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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
GREATEST CORN CROP IN
HISTORY IS IN PROSPECT
Outlook Is 3,131. 100000 Bushels.
Total Production In Virginia
So VIII BE 45,O05.QOO.
TRv Associa1ed Prcss. I


WASHlNGTON. Sept. S.--The great
est corn crop in the country's history
-Sisrth prospect for this years harvest.
Forecast OF production, based on;Scp-
TENDER l conditions, was placed at
s a,lSl. 100000 bushels today by the De-
pnrtment OF Agriculture. such yield
5 would exceed 10y G,UOU,uUO bushels the
previous largest crop on record. which
was in 1912. crop OF even larger
s-proportions Will be harvested If
aruSts hold OF unt;l late and permit
maturity OF much late corn now rated
as of doubtful promise.
~ Tobacco also is u record crop this
year and probably viii exceed the
best previous production by lli.0oe.-
600 pounds. Forecast OF production
places this years crop at l,o53,0Oe,o0
Z pounds.
August growing conditions proved
highly benenc!a. TO most OF the coun-
iry's important crops. and AS re-
suit production forecasts Eenorally
: We're higher IN ;oday's government
J report thai: the forecasts OF a month
|, ago. Corn improved 10 the extent of
:, l4S.Oo0,uU0 bushels. oats, 4v.OOO.0o0
y Rnshels Whit potatoes iS9S'S 600
, bushels: tobacco, lO.VoO,oOO pounds.
and apples. l0,0oo,0oo bushels Spring
wheat heat however, suffered a loss OK
25.OoU,o00 bushels because OF drought,
and flax lost 100000 bushels from
the same cause.
Condition and forecast of produc-
ton OF corn In the principal produc-
ing Southern states was announced
J.as follows:
; Virginia condition. &c per cent or n
normal prcdGclion, i5.365.O00 bushels.
y North Carolina, ~ per cent, and
> 63.46l,sOO production.
So per cent, and 69,220.oo0.
Tennessee. 81 per cent. and S1,l2i,
>, Alabama, SIS per cent, and 66.342.-
mississippi ~ per cent, and Co.
Louisiana 81 per cent and 4O096-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
HARVESTER COMPANY HITS
TRADE COMMISSION REPORT
Says Not Ono New Fact Is Presented
In ''Warpcd" Findings OF Federal


CHICAGO. I'LL. Sept. S.-Cyrus II.
McCormtck, chairman OF the liar-
vcster Compauy's board OF directors,
referring TO the Federal Trade Com
mission report, said:
1T should be noted that the re-
port does not find that prices or
rrouis in the farm implement in
dustry are excessive, eNorbitant or
'nnrcasonable. and yet the commission
hSures on manufacturers profits
greatly exceed the Harvester com-
balance sheets, audited and certified
To By public accountants OF the high
est standing, and the report spe-
officially finds that the farmers were
not prevented from making fair
profits on account OF the Increased
price Of farm implements.
" The Harvester Company has never
eoHuded with any competitor in fix
ing or maintaining prices. and no;
one new fact is presented in this
criticism. except its finding that the
Harvester Company's percentage o,
trade in the lines which il is aCcus ed
OF doIANat!ng, steadily decrease. The
FedcrH courts decree gave this com
pany definite period in which 10
make certain changes IN its business.
There is no intimation tina; the com
rany is not faithfully carrying out
decree OF the court We are 20 Se
Judged by the facts as .hey develop
through the period prescribed. This
course VIII commend Itself 20 reason
Sbie men in preference 10 a warped
ena serNertcd procurement 81 the
!uturr by joctrinat-es connected with
the Federal Trade Commission"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
FREIGHT RATE COMMITTEE
; TO CONSIDER CHANGES
VIII Mcrt Monday in Rirbmo nd
Lumber and Leather

