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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23
Z 9eaaternes Nn. ifro lfrebrif

Sesaternes On. Sra 6reorifs.
balo meooeles ben CITE Sum- 6or
9pbeIen StiteoaIen meo tiIitsoenbe
bpmRsiig bebpggeoe Dele al SO %
Berg anIP9ger 6reorifsbaIo Som.
mime egen San0IeOuing ira lille @r.
teparb, foiten6e so q 10000 &roner.
9eu foreilaor Ntagiitrot og 6ormanb.
fab enitemnig, at gnIG95et ifal be.
tales al Soban Stangs fommuroIe
2egats opipareoe Reuter, iom Tor
nproGrenOe ubgisr 80 a 10000 SER.
ianlebes at &ommunen faar arlGg.
oct belt frit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23
SuSrntclie. anoen 8inie0ags

S~UrUrU1CITt. WNUGT YIITGUuBs
Worgen melem al. 4 og 6 merfebe5
paa &au5 B~reitegoaro / spre Gfer
fem @auge, at SooeSbpgnin9en rpite.
De, meIoes ira 9rammen. auoen
Sang gtf Ser Itgeiom ct Sfuo foran
RyteIien, treble Sang flirre0e Sp.
meme. Weaem boer RpiteIie bengif
10 eIler 90 Wtinittter. Senere poa
9agen brnqtes / @rforing, at Sorb.
rpiteIien ogiao par iogttoget andre
Steber / Smegnen. Wan mites al
merle, at 8epp1elier .gif ira Roro
MOB SpO euer Spooit. @eiret bar
title oq Hart.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23

Silialgs.- l55 Gcres isritetlasies
9nuo tiIiaIss I ct fturotnapif Settle.
meui, s vii fra Sp. gus, Stalo. 2aoe iau,t
COB Srpno % paoneGang pda 3dnoet; 4S
Geres iaurt tho o. ben bclue gpIine islger
meo 9ouoet. gris 1900 Dollars. Serpeu'
BELLE I'll Slsren. ipm Dor paa 2auoet. gor.:
Meter Senien. {obaceo Yarosn, v. 8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23

SrGbt nf Soset. Nelem alsiten
og Sesieim opertisrte ct @oostos for.
Ieoen Dag en- 9lore apinbe ira III.
lensafer. Sun fom saaenoe til en-
Sroooereane os bIeo life opmerfiom
paa So3et, isr BET bar f~orient. 90.
tomotipet greb rat / benbe og faitebe
benbe langt bortoper Stinnesangeu.
Samme Sog fog benbe meo til 2iae.
itrsm; oerira bIeo bun &Ioften S.45
ierot ino iii ariItiania. Sun par be.
oioitlss belle geieu % bsbe itrats ef.
ter bun par fommet inb paa Rigs.
b~oipitalet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23
Sunobrpen iprRngt.

Snnobrpen iprGngt. sra Saage
meobeIes Ben 4oe SlIni. Den itore
Suubbro oeo gaagemo er iprPngt
mat peo SIs6ning al 5000 Splpter
Esmmer fra Siaaf almennins, til
bgrenoe anton 9. gtilien, Otto Iaf-
ran meb flere. 8roen fappes i6ag.
Srafifen er ftpngt. 8roens SprGng'
ming bill poIbe flor luempe, ipecieIt
for SPtertrufifeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23
.Samar Oumfirfes Skinner err for

Sumar Countries &niner er for
Si6en un6er Separation, ioet man er
gaaet igans meb at beffe Mhlrfro-
nerne meo en- egen Sort Cement, ion
bebre emo ben ga1nle ifal tInne MOB
ftaa Sibens Sano. 9e R~rb9rbige
0ure err omgioet al Stiaabier, og ben
gamIe BrlSS er ifrabet al for at stbe
8laos for BEN npe. Irbeioet fore.
itaaes al grfiteft arne Senien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23

cnfeS-Rorif SdngtuItruftpr On.
tcs. Rormruoeues Sanaiorsning,
Milpauiee. RRrmere Undertaking, 9.
9drieu. 358-7tb ape., NiIpautee, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23

On geriun baboe Iirsoet til en- anSeu
meo 9su ON al faa lame 20 Collars. os
tiIIlut bapoe ban %tilfslst:
"S,5.l IA ies tRutte nGrmere oper
Saseu. ida pibite ies life. ON ies tIree
,cmme meS en- iaaedn Seu Ses ipraig
oerfor til Yoittoutorst for at faa Sres
pst tilbaes. men Sa par BET alsreSe az.
ienbt.-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23
Vorm0noenes
Dag / Souen

