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The evening world., 1912-08-21
WHOLE MILE OF BABIES
IN ASBURY. PARKS PARADE
Six Hundred and Fifty Youngsters
Reviewed by Gov. Wilson
and Party.

ASBURY PARK, y. j.. Aug. n.-An
actual mile OF babies. the twenty second
annual baby parade OF Asbury Park.
to-day usshered In the summer carnival
and the reign OF Queen Titana XII.
Miss Hazel Manners Of Newark The
babien. 80 OF them. lined up on Ocean
avenue and then were wheeled into the
amphithcaire in eight divisions to be
judged.
The queen and her ten maids pre-
coded In state from the Ocean Hotel "a
the amphltheatre, where the queens
throne was prepared. Directly across
the Enclosure, arranged to seat 7.Oc
persons, was the State box, which was
reserved for Gov. Wilson and H.,
party. including Mrs Wilson and Mrs.
Perrin Cothram OF Raleigh. who motoref
down from Sea Girt. They were es
corted by the committee who since Jan,
uary had labored to make the celebra
ton the greatest OF Its kind.
The evening world., 1912-08-21
Mr.. SCHEPPS ASKS
FOR" bAWTH" AND
SUITE IN HOTEL
Peeved in Cell by Lack of "Ac-
customed Luxuries," His
Lawyer Says.

Sam Schepps tho Rosenthal case in
former, gave another exhibition Of
chilled steel nerve to-day, when he sen.
his lawyer. Bernard II. Sander. to the
Distrlct-Attorney with demand f,r
hotel accommodations. The delicate
Schepps does not like his quarters IN
West Side prison.
He wants to be lodged, at the expense
OF New York County, in q Broadway
hotel The Knickerbocker or the Aston
would suit him. Or. II the District
Attorney is agreeable. he might be salts
fed on Fifth avenue at the Waldorf.
or on Park avenue at the Vanderbilt
Schcpps Is peevcd because the prison
keepers won't let him have a collap-
sible bawth tub. a rug. a table and q
has been allowed a silk quilt and specia,
linen pollow cases, but he must have
his bawth.
"Schepps.' said Mr.. Sander at the
Criminal Courts Building to-day-and he
appeared to be serious-"is entitled TO
the iuxuries to which he has been ac-
customed. He Is the most impor tant
witness Mr.. Whitman has.
He Is not a prisoner. He should not
be confined in a Jail. It Is only Justice
I that he should be made comfortable
Schepps Is better of than Rose, Weber
and WALTON. He has complete immunity
from punishment. lie went before the
Grand Jury as a voluntary witness.
THE others. in compliance with the
law. were compelled to sign agreements
waving immunity. Sam isn't accused
OF anything. and when the District.
Attorney is through with him he will
be free to go where he likes. While hi
| is so valuable to the District-Attorney
he ought to be we'll taken care off,
How about schepp's wife. who IL
making her living as a milliner. ant
supporting her parents. and looking
in vain for back alimony from her hus.
band at the rate OF 10 a week." Mr.
Sander was asked.
To this question the lawyer made nc
reply.
The evening world., 1912-08-21
PASSENGERS GET SCARE AS
CAR FLOAT RAMS FERRYBOAT

Thirty-nve passengers on the ferry
boat Chicago of the Pennsylvania
Railroad had a bad scare shortly after
o'clock this morning when the ferry
was rammed In midstream by a car
noat of the New York Central line.
A dense white fog was over the
river. and the Chicago. feeling her
way slowly out of her slip at the
foot OF cortlandt street. had gone
nearly half way to the Jersey side
when the car float doomed up. The
fioat rammed the Chicago amidships
carrying away a section OF her guard
rail.
Passengers ran around the decks IN
excitement but were quickly calmed
The car float backed away and the
Chicago was able to complete her voy.
age. The damage inflicted by the col.
lision was slight
The evening world., 1912-08-21
Rapid Remedy Co.
DR.. L. OPPENIfELMER, President
14-16 Vesey Street New York
A FEELING OF SECURITY

