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and ”P were ““1”. Ma
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5 in bad Me of the out. out
:' Whithtmhm“
”I the taking in of the money.
_‘ total is the ”33,300 taken in from
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i m $168,729.
The mat marina d the Yak “or.
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a, Minds-at lint-at V nil-ll
outlaw '
maritime
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“does not seem possible tl-t-aT Man-
ager Robinson made the statement
that a new man was needed by the
Dodgers at second base, writes Len
Wooster in the Brooklyn Times.
George Cutshaw is not. the greatest
sccoud baseman extant. Buck Her-l
0f courae the largest It». in tho
it)! salt- of tickets. This a“: in
larger by about $31.00. than any
IslllOlllll taken in by Yale authorl.
lies before. The next largest itt-m
i‘: the lied Cross collection. This. of
course. does not go to the Yale Ath-
letlt association, but the collection
of it this made possible only by the
i'nmcuse numbcr of pcopit- getting to-
.utltcr for the game. The total of the
mllcction was $8,429,
’l‘lic sale of programs netted the
: ssot-iation about $3,800. They were
sold at 35 cents a piece, so it can
I-t-adily be seen how many of them
\‘erc mid. 'l‘ltc work of getting them
out, however. is no night Job. Work
is startcd in getting: the advertises
rooms for thcm car-1y in the autumn
1nd sometimes even in the summer.
Ill“ the program gotten out this year‘
justified all the work done on it.
About 52,700 were collcctcd by the
unfunny atom from automobile
owners for the rent 'of university,
quilting spacc for their cars. ?
The grand aggrcsnte of the re-
player and for generalshlp, but over-‘
looking his worth as a pepper box.
Jack Barry and Eddie Collins lay
over him, too. But Cutshaw is a‘,
keystoner of no mean ability. ,
He covers much ground and is a
willing ind hard grorkerl L'ou ly,
he is reliable. Being human he trips!
up on plays occasionally. in the
world's series he had several lapses.
Thesc were attrituable to nervous-
ness thc result of the importance of
tlic issue. it was his first appear-
ance in it worlds series and his con-
will“ “f the Bowl Huiy‘ofure. amount dition was no worse than that of;
All of this is by novsomc other members of the learnt
To mm“ with the pfec.‘ Almost without exception the Dori-i
vomit» profit.
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in a statement issued by Ban John!
ear in Chicago yesterday. the chief of.
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l mart-oar). Nov. 29,—rt isflprob
table um an attempt will be tirade
the American League insists that a is atill.an outcast and a homeless in the next Genmt Assembly to re
uholcsalc reduction of salaries Will wanderer so far on Madison Square peat para ol the “blue laws" regard-
l‘rs circuit next season.
"Saint-lea of baseball players in the
American League who were signed
at high figures to retain them du‘lng
our war with the Federal Magoo
must he sharply reduced as a pro-
tection to the club owners,“ aaid
Johnson. “The sport was conducted
fight with the Federals, and all ex-
penses connected with the operation
of the sport next season must be cur-
zou; for one is his superior both as at he made by "‘8 OWN” 0‘ club: 11! Garden is conce.nod.
The Madison National Show Cor-
poration failed to present a revised
lease to Deputy Attorney-General
Oberrueler yesterday and therefore
the august Boxing Commission, which
remained in its oillce until dust wait-
ing anxiously but unavaillngly to hear
from the AttorneyGent-iral, was un-
White and his associates.
This would seem to indicate that
the proposed bout between Fred
.in,. Sunday arrangements. particularly:
~Sunday “movies" with paid pdmis-u
stone. Although the Hartford rim-f
air-cal Managers’ Association has,
made no concerted decision on the
question of having a bill introduced;
,thaat teal managers said yesterday
lthat they favored the introduction of
,a bill which would provide for the
tin rm extravagant manner durum the able to issue a linen-o to Johnny submission to the towns of the stoic
lot the question whether thcy shall
Iallow amusements on Sunday which
arc now prohibitcd by law. Each
““96 ‘f club OWN“ are to “Mil Welsh and Johnny Dundee, which had town would. tilt-n decide for itself
any money on their enormous invest-
mcntsf As things are at present the
[-luycrs are gctting so much money
that the profits of the club owner are
been set for Thursday night. will not
take place. So far ”Dundee In con-
cerned he was farsighted and had a
whether it desired Sunday shoots and
lilnrtford voters would have the
'cbrtnce of Mgistertug. their opinion
boot in reserve with Eddie William“ the pom,
mm or mp 16,000 temporary seatsacrs had a bad case of rattles. Alamo“ “"~ ,at the Broadway Spo:ting (‘lub forf it m gum that it is almost ilnpos.
