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es Eleven of the Fifteen
fl 1 ds—Conifre3 Wiuse.
rom Bergen —— Jimmy
I- ane Beats Joe Currie
First Selectman Treadwell said flint
Mulvihill had approached him in ref»
erence to securing the consent of tin
town authorities to stage the Willard-l
Fulton fight here. but he had not heard‘
fiom him since Mr- Tieadwell said}
that some statements appearing in a
New Haven paper as coming from M111 T
dorsement of Contest onivihill relatiie to his attitude iowardsI
the proposition to hold the oontest
July 4th here had not been altogether correct,'
road and farm work.
The leading player of draft age to
Bjm in the Bethlehem League is Joe Joel?
1,9011 the haid hitting outfielder of the
IChicago White ISon,I who 1111an the
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pla3ei's who recently have joined ship '1 k‘s. Other former big leagues on
131111111111.» 11131115 will not be given ex-.I Harlan team are Catcher Gharrity
entption qum military service except : d l"
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When 11113.1- Huggins made his nowamlIeflIig l e dulI" “‘1' mm“- M0" Boxing Promoter Wants En-
i'ankle Chitin-F) .0! Ne“ Yoik de~ {31130115 deal 311113 the 51 Louis Browns. of ill“. clubs aieI undeinmanned
.1011 (31.14“: Bergen of 3;?“- 3.3 IV!" 11 last wintei hepr9b11bly did not suspect!
rounds. ugh,,e,g,,,sI-1nal he “as sen mg the seeds of disas-L 1.
« But 3"este1'da3 at the Polo Ground talk. “hum .yasebsll
Relultc- of Last Night
.ln1r3 GP?“ defeated Clay Tuiiier.
teen rounds Light h9a131reights ‘ l
l
’John 11': McGi'aw was, in no mood to"
01' anything 9139‘ "(her l'iuiiioiit,
_...--»_..—— lately with the
w”. Ite1.I . .. _ . . . . .
’iiani' Kane of New York defeated he found himself in the positron of a last night He retiredem'ly and called 11 Willi perhaps ”19' 9055953‘0" or an . d” he had indicated to the man that, though the regular channels of the . asbiiiglun hub. - ' ‘
é Currie of New Haven. Eight ‘l 21 1134143.“- The manager 0‘ the (it esoecially well developed Kellie 0f ”Wm“ desired Pel'mlsfi‘m “0““ be “Will 1111113 and on’ showing that they are A! Mamaux, former Dodger pitcher
general who had 511 plied the enéufi ’ .
with mom of victory? ,. .» am: almost had neivous prostiation
That is the mite inaiiaIgei' found he “he“ he .aw his ”“5 outplayed and
had glieil St. 'Louis more strengthhcleierly lieittn b3 a team headed bi’
. . It hri<ty Mathew son, at League. Park.
thnn he could overcome in that portion . .
lar sittinv So from a secluded spot 011 the (nhei hand. it was a301ous day
' ’ ‘l‘ ‘ rand up
in the dugout he was obliged to watch f0 1‘ ”m” ”13 men made a g I
the men who formeily wme the “"9". bill fight 11nd came down to the win. a
of Colonel Ruppeit beat the Yankees. lwinnn lithind F‘llet', after S(hneld‘?l
it took them tweiie innings and mute 11““ been 'O'npened ‘0 mm. on n"
eternal “”19“ of things that led "Joe" coining. Mr. Treadwell did “M‘Wmm” éIii‘t‘ltled to immunity horn the draft Iis with Fore River. as are Joe Connol-
Muiriliill pl" lOlGI‘ of life propOSedIhlmse" as With!“ his attitude towards Statements to this effect were made 17 and George Twonibly, former Brave.
Billy Miske J1 k 139111959." boxing 00" the propontion would be ”‘9” W be yesterday at the office of Provost Mar» out-Iflelders all of them of draft age.‘
test 10 apply ‘0 ”19 Danbu‘y War bu" Chairman Turner 0’ the war bureau, shal General Crow der after informs Lebanon hfls Plitt, a former Dodger»
reau this week for apprm at or his plan Stated that Mulvihill had mule a prop- tion had been received by him that twitter, as Well as Bill Ritter. for'merl3 .
to hold ”‘3 contest m the Danbury osltion to contribute ten per cent of many ball players recently have en- 0! the Giants, and Buckles who had a'
Fan grounds on the afternoon of July “19 SI'OSS receipts of the exhibition to 143er shipyards. tiyout with the Yankees. all 'hby‘s well ' 9'
Four-111.51“! war fund the bureau might d9” Arrangements ware made yesterday undei 31. Ed Monroe, 3. young,Yan. ‘ ~
A battle is a battle, “1mm" in ”‘9 ignate, and this was probably the “‘31 preliminary to making an inquiry into kee wither. has recently 80mm Spar»
' ds. Feathei'weiglits.