Sra Houcu meobeleS 0cu 6te Slmi:
Otter programmed ltuloe Huneitcs
ner, Observation-Disclosures @ope,
ferit o~iiIerea Den 24oe. DIR. @abe %
Wtaior Angeu bar imiolcrtio PRESET
poa, ga De Donifelig flnoe perte /
Nouen iaa IRnee. Sc bar opnaoei,
al Stencn ifllloe ~ailepereS i0og. "a.
gen er / oct Sele blepet NoromGnoe.
mes.
ST.. 3 / Gftermiooag ionot ga oer,
tore SeitiOeligbeo Ste0. gue Noro.
mGuO iomleOes / "Snroin OeS YIan.
teS", (ben botaniife Sope) bpor Ste.
men en6nu / S%ormiooog Ioa pao Den
Go9rt, iom bapbe fsrt Den oib. BOG.
men bar rigt blomiterimptfet.
"6ritbioiS" llnoeroificerer &nbet.
Ter % Nenise par placerebe pao oer
enc SIDE, Sangerne pau Den onoen.
Iae &ommunenS Autoriteter oe
1000 Silifuere baobe msot frem.
Gen norife og ben fronite Rntional-
lang bleu aiiuugen. booreiter 9pmr,.
'tten ipileoe 8oneeiongen.
DIR. 8aOe ~operorog iaa Stenen fra
Observation-Disclosures og iIuttebe meo
ct Sepe for Rormanbiet og Rouen.
@aIeiunbs Sroierer operbrugte
Goresien fra aaleiuno og taffeSe for
&olf.S tatueu. Observation-Disclosures
Sltngenber9 ooerbrogte Silien fro
Irtitiania. 9orgermeiter &eblonS be.
'oarebe iamtli9e SaIer, bporunSer
ban frembepebe bet biitoriife SIeet.
fob og Dem fommercieIle SorbinoeIie
% iIlttteoe meb ct 9eue, b~enboIOspis
for Rorge % aoIeiunS.
acknowledgements lang iao unoer
~aanoelsS StiIbeo Sen normonniife
RutionaIiang "9ier aie". sfibSm1,
itfen ipiaebe iaa OBJ. Og SmgerneS
og Observation-Disclosures 9efiIerina
fore9if UNDER ooI6iom geeeiitrina.
@eo Sotiben fnnbt Ragiitrats.
iefretar &Iingen6erss O~perrpfteIie
al @ofitaomobeIIen Steb / 9ourent.
firfen, og famtibig oOerrafte @rosie,
rer Sesielberg, artionr Sommer oa
Dr.. 8alem SiIsninqSooresier fra
"IQiance froncniie". 2eblono taf,
fe6e poa 9pens 0edne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23

regret paa flere Tiger / Sarbareer.
fioroen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23

SonbeIsitanbens Sangforenings
&oncert iaften / "2b&atre. bes. artS"
bIeo en- oOeroGIoenoe Sutceis. Soer
eneIte Billet bar iolgt % Sbeotret
fulbt al ct feitflP6t QubIifum. @ae
beroerenoe norife GjIreiierbe ira
Faris og Sabre 6eriblanot en- Rpng.
De Gamer, bapoe facet Blabs.
Rolieus @orgermeiter 2ebIon6
bopoe / gftermio6ng oiLaet 8iiit hos
gtorges 9eIegerebe ! HoteI Sronce og
inobuot Dem til of ta9e BIoos / per.
ionlige 2oger / &beatret.
s Salonen ser IiQuer Rational.
t~teatrets, men bar / Ruber, iaoes
Niniiter 9elapau6, ocSuoen en- bel
Gel Siiicerer. 0orite 4niigter ioaes
/ WRngoepis bInnbt EubIifum. CT
tort norif Stag par an5ra9t poa Den
enc SIDE AZ Scener.
8oncerten aabrebes meb, of gp.
muiifen, 100 Wuno. ipiQebe Sen nor.
tie og ben frantic TGoreIanbSiong
unOer itor Stemniug.
,Sougerne bIep 0eo in Snotr96ea
mootaget meb bierteligt gifaIS.
8riegs "SangerbiIien" pafte polo.
iom Ipplous.
Saa inotraa6te poa Scenen pIpS,
ieIig en- gommeI ~baI0blino Wtanb, le,
oct Of 2 Serrer. Get par 6orman.
beu / aomiteeu for 8ieninbfisb al
GorneiGes GUS, - set Garmaal.
boortiI Snbt9gten az aoncerter
gonr. timber iterf 9eoeseIie oper.
rafte ban 6oreuir9en en- pragtfuIo
@uISpaImegren meS Gebifation.
III 9%rogrommet5 lite afbeIine
pafte iier aieruIfs "Gunnb tn bors"
til Sueos bersmte ger5 uoIoiomt gi.
fQIb, Iigeiaa SoIters "Riaarguri".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23

