Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 18, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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MEDFORD UfATT TRIBUNE, MRDFORD. ORTCOOX, TTTTTT?SP Y, XOVEMnTW n 101o
51EDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
AN INDBPKNIM5NT NKWSI'APHH
PUBMKItUII KViniY AKTRIINOON
KXCEPT BUNPAY MY TUB
MEDKOItU 1'IUNTINO CO.
Offlco Mall Tflbuna nulldlriB, 25-27-20
North Fir street; telephone 76.
The Democratic) Tlms, Tim Molfonl
Mall. The MedTuril Trhune, Tho Mouth
ern Orcitonan, The Asbtainl Trhune.
nUBSCBIl'TION HATES
Ono year, by mnl ... $1.00
One month, by rriitll 00
Per month, urllvortd by earrlr In
Moil fori), I'IicmmiIx, Jnoknorivlllii
nnil Central Point .. ... .60
Hatunjiiy only, by mall, per year.... 2.0U
Weekly, per year - l.M
PREPAREDNESS
aflolal Paper at llin City of Mmlford.
' Offlolnl Paper of .Ucknou County.
ltntered stt H'.soihI-cIiuoi inalifr at
Mnrirnrd, Ori'Kon, tindfer tin act of Mareli
3, 1B79.
Hworn Circulation for 1914, 2R88.
Pull leaned wire Associated Press tils-ololjfi.
Bi
Bubscrlbors railing to rocolvo
papers promptly, phono Clrcu-
latlon Manager at 2T.0-H. 4-
f 4-
HONG KONG KOLUM
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f mtpi&
1 Inlln! .Mlo Jluil come In flu tit
illnu.
Wlfoo Horn. Say: "You roiuombor
nllght when you askee fo my bland
AIho nllKlit w Ri'ttPo mulllod? Hand
)lay weddlm; mlnrch."
"Sure," my mlo, "hut Iff I knowoo
(Ioi what I knowoo nlow would havom
pliiy.wlnr Iiymn!"
Wlfeo bllstlo up. Sho say: "Yls
tlddy man Hy lo flirt wld inn oil
stlcot nllusamco hiiiIIo. You ro
boatom tip!"
".Vultln tlnln!" Ray mlo, "you
ulliiKumoo hI funny inti laiiKh nt you
too not smllol" ,
"All Unlit. Hlny Hhlo, "nftu dut
mo oughta flirt with ovly itiliui mo
sou; hut mo no gotten fitro to do II."
"You light," miy mlo, '"you fluco
iiluaumco seuram awny!"
Mlondny mo no nud tlllnk ton wld
Idltty loddy fllond. Kervoe nlnnd
wIuIioh volly thin. .M askee loddy
win tnko ono homo to wlfeo flor dless
imttorn. Shu otteo tore.
Young limn daro wld face ldun
diiHod uji. Mo any: "Kluep on sinllln'
don't getto bluo."
".Ml navor smile again," suy him,
"Ht oiliUr rtlln'a kIH!" .
AVi tio,
'tills Looks ,lk( SoiiiouIiiiI of it .Mi-
(fl l.litor
(I'rniu OIiisbow, Svollnud, llornlil)
.n'Iiihi. DiiiiiIw, who muompnnlod
(ho nmlmMiiilor, lionnlml the llnor
onrryluK a citiutiy and it puppy horn
liut ntglil to hr IJiiKllih Rpanlol.
And hort'M Hiiotlim- from the above
moNtlnitml iiewsimpar:
10 It SAUlS-ltag anil metal atom;
m tMr profitable biiatnwH guar-
,ajitNl,
ADOPTION of nn imnicnso military proparodnoss vo
grani liy tho poacc-loviiiq; adiniiiistration is cx
ti'omclv flislio'iTtc'iiiiiK" to Imniaiiilw
Kurojio today, torn and bleeding, with five millions
slain and twelve millions under arms, with the resources
and industries of all the people devoted to unholy slaugh
ter, is the answer to the military preparedness program.
It was the possession of lare armies 'av defense that oc
casioned the war.
If barbarism and butchery are the chief aims of civil
ization, Ihe I'nited States, following in the footsteps of
Europe, is in a fair way to realize them. Vet there never
was a time in the history of the nation when there was less
need of armament. Isolation makes invasion impractical,
despite the lurid shriek's of jingoes. The war's conclusion
will leave an exhausted world no matter who is victor.
