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Hunt Club Meet Should Pro.
vide Two Days of Good
and Novel Sport
BY VINCENT

THE bugle will blow and h horses
will parade TO the post a. OF
1 yore right in our midst next
Thursday and Saturday. Those who see
no future In the e~xhllarating gee gee
game had better be on hand at Belmont
Terminal on either OF these days II they
wish TO get what may be a last look at
a high class bunch OF th~oroughbreds
and silken bloused riders struggling
around the course.
The annual meeting OF tho United
| Hunts Association which will occupy the
two days promises to furnish real sport
and unlimited thrills TO thousands who
| have had their enthusiasm bottled up
| since last August at Saratoga. The race
days OF the Hunt Association are big
society events to the Long Island set,
hut are not necessarily exclusive. Any
body with the price OF admission Is well
come, and II the sport OF previous hunts
+, duplicated two days of good racing
rhould be seen.
The course lies adjacent to Belmon,
Park, and while not laid out in such pre-
t~entlous fashion as Belmont Park itself
is by far really prettier. The track Is
llll OUT lNiOuSh ~ "NSA'"'Ns WV "
the natural beauty OF the place havins
been in,erfered with in Its construction
The steeplechase course Is one OF thu
most difficult horses are asked TO nego
t,ate. The Jumps at Sheepshsad anc
Grayesend are play for the "leppers" II
comparison to those cleared at tho hun
meet. At times the horses must rui
down Hill and out Of sight for n minut,
or 20, and then ascend an incline L
clear a jump at the top. Tl.en there 1
the ~"plgpen." n boxed up square mad
OF obstacles of posts n rails. int
which tho horses must jump In and out
There ID hardly space enough for
horse 10 do more than land after clear
ing one side before hopping over tn
other side. Such racing Is q novelty 70
most of tho local raoegoers.
For the first day. Thursday. . pro
gramme of seven races has been n
ranged by Secretary Frank Bryan.
The first Is the Hollis Plate, for three
year-olds and upward. one mile on tn
fiat. Simple Honors. Cuban, o EN-
Faultless and John A. Munro ara anon
the entries.
The second race u ths Dsssx Hun
HAndioaO etssplsohAA. esnA nds ANnl
~, aeout thrss n1o s~er Q ooes "a
The evening world., 1911-06-06
Real Horse Racing Here
at Belmont Park Thursdau

rail course. Dolly SpanMcr. Diana,
Maple Leaf. Carmen. ryosa. Butwell
and Essex B. are among the hunters
named to start
The third race u tho Hampstead Open
Handicap Steeplechase. about two
miles. over q brush course bringing ou
such good ms as Dinna Ken, o. X,
Hylda. Bishop. Waterspeed and Gun
Cotton.
The Mounted Service Cup. for horse,
tho property OF the United States Gov.
eminent or army officers, ridden by
army officers In summer dress, 70 the
fourth event. Fifteen thor ugh bred.
make up the field.
The NTH race Is the Committed
S~teeplechase Cup for qualified hunters
about two miles over a brush course
and thirteen are named TO 20 In this
race. Some of them being Hereno.d
Mystic Light. Gold Plate. Far Yves
and Yana Chrlsty.
The sixth race. the Galloway Handi
cap, brings out duly registered gallo,
ways. 1t IL a six-furlong dash, and ha.
among It's starters Allan Pinkerton',
| speed marvel. Booger Red. Raymond
Belmont's Culvert and Harry Smith,
Matte Bumpo.
lack and Hunters. registered and rid,
den by mombers of recognized hunts
Will strive for the Members' Plate n
the seventh race. This will bring gu
some of the best known gentlemen rid
ers.
The officials for tho meeting are a,
follows: Stewards. August Belmont
Gen. Frederick D.. Grant. Capt. Il. n
Cassatt; judges. William p. Bixss, All
gernon Daingerfield: starter, Frank
Bryan; paddock Judge. w. +. Presgraye
clerk of the scales. Herman p. Conkling
clerk Of the course. Frank J. Bryan.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK 7oS SSdE EDgzz-n
Dodgers E;'en Up
With Ca,Qlnals
On The Series
Nap Rucker and Cy Barger
Both Pitched Well Against
st. Louis.

