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The Detroit times., 1909-04-12
DARK DAYS FOR HoRsEMEN.
CsiifcrnIsns Prepare to Kiss Old Game
Goodbye This Week.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 12.-Just
seven days more OF racing In Califor.
mia and this may be the last time the
racing game will be seen here under
present conditions The new anti-rac.
ing law goes into effect a week from
today. Whether horsemen will test
the law is doubtful after seeing the
result Of such proceeding at New Or.
leans.
Counting the racing plants which
will lay idle. including Arcadia plan.
at Los Angeles. nearly 100000 Is
represented which may be a total loss
Whether racing will be revived I'M
der some system is not known, but
now the outlook Is not very promising
The Detroit times., 1909-04-12

Hits-On Iaflttc. 8 In ; INNINGS. on
Winter, I'm innings. on baltimore. !
In Innings: of Robinson. I'm Inn
ings 1wo-basc hits--Rossman. Schaef-
or. Home runs-Iiickman ?. Sacrifice
bascs-Schaefcr. Fisher. First base on
balls-By LAfitte s. Left on bases-Dc-
troit G. Toledo 4. Struck out--By La
ftte z by Winter 3. by Tattlmore Z. by
and Eossman. Beckendorf and Ross.
man. Passed balls--Beckendorf. Wild
pitches--faflttc. baltimore. Time
80. Umpirs--Pecord. Attendance
$500
The Detroit times., 1909-04-12


HoNEsr TnuTH havet the fans
DETRoT optimistic character and
"'' perhaps the mark usually mad
dope
this question vraas,sr Of them nothing su, the sober
Toledo where they overSeaehed themselves trying to please
of his rainss Last the team looked
they arc better
That win shortly bear out this pGsa'eo Is his certain belief
him bit Moriarty snder ball player
before broke into the in the same season
timber right now though there but one them
be while Works would have been
worth hurrahins over in any year prior to ices Co., m ~ - revise their
came in
and baed round 800 last fall The writer believes
$50
Detroit
Hushe Jennings h. the spar horp though Char
the od Of s which a 4. resi- 81. % s Has s h.. Sesn n
respects we'll This hasn't agreed with Man
win saew whss ~r ss tn. one . which
he criticized
And
his moi ntim
of other bigeasue
ties an spring
Crawford blum wrestling match
brochure Of the sort ever
illustrated in eolors and contains eyeloDeda Of In
through h MoeIs OF Detroit,
An inside tip: play from
Mahmout
he
LANCE Mike
center
still sticking Glory Be-
Did YOU know
led the world N
The Detroit times., 1909-04-12
o'sRisN WOULD TRY AGAIN.
But Jack Has Trouble Getting Into the
LimeIiqht.

NEW YORK. April 12.-"Philadel'
phia Jack" O'Brien wants to try some
OF the big fellows In six-round bout
In his home city. O'Brien says he Is
willing to meet either Stanley Ketchel.
who bested the. Quaker City fighter In
q 10-round bout in this city, recently.
or Jack Johnson. the black champion
In the meantime the chief interest
In the doings OF the heavies Is In the
fight tomorrow night between big Az
Kaufman and Tony Ross. the New
Castle scrapper On Kaufman's show.
ing I'm this match is believed to de-
PEND his chances OF securing a fight
with Johnson.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-12
sleofrIed on Deck With DER.

CHICAGO, April lZ.-hrnest oies'
fried the German Oak" is here today
as another aspirant for the wrestling
championship title. Siegfried Is TO
challenge the winner OF the Gotch-
Mahmout match which takes place
next wednesday. Gotch and Mahmout
have finished training for their match
and both men are in the best condi-
ton
The Detroit times., 1909-04-12
pELRAY BEATS GOOD LucKs.
Down-River Team Victorious in Lively
Practice Contest Sunday.