mnmut the top of the Bowl audit“! not generally known is that he. "NOW that "'9 "WM“ ‘5’ W" "é'l‘ltursday afternoon. but latent romp» mm." the Ill't‘flt‘llt arrangement
:tt'ottrrt' thc sidelines cost the associu- lflfir'fl in the world’s series with'a‘ “’1" "it"? ‘0 ”"1"" ‘0 a mum basin. 00ft! are ‘0 "19 93““ "Ill erl’llof benefit Sunday night performances
lion in ”.w ncit'ltborlmcri wt Mid-4"": I hid arm. Em" “her“ m9“ Wh') ha“! “weal“! but; not a bout on which he can lily in u“; (mu-m; of Hartford to make
tht r-zr' 0! tltc attcndunts rrt' :hci WM?“ Rllbbl' is to find a successor! ”it” money in the game stand ‘ his hcati. * vexpennon. The cost of production has
Hm", ”m is ”(km tultcrs. lrcntls "f to (‘tttshnw in it big Question. Hcl chance 0‘ 0“”ng a ‘3“ l’“Wl'n-t No rncrnbcr of the Madison Nation-' inmpwd. whilr- at no time bar; the
“0".” ,ttmciitls of the» parking spaces: “duality rookie: to count on. Per-71.11"?" will be “0 "WW“ 0‘ high “l- at Show Corporation appeared at ‘ admiflton “waged 10 cents it per-
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(m! st-Hiug of prom-311m will be by' lraps lit“ has MI “‘93 of trying Fred‘ 3”“! ‘Wll" cont‘mcta. The 'playors Nth?!‘ offices Of the commission 0]" ”19‘ “on, thn usual mtruunt (‘lll'fit‘d on
, o Jilt’alls light either. The associa-t lllwrlclc at second. Merkle might pan! "II-'8! unde‘trtand that “to Will It!” Attorneyceneral, yet the fact of the ‘I'nnk dwelt, according to one manager.
tron follows tho policy of paying tho out a“, “0 “3'“,1’135' ”WHY nearly “W5
attendants of tho bi; gamcs liberally; dehnsm‘ "09'”0" ,
xmd by that moans help many a «If “i“ d" hm" ”1“" Cutshaw is “W"!
“plum-ting student to meet sornc of? ””1”” ‘1'“ fans will “'3‘" to be con-'
his bills. 'Hltt-ctl of, I
So although the profits of the some A‘ l'ttl‘lgoing "“0 1"? open market,
a” “n.2,, ”my will not be nearly Aw],appr-(mchtm: othcr clubs to matte. a
arcrtt us tho nopttlttf' imagination' swap, what have they to offer? Ev‘cryf
usual?) pictures for itself. ’cluh 1“ ”‘9 National L999?" “'1“;
[cling to its defensive strength for
tlzc good reason that what it has it.
villi n.cd, in the circumstances it is
,n prctty mod bet that Robby will
. . .. ' llw > doing business
Williams WI-I “of PM" i" Comelirnroumt second base when the but“?V
Game Tcrrorrow—Hollenback , Jigs ntxt spring. VI
PM”. Pointers.
PHILAlilZi.I‘ill;‘\_, Nov. 29.4r‘avcy
PITAL.
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"Lt-T SUPPORT WIFE
OR SERVE JAIL TERM
i’cnn lincup for the annual classic H . " . y, t
"with ("ornvll an Franklin .il'leitl on '“Wf‘etw‘ Wndry Man in Ordemd
'E'lrmtksait'in: l‘lny afternoon. Ti 0 t° Pay ‘35 Weekly by CW"
millifl'lCPOllT, Nov. 29.——Character-
izing us “must deplorable' conditions
under which Joseph It. Watch, a pron-|
pemus laundry man. hit wife and?
children live In their Seat'lew aventtel
home, Judge JollliJ. Walsh, of the cri-
minal cmtrt. of common pleas yester-
day afternoon ordered Welch to pay
his wife .35 weekly after a Jury had
found hint guilty of non-support.
