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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-12

San Francisco. The fans will remem-
ber that he chased the Beavers away
sand naturally they felt sure that he
was due for a winning streak. Evil
IDENTIFY he is not.
Texas Christian celebrated his first
team. Though he was wild and made
the Oakland fans vince and dance
around by his erratic capers, he always
was on the job in the tight places
twisters when hit meant a rum Two
scattered bi1gles tell what the boys
did to Christian.
Willis got in bad at the outset by
face him. Cook laid down a sacrifice
and ''Heine" singled over second, chas-
ing Van through "Heine" died try
ing TO get away with a steal of second.
but Eagan walked and Hogan was safe
on Zeiders boot. Slattery made him
self solid with the fans by tearing
off one that scored Truck.
Christian began wild. but after get
ting out of a hole in the first round
he had 'em all on his staff till the fifth.
Then the Seals grabbed their lone run.
Curtis walked, but Willis forced him.
Then Mohler and Hildebrand took
strolls, filing up the sacks A hit
would have made it a great gameS-but
the best Zeider had was a fly to Van
that saved a whitewash.
Oakland got the run back in the
Heitmuller a life, started it this time.
Hogan sent Heine to third with an
other safe drive and Slattery laid down
a choppy one. Curtis felded the ball
nicely and made a fast heave to the
plate, but Heine had too good a start
and he beat it home.
The Commuters made victory certain
in the lucky seventh. Houston led off
with drive too hot for Willis TO han
die and Van singled to center. Cook
wedged in a nice drive to left that
registered the busher and sent Van to
third, from where he made the last
run after Heitmuller lifted a long fly
to Hildebrand.
Somebody must have injected the
real fire of life. or something else.
into that Oakland gang on the way
up from Los Angeles, for 1t played a
better game of ball than it had on
its own grounds in so long that the
memories of the fans fail to trace it.
Nobody erred and everybody was try
Ing all the time. On the bases the
Oaks were fast. while the Seals were
slow. The score.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-12
EXPERT PREDICTS BIG
NORTHERN WHEAT YIELD
Says Total for Washington,
Oregon and Idaho Will Be
44.O5O.OOO Bushels

PORTLAND. Aug. 11.-E. w. Wright.
the Morning Oregonian's grain expert
whose predictions on the growing
wheat crops of Oregon. Washington
and Idaho. have been in past years
phenomenally accurate, will estimate
in the Oregonian tomorrow that the
wheat yield for three states combined
will be 44,050,o00 bushels, divided as
follows.
Washington. 27.e50. .0O0; Oregon, H.
$50. 1000; Idaho, 4.25e,0
Compared with the extraordinary
large yield of 1907. the crop now being
harvested does not make very favor
able showing. but when the comparison
is drawn from q 10 years average,
there is nothing very serious in the
situation
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DOODLE DEEs' VOTE SMALL
In Some Districts independence
Leaguers Forget Primary

The Independence league vote
throughout the city was no heavier
in Yesterdays primary than in the pri-
mary Of May In some districts the
doodle dees apparently forgot to vote
slfogether. These followers Of Hearst
viii constitute the local doodle dee
convention
STATE CONVENTION
Trvparr-efghfh dfstrfct-Carl G. freund-
Irsrenfy-ffntl-Franci J. Mayne.
'flirfiefh-Jeremiah Dunlay.
thirty -f7rst-Albert Hanna. Richard J. Corlsh.
ri -s..c.,n-s,laries 4. connors. J. r. Clear
uraie- William p. Connors- Thomas +. Haioran,
FRANCIS Raw Nerris. Henry Basflng-
r17irtr-third-N. c. Weinbolz. George r. Stsf.
Henry r. Ninkler. Alfred l. Oily, Eugene J.
sfo~Ierffr Robert McKeuna Sr-
-rI,i-fv-f fourth fa--T.rnest Duden John /. P0lifo.
archer Bowman. James f. Riley Henry g. Oar
1iman. Fred ". Duden. Philip Mas. Horace
S'-sT1 Tsirfr. sfth-c. z. HnSzey. William A. Burg
hand. Charles Perkins, Frank A. Burgess, VII
liara g. Bennett
,T-.irrr .serentl--Af Valentine W y. Mullins.
n y Tsreer g. g. Weieie. J. r. Kelly. 6. X.
o,co-,eIf ~ "A Brown. C. K Lambie-
-l-;,5-t-- -cfsifh-W A. Iap0int John Robinson.
7 nj ue~fier- c. A. Bacon. J. II p. Gedge.
7-,,f-f~-rfrfi,-- Albert III. Rose. Daniel O'Con-
rel. Henry B. Weston. Harry A. Odell. Ed
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LOCAL CONVENTION

TWENTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT - Carl G.
Freund. James Rove. Constantine Elynski;
TWENTY -NINTH-Francis H. Mayne, Nicho-
las Powers Timothy Burns.
THIRTIETH-John Z. McCaron, Gustav A.
Smith. Jeremiah Duniay-
THIRTY Y-FJRST-Thomas F. Young. William
T. Byron. John 0'Connell, Richard ]. Corish, Al
THIRTY -sECoND-John E. Clearwater. VIII
liam 2. ConnoTs. Charles F. Connors, Frederick
NJ Rose. Thomas +. Halorsn. Thomas Sheridan,
Henry Fasting John ] Mccarthy
THIRTY -THIRD--Fred Meecke: Antonio Max
we'll Eugene ]. Moriarlty. Robert Mckenna,
Alfred T. Dilir Sr n c. Weinhoz, George F.
sfaG Henry E. Wlnkler.
THIRTY FOURTH Daniel F.: Geary. Michael
O'Connor. Horace Ginger. Philip Mas. Fred
W Duden. Henry G. Darriman. James +. Riley,
Archer Bowman, John J.. Polito. Ernest Duden.
Perkins. Charles F. Hussey. William g Bennett.
Harold Everett George B. Erkson, William A.
II THIRTY ysTxTH-Iohn McKenna A. r. Cedar
bloom. Oliver " Brown IL. Harry o. Robinson.
THIRTY SEVENTH B. Hussey. W r.
Brown. n. Valentine. G. G. weigle. c. X.
Lambie; F i; Eggers; j. Kavanagh
IaI;p Is = Rdsi5saa + Ma5kls BecssS Recon . n seese
THIRTY -NINTH-Daniel 0'conaell Albert
I; Rose Harry B Weston, tSIh.Ia Harry a, odell'
william W Willis. Edward G. Ely, William
- -ror1RTiETH-August Andrews. Robert H. II.
Hunt William sBraper, Abraham Hockwald.
Charles W. cliftoBrs Timothy o'connor. John c.
TORT FORTY FIRsr-charles T.. Mclean. FISHER
Anes J. G. Chase. Thomas Donian, G. Forde
FORTY -sEcoND-y. d. Gray. Thomas n.
FORTY II. Tuley, r. II.
O'FIea G. H. Schlmmelfennig-
FORTY TY-FoURTH-Leon c. Lauray. Joseph
FORTY -FIFTH-A CogIiandro, Herman A.
Hussage, Antonio de Martini
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Baseball Notes

Christian famed seven men. Melchoir came
up four times and made blo0mer On three
occasions. He the most important yicfIIa
OF the OaklaEder's benders-
Billy Miller. the Oakland shortstop. was sif-
fering from a lame back and Houston. tne
Portland busher. went on the Job. The lad did
nice work at that. getting everything in reach
OF him and Incidentally tearing on two OF thu
Oaks hits
Bill Anderson the Oakland inhelder,
reported and went to work at first. He : pol
iShed looking sort Of a fielder and did excel
lent work around the bag. He hits left handed
and came near making a drive In the fourth.
hut Zeider's fine stop robbed him OF IT.
From Los Angeles comes the news that Hen
Berry has signed up Second Baseman Howard
snd Catcher Mike Simen or the Cedar RaDhls
club Both Amen viii report within the next
week
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WILL STUDY SYSTEM OF
HANDLING PUBLIC LANDS
j. w. Pratt, Commissioner From
Hawaii, Will Establish
Headquarters