CHICAGO. June 6-Commandsr Ill
Dahlen OF the Brooklyn Trolley
Dodgers arrived here with his warriors
this morning feeling well satisfied with
the result OF the do,ngs ia st. Louis.
tie first town to be played on the
Western tour. Roger ~Eresnuhan's team
had spanked the Cincinnati Reds nve
out OF seven previously to the visit
OF the Trolley Dodgers aud tho en-
perts had il In advance that Il was a,
sin and a shame what was going to
happen to Barger. tucker, Bell AMI.
Seaman. Barger operated In the In
ausural and though BEi steele. his OPP
ponent. let fiy u five hit game, Cy was
brackoted. Then Bell was knocked
out In short order n Seaman sa1Sre !
a Ike fate. 1t was up 10 l.ucScr 70
dispose of Roy Golden IL the Trolley
Dodgers were to secure an even break.
Nap was at hts best In the stretch
run, after getting off to none too good
a start and thanks TO q sweet swat
rally Ia the eighth inning, Couison.
Zimmerman and Erwin bun ching sac
drives. after Hummel opened the An
ming by walking and advancing 20 sec
oRi on Burch's sacrifice tap. won
breezing.
President Ebbetts went South IN
company with Larry Sutton. one Of his
scouting bureau. to look over the
phenoms In tho Southern Association
and Texas League circuits.
A Wild sensation wss U,us wna ssAasAans
And Eason relieved Klein and Emslis In the last
games with st. LouiA IL 10 ssldom that Nm
pifes arc shiftsd while . sris 10 On. 6ua John.
stone and Ea-on evidently had trouble with the
sggregations of Chance and MoGraw In ChicAs1
and yesterday they landed hero.
Shortsop Tooky WA the bst tuvsuls DAhisn
sprung here this trip. The Rochester recruit
worked In ell four contests as n he WA Q vstAran
and IL evidently . member Of the BrooklyA tam
for all time.
Zimmerman and Coul.tea 18th stuch b 9esy
chap rsg.stsred much Of an. impr1den. Tns bet
ting L. At e,w,s that netSh1 Will b . segulsI
whsn The Trolley Doden rsturn nsxt ~
bssn . stumklas bhct % 6s 6SSA
The evening world., 1911-06-06
All The Games at a Glance in
WHAT THE SHOW

GERMANY schsofer. who Is a good sll.rouhd
player. covered first base sor Jimmy McAleeg's
team In their game with tho Detoit's and dr.
well. retiring ten men. "Gernany' "a usual
was there with the s,ick, ua,tinS out two nee
bingle5. one Of them scorlng Milan with the only
nun the team g0t.
"uon,n' Wagner must have been called many
pet names by Ftd CArSs and the rest OF the
rttsb,ug team after he made the tumble Of Wei
chnnoe'. g'ounder Ia the. tenth innins and al
lowed Luderu, - cross tho plate With the run
which won The game for the ihill!ei from "a,
Pirates.
Waivers have been ass,d or. Denton 7. 10y,
Young. the veteran pitcher II tho Clrvels nd
American League team, Young has not pitohet
a game this season on account Of illness.
Wishing 20 play in Aurora. III. the city wher,
I've fIst gained pom.nence % a high shoo
and Prairie League star, I'M" Torrcy, Ia
applied 10 the NV York National League clul
Tor his release, rorfcy was eick last season bU
IA nov anxious 10 return To the game, l~loalizin,
that he 4, not strong enough 10 work in M
major leagues, he wanis 10 start from the bottom
once more.
The evening world., 1911-06-06

-LETCHER. the Giants utility IN
fielder. Is certainly making o
l IN the absence OF Larry Doy.e,
whit has now drawn n suspension OF
three days for u run in with umpire
Johns,one in ChlcaI3o. Fletcher was on
the Job fne dandy yesterday. lie
made three hits out OF ave times AT the
bat. scored one run and retired hVe
men.
Oeke.. the outnelder. and Mike Now
cry, the third bsseman OF tho 81
Louis -ArA,aa.s. are Increasing their
batting averages daily, In yesterdays
game with the Trolley Dodgers. cakes
made three safe hits while Mowery
made a two-bagger and a three bag
ger.
'"Ty" Cobb was a buy man again Yesterday
He went b the bat four times. made two hits
scored one run. put out three men and sIol'
two bases.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
OTIS johnson a Great Fielder,
but Not as Heavy Hitter
Pc as Expected.
BY BULGER.