Richmond subcommittee Of the
Southern Freight Rate Committee. Of
Atlanta. Will consider 1917 chan gcs
in the existing tariffs and rates on
the various lines in the Southern
territory at the mex meeting of the
committee Monday in The Times
Dispatch Building
Practically none OF the changes
which are TO be considered affect
1,fchmond directly. most OF them he
ing merely rearrangements OF she
tariffs. necessary through confusion
caused during the world war in
freight tariffs.
Equalization OF rates on leather in
all points in the South IS one Of the
changes which the committee will
discuss with all who appear. An
other change which 1t is proposed
10 make Is the lumGlr- rate; in eneG,
Lynchburg and Vt+einra- cities. which
will mean a reduction 'of from 81
nc 20 IL cents. Rates on scrap iron
. aud changes. in the commodity de-
'scriptions of the freight are pro-
peEed, and an increase in the mini
mum weight OF from eighteen TO
twenty net TONS Is also called for as
Il subject for consideration
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
GOSHEN BAPTISTS MEET
IN ANNUAL CONVENTION
PnstorIcss Condition OF Many RuroI
Churches Dominnnt Topic OF
gathering mt Antioch.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA. Sent s.
Tho churches of the Goshen Baptist
Association convened yesterday In
annual convention ut Antioch Church.
In Orange County. for n three days
session.
The association comprises forty
seven churches located in six coun-
ties. Reports of the foreign mission.
home mission. State and education
boards were presented and discussed.
NJ. G. Willis, Jr., of this city. re-
ported that pledges and gifts TO the
S75.0O0.000 campaign reached S226, 900,
being $1,000 more than the quota for
the association.
Matters OF assoaiational interest
that concern the welfare of the
churches were discussed. especially
the pastorless condition of many or
the rural churches. Rev. Il. V. Pcy-
ton. of RhoaN preached tho
doctrinal sermon. Captain G. Il.
Smith. of Caroline. for twcn,y-tw
years the moderator. opened the ses-
sion. l. Ashton Dodd. OF this city,
is the clerk. The Frederick Sburg
church sent five delcgatcs,w. S. Chcs-
ley, r. l.. Biscoe. NJ. 6. Willis, ir..
the pastor Rev. Il. l.. Swift and l..
Ashton Dodd. clerk of the associa-
ton. Quite n number of others from
the Fredericksburg church are at
tending.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
TO APPEAL TO CONGRESS
FOR EX-SERVlCE MEN
Capt. walton tn Ofrr RESOLUTION Call
Ing for Preference In Appointments
To Government Positions.

Captain G. c. Walton. of Richmond
Chapter. officers OF the great war.
Will introduce Il resolution ut the
annual convention, requesting Con-
grcss to comply with it's resolution
TO give preference TO cN-scrvife men
when governments positions are omen.
of the organization which opens to-
day in Detroit. The resolution was
adopted by the Richmond Chrptec OF
the association some time ago.
Belief is expressed that adoption
of the resolution by the organisation
ana the forwarding Of il u Wash
inEton VIII cause congressional ac-
ton. The convention will last three
days and Captain Walton expects TO
return by sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
SULLIVAN TRIES AGAIN TO
SWIM ENGLISH CHANNEL
Inst Month lie Was Forced to Give
Up Within Three Milcs OF
French ConSc.

DOVER, ENGLAND. Sept. S.
Henry Sullivhc, or Lowell. Mass. to-
night started another attempt to
swim the English Channel to the
French coast. The American entered
the water at 1:45 O'Clock. The water
was cold. but Che sea was smooth.
AT the end OF two hours it was re-
ported he had gone six miles.
sullivan last month made an at
tempt to cross the channel from
Dover, but was forced TO give up
when within three miles of his goal
on account of the rough sea. In
1913 he also made an intellectual at
tempt TO cross the channel from South
Forcland. This time he was only
able To get within six miles of the
French coast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
Reports weather bad for Cotton

WASH!NGTON. sept s.-Dccidcdiy
nnfavorable weather for cation pre-
sccpt in restricted urcas, the crop
made only poor progress, OF de-
Perforated. according 10 the national
weather and crop bulletin OF the
Weather Bureau ISSUED today TEN
perature averaged near normal in
most, OF the belt except that fl was
rather cool for the season in the
northwest portion. There was much
CLOUDY weather, however. and. while
rainfall was mostly light or moderate
In. the north central portion of the
belt, heavy TO excessive rains fell in
many eastern and western districts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
POPULATION OF HANOVER
COUNTY IS NOW 18,088
Number OF Resident Increased 1888
in Ten Ycars-Aslland Figures
Arc 1,2OO.

WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-Tho bureau
Of the census today announced the
population OF the following Virginia
compared with 1920 In 1910: High
land, 4.93l, compared with b.317 in
1910: Nelson. 17,277. as compared with
1881 ten years ago. The population
OF the following towns were also an
nounccd: Ashland. 1929. rs compared
with l.32i in 1910; Mcdowell. 1i2
and Monterey. 3l3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
Hurt Addresses Loudoun Teacher,

PCRCELl,NILLE, VA. Sept. S.-A
large number OF teachers attended
County Teachers Association which
held its fan meeting in Leesburr
Monday and Tuesday. State Supcr
intendcnt lIar, was the principal
tive address. The officers of tho
ISOLATION for the coming year were
elected. Mrs. Nora wheel. princi-
pal OF Hamilton school. was chosen
president: Miss lsh, vlce-prcsidrnt
and Reed Galleher, secretary anj
treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
TWO RICHMOND MEN WIN
U. S. ARMY COMMISSIONS
Gibson and Hurt Are Appointed
Captains In the Regular


Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
WASHINGTON. Sept. S.-As re-
suit of the recent examination held
i'll accordance with the Act of Con-
Sress of June. 1920. four Eirgirians
have been issued commissions in the
regular army, as follows:
Robert Baylor Shackelford, the
Plains, and Martillus Louis Todd.
Camp Lee. majors in the medical
corps: James Anderson Boirnc Glib
son. Richmond, captain ordnance de-
partment. and Joseph Mattauer Hurt.
Jr.. 900 Fast Main Street, Richmond,
captain field artillery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
ST0RK MAY WIN RELEASE
FOR NAGEL TEMPORARILY
Friends Plead to Permit wife OF
LctNInn Secretary to Visit
Gary, Ind.
IBy Associated Press. ]

by NSSOcIatCu presS.J
NEW YORK. Sept. S.-Friends of
Alfred Nagel. whose exclusion from
this country as secretary of the Let
Wan legation. was affirmed by Wash
ington authorities, were unsuccess-
full today i'll requesting that Nagcl
and his wife be allowed to visit rein-
tivcS In Gary. Ind. The reason for
asking temporary release of Mr. and
Mrs. Nagcl from ELLIS Island is that
Mrs. Nagel soon is to become Il
mother
Tomorrow the request will be re-
pcated at Washington by Il delcga-
tion of Lctvian residents at the i'm
migration bureau and the State De-
partmcnt
Ira Nelson Morris. United States
friend by Nagcl. already has sent
several kilograms to Washington
asking that the concession be made,
Nagel said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
GETS a. YEARS FOR BIGAMY
Thomas I.anC~ton, South Cnroitnfnn
Pleads Guilty When Two Wives
Appear in Court

ISpeclaI 10 The Times Dispatch.l
DANN1LLE. VA, Sept S.-Thomas
langston. a South Carolinian. plead
ing guilty 20 biSamist in marrying
June. was given four years in the
y. n!;entiary this afternoon He plead
ed guilty before a jury when he saw
both wives sitting in The court room
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
FAILS TO ESTABLISH CASE
Grand Jury AdJourns Nvithout Find
Ing Anything Against Fire
Department.

grand jury adjourned this afternoon.
after spending most of the day in
vestigating the alleged use OF liquor
in the city fire department.. No in
uictmcnt was returned and T.. b.
Meade. foreman. reported that the
body had made n complete investi-
cation but found nothing on which
to warrant the return of true bill
of Indictment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
Doctor Discovers Cause
of Sleeping Sickness
IBy Associated prc.s.I

SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. ".
of "nicepinE sickness" WINS re-
ported by Dr. I. =. Wcchlcr, OF CO.
lumbia University, to the State
conference OF health officers and
public health nurses. In session
here. The origin, he said, WINS
found TO he nitcrnblc virus,
which. I'm experiments. Inns trims
mittcd the disease from man to
monkeys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
B. R. T. TO HIRE NEW MEN
Striking Employees Who rallied to RE-
sumo Work Yesterday VIII
BE kcINGcch.
IN sslllAtnl P.esA

NV .NSN9VIHI'W F'!HNN
NEW YORK. Sept S-StriKine
employees OF the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company VINO failed TO re-
turn to work today at tho end OF
the period allowed IN which TO re-
replaced by new men Liudley VI
Garrison, Federal receiver announced
tonight.
Company officials tonight anuounc-
ed their intention OF Increasing the
service tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
EX-SENATOR CRANE WORSE
Former Massachusetts LeEislntor 1,
Suffering From Weakness of Heart
and Circulation lmunirmcut.

P1TTSFlELD. MASS. Sept. S.-Thc
condition Of former Senator W. Muir
ray Crane, who is suffering from
eakHess OF the heart and impair
men; OF circulation. was serious to-
night. He is conscious. but seems 10
be growing weaker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
HculS IiriSInl RunE

BRISTOL. VA, Sept SC. S. Car
ter, formerly president OF the First
National Bank AZ Big Stone Gap. Va,
has been clected president OF the
dominion National Bank here. sue
ceedinG II. r. Jones. who resigned
Mr. Jones. the retiring president was
selected as chairman or the board
os directors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
Cnrolinc.- Shcrin III.

RID Ei.IChSBIEG, w, sept. s.
sheriff r. Il. Gill. OF Caroline
County. has been sick for sometime
and was taken TO a Richmond hos
pital Tuesday for treatment He was
taken 10 the hospital on cot in an
au; on bile Truck
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
New Bank Granted Chn,,cr

.sI Bank of Russell County, capital
$4,000, was granted q charter yes
terday by the State Corporation Com
mission John White Stuar, is presi-
dent. The bank VIII be located al Lee
banon, Russell Comfy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
Name. Jury Commi.,Ioncr

I.N NCHBUkG, VA, Sept S-JudCe
Henry c. Mcdowell has entered an
order here appointing Major 4. r.
Percy jury commissioner for the
western district OF Virginia vice
F7ed NaCper. resigned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
Hn. Dumprr Corn c.,

~ EAI,HSNlLLE, VA. Sept. S.-Re
ports of bumper corn crop come
from every quarter OF the North
Srh Neck. While the acreage is no,
large, ii is generally thought tia;
mere VIII be more corn raised in
'his section than in many wears
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
Inknoy,n Man browns in james.

II NNHELIG, w, Sept. s. An
unknown white man drowned I'm The
lanes River this afternoon when n
tity OF the man has not been ascor
i Sained as Yet and the body has NOT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
3G7..4I Hale. Ginn,d.

WASHINGTON Sept s-Co,ton
ginned prior TO September ! amount,
ed to 36T ,241 running bales, Including
21,I43 round bales. tho Sensus Ru-caIi
announced today ia its first ginning
report OF the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Trains
DAILY, unless otherwise shown) publishe ed
only as information and not guaranteed.
Daily except Sunday. Sunday only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
rrc,ldcntinl Cnndihntc. nucrlrd.