j. W. Pratt. commissioner of lands
for the territory of Hawaii. who ar
rived here yesterday from Honolulu on
the liner Alameda, is on his way 10
Washington TO study the federal sys-
TEN OF handling public lands. The
oubHc land records in Hawaii are nod
eled on the records OF other United
States territories. 1t is considered de-
'sirable to change the system so as to
conform with that in vogue in the
states and as Commissioner Pratt will
have charge of the remOdeling process
he is going TO have headquarters for
informa ton and instructions
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COMPLETES 1000 MILE
WALK ON $4,000 BET
Sergeant John Walsh Ends
Tramp From San Fran
cisco to Boston
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI.


BOSTON, Mass, Aug. 11-Plodding
steadily along in the last lap of his
5000 mile journey, Sergeant John
Walsh, who is walking from San Fran
cisco to Boston in an endeavor to win
a wager of $4,000, passed through the
Newtons into Brookline shortly before
noon today and arrived here this aft
ernoon.
I am feeling fine and naturally
pleased at accomplishing the feat.
will go at once to the postoffice, get
the signature of the postmaster and
my task is completed" said Walsh.
Carrying an American flag IN his
hand and stepping briskly along the
remarkable pedestrian attracted atten-
tion all along the last few miles of
his walk, and he was : continually
cheered by those who had learned in
advance OF his coming.
When he reached the Boston postof-
fee he had been so successive days on
the road, during which time he has
lost more than so pounds in weight
but has not suffered one day of Illness
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ORGANIZATIONS WIN
SWEEPING VICTORY
can.lnaea CON rags :. coIumn )

William A. Breslin. Matthew J. coney. r. p.
suiian Joseph A. Walsh. John J. Sweeney Jo-
sepa Tracy. William 0'Shaughnessy. John B.
Daritt, Emil kiOpfer Virgil Moore William 4
lel man William Birch. Matthew T. Breen. Ed
nalo Aclfettiean. Adolph B. Willbrand
tl.IA --l6HIH DISTRICT; State and dis
,t-..-Naef-es W NeehGn. Martin J. Tiernev.
-iIala A. BlaEeiy. Thomas AIuicahy John ]
Nlact- l-ocai-N,ill Duke Foreman Thomas
- Gavin, Alexander Coleman. John J. Isv-v,.t.
rlas Prank J IIcnneSsev George ! Redmond
l-llam J. Irayton. Joseph T. Mcnamara Rpr.
naru Aearns- Dennis AheFu. bernard J. Devlfn.
1iy,-4s - Aaloney; GEORGE y. speiker.
iilihLl- NINTH DISTRICT. State and Dis.
= -. H. Cushing John kerwin. James Il.
..s--i~ lHoinas = Fits immons. James T. Ne
--5Se-.s Bert Scalesinger- LOcal-Neil T. Duffy.
4-e-eHe g. Fitzgerald. Frsnk Fenton. lanes =
l-al-ey- Lawrence Hartnett Charles p Rohr.
eacttf, George Y. Friedman Joseph p Haves
- - toIney. Litcho T. Duncan. Daniel J.
hsea2an George c. Hamilton. Joseph p. Nc
Aunue, Frank Conkiin Fred Franzen Hugh
he-an. ]. = Reynolds J. G. Smith
fthllEIH DISTRICT: State and Dis.
l.ict-Sicney NJ. Van Nyck Jr. John p Muir.
~, LnoalaS Aillar, D. A White Local-Dr.
tnelnas z Shumate. Robert p. Troy William
:. Ac6ee. Louis Kahn. Edward 1. Coney. sid
- ~ an WEck Jr-. n. J. kast. Edwin J.
aenso1, :. ". LoTey, George n. Kelly. Thad-
FORTY FIRST DISTRICT: State and Dis
.Elcl-I p, " Deiand. 7. A. Lane. J. S.
y y alueil- Local-Denuis J. sullivan. Henry Z.
Monroe, a. 7. Dwyer. Louis H. Alooser. George
Sllna- irving C. Ackerman. Harry W Smith.
fvttI - SECOND DISTRICT: Stste-Jsmes R.
AentteL Local-George Schmidt.
fthI4 THIRD DISTRICT: State and Dis
triet--AiOrris OpD-nheim- Local-Aforris OPP
penhein.
FoRTY-FOURrH DISTRICT: State-Non-
roe p Seeley- Local-Adoiph NestOri.
tyRI1 FIFTH DISTRICT State-Louis Rs-
Yaul- L0cal-Nario Forn0, Charles IIShtner
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Christian Lets the Seals Down With
One Run and Two Scattered Hits