Of Dari Gardner reports In shape to-
day, A In expected. Hal Chase will
4 establish an inneld that In to be kept
i~ntact-one that oar run as n regular
machine, and. without changing a 'os.
night h battles Of tho Hilltop all sum.
msr. Ono Of the greatest handbags
the Highiandsrs have had to suffer
this season has been the constant
changing and switching of players In
tho infeld. For this there were several
reasons. The now men O TO be gwen
Q thorough trial. while illness caused
the irregular appearance OF tho vet
Grams. After looKing the field over very
carefully, Chase appears to have struck
the golden combination. The perma.
nsnt infield undoubtedly II to DO made
up of Hartxell at third. Knight at short
Gardner at second and Chase at hrst.
Otis Johnson has done some beautiful
fielding and throwing at short. lie haS
also shown himself u wonder ~ reaching
nrst base on the four-ball route. but his
| hitting has not been as heavy as was
expected. knight 10 u much stronger
ciouter, and when ,ho IL going risht
there 10 not q better fielding shortstoI
In either big league. As long as kniGh'
keeps going at his present pace there
could be nc chance Tor johnson or n
body else 10 get him out. Whether hi
returns as a regular or not, johnson Il
a very handy man - have around as 4
substitute. Like Knight. Johnson car
play any position In tho inileld. He 1
also a good outfielder.
The White Sox have a strong .
this season. and no a can look upol
them as easy picking. All spring the,
.have been reckoned n strong contende
for the %pennant. In iIughey Duffy the,
have one OF the best managers In tn
business. lie knows u beseball clu
whom he sees II ana no il,s gone I
work at building UP u machine tina
The evening world., 1911-06-06
Giants NoW In Lead:
Are Prepared for Warm
Reception at Phtsburg

ment over the series about to open.
One week can upset tho entire SIT
uat.on and Pirate bugs are pulling
might and main FOR the one chance OF
cutting down McGraw's present slight
lead.
The battle for tho lead IN the Nation
- League 10 about ~ bttter this year
e Il has been for years. TNs otAnts
were able to hold the plaos through
ths series a. Ch,oago by the nArrowsst
kind Of Q margin. The Cubs dropped
back into third place BY losing yes.
tsrday, for the Phlnss have oobosd
I'D into the second place again and
are now only half . game behind the
leaders. The Cubs ere a game c
OF the procession.
Mathewson wss entitled 10 the vic.
tory in yesterdays battle. for III
pitched a. pretty q stme As ne svei
did in his life. ~ Il was only because
Of tho weakening of Mclntre IN tn'
ahead With tho score l TO 0. tn
Cubs thought they would be- able e
win out for the third time IN tn
series and pass the Giants In the rece
A Il was, the series was an eveI
break. and every one wa plsnty SAT
isned to sec It come out that way
The ANAL game between the GIANT
and Chicago was the best OF the series
There were plenty Of sparkling play,
that brought the crowd to is rect
Matty was cheered as no walked u
the bench after two innings ana ina
IL something that few players are o
ored with by crowds in hostile oit'es
sheckard. Schultz and Doyle were Siy
en- ovations by the crowd for thei
great fielding stunts. also.
The wholesale punlshments hande'
out by President Lynch will not hur
n team very much. Larry Doyl
really strengthened his side by hck
ing himself out because Fletcher playe'
rnss around him and had a hAno u
al Of tho rallies that there were mao
BY tho Giants.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
Coach Kennedy Gives Every
Member of Crews Individ-
ual Instruction.
Gales Ferry. Conn, Juno Q.