In hotly contested practice game
at Dix and Evernois-aves.. Sunday the
Delray Athletics defeated the Good
Lucks by q score OF to 8. Weiting.
formerly OF the Delrays. pitched part
OF the game for the Good Luchs and
was hit hard. Several OF the players
who will be with Manager Roesink's
team later on In the season played
with Kremer's Delray bunch and did
finely. DoIsen's home run with tho
bases full was n feature. Kremer was
on deck himself with double and a
triple. Heider and Hottum pitched for
the winners.
Job Printtng dorr rtEbt. Times Print
ing Co, ~ John r. st. Phone i4os
The Detroit times., 1909-04-12
Harvard In shape.

BOSTON. April 12.-That the Har.
yard Varsity crew will go into the
race with Columbia, which Is TO be
rowed on the Charles at noon next
Saturday In far better condition than
when It met the clue and white last
Scar and the year before. Is asserted
~ the confident undergraduates who
are willing TO back the crew to the
asst ditch. The race VIII occur at
me noon hour II tho condition OF the
water permits. otherwise VIII be called
~ D. m
The Detroit times., 1909-04-12

HIts-Of Jones. In Innings' OF
suegs A in 5 innings; OF Pinkeney
in innings; of Holmquist, In inn
ings: off Benz. 4 In l inning. Lwo-pase
vert. Schmidt. Home run-Elwert.
Sacrifice ny--Hickman. Stolen bases
Hickman 2, clark. First base on balls
---OY Jones g on Pinkcney 1. OF Holm
ouIst Nit by pitched ball--By Jones
Nv Sugxs r~I.eft on bases-Detroit
6. Toledo 8 streck .out-By Jones 2,
niav--Hush. Schtefcr and Rossman.
Mid pItch-Hot mquIst. Time-f:So.
rmPire-Pecord' Toledo Attendance
The Detroit times., 1909-04-12
PRETTY SOFT FOR THIS
TOLEDO FAN, ISN'T IT.
Gets Big Annual Rental for Real Es.
tate and Has Box for
so Years

The lease OF the new Toledo ball
park from Noah II. Swayle provides
that the Toledo Exhibition Co. shall
pagan annual rental of 1902 for a
Period of. 80 years. One OF the stip-
ulations OF the instrument is that
Swayne shall have daily exclusive
use OF box seating six persons.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-12
DETROIT DRIVING CLUB
ENTRY LIST COMPLETE
1.-THE Pig" In Chamber Of Commerce
10 the Only Horse From
CaIifoi MIA.

Secretary Moone. OF the Detroit
Driving club. was able TO announce
this morning that lis list OF stake
entries was in all probability COM
lete. the California mail bringing tho
nomination of one horse-Phoenix.
formerly called The Pig"-in the
Chamber OF Commerce pace This
wiggler was entered last year but
trained of badly. He Is understood
TO have wintered- we'll In New York
state and Is good agnin.
The complete lis. Of entries follows
Merchants and Manufacturers
stake. 2:24 trotters, value 10000
Airline Larabie, Frazzee, Homer VIII
ton. Marie NJ, 70 San. Melva j., Adj
ward. Bisa. Blaxtell Brighton Den
yer, Ethel Mac, Henry Stezer. wilker-
son, Wynema Chimes. Jack McKerrir.
Margin, Marrave, Martha Dillon. Me
chanic, Remorseful. The Angelus. WI
getta.
Chamber OF Commerce stake, 2:13
PAGERS, value 5000 Phoenix. Direct
Hal Jr.. Geraldine. Halle Direct, The
Airship, Annabelle Lee, Axtara, Capt.
White, The Limit. Directly Conner,
George Gano, Hoosier Prince. Shade.
land Nutlear. Star Patchen. The
Bosun.
Wolverine handicap, for free-for-all
pacers-The Bronchc. Citation, Hedge
wood Boy. Aileen Wilson. Argot Boy.
Baron Grattan, Auto. Darkey Hal,
Terry B., Reproachlcss, Major Brine,
Shakespeare.
ALI class trotting value $1,000
bell Bird Busy Boy. Carroll, Country
Jay, Demarest, Inner Guard, Judge
Lee, Just The Thing, Mae Heart
Marescheal. May Earl, Nancy Royce
Nelcyone. Penico Maid, Peter Balti,
Teasel. Ward.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-12
Sporting Notes

