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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-15
Australian Regatta. c

splendid example OF sportsmauship
was given in the recent Australian
Henley. roWed on the Yarra river at
Melbourne. In the final heat OF the
senior sculls for tho Australian cham
pionship. Il. T. J. Kerby. OF the civil
service rowing club. was twice fouled by
due 10 the latter's poor steering.
Cox was disqualified. but each time
kerby refused 20 accept victory In that
ma uner and requested the re-rowlnC os
The race. In the third trial Cox won
nv half length, but the major portion
OF nc applause went 10 kerhy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-15
Sweden Makes Ready.

Sweden IL preparing 10 send strong
team entry for the modern Pentathlon az
the Olympic games In Berlin In 1916.
A special training school has been opened
IN Stockholm and twenty-four young Of
fiocrs are under the supervision OF pro-
fessionsl trainers. Some excellent results
sonal charge II viii be recalled that
ures are kept secret.
The crown prince Is taking great In
ierest In the work OF the school. where
the examinations gre held under his per-
soral charge. II vii Ibe recalled that
Sweden won FIRST. second and third In
this competltIon al the Stockholm rames
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-15
MICHIGAN WILL PLAY
HARVARD ON OCT. 81

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Dec. 14.-Rar-
yersity OF Michigan In the Harvard stad-
ium October II next year. according 10
ingorme ton received here tonight. This
falls on the Saturday filled by Cornell
this year but it was not announced ,rfot
college Michigan would displacc ON the
Harvard schedule. The Crimson man
sgemcnt. IN its recent invitation TO Michl
gan, suggested October e as a date
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-15
To Fly Over Andes.

SANTIAGO. Chile. Dec. H.-Senor Fig
ueroa, who has been making preparations
for flight over the Andes. left hero to-
day for the foot OF the mountains. and
hopes TO carry out his object this week
The flight Will be attempted at a point
where the mountains attain an altitude
OF nearly 90 900 feet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-15
Monument to Football PLAYER

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. IA nlove-non,
OF Minnesota alumni TO erect q ,r,c,,,t,.,' -
20 lislc johnson. a former lTInnssnt,
football player. who died Il few weeks y ssn
from an attack OF typhoid fever The
the Northrup field. 'n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-15
Carpenter Disciplined.

Georges Carpentier. the present pugil-
istic idol OF France. ls not above dsci-
pine at the hands OF the French boxing
federation. He was recently fined 500
ard Ills manager mulcted for a similar
sum for his bout with Jim Lancaster
At Geneva Lancaster, IL developed upon
Investigation. was In reality Max ABBOTT
and Carpenter was charged with box
ing Abbott, knowing that ne was not
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-15
Think McDermott Best.

Both Ray and Vardou were besieged
upon their return TO England for eN-
prcsslons OF opinion regarding golf and
golfers in America 4 synopsis OF their
replies would Indicate that the famous
English professionals believe J. j. Nc
Dcrmott the best Of the professionals In
this country, with "Chick" Evans hold
Ing a similar position among tho anna
tours The best courses. they said. were
al Cleveland, O.. and Detroit. Mich IT
was their opinion that American golfers
were TOO prone TO use Irons off the tees,
due in part TO the absence OF real bunk
er's and rough going on The American
courses According 20 Ray there Is
strong probability that a team Of Eng
1915. playing In America. Australasia and
Africa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-15
Mike Cantillon Ill.

MINNEAPOLIS. Dee. lL-Presioent III
Z. Cantilion OF the Minneapolis pasepa,, y,
his home In this city. Ho iB Bufferips
from stomach trouble
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-15
Tener the Man.

One OF these factors Is tie tendency
os the prcsent day TO be an active rather
than passive actor In sport whereas
IN the past he would spend his afternoons
and holidays witnessing baseball AMI
other athletic contests. the ian no" uses
the same time TO participate In some
came or. recreation himself.
This movement offers a problem 'rat
.sqdIres careful study and handling by
those who stage athletic exhibitions
which depend for success upon gate re-
ceipts Fortunately big league business
has 10 date held q position above sus-
pIcion. but recent wrsucles among INC
club owners of the National league nave
not helped the game In the eyes OF the
fans. With Teucr as president the Tar
seeing fnagnates hope for q harmonious
both the league and the sport
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-15
Kodak Pictures Finished.

