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champion.
1-1-11? limited to
. 1111 titular tra«
11.111111 of settling
aw-macy between
'. Dempsey. Fur-
;. be pitched on
lentiful in the.
1'1 cently expressed
11111-11211, who has
:‘zzn- European moving:
~ ..11' 1‘11.» battle for $20.-
.“1‘1'111‘1l in this citv
.11111 111411 '-111 an agent to go
- :111 :1ugcn1cnls-f01
wilt-:1 1-: (11111;:
1'1-11 131111 under the.
(12111 Richard signed
111/.11-t 11.1.- 111- limited to less
"1:111 limit
boxing
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1 11111. '3'. 1:.
This l> the
Nvll' .ler..1'-_'.'
rota this.
tt11'. by 1111-
111111 excellent rcasou
1111-1111111 111111 practical-
;1;.'1'- 1111- bout in New
1-';-.;11n bring that the
mid 1111-11 draw on the great
1111;»;121'11111 in 1111- East.
Downs
'11~ said 1:
Y1 11 that
"111
in Si
llil' 3'
that
‘11:, 11:.1111112111 of 1111- New
had an-
:1211 that lit“ was
ll’zii:1t'11-li1‘-111p.<.-y 11:11-
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issue :1
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c':1'-11='11-ui communication
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1:111 111111121-11 his view; on the sub-
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.11 111112.111] 111111
1 I -« 11 in
‘...1 :11. Jersey
llou'ns admitted 111m his state-
'1 111.- but intimated
_l1-~ race-bed lll.‘ '1111111'ession during
Jen-1111'
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not nilicial,
“"1111 11511.;11'11 in Chicago.
contracts were
1mm TRAINERS
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11211121111 11:1-
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more
1711-11
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\\'.'1lk1-:‘. the Scottish in:
11111'1- 511211 that 111'
value 111' L'oll’.
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training medium
11:1: 1111- 1111-11 out into 1111"
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tenth-nu
i 111 11s1uonntony.“
to defeat
So in:-
11115 :1
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1111‘1 v1'iih thr- bcnel‘its‘ their
131- 1'1- 11 1111111 111.1) on 1111- link-t
111121-11 season tic-
1-11 :1 1:1:1<:1'1w «nurse in compara-
11:11\i1111-\ 111 1115- cluh ground, the
:mrs 1111-1 there in competition txvtco
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11011 of training’ the playms of
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‘and what is more
1111" professional footballers are good
155 211111-132 .\lo.~'t of them are en-
‘ blasts. Oni- oi‘ the best is A. It.
; -.'.11111-.11nc~-a brilliant member of on!"
:11«- 31211111115197 clubs. just be-
.- tl11- was very close to
.1111 Another cood performer is
1... Shari». 11111) was in the final for
lunilmil. 1». ('lllilllpinllfilllp ill
Jami 1,:1'11'51111. also an lllll‘l‘
1:1:11. rr-111-1:'1-'1:1 111111111111'111‘ptoles
.11 2.111'. :11. altar-hell to a
- 111 11:1- l'11i11-1l Suites
Mar 111-
:11”
lS llllll'
1 11105 and ~\vrault to
Plav Pocket Billiards
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1-1711111 g-au‘ix'“ lift-.1111 (-11:11111111111. has
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Salli-{”1 _'\\ :.-.‘lif {111‘ ll i'lll'fz' 0f 5'3““.
' - befits 1 11.:1z11pi1111. Erin-\- is concert-
: to his 011311111411
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11-11 balls in a hun-
2:1)“ to Avraull's '70.
The first '11111- ‘k 111 17.111 to 1117. will ’11-
tuned in i‘.-i.._~';-11;' ”'1111511ay eat-11in:
:11 1111- 1"...1 1.11-111 in 1111.. city at .-\y—
' '< 1 billiard parlors nr-rt
-DLESS STlLL LEADING.
1,11, March :l.-—Play in the
:...1'.--.1r balkline billiard
:~ was resumed today.
r-u scheduled. Harvey
‘mii and Robert M.
were on the card .for
and i’. P. Trump of
i'.-rcy ("ollins of Chi-
' at night.