Fine weather for today's horse parade.
Penn heat YnIe In the big boat race ON
the Schuylkill.
Fenby failed TO throw Cutcher sntur-
day night at the Avenue.
Johnny simpson and Harry Cobb form
the card for windsor wednesday
night.
Robert a.. the fast 81. Clair colt, will
be known as The Wolverine from
All the managers la the Eastern league
this year are ball players who are
stu in harness.
Michigan, IOy Kentucky. o. Barr and
Blanding pitched. Tennessee Is next
on the schedule.
.Tack johnson a. due TO meet the nsso-
ciated challengers for his title In
New York today.
Frank smith Will he the pitcher to face
the Tigers when the Sox drop In
Wednesday for the opener
Red Sox. Internal rows already
hamper the efforts OF a team which
looks none too formidable at It's best.
catcher. has put the kibosh on his
sobriauet OF Mig" and his friends
now refer TO him as Justin" or
jay"
=
The Philadelphia Nationals lost hut one
game out OF six TO the Athletics In
the series finished Saturday. This
doesn't make the Mackites look any
too good.
Osteen and Lush of the 80. Louis Ma
tionals had a fist night Saturday. Os-
teen was the aggressor but the men
were parted before decision could
be rendered.
showed In Texas II going TO keep
him out OF the game for n while. at
least. He IS suffering from high
fever at present.
The Army and Navy schools have sent
out such good fencers OF late that
the Intercollegiate association Is talk
ing OF either dropping the govern
ment schools or abolishing the sport.
The Chatmcrs-Detroit Motor Go. an
nounccs It's intention OF charging
its factory out Jefferson-ave. The
enlargement will be practical dup
LEGATION OF the present plast as TO
size.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-12

Looks sort OF familiar, doesn't ~
Yes. they're really at II. a. last. Inc
flrst 1909 big-league baseball sames
OF the kind that count, are 10 De
played today and the American league
holds the boards, the four eastern
clubs all getting busy. To be sure, no
body really pays much attention 10
the eastern clubs any more, yet they
are I'm the race from the statistical
point of view and ale all figuring on
noseibie chance of the first division.
though none OF them has yet sweiiec
up enough TO lay any claim TO chah-
pionship.
The day must be considered as moro
valuable for the significance or It's
main sporting event. than from the
real result of the clashes, due 10 taks
place at the respective felds where
games are scheduled.
The Tigers wind Up their season OF
exhibition games in Columbus today
with game against the club that has
usually. up TO last year. been the cham
pion aggregation of the fastest mino:
league in creation. Suggs and Speer
are due to heave. The latter has the
hopes and prayers of the loca; fans
particularly, for he Is southpaw and
there are still lingering hopes that he
may develop into tie man who Will
be able to step into the shoes Of Ed.
Killian. provided the latter fails TO
occupy those useful feathers himself
this year.
A victory and a defeat at Tn.edo--
the latter with over 1000 OF the home
boys from Detroit looking on-does
not indicate the true form OF the
Tigers who, as everyone who las fol-
lowed them this season up 10 date
must admit, look by tar the best team
that has represented Micbigan's me-
tropolis in years.
The Tigers were simply too anxious
to show the home folks how good they
were on Sunday and slipped up, wild
heaves by Moriarty, Beckendorf and
Lafitte. along with & piece Of villain.
Gus luck on a bad bounce OF a per
feet throw 20 the plate by the Georgia
Peach helped the Mud Hens win their
first game from the Tigers in many
years.. So
II isn't necessary to make excuses
for the champs at this stage If the
spring, with the real stun so near at
hand. They simply had an of day
an incident bound 10 happen eventual
~ to club playing games In the vii
famous grade OF weather current In
the northern middle states at this
time OF year. when regular practice
ID out of the question and men take
the fleld swathed SD thickly In sweat
ers and other less apparent lingerie
that their movements are of necessity
considerably hampered.
At that, as the reference TO the box
score-wiA readily disclose, the Toledo
team. was hitting some. Il is 10 az
gregation that can Re fooled with.
II IL now conceded that the Tiges
made. a fatal mistake In going 10 To-
ledo without G. Mullin. who is a.
customed annually 10 swipe one over
the top OF the armory for n helm-lauf
before his old friends and !orrer fel.
low citizens. The talented beaver
was along with the Kittens at Kala.
mazoo. where he assisted materially
In the victory won there. Another XII.
wal Wahoo Sam Ciawford--not usu-
ally a member OF second tcams-who
showed that he was bit out cf mis-
class by stealing the home r'ate which
the Kalamazoolus had left lying around
loose In the ninth. thus scoring what
rroyed to be the winning run.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-12
NEW FORM OF BENEFIT
FOR BILLIARDIST SCHAEFER
All the Prominent Experts to Unite In
Matches on Evening Of
April 26,

