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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1912-03-29
CONGRATULATIONS TO:

Elihu Thomson, noted electrical in.
ventor. 50 years old today.
ICY" Young, the oldest of profes-
sional baseball players, As years old
today.
John d. Works. United States sena.
tor from California, IS years old today.
Cardinal 0otti. one Of the most emf
nent members Of the Sacred College,
70 years old today.
DR.. George g. Wilson. professor of
International Ia wat Harvard Univer-
sity, - years old today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1912-03-29

Let's Have Some Decency.

= Connersvlle-and Roosevelt won!
what would
Indiana
weren
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1912-03-29

A willing mind makes a hard journey
s,sy.- Massinger.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1912-03-29

A beautiful line of cream Easter
Eggs, all good to eat, at Prices.
mar29-3O apr 3-4-5
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1912-03-29

New York Representatives-Pa 4
Young. 30-34 West 33d street, and -.
u West Sand street, New York. n 7.
Chicago Representatives Payne Il
Young. 747-.S Marquette Building.
Chicago. Ill.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-12
STATE ORGANIZATION OF
COLOREO DEMOCRAT S

4 large delegation of cOlorcd dem
ocrats met at oklahoma City Satur-
day and organized state club for
the purpose Of stimulating statewide
interest in the ensuing county ana
county elections Twenty-six coun.
ties were represented q the meeting
and arrangements were made to per
feet dmocratic organizations in ey-
cry county in the state where there
are any considerable number Of col
ored voters.
The leaders ia tni- movement be.
lievc It possible to secure ren thou
sand colored votes for the national
democratic ticket. IT, Oklahoma and
to elect the democratic ticket in
practically every county in inc stnte
Headquarters have been establish
ed temporarily at oklahoma city
The officers elected are: A f. Pat.
terson Mushogee. president Dr. A
J. Jordan, Iangstou vice president.
j r. Mason, secretary. +. y Lyn
wood. Oklahoma city. correspondents
secretary. B. ! Luster. Oklahoma
City. treasurer. aud S y Russell
Taft. chairman Of executive commit
tee A 'arge number Of field aud nr-
g9nizatiou officers were elected from
the various counties
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-12

rrsted IT with smile Of CAV defiance:
DO Won believe in divorces ?"
Anne Cattle stuck 10 her guns !
.rust sa7 | don't | think law ought
20 be passed stopping them
80 do l." Mrs Wellington annishl7
agreed. and ! hope they'll pass Just
such Law after | get mine Then
she ventured little shaft of her
own. You don't believe in divorces.
I Judge you've never been married.
"Not once" Tho spiuster drew her
seif M. but Mrs. Wellington disarmed
her with an unexpected bouquet
"Oh. lucky woman! Don't let any
hesrtless man deluds you into taking
the fatal step."
Anne Cattle was nothing If not hon
est She confessed frankly: Il must
Say that nobody has made any violent
efforts TO compel me to. That's why
I'm going to China"
ITO China!" Mrs. Wellington
sasped hardly believing her ears.
"My dear! You don't intend to marry
= laundryman
The idea, I'm going - mission
airy"
a mlsslonsry2 Why leave Chlca'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-12
HOW TO SUCCEED

During the last fey years. condi.
tions in all lines of business. even
professional life, have changed 50
cocpletelv that every man is waking
up to the fact that In order to win
success he must specialize aud learn
To do sCme one thing and No il we'll.
So It is with any article that is sold
60 the people. 1t must have genuine
merit or Lo amount Of advertising will
maintain the demand for the article
For many years we have watched
with much interest the remarkable
record maintDned by Dr. Kilmcr's
Swamp-RoOt. the great Kidney. Liver
and Bladder Remedy From the very
be ginning the proprietors hal so
much confidence in it that they in
tited every one to test it, free Of
lost before purchasing
It is a PHYSICIANS prescription
They have on file thousands of let
ers received from f.rmer sufferers
who are now enjoying good health as
, result Of it's use
However. if You wish first to try
sample bottle address Dr. Kilmer &
o.. Binghamton. n. Y. and mention
his paper They will gladly forward
'ou a sample bottle by mail, abso-
utely free
Regular sizes for sale at all drug
;ists-fifty cents aud one dollar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-12
CHAPTER "
A Queen hmono Wor,.,