11 a battle of battles, a fight of
3115 at the Casino last night that.
hainic Irish Gei‘niiih HarryfirEb.
fit) his way to victory over that game
hummus and hard hitting Clay
Irner the Irish liidian. For fifteen
finds these light heavyweight bat~
is enacted a draini as vivid as the
all of the battle,'
he display ed no ‘ symbol of the
. "
st cynical fistlc fan would care to than three hours to accomplish this., 1(1111111 d “‘1 W?” to his arm. T-BnI ring or 01111 broader field of contest. reason {0‘ the ”We“ [0" ”19 bureaus the matter, and if instances are un TOWB Point Md. with which team , ». ..1
3. but ovonliihll) they emerged with a ““9 “a“ " to ' 'so wh3 not let the war bureau handle approval 0? the plan covered where ball players haie en Runt Walsh, former Philadelphia ooh
I , , . - l ”I The members of the b r a is , . »
ii‘he llldldll “as 011 U“ 1909M“! 5 to l tittorv. l Two mm, ball players are to keep the affairs of the belligeients, was [1011- I u 9 “ d .tei'ed the yards as ship uorkeis but fielder 3150 has abepth
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slbly the promotor' s iiigument. The (“359d the SUblefl at considerable Idevote much of their time to ball play I
memberu of {he wm bureau received length. Some Of lhtllll “"018 pronouncII11g the local draft boards at ”1811 NORWALm moms
.2 for pi af'llClel)
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1101111111113 with Joe Jackson at the liar-
It was teamed yesterday that Larry fan
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jite. featliei and although he was Doyle, Captain and second baseman of
‘ I'.'.Ittd by the l’ittsburuli 111:111'0! Turn-
must be 5.1111111 gloat (iodit foi his
fineness
fin thiee otcasimis the 1111151111 stung
i3 l’ittsbtii'gliei' to the quit-k with
in 5111111111”; It) 11111 3111’3' but the
iokeyillo itzaii's i'ev'ii'ii‘fii'utii'e powers
so wonderful that in 11 nice Turn-
'was flgtllll (111 the defensive. As
Bttm- of fact ('ii'pb was on top of the
lion throughout the bout and life
Itinii i'tIrtIi’L'tId about twclie times the
Ember of punches llt' delivered.
:i'ob would t-Iur into Turner and
I‘lu, punches into Turner from all an-
the Giants whc has not been with theI
plant at \l'ilniiiigton. Del.
to desert
the communication with some surprise edly 1“ ”‘0’ of having “‘9 contest homes will be asked to make examtna
and w”, evident doubt as '0 whether staged here, while others were equally lions. i
When he did not play in the game Ma:
The two latest the big
lea’puo circuit are ()utficldcr Merlin
Kopp and Ii‘itIlicr lloh learv (1f the
Athletics. The two players informed
(‘1 111111. Muck below yesterday's game
that they \\'tlt‘ to report at Wilming-
ton this lllOllllIl" and co to walk
Tliii'le has not bun with the Giants numfinmfi
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I.tcum for 11 number of days, was admit-
ted to the New York Post-Graduate
llosiiital Tues-day. and was operated
upon that night for intestinal trouble.
His condition yesterday was reported
as favorable.
(i it was said he was suffering from a
mild attack of malaria, and that he
would probanly return to the lineup
within 11 few days. He came back to
New Ym'lr'wlth the club on Wednesday
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Io: ininIiiy (H'Itlldll BiIotiiItlIiIe floor aInd “113'" 1. 11nd 11'lientlieicrim Slul‘lt’d‘ out gbout would pi'o'biilil3 drain to Duiibiii'y taken was in the nature of a (‘ltVOl but m each instance they were 9111 Desbi‘eo C, Cnpron 2b, Weber if, ll.
I‘l'ls 111111 lie 1:00 witi its jump of; on the f'rst Western ““3510“ on'\ 1 bit (if camouflage on lllt‘ pan of the lo3ed at 9 u 30 Audlm p liellev p.