Nobody who knows baseball believed that would be possible
the Seals fall down before bunch like Oakland yesterday
after putting the rollers under the uggng Beavers last week but
they did all the there trying dope ball
this league any The Oaks only hung the boys
but they made them look like class performers In fact San
Francisco there Oakland
in the opening round
What made it all the humiating difficult
believe the fact that Ralph Willis doing the twisting
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-12

" bTlen DcIOIS he AS utS nll0, DQt mere
the local sports will not agree with
him, as they have seen enough of
O'Brien in the past.
Coffroth appeared very much sur
prised when the final wire reached him.
He liked the idea of matching Ketchel
and Burns, but when it came to OBrien
he took a toss in the air and remained
benumbed for some time, but those on
the line thought they saw wisdom in
the promoters madness and came to
the conclusion that Coffroth was de-
sirous of matching Ketchel and O'Brien
the boxer who claims the heavy weight
title.
Joe O'Connor, Ketchefs mana ger.
does not like the idea of meeting
o'Brien. He says: I'VE are willing
enough to meet OBrien, but 1 can't
see where such match is either neces-
sary or attractive. | don't think any
club would handle such a match
"O'Brien is in such bad disrepute
that there would be nothing in fight
ing him. He. is a self-confessed faker
and you know that the public would
not stand for him.
I'VE are after Burns and we are
going to get him. First we expect to
get Billy Papke out of the way. There
is a match in the. air between Ketchel
and Papke, but so far nothing definite
has been done. OF course l have heard
that Papke is on the way and that
sort of stuff, but what l want is to
see his name to set of articles.
don't think Papke is after any of
Ketchefs game but if he is he will
find us ready.
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KERN rs CONFIDENT
LABEL CAUSES TROUBLE
Lithographers Cannot Deliver
Posters Because of OpenShops
. DISPATCH 10 THE CALL

CHICAGO. Aug. 11.-Lthographs OF
Taft and Bryan will not be pasted
abroad over the land unless President
Gompers OF the federation Of labor
saws so. Orders for 10000. 900 pictures
nIared by the republican campaign
COMMITTEES and for 100000 by the
democratic organization are being held
the inability Of the contractors to pro-
duce the union label on the pictures.
All the lithographing establishments
are omen shops Some time ago the
noster artists association applied to
the federation of labor for member
shin. For some unknown reason their
application was rejected
when the orders were given the con-
tractors. or the committeeman. forgot
about the trouble. 1t was specified that
the union label must appear. few
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-12
DUTCH READY FOR
VENEZUELAN CLASH
Cruiser Takes Rifles and AM
munition to Islanders Near
WiIIemstad
Queen WiEheImina Seeks to
Bring About Improvement
of Conditions