GrereerpIabs peb ManoaI. @ere'
roImaior aIf 9uno bar ifslge Weebbe'
lelie ira Wanbal urberis5t 9etingel'
ierne for arI9g al en- grercerplabs
paa 2orb Saloeiens @ienbom 8eit.
npS peo Wanbal og omliggenbe
Strsg. WanbaIs Sormanbifab bar
paa Overwhelming uotalt, at bet bill
anbefale, at aommunen filler fig
melt mulig imsoefommenoe operfor
Speresmaalet ON 9rlI9 al aommls
mems t~ilitsoenbe gierbom 6ttrulun'
ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23
SurIpnnben 8iGtergnt.

SprIDnnben BIGtergnt. On Z
aars gammel @ietergut fra 8agn |
8aI6res, fom 2oen Btniebag bort
paa SieISet. @fterisgeIien bar biotil
opret for9i9pes. 9ensmonben /
Ssnbre altr0al bar anmobet Bolttis
meiteren / afer ON at faa itblaant en-
al B%olitibrnoene til SipIp peo Otter.
iegeIien. 8olitimeiteren bar eiter-
fommet SenItinineen, os 8oIitibe-
tient Gngb refer mn til @aIbres meb
SfGferbun0en ~fSIlr".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23

TrefrtDmprpef. Sfter HlgSaoOoz
fatenS 9eitemmelie err Der nil reiit
SiltaIe peo 9agmouosret moo Safob
SaIoorien Smiugaren oa Sans Sri.
itian Sanien @oloen I'll 6Gloelie Ell
Ter Straffelopen for 9aaren 1908
paa 6ieloet / Sraftcrne pe0 SPtereu
aulbuS / Sfrutpolo Sameie / Nor-
Gre GurboI meO SperlGg at bape for
polot Smut Freitruo$ 3eo, eaer meo-
pirfet oertiI. Subiioiprt tiltaIte$
&riItian @oIoen iii 6GloeIie eiter
Straffelopen for / Seniigt at mobar.
beioe en- ofientIig llnOerieQcIie, ser
er eller maatte blipe anitiuet anJaus
eltbe no9en itraibar &ou0Iing, at
bape beoirfet eler me0oirfet iii, at
@ienitoroe al 9ctponing for llnoer.
Isgelier tiIintetgioroeS, bragteS til
foe eQer forpanifeocS, eller at @ier.
ringenS Spor pan an0er Dtaabe no
iletteoeS, - % for at hape poet Ben
SfpIbige @iitouo efter IorepeIien al
Ell S%orbrpbelie for at iifre BAN en-
peb ianme tiIiigtet 6orOel - oeO, ga
Safob SoIporien S%miirgaren bauoe
OrP6t Smut Greitruo og baooe be.
megtiget iiq be poa benne funone
Gen9e, at biPIpe Sofob S~aIoorien
meb at ifiuIe 2i1et og meo at iGnfe
bet neb unSer Sien / en- / Wpren ne
benfor &uIbus oprenbe Garopnt.
Sogen bill antaaelie bIioe beborblet
poa 2ogmanbstbing / 8isoif omfriug
Wioten al SSSlli Waaneo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23

