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Title: Christian herald
Year: 1913 (1910s)
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Contributing Library: Christian Herald Association
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le which holds church and state forever sep-arate here. Our government civilies and edu-cates, but it does not teach religion, that belnirthe s;>ecial duty of the religious organixalions. Mrs. J. W. S.. Alto, N. M. The itslici*^part* are wonls which, though n-^original, are imier places in tintranslation. We are sending you a ItllWbfmklet which will inform you concerning thevarious sources of Bible translation. P. P. L.. Barton. Ore. 1 and 2. There is noauthentic Information on the subject. 2. Ye*. E. G. R.. Cantril. Iowa. Village improve-ment, municipal or village sanitntion, Ihe Pan-ama Canal. Ihe Pence Movement, woman i«uf-frage. high cost of living, child lBl>r. thetem;>eraiKe queslion, etc.. arc among Ihe •-Jecta your a.<eirty could diaeusa to advanlni< IKI I Par* BSa THE CHRISTIAN HF.RALD. Sopirmber 17, 1913 J NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 17, 1913 rHE * CHRISTIAN ■ HERALD A WEEKLY ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER FOR THE HOME
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QUICHES CARRYING A CROSS IN HONOR OF THEIR GOD OF FIRE WINNING GUATEMALA WITHTHE GOSPEL OF HEALING BY CHARLES F. SECORD, M.D. ■ ;HE population of Guate-mala, the largest of theCentral American repub-lics, is largely composed of : re Indians, for more than sixty ■ r cent, are free from European 3od. The others are descend- f ts of the intermarriage of )aniards with Indians, andeak the Spanish language. The riter has lived in Guatemala :arly fourteen years, having tablished a medical mission iiong the Quiche Indians, the rgest and most important of all e Indian tribes of the isthmus. ,ney are descendants of the Tol- cs, and are industrious and in- lligent, the various arts, profes- . ons and trades being represented nong them. The Quiches are, jwever, tenacious of their an- ent customs, and innumerable Itars are to be found upon the mountains, where they worship according ) the ancient rites conserved by the wizard priests, or medicine men, ho are the real heads of the people. There

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