You naturally feel secure when you
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Such a medicine is DR.. Kilmer's
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The same standard Of purity, strength
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Swamp-Root is scientifically com
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1t is not a stimulant and is taken in
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II is not recommended for everything
1t is natures great helper in relievin Z
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A sworn statement Of purity is with
every bottle Of DIR. kilmer's Swamp
Root.
II you need medicine. you should
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II you are already convinced tina.
Swamp-Ro is what you need, you will!
find it on sale at all drug stores in bottles
Of two sizes. fifty cents and one dollar.
The evening world., 1912-08-21
"GYP THE BLOOD" AGAIN
"SEEN" NEAR BUFFALO,
BUT HAS VANISHED

BUFFALO. Aug. a.-That Harry
uorowitx. "Gyp the Blood" the gun
nan who 10 wanted with Lefty Louis
fer the murder Of Herman Roscnthai.
was At Cascade Park. Springvlllc. near
hsre. sunday. 10 the assertion Of the
manages. Of the hotel whore the suspect
stopped.
New York authorities were notified
and Detective Matthew J. Carroll. as
sistant manager OF the detective agency
which 10 assisting the Distr!ct-Attor-
ney. was sent to this city to investigate.
The detective went back TO New York
to-day. Before leaving he said II was
his opinion that Horowitz had found
hiotnS with some large gang OF roud
workers In the vicinity OF Sprlnxvilic.
The evening world., 1912-08-21

receive . new iicensef A. Yes: said I
would take her TO the Alderman and
see IL he would consent to do business.
j got out Of the business because I was
tired OF political graft and being bled
and molested. took her UP to the
Alderman and said: This Is a poor
woman and I am selling her my stand
and routes Becker said then that
everything would be all right and gave
Mrs. Mlschman his word of honor
then asked him for the license and no
said that II was not necessary.
Q. Did ne tell her that she could act
under the old permit? A. He told her
she could continue every thing all right.
q. Are you acquainted with Benjamin
StrdussT strauss IL the election dis.
trict captain to whom Becker stated
yesterday he had given a stand permit
This permit was afterward negotiated
for 35oo1 A. I just knew Strauss be-
cause he bought papers from me.
.. Did he ever tell you about the news
stand at Eiehty-sixth street and Column
bus avenue? A. No. but he told my
husband about Il.
sEiDMAN FOLLOWS WIFE ON
THE STAND.
Joseph Seidman, husband Of Mrs.
Seidman, was then called to the stand.
lie testified that he met strauss at the
Republican District Club in Becker's
district and spoke to him about a per-
init for a newsstand for a nephew. Ac-
cording to Seidman. Strauss asked:
What 10 In WORTH"
Seidman said he was willing to give
a couple of hundred"
"oh, we are offered $500 for that
Fifty-eighth street stand" said
| Strauss. according to the witness.
O. Did you know that Strauss had the
privilege Of giving out stands? A. l
! knew that Strauss and Berwln were
twins in that connection.
Mrs. Mischman In her testimony cor
roborated Mrs. Seidman.
Reverting to the case Of former Al
| derman schloss. Mrs seidman testified
| that she paid Schloss upon demand by
himself for a stand privilege. $50 the
first year. $3.50 the next. with the hint
that she would have to pay $500 TO
Schloss the following year.
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WOMAN WITNESS
TELLS Of GRAFT
IN NEWSSTANDS
Continued from First Page.)

club. told me that he had asked Beol-
er for the privilege at the clubhouse.
Mrs. Seidman then stated that she
went to the license bureau with the
signed permit and obtained her license.
Q. Did you afterward sell your stand
A. Yes; about three months ago. I sold
II and the routes to Mrs. Mischman.
@. Did you assure her that she would
The evening world., 1912-08-21
ECZEMA OF THE SCALP
AFTER 20 YEARS SUFFERING
sAxo sALvE BRINGS RELIEF.

For 20 years l suffered with dry
eczema Of the scalp, during which
time l had tried every so-callcd eczema
remedy on the market without benefit.
At last l saw Saxo Salve advertised
and decided to try it. and after using
one tube. for the first time in 20 years
l am free from that terrible itching and
scaly dandruff. l wish every one suf-
fering from eczema or other skin troubles
only knew what q wonderful remedy
Saxo Salve 1T. F. Thompson.
Hopkinsville. Ky.
Ssxo Sslve allays the frightful Itch
ing and burning Of eczema, destroys
the germs and heals the skin.
You cannot do better than to try II
for eczema. letter. ringworm or any
skin affection. We give back your
money II Saxo Salvc does not satisfy you.
The evening world., 1912-08-21
zELlo WAS FORCED TO TURN
AND FLEE.