1 3 . u . a . - .
it wullop. When breaks were, or» 'l .1 11 among, Baseball Player 1110111 orlfifluu ptuplt' T111111 \‘ew _.Yoi'k promoter. . D i s lai'I 1 1:, 11d it was N1 l“\"llk< C Rilev 011 B “1. , R.
. -. . _ 1' l0 Di“! " 1111' “mid here It 11.111 1’“ n I 1 . Id St- «iii. 11.: well .111 11'1111111111113 other parts TSUOW“ theirs SBTVIWS were considered ‘ " 3’” ' ' U U T"
.‘0d in ”I“ ”mob” the littsbut'ghe. supposed untll 3osieida1‘ s announce Commits SIIlCl C in of the country “C Tum” '“uggp’m‘d ‘hal “ mlrht necessary Other ewmptions lnro l‘. names lb, J. Friend cf, ll. Whine"
‘lllld dilllt‘t‘ llfK‘k ill'lll' llliln tear in ‘ . l 1 ,u ('1 l l ‘ I ‘ To A' ‘l‘ (1b D r lf {V , «4 . -\
. I merit of the operation [Till the \‘llt‘l‘tlll LOUIS i 11 “I II‘ tu- 1U“ 1111 it) 80 111th113 ill: been granImd 113 men enga ed in raj} "I ‘ ”11“.." " 1 “m" I “‘“M‘” 1'
Turner Willi both mitts landing pluyei' was 1'1Ipidly recovering from his ___'_____- HM Rundlc. smrct :111' of tho film 31311 mutter .11 hasty action mic in load. 5; Raymond Ce ‘
Ivc‘imm 51131121113 ”M “9"" M m" supposedly minor affliction. No (0111- ST 101115.1113 113.-oli3or P. T1- 111113 ”WWW” “MW" “BM ”‘3‘ to 11mm later. it (11911101101111! ext—'- 3’ 'L —- ——~"—-—~ 4-
: W5 0" m" Indian “' "”d region and plirutioiis are allll(‘i]12llt‘(l by the. zit-1191111, who in the e111'l3 (1:13.301 the \‘11 \lulillitll Md appmtchcd tilm' lnIIIre ””9“ 5’10“!“ "m “"1101” 10 hi" “VT;
'IB- The 1111111 from ”W l““""""““"“ tomiant physicians. tionul League was manager and first“ gurd to securing ”‘0 "F" or “19M” right. it was llnllll) voted 111 author» v ) 3 -
In so tail that (li'i'b was tom-d to baseman of the Cleveland (tub. shot! 51‘0"“‘l’ 0" ”‘9 ”ml" "T ml" and “9 tee to lmostlgute the proposition and} ”\I 9
1p into the uI'i' to reach the fuclu!" 1.05m. Nunamukci' who used to be .1 and killed himself here yesterday, fol-1 had fld1l~iml him that tho matter would mm“ upon it .41“an 319311 f. "1
up of Turner. fannlinl figure behind the 1331 (01-1111 losing 11 period of illness. Teht‘fldihmp to be placed before the directors . WWW“---
“'9" "5'“ 9“.” 1.1111111 l" “i“ “m“ 1'1111119m. but ““0 “0“ 1" “M M 11 11111111111011 the (‘leielnnd club for schl I“ "‘9 “00”" "“d ““6 ““m’md '° STANDINGS or THE CLUBS BC“ 1 C ‘
3mm tho i'o}l0\\':uu;§,.I,Llltii. li.flll;..8nll member 01.11111 ISL 1.0111111 Browns. did; crafted?! and 3311911 113 franchise wnsg him that it would be mil to 53'. pe1-_ “ .3 ..
‘tli which “.9“, ”I,“ and the seventh .1 m” stmi'c iii defeating ills 0m tcnm- moved to Qt Louis came here IIIIII forI miI.~ 'slon from the authorities to hold American League. T .