Gales Ferry. Conn. Juno Q.
-HE Yale varsity crew was kept
indoors yesterday until late in
1 the evening, the rain and exam
nations preventing practice. At 8
o'clock the crew was out foR the irst
practice on the river since their arrival
on Sunday. Despite the rain the water
was smooth and the rowing conditions
excellent. Coach Kennedy kept q close
watch Of the tours. a oarsman re-
ceiving his personal attention. They
rowed four miles at a good clip.
The tours were followed over the
course by the freshman eight. There
has been no change In any OF the
present time.
Psnisa Maid. 2.o4h. one Of the greatest trot.
ting mares In the country. was sold last night At
indianapolis by ~. ID. shut. Rock Rapids, "a.
I. e. r. I, :! sn.s Mskf n many 9, % y III q, To- .,.s "a isss:
for the coming season.
H.rv.rd',. track team .dvi.Ss hsd . nesti..
sica.ii HsrsTd: Y.ls;;SHoIS.mS..as; IAN: . :.
t has A n1s 4 Ssfs S ss'i Sus stated that any ny date Sstwsei
July y anu IL Will pc
James y. German Of Gan Francisco eetabtshst
A new worlds revolver record at the Shell Mound
range, scoring ACT Tor fifty shots at fifty yards OF
tic standard American target. Tho former rcor
Of a85 was made by Capt. Calkins at Springfield
Mass. In 1904.
The members Of the wNiy wsly Yacht. 0uf
Of CAnarie have elected the following Officers
Commodors George p. Hunt; Vie; Go%m,G'Sdors
treasurer, Jerome ]. fllnni Assistant TrsasuFr
Nurd s nm GCys1nins c1mmittes, Gsonys B
John @. Davens and Percy N. Kiien.
that the race for Ealing yachts 70 Bermuda vl
b .'.Jt:d next :, s *. Thfs o cup; ySi,A s b.
made and Is very handsome. II cost 400. bp
The Council stipulated that thsrs ;hoSid b. =,
IN diameter and twelve Inches dssp.
e. %Y;,!,;| ;:;' :' !g'::.':s = "a
The evening world., 1911-06-06
Big Yale OarSmen
Take Hard 4-MiIe Spin

Karl H. Behr apd Carlton 3, Gerdnn hA,e
ben put In Charge Of the mstropl;tan lawn ecnns
sasnrGSs, Jun: II. q the We. Side Lawn Tennis
Club courts at Van Costl.ndt: Il rs sapsSssd tsnfi
strive for tho title.
ndnc x biusSonnstI. Montresl. ousbss. Ssllop-
Ing. hnms . winner in. the first Noe. four and .
lars field. Semen. the f~avorits. IN the bstuns.
too second.
Eddie Sweeney, catcher, defeated Roy Hartsal.
third baseman. in last nights game o. the New
nsment at Doyis's BY the scors Of eb to IS. 10th
men made high runs OF 8. The game lastsd forty
Pitcher Jimmy Vaughn tonight.
terschoiastic record for the half male, has been
elected. captain Of the Phillips Academy trsci
Lawrence, Mass. q member Of the clAss OF 1912,
| and WIN manage the football team next fall.
The evening world., 1911-06-06

INDIANAPOLIS, June 6.-RAy Bron-
son, new claimant for the w~elterweisht
championship. made his first appearance
here since returning from Australia ana
England. where he fought under Hugh
McIntosh's management He met Nor
rs Bloom OF Chicago. n beat him by
a wide margin In ten rounds. Bronson
will not attempt to make the light
weight limit again.
The evening world., 1911-06-06