April 26 VIII be known az "Schaefer
Night all over the world OF billiards.
On that evening a series OF matches
will be played, the scenes OF which
will be the large rooms Of the various
cities OF the United States and Eur
ope. The proceeds will go to the fund
which Is being raised for the bench;
OF the old master OF the game who
is still In very sad shape at Denver.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-12

SPORT VZEWS
and REVIEWS
Bly,.
PAUL II.
BRUSKE.

be
all third victory
The Detroit times., 1909-04-12

=. &c CO s'' e ;ss s'i ist phone is5s
The Detroit times., 1909-04-12
The ChnImrr.-DetreIt Motion

nounccs its Intention OF charging
its factory out Jefferson The
enlargement will he n practical dup
lication OF the present plaat as TO
size.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-12
NOW THE GQMBAIs
THI + COUNT IN
THEsIkAD|NGs
Big League Clubs Get Busy
Today in the East At
Washington and
Philadelphia.
$500
Tigers Simply Too Anxious 10
Please the Home Folks AT
Toledo and Fell Down.
sxrrnyCnH TEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Nv PAUL II. BRUsKE.

Games Today.
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at washington
The Detroit times., 1909-04-12

An inside tip: Don't play all three II
ahmout The Turk possible the supply
eradcated quickly.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-12

out such good fencers OF late that
the Intercollegiate association Is talk
ing OF either dropping the govern
The Detroit times., 1909-04-12

showed IN Texas II going TO keep
him out OF the game for while. nc
least He - suffering from high
fever at present.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-08-03
JEROME AND THAW
CHAT IN COURT
CHAT AND SMILE LIKE OLD PALS
WHILE ALlENlSTS.
TESTIFY.
SLOW GRIND BEGINS OVER AGAIN
Dr.. Evans, of "Brain Storm" Fame,
Says Defendant Is Sane. Like
wise Aged DR.. Scheddt, Who
Is Called by Defense.

White Plains, N. Y, July 2S.-Thaw
the stage in the Thaw case. All eff
forts of Stanford Whites slayer to
obtain his release from the Mattewan
asylum for criminal insane. are Gull
minating in the testimony of the ex-
perts, called to prove him sane, and
when they are through the prisoner
will take the stand himself.
In two respects the hearing is
fresh reminder of the two homi-
eide trials which Thaw underwent.
District Attorney Jerome, of New
York, at the request of the attorney
took entire charge or the states case.
Mr.. Jerome and Thaw sat so close to-
gether that their chairs touched, but
if the prisoner had any fear of the
man who prosecuted him, his face did
not show 1t.
All but one of the witnesses ex
amined were Thaw's and his equanimi
ty was undisturbed. At times he and
the New York district attorney chat
ted and smiled like old friends reunit
ed. The other familiar feature of the
hearing was DR.. Britton D. Evans. OF
the New Jersey state insane asylum
at Morris Plains, famous for his in
PRODUCTION at the trials of the tern
Drain storm"
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw did not come
to White Plains. Mr.. Jerome said that
she was still under subpoena anc
might be called for cross-eXaminatior
after Thaw testified.
Dr. Britton D. Evans said that dur
ing a recent talk with Thaw in the
Jail here the prisoner declared thai
his wife's assertion on the stand the
week before last that Thaw hat
threatened to kill her was false
Thaw is expected to repeat this or
the stand and the state may call his
wife to the charge once more.
Never Felt Remorse.
Expert testimony began with thu
first witness, DIR. Henry Ernst Schedd
of White Plains. District Attorne.
Jerome took charge of the case TO
the state.
The witness read a condensed his
tory of Thaw's life, compiled from in
tervews with the prisoner. In thi
various events which might have
: bearing upon his mental condition
were explained to Thaw. In discus
sing the killing of White, Thaw toll
the witness that it sometimes SUI
prised himself that he felt no remorse
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-08-03
c, 0. P. To Get VIRGINIA
DECLARE THEY CAN LAND CAP.
IToL OF coNFEDERAcY!
First Republican Convention Under
Taft Regime Will Be Held
July %.