Siaof iom MeobomsmRnb. Seggeli
Renfompnni bar ior Si6en 1000 Ren
% &entompaniet ira Bang omfrins
600 Gpr Get fsrite Selitub bar
bapt Reu / 3 aar % oct anbet / bare
1 aar. De TO SeIifaber bar for Ell
flor Del beitet iammen. De tiItaIte
bar Sapneret / iorifieaige geiteitr9f.
Ringer / SoIoreS; men Sprene bar
Jiort lPngerc Gler fortere Streiftog
oper SsiiieI0Spiooerne / @ltbbroroS.
oalen. De bar iaaIcoes ppret belt
inoe / SeooaIen % Sfaabu. Retten
foubt oct g~ootsiort, at 9preue gieu.
tagenbe bauoe beitet paa ulopIig
8rurb, men ianbt oct life beoiit, at
at SOrsoaeIien bopoe pGret for.
iptlig. Sommeu loo pao Of bper al
De ire SntereSierter / Seggeliielifa-
bet Ifuloe betaIe $50 aroner og bier
al De TO MeoIemer / 1anqSielifabet
100 aroner | WuIft. 9eSuoer ifuoe
ole tiltalte / 6GueSifab betaIc 90
aroner / Sagsomfoiminqer. Sc Gil
talte iorlargte 9etPnfninaStio. Sus
gen bar prret iitl9t meo meqen Sn-
teresie al 9pgoefolf / 6ron % Badge
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23
Soppebe uberburo % brnfnebe. On

Spppebe uperborS os brnfnebe. gn
isrqeIig 8egipenbeo b9nbte paa
"Stuoanger"s Heiie I'll Bergen fsrfte
8inieoags aoelb, ioet en- al 8osiage-
rerne, en- NdIfiniit, 'om er boiat |
Sougeiunb, oeo Napn Snfobier, bob
peoe paa Sisen % britfnebe. geb-
fommenoe baobe p9ret paa 9eisg /
Stuponger / 8irien og ifitlbe reiie
biemober. San ffal efter De forelig.
genoe SpIpsnirger babe batblet rnr.
melt / ct SIags anfalo at aaabbeb,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-03-01
A TRIP TO FLORIDA

To the Laurens Advertiser:
AS you will notice. am in Florida.
My wife and left home on February
8th for this country
VIII endeavor to give you little
description Of our trip, and this coun-
try; II you think 1t worthy, OF publ
cation. We came as far as Columbia,
the first day. Had to wait there, un-
til one o'clock that night before we
could get train out to Jacksonville.
While waiting that afternoon, we took
In some Of the city. That evening, Wis
listed Dr. Pixies Rescue Home; as we
had known the matron, Miss Anna
Tinnstrom, and asst. matron, Miss
Mary Bell Holmes for a number of
years. ! only wish, that every one
of Gods children could only see, feel
and hear what We did there. IS
young ladies from the age of 10 to
&c. in that home-stained by sin,
branded by the devil We held a lit
tie service with them. Only IA were
able to come out to service One of
the youngest was asked to go to the
organ by the matron. You may have
an idea, that they are all ignorant,
and accomplished, but you are very
much mistaken. AS that little girl
touched the keys of that instrument,
the melodious strains of music pealed
forth, and our hearts could hardly
hold the emotion, as every mouth was
opened to sing the praises of our
God. After few songs. and prayers,
| | talked TO them from these words,
But Daniel purposed in his heart,
that he would not detile himself, Dan.
IS, after which OF the girls stood
for prayer. We sang Mothers BIZ
Bile" by suggestion of one of the girls.
| 1t is useless for me to say here, that
sadness swept over us; as we heard
the sobs of those poor unfortunate
girls. Let every Christian that reads
these lines, lift your heart to God, in
behalf of these unfortunate girls Of
the matron to help lift the heavy bur-
den off of her; as she only looks to
God for help.
Now comes another experience AS
we were waiting at the depot, the
alarm was given, and the great iron
horse came dashng up. painting
as if off long journey" with his
great train OF cars. We had our berth
assigned us, in the sleeper" | said
to my wife, lit has been long time
since l was rocked TO sleep, over 40
years ago. Really was anxious for
the experience. Thought perhaps it
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-03-01