VIII stand Tor several seasons n ID
no nrst appearance of the White Sox
on the Hilltop this spring.
AZ tho WghIanders ore only M
and one-hoIf games behind the
WHITE Son tho present serSos UNU
decide Whtoh 10 entitled to a
bs,th IN tho first division. Russell
Ford has been Droomod for the
opening battle inc II Is likely that
Ed Walsh, tho r~osy-faced spttbou
artist, ,otU appear against Nm
Walsh has been a tough man for
the Hi0hldnders IN tho past, but
Ford has been evcn tougher for the
White Sor.
We hereby offer the following YER
batim copy of n letter as tho prise con-
tribution to tho Questions and Answers
department:
Dear Sir-To settle a bot. will you
kindly tell me who washes the uniforms
for tho Yankees2 A. T. j.
A stamp was inclosed for reply. Any
Information on this important subject
would no doubt be appreciated by the
inquisitive "A. T. j." You may tie II
but you can't beat It.
Jim Vaughn'g sore talon was feeling
like n real self-respecting. hard-work
Ing finger this morning. and ne sait
that he would be ready TO 80 In an
pitch when called upon. The troubl'
was a little pin scratch that became in
famed and prevented the big twirle,
from gripping the ball.
The fans may not knop u, but
Chase has a young catcher on Ms
The evening world., 1911-06-06
nIlI Papke a Pam.

KEWANEE, H.. June 6. Citizens
here are planning an ovation for BilIv
Papke. his wife and family, especially
the family. on the fighters return from
Australian and England. following tho
receipt OF the news to-day that the
middleweisht champion Is the father OF
q son. born yesterday in London.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
Sailor Burke Disqualified
And Barred From Club
For FOuling Ted Nelson
BOXING STAG TONIGHT.

~ tho Brown Gymnasium A. A.
JAck Dorman OF tho Bronx will
meet KID Burns. the west side light
weight. In tho main bout Of ten
rounds.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
Fan May Have Burned Diamond.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. Juno 6.-Pol!ce
are to-day investigating the IRE which
destroyed tho Three Eye League bail
park here last night. The police sus-
pect that the act was committed by
some irate fan incensed by the transfer
Of the Springfield team to Decatur, Ill.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
KivIAT INC BILLY PAUL
TO RACE A0AhN

different events At the MAYO Mems
games a. Celtic Park on Tune u. Five
events are on the programme. Each OF
them Is Q special. with every man sear,-
ing on even terms. t-r r.
In the one-mile race wilton Paul..
Abel Kiviat. Melvin Sheppard. Frank
Riley and Jack Monument will meet,
PAUL Is anxious to turn h tables on
tho young Irish-Amerioan champion.
who defeated him on Sunday BY . few
inches.
The evening world., 1911-06-06

Flynn Trains for Morris.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. juno a. Jim
Flynn Of Pueblo. who 10 to night Carl
Morris, the Oklahoma heavyweight. on
July 1. has begun training Tor tho
match.
The evening world., 1911-06-06

Games Scheduled for To-day.
Jersey City at Nswark-
baltimore at Proytdsncs.
Rochester at Buffalo,
Toronto At Montreal.
The evening world., 1911-06-06

bingham 10 Rewarded.
EXETER, N. H.. Juno e.-Wnfasm J.
Bingham. holder Of tho world's inter
scholastic record for the half mile, va
yesterday elected captain of the Phillips
Academy track team for next year.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
HiQhlanders Bank On
Gardner to Brace Up
OH-C CHANGED Znfield

will stand for several seasons. h II
the first appearance of the White Sox
on the Hilltop this spring.
The evening world., 1911-06-06

-HE Giants reosivsd man q hard
knock when they lost a game to
tho Cubs two days after get
ting q good lead. But they have real
championship cal!bre after all-ne doubt
OF II. Yesterdays pinch playing. when
the Giants. with the SCORE 10 against
them. came up in the ninth inning and
ripped on seven runs. proved their
class. They are fDishers. They have
the real hghting spirit. And IL they
don't win the pennant this year 1t will
be one OF the baseball surprises that
upset all dope.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-05-25
AIDES

We can promise you a clear,
clean skin ana beautiful COM
plexion if you use ZEMO and
ZEMO SOAP according to
directions.
ZEMO is skin beautifier and a
scientific preparation for the treatment
of eczema, pimples. dandruff and all
diseases of the skin and scalp. ZEMO
SOAP is the incest, best lathering anti
septic soap you ever used for toilet or
bath.
Sold by druggists everywhere and in
Webster by Halbkat, the Medicineman.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-05-25
D. B. Compton & Son are the Webster