Years of recuperation will be necessary before any power
recovers sufficient strength for a war of conquest. Aifd
instead of advocating universal disarmament and paving
the way for a parliament of the world, the United States
will be keeping militarism alive alter its collapse tn
i.i
rjin oir.
While no one advocates non-resistance and all believe
in some preparation for defense, the degree of preparation.
is the issue. Certainly the need ol the nation does not call
for the monster two billion dollar military establishment
outlined. If a half-billion dollars is necessary this year, a
billion dollars will be declared necessary the next year. A
standing army of a (uarlcr of a million will be declared in
adequate, and a million, then two millions and then the
entire nation in arms. And we will be asked to keep the
barbaric ideals of militarism alive by training school boys
for future slaughter, under the sham pretence that the
nation is endangered.
Why this frenzied stampede towards militarism i Why
this expenditure of hundreds of millions in warships be
fore we know whether a battleship is of any use in war-'
Why not wait to secure all the lessons taught by conflict
before wasting our nioncv in structures' obsolete before
completion .' Science is revolutionizing warfare whv not
secure the benefits of the revolution before expending the
blood monevof the people (
The example of America in spending two billions for
militarism will be followed by other nations, just as tier
inany's example was, and this will force America in turn to
increase armaments, and the insane rush will be on to cul
minate in another world conflict. Why plunge the nation
into such criminal folly.'
Mr. U'oosevelt stands ready to sacrifice his program of
economic relonns lor nuliJarisni but because Teddy is 51
miniature edition of the kaiser is no reason forhe nation's
sacrificing these reforms. The causes of war are econ
omic. If economic justice prevails, the causeof war is re
moved. Military preparedness cannot prevent war,
though Ihr issue raised may sidetrack social and .indus
trial reforms vital to the life of the nation. That nation is
unconquerable in which social justice prevails. Securing
it is the best preparedness.
CHRCIl
I OFF!
10 JOIN REGIMENT
ON BATTLE LI
'Mil ROAD MEN lN0 INiESIi' GASi
"Si n icir- OR STOMACH MISERY
rKtrHKNbiurwn
EOT
HOUR
MY
I.OXDO.V, No. 18. Win-ton
SpentTr Churchill. lirmcr lirs lord
of the itdiiiimltx mid chancellor of
tlic duchy of I.iiiM'.i-tcr. in tin iiim
t'oriu of i!m rcuiuicnt, left (or the
front thU mortnnir. Ili wife Untlt
him fnrewi.'ll At I lie r.iitroud -tHtinii,
Where llC piissyil UMlCfoglliXfll oil tile
platform n lie wniled to cuter n xpe
piu I ertr. '
Mr. Churchill hecninc i''ol,
Known il Roldicr before lu? Ijihii
hi poliHrnl eimer. He entered I he
tinny in 1885, nfter beintr (irudu.ilcd
from Siindhui!. lie -cm-d with Hie
.Mnliikninl flold m 1!K1": whs priMiit
nt the operation in llii.jtiur, served
with tin Tirnh and Nile expedition
iii -force, hoiiiit present at the bai
lie of Khartum, lie nlo aw 'n
iVe us n lieiitqfiiuit of South African
liclit horo before he became a news
paper correspondent to report the
Jloer war.
Mr. Churchill i li-ieil as n major
of til" (Queen's- Own (KforiNl.nv ihis
siir, and il probnbU - tln icuiuota
which he has l i to iinii.
"I'ape's IHapepsIn" for Sour, Add
Stomal h. Ucai iliiiin. Uyspepsln
Time It! la five minutes nil Htom
nch dltroM will ko. .No ludlnostlon.
heartburn, .ourae!R or belchliiK of
hum acid, or prm tutlonn of tindlRoat
ed food, no dlMliiMn. bloatttiK, foul
broHtb or headache.
raped I)lMHpln I noted for Its
speed In renuliitlnu uiwet stoinnehs.