Mail us your films. Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co., l59 Main street Exclusive
photo dealers. (Advertisement)
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Charleston Entries

| First race six furiongs-SSchailer, WINS.
| lli. Belfast. Beverstcin. Ragman. Flying
| Yankee, 10: Mike Cohen. 100. Willis. If:
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~ Ew YORK. Dec. 1S.-Altfough the
NJ annual meeting OF the National
M league. held Here last week.
J. failed to develop any sensational
features aside from the trades
made, the magnstes OF the senior base
ball organization returned 20 their homes
well satisfied with the outlook Tor tne
1914 season. This optimism Is due IN
great part TO the mastery manner 10
which President Tener. the newly elect
Cd executive. handled affairs atter ne
took ihe gavel. President Lyuch's sue
cessor gave the impression that he was
the man capable OF fulfilling every re-
duirement.
II vas this Impression of executive
strength that heartened the masnates.
FOR close observers OF the sport realize
that the expenses of professional baseball
are mounting much faster than attend
a-ice iigures. In fact this attendance rec
ords OF 1912 and 1913 fail 10 show an,
considers bic increase, while the cost OF
new parks and stands. together with the
Increase i'm players salaries. nave CUT
Into the gross gate receipts considerably
This situation is not due TO any falling
or In interest. bat TO conditions en-
firclv out side tho realm Of the game
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-15
TENER RIGHT MAN FOR
PRESIDENT OF NATIONAL
Club Owners Think Governor Will Bring Dignity
to Office; Jeanette-Langford Bout Is for
World Title; Sports Of Various Kinds.

Lancaster The other principals Jared
worse. Abbott was suspended for four
months and the referee for nine
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-15
Records of Performances of
Commercial League BOlUlers

Following are tho standings
ia Bowling league for week ended December l2
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Continued on Following Page.)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-28
GOV WHO STRUCK BURLINGTON
MAN WITH STONE nGLxAsEO
FROM CUSTODY.
LAD DxvGNoEp MOTHER
AND HIMSELF FROM ATTACK
Oey's story 81 krcountsr which ~.
suited In Death o. pa Noble Sub.
stsrt'stsd ~ Other Witnesses -~
BLOW on Hssd Resulted Fatally 10
lnfurstsd Man.

DiprlibstDD, Jan, Nv, THE verdict rs-
quest over tbs body VI Pat noble.
whose death resulted from stone
thrown by william voelksr. va" that
tho boy had acted IN snif defense,
This clears The boy and II IN not IKE
Jy that there VIII be the lsaHs DISPOSE =
ton 10 prosecute him for his 6ct ~hlah
cost his aasailant his life.
The exact verdict returned Ny W"
eoronsr's jury was IN follows
I'VE. the jury. md that Pat Hob'"
came 10 his death from meningitis,
caused by n fracture ri thn Skn'',
which WAS caused by rock thrown
by william yosIhsf while acting IN asV
defense on sunday. i'm ", 1913.
rho Jury was composed or =, w.
johnson, ~ J, y. WHstsfbenk ara J"f-
tnnn J. Iioisteap. Three Withesr"s mp"
pearad and their Testimony f6rWHn IN"
subptana. for tho verdict returned ny
tho Jurors Thn witnesses wnr" VIII
tam voatlsHr. thu lad who killed Noble.
HIS mother, IN whose defense W" deed
WAS committed. ana itr. A. &. Nosfh".
Wttu was called ~ Gare for N0bla ana
who cared Tor him during III" ensuing
siege which eventually resulted " h'S
death,
The lad told straightforward story
on The wjtuass stand. IN substste" ne
sDid that after he aud the man hah en-
gagged IN tho nrat quarrel. when w"s
prompted by unreasonable actions on
the part of tho dsnd man. u" ran '"
nearby store and 'ph6ned Tor ponce. .
man, He stated that when he raiIrn"h
Noble wns beating his mother ana ih"'
he toot sides with hnr. wbst"upoh
Noble chased him into tbs yard. Whsfr
ha picked ~ ~ stone ana threw " NJ
Gobie 10 protect himself
The mother testified along the sam"
lips M the r0B ana said that SOD"
hlrunk har ana that the son ran M"
The yard. followed by Noble. whom
he struck win stone.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-28
LAsoHGa nvRNEp 70 DEATH.


