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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-22
600 MILE RACE IN RAINsToRM

y 500 mile race against time in a
continuous rainstorm over roads al
most impossible ended in Chicago re-
Gently when ]. C. Allen and Chris
Smith of ST. Paul arrived at the Chi
cago branch of Thomas B. Jeffery &
Co. in 1908 Rambler roadster.
Allen had accepted challenge made
at the st. Paul automobile club that no
man could make the run from ST. Paul
to Chicago over the route through
Marshfield, Stevens Point and Oshkosh
in four days. When the Rambler fin
ished it was one hour ahead of sched
ule. having been run night and day as
far as Kenosha. where a stop ofstwo
hours was made at the Rambler fac
tory. An examination of the car at the
finish showed it to be in perfect condi-
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-22
Portland Crickefers
Ask for Games
By William Unn1ack

The California cricket association is
in receipt of a letter from ]. CUMMING g.
secretary of the Portland cricket asso-
citation inquiring as to the possibility
OF games between the two associations,
to be played in Portland next month,
and also inviting the association to
send team to compete in the north
western cricket tournament, to be
played in Victoria from August II
to %.
Teams from Portland. Seattle, Van
couver and Tacoma are to compete and
splendid exhibitions of cricket are
looked forward to. Cricket has a
strong hold in the northwest, and some
splendid players are to be found in
the different cities from which the
tournament teams come.
1t is little late this year for the
California association to make proper
arrangements, but it is probable meet
ing will be called to consider the letter.
1t is, however. very doubtful If a rep
resentative team could be got together
on such short notice, especially as most
of the crack players are at present
either on their vacations or are to start
on them in the course of a week or SO.
A challenge to the Portland club to
play a game here this season would
not be out of place, and it is very
proDdpie the noiIHoih dssOcldtlon cOuld
see it's way clear to accept the chaI7
lenge. Owing to several of the men
selected to play on the American team
next Sunday not being available, it has
been found necessary to alter the team
and include Australians.
The team as it now stands is as fol-
lows: B. Bird. McNaughton, Earle.
Brown, Fletcher. Murray, Roberts, An
stey, Moverly, Lafferty, A. Smith. Re
serves Kaufman and w. Smith.
The British team remains as origi-
nally selected.
The entire distance. figuring at an
even 1000 miles, was made at the rate
of minutes 9h seconds to the mile.
~ Q 81 y,ailac a n hour
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FAST BALL AT HONOLULU

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE GAIL
X HONOLULU, July 1.-THE interna-
tional baseball series began last Satur-
ever assembled at the ball grounds.
The Koio university nine played the
Punahou college team and were de-
feated TO 2. The Japanese played a
rather spirited game and were well re-
.ceived A large portion of the audiences
was japanese. The Santa Clara team
played the Kamehameha college team
the audience was still larger and more
enthusiastic. The Japs played the st.
Louis college team and were defeated,
citing game with the Diamond Heads
and were beaten, to g. 1t was a
good game. but not free from errors.
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California Promotion Committee
lORGANIZED 1902


