Western Heavyweightltooks,
Like a Future World's.
Champion — Combines ' -
is. Wimm iii" 3m
Wharton: Patti-i mgvmy
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J‘“ “9""? “‘5 “W “W" Bunio- High school Feile Viotiot to
out all over him. r . Loni Lode.
There has not ,been a. newcomer in. The Staples liiglr defeat of Wed
henvyweight ranks for years whoJIMY wu tally avenged last night,
could hold a candle to this shitty. hard- -mnt$fiow‘k Hg: 3:22“ basket
- ' i . 19W ‘ lion led:
hitting boy from the Pacific Coast,who to the i“? or 25 to if. fie .
has the whole country talking about 1 . M
. "u "*9 "filed to “WW
his chances oi wearing the world's the ma ”W 1“. till a '
heavy-weight crown. . 101’ the ball. it'eouedhd Wyatt”
Dempsey is a bear. ‘ He is there in ”m“ m he" 3 ”I eerie
cheer their team to victor-yin;
let-ore seemed pleased and am
The game was full of m:
and spirit. The first few wizard
:theseme the hall seeeawed up and
H.:::vn the dell, neither team could
‘ a oothold on the all A floor
The local list. mm. mo t6
pull thmflt nine points to their opp.
fleets one in the first half.
. e secmd half, th
'up (in: found e visitors braced
1Inert 5 ate. However. i hard
,they could, the local tearfntutcleee;
;them in every branch 'of the game. To
,lgtllli‘tk atth the learn. one ' would never
, e
”My “homeghpable of the team work
ceiving.
The staples'team 'l
:game. and their team 533'; m
:but hmaik's was .‘Just a little—better.
iJint. Church and Manuel T'arlov' 'had
{an off-night. Jim finding the beske' t
; or for two goats; he‘generelly'donblos
;that. Turlov missed a few posses
ithat might have counted a few more
‘tallles. Ed. Nell-hon VD! there will!
:ltis 'never wear off smile,“ and lift!“
lflhini‘ on that count. Louis Tariov
legged five of the team's twelve goals
5t ereby making up for previous errors,
'Ben havusky came to the rescue .
mumber 0! tin . . .
'man down to ’30“ Jua'd' ”9"""8Jili
‘ was as_follows:—— goals. The line up
’ ' Jim Church, rf , ....... .. i 3 0
, ”- aniov, If ........ .. .....1 0
. :. lift-Melton, c ..... . ........ 4' 1 :-
Il. Navasky‘fp ; ,,,,, .a;._ "1'53, 0' .0 —
,, "- Tallow rs 7~ ............. o o 10
nt- .. . ‘ . ‘ . .....
recto, process - . noon. ........... “If 7-
. ' ““' " ‘j‘—‘-“' l.auterhat-k.,rr' """""""" o 1' 2"
so many different ways that it is liartl'd’l'agner. ll' ......... ' """ 3' 0 "4
to_believehe willpotpunch his way toqulnn. c ' . .2 . . . . . . ...”; (4):;
the chasintomhio within a remarkably 3”???“ "H ........... .....::u o o
“horr me. Good 3‘8 he‘ll!“ “em ‘fl’l‘non. I“ ..........:..._....0 0 0
stand "littliimore rewwsuxinfi iron-i. ....... w "
T14 , battle heretounder hilt hell will limit, ‘Rmreop wmm"g,'p;.‘kgr'.'5."ffif‘
lilm ulellg QWI’d"Ohe~-Mlfi HhtthUJ ,..I:lniebbig:~- .... "9' " "‘ " ' "' ”I
should nht'be ‘ptlshcd loo lost; ' l‘ High mod '2"? 3‘ Arm°fylon
. .. . - ' on's. '
A Mere Younfietei. NorWalk High 35mm will filf‘t;
Dempsey is ayoungsler. lie has the Stamford High school in two g'in it
best Xefirsfilmfi lumpqulllmgnd hrOliKll the kindmsr t-r (length;
he has quite a bit to learl'i.‘ Hia’nhll- ohflsk b .
ity to~ handle himself In flit: ring is re- t: sags]la;°?;,';crl:::;.ijcd D“
maritable for a boxer of his mprnpor- the army on Monday 35.12:” ‘ll'
lions. for he is fast enoughvfto nuke 350?? This will' be the tlrst underlie?
some qr the old-timers oojjuée upzpye. 3:8 this 5'?" under the auspices of
tures of Bob Fitsslmmon‘s‘hnd he can deztsAt‘hletw Aflogmmn' “"d m" 9““
hit likenofpiledriuer. in _ ._~,fact_thate $331133: :l‘cb‘tlritflprmie the
-'Bntnempssy1has onehabit thatnt " the hishzschooi. Judging $332.1.
llold"£hirn baa-tor a while, if he'sr’out fil'mdshtermt mm In the
El: - elboli team “that Norwallt
rmlsslon
th- bukot lop .....lts to finish out the season with Now
Appearances are de-
' I.