Miss Anne, Cattle seated in Mrs.
Jimmie Wollingtons seat had not
heard Mr. Jjhmie Wellngtou's sketch
OF his wife Bu she needed hardly
more than 2 glance to satisfy herself
that she and Mrs Jimmie we're as
hopelessly antipaihetic rs only TWO po-
lite women can be.
Mrs. Jimmie Was accounted some.
thing of snob in Chicago society. but
perhaps the missionary was tliHe
the snobbisber Of the two when they
met.
Miss Cattle could overlook hun
dred vices in Zuu queen more easily
than = few in fellow countrywoman.
She did not like Mrs Jimmie, and she
WIS proud Of il.
When the porter said. "l'm afraid
you got this ladys seat" Miss Cat
tie shot ono glance at the intruder
and rose stidly Then | suppose I'll
have to-"
"Oh. please don't go, there's plenty
Of room" Mrs Wellington insisted
HiESSiIE net ~ IhiHfti ~. HIS itlfl1I
Miss Cattle still more. but she sank
back, while the porter piled UP ex'
pensive travelling bags and hat boxes
till there was hardly place 70 sit.
But even at that Mrs. Jimmie felt
called on to apologize;
II haven't brought much luggage.
How I'll ever live four DAYS with this.
can't imagine. It win be such a re-
lief 10 get my trunks at Reno"
"Reno?" echoed Miss Cattle. DO
you live there"
We'll, theoretically, yea"
Il don't understand YOU"
Tive got to live there to get IT."
ITO get IT? OH" A look Of sudden
and dreadful realization came over the
missionary. Mrs. Wellington inter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-12
A Popular Verdict
Based on Evidence OF Guthrie peo-

Based on Evidence Of Guthrie peo-
pic.
Grateful thousands tell it
How weak backs we're made strong
Weak kidneys made well
Urinary disorders corrected.
Guthrie people add their testi
monY
They gladly praise Doans Kidney
Pills.
For quick relief and lasting cures.
Guthrie evidence is now complete
Guthrie testimony is confirmed.
Reports Of early relief substantl-
ated.
cures doubly proved by test Of
time
let a Guthrie citizen speak
Mrs Sterling Cooper, 1907 w. No.
bic St.. Guthrie. Okla, says: The
public statement ! gave in 1903. rec
ommending Doans Kidney Pills was
correct in every particular Since
then [ nave taken Doan's Kidney
pills myself and have been greatly
benefited. / know Doan's KidneT
pills are good remedy for pains
through the back and hips and other
troubles caused by weak Kidneys"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember ae name -DOaH's-aad
take no other.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-12
160 ACRES
LIMIT. To M
PURCHASE
PREFERENCE RIGHT OF LES
SEES AT HIGHEST BID
RULED OUT
pe2ial TO the Daily Leader