WILLEMSTAD. Aug. 1.-THE gov
ernor Of Curacao today published a
cable dispatch from Queen Wilhelmina
announcing to the population of the
island that her majesty is fully posted
as to the situation here resulting from
the severance OF relations with Ven
ezuela and is conferring with her coun-
eilors in an endeaVor to bring about
an Improvement of existing conditions.
The colonial government is making
active preparation for serious trouble
between The Netherlands and Venezuela
a station for wireless telegraphy is
being installed here and yesterday the
cruiser Gelderland left for the neigh
boring island OF Aruba, carrying rifles
and ammunition to the inhabitants.
Aruba is practically without protection.
A letter received here from Mara
caibo announces that the Venezuelan
river steamer Felox has left that port
with troops for the head of Maracafbo
bay. 1t is believed that these soldiers
are going out against a revolutionary
band.
DUTCH SEND WARSHIPS
THE HAGUE, Aug. 1.-THE battle
ship Jacob van Heemskerk sailed today
for Caribbean waters. The cruiser
Friesland, which is under orders to
prepare for foreign service, returned
today from Norway. She probably will
follow the Jacob van Heemskerk as
soon as she can be made ready The
only warship The Netherlands now has
in the Caribbean sea is the cruiser
Gelderland. This vessels term of serv-
ice has expired and she will be relieved
by the Jacob van Heemskerk.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-12
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST T. 1905
From Kangaroo Land Burns Asks
for a Match With Stanley Ketchel

Now that the in Australia getting bad Tommy Burns
crying from the land of kangaroo fight with Stanley
keche the only legitimate sight for him outside OF
Jack Johnson tor date Promoter Jim Coroth set tor
the match Burns has been wiring Coo for several days but
did not receive the aer decisive till yesterday
Strange Barney Reynolds, the who looked
out for Bill SquTes interests when Bill against Burns last
the job Tor Burns his negotiations for his fight with
keche Burns also insists that Ketce beat Philadelphia Jack
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-12
ONLY TWO BUILDINGS LEFT

ELY, New. Aug. 11.--Ripetown a min
ing camp located nine miles from Ely
with a population of about 300. was al
most completely destroyed by fire last
night. Tne fire started in the Mint sa-
loon by the explosion OF a lamp and
spread with great rapidity There were
few men in the town to fight the
flames, as yesterday was payday and
most OF the miners were In Ety. Only
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-12
oFFERED BRIBE, SAYS SHERIFF.

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE CALl
HONOLULU. Aug. 5.-Sherif Iaukee
OF this city has laid information with
the attorney generals department
against a Japanese named Isoi. charg-
hi6, nv the offer Of sis506 to cease the
police activity against the women OF
the tenderloin. The attorney general is
Investigating the charge.
~y~~J~~-~~~~>~~>~~~-~ ~~~-~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ward Mehlert Jr Ferdinand F. Erdmann, VII
liam ". Willis
Fortleth-Abrahsm Hockwald. Timothy O'Con
nor. Charles ". Clifton. John C. Holmes, Charles
= Forty sSg -srst-Tis6er Ames Charles l. Mclean
J. G. Chase.
Forty -second-y- D. Gray.
Fortv-third-F. Richard Collins
Forty -f0urfh--Hugh j. McIsaae-
E-..-rr- HI nfnrin De Martini
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CONFERENCE TONIGHT

The final conference to choose a
referee for the Moran-Attell fight will
take place at the Willis tonight. So
far as can be learned. there has been
no change in the attitude of the prin-
cipals If the men fail to come to-
gether. a decentralization fight will be
substituted by Coffroth.
Willie Britt wired Battling Nelson
last night that his presence in the
city would not be necessary until the
18th or 10th OF this month. The cham
pion is taking an outing at Perry. N.
NJ, in company with Billy Benner-
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DIED

this city. August IL. 1a0s. at
her residence. IT'S Tehama street. Ann. beloved
of John A.. Margaret A. and Winifrcd T.
OConnor Mrs. ". J. Rodgers and Mrs +. p
Ienart grandmother of Patricia and Frances
Lenard. and sister of James McFariand ana
the late Thomas and Hugh Mcfarland and
Mary Loughead. a native of County Leitrim.
Ireland
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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BETTING UNCHANGED