Lemme.
ties in charge. rterirnlk High school ‘
Kaine at ,
sgomou control
The advnc'e sale of seats for the. There is still hope amopb‘tlirg. New
Dundeedeekson tight teats. ~thet York boxing too; for the}. " or
the 310,000 hcnte' Kowloon the )1ch out which swim the
all drew there last winter. will be holding of ten-round contests-in. that
Unmanned. To date there have been lute, Opposition to boring has
more thinners-north of seats re‘ mag up in nonstop-rt: of the state
“"9" _ iwhlch may be didle'ult to counteract,
. mee feeling being 1provident that it
.Bergh'enp. who substituted 10"“;de 5‘? “WWW ”mm“ ‘°
Dr'eyfuss last night. played a splendlI he! (WW "‘9‘" ’° '°“' " "‘9
a... lie M in m ”parties who were responsible -for its
low field god. “a...“ m m' recent downfall are connected with
opponent to two. ' Coastline motile work. '
fact that he wasno‘t used waging-1i- ‘ .
court. it was a mmnowlsggeli- soon Perry. of .the Cthazo Nation;
mully he innit: m mini}. has signed with the Atlanta club;
inpreeslol on the toast, tun Eat the Southern Asset-tron. He pitch-
' u-w-I‘
» ‘oe it." Atlanta in 1915 no 1916 and
C‘Wfle Debits“. the crack eenler,‘went ... the Cube M'yeer.
...—woe
*—
ears. With m'hechln hornets...i Report“ from com have it ill“
haunts ought to be well nigh invin-Lcmuit- TW‘tlte, leading Western lithi-
dble in the rem-tum: glint! this'wghi. may seek rim-tea at Benny
103?. I iLeoriard's title in the near future.
,_.__. ‘ Two“. My. fave never met and there
Young Danny, the plunging younz‘t. 3 mil dliielvnl'e d opinion con:
beltsmwelgbt‘o'f Nor-wait thought he celninz the mfiectlrh-nterlts of each.
heard his country calling to him to enii Another man who is;ln a direct line
list Mme. be filtered it and for another Thence st,beonard is Lew
was very much chagrlned to learn that Tontller, of Philadelphia. .who is in
It was Chick Brown they were calling ”in! demand among Eastern sporting
and not hint. He is not. discouraged, clubs.
however. and says he is going to try ....— .
lines more. The Navy seems to have pm» "anti-v, or New York. outpolnt:
a peculiar attraction to these lemons ed Phil Bloom. of Brooklyn. in is" tell,i
pugllists, Somehow. jround bout there Thursday nllzhtn '
hdililllifllilliliiflil .-
will iiillil iii-ii iii
in the past baseball has been compared with evi'i'ythiul noun a one-
:trm quilting bee to something formed by the cut. This year. with tho“:
sands of fans on the firingline. “the grand old name" will be affected bl
the war; and hasebfll is war. according to thc musings of (‘cnnle Muck
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Fans who have milled-themselves on'the synonymous'vora'llulan' ot'vhalo‘ .
ball will “V?” begin sibot'er‘ strain. Here's 13.ch monolithic Ibuugg:
Players will go over the top unlepsstmppéd in chums hppertile'rthe.
..a
The) bllgltty‘rolo will depend larrciy (iii-gill! number or'lld pliche . .
Players disagreeing with the umpires will lqlnilbo'as ottommngéhab'
Flight Camuohn 1. Even. ‘ . . ... Hi
My player who will: “like but.H at once will he guiltv of (‘aolouilssa
Pitchers will be subjected as usual to barrage fire from the coaching
boxes. _ fr '
'in spite of war economy. billets will be maintained in the liPli hotels.
Night attacks will result whenevl‘r the managers retire curly.
Trench feet will prevail every time vapor arises from Walter Johnson's '
fast one: . , ‘
The Owl: de (inert-e will be bestowed upon all players who won't. look
into the stands on Ladies' Day. H i o “'1" "
A shell hole will mark the spot where Ping Bodie hits the dirt. “g
Poison ’gas will tsint the breeze every time the umpire misses a close
' o
one. , . .
