of The pest naay be csefcone. The
NEST sevieas insect enesaisx cf cereal
eso1ss. such as the Hnesssa ny. .he
ehlneh bag. aad white grabs, hesaas 10
the latter class In the case OF these
aud ether widely distributed fo~s NJ
the xrslas no means cf stopniax their
rasages wsii b. fully sacccsSful unt,i
community ne;ios can be se~arsd In
adopting the naetAods NJ eomhas st
preseat advocated by eatoaaclagssts.
Fail piowsng. Doubtless, In the n,ast
universally beneficial practice for the
eoa,rel II the insect nesas cs cereal
crops, and this reeaxur- should bs
adopted eSr~pt where n n rendered
Impossible by lccal agricultural cnadi.
tons Corn never should be planted
oo freshly hroken sed innsi h%eAass
this practice IL almost certain to sx.
pose the erop to the ravsgrs ef cut.
worms. wirewornas. and white rrahs.
Crops belonging to the bean family,
ssi~h as evwfss&ss s9y 'hswa& raev~r w.
fasfH- etc. may be inserpeseA SAFETY
be,ween sod and grain aud especially
between sod and corn. In order tina,
injury 10 the grain crops by these
pests may h. avoided.
Keep In close touch with ycnr eoun.
~ agent. state experiment STATEN. ~
federal chronological staten. Eeror,
all serious Insect outbreaks to these
oissclals anl geek their expert advics
Ia aA cases q! doubt regarding treat.
ment for. or Identity OF. insect pests
Have n supply II Insecticides and n
practical spraying outfit On hand al
all times Watch your cropA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
Edttor Finally Turned.

And this ssid thu. alleged old ssti'
Cher. pcste;ing q lnag suffering ssitios
" ho aas an old soldier, lis where the
Arabs. we're ma.sed In frnn, ~ us.
'liers pointing ~ another place 81
"a tIttss, iSeket s.sRis. -,s ahese asy ds,
yistnn MAS drawn ~ IN sarV'bs ''''
We sleIdoyei In This direction. sws'
car lcft Wing ~as sttacke,' ny the
sncm,y an this knoll jas, al this pnins
Nas wounded on The left shoulder
ana 4 hundred yards further an xn1
my Tigh, arm shattered by q pierce NJ
rsIe ~ cslv own shells, and -~"
"Isut. interrupted the barred editor
"a here did soa gat soaF brains blown
out r I.nn,lau Ti,Blis
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
SEED SUPPLY FOR NEXT YEAR


trreparvi nv th~ t'nsiesi States rs~part.
nssgss OF Agrtru,turs
War conditions have made II nsce&
ssry for the United States to produce
ut home seed supplies that formerly
were imported frnm Europe. '''rew.
porary seed shoyte goa have ,i,vrio,wa'
aastss >.ss4s +s.s.tsistS'- ssissssst,ta4 4sss,'
they may continue says the tnltsd
States department, nf agriculture ,n
'sThe Seed Supply u the Sntion." o
new publication recently Issued ~
Yearbook Separate TaT ''hut fariaers
and sec,lsmen are resomrcefsl and the,
may be expected to End ways nns.
means to meet not only the neeis Of
this roantry. but also those Of othsf
countries which may be dcpenaeas NJ
IN us."
Although, NJ 4 Meter Of Necessity.
seed production has Increased Ia ths.
country since the war, the experts n
the department state that tho ls,ssibii
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

tiles Of cugnmerria, seeri Erawiag In
the United States have only beer
slightly developed The publication
nsensaanrd ray he obtained ny se~sis,
men sad thsss~ especially Interested.
II dss<s....sse~ nj ieagih the vaf4s.s
Arusricsa farm srsps, FROM a viewpoint
OF se-a supply.
American farmers plant ayr ards Of
Tfsss.ass taas 81 se~d per year nsost
IT this bring the great STAPLES, wheat.
esru. eottan. ETC. and practically all
II these s~sd Supplies srs r~oiacsd
a., AoCse. Nevertheless we we're ae.
custosned before the war 10 itsrart
large quantities al seeds frrm Ear4r~s.
Fec srme Vegetables suxAr sest$, and
ether crops, we dsrrn3s-l almost ea-
tirciy uTsa the Esryy~an s@ea Esss-
ply. s~~si inasostasaeax from Earos%
we're cartxiiesi or entirely css e1 By
The var.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
Just Once! Try Dodson's Liver lone!
Take No Ca|on,eI! Listen To Me!
II bilious conspated hcadaehy or sick. guarantee
relief without taking dangerous calcnNl
which siekens and salivates.