Newport News, Va, July 2S.-En.
couraged by President Taft's desire
for an active opposition In the south,
Virginia republican leaders are deter
mined to begin at the state conven-
tion, which will be held here July %
and 20, the work of building up an or
ganization in the hope of Republican
victory in Virginia at the next nation
al election.
Nagel to Attend Convention.
Aside from being the first Republi-
can state convention under the Taft
administration, this gathering will lay
claim to national attention through
the presence of one Of the Taft cab
met officers. Secretary Nagel of the
department of commerce and labor,
who will address the delegates We'd
nesday night.
With the strong state ticket that
can be mustered and with platform
indorsing the party declaration of the
last national convention, the Taft adj
ministration and the Aldrich-Payne
BILL and containing planks on all live
state issues, the Republicans will
prepare for an active fight during the
campaign.
G. o. P. Hopes to Carry State.
Next year. when the congressional
elections will be held, candidates will
be put up in each of the ten districts
and strong efforts will be made to in
crease the party representation II
congress, now centered entirely il
Representative G. Bascom Slemp, who
is the recognized republican state
leader. Mr.. Slemp says the Republi
cans of the state hold strong hope!
of carrying Virginia for the nationa
ticket of 1912.
AS the situation stands, A. P. Gil
lespie, of Tazewell, lawyer and cat
tle-raiser, will be nominated for gov
ernor by reclamation. The liquo
question probably is the liNeliest stat
issue in Virginia at this time.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-08-03
GUARDS SHOOT FOR TROPHIES.
States Team for Camp Perry to Be
Selected at lakevIew.

Camp Lakeview, Mimi, July 3d.
Shooting for the Minnesota national
guard trophies began at Camp Lake
view under the direction of Adjutant-
General Fred B. Wood. The first COM
petition is for the governors staff
trophy in which ekch company of the
guard will be represented by a team
of seven marksmen.
Private Gustavson, of Company f.,
First regiment, Minneapolis, won the
individual championship. His score
for the first five shots aggregated 10
points, and "a points for the last FIVE,
making him winner by two points.
The contest has narrowed down to
Company F, Minneapolis; Company G,
Third, Princeton, and Company A
Second, of New Ulm, with respective
| scores of S5S, 1856 and S43
Then will come the shoot between
regimental teams for the adjutant
/ generals prize and the Lake City Com
mercial club trophy. AT the close o
the contest General Wood will an
nounce the Minnesota team for tn,
national rifle tournament at Camp Per
ry, Ohio.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-08-03
new STORY IN THAW CASE
WOMAN DESCRIBES HIS ALLEGED
WHIPPING OF YOUNG GIRLS.
Says He Distributed $4,000 Hush
Money After His
imprisonment.

White Plains, N. Y, July 29.-Harry
here and heard a woman's testimony
that made his pallid face flush. He
saw a pearl handled dog whip ex-
hibited and he heard the witness
swear that she had seen him WELD it
on the bare flesh of young girls. The
prisoners wife, Evelyn Nesbit Thaw,
heard most of the testimony, which
was of such a nature that Justice Mills
preceded its presentation with the
warning that mo woman should stay
in the court room unless she is will
ing to hear everything" Two girls
left the room.
The witness was Miss Susan Merrill,
buxom, pink-cheeked woman, of
about 35 years, and she opened new
chapter in the life of Stanford Whites
slayer. She told of alleged acts of his
between 1902 and 1905, when he was
young bachelor about New York be-
fore the tragedy on the Madison Square
roof garden which resulted in his be-
ing placed in the state asylum, from
which he is now trying to escape
Her testimony was in marked con-
trast to that of two alienists who went
on the stand and gave Thaw a clean
bill of health, declaring that in their
opinion he was sane. Summarized her
testimony was that during the three
years named she kept in succession
two New York lodging houses, where
Thaw rented rooms under assumed
names and to which he brought at
various times more than 200 girls.
Handled Hush Money.
| After Thaw's Imprisonment, she
said, he paid these women at least
$4,000 as the price for their silence
and to keep them from bothering
Thaw's wife or his mother" One OF
them, who, she said, passed as Thaw's
wife. received $1,000. The money
came from Thaw.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-08-03
sweden's Lyric Poet Honored.