Players ulio‘pay their fraternlll‘ dues will be classed with the Bolsho
v‘ikl. ’ _ ‘
Listenlnn posts will he installed for the purpose of. learning the opin »'
ion of the fans nnent boots and wild pitch?!”
Victories of the Athletix will be’charged‘ to U-bout atrocities.
Detroit. Cleveland and the White So: will employ their tanks in‘cestre,
field. respectively. ' 1 - .
Base raids will be perpetrated with due respect to who's catching.
party of a regiment. recruited here.
Messages from Adjutantflen‘ernlvcmt.
which‘ are being rocelved.by .mvgot
kin glyciniormationie’ Than” t
February 23. it was shortly: or
that. date that a casualty lis sg‘téd
‘ that lot thirteen. men who went-“on ta
killed; another gct'ihack wounded, and
eleven were missing.
hfl ~' 1 r .. ' ' ’ H .
ppen tom into an opponent who High had in many y?" u
packs a strong enough wallop to out- will be crowded ' 8' ‘9 armory
punch him coming intoHclose quar'r or The feature of the ‘
, . . r. . . fine"!
ll? is h tighter who’llke to here into a “0““? head!”- the intozgmvcnwifi
his man. He doesn't use" as much mepgvedf by ”19 girls' team fifllflfll
lieadworlr as he might use in protect- game. Exagfi’fi" (I: the second
lng himself, according to all reports. ford boys lean-l. A raga: (ills: Smu-
nod for this reason. the aged Jim forest has been centered about sheaf:
Flynn managed to slip» a knockout x: 8‘3““: d Rmenuyv ”WWW held
punch over on him when he was just on the Tfiégmg.” “WM“ had
buddinggfnho aH topnotcher. But as. they feel confident of bceotiltliigfilhgnmw
Dempsey goes along he is going to im<' 3 home court. and break into thg
prove, both in science and ring sen.:champlon class. Whether they can do
eralship. fiat-$1311“ ils tonbe seen on Monday of.
, , . n n probablltl -
T A F'OMIW Heart. promises to be one of itheeihgs]: it???
he fact that he was knocked out Jill: this Ye"- : .-
by Flynn and then “came back and 1?!" Tuesday Mabl- the Norwalk team
mp'ed out the stain of thaliiefeat with gmme'clggfgggmri ”’9“- Slain“
; c can cut .knockout of-tbe' Pueblo ,‘the fact" that Norrialfiqli‘l’lnch’ “gum!”
reman proves he has a fighting in the. league running. from ill: thit-
heart. And’that will go a long way ginning 0,! "'9 5838011. more interest
toward landing him the title. ' ifzrfienteged around the Nbl‘wnlk-Stnm-
- . no es than an
it Dempsey looks like the future the league. After"; 082:: fgmiim
envy-weight champion of the world, school orchestra will furnish “mi sh
for the reason that he has youth and [10" ““0an and 8 lively fimc is unlit:
all oi the other requirements. A knock- cipated. The teams in all "reliability
out or two means nothing in his young will. line up as follower——
iife. And that’s the kind of a lighter Non'M' Churclfl'rt; M: T3140"-
wbo gets to the top.
. ‘14-. TMIOV. rg. Stammrd-Croxfot'd
JOHN 1,, K'lN . ,rf. Baxter, if: Embree. c: first i
. . . a. use usuatrts "momma. . ' R'
101“} 'i‘i Kins. Repairman national H --——-——‘..
rommittéeman. is seriously ill trom‘ii.cm CANADIAN women LEAVE
neuritis at hisghome in Bridgeport. H92 HOME TO WORK "V THE FlELD
if: E: Mutation. c: B: Novasiiy. laz:
has been confined to his home tor” WASHINGTON. n. 0.. 'March 2?.-—.‘
till tilt! iii in“
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i " PlaySai'c hy UsingNitraco
i , It's Thcfiuarmleed Fertilizer H ..i
.> If the mulls obtained with Nitrate
~ are not entirely sell-dado". we will I
Meadow-eon. Wssiloc- a
I samplers line of Fertilizers and no
untold“ tor Garden Ill-l Puss.
Fliers Your Face, Header Body
M,“ (f .. With “St. Jacob's Llnl-
Nolslhh'r. landwllilw the territory'hountletif'iin‘fnl . or 'tltn Willis"
0 iii ‘ ": .M'a.‘ —‘ 1.1.