day “nemem. m, gave mm? my“: Watch was placed under a bond of
prc advice to Head Coach Bob Fol- 31,000. in a “01“!“ 0' “'hk‘h he “'1“ be
.well of thc Penn eleven. Holleuback Will"!!! in the com“? in" for 30 days.
has seen (‘orncll this fall and also FOUM $le in lhi‘ CRY court, W910”-
|.tllity littlf‘nrtclt, who 'wm‘ld have Pt“.
vultcd first call as understudy for
(‘thcr of thy Quaker backs in the
.t tent or serious injury on Thursday,
was takcn to the .Univorttity 'Hoopi‘
t.tl yesterday aftcrnoon suffering from
in attack of tansllitls.
ltlg llill Hollcnhack, the famous
Penn star and coach of Syracuse this
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has learned many things about '93}
took an appeal. maintaining he was
not guilty. Watch is sail to be mak
play of Dr. Sharpe's men. He folio
. ed the varsity in signal drill and cor-rim;r "‘00 a month in “5 business.
rectcd a ftw of the mistakes which Whilt‘ his Wife and two children have
misltt have ‘7ccn fa'a' in tho Cornellifl hard time malt] ends moot.
name. Reggie Hutchinson. of Yale. . Eata Wit Mother
also was present and cave somct Although Wclch llvea in the same
Loiutcra to the back field men unmhouse with his wife and children. one‘
lticltcrs. ' ta girl and the other a boy. he sleeps
1, it rpmnmd that Yalc will be on‘nud cats in his mother‘s apartments,i
Penn's sf‘hydnle next year. The alumni , refusing to speak to or have anything
, whether one Individual player (Kraft)
on a new contract at the
. “W1 failure to submit a revised lease was Ettltcr' Sunday “ntovlcs” in Hartford
But that Marble! WT“!!! 0‘ the American L932“? he" generally taken as evidence that the, mu... rm tannin-d, with tho charging
Ik‘tt’tllbel' 1‘ that W"! 1% fair W all receivcr has declined to eliminate the, of a uniform admins-inn price. or the
concerned. It will be equitable to
thc prayer and to the. club owner."
and“. Ire-it Soon.
Despite the fact that the players
will not report. for string trainingl
.for three months have Fulta‘a de-
claration that the players will mfusel
to slim coma-acts union the mlnorl
leagues are granted various reforma
is mt» most serious breach that has]
with (‘utsharuétlt‘w'lmmd bet-«In club owners andt
pluvcrn since the famous Kraft «up!
of 1914. " I
Unless the mamtm‘bnck down to!
thc Maven. as thev did in the Kmft‘
case, lV Girlie Ill certain. Fill". It! not
bmiraa't. neither does he make any
rash utaternenta. He sum up the tan-
um’ matter tit-tin Iqllowinz wordnz'l
"There Is nothlne to it: they (ornit-
iaed baseball merit) simply must
nan-o to than recur-rats. Otherwise
the rtlnvortr will not titan."
Viewintt the side from both angles
it to hard to tree how an (rpm nip-5
(titre can be avoided. Thcrc is re»;
Ion to believe that Bari Johnson. who
exerts the biggest influence on thej
National Commission,
will welcome
the break. Johnson In untritcrablv op-
tifteevt days revocation clause which
was the chief objection raised by Mr.
Obermeior against the lease
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AMERICAN SPORTING CLUB'Q.
SHOW. »
Good fir am Will b Arranged for
‘ Music Halli
Kid Williams, the walbkmwn box.
in: tam ly of Brldnepptt. but
now of In 'clty, will vprobobly act
as a matchmaker for the American
Sporting club and will arrange their
boating it» to be bold intimidate
Hall unmember 15. ' ‘
Arrangements have been made
. lib, Williamson to manage the
in Williams to m the
to ma it a success. At' present be
is dlckerlnx with Frankie Conlfray the
fighting fireman of New Yorkie“
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one of the boot opponents that can'
be found to meet Battling Knox. and
ho is trying to «cu-o him for that
night. (homey In a boy with big rep-
utatlon .nd baa mot first clan boys
uttt'll it} champton Johnny Ktlhllto,
Johnny Dominic and Phil Bloom.
’Sundav evening performances must
be diurmttnuml. it is aaid.