Chicago, July 2S.-Swedish singers
of Chicago celebrated the one hun
dred and sixty-ninth anniversary of
the birth of Karl Michael Bellman,
Sweden's lyric poet, with 3 concert
park. The "Songfest" was given by
the Svithiod and Nordstjernan Sing
ing clubs. A feature of the affair was
tablesu showing Bellman playing a
poets songs, dressed in the costumes
of the period.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-08-03
TYPHOID INvADEs FLEET.
Fourteen Men Get Fever and Bad
Potatoes Are Blamed.

Boston, July 23-Victims of typhoid
which they are said to have contract.
ed through eating bad potatoes served
OH battleships of the Atlantic fleet,
fourteen men are now in the Chel-
sea hospital here, and one, Seaman
Sinonton. of the Vermont, may die.
Ships from which the men afflicted
with the malady were taken were dis.
Infected to prevent further trouble.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-08-03
The Treasurers Are Chosen.

Shedding their coats and rolling up
their sleeves the members of the new
ly created board Of education met in
the speakers room at the state house.
Treasurers for the three state educa-
tional institutions were elected as fol-
lows: H. N. Silliman, Cedar Falls; A.
E. Swisher, Iowa City, and Herman
Knapp, Ames. E. w. Stanton of Ames
was elected secretary of that school,
These officers will serve from July /,
1909 to June 80, 1910.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-08-03
DEATH FOR wYLLlE's ASSASSIN
Trial of Less Than an Hour Brings
Conviction and Sentence.

London, July 24.-Madarlal Dhina-
gri, the Indian student who shot and
killed Lieutenant Colonel Sir William
HUT Curzon Wyllie and DIR. Canvas
Lalcaca, was found guilty and SEN
fenced to death, at the conclusion Of
a trial of less than an hours duration
at the old Bailey police court.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-08-03
ADMINISTRATOR IS APPOINTED
Judge Names Retired Farmer to Take
Charge of Slain Mans Estate.

Manktato, Mimi, July 29.-Humph.
rey ]. Roberts, retired farmer living
in this city, has been appointed ad.
ministrator Of the estate of the late
II. ]. Ledbeter, and he is to furnish
1000 bond. He is not connected with
either side. Hearing on the applica.
Iion Of Mrs. Grace Ledbeter to be re-
leased on bail was put off until FRIDAY
at the request of Judge Pau.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-08-03
ELks' CAR TURNS TURTLE.
Five In Trolley Special Carrying 100
Lodge Members Are Badly Hurt.

Pottsville, Pa. July 23-After a
wild dash down a steep grade, spe-
cial trolley car, carrying a hundred
Elks turned turtle at the foot of the
hill. Scarcely one of the passengers
escaped without injury, and five were
seriously hurt
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-08-03
Twas A Glorious Victory.

There's rejoicing in Fedora, Tenn.
A mans life has been saved, and now
DR.. Kings New Discovery is the talk
of the town for curing C. V. Pepper of
deadly lung hemorrhages. 81 could not
work nor get about" he writes, 'and
the doctors did me no good, but after
using DR.. Kings New Discovery three
weeks, feel like new man, and can
do good work again" For weak, sore
or diseased lungs, Coughs and Colds,
Hemorrhages, Hay Fever, LaGrippe,
Asthma or any Bronchial affection it
stands unrivaled. Price SOC. and 81. 90.
Trial Bottle Free Sold and guaran-
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