would remind me of the times when
mother used to rock me In the old
arm chair until was lulled to sleep.
We started. anything but a cradle
to me. We were dashed from this
side to that. until we were like Paul
In the storm on the sea, wished for
day. Finally somewhere in strange
land, the porter called out, daylight"
to my great relief. raised the shade
and looked out upon the Land of
Flowers the most beautiful country
ever saw. Perfectly level filled with
large pines. palm trees, cypress trees,
with beautiful lakes here and there,
and the whole country covered with q
lovely carpet of grass with large herds
OF cattle here and there, only to add
to the grandeur of the scene. The
cattle, l noticed were very poor The
sun was just up, when we crossed the
river. about 1 mile wide with a great
prairie on either side as far as you
could see. This too, was a lovely
scene. The rising sun, glistening on
the water made it have the appear
ance of the sea of glass" We ar
rived at Jacksonville, a city of 10000
inhabitants. Did not remain longer
than an hour here, then we started
south, still admiring the beautiful lev
ell country for about SO miles, then
we began to get into the Florida sand
nj
passes anything have ever seen. With
its large live oaks, water oaks, large
long leaf pines, all covered with moss,
hanging or 3 feet long from almost
with palmetto. Then comes the la"ga
orange groves, covered with blossoms.
and the air is filled with their fra
GRANGE, with the ripe fruit also hang
ing on the trees. For the first time,
| had the privilege of going to the
tree, and eating of its luscious fruit,
until thoroughly satisfied The fruit
here is grand. Far surpasses what
we get at home, as they are gathered
and ripened prematnrely, for ship
ming, and not allowed to get thorough
| Nv ripe. The vegetables are in abund-
ance here. Enic,eG . dinner today
consisting of English peas, cabbage,
lettuce, onions of this seasons raising.
must say, before closing. God is
| blessing us with a good meeting down
here. People are getting saved. We
go farther south, in few days, to
start meeting at Webster Fla.
F.. l.. Bramhlett
Center Hill. Florida.
| February lith, 1911.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-03-01
A Eicrcn Nicht Alarm

IS the hOarSc, starlling cough OF Il
child, suddenly attackcd by Group.
OFTEN it aroused Lewis Chambln of
Manchester, o.. OR. r. No - for their
four children were greatly subject to
croOp. Sometimes i'm severe attacks, so
ne wrote we were afraid they would
die, but since we proved what a GER
tain remedy Dr Kings New Discov-
cry is, we have no fear We rely ON
it for Group and for coughs, colds or
any .h"cat or lung trouble" so do
thousands of others. So may YOU.
Asthma. hay fever lagrippc whoop-
ing cough. hcmorrhagcs fly before it.
lGc and Sl.00. Trial bottle free. Sold
hy IGurenS Drug Co. and Palmetto
BGIc Co
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-03-01
Falls, Mass.
Probable Officers.

The following officers will probably
be suggested to the board of directors
OF Parker Cotton Mills company for
election: Lewis w. Parker, president: :
Thomas T.. Parker, vice presidents
Alex Macbeth. treasurer, and NJ NJ
Trotter, Jr.. secretary
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-09
THE GIRL ( LOVE-"

The Girl l Love" a new musical
farce, has been produced at the La
Sale opera house of Chicago, under
the auspices of Harry Askin. as a sue
cessor 10 The Sweetest Girl in Paris. e
It has been received as one OF the
prettiest pieces ever staged at the La
Sale, in its scenery, costumes. dances
and music. The principal players of
the company are: Sydney Grant. Clara
Palmer, Grace Edmond George VIII
son, Garrick Major, George Pettingill.
Harry c. Lyons, Walter A Pearson.
Mabella Baker, Dorothy Homer and r.
J Ravenscroft.
The Sweetest Girl in Paris" opened
an extended tour in Milwaukee Sun
day night, Feb. ,. while its successor
was being hailed with enthusiasm at
the LaSalle The original Chicago
company. including Trixie Friganza
Alexander Carr, Frederick V. Bowers.
Zoe Barnett. Dorothy Brenzer and
Cathryn Rowe Palmer, will go on the
tour with this clever entertainment.
which is due in Rock Island March l.
In this connection Manager Askin made
The following announcements THE
Sweetest Girl in Paris and every other
company Wioh / send on tour. will have
exactly the same company that played
at the LaSalle opera house. and that
company will be first class in every
respect. ! intend 10 teach the managers
Of certain other touring attractions =
lesson in sincerity and also make the
trademark of Chicago stand for theat-
ricaI excellence and honesty through.
out the country, from Frisco to the
Atlantic coast"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-09
AUGUSTANA TEAM
EXPECTS A BATTLE
Reports From Iowa Indicate That
Central University Boys Are
Best in State.