1d elg 11111 in both of which Tun-tier mules in “3.. first ”me of the series I " ‘. tho contest 13pm“? géing further will " Won Lost P.C '
~ " . . n 1e111'pilotod the 111111111113, . ..‘1I)1 l Boston I 1’1 ‘10 To:
d ”I? 9111111 ll" both 0f ‘1 mm“ at tho Polo Ground yesterday V‘m“ 'I'abeau warnbout 60mm“; Wild the nrrp‘hgemonis "WT: : T New “1111 it it :Bi" “ 1' '
minis 'llllllelI'IHlltI‘itllf (‘11th Ill Wild mukci' made three hits of Low and and his lust. baseball eninsemant‘éivufi‘ . _,,W_*__ Cleveland ............. 1: ‘ ll .54? 1' ” .1
Ilits Turner missed 1mm of the (33111311111, scored 11 inn and drove, in 'lS man: 1' of" the Cardinals" m 1966- > Jilt‘tllz‘tl .............. 11 10 .521 .
id rights bulb as upporuutii and :13 two more. MC“ lmpot‘fflnf he (hove B‘iiliciiii Silt]? lift-.1 i'p utall n as third m ml} Tim ’usliineton """ W1] 12 ‘47!
mks wlIii(li litI duet ted nt- (Bi-ob. in what p, 01 (vi to be the winning IUII p OI I S}. 1‘0"“ :““"‘.' ' '1“ 11’ "IT"
um i ln'. bammun of the (‘lei-(Illm’tl butlontb ! Plilnldelpliiu .......... 1" 121 .H"
Til the final; home Grub mode a with a single in the l\‘l't, 1 nn 5 League club in the “my 95,3 whéhl 'PROPAIGA Dotroit ............... 7 12 .36.II
tirlwiiid rallfi uud rushed ,tlie lndlnn, —-——-— ‘ " , National League.
I . .I '. . II .1 . I, M 01' willlau's that team under the mnnngIemIent ol’
111 the 11111:. I T111 n11 seemed powor. “ “UGYIJOl‘mmI‘ a ‘ I . bl' T0111 I onus was a. contendtir '0, the I Liberate yourself from tliIetliialldom , W0” M“ P.(‘..
1&1 to retaliate being unable "1‘00““- 1111111911 e‘gl‘lpe“ ‘m‘mgs "esm'dul . B . of that whole gamut of minor bodily M‘V york """ ' """ 19 l 'l‘" l
r511 Greb cwimz to the fact that f0“? ‘1"! SOUIIWI‘S FOB :1. 1 l0 0 ‘19“5'0“ pennant several seasons in succeitslon.’ cvils~an one of which will cloud the Elli“)? ll ------------- BB 1?: .632
1 . . " - .4 1' I,- the White 801:. Johnson helped though never reaching the goal. ' 5" . must per ect day. "I‘ “Im “ """""" ‘ -' "l"
M “8 sewn-z in the mm'cnes so 0 9 ii "It .. Willi I1 tong 111111.11 T1111 Clevelands won the Temple cupl" Wh°lem8°°d “hens“chi’m‘dmg meu‘gh """1 11 "’0“
ii that the ludimi was too busy de- win ‘3 111. (“5 ‘ . l bodily tormcutorp are read; their Philadelphia .......... 10 11 ATM
riding himself from the attacks. "Vl‘l‘lh I)“ Ainsmltli on mm {mm from Baltimore in 1895 ‘by 4 games ‘03 disorganizing propigan Brooklyn ............. 8 14 .RG'
. . , ' ‘ . he catcher 1. but lost the trophy to the some club throu l1 your syI‘fsteml ' : ycn St. Louis . .. 8 15 248
In the semi-final mingle of the which “interns 5001911 1 . E III ..- I III
’flbt Frankie Conifi'ev of .3113? York with a wild pitch. in 1896. cheau shifted his position: see Big?“ umogtng 7‘02} ‘ 31°" ---------- - ----- I 16 «I04
'i‘eated Charlie 861'an of New Hu- Although'the game was the, longest to first base in Cleveland, andbecamo. v‘illntueBnalpaliiciialry filth "I, id' .' .1! " YESTERDAYIS RESULTS Km“
11 in a ten rounder. IConlfrey led in of the season in the American League noted as the most combative player iiiI can‘t be doth utililI ouI cl American League, ' i' "I 1
9 second. seventh, eighth, ninth and and one of. the longest IiiiIi'ecm-dIIeaclIi the game. TebIean was a hard hitterI mitigaymxm Demogm ’0“;- St. Louis .1: New York, 4. Twelve _UMP5, 9F LE B
111.11 rounds. Bergen led in the third Imm used only ““16 "ii-““9 111 “9’ and bailed 1111111133011 ‘0” “"9"“ W' CHARLES LAXA'l‘lVIEglgfl LBR TS 111113131? -. 13 . . 1
..th and sixth innings. The first and 0191' club made an error. the eighteen sons. This. s lendid prepamIion is 111116 in. 3 ”I 9' 69f)“- .1.I _ WhenuK youiwako up with backache times during. tho-night. '
» ~ . , valua e in routing those prodding Philadelphia, .1, Cleielantl. 2. Thu--
lnien accepting a total of 139 cl. anccs
l‘lie actual playing time was two hours
-1(-1'en minutes
.—_—._.._—
urth were even. .