Whethcr if rt bill in Introduced. it
‘will north to all [021115 of theatrical
nnIer'ninmonts or simply it) the
“movies" could not be lcurnctl \ycs-
tcrdnv. Ti‘c math-r at mascot is only
in its p'trlltr‘lny‘t stories.
AMEchNth-grttta SETS NEW
' ATTENDANCE MARK.
CHICAGO, Nov. Sir Pild attend
once at Artur-Hut ll..,15c baseball
games for tho sti-rnr of 15th was
£017,197 mort- khan 1915. first)
fifties, which vurp announced ”yo-ta
turd-y from President Ban Jonson's“
'micwfvwrc. crnfltld b him with
being. dua’ to n restoration of ,tha
Mobility of the garlic.” following the
In“. met in which the ral
Lt . r tended for majm' handball
recognition. . r
The close race for tho American
League pennant. also was partly re-‘
sponsthlo. Preaidont Johnaon‘ de-l
elated, The report will he gtvcn out:
at the annual mcctztnx of the club
owners Do it. The total
"flFPd to the fraternity and would not! Williams saw Conifrcy .111 action 1“! number of utilities ions was not made
dodge an iaaue whereby he mlaht’
hope to smash It. No one reallaaat
this better than lt‘ultz ltunself. For
that reason he says blast-Ike lat
only Indirectly with the minors. but|
directly with tho National Connolly
Persona who ridicule the msibillty
of strike over such a trivial matter
as to whether some low salaried min-
or iconic players uct their expenses
to their tmirttnrz camp may be re-
minded that the fratcrnity set a date
for a strike In 1914 over a matter
of even less importance. It was
obtained employment in it Class AA
or (‘lass A loam.
The only way to avcrt a strike
seems to be for tho National Com-
nrisston to use its Influence with the
of the New Havenrollrge restd‘nv 111210 (‘0 Wm‘ “5 “We ”“1“" “mag“, National Association to have. the in
Philadelphia strongfy favor a yearlyfio testimony presented yesterday e“tet'ntll' requests aranted. However.
match and are trying hard to arran c“ for? Judge W315” The“ conditions. from present indications. the commiy!
a gamc The Yale players and coach.l Which were condemned from the; “Onwh‘mr anousuch ligation.
« ‘ ' , y a more a be Lot In.
cs will he guests of the Pcnnsylvanirt y
trench, were brought about, it is said. _
The 3900.000 suit by the dl'ectorg
. ttnatragement at tltc Corncll grime. tag 3 ““3“" of " quarrel
“We“ the; of the Baltimore Federal Lennie la
__ ’ltusband and Wife Whldll 0:3?‘1‘ constantly becoming more irritating
. shortly an“ their arrival n git-1 to some, of our leading intimates.
FOOT AND MEETH DISEASE: I Especially is this suit a menace be-
cause of the brewinz trouble with the
fraternity and the rumors that Harry
tSinclair'a oil earnings mav be used
Jto put fresh life into the code buried
and that. there was an understanding; corpse of the Federal Lottl'uc.
. . . he effect «that she; According to reports, Sinclair has
i':‘ ::‘..; of permits for the importalbew'em them ml '4 -
. ti . :‘ (attic stisceptible.to the rootfcould mike 9mm“ mm “mm 23;? "10:“ $3? 3:; hi°rshiirfi§it
‘ ‘ n d :rmrllr diseasm pending the ditty? tradesmen on his cmtlit. I ' A I '
able. because he has not vet received
.nosis or“ what may be an outbreak oft Judge Shocked : his check from 0,. ' '
the disease in Kansas CW. The ur-l l suited Emma
, . rowed him- for rent '
der‘ :r‘sli applies to sheep and Wise. “men smfifimtl’mmu “AM doinfihfinfimflmmdfi:
. he measure is simply a precaution,“” “5 s ” 'mlsslon on behalf of the Ward eatat
3311' mm and Commissioner Phrlns.WM°h Watch paged, 1‘“ children by and Gwlnner u'well “himself a
taunt it willrbe of a tomporarywlthout so much .u a look or a sign it. is my' to understand way 3
true. of wectlon, his counseldutlmoted thlt
. coterlb of baseball new, headed by
he desired. Very much to haircuts.» President ‘kta‘nu- _‘ or.- me Nattmt'
. lotions with the children altered but.