The betting yesterday on the Ketch-
el-Thonas fight remained stationary at
2 to l on the general result and even
money that Ketchel knocks out Thomas
In 90 rounds.
The Montanan worked before a good
crowd at the ball park yesterday and
showed new sparring partner. Billy
Warren, who got through three rounds
without a mark on him. He gives
promise of lasting out the engagement
as ketchePs sparring partner The
champion will do his final boxing Sun
day He will do his work early, so as
to avoid conflict with the baseball
game.
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days ago the committeeman sent hurry
up orders for the Autographs. Then
the reason had to be told.
An appeal mas been made to Gompers
TO come to the aid OF the parties. So
far he has failed to do so. The ma
tional committeeman declare that they
believe he will, but they hope he will
hurry up about IL.
It is said that an effort will be made
to have the federation reconsider it's
action regarding the application made
by the artists association. II this is
done and the association Is affiliated
with the regular organization, the 1th-
ographs with the smiling faces OF the
two leading candidates for presidential
honors may yet be posted over bill
boards far and widesand hang in the
front windows of the houses of the
land The republican committee is
waiting the arrival of Frank Hitch
cock next Saturday. BY the time he
arrives il is probable that the matter
will have been adjusted. 1t will have
to be settled soon, say the contractors.
or they will be compelled to give up
the Job.
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fight at the present time. I had the
money for the Cans Nelson fight all
subscribed when the deal for railroad
rates fell through and killed the match.
Just at present I am not after Burns
johnson fight. but possibly in the fu-
ture / will be able to make an offer
of some kind. l am here on business
visit -
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-12
GIRLS ARE ROBBED

WASHINGTON. Pa, Aug. 11.-Three
masked men entered the home of Miss
me co,,ntv vestardav n,ornip psI, nd VI
after battering down the door bound
and gagged Miss de Garmo and .laer
niece, Miss Lizzie Hartman, the only
occupants of the house, and robbed
them of their jeweiry and a small
amount of cash.
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NOT LooKING FOR FIGHT

Tex Rickard. the Nevada promoter.
arrived last night and was about Fill
more street. The Nevada man declared
that he is not looking for a fight at
the present time.
He said: Il am not looking for a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-07
bio business men and citizens.

able business men and citizens.
Miss Leata Phelps has accepted Il
position in millinery store at Wat
erloo.
Frank r. Fowler of IIansell. has re-
signed as postmaster ut that place and
Will close up his business affairs there
about May L.
Opportunity will be given at the
Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing for Christian baptism and reception
OF members into the church. The holy
communion Will be administered by the
pastor. Rev. u. r. Gruwel.
The right TO erect new elevators at
this place and Bradford has been Sc
cured. it Is understood, by Mr.. Jacob
Point
W. +. Lacke. late the popular sales
man MT A. Meyers general store. is
now employed in McKee's clothing
store. taking the place of w. II. Leckey.
who recently resigned.
r. r. Coble and j. J. Roe have been
re elected trustees of the Hampton
c, metery association
citizens caucus Is called for this
evening nj the court house for the pur-
pose of placing In nomination candi-
q, ties for two directors to succeed +. j.
r Robinson and J. f. Whitney, and a
treasurer to succeed I. r. Robinson.
Tho annual annual school election will
be held next Monday, March Q.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-07
TASTES LIKE CANDY THOUGH
CURES YOU OF INDIGESTION

risings. Gas on Stomach and many
other bad feelings.
Indigestion is result, not a cause,
Of your misery. If the Stomach is sour
your food becomes tainted. and that's
why you have these stomach disorders.
Ask your pharmacist to show you the
formula plainly printed on the case OF
Pape's Diapepsin. which costs only 80
cents anywhere in this city. Read
what this effective Stomach and diges-
tive treatment contains, and how abSo-
lutely harmless it must be: how it does
for the Stomach what the washing and
sun bath do for the churn: absolutely
removes every corrupting or tainting
element. and will digest for you 5000
grains of any kind of food.
Get a case of Diapepsin now then
eat ANYTHING You want at your next
meal. and you will not suffer from In
digestion or Stomach trouble. Each
bite Of food will taste good. and. be-
sides. you will not need liver regu-
ators to keep your intestines and
Stomach clean and fresh.
Now ard forever rid yourself of the
misery of Indigestion and Stomach
trouble. Make your meals a pleasure
by going to the table with a healthy
appetite.