| peGlal TO the Datly lseauef
Oklahoma City. Okla April T.
That preference right OF sche"l lano
lessees to purchase such land at the
highest bid is limited TO 100 acres
lunder the act Of the Second legisla
lure. was the holding of Associate
Justice Kane of the supreme court in
the case brought by W T. laydnn
against commissioners Of the lard
'office.
The suit was instituted IN the su.
perior court OF Logan county 20 teal
the preference right of the enabling
act and statute subscQucntN enact
ed by the legislature. The latter act
stipulated that no school land would
be offered for sale unless the lessee
thereof waived his preference TO all
IN excess Of 100 acres AS a lessee.
Hayden declined to make the waiver
The lower court held that the en-
aiding act controlled, in that lessee s.
preference was to be preserved 20 his
leasehold. and that If this happened
to be in excess OF the quater section
the legislature was without authority
to remove it, The state appealed.
dlN ADttN lilt NORi i'N'i ''A NV Aiti'
ing. declaring that the enabling act
provided that the land when sold
should be undcr terms and rules fixed
by the legislature. therefore that
the legislature WAS authorized to
name the limitations
The decision affects all the remain
ing school land sales. as in the past
but few lessces declined to sign the
waiver The suit was filed at the
instance of the land lcssccs oreani
lation
Another opinion by Justice Kane
sustained the state banking board
holding that in case of failure Of
A guaranteed bank wherein WAS -
Iosited state school lanJ money the
security of which is Pledged by a.
surety company bond, the board was
l0t required to eXbausl the state
fund in lquidatng tire de
losits before the surety company is
liable. ON its bond
The opinion, reversed he Oklaho
ma county district court
A sum Of school land money WAS
N deposit in the Columbia BAN ana
frust COMPANY q guaranteed institu
ION, WUcU Inc Oo1lk ldlipu IN SeUtcln-
'er. 1905 The dcLos was bonded in
he sum Of $4,000 by the United
state Fidelity AMI Guaranty company
he bonding company declined to ppv
he loss. holding that the schoc land |
commissioners must initiallv lOok 10 |
he guaranty fund to reimburse the |
tate, and only when the guaranty
md was exhausted would the bond |
ne company become liable and then |
OF that portion Of the deposit re
naming unpaid The district court |
leld that this contention was cor
ect.
The appeal court reversed the case
pon thu ground that commissioners |
+ the land office were directed by !
aw to secure the safety OF cho)l |
ana money by obligations cvtrane
us TO the guaranty fund one Of |
,hich was a surety company's bood |
he bonding company is required to
aN as surety without participation
! the guaranty fund the court holds.
Mt must look to reimburse itself out
f the assets Of the bank if available
udgc Russell Of Ardmore. ana Judge
'albraith. Of Ada sat in the case
uriug the disqualidcations OF JUS
ICES HAYES and Williams
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-12
LIABILITY
Of FIRE
COMPANIES

Dxtaaoma CITY Okla AnriI I o -
In estahIishino the resnousibilit, of
fire insuranco comnanv udge G
~ Amos of division u, of tho III.
nremc court commission hold that
whore q FOCAL arnnt witb mower TO
accent risks ana deliver nolicies is
davised n,,ior tn snch def,Vorv, there
ie othe insurance an the nronortv
if is btndinp unon tbe comnanv oven
thouoh theSo is y rIanse nrohihiting
concurrent Insurance without writ.
ten consent Tho ho1dino VA in
connection vim thc case Of thp
western NationaI L.suranca comnanv
,.,ainel uonrv uareh annnaIed
from ol;n1uIoco comfy royorsnd ana
romandod
- n ,i.,.n
N''''a ,u"9' ''H '"o ''I''
Wy % '"' company 10 Ne 'ol.lp,geo
'N'i' i'l1 'Ih "e i,ol''S ~ III ~" ''Ino
9 a, '.'",,st 49, Ile'l"'l 'o 1o"ll''"S
,,l'l'el9 llo' |Sol.t ["h ""'te a"S 81
we P,oN l9''"- ''e' e0i' ~ - 10 ne'"
Ou', 'n'' ploUl IeSl9 WIN 'u' 'l'Su'
'u 20 9"pW '''' we "@o"' was P'0P'
ei'' '"' '7eo'
Although long since out OF exist
ence the court sustained the act
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-12
BIG CROWDS WITNESS
FIRST GAME OF SEASON
Cardinals Blank the Pirates-Reds
Take Game From Cubs,

St Louis. April - Thirteen hits,
including home run by Evans. en-
hlcd ST Louis TO shut out Pittsburg
Evans home run followed three
base hit By KoentechN, in the siXta.
Score r. II h.
So Louis -.... $50 90 pos = l3
Pitsburg ... ,0J0 600 600
Batteries Harmon and Bliss;
summary. Two base hits Bliss,
Three base hits Koenetchy. Home
run Evans stolen -Huggns,
Double pIa}s-Ellis aud Mowrey.
ON balls-Oh Harmon. ., off Adams,
Struck out BY Camnit1. >; by
Harmon >, by Adams, z. Hits or
Camuitz IN six innings ON Adams
I in two innings. UmpIges-Owens
and Brennan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-12
Business Men In Athletics