I ' men were‘mlssed after»aa*dtlon of“
rate into enemy trenchesu. onenwes'
, Nilillilli iolluti.
luotaotflellefl Rilb Neuralgia Pain
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liiiill limit '
fillill nil. Pliili
Score Was Thirty-Note to
Thirty —- Captain Jack
Murray Pr ves a Wizard
Norwaik climbed out of last piece by
virtue of the decisive beating that
they handed Jersey City last night.
The final score was 39 to 30 and from
that score it would be difllcult to im—
aslne that the victory was at times in
come-beck in the second half that Nitr-
On next Tuesday night, Norwalk
goes to Bridgeport tor the last game
out of town, and the libbonsplay here
on Friday night. Amish
HENEY TO EXTEND INVESTIGN
TION.
KANSAS CITY. March 28,-Prancis
la is booketili. Honey. general counsel for the
for two games and two more with Jer- ‘ Train Commission, conducting an in-
sey City will complete the scheduleivestlgation of the packing industry
for the season.. Norwalk has struck of the southwest here, announced to-
its stride now. and it would not be at ; tiny that he expects to open a general
all surprising it they came through! ‘nvestigation of the eggs and
with Victories on each occasion. The ‘oultry and canned mt market in :
doubt. and it was only by a sitwrer
walk managed to snatch the lunch
from the Skeeterltes. lt wasnaotne
. comeback. ably led by Captain Jack
Murray. who nevel'H before this year
put up such an article of ball. He was
a wizard on the floor. and pulled shot
after shot that would turn even Joe
Dreyfuss green with envy. Joe. by the
way, is still lsld
ankle but it must he confessed than“!
was hardly missed last night. That
ket with two men on his shoulders.
Jersey City wised up alter a bit. and
rather laid off him. Bergie counted
foil times from the floor. and would
have counted as many more but the
jinx was on his trail hot and heavy.
and he missed some heur!-brelklnfl
shots by the tiniest margin, but with
. another game. he will be the star of
the team.
To Johnny
right iorwurd of the
the premier honors.
ilcckmsn, the sturdy
Jci‘scyilcs. goes
of the cohtesl.
i .loimny was everywhere at once and
it filled the hearts of‘ the Norwalk
motors with despair every time that
the sphere was passed into his hands.
loltnuy remarked before the game the:
it was his night. and um he didn't
Newborn to warm up. and the game
more than proved his confident asser-
tions: Johnny- wished, though, that“ it
wasnct ‘ils night. when he was thrown.
'mo- the bleachers and sat down ra-
rlh'cr suddcnly on the point e! a broken
vhuir. it was nearly time that the
:lmir rebclled. though, for it was the
zoom chair that muggy has collided‘
with on former occasions. and nature.
mid st ud'uo more.
Tile‘ngme le‘lt‘d oil with '1 low.
"llln‘tllt‘ll sparring when Murray count.
rd thi first'ltme. This-was quickly
"oilowed by annual donated by Nor.
“Sinai“? hurr'thrxv- lisekmso
Kuwaiti-fills Q!»- l
When the xmolt
. osls‘in his credit. dohnson was thei ..
gm (critter. the-junta! “flail; ..
Ron-nan, Reich; Fowler. it . Han ._ .
ng double 9001"“;
tiller many ““5“";
the crowd wait:
due to come.
hall. huvlusf
llcrgkump liun
iiorgkamp‘s come
wishful iiiielilmli. and
i'tlnfldPni that he~ Wit;
‘ . u h in the recon
fill‘l‘ccc recalled the basket. This ballads!
was. in fact. the whole game. was!
marked by failures of both teams on»
he fouliine. Dehnert wait the only
man on either team to locate the has.
ket oni the Tree-tries. and he.,c,qunted
, times. \
mllighnert played a rattling good;
same-besides, and the announcements
that he had been signed to play regu-
larly was heard with joy. Debuert al-
ways -looked much better with
than against er.
wfil‘t‘a‘rsey City sprung a surprise in the
person in their center. “0 did not
inowwho he was. nor did we want to. 1
~its: am his best. undoubtedln "hlilwl'e
would hate to see h'mrat his worst.