MINEOLA, y. 7, Sept. N.-Thc
Aerial League OF America announced
tonight il had sent letters to Senator
Harding and Governor Cox by air
mail. Each presidential candidate
was asked II he would favor extern
sion OF aerial mail service If elected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
SEhEOtPD AIR LIRE pAILThY
(hsif, Styrt, St,,Lu

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
e]' T.. Main street pis1b. pInds.ph az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd-FcmaIe

Help Wantcd-Fcmaie 81
BTNDERY GIRLS-Wanted four bright.
Intelligent girls for bindery. Congcnial.
pleasant, working conditions. Good aav
TO capable help. beginners paid while
learning. Como prepared to 20 TO work.
Garrett G. Massic. Inc. Printers. 130g-ll
COOK wanted; references must be fur
nlshed. Apply 20t East Grace Street
HEAD MAID; cnlored: midde-aEed Also
one maid, Address SUPERINTENDENT, POST
Office drawer 1921. Richmond. Va
HELP WANTED. Public Employment
Burrau. Room G. City Hall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-09
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for sale

WE have on hand several used truck,
up to 3-ton capacity. all In nrst-clas.
condition. VIII demonstrate. A. Meyer
Sons Co.. 9-ll South Eighth Street.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29
C%0NFERENCEA Of
BOULOCNE FUE UNA
VICTORIA De
MILLERAND
sus condolences
para tratar con los
boIshevikis

BOULOGNE.. Julio 2S.--Los repre-
~sertantcs lie los aliadOs que celebra
ron aquf una conferencia aver, toma-
ron var!os acuerGos. cont4ndoSe en-
! primer lUSar e. que So ~reflere a las
| n~ecOciaCioacS con Russia. resolvien-
dose por aou"los pantenerse en- Ell
plan original relative a la celebration
de una ConC"rencia con Ell Soviet Ruso.
-.os primc"os Ministries ingl3s V fran
cCs. co~nv!nicrOn en- que Ia conferencia
Dc Londres que solicitarOn los bolshe-
y;kis. no pcdr!a ~llevarse n efecto. a
menos que los rojos cambien SUI pre-
.cnte acritud Y ConvenEan en- disCutir
N II ci'rd2 jurta. Ia paz con Polo
ria. en- vrz d." hacer este en- una ON
~!"rencia particular con los polaCoS.
Tai decision sin embargo, 10 ha sido
Inuy hjan rccihida por IN prensa de
LondreS. Y Cspecialnente Dor Ia anti
b~olshevikI Que considera Que tai pro-
ccdim!ento 'accrcaria 81 reconOcimien
to dinlomf:icc del Cobicrno del So
Wet que los ingleses 'dctestan n muer
&c"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29

Para lib-os on espahoI diriiase VI.
4 Ia Casa Editorial loza1o. 1fS North
Sta. Rosa. Ave. San Antonio. lexas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29

LuNpRES IuNo "a r. a~j"~rtto
p"l.co uue camhatr contra los hn,she-
rik!s c~out;nla ~re-!~irdos@ ~ TODD q!
rr"nce. - VISTA 4" los nuevos utaoreS
cs los rojos. segln d~espachos r"cihidos
10y agui. Ia resistencia d" los pola-
COS Is may dGhil on los dos extremes
- IA iinal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29
LA CAUSA Y ORIGEN De
LA ACTUAL CRISIS
De EUROPA
FL General Sarra;I dice cue
ell Tratado de Paz de Ver-
sales, es la fuente de
todas las d;scordias