II was tremendous blum on Siroc-
co.'s part. and OF Its sort II was an
amazing manifestation OF nerve. He
continued to heap abuse and epithetB
upon the head OF Zeiig until he turned
drab white, his hand grew limp and
he backed cravcnly to the door. He
managed to cover sirocco till he
reached the street and then he turned
and fed like n whipped cur.
The death OF Frank Rizzo, alias
Ranese. shot down as a squealer in
front OF No. % Second street on Feb.
is last, has done more to spread the
terror OF Zelig's gang In the under
world than any other crime OF recent
wears Rizxo was de- /yed to the
gang'|ers' ambush by woman's let
ter. He was shot down from behind.
and when he was taken to Bellevue II
was thought that his wounds were not
necessarily mortal. lie died, though,
In horrible agony from blood poison
ing. and the report came from the hos
pital that the assassins had shot him
with poisoned bullets. Zelig was ar
rested for this shooting. but there was
no evidence against him, Dying. Rizzo
had refused, as Julie Morell refused
before him. to squeal
The stories OF Jack Zelig's "evil eye"
are founded upon the fact that there r.
n marked east in his right eye, which
gives It a sinister fixed stare. 1t Is de-
clared by at least dozen detectives
that the gangster's "evil eve" has fright
ened more than one important witness
| from appearing against him and that he
has even used II In court TO great ad-
vantage,
There was one striking incident In the
recent career of Hero Zelig in which the
terrorism OF his gang failed. The Vic
| tim selected for murderous discipline
this time was Sammy Kelly. prize fight
manager.
Last spring Kelly signed Phil Cross
and Young Hickey for bout N New
ark. Cross is an east slider and very
popular with he members OF the Zeiig
gang. The Newark bout was begun as
scheduled. but the fighters made such a
farce OF the mill that they were hooted
out OF the ring. Kelly then addressed
gized for the farce. Likewise ne an
nounced that he wouldn't pay Gross OF
Hickey n cent for their services.
There was a long. drawnout row be-
tween the fighters ana Kelly. and al
he refused to pay. Zelis and his Eans
took up tho argument for Cross, Zelu
promised revenge and planned a spec
tacular assault upon Kelly In the st
Nicholas Club Kelly had ngh
on there and Zelig and his gang turnes
up In force. Word was soon whispered
around that unless Kelly decided 4
pay Phil Cross for the Newark bou
he would be slit open" before tn,
, show commenced.
, DETECTIVE FORCED zELlo ANC
HIS GANG TO FLEE.
There was a Central once dstsctiv
at the rinyslds 10 whom word Of III
The evening world., 1912-08-21
Sample Bottle Of Swamp Root Free by Mail.

Send to DR.. Kilmcr & Co., Bingham
ton. N. Y. for a sample bottle, free by
mail-it will convince any one. You viii!
also receive booklet of valuable infor-
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When writing be sure and mention The
Evening World.
The evening world., 1912-08-21
JONES DIDN'T WHINE OR COM
PLAIN TIC POLICE.