The best part about him was his name.
and it is pretty certain that he but! no
right to that. He sailed under the
name cf Wright. but the only way that
he resembled Wright was the name
and the fact that he jumped center.
that is that be lined up against lit-h-
riert. and jumped every time the wnls
tleblew. He nearly ”got the lump
oncefbttt it isTjust- as. ...,weli that he
didn’t, because some of thei’ans have
hearts Merrill he had pilot. and the
serious stoppageof‘the-leoarse organs.
if such an unlocked-for event hap-
pened, would proVE‘ serious.»
rots Thorpe ‘
we“ wished ' that there ‘ were some
lrldgeport representatives there to
witness the way Norwalk tfiok to Tom
last night. He was as good as he ever
was. and Norwulk was only too wil-
ling to recognlzzc the merits of. his
work. There "was an article in a
Bmflmrtpaper some time ago, that
Norwaik did not like Thorp's work.
but last evening‘decislvely proved the
fallacy or such a statement.
The second half ran along
awhile until Cap‘n. John opened up tit-g
bombardment- and H maintained such a
barrage that Jersey City was forced to
retreat to the backllne trenches and
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him to run a few yards and drop a. bee-1
line-up:
Norwaik.
Reich, rt ................... 4 0
Johnson, If ............ i ll
Dehnert. c .................. 1 3
Murray; rg‘ ................. 5 0
BerghndpJg ........... i 0 t
~ Total ................... . 18 3 39
Jersey City. ‘
' rf ......... 8 2 10
iiwhwle‘r." ... ... .. ....... 2 0 i
We" ............ 0 .o 0
Seaman...” ......... ..1 o z
EXof'lfilii‘...... ....... ....r or
i Total” ........ ' ......... ..le :80
Store at one of first half. JOIN!“
.Clty. ll: Nowell: ll. '
1 Tom r , referee: um
up with his strained Charles m; foul. calm,- o",
fNorweik; It on June, City. 13.
g flooding of the League.
H, [MOTHER FREIGHT [HOMO H
‘ muster, March 22.—Congestlon
oi freldtt in cars and warehouses and
on piers here caused the freight traf-
fice committee of the North Atlantic
States to announce today that an em-
bargo would be placed. ettective at
the close of business. on“ Saturday.
assists! further receipts here of
freight ln'less than cariosd lots front
other parts of, the country,
The embargo is aimed to correct the
practice of some
who. unable to obtain pernits to send
freight‘lo this port in car-load iota,
have beenbreaklng their shipments
i0 :Yt’w Yer-n.
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interior elliptic?! -
'ew York next wtelt.
Mr. Honey announced that he would .
3in to “'fli‘llimllon at the conclusion .
of t. “Tm—r- L‘iiy hearing end thence
Brenner urea-
palm n rou
nomination-r
3"” of hot Hwater emit
m poisone- ‘
#*
f! you wake up'wltltie bad taste.-
Mireille-rm“ coated; if
shows how good his substitute. Bat-g. Ansonle ............. . ll 9 .550 yrs-Mia “or aching; if what
hamp. was. Bergle is lthel origin: ”mum ....... .. l: l: .524 yo! .1» mmform‘ g“ m ”to,
"B”.on‘ guy.” judging )1; 'I18 OH I ’..... .- ... . ... ... 1' ‘ . . ‘
last night. it was nothing at all for Jersey City ......... s- s. .«emm "mm mm" “9““
poled; norms, sallow and can't get
(em M right; begin inside bath?»
lug. Drink before-breakfast, a. glass‘
ofireal hot ”with a teaspoonful
“Malone Mate in it. This will"
"Wills pellets and toxins- front "
emit. liver. kidneys and barrels“
and cleanse. sweeten and purify the
entlrn alimentary tract. Do your inc
aide” bathing immediately upon rising
in the morning to wash out of the sysv'
tern all the previous day’s poisonous
waste, gases and sour bile before put-"
this more food" into the stomach. '
To feel like young people feel; like
'you fell. before your blood, nerves arid'
miracles became loaded with ‘body lid“
‘Hpurltles, get from your pharmacist? is
into less than cs‘i'load lots and thus"
avoidina restrlmlono. '
supplies will not be aflccted by the em-
bargo. '
'met last evening and made plans for
the plnoclile tournament to start next
'ilrlliay evening. and also for the meet-
ing of .the Suite-Council pt huddle-H
proceeded to.down. pit 31ay.9th.
line...“ 3 rest fraternall was also disposed
e floured, 18 had mist-1%." mum. V H
hemathe whistle. and.