stralxAsea yea rashs sa and make roo
h,eea mar ard Vigorous by szsesaing. l
waas ssai IL ~ bach 10 slse ssar~ aTd
ses year Aeaey. lASassas Liver Tssae
10 destroying tire sale u eaAassseA be
iii ase Vt NJ real iives sa~sssesn~ Z entss~aF
vegetable. tasvfesv Il can nes sAfssass
or na@ke ysa stck.
gaafaases that eas seeaasas OF
noasnas Liver Tahe Win pat scsf
slaggssh liver 10 work and clean yeaf
hsweas VI that sour hsse and sseassh
psscd waste ,sAleA IN caaxgsag yeas
xysaea sad usskiag Yea fesa miserable
! EaArAasrs that 4 hettle at nsssaseas
Liver 1sme viii k~~p ths snssse fatally
fsesinx Ane for meathA give u y
rear chisavcA. II Nv harmless. decsar
gsare aud they like liz pleasant sassA
ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

w. N. u. MEMpHis. NO. ss-,s,a


Tate saelfslerxhlp VI he socialist yaf'
~ ii, Ssxcny hiss decfs.a sssl ffsM, III !.
pst In 1914 10 @-7IlyG paving m~sabefs
All pfe4srisi, screfsiing 10 n tsoeni DrsN
GEN sissra'rtl To- ise hsriIaer Tag
ssgAst. THE ti~ffs~s@e wsx atss !. tYs
fsanstsef nj socialists seysiax In ihs
arrss and the sp'is In the ~ tsfist fsr
y 81 Germany. pviysisf gtssnauer
sg,sMsjA9 nj 'hs eaavsfs,iaa NJ saxat
.see4sIists. said thai The eitcalstiUa q
zxws~liet n~w#sss gs@s4 In feftoaaf has'
isstess4e~i frsn siistsn rss;eles ss Afs.l
l. igs7. 70 ~ dssy On April !. 1875.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

s'1f~a sesarts aeasiets aha ~ ascst
esisnietssegsAe saaes and iasa'ts," the
tate tsEItwn Whiting pan~ ~as1 ~ Tia
paslsssrspass saah. ~resnaaa mw af
UeesaA.
Ssreens rHn litTie gse~vs va saasA
hhass aih str~e,, Nv MAS tremendously
possad " II. thaash II VAS In reality Z
wretehod hssv, He uNel ~ stride sr
egsa ssaaa la treat III II all day with
isls aass iN tho air aud hts es,~~; psssssi
cut.
IA hulatae hswaraFrtes passsne
Sressss eas maSnlng Sold aNalsls
fiae arA se0. Mt. tsfeyasy u isssks
As II we'd hAss ssstsc rHla, doHt ny
A'sM'ESaTfT 1saafstsi tsessfIs -sSsN$'
since ahes, Young saaa, have sea saa
i,.saa ,,,stiHersy"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
GREAT ECONOMIC
YALUE-Of BIRDS
feaihwed SoneElers Feed llpoa
Practically All Insect Pests
Around Farm
ATTRACT AND PROTECT THEN


Prepared BY tias unsssa Stass4 D~pArt.
naeas VI Axrsculsagsl
Birds appeal ssrtasiy to the inter.
ssss and Affections vi ussnktnA Not
snty d. they charm BY their graceful
fcrIns. harrnoaIsas colors. sprsghily ae-
lions, and usually Pleasing notes. hut
they have m even aaore laarxtaas
claim upon our esteen because Of their
great economic value.
Birds feed rpaa practically all In
sect pests They are vevaeioas. able
10 move freely fyofn place to place,
and exert steady inisueaee In keeping
down The swelling tide u iaseet life.
For sst,srossic is well as fps esfhesie
reasons, sher~scre. an effort should he
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