'i1icago still led to-
.111195 won and none.-
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‘ WILL MAKE BID
FOR LONG SCHEDULE
NEW YORK, Mar l.—A movement
in favor of extendingr the. 140-game
schedules in the Natlonal and Ameri-
can'leagues to the old length of 154
games was started here yesterday by
Lieutenant colonel 'T. L. Huston, hau
owner of the New York‘ Americans.
Harry ‘F‘ruzcc, owner of the 'Boston
Americans. and Charles Stoneham.
president of the New York Nationals.
are said to have endorsed the plan.
“The American League schedule of
110 games was decided upon white I
“as still abroad and I think it is a
foolish piece of legislation indicating a
lack of confidence in the new season."
Huston said. ‘11 do not think it is 100
late to draw up new schedule. Fra-
zce. is with me and 'Comiskey of Chi
cago also favors the longr schedule."
Leuis 111.11.111.11 Against;
Porto Forb State Title
“rider-port‘s premier
duck pin hov 1111', '11111 .loc l’orto of :\'e\\'
11111'111 .stalc champion, have ”con
malchcd for a championship series and
li‘outclts have 111-
(‘onnie Lv'win'
a purse of $501).
1'1 ally been posted.
The mall'h will consist of 21 sfrin:s..
best it to decide the title. The Aca-
demy alloys in New Haven will 111-111 the
start, with the toss 01' a (min at that
liuu- to de'ide whether the odfi‘hhme
will be bowled in New Haven or
Bridgeport. The dates for [111- match.
es are: New Han-u, March 7; Bridge-
1111‘!. March 12.
l
Giants Still Waiting .
For Doyle’s Contract
.\'l-Z\\’ YORK. Mar. l.~—l.arr_\' Dovlo
has not _v1-1 signed a contract for the
coming seas'm. but that is only because
'l.'.11'1'_\ has been so husv at a. New Jet‘-
st-v shipyard of late that he ltnԤ"lta(l
11.1 tiun- to 1'on1c over to this side ot’
the river 1111 the purpose of affixing
his signaturw to the necessary paperr.
.\1c1';ra1v said yesterdav that he hail
seen Larrv recently and that the smil-
in: second had agreed to the
terms mentioned by him in the Course
of their conversation Therefore. :14
in the case of Hal (‘huse, the signing,
of the contract in the. case of Devli-
is just a fonnality which will 'he at-
tended to as soon 1124 Larry l‘mds time
to knock oft“ work for “n hall’ day.
ENLISTMENT SECTION V UPHELD.
.‘a 1-11 1 - r
“'ASlliNli'l‘UN, March -l.~Con'stitu-
lionality of the so—called enlistment
section of the Espionage Act was in
effect upheld today by the Supreme
('ourt 111' sustaining convictions under
the act of Charles T. Schenck and
Elizabeth liner of Philadelphia on
charge of sending non mailable cir-
culars regarding the “111' to men with
in draft ages
sary.
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McG'raw Is First Manager to
Get Practically Al lof Reg.-
ulars Under Contract
New York is the first of the National
League baseball clubs to get its play-
ers into line for the coming season.
Practically all of the Giants are now
under conunct and the few who are
still unsigned have agre-d to terms
and will sign this week. The con-
tracts camc thick and fast yesterday.
George Burns. the. outfielder; Bob
Steele. the pitcher. and Jim Thorpe
joining lite ranks. Burns. who has
been working with other Giant players
at the shipbuilding plant at Kerncy, N.
J.. gave up his job Saturday night and
called on Manager McGraw yesterday.
Burns had a few minutes' conver-
sation with Manager McGraw and
fixed his name to the documents. Bob
Steele, who has- been working in a
boiler factory in \Vilmiugt’on. came to
terms in short order. Thorpe sent his
contract from his home in Yale. Okla.