a . _ mttflveflmm new virtual:
ATLANTIC my. N. J., Nov, m— Marty's, negating until-oer. ~ itineran- aha-chit city and
, M "
{are N31213: their influence to'ba'vlng
. ‘, , ,~ 9- ‘ nztou American Lea
“mums" '9" ”"9 "m“ “r srocx mantra-r sTEADY saaav tranchrse shifted to Baltimore. 83:;
- ‘ room. * - ‘ - mfmwouldn‘mwgmucatn end one
, , NEW'YORK. Nov. 21—er warn- 1'0 Bit, an Grunt“: Bate-
"9’k°¥*‘ “i“ be new tag of the Federal income lord in MI Mid-velar} Davina to war indem-
the matter variational-estimation Hon- , .
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‘port front New Jersey some months}
Precautionary Step Against Animal 380- _
. ‘Diacase. l Clttlm was made by W913i that he
.lt£.tt‘jt' 0. Phelps. Jr.. state comu‘m his wife weekly sums of money
'59: nw on domestic animals, saidi
it dry that he had suspended tht‘l
sylvania “Thursday in Phila-
hin, ,A light
..
‘ rrttAuxaotvmht :L .
» A big crowd '
, handtomorrowm
M
Bridgeport about two' weeks “0'
when be met Pitta. and fought him to
tt standstill. Aa Kuaa has alao do
tented Plus, a match between tho
present champion and Century would
be a thing ‘to be greatly desired. it
would probably be one of the beat
bounty .aaaxod in South Norwalt.
0mm ‘ Val promt in New Hav-
cn when Kan: fought Ford and
knocked turn out. At that tuna be
challenged the champion and Km
was heard to remark to some 0! his
friends that he mid fight Conflrey
or anyone else. According to this
rumor, William should have no trott-
bls in signing the two boys up.
JOHNSON ANNOUNCES
m “WES.
Moat Cum" Export!" Now That
Federal l. a War la Overt
CHICAGO, av. 'ap.——8alarloo of
baseball players in the American
League. who were signed at high
figures to retain them during the war
with the Federal League, will be
sharply reduced. B. B. Johnson, prel-
idcnt of the league, announced today.
The game was conducted in- an ex-
travagant manner during the fight
with the Federal League. President
Johnson said, and all expenses con.
nected with the operation of the»
sport next season will be curtailed.
"Now ‘ that the trouble is over.
be asserted, “we will have to return
to a sound basis-one ’where‘men
who have invested their money In the
game stand a chance of obtaining a
:fair rem There will be no“ re-
BIG CUT
\
int-war of blah-alarm 'm con-
tracts. We will agree on a new cons
tract. attire annual meeting ob-tbo
American League‘s here December 14.
that win“ be talr to all concerned.‘
it will be equitable to the plant and
to the club owner." , . _ .
couLLsr. WILL. m: m' Vstxoav
- ”on
.Alf‘md cannot. or Alumni. M
a manufm to ride tin
December 17‘ rational. too thin
‘ m I'Mnljrltam.
public.
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PENNOCK,‘ MINER HARVARD,
STAR IN TmIC ENDde.
NEWARK. hi. 1.. Nov. zit—The
,body of Stanley Lt. Pcnnock. star
'rttldL‘loo
HOW DID TWIN! OF
to GET rm THE M?
Federal Mg. Lam mm Probe
In Chicago to Find It Out
ClHCAGO, Nov. 29.—Rdoral in“0
K. M. LMdis today took steps to
learn how Hyman and Abe Jackson.
twin‘c' of 14, got into the United
States army. A few woeks ago the
twins were initiates of an orphan asy
trap here. The superintendent says
their five years illt’l’t‘ brought about
a reign of terror.
CHINATOWN’S TELEPHONE
Where “Central" Must Remember the
Namaa of All Subscribers
No other telephone exchange may
be found in our land like the China-
town brancb at San Francisco. it is
a strange mixture of the orient and
the accident. Seen front the street, it
is like a bit at old Peking set dewn
in a modern city, and its curving root
lines seem oddly out of place between
it)? conventional 'hrtck buildings that
adjoin it. it is a bit of richly carved
and highly colored architecture—a:
picture from a fan.
The visitor who caters la courte-
ously rcccivcd by a celestial in litt-
wrsaition reveal that he is an up to
date business mau-~quite American in
everything but his race and costume.