Jones did not die. nor did he whine
to the police or invoke the aid of the
law. Zelig knew he wouldn't do that
Hero Jack was always cunning as u
fox In planning his savage pastimes.
The dsclpllnlng OF Jones was widely
advertised through the drums" ana
honk-a-tonks OF the underw GRID. where
upon other tough guys were sought
out. driven into corners and black
lacked or slashed. The fame. or. ~ you
prefer. infamy. of big Jack" travelled
far. His following increased until Zel <
had a real gang OF as wicked renown as
the KID Twist" gang. The time was
then ripe for blackmail and terrorism
slave trafiic.
There Is much prat!ng now of the
humsnities OF Hero Zellg's home life.
1t was only last June that Zelig's bad
men press agents were spreading the
news broadcast that he had won Wanda
Murphy-Wanda the Blonde-from the
Jack Sirocco gang. For the psychology
OF Wanda the Blonde one must consult
Lombroso or Kraft Ebling. Bin Skies
seems to be her type OF hero, or some.
thing OF mixture OF Bill Skies and
Sammy the Rat. A modern gang leader
IL no more tlike the Bill Skies genu,
than a hyena Is like a grlzzly bear.
There was the murder OF Julie Morel
last winter which brought the name o.
Hero Zelis into flaring headlines. Morol
was shot through the back as he VIZ
climbing a narrow staircase. black a
a pocket. OF course, this was no plan
for eyewitnesses, and big Jack" onl!
laughed when he detectives picked hin
up "on suspicion" II was well known
however. that war had been deslarc,
between Julie Morell and zelig's gang
shortly before the murder Moreil wa
employed as sort OF sentry In
Tenderloin resort. He was employed 1
keep the gang men away or persuad
The evening world., 1912-08-21
ALL THE PROBERS
ACTING TOGETHER
|NHUNT FOR GRAF
Attorney for Citizens Com
mittee Will Cooperate With
Whitman and Aldermen.


Act've cooperation with District-At-
torney Whitman and the Grand Jury
the Curran Aldermanic Committee and
even Mayor Gaynor--shouid the latter
decide to Institute his own inyestlga-
tion into city afYairs--wa. promised To-
a.v b., A,,o., ro.n. n c.,,ou a.
who accented IN. nosI,,on =, counsel
o.. AZ. c,,,.s, c.,.. o1.,.a
nj the Cooper Jrnion ma.. meet,ns. Mr..
Cotton is the law partner Of former
United States Senator John C. spooner.
with of'ices at No. II Wall street.
The Citizens Committee said Mr.
Cotton, is prepared to cooperate with
any committee or board that Is looking
toward betterment OF conditions N
New YORK CITY As understand H. II
we can learn facts that are criminal IN
their nature they Will De sent 10 DIS
trict-Attorney whitman Tor uraho jury
action.
am acquainted win Mr.. buckner'
tho attorney ior 'he Surrah Aiue'''a"'c
committee ana kho" nun " % n.os'
esceiieht ih'esusa'or anu ia"ser' 'uen
Information as comes INTO my hahus WIN
be turned over 10 MT DueAher iof Ms
conAuera.io"' 49,,
MI cotton aeei'heu " useu's .n'
methods py "heh .ne oi''Aens Noln'
mittee proposeu W carry vi US ",e
usa.on, UT even W au, .a "a.
received any Vi 'he n.m'.. y,
'hat nave peeh ioI""'ueu W ."o 49,
Gus members OF the co"hini.'ee ou
Ing alleged ponce ana o'''''"'
ton.
WANTS TO MAKE AGREEMENT
uiru COMMITTEE
,,-,. G.. onno,r,os
"n'ia"' m'"'I 80 a. y.
by Corporation Counsel watson 10 oe
counsel for the Curran Committee
despite the fact that the Committee
itself ha, named Buckner for that po-
s,,io, r.,urnea 10 New York this after
noon from Ulster County for consulta-
ton with his chief. 1t is probable that
Mr.. Speer will be asked by the Cor
poration Counsel Immediately to take
I'M the task OF investigating police graft
and later IN Law all the information he
Va. ..onr.a ho,or. tho ,embers of tho
nos ,.. =, ,,.. .a,d
N'ue'a"o S0 Co,n,o,
|
to-day that ehorts would Do maoe 10
secure an equitable working agreement
between the Committee and Mr.. Speer
in an effort to avert a clash that might
". nd,..n tho rommittee In its work.
CS, =. Account. Eo.d,ck
.o"'..'' $500. A,.or,o,.
VIM a'feauy mas s'e" $500,
whitman the mass Oh esiuo''oe eoneo'e'
by his Investigators Is preparing
similar document for the Curran COM
mittee and will work with that COM
mittee. 1t Is said Mr.. Fosdack's offer to
furnish this evidence TO Attorney Buck
ner was made without consultation win
Mayor Gaynor.
The evidence secured by Mr.. Fosdick
at the instigation of Mr.. Mitchell deals
with conditions In all parts or the city.
It Is believed that II will be OF material
assistance to the committee.
apEER SAWS he WISHES TO
co.opERArE.
The evening world., 1912-08-21
DIED,