s.PRONOTION-Th act Of promoting. advance
nIent: encoura cement Century Dictionary.
Tie California Promotion Committee has Tor
whole II has nothing 70 sell. Its energies are
devoted 10 fostering all things that have the
ADVANCEMENT Of California their object.
II gives reliable infOrmsS1on on every subject
connected with the industries of California. 1t
gives ENCOURAGEMENT 10 the establishment
~ new Industries and invites desirable inmigra-
fior II is not an Employment Agency. although
il gives information regarding laD0r conditions.
{ II presents the opportunities and needs IN all
fields Of business and professional activity This
committee IS supported By popular subscription
and makes no charge for any service rendered
Affiliated with the committee are ltO CONNER
cfaI organizations Of the state with a member
shin of over 30. 900. Meetings are held semi
annually in different parts Of California, where
matters OF state interest discussed. Head
quarters of the committee maintained In San
Francisco IN California building, Union Square
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
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MILLS CoLLEGEFor Young Women. Only
Woman's College on Pacific coast. Offers same
advantages as best eastern institutions Full
Collegiate course. Degrees conferred For three
years only, the three upper classes OF the Sem
mary Department. Offering preparation for Mills
College. the Universities and Eastern Colleges,
will be continued (accredited). Special oppor-
tunities in Domestic Science. Music and Art
Earnest Christian influences; nonsectarian; all
forms Of healthful outdoor amusements Ideal
location in beautiful Oakland hills. Fall term
begins Aug II. 1905 For catalogue and broch-
ure of views address MRS c. I. MILLS PresL
dent, Mills College P. o.. California
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OUTING FARM BOYS LOSE
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SAN JOSE, July 21.-Twenty- lit
tie khaki uniformed street urchins of
San Francisco, who are spending the
summer at the Saratoga outing farm,
piloted by Mrs. Bertha Rice, came to
San Jose today to meet the Y NJ c. A.
juniors in q baseball game at Luna
park. Afterward they attended the
Unique theater, had an automobile ride.
diner at a French restaurant and
finally wound up at OBrien's ice cream
factory.
The baseball game was a rather one
sided affair, the little visitors being de-
feated by the score of "a to s. PHYSICAL
Director Dubridge of the local Y. M G.
A was umpire. The batteries were:
Outing Farm, De Lury and Zvietich:
Y NJ. c. A., Barrie and Koch.
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third with his nngloved hand and with the same
motion threw Ellis out by foot.
Frank Dillon booted two at first base both Of
them low throws from short. Whenever Dillon
makes two errors In any game something is
wrong. He did not seem TO be able to grab the
ball with his usual agility and things broke badly
for him around the first bag all the afternoon
Umpire Jack O'Connell arrived with the Aneels
and will work here for the next month or So
Jack is glad to be back in the fog again The
Portland heat nearly killed him. Jack saws the +
the games all drew big crowds in Portland not
withstandng the fact that most of the people in
the northern city have taken TO Astoria and the
beach resorts in order to dodge the heat
Oakland signed up another new pitcher yester-
day in the person OF Christian Of the Galveston
Texas. league Christian is a big fellow and
made splendid record last season. winning most
of his games for Galveston, which failed to finish
with the head liners. IL Christian makes good
as President Ed Walter expects he will. then ii
is highly possible that one more of the pers-
ent pitchers the Oakland payroll will have
to accept their marching papers.
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Jimmy Britt Would
Be a Lawyer
SPECIAL CABLE TO THE CALL

LONDON, July R1.-One of the best
known persons ins London just now is
Jimmy Britt, the California lightweight
boxer. He arrived a few days ago to
make an extended European tour, and
will combine business with pleasure by
giving few exhibitions in music halls
both in England and on the continent.
He said today he took up fighting for
no particular love of the sport, but be-
cause it was a quick and sure way of
accommodating a fortune.
Il am now 2S years DID, said he,
and very few men should attempt to
fight after that age. 1 propose to give
up the ring in year or so and prac-
tice law as an occupation"
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BOXING ACROSS THE BAY

The West Oakland club has a series of likely
looking bouts the card for tomorrow evening.
The main event will be six round affair be-
tween Joe Willis and Fred Cooley. the well
known heavy weights. both of them hard hittefs
and fairly clever boxers. Another good fight
should be furnished by Willie johnson and Nick
Hardy. Willie O'Neil the clever little Austria
Ian feather weight, is signed up for four
rounds with Charlie Reilly of this city, and this
one gives promise of being very clever setto
Match Maker Eddie Smith of the Reliance
club has eight bona fde amateur boxers under
his wing. whom he will put on next Tuesday
evening. Many of the boys have shown lot
of speed and give promise of making good.
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American Association