It is Loo Kum Shu, manager of the
Chinatown cxclrnnxc, an electrical ex-
pert and efficient head of a staff of
fourteen operators. The basin-u
done by this central includes all the
city and out of town calls between the
Cirlncse.
Tltci‘c
phoncs
or» about a thousand tide-
ill thc t'hinesc quarter. and
rail; up to too» in number are baa-
dlcd mm; day by tho dainty time on
‘lonllil girls who all it their work clad
in the t‘f'rllllllt‘ of their own pooplo.
'l‘ltc:-o girls are ”continually well ed-
uctttcd, all of tlr°m were taught in the
. public schools ltd. h
tn n perfect knowledge 0!
our langtmgc. they have a m
of thc tliffcrcnt Chimes diatom tht
arc sponkcn In the quarter.
Furl 1‘1"?!" "
As tho oriental subscriber doea not
call by number. the“ ultimo-tro-
mcmber the' name. and mum d ‘oil
subscribers.’ a feat of memory which.
would baffle most Amerlml “on-
trals."—t‘.. L. Edhqlm in it. Nlcboho.
U. 8. DISTRICT ATTORNEY
KILLED
Nov. 28.—-4Francia
K. Brady. assistant United States
District Attorney for Kansas, fell
front a third story window of it hotel
ltcrc last night, and was lnstantl?
TOPEKA. Karts.
(card on the 1914 Harvard foolballi killed. Mr. Brady was 45 years old.
team. who was klllcd yesterday in on”. January of this ycar Itir. Brady
explosion at the plant of the Aro-
matic Chemical Company. of which he
watt a partner.” was churned today by!
his father. and removed to his home
in New York.
Pe‘nnock's identity as the football
man was not learned here until tor
day. He payed right guard anoint
Yale In 1014, and was chosen that
year by Walter Camp for the same
position on the socallod All-Amati.
can term.
i
mcxawo sartsrtso oven ’cou.
FERENCE.
Will Not Soy Whom Ho Han to Meet
Jen Willard.
'CHlCAGO, Nov. 29.—~Tex Rickard.
the‘ New ¥ork promoter, after a final
conference we today with Jess Will-
ard. diuheayyu'etght champion. an-
nounced that he had not reached any
t. Countgflyl Your cold in riaau or,
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clined it.
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CHICAGO. Nov. 3|.-~‘flre sud-I
lamb: d the National ’
' Commission. to bare been item here
Wednesday, w today postponed un-
til next Satu ay because of mo in.
’ability of Presidt-nt Terror of the
a National League to be preaent. Paul.
1 dent Johnson of the American
1‘ League also announced that the an-
:nuzu. meeting of the league, which
,had been set for Bone-bar 12 bl
i been postponed two days. it will be
. held in Chicago. .
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the German Ambassador; members of
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beta of the Diplomatic Corps, was
said hem in memory of the late Em~
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Eat LelaMeat aod‘l‘ake “in M.
Baokacbe or Noun Twig
, Uric
neys. they become overworked; .pet
sluggish. ache, and feel like know of
lead. The urine becomes cloudy; the
-bladder is irritated, and you ling be
obliged to seek relief two m" three
times during the night. When the
kidneys clog you must help them
flush of! the! body's urinous waste or“
you’ll be a real sick person shortly.
At first you feel a dull misery in the
kidney region, you suderfrannback‘
ache, sick headache, dinineashptom-
och gets sour, tongue coated and yow
feel rheumatic twingen when the
weather is bad. -. . .
Fat loss meat, drink lotsof, water:
also get from any phamacial four
ounces of Jad Salts-z tako.a table-
spoonful in or glass of “tempura
breakfast for a few days and you'll“-
neya will then out fine. This law
salts la mode from the acid Migration
and lemon juice,'coniblnedelth dith-
ia, and has been used larger!“
to clean clogged kidneys and sums.
into them to normal activity. also to
‘neutralizo the acids in urine. so it no
longer is a source of ln-Itationuthus
ending bladder mm. .,',
Ind Salt! is inexpensive, cannot in-
jure: makes a “inbuilt adornment
“thin-water drink, which everyone
should take. now and than to m the
kidneys clean and active. .Dru wot-
here say they sell iota of Jan am to
folks who believe in overcoat“; kid-
ney trouble while it is only trouble..—
Adv.
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