CROTTY.-At tho residence OF his sister.
Mrs. Henry Churchfield, Mt. Kisco, NY.
on Aug 10. 1912. MICHAEL VINCFSr
CROTTY, aged 90 years.
Requiem mass at st. Francis of Ar.lsl
Church on Wednesday, Aug. 81. at
A. NJ. Interment Calvary Cemetery on
arrival OF 100 A. 81. train at Grand
Central Depot.
RYKER.-Aug. 10. 1912. CHARLES J.
RYKER.
Relatives and friends, also members
OF 7. ID. d. p. Association and Court
Cherokee. +. OF A., III. are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services at
the home OF his sister. Mrs. T. sklnkle.
306 Hudson ST., Thursday evening, Aug.
%. at O'clock. Interment Greenwood.
The evening world., 1912-08-21

DRINK EL-BAnT DIZZY GIN.
~Aeu - 80 - . sNeunbA" eos
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ment o. MT. MOS wa tnet the tris'
OF Becker would give opportunity Tor q
w,dHr nnse or tesunony' ana putuns
mn case nrst wonld forestah any cnanee
81 weasenins the case against MN
enouid the case against the sunmeh faii'
FIND A POSSIBLE MOTIVE IN
Z. FEAR OF BECKER.
IN IN. tris, NJ che sunmen. argued
asoes. n ,wouid bs necesssrv IN proye A
mes,vs Th., native n, "a oontended.
~ ths Far NJ Recker ana hi. mower.
- ,..,,t.a % ,.sor. ,hs Grand Jury
\ vss,.,d.v no "p,.,. lar zeiIg who d.
$780, n..r.. 81. 800, . r.,o,y.. a.,
su "su MN se"' 70 'a'' A".s
vnpis fourteen-yesr sentence, only 70
secure bail for him later that he might
NE him In selecting the gang OF gunner
f. the actual killing Of RosenthaL This
feas ~ pschsr a. tho mo,ive of the
II
The evening world., 1912-08-21

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
Sun rses.. B.10Isun sets.. 6.5llM sets.. H. "a
The TIDES.
The evening world., 1912-08-21
Reputation as Bad Man Based
Upon Cowardly Attacks on
DefenceleSs Victims.
DEATH ALONG HIS TRAIL
"Thin Faced Dip" Was
Framed" to Break His
Endless Alibi."

In east aide gang circles there 10 I'm
restrained rejoicing to-day over the
figure that Big Jack" Zeiig 10 cutting
In the Rosenthal case. The gangsters
and bad men are immensely proud Of
Big Jack" and feel confident that he
will escape from the charge OF carry
Ing concealed weapons and OF his prompt
return to the gang hans-outs in Little
Vienna.
The ANAL merchants and superstitious
dwcllers In that teeming section. who
have long known Zcllg as the man
with the evil eye" and a terror beyond
even tho dreadful measure OF his for
mer tutor. Monk Eastman. do not man
ifest the same enthusiasm. It has long
been fond hope on the part OF the law
abiding east siders that tho Jack Zeiig
Association. gun-flghting and blackmaii-
levying gang. would be wiped out OF
existence az other gangs have been In
tho past. II Ii no pleasant memory to
recall how the Jack Zelig Akso ciation
gave ball In Siuyvcsant Hall last
February and gouEed tho east side for a
total OF $500 for tickets.
Not even the police have a full record
OF Jack Zelig's career In that bleary
maze OF the underworld. but there are
seo'e' VINO nave ioiIo"ed MS most no
'ori'us acts since he first broke into
the Rouse OF Refuge In 1901 who can
relate biood-curdlIng stories OF the
sahsster'
SlAShED A MAN TO AMUSE HIs
eOiiowEpa
=.
.rm., 80 '"s' win MS
Core I.,an s,, ~ o." INTO
80 80. e'pms oau
80 ~ 'o"'n "smeo
49,, u~ h"u learned
-, We p'"'''e"y aiohe
49,. rs. 80. :" '"e place ana that ne
nv "eeeu reahy would no,
we" '"ue" VI rsk Tor hero Ze-
~ "' "' VIZ" Ahife ana
INC uharmed
-, -. e p'eierrea 10
80 81. us anu N"s '''at PACK
9" ,h., -,
80 -, % ,o"es' ana Do
hI,,, ,,s, 800, "" oaohco
49,, -. :.
=. ma 80, -. '"ss"
co., 49,, ,st,. 80.
| ,.,r,.i Z.,,, a. ~. -, 80" su'.
across Jones's cheek. Put up your
hands! I'm going to spoil your beauty
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DRINK