It Ih the aiirent, (pilckegt and niont
eertHln lndlRetlou remedy in tbo
whole world, and besldos It I bnrm
loss. Million of men and women now
eat their favorite foodn without fear
they know rape's niapepaln will
nRe them from any stonincb nilserv
I'kmse. for your pake, net a larRc
firtv rent cane of I'ape's Dlapcpsln
The eastern assoeintii u of the t'rnin nil) druu store and put your
jtonernl chainiicii of the ciijriih'i'i' stoniHcli right. Don't keep on beluR
and' firemen's luidheihonds in joint niiceralilo -life Is too short- ) ou arc
session here last nijflit decided t" not hcie lonn, go make your stn
CliKVKLAMi. N'. 1s.--The t-mr
,1-nitroiifl lirotherhoods. inelmlinu moie
Jhnn :i.i(l,(lllli cnuiiicei's, iircmeii. con
ductors mid briikeinen in all railroads
in the Cuitcd States, announced to
day thy nrv prFpiiiinn to tnnke nr
uinl demand about March t that the
railroads jtmut thcni an eijiht-hnitr
iln.v with the snme pay they now uet
for feu1 horn's.
Action will be taken at a inoelimr
of tho iwecntive eominitlee of tilt?
hi othci hoods in Cliienio', Dpcember
l vilicn ballots for a referendum
will be pivpared. The votes, it was
nid. aie expected to bo tubulated
before March I.
IN FIVE MITES
SEES WiTHHIS MIND
Most Miraculous Are the Powers
of Grunt Chesterfield
Oruut Chesterfield, tho noted
thouuht leader and clalrvo.ant who
has startled the populace In nil th9
law cities on tho Atlantic const,
possesses powers most marvelous 1(
the statements of the most pioiiunrnt
citizens of Med ford nro to be bc.
Moved. Tlie claim that he ha- rIvoh
them reiidlnus, Immodlateb told thrm
or the past. dlJKUOhcil their jdi a4
condition, ilesirlbeil their jire-ini bit-
join-the eonducloi-s' nnd Iraiiiincn's
brot'ierhoods in the eiubt-hmir day
and time and a half for owitimc de
mand. Similar notion i expected at
the nuM'tiiiv of soiitbern ji--j-inl ui
of enuiuet'i's and Iircmeii at Vnli
inutiui ue.M Mouila, and ol the -
tern usociition at t'liifny. Ib-icin-bcr
111.
g)eii
Quickest, Surest Cough
Remedy is Home-
Made
10 DOLLAR OIL
REALIZED AT ILLS
IMTTSnrit'J, Nov. is. Two dol
Inr oil, the foul of liiiinlniU of pro-
dueerN throuuhout tho ooiutiry, vva
U'flched IoiIhv vlieu tho Simlli l'enn
sxluniia Oil company niiHouuccd the
second ndvnuce in crude oils for the
week an follows;
I'eniiHylvunin crude, .: Mercer
Uluek, Ken fllc, C ruiiiir, $10;
Cfllii'll, f1.M; Soiuewet, II.IJ; lias
laud, 70 oonls.
Tk'iH it an luhiiuee of 10 ccnl n
barrel nil opeh uiade, except Kau-
Jaud. which reuiiiiiietl nnehantfcd.
V stinted to nilvaiice lal Ainzat.
and mipcllnl h ciiit.iilmcnl of pro
diii'tioii abroad, i.nd tncif.icd eon
ini'iioii oi tin .11111111 , ui bci'ii
IllVi 1 1 1 tri -.nii-i'.
"Tin ooat anil giro It n riunl "iosa;-'
a" tit th slit) or tho thtrio bulla
(i Hour Koug I'oluiu.)
'INmIuj's llcllrliiKci'
I'rauk Daniels. Hit nuisloal comedy
tar. has how oltrcd moving plv
tnriks. Mr. Daniels suit llrbrt Prior
wrtio ImvIih thH l.aiiiir club In New
Ysrk when thoy pud a diunkeu
Ittillvliluul ImhIuk ana I n hi Hi,, uliow
wlwilow of a clothier.
'Now i$o Uaok to b'd Maria." Hits
party wiu ayliig. "I'm all ilitlit!"
DaaluU am! I'riur loukotl In tbo
window and aasr a wax figure lu a
tur ulKht droas.
FA
DOPEFIENDSINU.S.
XKW YOUK. Nov IS. r.dU Mm.
000 persons in Hie I nil.. I Mali- ,'iv
nddictcil to the ii-c o ill.u . in i-iii-HHr
to Dr. T. D. Crothit-. )ii-i.lcni
of tile New York Medico-l.ejnl mm l
cl,. Di. Crothi'U t"bl the nieiiihci
01 I he MH'itv in it iiiectiiiu last mulit
ilia I user of ilnn me nlas moie
or lcs iiicomp -'cut. iiiiuiiti'd ii'cn
tally mid iiunlilo to jiuluc i I then
own ads.