Larry Doyle and Cecil Causey are 'still
at: work in Keawcy, but will probably
finish the shipbuilding occupation this
week. Causey has already signed and
DOyle will probably sign as
gets through at Kearny.
The Giant‘s now have about all of
their players under contract, and could
start the season tomorrow if neces-
Theni has been little or no
25001] as he.
trouble with holdouts this season in
New York Club. although many of the
other clubs are having a hard time
coaxing their players to sign. Doyle
and Chase are the two Giants of im-
portance who have yet to sign. Both
have accepted terms. however.
Tulcoll. who pl1ched for Yak: last
season, called on Manager Moth-11w
yesterday. and. if he decides to take
up baseball as a profession, he may 1:10
South wlth the Giants on their Spring
training: trip. Talcott is one of the
best college pitchers of the last few
years and showed great promise by
his work with the 1111 nine l'lSl. sum-
anl..:-.': a.$ 2" 1- ' ‘3'
Manager BIcGrnw believes that in
Ted Miller. the sailor. who was de-
reloped at the Great Lakes Naval Sta-
tion. near Chicago. he has a great find
Mill-er played first base last season
with the naval team, but 111- i'.~' young
and may be trained in another position
in the Southern trip. Miller, among
other accomplishments, is a high-class
boxer. and won the middleweight
clmmpiouship :11 1111- (treat Lakes sta-
lion.
-—~T1'_v \ Sentinel Want Advertise
bent and see the Results.
f" 1.-”13". 3‘ O
-1.
TlNO BALKLINE GAMES TODAY
(illlCAGO, \lur. 1.—"l'1\'1) games 11'1-1'11
scheduled for todav in the national
amateur balklinc billiard champion-
ships, llustou against Morton. and Mc-
Andlcss against Allison. McAndless
and Collins have won three contests
0:11-11 and 1014: none. 'lluston. 1111': pri-
sent champion, is third in the list of
:sm'en con‘entanls.
1011u111111111 1111'—
_- tale lines of rare or of age are soften
AND NEURAltiM 160N151
jt Lemons Beamify! 01m
3‘!
‘IIStrain lemon juice well before-
9‘ mixing and manage face
neck. arms, hands.
‘1‘)""”’
a— “3.4 1‘“: 1.1 3“".1’fiI. .93
Here is. told how to prepare an in
expensive lemon lotion which can he
used to 'bring back to anv skin the
sweet freshnessof which it has been
robbed by trying atmospheric condi-
lions. \\’inr‘1chafe, roughness, tan and
redness are \‘varded oil and ,thOse tell-
ed away,
The juice of two fresh lemons s rain
fed into n l‘lCl’lP containing three-ounces
'of orchard white makes a whole quar-
Instant relielt Rub this nerve torture
and misery right out with
“St. Jacobs Liniment.”
111111 1111.- 50111111112. penetrating; lini-
1111"n1 righz into 1111- sore. inflamgd
111-1'1'. .~‘. and like 111:.fiic-qu-uralgia dis-
ap-peurs. "'41.
qurt~ pain. 11 l.‘ a harmless "neural-
L’lu 11-11111" which doesn't burn or dis-
color 'he akin.
Don't suffer! lt's F0 needless Ge:
:1 small tri at bottle lrom any dxu': stole
and gemly r1111 .11c“:11hin2 n.-r'-'1.-.-‘
and in just a moment you will 11.. .1).
solutely free fmm pain and sul't‘erinc,
No difference whether your pain or
neuralgia is in div-lace. head or any
part of the body, you get instant 1‘1~-
'licf with this old-time. honest pain dc-
can‘no‘ injure.
Jacobs Liniment" con-
ter pint'of the most remarkable lemon
skin beautifier :11 about the cast one
must pay for a small jar of the ordin-
ary col'd creams. (‘al't’ should he
taken to strain tlni lemon juice
lthroueh a fine cloth so no lemon pulp
gets in, then this lotion will keep
fresh for months. Every woman
knows that lemon juice. is used to
bleach and remove such blemishes as
freckles, callowness and tan. and is
the ideal skin softener, smoothener
and beautifier.