At Toledo-Toledo 3. Kansas City /.
At Indianapolis Indianapolis 3, Minneapolis
2 first game1.
indianapolis 2. Minneapolis (second game).
At Columbus-Col 3, Milwaukee g.
At Louisville First game) Louisville l. st.
Paul 6.
Second game) Louisville 6, St Paul 0.
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TWO NEW RECORDS

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, July 21.-
Two new worlds bicycle records
were made at the Salt palace track to-
night. Floyd Mcfarland of San Jose
clipped 3-5 of second off the mile open
professional record by making il
/ 40 2-5. A. Crebs of Salt Lake estab-
Iished new amateur mile open record
by covering the distance In 1:57 AZ
which is 2-5 seconds below the for
mer mark.
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THE JENNIE MORROW LONG COLLEGE OF

VOICE AND DRAMATIC ACTION-GeO. Z.
Lask stage director of the Princess theater.
principal and director. Evening classes for
stage training $40 month; students have pro
fessional stage experience while studying fire.
quent public performances; students may reg
lister at any time. Special attention given Op-
cratic training Miss Muriel Arndt graduated
May %, Immediately joined the Ethel Barry
company. Address all communications to
en- Gate Commandery building, 213T Sutter ST.;
telephone West 2573.
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SAN FRANCISCO
STNNARY

Home run-EasterIey. Two base hits-Brash-
ear. Willis, Berry Melchoir Hildebrand. Sac
rihce hits-oakes. Wheeler. Melchoir. First
base called bals-On Nagle 2. OFF Willis ..
Struck Out-By Nagle f. by Willis 3. Time of
game hours. Umpire-O Connell.
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AUTOMOBILE NOTES

The Thomas B. Jefery company reports the
sale of a two cylinder Is horsepower Rambler
runabout to +. II. Stiles of Tulare: 80 horse
power. four cylinder Rambler touring cars to
Wallace II. Foster of San Rafael and F. II.
Bush of San Jose. Ed Knauss of Red Bluf and
Charles Rosentha1 Of this city have both pur-
chased four cylinder. 80 horsepower Rambler
touring The company shipped two cylin-
der, % horsepower Rambler runabout TO G. Fl.
Homberg auto company. the agent in Spokane.
J. W. Tansey of the Mchelln tire company is
making business trip through the northern Sec
tion of the Pacific coast looking over the pros
poets in that territory.
Norman Debaux head of the Auburn motor
company, reports the sale Of "a horsepower,
two cylinder Auburn touring car to William j.
AFFORD Of this city.
The J. w. Leavitt company reports the sale Of
20 horsepower Stoddard-Dayton runabout to
Miss Jennie Croker of San Mateo. Miss
Croker is already the sossessor Of two large
cars but will use her little runabout to run
from her home to San Mateo.
The Peerless team in the Glidden tour is known
as the Red. White and Blue. owing to the
finish of the three cars. Max L. sRosenfeld,
local agent for the Peerless states that the
cars still have Perfect score.
The six Great Arrow cars seen on the Glidden
tour. occupied by Chairman Hover and
Charles ]. GIidden. donors of the two trophies
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-22
OAKLAND. 8; PORTLAND. 2

PORTLAND, July 21.-Portland played
listless and ragged ball today, and
Pitchers Graney and Marshall were easy
for the visitors. Graney walked four
men in a row in the fourth. Van
Haltren, Miller and Loucks did the
heavy stick work for Oakland The
score:
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being competed for. a pace maker three in
the team representing the automobile club Of
Bunalo and TWO In the competition for the
Hover trophy are valued at $34 0OO The
George n. Pierce company. having won the
trophy twice with Percy Pierce driving and
having aided the Buffalo team to win last year
with two perfect scores. has gone to great ex-
pense this year in placing six ears In the field
or i've in competition. 1t is roughly estimated
that the tour entails expense OF at least
5000 to this company alone. and that the
makers generally who have entered the 81 cars
in the regular competition will be put to an
expense of over quarter of a million OF dol
lars The cars used alone represent that amount.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-22
Baseball Notes