PARIS. Julio gS.-El o-icen O. Ia
prrscnte CoUGjcion caGtica resu!Iantc
Ge la d"rlCt& polaca. que lnGudable-
mcntc Urasri una revision general
Cci rratado lie Versailles. sc dehe. en-
primer !G:@' q !9S :rincipalcS neg.
~ciadores ail9Gos de Ia paz. a u ' ca
haza figure C~lemenceau quien. hipno
;iZado po- ST. odio liheraliS!no,
Construy6 Un uratado con cl propnisto
principal dc &~niqui!ar 4 IL Russia del
Soviet. creando Esjados ficticios con
limites ar.if.c.aic$ ' % irtercses eco
06micos frecicutcmerJc dudoSos.
En- vcZ lie Salvar a Europa del CO.
munismo. esta politica cs Ia raiz de
IA que hq brotado Ia causa de todo 81
G~eScontento : In anarguia a~ctuales
IN Europe Y cuyo primer reSultado
80 vera en- LonGreS muy pronto, Cuando
I, los representatives del Soviet presen-
tc9 a los aliados suS demands para
una rcvislin mas radical del pacto
dIcho.
s. no huhi-sc siGo por Q! actual ar
| misticio, NarScvia Sc hallaria para
| hoy en- manos &c los rusos Y F'rancia
! serfa Ia unica potencia que Sc halla-
ria Ell caDaSidnd de enviar tropas en-
| auxilio dc 1olonia.
Pero aGa en 81 case de que Al armis
l.cio sigan Embellishments ~neCocia-
clones de rae. las d!ficultades no SO
hnbrAn aii2rHdc 0 complete pues
los polacoS. imaC:nArdose que los ala
6os los aooyan todavia. de SECURE que
Sc mostrarGn Cbstrucionistas Y el re-
sultado final no podra ser otro que et
martenimIento de una paz armada con
an enorue costo para las naciones
Eliadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29

cUenta par" NADIA Ia v~entaja que aquel
habIa venido dando al defensor de la
copa.
Esta es la cuarta vez que Sir Upton
disputa el trofeo, Y al ser interrogado
Sohre SUI plnp0sito respecto de Ia suer
te futura del Shamrock. manifesto
que intenIaria un nuevo torneo para
disputar cl Insiado trofeo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29

considera como un triunfo en- toda Ia
Inca del Primer Ministro frances, aun
cuando este haya hecho algunas con-
C~csiones. tales como Ia de no inSistir
en- que es recesaria Ia presencia de
una representation americana en- Ia
conferencia de paz rropueSta en-
LonGrcs. prro el hecho de que Sc haya
aorCbado 81 actitud para tratar con
e Soviet russo. ed toda Ia razon 4
Irancia Y po- ende 81 triunfo q Mi
i!erand.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29

TenXo co~nociEie2to de Cue algunos Indi-
yiduOs Que nj s!auIerR han estAdo Ell IL
cIudad de Los Angeles. California. antar re-
rorriendo a!guros Estados de IL Union Anne.
ricana, robRrdo engananco descarsdan.-D-
te al publico. dandole. a cambio de 81 d.
nero. unas cuanlas yildoras CUE de nads
les siryen, y para cuyo fin. tonan ince-
bltament- MI nomLre y abusaR &c "a con.
flanza que 20 he sabido inSpira- Z! pub.Ics
con m! t:abaio serio J hoCraGo.
Como cs:e acto. apa-te &c c0nstituI- po'
81 solo uEa grave ATTRACTION d Las L%yes
de este Pals, podrIa desprestigiarme ante los
ojos de las personals que pudieran cree.
Il. c. Martinez. ne uETesuEo u punHc-f es.
"a 2dvertcHcia para cvIta- que e. eEgano 81.
clio y procaZ. siga acelante.
Per orta parte. como estos CHARLATA.
kES Z I~hPOSTORES TUMAN Nj NOM
BRE PARA R0BAR AL PUBLICO. va tengo
pruebas evidentes IN mi pode. para procedeG
egainente en- conus de estos Ndivicuos sin
soncIeDc.R-
No depe o!v!dar el piblico que padece en-
fermedades. rue mis- metodos de cur&r son
abscluIaraente sin medicinas. Ademas, 81
20 lego 4 salir en- gira por los EstsGos, cosa
que no he penssGo aun. DARE ?OR LA
PRLNSA Ell AFlSO CORRESPONDENCE
de- personas que. despucs de naber utllIzado
mis- sery.ci0s, han s:Go benefic:adas y curs-
das. Tengo en- nj poder centenares de CO.
tos testimoHios-!os cua!es mostrare q quien
ss so!icite. sin ninGuaa obligation de sv
9arte.
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