Tulsa. okla, April H. Business
men in athletics That s the stride
Tulsa Will take Within lew DAYS
FIFTY business men Of this Guy Will
form what win be known as The BUS
mess Mems A q. and Jimmie Kelly
will SO ON as salaried matchmaker
Rube Ferns former champion weller
weight of the world VIII be- signed as
official referee OF main events
The first rard for the now club VIII
put the Oklahoma Beareat Clarence
McCuhbou, of Perry otherwise known
as Kid Ferns. iu action hero o.
all probability ne Will tace paul Ro
mans when the first ponf taps AMI
Rube win be the third man The
Bearcat has signed fot this match
and it can not 90 wrong II is mere
lv up to Kelly to find man to meet
him and he viii doubtless take on
the local fayorito Romans is willing
to meet the Bearcat at AS pounds
The st Louis Racket now Kings
Racket is getting tho trade Fall In
Tine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-12
At Boston

Boston April r. The fciuy'ua'od
Boston team defeated Philadelphia
with Alexander pitching Spratt OF
the locals led with nome run,
triple and single. while Gravel of the
Philadelphas got three doubles The
usual opening ceremonies marked
the beginning Of play on ths local
grounds for the 45th year
score H. IA T..
Boston .s.. 600 3ll 20e- f2 i
Philadelphia coo ll0 Q02
Batteries Perdue and King
Alexander and Doom
summary %wo base nits -Dool-
an, Miller t2). ieuser Crayath C3).
Ludcrus Tree base hits--Spratt
Home run lSpratt stolen bases
McDonald Miller First on balls
OF Pordue, 3, by Alexander. 8
t'mpres -Rigler and Finnerau
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-12
(Cantlnued tomorr0rJ

Captain J 4 slime has just receiv
ed returns from some cars of. alfalfa
that ne recently shipped to Kansas
..it, Mo. For car received in tae
city lust after their big snow last
saturday the captain received at the
rate of S22 a ton Another brought
S9o pcr ion. and one that had some
Grass mixed wit hit $19 per ton.
The captain has So fan shipped tiv>
ears of alfalfa and thinks that kind
of ,arming almost equal to the bank
inc. business ReviewCourier.
"A postal savings bank opened at
Mounds Yesterday,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-12
Blues Sv.ampcd Anain.

Columbus o. April II Paekard
scattered the Kansas City hits while
me Columbus batters buncned seven
lw" off Brandom and five off Fiene.
u ne oeventh inning Two bases
on balls aud a couple Of errors aid
ed them 70 make nine runs.
Score n II E
Columbus 600 500 g04 II ~ >
Kansas City O00 l2O D0d,- 10 4
Batteries: Packard and smith
BRANDON, Fieno aud OG7nnor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-12

Don't be surprised If you have an
attack of rheumatism this spring Just
ub the affected parts freely with
jhamberlain's Liniment and it win
soon disappear Sold by all dealers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-12

Cocoanut in packages should have
that "nulty flavpfn always found iu
the fresh shell This taste has made
THE ALTON GOODS CocosRut the
leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-12

THE BELL CAFE, to4 WEST
HARRISON
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-12

WiI Cress was signed by the
Guthrie baseball club for a try out
a dta base Cresa rs "a sailor nav
iue W comuleted lolr years en-
iismcut a dutor several months past
hats been playing first and used as
pinch hitter uy the Mare Island navy
baseball cnb IN California.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Wood Pitches Superb Ball and De
feats the Yankees,