Keokuk, Ian. ~. A young man. sup.
posed Ia be 'IjeD Brown" " Howell
Mich. wan the victim uf an nEoniklnA
ana horrible fate Sunday hisht, Us
burned u death On the west wall ~
the naw government looh bsins buii'
by the Mississibpi tiyer water Power
Company. Whii. engaged at work IN
The tunnel Immediately beneath, his
clothing became innited, presumably
by nm explosion ~ anhoiipr ttter'ns
piercing shtjrhp Tor besittAncc, brow'i
ran up four flights ~ cement stairway
ia The top ~ thn iock, his wearing APP
ppre, all pbiuya, and there fell ana per
jshed In intense agony WITHIN r'sh'
NJ acyeral 90 lnborofs, who we're pow
etleaa IN osiend MD IN hufntlcn' INV
In avert this ttnaio and ne died WIN
IN u fo~ minute" after cihpioshH
reached the obsrted body, from when
nlmos, every particle ~ claiming hao
been burned brown lay on ~" haoh
with his hands lifted upward "'h'
the body was contracted ana r"n'"i''"
rho little blazing material 'hh' ms" ~,
been .opa,pned was sst'nsu,hheh ana
medical aid was promptly Fhnl'n"h'"
hnt death quickly interviewed ~" COZ
ot,nr wna notified nHd jury WIS -"
paurjea and view the body, after wh''h
II vas removed tn thu in"rah"
The lury today was uhab'" 10 ""'"'
mine flain tho sVidanfo pfodncfo nv
the inguent how IiroNh's clothing was
lgniied The .nieI po"nt company nus
communicated With the an'hof,'l"" o'
Howell, Mich. IN hopn of f"oe'V'hR
some Information IN regard I" ~" ram !
ily ar f.lntivua Of the deceased A may
whose Minneapolis address hrp'ar"h W
n ma,noiprdum boob found among iht
perspnat effects. has nlno been com
municated with by wire, brown came
IN Enokuh recently. having he"n ~ ih'
employ ~ the water power p"opl" l"nt
than ton days
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-28
sg,xvng or DAM sits pRoPGNv>
At ksokvk POINTS MGnAcx
TO STATE.
sxNAron cuMM,Ns SOUNDS
ALAnM 70 STATE or IOWA
says state should ~ on Guard ~ 10
Nsahts 10 Control Power Along R'v.
srs--objsots 10 orsst Privately
Owned Power Pisnts--psysnport
Dam Plans Affected.

Washington, Jan. 2s.@@Tan important
strupeie pending IN the senate over The
Connecticut river dam. involving The
whole rnovied question OF federal aud
state jurisdiction over wntrr powers
has brought out - situation Of tho Vt =
most moment with respect IN Iowa
Hhnatpr Gumnins. who haa br' n
forced ~ examine deeply into ia" lazy
M 10 the water powaf control "s i.
presses the heller that The state ~ iown
HhoDid bnutir itself Ia protect ita rights
M ip the power arinihg from the Eao-
Ituk dam ana bn on guard respecting
llls" rights M Ia power arising from IN"
proposed D.s Mn!nna river dams aud
MI oth'r such projects,
tia Hays u In remarkable that ~"
krDtsuh power concern II making us"
NJ land In which thu state has title for
Tho dam site, TINT II ta uslng water 81
the stntn, TINT II ~ even assuming the
right Ia condemn land ana Hr"nlhgiy
ignoring completely The right Of The
state ~ asn.i charge therefor ""
denies II likely that " tho state should
by Injunction or other proceedings
carry the matter IN the courts II could
force tho power company ia - neiii"-
inttt
H.nntor cummlns has written som"
Or the members ~ this jeHttin'ut" about
this matter ana about tba llos MoinHr
river situation, and " " probable N"
water power question VIII bonoIn" acute
Ia tha next iealnlatnre
The proposed Davenport dam VIII br
u nactnd, " the issue becomes acute. hr
~ seems certain ~. E"w YORK. IL pre-
pairing 10 no Ia thu courts Ia maintain
itu authority 10 regulate water powers
senator tumnins " not committed
W the doctrine ~ stat" onnirol or wa
ter powers az against federal control
tilIt no strongly Ubjarts ~ ali pr'"a'"l.
owned great power projects Ia b" hh'it
up without either the state ar tho fed
efaI government controlling ihom lia
snyn II ia n surprising ihing the last"
Inns not been carried 10 Tho supreme
court 0lraady and the question Of ntn'o
nnd fedcral Jurisdiction ,olahrIy defined
Until that Ia done. there VIII b" con
slant uncertainty M ~ what power tho
federal government haa tn control
power projects
even Hearatary Fisher. who In nj
ardent believer IN federal regulation
admits do,.bt ~ 10 what tho scop" ol
federal authority IN. 'rha situation, be.
inm 40 definite. HaDator c,mmins fanl,
Iowa should be on guard vjkilantly nhr
protect its rights, ~,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-28
Northern Io,ua Items