THE Oppenheimer
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for Alcoholism is rec
commended univer.
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q No time lost from
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q Booklets giving
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Americas leading
physicians, ministers
and merchants, sent
free.
The evening world., 1912-08-21
DETECTIVE FORCED zELlo AND
hI0 GANG TO FLEE.

There was Central once detective
at the rinyslds. 10 whom word Of The
The evening world., 1912-08-21

sirocco. you haven't got the nerve Il
shnnt n dog"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-27
WOODROW WILSON
AS BALL PLAYER
Presidential Candidate Was Good Out.
fielder But Too Lazy to Get Out
For Practice With
Team.
WRAPPED UP IN READING
Governor Glenn and Wilson Played
on Davidson College Team To-
sether for TWO
Yeara.

BALTIMORE, June 27.-"W Woodrow
Wilson was fine baseball player but
too darn wrapped up in reading to
come out for practice" was the anus
ing comment of Governor Glenn, of
North Carolina, today.
Governor Wilson and we're col
lege mates" said Glenn. I'VE played
together against rival colleges on the
diamond for two years That was at
Davidson College, North Carolina. AT
ter that Wilson went to Princeton and
went back TO the plow.
Wilson was a good ball player but
he was too COMPOUNDED lazy to make
star. When the team would be cali
ed out for practice. we'd have to go
to his room and drag him away from
a book
"BuY when Wilson wanted to play
he was star. He played left field
and while he had an awkward way of
running, he covered a lot Of ground
and was the best pinch hitter on the
team. His only trouble was that he
cared more for history than for spaul
ding's rules"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-27
Insists That Seventeen Foot Ring
/. Too Small and Wants It
Changed Before
Battle.
PRESS SEATS ARE IN
1NIHoPE FOR CITY PLANT
Big Smoke Is In Good Shape and He
ls Taking of Weight Rapidly
Flynn In Excellent
Form.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
LAS VEGAS, N. NJ, June 2T.-That
Jack johnson will insist on twenty
foot ring when he meets Jim Flynn
here July was the declaration today
by Tom Flanagan, the blacks chief
handler. Flanagan called on Jack
Curley and notified the promoter that
under no circumstances would he
permit his man to fight in a 17,a foot
ring. Inasmuch as ring Of the lat
ter size is already in place, with press
boxes built all around 1t, Curley de-
INJURED Init Flanagan announced that
he would insist.
johnson is taking off weight rapid
ly now. He tipped the scales at PA
today just before he started out on
the road for twelve mile run. He is
somewhat Handicapped in his training
however, by the condition of his spar
ring partners. George Debray is sui
fering from badly sprained knee
while Marty Cutler. his chief sparrine
partner, is sick. Debray will be un
able to do any work until July l
while Cutler probably cannot do an,
more sparring before Thursdays bat
tie.
Flynn was in excellent shape today
He was out on the road early.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-27
Wants pictures.

The civic league would be very
grateful If any of the citizens who have
attractive gardens would have pictures
taken of them and send to any one OF
the officers of the league. that they
NAV be used in this garden program.
Mr.. Forbes Davis who now lives IN
Spokane has sent to the league much
information regarding window box
gardening. This will be featured IN
one Of the programs.
with the present high cost OF liy
ing the women of the league feel that
the kitchen garden question Is one
which ought to interest every house
keeper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-27
TAKE IT in TIME
Just as Scores Of Keokuk People
Have.

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II you neglect kidney backache,
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Mrs. j. G. wycoff, s1s High street.
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There was a constant pain across my
kidneys and knew that was In
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very effective in cases of this kind, l
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have been strengthened. NY advice
to persons afflicted in similar way is
to give Doan's Kidney Pills trial"
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