Sew York Aprl l2-The Boston
Americans won the opening game o'
tho American league season mere NY
a hating rally in the ninth. Whic"
noted fon, runs. All the customary
roatnrcs o. "optding day were IN
evidence. including a big and eh'nuS
iastic crowd Whicn witnessed
game close aud well played choug I"
ia keen interest at high pltch He
drst aJpcaraucc of Harry NolVerlon
a. manager of the locals aud OF Jake
Stahl at the head of the visitors we're
features
Wood for Boston passed Two men
I'm the first, which with Daniels h'~
Ghaen' sacrifice and Cree's out, re
sulfcd in two runs Boston scored
once on Hoopers hit. on error ana
Stahl's sacrifice ny
The visitors took the game IN tue
eighth by bunchine hits ON taia.
well who was relieved by Naugh al
for the demonstration had been
done
Score < y ~
poston 700 000 oot p !
Now York 200 COO 00l =
Batteries Wood aud Nuhemaker,
Caldwell Vaughn aud Y. street
Summary. Hts-~Of Caldwell, z
m 8 l-2 innings. Of vaughn, none IN
Pr. stolen bases Hooper iiartsel|
e Gardner. Woltor Double play
street and Gardner Base op baia
on Caldwell. 3; of Wood. 81
STRUCK out BY Caldwell by
vaughn. /. by Woods, tmpires
Gonucuy and Hart
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-12
X y - Y y 's y =: g - q g y y Y Y
s s NOTES OF. spoM 3 .
y r.
* Y Y q Y Y z - y y y V z u ~ z

w. II Herr carried on the honors
a ibe Perry shoot yesterday He got
pa birds
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-03-12
NUTRITIVE VALUES

A nutritiVe ratio is the ratio be
tween the energy given off by the
protein and the energy given off by
the carbohydrates TO tnd this ma
tritiNe ratio. the carbohy drates plus
= IA times the fat is divided ny the
protein. IhuS, the nutritiNe ratio may
he l to 1, meaning that something
contains times AS much Of the fat
or beat and enerSy-fOrming clements
as il does protein OF meat t-forming
elements. Thus it may be seen
that chicken feeds differ in he
amounts Of the different clements
Taking corn. for example. the fat
forming elements are nearly 'ten
times as great as the heterogeneous or
protein elements. This gives the ma
tritiNe ratio of 1876 With meat
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-03-12

the "purpIe loco" and white loco
have been considered as the more
proba bic cause OF loco poisoning.
The "purple' loco weed is per
ennial plant growing in patches OF
adobe soil in depressions rather than
elevated situations. 1t rarely grows
in abundance which is charac-
teristic Of some of the other So-callcd
loco plants but it may cover several
acres. This plant is found as far
North as South Dakota, as far South
as Mexico. and as far West as parts
of Arizona. Its eastern limit may
be stated rs central Kansas and Ne
brasha and the western part Of Okla
noIn2. IN these regions II grows III
Varying abundance 1t blossoms in
Colorado about Jane lst. but farther
south in New Mexico, Tor instance
blossoms aTe fonnd early III April,
The white loco found much
more Widely distributed than the pur-
pie. extending from the northern TO
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-03-12

, -
VIZ i', - H''iHi - ,'i ..i,
IA ~ W. 'iie a. ,l'' P''' -, ~
q H'n1' '"lH, u'''u .'ts 80
i"f th'ht hu' are housed Ia on eiu
hitIf"i'A 'llSlhdliA h''ot -" sun.
'eh'i p''i pose AS =" uiV 'liio 'ol
- = nouSe - h"' tIolIo'iilcdi ~ ~
IN39 IL - constr tt 'tu sperl"ilS i''
~ IL - "Il Stiuoil We ioHha p'S9io w
~ ,''''i7lf "'t ' i ~ S3'i =" N"s - ~
'''',he ,t"il"ill''H ~ ul'',i"li p"SSi'i';
o''ltiH H"uSt" Si''',l" 'e ''' ~
Hiei' u - "iF ''il' N'li u "l.!"' :,
- ~, ~ a. 90. u, y
.i'"," wv ~ "'i' va 81
'i"iS' 'of Po"hl' VII Ho' 'iif 'iifiNe ~
i''"e' N'lFh wv ii''i - GUNS ''iS
"t'. y o'hip ioGa 'loh means = ga III =
f'',' i''7I ''' ~ way ~ 'uo'
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-03-12
POULTRY HOUSE CONSTRUCTION
Few Sugpes,ions That Will Help the Poultry Keeper