wv VFVNF fFFNH FNHF N%
II true In faosf cases. Then kewp yeur
fsc~ FAIR and yomnx with cuucars
Sasp and ,eaciae~ III cursca1 osnt.
men, as ae~ted, For free samples nd.
dress 't'aIscurs. neH. X. Bastaa,-
Bold by druggists ard by mall. Soap
"a usastnen, - and Sa.-~Ads. -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

s'aFsllas @ws eataag = green sf4sle.
ana her snaissr said 'a. dvar4s. sipat
11g tsst n witt rnsss yvn Sssk Ms "
i.= I" ,'Afollaes REPLY MAS psvaart and
legieat Our aas IL the sviless ene
III the fsaai.y."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

thaaia Ind iast finished r~ritsns
Il Little Ray Riue" when his uncle said.
~Say Z, over again and ! will give yoa
Trnay.
t,runit did ~ he VAS requested. and
ysi,sn he had ended tsis uncle again
said '>ow Nay Tosa. fbs fTpsf's Son.
tstaiaid,,,'
uItr., rs n fash ta1a Hsassi Yea
,4Hsaj g',' aHnfhef penny. has rou.
CAeie BillF"'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

You get Groves Tasteess chill Tonic in Tablet
form well rs IN Syrup the kind you have always bought The
Tablets intended for these who prefer to swallow tablet
rather than syrup and convenience fer thosr who travel
The tablets are called GROVES chill TONIC TABLETS ard
contain exactly the medicinal properties and produce
acy the same results Groves Taseless chill Tonic which
put up in bottles The prize Of either is 6e
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

He Tssr xssrftffs~nF - ~Hg-nsmx 30
Fsan 10 r. sssnaets1ishf 'tIis' IaIes
~e,e-s.fss Harold T,s4 .4ns fssius .hes
wiii wsks ~ ru- usFs rs-~ snre l~s.
trr.s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

ygs'vs Betirea ~ ,ie,ssSsf fiasf9nf tss
ts,st sst ~ '1o tina, t~~gsss have sn
armsaai tees1~nry 70 sstes arymna
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

| lssy ssta. esssaaa .ahss iasYss ~ a. sans
ifmasivd Yea ssse rrssa rsins~
eossidn1 !l,s IN pe~kes." she cried,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

made to attract and protect birds ana
10 Increase their numbers, where prep
or measures of this k.ud have been
taken an increase Of several fold In
the bird population has resulted with
decreased LOSSES from depreslations OF
injurious Insects.
The means of Increasing the num-
her OF birds about the hame are few
and simple. They comprise adequate
protection and the provision Of salt.
able nesting PLACES, food and water.
Protection is the prime requisite for
increasing the numner ~ btrsts IN any
area. and the results Of protection are
In direct proportion TO it's thorough.
ness Resides being Insured against
every form Of persecution by human.
kind. birds must be defended from w.
rioas natural foes. The most effec'gal
single step II TO Surround the proposed
bird sanctuary with eermin rrvof
fence Such n fence should prryrnt
entrance either by digging or by climb
ting. bat will serve stx rrwas~si aSe II
It cannot be climbed and is therefore
cat.proaf. II II IL impractlcahlc to
build an impcnetrnhle fence, tho next
device IN to put guards NJ sheet metal
on all nesting trees and on poles sup.
porting bird houses THIS should be
done In any case where squirrels or
snakes are likely to iatrude, ~ II Il
usually Impossible to fenre out these
animals, Tree guards should he 9 feet
or mor above ground. Attacks by
hawks, owls. crows. JAYS. or other enc
mics ar~ beat controlled by eliminating
the destructive Individuals.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

contains just what the blood needs Iron and canine
In form acceptable to the most delicate stomach
and if given regularly for two or three weeks will
enrich the blood improve the digestion and act as a
seneral strengthening tonic to the whole system
Nature will then throw OF or dspel the worms, and
the child will be in perfect health It is pleasant to
take. Price CO.
PERFECTLY HARMLESS CONTAINS NO
NJx-VONICA OR OTHER POISONOUS DRUGS
When Il General Strengthens
inn Tonic - N0odod In the
Home Far The Child,
For the Ho(ib0r a. tho Faflb0s.
Take Groves 1a6toAo8S
olblu Tonic
- Groves ckjiu Tonic T06l0fa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

tsaatiy I, has srs~n usan 81 y~su
o. gel rich overnight,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