Jud Smith, the big Angel third baseman, was
hit on the wrist by pitched ball in Sundays
game at Portland and will be out for several
the job at third.
Zeider played a grand game at short. His stop
and throw of Ellis grounder in the very first in
ming was as classy piece of work was ever
seen on the lot. zeider got the ball back of
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-22
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES |
;,'I,i ;,'I'i Heart Heart College

Demonstrates that good teaching counts. The
instructors at Sacred Heart College-the Chris
tian Brothers-are specialists in the domain OF
education. Ii is their life work
LITERARY. SCIENTIFIC and COMMERCIAL
courses. Special training in voice culture ana
dramatic art. Course of study forwarded on ap-
plication. BROTHER LEWIS, +. 5. @,
President.
Glasses reopen Tuesday, September l.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-22

Tony Nichols of Weinstock- Nichols company
this city, has received word that tires OF larger
sizes through the small diameter than are or
dinarily obtainable for certain size wheels are
announced as among the new and unusual pro-
ductions of the Morgan & Wright people, OF
these a 31x4 Universal Dunlop tire Is con-
spieuous. since II is designed to at perfectIy
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-22
OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Graney 3. By Marshall 3. by
Ioucks o. Base on balls-On Graney f. of Mar
shall 1. of Loucks g. Two base hits-Milier
Eagsn. Three base hits-Nan Haltren. Loucks.
Home run-Mlller. Double piay-Madden to
Casey. Sacrifice hits-McCrede, Hogan Van
Haltren- First base errors-Oakland ., Port
land p Left on bases-Oakland 8, Portland IL.
Innings pitched-By Graney 1-3 by Marshall
2-3. Basehits-Oh Graney 3, off Marshall o.
Time Of game hours. Umpire-Perine
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HOTEL, PROPRIETOR,S WIFE DIES

News was received in the city yes
terday that Mrs. Frank Miller, wife
of the proprietor of the GlenwoOd tav-
geles hospital. Mrs. Miller had been
ailing for some time. and her illness
was caused by a nervous breakdown
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-22
MISS RANSoM,S SCHOOL

win reopen on Highland Avenue. Piedmont.
WEDNESDAY. August 10. Single daily session from
$40 to O'Clock New one story schoolhouse
built around open court.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-22
ChHsfy Maffhewson
on The Job
Inpincible for Tpelpe Innings and
Pitches Mem York 10
Victory
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
GAMES TODAY

GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at New York.
ST. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-22

3Ox31s inch 1908 MidgeIy rim Similarly the
new 33x4 Dunlop will DIT a 32x31a rim. These
special sizes recommended for use on rear
wheels The 40x4 regular elincher tire which
Is announced has the distinction, according 70
its makers OF being the largest size pneumatic
tire made In this country.
E. NJ. ChadbOurne Of the Clinton freproOdng
company has been caught i'm the maestrom Of
fascination that claims many automobile devo-
tees and can soon be counted among the rabd
devOtees Of the modern chariot. Mr.. ChadbOurne
has purchased Of the new 80 horsepower
White steam cars
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-22
IHf PAUL GfUSON DRAMATIC SCHOOL. .,,:.l., ~

Largest training school Of acting In America
Six months graduating course. Positions secured
FOR graduates. Professional experience while
Studying Call or write for catalogue. COUN-
TRYMAN BLDG. Van Ness v. and Ellis st.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-22
Funnel sPoILs SCORE