‘fionifrey did not perform in his old
rm and found the substitute ‘11 tough and ftwlti
APPRECIATTVE WOMEN i
1
1position. Beigeu led the fightingI
I to the eighth round aftei which be
u not seem so eagei to force the
'down Nattonnl League meters to twon- in
I
How often is the. question asked!
Yesterday was the day for BMW; “Are the testimonial letters published
the advertisements of Lydia E. 1
its authmity,
been exercised only in relation to that
which heretofore has pronounced in expressing ad1 erse opln-I
BATS WITH FEDERALS
Petitions for their exemption must
ions. Those who favored the idea “mi be filed with the local (linft boards, it
ters 11111111111111 to 1111- big scum with ”‘9' ”0‘“ WOW gm Danburi’ *1 gm“ f was stated. The petitions can be filed
the'GiIrmun kaiser,
broad to include- ring battles.
tt was explained for the information
of the board that Muliiliill, who failed
was sufficiently deal 0f desirable advertising and either by the players themselves or by
would he”) to wake things up a b‘t' others in their behalf. If the represen
Th0” “110 “ere “m“m‘d ‘0 130k tailon is made that the ball players
askance at the proposition agioed that' employment in the shipiai‘ds i: 9559“.
Ito serum permission to contiiict to it might 1311113 to wake things "0’ but itial to building \ESSI’TS the petitions
i“pull oil" the \lillutd- I‘ulton world’s
(limupionship battle in Connecticut.‘
Iwishcl to stage :11 the fail grounds on
luly l'tillllll, 11 titleen- round bout lie-
twat-11 Miske and lit mpst 1'. 1110 boxer:
(f national i'tputation. and that the
devils bf dyspepsia. headache: pastu-
tis. and also most effective in the treat-
ment of all? liver and bowel irregu-
luritles.
The pellets are safe and mildi- no
grlplng nor any bad effects results from
their 1139111111 m’a vrel oriI'Dll.
t
the) doubted whether the class of ad I'must bear the signatuie of an ofll
vertlsing the exhibition would give the Iciul of rpcognized authority at ”W
“ll-V would b“ desirable. yards“ Atilinialixo action is optional
Someone said that the idea of get lwiffithe local boards.
ting the war bureau to endorse the1
M11113 exemptions have been granted
plan before any other steps had in:
‘1 lately to men employed in shipyards.
Next Sunday, May 19th. at 3: 15 p.
111. the Norwalk Tire and Rubber- (lo.
team will meet the fruit Fodoral- team
of Bridgeport As thistesmihns sev-
eral wins to its predlt now. omits vei-
tainly more qualified to give out. boy»
a better run than their opponem; of
the 11151 two weeks, the fans may ex-
pect :1 much better gum-'11.
The some is to take place on the
Ward Street Grounds, Norwall:_
The lineup:
lI‘t-tlm'i-l' “011511 3“, Kllba if, #3. ."i
cbucl 11‘. J. Michael lb.Loudcrm:111 ss.
teen innings.
Washington 1: Chicago. 0 Elgliteeu
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and dull- misery in the kidney mglonI
it generally means you have been out
1113 too much meat, says a well- known
Either consult: a good; rolllula phil-
slciun at ‘once or get' from your phitr-
mactst about four ounces of Jan Salts;
National League.
Cincinnati. 3; New 1".(1111 2.
Biooklyn. 11; Ptttsbmth
Philadelphia 5; Chicago 3. “
authority. Meat forms uric acid which
'Ioverworks the kidneys in their effort
to filter it from the blood and they
take a tablespoonful m1»»attguss1..Iof
water before breakfast for em Gulf '
and your kidneys will.» moniaotl 11119..
lHWO men, and for the “'5‘ “m“ .Piiikhoms Vegetable Compound gen-
CHARLES hulls EHI'BS- st: Louis. :1; Boston. 2. Ten inning: Ibecome sort of paralyzed and 1051.111
tiling. Bergen deserved credit for
aping in ‘at 11 few hours’ notice and
within the menioiy of the oldest in- nine and true?" In answer to- t
Iliubitants the last day found ““3 Gl‘ question we want to answer'li‘nodt E11113. '
bod-31 However, the Italian seem: vestei'duy but that limit was waived
' as nature's 111I~i3111i11§£ cleiiIiis'er and
purifier. 'riigg-riwli l'glve youtl 1,:t’_-bou
‘-
IWhen your kidneys get sluggish and
This famous salts is made rfluutho
acid of~ grapes and lemon duiosgm‘we
bined with lithia. and has ebullient! :
New York at Cincinnati.