’Just try it Get thre! ounces of or-
chard white at any pharmacy and two
lemons from the grocer and make up
a quarter pint of this sweetly fragrant
lemon lotion and massage it daily into
the face, neck, arms and handp. and
see for yourself.
PRESIDENT WILSON
1011: inued Piom Page One)
_..___..
ed final notice to the ltepublu :11.~1 that
theii efforts to {once an 1mm 111.11.
session had failed: that he. W115 un-
shaken in his determination not to
call Congress until his W011i .11 11,;
Peace Contcrence was done
Adjournment marks 11:.- passing-111
Democratic control at the Capito‘. T1111
Congress that passed at neon 1111;. u
Aplil 1017. passed the G ?l .1121 \.;.1
declamllon and 115 annost "0111'- -r.uou-.
sessions ba1e been mark-'1 by uupr-c
cedented legtalation and -ou'1-1~.-o1~_<_-..
Big bills that failed include-l [3.111;
the Army and Navy. Anpt-txpa'iaurm
measuies. The only two impmx mt.
measures that ran the gamma: of 11..
last forty—eight hours of tilllmstering
were the Victory Liberty Loan bil.
and the billion dollar wheat guano-tee
bill.
inability to secure an ex-3u1.\'c sci»
sicn of the Senate. because u' 11'. Ru.
“Loam lllibuster causr-d tail-r. 3 01‘
series 01' nominations. includmh 1.1;..9'
of A. Mitchell Palmer to be At1111'111'y.
Gem-ml Comptroller of the 13:11'1cuey
Williams. Norman Ilaprood in 1),. Am-
erican Minister to Denmark. 15112.-
Genetal'llobert E. Noble. 10 b1! 111111111-
general of the Army M idle-.11 l'oi'rs
and of many federal juducs. ”Illa: neys
postmasters and 0111111 otliKiala. Ru't 1“
nominations will be inalie.
At‘tl-r Congress 11111111121114. 1‘ '.".-'l-
dent Wilson remained in- hi-s room
twenty minutes greetinu visinm. It
was announced he \1'11211 make r ice-H;
appoiutuuuts :11 1111111111'1 1011'“: 111
nominees 11 110 tail. -1 1f 1 '11'1fir11111-=.1 m
Instead of coin): r1'11 1 11. (11111" :1)
his train. the Fresh. 1111 lrovv 1-11.11 11:
the \N'l1i11- llousc '11.‘ "111-11. 11 “‘11:.
understood lll‘ W :..‘l- lt'.l"1* l‘q' .'-'I 11'
York before 2 p. 111
“'ASll'lNli'l‘ON. T11R11 1 — Pres:
was to leav- “Hr-hing“ :1
today on his second '1i;1 to Paris. for
attendance :11 the 1'1-1111' l'1'1111‘et-1-ucc.
Accompanied by Mrs. “Ins-.11. he plan-
ned to call from New \‘111k tommti w
on the transport ($01an \‘.’:~.11hi:19l1.n
and “as expected 11! .1-1‘11in oversea:
dent ‘Vlls‘: ill
several months. promo]: until newly
in June. .. _
“'ith his desk at :11 - \\11'-1-- Hoax-i
cleared 01‘ 1111- 1.1111111111411111 “ink
which greeted 111111 on 11111 arrival a
week ago, the President went to the
Capitol this morning for last, hom- con-
ferences with 111-111111-1'1111'1' tandem and
to Sign legislation passed by Ccugufi-S';
at the close of this session.
“out the Capital Mr. “'ilson wan to
no direct to his special tr 11in. 11rd up-
on his arrival at New lurk clan, lo-
nl ht. w as to deliver an .1 ’ icons or. the!
League 'of N‘mrons :11 111. ‘1 -tropo“.t1r.1
Opem House. when: form 1 Pro-due!“ 1
M dlso‘Vaa/l- th" spook. ATVQCWAM‘A‘
Mr. Wilson had an enigma-at to re-.
celve the delegation appoinu-l it the:
recent Irish Race Conference :11 Phltu- 1
dtphla to present resolutions askibfi.
him to urge at the Peace I‘m-income;
freedom for Ireland.