Deafness Cimnot Be Cured
l kirat IM'II0"U lU.'T Mlinm rth lk
4).imsI iwll.'.i .r lb. ! Tk-r U out; ""
Vm In IUI hrtlftu'M. ami Ouil l W i-un.lll.iO. u
I rmwUlro. IWIiimm la .nuv4 b) u imS..u1
ERRIK
A R
G. 0. P.
R NED
ClllC.UiO, Nm. IS. -Cniisos that
led to u split within the mnl of the
republican pnity have, in u lurc
part, vanished and the forces aie to
bo ifunited, Mvioii T. Merrick, lm
luer uiuhiitfMidor to l-'rancc, told I1.'
inemhcrH of the llamiltou club hi '"
nildress today.
The lepublicau party IiHi Iiccoiik'
pr.Hjniwive, Mr. Ileriick aid, and
llnoituli the willinirncMM of each puitv
lo ko half way in efl'ectiuu a coie
proiniM', many progressive Iibw ic
tuuii'd to their foimer alleuianci .
"This is a two-pnrlv country." lie
said. "It has never hud, and 1 pre
sumo never will have, those multipli
illusion In which the ciiiscii-bip o.
soine olbci nations i siilii. It' t'. ,i
the Iwo wiiiut, nt' our iiaitv tbcp' . i
no diftcrciieo us to the route or b
ivclion, hut only as to the -ci i!
hunt."
li'DMr: o. IS A mi ton nn IV
Itnli'iii forces bn ii tin utteiuptm.
to capture (loriM .i- iiiiuouih'iiI lo
nisht liv the wni nllicc. A -I.-onu
Ans'iriuii poiilim. noilliuct ol (be
oit.v. was i'iipturc.1. The ttilcniftit
follews:
"On Noveiaher 1 I the ciieiuv fired
twtdvt'-ineh ,siell into .the Mioses
of l.occa and lb ss(m'cu, in Coucei
volley. Ycstenlnv the enemx's hnt
I cries directed iMiaibardmcuts airMiust
the once lloiirKlunjr towns of .Mo-a
nnd l.ueinico, mi the Ironxo pluin.
These town me now lienps of smok
inir ruiiiK.
"Our infantry tool; by nntilt u
strong enticuelicd position on the
luilil inn til west ot liori.ia."
'1 IiihimIiI I'iiI Woman
"My mothor," xnld tin1 thin man In
the smoklnK coinpartmont, "was the
most admirable. houokeeper In tho
world She wasii mlsslonar) In Africa
and was finally oaton by cnniilbalH.
And when they thrust her Into tho
pot tdio cried out with her last in oath
"Don't forKPt Hip salt nnil popper!"
A Rainy Day Need
Not Be Dull
Sth ("lu'cr up1 Get to work
f"7 in n l-'isn llkANi)
Reflex
Slicker
$3.00
nin: in at the front.
libck,Y!kwcriiivckhjki. it-.
I'iol lor ll.il. 7i cer.tn OWtJc
u. . ..
,
. IWTlr'
. IC KSIrfiM
' loPia StronB,cny(ittmp.
f$ Mi. ItKht. and water
kx1' " tfl' ' KdKts stop
V '- watir from run-
- -
A.J.'IOWKRCO.
I"s (
Miairoitn i'kei'u: ciiaisic
mmim.i: .mixti in:
Mail) In Mcilfoiil ihmIho Hie simple
mlMuie of biirktlioru bark. kImci
Iiic. etc, known as Ailler-l-ka Tills
rciiieil) U Hiv inoHl TIIOHOl'till
ImiwhI cloHiisur ever sold IihIiik even
used siicetissfiillv in apiuilU-ttix
ON1C 81't)0.l'ri. rellPVM almost
ANY CASK of coiisUpatlon sour or
giiss) nmmucli. ONIi MINI'Ti: aHer
)ou tsko It the kumcx rumlilo and
PUSH out. Adler t k.i cannot ki'H"
und the INSTANT H. tnui U suti'i
tn. It. II. llahkliiK, HmikUi. Ad
Fcefcii 'rr.-f -j 'r rtor-rrey
TODAY
ONLY
mdiiilltuM t4 Uh Uii UulMS uf Hi klialaililai'
lufev. Wkw llilk OiUlU liiSanuil m liai.- a
mwMlHf auanil ur liMsVrril haarlluc. M !