Don McCord of the Keystone motor company
has received word that the Overland ear that
is taking part in the GIdden tour would have
had perfect score had not of the passengers
on the held funnel while the gasoline
tank was being filed. This little help scored
two points against the car.
The garage owners OF the city have formed
themselves into association for the purpose
of mutual protection. Garage owners have a
chance to make very neat income sundres
and supplies, but there has been a cutting in
the price which heretofore has let the garage
man out. If the dealers hold to list price the
garagemen hope to regain the lost commissions.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-22

f. P. Brinegar manager of the Pho
neer automobile company. reports the
sale and delivery of a so horsepower
Thomas Flyer to ]. E. Scotford of this
city
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-22
National League

- l. LIZ 0lh', ~ 0iJ WdS
invincible with men on bases and New
York took the opening game of a
double header OF II inning affair, 4
to 2. In the second game the locals
won, 8 to l. Score:
First game r. H. E.
ST. Louis IL
Batteries-Sallee and Bliss: Matthewson and
Bresnahan. Umpires-Johnstone and Rudderham
Second game r. II. Il.
81. LOUIS .-.'.-'...-...
New York o
Batteries-Lush and Ludwig; Taylor and Bres-
nahan. Umpires-Rudderham and Johnstone.
PITTsBURG, July 2i.-In one of the quickest
played games of the season Pittsburg shut out
Brooklyn. Score:
Pittsburg ....-'..,..'..........
Brooklyn u %
Batteries-Leiheld and Gibson; Pastorius and
Ritter. Umpire-Emslie.
CINCINNATI, July 21.-Richie pitched mag
nifcent game, allowing Cincinnati but three hits.
Score: r. II. L.
Cincinnati .......-.....-....... s O
Philadelphia .-.-.............. 10 l
Batteries-Coakley Campbell and Mclean;
Richie and Jacklitsch. Umpire-Rigler.
CHICAGO, July 21.-Howard was the only
Chicago player to hit Lindaman today and Boston
won, to 0. Score:
Chicago ...--...-......-...
Boston ..........--- .:.......... D IL
Batteries-Brown, Lundgren. Mack, King and
Marshall; Lindaman and Graham. Umpire
KLEIN.
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DELIVERS LAST CAR
OF SK-TFEN-SK
Winton Factory Now Busy With
Production of 1909 Six
Cylinder Autos
Six Hundred Mile Race Over
Bad Roads in Rainst0rm
Finished at Chicago

The last car of the Six Teen-Six 1908
model of the Winton factory has been
delivered. 1t was limousine for q
New Yorker For several weeks the
factory force has been working on the
1903 production, which, as like the
present season, Will be six cylinder
cars. The announcement of the new
cars will be made on August /.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-22
Polytechnic Business College

And School OF Mines and Engineering. Oakland
Cal (inc. stock S1eO. .0O0l- California's Greatest
Business Training School Finest building and
equipment in America Write for catalogns.
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Additional News Of Sports Events
STANDING of THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES

Los Angeles 2, San Francisco 1
(12 innings).
Oakland 8, Portland 2.
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third with his nngloved hand and with the same
motion threw Ellis out by foot.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-15

pendlente en- oil Congreso Sexa-
gesimo un proyecto cuyas provi-
stones en- 81 case de ser decreta
do, y 81 este territorio fnere es-
tado, probaran ser del mayor
valor possible a esta ciudad. Bajo
sus provisiones la capital es local
lizada aqui hasta OIL afo de 1920 y
SO hacen muchas grandes apro.
piaciones para beneficio del nuevo
estado. Tambien contiene una
parte p~rorateada para 10 donaci6n
por los Estados Unidos de varios
millones de acres de terreno pd-
|blico v Appropriateness para 81 OBJ
jeto dc aliviar q los duefos de
propiedad de Ia gran deuda de
ferrocarril de este condado.
Una vez elegido ell Delegado
Andrews es SECURE que este pro-
yecto pasara y que vendra 81 es-
tado. Este no 10 disputan nj a1n
los opositores mas radicales de
nuestro delegado. 81 otro can
didato fuese postulado en- 81 boleto
Republican, como delegado al
Congreso Sexagesimo Primero,
por Ia misma naturaleza de las
cosas, serfa muy POGO 10 que pu-
diera hacer en- favor del esrado, y
las probabilidades son todas en-
contra de I'm hombre nuevo. Por
10 que toca q Larrazolo, el candi-
dato Democratic, sus esfuerzos en-
esa direction seran considerados
por los votantas como de ningdn
peso material. Larrazolo podria
hacer muy POGO para ayudar al
condado y a este territorio en- 81
congreso. Andrews ha hecho
y puedc hacer mas bien por esta
y condado que cualquier
Dtro hombre, y 81 no por otra
causa cada votante deberia apo
var al Delegado Andrews para
denomination y votar en- favor
suyo ell dia de la election.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-15

