The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

-"N'r-i times Trrr;uE.-l'- rlmsr- !ufDa--l-
boz. quits aud runs his .jll Gown la the
small aperture from unusual Distance
Thy 90! Al NIcLr.s lucky. Utterly r!Gi'-
yi"35. H. simply struck Air. NarGur whe"
liz "as Ia IN, finest form.
Yoar nave heard of Mr.. Wayman No
,r',ry, tn great amateur bil.itIai~t 81. =.
'si' E"-t:.et - H." best amateur play
- In Am'rirJ. u" WAS recently beaten
for the championship boy a Air. Fpss of
New YORK. Air. Nc-r-.Ty took his defeat
lE" q Hs'n. buJ naturally C1i!d not help "a
DIT II com .a'n- about The hITi ruu Of tho
balls. meaning jaaf the balls aSsuin. &,
despite his best Efforts 10 control them. W.
usually .tGI and totally irregular POSITIONS
Mi. M"'r''ry "ds E,t in hard lack. U"r
was h beaten ny chance. lie X Of "a very
nervous disposition. and his overwroU@at
J. rN.,!s system put him sadly put uf form
His H"uf";lc+ ruined the keen perception
81 distance and power needed ." play per
feet billiards He WIS out OF f0fm. - VS.
Mr Eos. hut Hot quite 50 sadly - Mr.
This q har,!sr ca to satisfgctoy,iv
IT,. NT. E.-a, - his game with NJ. NJ
'rt'rN. missed 81 shot. Pa: he Er~r object
bail mace ls WY around the table. and
Tr.U"ui.i:. kts-..l Il. mi-dIrp,t,I cue hail
making e. perfect POSITION shot from which
Nj t'o-s made "a yum that won him til
game. That looks like real good. Uudeuit-
u" tC'k. So MI Tu$Ns ~C"H-'qivu' run
winning n" game proves that h- was et
'n"t particular moment in form. When YOU
are in form your very mistakes ar' r'cGi-
FL for You. ly tn Odd "uu-urrtUceS Of i'm
pr"~S'i surrounding. ami YOUR u1rauuy
corrro! ay"- your opponent. h4= weapons
ami the very fite.= Of tn game.
I" -" Su!" Il man may play anything
wrvt"h.lly as a whole. Yet II times J.. may
planned ny luck. but ty tn" fac, thar just
a IA" particular moment rI 1t aN' l.Gu ne
was m particularly l." form. F,.r t. not
l~Iul!ta,; ;' r,-Hut-. .otl.~. va"E-. DAYS "r
years. 70 f. uncomfortable ir il com!rES,
g"iu-s anu limit % wiz.
Go down .he line ~ ar the sports and
ypI 'r argue 1t .u tH"-. liu"S. f't'rI H"I
"HH.'" 80. ii.E. i tIc governing Inns o.
In business. {, is equally rr,,.!..-. Ir-
i-i" hu-iHs~s "" cannes dip. y s~rrrtlu-
.i'tur j. Nut - primo" ut imam . and is
bat itlv equipped Ia discuss til ,uscl- -
form IN m"uH-y-.IklrG ur losing.
Trv closest approach he ever know 10
r'al blind, bl.ziuS lI.A Vac wh.u q Mar-1P-
dollar - amy Way on earth, achieved a
~i"rt.r" In It special line a. SU":5. a~ a
rr"I.ot.r. For years Ee cudsele'i MS poor
brain lt = win "n":f To explain O"
himself EoN. S."n 20 Ir!j could uruVn him
sell a -UIrf. able man by making moI"..
fu-. after all. ability to make money Is thr
SuIT"n"St test Of n human ability. Finally
j. found OuJ that ar - critical point III TIL
early lie Of tn" enterprise from which. n
later realized d fortune this tauCi"i food
invested 5000. every cent h. had. IN stock ot
li~ company. stock which others refused To
t"t"a at any prtc" or III any quantity. -Four
years later hi 5000 paid +I.wp Vrr cent IN
the dollar. ami in six y"ar- III, alleged fool
was worth So, nn, Then he asserted
his great inability h. losing IL all IN IN"
"a "oan'" ON earth To ever make a cent
a%aiu.
But an that day when he took his hoar.i-
o.. 500, and confidently invested ir-Ie was
Il 'HT.fui fellow. too-he was IN tine bust
n,s- form. not good luck. MAY bc II required
= mira"i" - PIT him IN form. but he was
after that which entitled him 20 liberation
from ;hr HON" Of Inhcoile> Ar Wis right
then.
YnJ could dig a million fath"ms deep on
the subject ami sin nave il in front "f you.
In snort call fortune form not 'chanee'
Form must have existence in the shape
of 20 = nm. - seems that II can b" ~lo"ateHl.
extracted. bottled mp and injected through
member rct!-iott'r days when we were in
form NTyH" 1t waS a day WHOM "" con-
i,isr'iv vent To- the bat and lii TN" host
cures "f an opposing pitcher perfectly anu
surely without the least TI.-I"uht Of being
%ert.r'!; ah!" 20 10 50. Maybe IL was .:
d4v vh'n w faced the sirl We ad0r1t and
fcir.sI. -uI all ut once She tedious hating
uUer!lo '"aui1iries "f calf love He'd from Us.
AMI iH their stead cam" a torrent Of manly
rauo lie EtrccraC at his best. I:nn'Irc"rS
may prIt" Of the firC uf love and -lOguencc
NJ passion. bat il WAS simply "A case Of be
inE = rare good form.
Good form ha, - physical effects. CRATE
ful warmth about IN" neck and ears. across
the shoulders and down the arms. II tin
gle in ~ hiccrs trickles down The Tongue.
skins through tre BRAIN and Cij1cncs
through the knees. II raises q man up on
his toes. The blood In his kidneys effrT-
veSCcs and splrkl"s like Ch7mracne. The
oil IN his Joints Sv.ectsuS and his skin OK
utns perfume. tn" tight Of "a million rui'i'S
and SlUpfirss shines through his eyes. His
lungs are filled with altar Of roses The
al he brCttheS comes through distilled
heather and over hOuevSuckle screens. The
uavcmcufS become golden ard the hare
brick walls Of the city are made Of jasper.
That is the effect of form.
About the best defiri'ion % form, as an
ulicd here. was given 10y a sentls man who
has made quite q study of it.
Form l. n rare conjunction of many phys
iCal and nervous forces to perform . given
task. Even orr smallest actions demand
the coherent operation of many different
forces. Of which W have not even thcGrct-
lcs.l kuowlefES.
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