A DaiiKorous ,loli
Hfrguiii tin irvnrlO-Now Miilloy,
jruu'vu bn BKklna iiik to ut tko ir
laeoiM' Hr it is whv don't vau
. il4 I V will ilv Oiv lluiulrt.l )MIra Lu u iw
"r " o( IkafiMsa i.'. .1 ! fUMi ih.n .aini.il Iw
Malbn I .is mi. H or 1,. ' '-"si , l'" t-""" '" s-".! f. -lrvi
tllCC I allllusl till i. ...II..' I.r.ill ! I I ' III M ' T..lr.lo. II.
II' I'l III. Il
Il la i.illrrl) iIiuhiI l.a(iii la I In- Hll. ait
Unbsia llw luUiai.iiall.si .an k.. lakru uul. alul
(lila luw rval.'i.nl I.. Il n ruil owdllivii. Imir
iiix will h' ih-ino.-it farvirr uluv uul vl
urv tMWl lu lalarth. sklilt I voililac but
a liiLiUml ."Ul ! wiitiua auria.-..
r. I I l.i .rn(W
1 ,k. II 'I. I aim!
fin.
t..r i.biMilk
i.vi'KiiuiutAN Atrixi ait co.
Tlmo Table
l.caTO Mod ford dally except Sun
day for Ash mud, Talent and Phoenix
at S n. in, 1:1ft, S.jO nnd 6:15 and
10:16 p. m. (Saturday at 11: IS p.
m.) Sunday leave at S00 and 11:00
a, m., 1:00, 8:00 and U;IG p. in.
I.wivo Asklaud dslly oxeept Suuday
at 'J: 00 a. in., IS r.a. fid, t:0 and
7:00 p. m. and Sun. lay at 10:00 a.
til., IS noon. 4:00. t nnd 10-30 v. ni.
John Mason
Tin ions --t.tr In
JIM, THE
PENMAN
V Kii.uantee Para
mount in ." rcols.
If oii waut a quar
tet's woi Hi for 1 tic ee
this spleniUd subject.
CHICHESTER S PILLS John A. Perl
atraaw tiir; iiiAiiunii nunv, K '
h mrtvitra 'Httsttti nraMV
ini, ... ii. j .-i l.u ..,uiuV7
II ... ....I ..I 111 JIV
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UNDERTAKER
I.srt Attfistant
kk a. u.iitri.iriT
WKBti.' Mlaj(.MM.UM(uu , I'llOUlM M, 11 allll I7-J
tAi nn nnia.a. ifirj,.i -. 1
iUlUtllWiUUUISiiniKHirtLHL imIUiim fcrili--
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Qv-1 Cmuiuic tututi
' Two Htatt ai
t.o.it." a Walllii
ISnltl on Monthly
liustttlluunit I Man.
PONVIU-L AUTO CO.
CmuIuiC tuiutirrow .
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nitford
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0 i:nII I'rrpnrrd In n Vox Mln- S
0 utrN. Chrnp litil Uiirqunlril $
axieeable. Kt what you llko anil
illaest It; enjoy It, without dread of
rebellion lu tho stomach.
Papa's Dlsipopslu beloiiK In your
home anyhow. Should any one of the
family eat somcthlim which don't
aitrce with them, or in cane of nn at
tack of liidlxpstlou, dyspepsia, gas
tritis or stoninph ilcranBuinent at day
time or during the nlKht, It Is handy
to lve the (pilckest, surest relief
known -dv.
The First
Christmas
Box Opening
Sonio people ore ponntnntly ami. ycd
froin one yeur's end to Hie otliei with a
ticiHlHtcut bioiichhil roiib, ublch Is whol
ly iiiiiucuBftiry. Here la u lioiiiii'iiuiilt' I
H'liicdv tliut uctn rlulit at Hie cause audi
Mill iii.iko you uoiuIit what Ihthiiic of it
Hut '2d iiiiiici'h I'liiex IM) rents worth) '
from any dnmuiHt, pour into a plat buttle
ami Mil Hie bottle with plain uianubiti'd
miliar HVriio. Shut tiik.hi.rii nt mm..