On their Way to New York t'nc Pris
ident and Mrs. Mlso‘n were. 1-) stop all
Philadelphia. for an hour or met") .9
visit Mr. Vl’llaon'o daughter..£\:xs.;
Francis B. Sayre. The Preside-.11 had.
tequested that his visit be enlin-l .- 111-.
.formal. and consequently no rum-pliant
lwas planned by Philadelphia 111111-1111... 1
1 The Prealde‘nt and his 11.11»... “-111.
1board the George W'a-ehlngt in late. to-i
night and the big steamer. with her.
escort of Warships, Mu get. 111 101 “:13!
car!) tomorrow snot-amt. The mys21.
should not requlre more than 1111 days.
and the President is expecml to go di- 1
root. from the French seaport to Pari‘x.
NEW YORK. March 4.-—-l’1'v.-.1i-l1-nt
“11mm is expected to arrive in 1111.;
'clty from Philadelphia at 8.151onlght,
and proceed ‘directly to the 0mm
House under a stain; police. guard .1 ml
soon afterward will commence his a".-
'dreas on the League of Nations. 7111-.
Taft. who was enroute to 111". s citv.
today from Springfield, Ohio. where he
spoke last night will speak in farm
of the League of Nations before the
President 3 arrlval.
Although there are but 3,926 seats.
at the Opera House. demands seats for
continued to pour lured-1;, and 111a
conunittee in charge 951;: uated that
more than three hundred thousand 11p- 1
pllcations had been received. «1111 two.
tons of mail still to be 0963?“-
Alice Paul leader of the \aitouall
Womans Party. has announced that
she. will lead afielegation of Sufirngr- .
pickets to the vicinity of 'he Opt-11..
House, and call the Presuea‘t: 3111-11-1
tion to their demands for an c:.' an 1-1- 3 :
sion of Congress to pass the “on; r.
S'ut‘fiage “amendment '11! r wan: u;
will carrv purple. gold and .vuile bar.
Xt-‘l‘ it i-'.1'unounced. ‘
'1 He general Mooney
the Central Federated Union
plans to have women worm-.5 1 ML“ 111 1
building with banners-demand 21.; 1110- i
1
1
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1
tion by the President to biiug abut.
the release from prison of I‘lmm
Mooney, the western label Beanie:
Senator Lodge, of Massach-tseits
Republican leader. and often; wt. oi
largely direct the movements of the.
Republican side, were represented 111:-
desirlng to see the Railroad appropii
ation made, but unable to check 13..
filibuster which originally started
against the big general appropriation
hills which failed. ‘ .
I‘resdent Wilson arranged to go to
the Capitol at 11 o’clock. to s‘gn moi-
sures that might get through heipre
it
l' LEAVES WASHINGTON station to take the train for New York
11111 Lodge resolution
lthc hesideht to
. Peace.
be finish. He was prepared 11.: :1.
direct from his Capitol ofiic-i to 11-1--
on his way back to France and the
Peace Conference.
Just before the President 1911 the
White house, the stattment of his
final determination not to let failure
of important bills change 111.5 sleet-itch
against an early extra $958. 1 t, was ul-
focially confirmed.
It; ublican leaders dc: 11'] {a .n..!.e
no lumber attempt to _r'e.‘ 111111.111 on
to record lll.‘
S: -11te against the Constitu‘cu of
111: . eague of Nations as 10': Latin
As a. counter mealtire. Senator vav
is. of Illinois.'Democrati'1 whip, p:e~
pared a resolution proposing, that the
Senate approve all ,1 o 1-1- \‘1101.$" -._r'
cn'c- r 1: League 01‘
\V bile Senator Snenwm \v .11»: spank-
ing, Senator Jones 0. New Mexico,
nought unantmour 1 0115-. ~21. t p - sent
a favorable report of the. '1Votnan Suff-
e S oer inso-
lution, but the iltinois Senator blocked
his efforts by rei‘au .11: to yidd tn“
floor.