infure and makes
a. delightful, effor-
1 little feazed by ‘ hls~ Opponents l hills are not the-V once did my profit by new “IT BBB; (THAMES “BEND” llllll’fl! Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. fien getsore, water scalds and you are vescent lithia-water drink.-Adv.'I
. , h 11 round Coni-. ,hist winter. Player 1 perience. —Adv. . BROOKLYN. N. y. Boston I“. .8" Louis. ‘obliged to seek relief two or three I . . .
riches. In t e tent . ~ Philadelphia at Chicago. ' '
y 133 out and i‘appfll lPllS and ...._._.._...- 1- “.1-.. .-»= F. *3.“ . 4 , . .
ghts to Bergen’s body dud jaw andi . “““
'(‘onifi‘ey was ‘ w
ding Bergt‘n's nose I
1 good condition for the bout and his.
\,
'HANr SAND PETE
PETE GOT GHENTED OUT 0BR, BUT THE MAN L051 SEVENTY EIGHT °
13111111211111.1131; I
\
erses Jimmy Kane of Brookl3n
ested Joe Currie of New Haven in
featherweight contest. ’Kane had!
e first, fourth, fifth,sixlli and eighth l
Iunds. The second and third rounds
ere Currie’ .1. The seventh round was
you In the. fourth and eighth rounds.
one staggered Cuirle with left end
tgm uppercuts to the jaw but failed
"follow his advantage. ‘ :Knite was
.Iller and had'some, reach on Currie, .
”t the New ‘llai'en ltallan was'wlll'
at all times to mix. Currie, how-
.‘ missed most of his lends: mane
mod to tirt easily and but for this
lure ‘would haie stopped Currie.
Ie‘s left Job‘s generally found its
fit" on Currie while Currie. could not
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Owing was rather disappointing asl I = . . . l
(for the circumstances no 31 as look' (:66 IF «141:1 3116M: _ PANDON MEI 5112- you , » . ‘
. on to halt Beige“. Conitre3 11311 se‘u'uu’ Amnoaues B 4. c0514 gig°9¢fl 7° 95 53°“? ' . LOOK one, A cHARtTABLC l' , 1... “’5 “ANY T° (NET A TH°°5ANDI THAT Boos oou‘r avert ;
ine sailor suppoiteis in his c01 ne1,- F011 504A Dozen. an A 9": ow LOOK-STRANdeR .PERsoN.»uooLi> You How HUCH DottAizs tF 6 CAN,- mow How To coum- ~
N. Y. ‘LUJOULDN'T 35 Am: I To HE THAN A THREE CONTRIBUTe A'DOLLAP. AHE V U I. coccec'rep ‘ 30 I ONLY SEE $ 73 HERE 3! .
11 from Pelhfim Bay, Toauv 1146 £040 Leccep bcTopus 31:1'03111-129 THE BELCUtM . to ALL Ram” 93 . .I . .
In the preliminary bout of eight OFIA HORN?! _ RGHEF FUND! TRYIN To . I
mp 11 ~1111(‘l\a good. bout. _ n f calth 0 that canon WHERE THEY PtAY TO-DAY. Icing. you must relieve them, like you
. M tghe pstnrt Bergen went after ‘unts without Ilezen 01:82::ng 3531913; phaticnlly‘ yes; and it is glbdness for; 203333,ch y gammy 1m): . I AmeriZILesgue. training your bowels removing all, the for. generationnstmolaniandtwmnlntt" , _
onifrey and although he didnt con 0“ may?! 9 d it required no health “35‘0”? by the use of» ILydlaI. Itionuing system, St'. Louis at New York Game SIIII,IIIi)o¢ly'11 urinous waste else you have csiuggigp kidneya, also: . mI-mmm‘ '
111131 er cent of his ‘V'emy't‘V" “‘en' a“ E ”whim” “mm“ 0mm“ .3, m 25 CENTS A BOX at 3: 4.1 'baokaehe; sick headache. dizzy spells: acids intlie~ur1ne 110111110. loosen 1111- , -
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