The basketball team from Central
university at PelIa. Iowa. has thrown
considerable of a scare into the camp
of the Augustana collegians. The
discovery has just been made that
the Central boys have what is prob
ably the best team in Iowa and il
looks as though Augustana will have
the contest of its career in order to
even make a good showing. Some
time back the "Pellicans" defeated
the former Iowa champions of the
Ottumwa Y. NJ. c. A. and it was
the knowledge of this victory more
than anything else that has apprais-
ed the local students of the calibre
of their next opponents. The OF
tumwa cracks went down in defeat
on their own floor by a score of 3
TO 90 With the Augustana boys on
their mettle, the game at the col
lege gymnasium this evening ought
to be an interesting affair.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-09
PURE RICH BLOOD
Harper House Pharmacy Sells a Pre-
scription That Means NigOr.
Vim, Vitality.

Because Mi-o-na causes the blood TO
get better and more nOurishment it is
al all times a valuable tonic. II PUTS
vigCl into the muscles. clears up the
imr! rly ncurished brain and makes
stI-u nerves that will stand the Sc
vor,st Test
Men who feel that their vitality is
slipping away: that the vim and en-
ergy that they formerly put into all
their work is lacking that ambitious
impulses and clever ideas do not come
as they used to-are the kind of men
that need Mona
Besides being a peerless remedy for
indigestion, Mi-o-na is a most pTonOunc-
ed tonic
If you have that blue. discontinued
feeling through the day and pass rest
less nights. trying unsuccessfully to
get refreshing sleep. take a month 5
treatment of Mona stomach tablets,
and bring the sunshine into your life.
Mona costs but so cents at the Har-
per house pharmacy and druggists ev-
erywhere. Guaranteed TO cure indiges-
ton and Immediately relieve all stom-
ach misery. or money back.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-09
Famous Pint of Cough
Syrup" Recipe
No Better Remedy at any Price.
Fully Guaranteed.

Make a plain syrup by mixing one
pint of granulsted sugar and u pint
of warm water and stir for two min
utes. Put "a ounces of pure Pinex
(ffty cents WORTH in a pint bottle,
and fill ii up with the Sugar Syrup
This gives you a family supply of the
best cough syrup at a saving of 81
1t never spoils. Take a teaspoonful
every one. two or three hours.
The effectiveness of this simple
remedy is surprising II seems to
take hold instantly, and will usually
stop the most obstinate cough in "a
hours. It tones up the faded appe-
title and is just laxative enough to be
helpful in a cough, and has a pleas
ing taste. Also excellent for bron-
chial trouble, throat tickle. sore lungs
and asthma. and an unequalled rem
edy for whooping cough.
This recipe for making cough rem
edy with Pinex and Sugar Syrup Tor
strained honey is a prime favorite
IN thousands OF homes in the United
been initiated, though never success
fully. If you try il, use only genuine
Pinex, which is the most valuable
concentrated compound of Norway
white pine extract, and is rich in
gUiaicol and all the natural healing
pine elements. Other preparations
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AD FINISHES FAST
Closing Round Saves Wolgast
in Six Round Bout With
Knockout Brown.
LATTER Is HARD WORKER
Champion Plays Safe Game and Pro-
tects His Injured Arm Except
at the Close.

Philadelphia, Feb. "a whirl-
wind finish on the part of Light
weight Champion AID WoIgast re-
suited in an even break in his six
round bout with Knockout" Brown
of New York last night before the
American Athletic club. The battle
was marked by some clean hitting
offset by some wrestling and rough
ing which the champion seemed bent
on indulging in, much 10 the discom-
future of his younger and less exper-
fenced opponent.
Not a few were surprised by the
work of Brown, but on the other
hand II was plainly evident that VOL
CAST was playing a safe game. He
only fought when necessary to hold
his own and this was evident at the
finish when he cut loose with some
ripping rights and lefts to Brown S
face and body. which fairly bewil-
dered the Gotham boxer.
Brown did his best All through
the fight he kept going at top speed,
but Wolgast with his wonderful de-
Tense. remained cool. and while the
New Yorker landed a number of
blows they were so cleverly blocked
that they lost their power.
BREAK EVEN on ROUNDS.
Hair-line decisions in each round
would have given the men three
apiece except for the final when VOL
CAST worked like a champion and
made Brown look anything but the
famous knockout" who has been
touted as a coming champ from one
end of the country 20 the other.
Toward the close Brown was the
recipient of hard lefts on the body,
and the champion followed these up
with a powerful right to the chin
which shook the eastern boy from
head to toe.
At the opening it was plain that
Wolgast was taking no chances with
his fractured arm. He spared care
fully and kept the injured member
well under cover when stopping any
of his opponents swings. For the
most part Wolgast played for his op-
head and several times
Brown barely warded off wicked
swings to the jaw.