(iriiiliniriv but wiielvym will notice the orlps of opening the box of pretty
pulci!iu tliiu out and then diHiiiaiuur ul-1
toBctlicr, thus eliding n ioiikIi that you nlfts sent to you nt Christmas tlmo
.uner thought would cud. It also Iihisuiih . .... ,,
the drv. hoarse or tijht ioiikIi and hvaln wl" appreciate tho URreeublo sonsa-
!Wrr"Si.?tlte- "(hla-ry'inH " - "v oxerloncel durlnK tho
ari' coniiUi.ri.l bv if. In M Imnid ni Ii.mj I ...... i i. ..i....i
Kutldiij; iK'lter' for brouehitlH, winter
All of you who have pleasant mem-
coiil'Im and bronchial iiHtlinui.
in
box after box of Christmas prosonts,
some of thorn perhaps for you.
While wo could not well Invito you
'I llir) l'lll.i mill Sll.'nr Svriiii inMiir.i
tnnki'H n full pint einiujih to hint a
finally a Iouk tiuic nt a mt of onl fit
CCIltit. Kci'lH licifi'i'tlv and taxtiw lll.'.m-
ant. Kaxily picpaicd. Kill I dirivtions !
I'incv inn Muvbil and hiuddy co,,.-to l",, "n,,x 0"on, Vari'" wo ""
truteil pninijouiid of uemiiiie Norway piiui most cordially Invito you now to see
PNtract, rich in ciuiiiirn), and is fiunoiH I
the world oier for Its ease, c'crtiiiiitv audi these pretty tbliiKS whlcli are con
prouiituins in nvi'iniininu bad couulis, I , . ... ... . , ...
I'licst and throat cnl.N. ' i venleiiilv dlsplaxod about the storo
lid the trciiiihii'. Ahk your driifivlst n,ni iM n,n uIii.Iouh 41m. i nt
for -Jti oiiikcs I'lnev," nud do nrt iim-pt ! nn" '" '" w,n"ow' 55"l' flt
IIHV tliiliir cIm- A Kllariillti'i' of nlHolllle
satlsriii'tioii. or inonev prouiptlv refuiidcil, ' TTs. J! .-Xx PL ,
i?:ri!:.")v';s.,'i',;r "'""' Th"'to"i Hanaicrart Shop
The Page
MEDFORD'S LEADING
Motion Picture Theater
Daily Matinrc 2 P. M. Evening 7 P. M.
Tonight :: Tonight :: Tonight
THE LAST OPPORTUNITY
TO SHE
The Pendleton Round-Up
A Great Event of Oregon
Which every Man, Woman and
Child should be interested in
nation of alfnlrs, and then pror. til
ed to define for them their futuro.
Thoy fuitlier aver that many pie
dictions made h the enigma have .il.
ready come to pnsH. Scon at his par.
lors at tho Palm Rooming Hoiihc,
tr.O West Main street, ChOBterfleht
said:
"Possibly some reports nro eaj?
derated, but then )ou must remem
ber that 1 have been Indorsed by micli
authorities an the Press Club of Chi
cauo, practically by such universi
ties as St. Pctersburx ami a loni;
HtrliiK or others. A mi 111 umoiiK tho
noted pcrsonaKPs whom 1 have rend
for are the most distinguished of
either hemispheic, so I hardly think
this report nu have heard Is at all
oxuKRoruted."
"Do you rrtiW one's Tifluro." ut
asked.
"I tend the past as well ns tho fu
ture." "Do joii give legal atlvlco?"
"Yes."
"The same Is In the certain cases.
I illaanoxe ones' condition ami iiiIvIho
accordinaly how to recover their lout
nor.ve. enemy, and power nnd what lo
do to take care of their health In the
future. Some have certain IiubIiicm
(limine they should make, others
have muri'laiccs, divorces, lawsuits In
storH for them; still others huvo nilii
Iiik Interests or aeoRraphleal rhauKes
to iiiiileiso, ami so It runs on."
"How many readings do you give
dall)"
"Oh, that's hard to say. In Oma
ha I read 2on lu several weeks. Now
come up another time und I'll slvo
ou u reading."
Then the wonder worker, who kept
New York. Iiodton, Copenhagen, and
other (o-moiKiliMn cities in a flurrv
. .til 1 lo t '" ..ml Minlshfd Into Ins
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Children 15c
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WHY?
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customers. THEY will
tell
you why
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nt'SiTiptivi' circulars for mit
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