N
The arizozo Outlook es de OPT
MON que Ell Delegado w. Fl. An
drews sera nominade en- la pri-
mera votacion en- la convention
de Santa Re ell dia is de Agosto,
y da sus miras en- un editorial, en-
orden breve pero censato, obser-
vando que q 81 "Outlook le pare
ce que la nomination del Delegado
Andrews en- la convention terri
torial venidera esta asegurada
Muchas personals tibias y medic
desinteresadas han declarado sus
posiciones finales en- los pocos
dias pasados, y cada una de elias
seshalla en- la columna Andrews.
Delegaciones instruidas SO men
cionan en- gran n1mero en- los
periodicos de Ia semana pasada y
81 senador ha estado ganando
terreno q sus opositores constan.
to y consistentemente. Tiene
TODD prospecto de nomination v
los guarismos de fuentes despre
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-15
UN CUMPLlDo DEM0cRATA PARA
ANDREWS.

De vez en- cuando es muy re-
f~rescante hallar IN editorial verf-
dico en- un peri6dico Democrats
do Nuevo Mexico. Cuando este
sucede 81 Nuevo Mexicano esta
siempre listo a darle de buen
gusto Ell credito debido.
The Springer Stockman es
fuerte periodico Democratic y ha
sido por muchos amos nm ardiente
suportador de principles y can
didatos Dem6cratas en- el ter
ritorio del Sol Esplendente.
Sin .embargo, este papel es bas-
tante impartial y decente para
dar credito donde es debido Y
para reconocer Ell buen trabajo
del D~elegado Andrews para el
pueblo de Nuevo Mexico.
Atendiendo a que ayudeu q
veteranos q obtener pensiones
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-15
Parad Esa Tosl

Cuando una tos, una comezon 8
una irritation en- la garganta os
hacen sentir inc6modo tomad 81
Jarabe de Marrnbio de Ballard.
No aguardeis d que la enfermedad
haya progresado hasta no poder
.atajarla. Mr.. y Mrs. J.. "A. Ander-
son, 354 West 9Th ST., Salt Lake,
Utah, escriben:
"Creemos que 81 Jarabe d
Marrubio de Ballard es Ia mejor
medicinal para toses y resfriados.
La hemos usado alguDos amos;
siempre ha dado alivio Immediate,
les muy agradable y da pronta
satisfaction. 25c, SOC y 81. 90.
De venta en- la Botica de Fischer
y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-15
La DIarrea cronIca AuvIaaa.

Mr.. Edward E. Henry, con Ia
United States Express Co.. Chi
.cago, escribe: "Mr Quick, nues-
tro Superintendent General, me
entrego una botella del Remedio
Chamberlain contra ell C6lico,
Colera y Diarrea hace alg1n
tempo para atajar un ataque de
la vieja diarrea cr6nica. La he
usado desde entonces y he cura-
do q muchos en- nuestros trenes
que han estado enfermos. Soy
un soldado viejo que sirvio con
Rutherford B. Hayes y William
Mckinley cuatroanos en- ell Regi-
miento 23o- de Ohio, " no tengo
ninguna enfermedad salvo dia-
rrea cr0nica que este remedioI
ataja de una vez.' De venta en-
todas las boticas.