After Democratic Lender N11111:: hurl
told him the Railroal [1111 could 1:111
pass, the President authorized Mr
Martin to announce 311.11. 111111.1- 11-) N'-
cumstances wont-l he change his plan
to postpone the 21111111.; of the noiv
Congress until his re. 1rd lmm F'T'rre.
The President. 3.1 .1 none of his call-
ers any intimation 0.” his plans regard-
ing the disposition ‘Jf 1‘1.» 1.11 roads.
Some Senators adv:.--'~-‘. him 111 return
them immediately r1 :Irtv-‘v-i “11-11111-
shili. but the Pruitt-ml recelw-d all
advim- without commv-u'.
"WHAT CAN BE DONE FOR THE
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN OF
SOUTH 'NORWALK"
The regular monthly meeting of the
\Vomen's Association of the Soutn
Norwalk Coimegational church will be
held in the. east parlor of the church
tomorrow mitt-moon at 3 o'clock. The
subject that will come before the ladies
for discussion tomorow will be ”What
Can llc none for the Vault Men and
Young \l’omen of Smith Norwalk."
Miss Jean C. Keir, executive secretary
of the Community Club of Derby. and
Mlss Kirby Jennings. leader of thc
Girls' Friendly society of Trinity
church. will address the meeting. All
who are Wed in work among. the
young noble otthe olty one mend-
ed a cordial Invitation to be present.
PEACH TREES IN BLOSSOM.
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N811 l1- .
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First Appearance Here
Since Willy Lauder
Instrmnentul in Getting
“am Here
A great game of basketball is being
looked forwnm to this evening when
the locals 'clnsh Whittle Yale Univer-
sity Five from New Haven. It. wm be
a fine opportunity to see some real coi-
hglme titers in the game and very
few tons-Will miss this chance tonight. .
It is the first appearance or the Yale
team in Not‘wnlk in "1an mm.
they having not played here since
1906 and the local management in?
very fortunate to have seem this
team to perform here. William
(“Billy") Lauder baseball conch at
Yale and a native of this city. m In-
strumental In bringing the collage
court stars to Nomlk.
The Hnlwnc, of Stamford, will be
the visitors in the preliminary gatne,
which promises to be one of real life
and pep. Both games wlll be worthy
of the support of the fans and it is
hoped that the largest number of sup--
porters that has yet turned out will
be seen this evening As usual danc-
ing will follow the playing and will
be in order until midnight.
_.—-
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PDEBIDENT SAVES PRIVATE
Commutes Death Sentence of
Mention; Objector.
“MASHINGTON Mar 4.—Disappro\-
nl by President ‘Vllson of the death
sentence untamed by a-mllitmr coun-
martial upon Private Max Bandin. .1
conscientious objector, at Camp F1111—
stem-Kan, was announced today by
the war «lament.
:15 years' imprisonment was approved.
Bandin was found guilty of having
refused to obey an order of his super-
ior officer to clean up a pile of “June
in comp.
C or.
Should Connecticut
ttcut Towns. '
March 4—wee-
' 811.... were found on sixty trees in one
31' 'ch orchard in Canterbury must-
1!: Trolling orbutus is In Hum In
1 hug and West Givenficb."?euch
' .- blooms havc been reported in
(lylu'd, .1 and Franklin. Put-my
1 illows are full grown. and all day
Sunday concerts were given by
thousands of returning bladkblflla.
Returning wll'd geese appear all sure
signs of an early spring.
lil't.
SDFFERED FOR EIGHT YEARS
hon-_—
Rheumatic pains. tome hack, 1901-1-
muoclec and stiff 51111111111 most frequent
ly‘can be. traced to overworked. 10ml.
or disordered kidneys. {Daisy hell.
:1. F. D. 3. Box 2114, Savannah. 11:1 .
writes: "I m snfM‘tnE fol-0min years
from pain in the back and could not
(in any of my work. but. since I haw
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