D. B. Compton & Son are the Webster
Agents.
While in the city yesterday Senator
Parks informed the writer that he had
burned over a slough the day before
and supposed before coming home that
the fire was out However, in the
evening the senator looked out and
saw quite blaze and it took the COM
bined efforts of Mr.. Parks, the child
rem and some of the neighbors to head
off good prairie fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Perkins and fam
lily came over from Sisseton Monday
morning and will in the future make
their home in Webster. This esti-
mable couple are we'll known in Web
ster having for some time made their
home in Waubay and then Charley"
has kinda crowd up in this section of
South Dakota and every body knows
him and will be glad to welcome them
all as residents among us.
The members of the Norwegian
Lutheran choir treated Ed. Rickmo to
a very pleasant surprise at the Knapp
hotel Monday evening. After choir
practice the members repaired to the
hotel where tables were placed for the
entire choir and three course supper
served. Mr.. Rickmo was then pre-
sented with set of silver spoons as an
evidence of the esteem in which he is
held. Mr.. Rickmo was married to Miss
Jennie Anderson Wednesday evening.
d. C. Kidder went to Madison, S.
D., last week where he accompanied
his daughter, Miss Florence, to a hos
pital. The young lady has been hav-
ing great deal Of trouble of late with
her nose and throat and the physicians
decided that operations were necessary
upon each. These were made and
were very successful. Mr.. Kidder
returned home Saturday evening and
Miss Florence arrived in Webster last
night and is getting along very nicely.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-05-25
Taken Up
Toby Huseby.

Came to my premises, Rusk township
section Is, township l21 range Sc,
about May IL, one yearling steer red,
with white belly, with horns. Owner
can have same by proving property
and paying charges. Carl Schlotte,
Webster, RI, box 81.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-05-25

Found-Came to my premises about
May II, one SOW pig about nine months
old. Owner can have same by calling
and paying for this notice.
Aug Wolff.
Racine township, section 20, town
ship l22, range 55, Day county South
Dakota.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-05-25

Pure Water. Best Sand and Graz
vel
/ have no desire to deceive the pub
lie. have no further connection with
the Small spring or gravel pit, but am
supplying better water, better sand
and better gravel and am doing BUSH
ness on my own hook. Any and all
kinds of teaming business. Excava-
tions a speciality.
Phone No. IS.
Toby Huseby.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-05-25

Chinese pheasants are being distrib-
uted throughout the state with the
hope of making them propagate in
South Dakota. Last Wednesday even
ing, VIM. Roth received pair of the
feathered beauties from Brookings
which he let free in his tree claim.
Nimrods are warned against dispatch
ing these birds as such sport may prove
very costly. The introduction of these
birds into our state is to be commended
and our citizens should encourage the
movement. Let the game warden get
busy. -Andover Gazette.
Mike Sasse came up from Webster
Tuesday to visit with his sons here and
look after his real estate interests.
Shortly sitter his arrival a telephone
message was received from Webster
stating that Mrs. Sasse who had been
seriously injured in an auto accident
was worse. She had been out for a
drive and her horse was frightened by
an auto. Mr.. Sasse and his sons were
taken to Webster Immediately by Ole
Holen in his auto. Mr.. and Mrs. Sasse
are early residents of Marshall county
and have many friends here who will
wish Mrs: Sasse speedy recovery. =
Britton Journal.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-05-25

Bristol will celebrate the 4th of July
on large scale. 1t will be the big
event of this part of the state.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-05-25
Observation-Disclosures

am prepared at all times TO deliver
sand, gravel or pure soft water lin
tanks from the spring formerly owned
by Andrew Small. Toby Huseby is not
connected with me and does not get
any gravel or water from above place.
Phone 404-4. Fred Brahage.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-05-25

TASKS A PLEASURE

work and play hard, stir up the
sluggish circulation, have the springy
step and alert movements associated
with perfect heaIth-know that the
System is in perfect trim.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-05-25

Increase your vital powers-be
possessed OF clear, healthy skin,
clear eyes and a clear brain feel
the good, rich blood coursing through
your veins--be vigorous.