S'SNe+Hh Fte~S2-
Although considerable number Of
our native birds hutli their nests On
the ground the ma iuFity plaec them
In trees or shrubs. eithDr In holes or
IN the limbs or TN the croictrS, Shrub.
berry and trees for nesting sites, there.
fore. r~e sr~s~ntlaL fs< making a ylaes.
attractive TO hIrrls and a double put-
pose is served II the kinds planted arr
chosen from the lsss es fruit hesrins
sfeAnte$ rsa farther ON. Shrubs shsWlh
be alloN II ta form thirkets and should
hs rrunol bark severity when yenng
SO ns 20 produce NUMEROUS crotehes.
Constant removal If old trees. and
mo,lern frre-snrgpry. hare resulted In
great s'tmlrution In the nrmheg ~
tres cavities, the natural homes At
most " our hole nesttng birds FIR
sarsseiy. raost ~ these htrsis vii, util.
lre artificial nest cavities. az bird
henses
Styles Of bird hcuss~ may ~ vsHe~'
almost eoti'eSsty. These structures
may be irptoviss~i by snrone, IN, they
rnsy be- purchased also frun numerous
dealers.
Th@ most common errors IN putting
nat bird Anns~s ARE choosing r~sw lAa-
TINS and supplying tsso rnsnx bor~s.
4 hri hnn~e nsads ao'y Ssrtiai SHADE.
ard harses on pse~s uxHstfr sre taken,
Martins prefer a he1se standing xrsn
from trees
oirts Seek Privacy.
A. rwie Airfs 10 nNt IKE hing
crvwy'esi. sni IL \ place Is studied with
bird bruises only few II ts<a, wflt
30 occupied nirsis ret saty d. n"s
want bird n~sghscrs teo nexr. hut arr
tnpatleas Of hltnsa rns~hiSing. aud
therefore shauli hare ~ rrfsrh privacy
AZ possible during 4he sctasi incnsAt.
lag and breeding. Nests huil, ia shrub
Ter sre esyeetslsy liable to coene to q
bad end II the birds are disturbed
fcvasetiy.
II grvrad ne<ting hsr~is. ~ bcsSiinks,
'sse~Aswss-Ss, and tsst~h1tes. ARE 10
~ rr.atss sea grass In TIA nesxlnS aeads
s,yst nos be cot daring the hgsszsi7-
NEssl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-29

Multitud de personals me llaman
brujo, por la simple razon de CUE no
compreaden mis- simples, pero etecti-
ros metOdos de curar a distancia sin
ell use de medicines. Otros dicen que
SOY de tantos charlatancs que
surcan ell continente; Pero ningunz
de estaS persOnss tienen una legal y
iustificada raZOn: tcngo en- mi pose
sion :nnuIierables testimonies de pa
cicntes agradecidOs, personals conses-
vatiras y ~hunradas, que estan prom
dclante de autoridades COMPLETENESS,
.aS para dar mi declaration jurada
asegurando que las personals que ST.
gan mis- instrucciones y consoles de
buena ie, NO solo rueden aliviar sus,
Intermediates. pero conseryar su ST.
lud despues de adquirida, es,as per-
sOnas OF residences de Estados Uni
dos Y Mexico y veclnos de aiEunos
de IDS, pregInteles Entertainments no
hay que atestiguar con muertos. Ell
arbol Sc c0nOce por su fruto, Va clare
veran que Nc soy brnjo nj me ayudS
eli dlablo; auHque trato Intermediates
de toda naturaleza. Mi trabajo sc ba-
sa en- principles logicos y naturales y
liz filnsofia dc yivir en- los conecimicR-
tos que tengamos de nuestra actual
e%xistencia y SUI proposito. Nj mss
grsrde deseO es syudar a aaHeiios
que qHieran ser ayEdados Y seryir 2
Dios. No Sc dejen engahar; no pa
suen su dinero a PERSONS sin esctG-
pulG. que desearadamente %preteace1
,e- Ell Professor n. c. MARTINEZ de LOd
Angeles, California. Yo estoy esta.
olecido en- ssta y cuando saiga "a
hare saber al publico en- mis- snuaci0s,
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