tba ather builaincs If the poultry
house is too close to the barns. s'fr
hens are likely TO get in tn" hah't "i
ruosting in the abrn. COW sjah1e to"i
shed. etc.
In determining the size Of 4 house
consider the number Of fowls that
are to he kept in one pen rs 2
rule. fowls are too crowded Tor eco
nomical production. 4 flock u iii'\
hens should usually be allowed abou'
five square feet of floor space per htl.
As a rule it is far better TO allow toe
much floor space rather than too NJ
tie. The larger the pen the less moor
space viii he required per hen.
one hundred hens Will thrive IN
a pen 20x20 feet that is foflr square
feet or fioor space per hen, but one
hen Will not thrive in pen az 1eti.
In a large pen. each one has cnahce
TO wander about over the entire moor
space thus getting more exercise
Generally speaking 1t Is lar cEeapti
TO build wide house ths3n q narrow
one. A house 20x2O is cheaper tina n
n house l0x40 and contains as much
floor space for the hens. mouse
twenty feet wide, however. Will De
foand impr1cticable for some types OF
roofs and Will not be found sausfst-
tory where one wishes To keep Il
number Of small breeding pens.
There are several common types
OF roofs used on poultry houses.
Just which style of roof should he
chosen is largely a matter oI personal
preference, but-the type of roof Will
be found to influence the cost OF con
ctrucliOn to quite an extent.
Wherever there is only one poNltfN
house Il partition is always ad\ lSabie
Is il permits one to hcc" the mems
separated from the uullets early II
the winter and makes it possible later
TO make UP Il breeding pen OF the
/ best fowls IN 4 small house, that i
one not over thirty feet Ions, one
! should use boards for the PARTITION:
fo.. about two feet from the HoSr
! The rest may be made OF Wire ol
| cloth except between the roostS q 'ht
different pens where the hoafu'
/ should nun to the roof.
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-03-12
WHAT IRRIGATION MEANS.

in an address before the Hamilton
Eiui &. Chicago on irrigation. Nr
K. Isin&er. Of Spokane. WASH, me de
the following statements:
'Irris:t ton invariably means in
tensiNe cultivation, and this in turn
means larger crops. Through the
use Of smaller tracts the country dis
tri't become 50 thicEly popula ted
they resemble suburbs o. large cities:
-htt there is EG congestion, nor is
there The menace Of an un,le RE q i.
poorly housed population. 1t means
the ideal farm village lighted by
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-03-12

tIHEtaway then ihe tru>s wcnt cost yen
a cent.
How II STRENGTHENS and Heal.
IN addition to holding the rur'nr- n.
.iathe Truss or tluthe Automali. nat
sasef Is constantly. giving .oothins
STRENGTHENING massage to the weak rrL
tured parts.
All automatically the massage goe. -
M uey long. All without any attention
whatever from YOU
MS massage which sfrengthene tu,t
rs exercise strengthens weak arm 10 eo
remarkably beneficial so remarkably
snonfatfve-that 20 ,nn In 199 cases ont Of e,try
~ rupture begins TO get better from lie
uay a Clnthe Truss is mt on
me Worlds Greatest Book On Ruptor<
porea ron | go on letting Your ru"tnrt se.
YOUR rupture nnul Won get our houk II
advlee-wh hich two cent. for atnmt r
.Phts .PPhhntnS dor postal-wi bring ,"a
an,s ~ remarkable book-cloth honnd. r.
pages = separate articles aud II phot'
traph!c pictnres-took rs o,er ~ years
20 write took us that long 70 6nd "ut 4
ne Iaets we've put in II.
ft explains the dangers Of operations
and why they don't always cure t. .fas
,ureo Tells why-for the prct-ttiol "f
me public drug stores should not /. ~
Explains Why belt. spring snd .la.tlo
humrnx unI.s can ,.taoaI 90 no good Expos. tte
And tells absolutely without misrrl
ieseh' at1on-aD about the Cluthe T5r-,
1us. now u hoids-how # gives the 'nrng
massage how it is weterproor how Il
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~ :, rssa. nays triaLand gives names ann ID :
uses esnes OF over a.OD people vi" have
tried It and want you TO know ABOUT Il
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ms bcek may he the means OF addLs
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