ea'en Mr '
qusrter pound of limestone pholpheto '3
which is inexpensive sndalmost'tastfl
tiers, except {or a sourlsb twinge which
is not, unpleasant. . '
Just as soap ”and he
the skin. clennsinti. sit'eetenlns'ihd'
freshenlng. so hot water and llme~'
stone phosphate act on the Steinem."
liver, kidneys and bowelb'." Mm “W:
women who are usually comtlpdt . ..‘
billons, headachy or‘havo'nny sirloin '
disorder should bealnihls‘igidc b‘etlii
lug before bucpkfast.’ . They ore has
the tensor sacrum-av ; ‘
m
an
Foctletufleand‘govemmnt railroad.
v a, . I
t miter o‘er. 0353K
Jug;
' -9~——t
Lincoln Council, .‘io, i. 0. U. A. .\i..
A matter of. great.”
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After birth. tithe
two most iinptil'fii;H
ant “cuts in M
Matt's lifearechoos- .
ing a wife. and '
choosing a mango.
Of the two: the
rouge is iiid edgier»:
for all)" range will
acccptr but rangts,
like wives. may
give trouble at’i‘cr ,
choosing. Chaos-2
-. summit-o, and you.
' :iviil‘li‘dvcco twill-do
“ j‘witlt your ~rrttigc—.
5 and less it your]
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j‘ i NEW ’RFMSH“ '. .l
Carrier" North ‘ Main and West- ‘Sts. .
”Iii t‘i‘m‘ corned ~
' lite womanhood kndw' chli com mm -,
, encerythe relief at a reliable remedy fofltrgt, can be de-
pended upon to» right conditions which Wheado
nausea and consti ation. At
the last Week, and. although his con-'11.” W0" women are doing on {arm-s! ‘1 “mu"
ditton it not critical, it ht reported to "I Canada. as we" as in. Great Britnlni ,
be serious. . and France. to increase the toad sup: '
Wily was tlencrihed today befor "
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IT CURE ”MHE WORK." H :Benole Agricultural Committz" 2;: i .
,. . . tattoo St John Wilma, ‘ - ' s ,
Ch-nseabte weather and wet mt. Canada minimum set; gnaw. .
"ill“ ”I"!!! I decisions month fos’hett arrived for American "womzn Big “H I I '
tenths. cold, croup and whopplns no to the fame, , o
coug . Be prepared to get prompt rel; During the food cris ‘
. . _ ‘ is last ear in
lief. Dont let a cold run into serious Canada. the said. between a: thco'
Nana Prim: m II. on. me
so It our. use 2: .‘s. some
ammonia more”. i.
.. limit-slim! Dm. '
' New HAVEN tally Kitten.
c—u—s-
"Jiy little boy bed» a severe attach oi; Dot-ts it. Smith. of Kinder-hook,
tie News: is my
x . it. .,
Wow “"‘it
‘ 7:...” "u' ' sati'
p N1 Wham last night: canoe-semis:
creep and! honestly believe he would: in, told lump.” 5",, WI that! cat wd?:::c;t&nuihn:.trs; a lo-
hmwmafehm- of; to, ”close. to them “helm
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You are to be pliied—but remember
' thot neuralgia torture and pain is the
easiest thing refills World to stop.
Please don't continue to suffer. it's so
,meealess. .Get from your drugh'ist the
inn" trisl bottle of "Si. Jacob's Lini-
ntsrtt;" rour a little lower. hen-Hi and
gently rub the “tender. nerve" or core
sum, and instantlyab'm. immediate];
--all pain, ache and soreness is gone.
ache, dizziness, languor,
such times, nothing is so so sure speedy as
did not emerge therefrom until the
smoke had. cleared with Nor-walk in
:lte lead 39 to 30H items a satisfying
some” front crery “standpoint of the
’Norvralk fitm'estteciolly alter the on-
feot that Ansonla handled us‘Hlast Fri-
day. - .
Reich and Normanstngedonlte a
,bsttle'otgtheirz own, but after Ernie
started..Notrnati=wsr unable to stand
the pnoc and failed ~to bother him
much. ,5
The change in the style of Murray's
Hiatihgt
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doesn't burn or discolor the skin. No-
thing else‘jirer lief so Quick”. it
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thirsty. Mt
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work was noticeable. Heretofore
:Jaclt was contentitofpemeih sub-«pod .
tilt the backfield mimetic penitenpt"
to gather unto himself the glory that
‘ was awaiting him. helping his team to’
us
vegetable and contain no hamlet or historic:
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