morning ~ hdn,lnislhr ~ the nlrloken
physician aud rrpo,ia TINT The doctor
vs. ~ serious rondliInit, II IL not
hh6wh lust how the accident happened
but the doctors office wac practically
wrecked, every WinJnw w HE building
h"lDK blown o,,t ana The brlrk walls
~ the basement iofn loose ana III,
building wrecked.
Douuhtsrty.
u cost August Hohwnndi al even
ho0 to s1nnfe ~ WIN tho law Tor The
iildnnl sale Ut llru0f, fohwandl In n
resident ~ Scott township IN Floyd
county, The sheriff made raid az,
his promises ma succeeded IN hand
inv several Gns"n nr beer. ami wnt
6bis IN a"nuHDIai" evidence huff,olani
~ establish tbs fnei li,at his Was run
ninE ~ guad sized country bsrr garden
'fhu evidence before The grind jury
Wah ~ such n mature tliaI he not pnlY
said Ia men, bat wns Willing Ia disf
II up ~ minors " lhay had the nHhl
Hehwandt entered Tho plea ~ Hullts
hnd Judge Kelly Imposed u iiha df ttOl
which wba promptly paid.
Tsms.
Epfly Tuesday morning. between
snd = n'niaek !. ", MtkiHhs5'A res
,aurunt was the seems ~ The most dhf'
Ing burglary svor prrpoirbind ~ TaWh
n onu,iffad Win Four men IN tbs room
bat when they loohed lhlo tbs inuhh'
NJ the long harfrl"h hseaithsr Isyolv",
that was carried nv the i'ah~nf i,a'
they praWptIs droiiir, ;is ;:is aian al
uood Judgment would have done to ~
Ter ma resistance tha TIL ~ the req
tsupuOt only uns robbed, no attempt
nsins made ~ ga ,hTu Tbs pdeheta " ti''
individuals present, III. ';u''; ~, n,'''
wan apparently Young althp his ~ 20
wan m blaukspad. apparently hY ,"n
dust, that II Was impossible ~ u" pos'F
tive as t0 that, 10 WHs nf hishluh
styu aud wars u blath zap ana rl,1i'
biuok coat, No lraae has been sh'
cured or hin nithO thn ntty authorities
are nm the a,ari Thn amount secured
, nv tina robhnv was $3.50. largely III
niaL,cv and other fractional currency
Aiaers.
Last Friday evening. u Hebrew, pos
tns ms "A commercial travelling man
Vtst,ed esyeral al our stores anu ~ an.
oia,n auye eyjdsnrs Ut bHanmtDE an
amovsd with one of tho clerks. ~ hand
some youns lady. Who had not been
In this country gfaa. while ana VII,
WAS not posted upon The conditions
ana customs ~ this lana, "" induces
her W iaaya tbs store ana gave ih'
tho Impression that In knew pe"p''
and uiaess IN her paitys land ana oiiy
NJ Hhe accommodated Mn, W THIS huin
u,a.pa ,h.y had euUi,rr, IN thn tiiHati
inns John Msaina, her nnst~, aud WIZ
whom Abs lives. discovered her where
abouts aud sent tor tha aoupia W NEE
him NJ b,s atOf. which they dld, A.
| T tor TALKING with them moment "
djscoysvsd ths raai object NJ tha maj
and IL satisfied In " y white slave
operator. Ito osdssad him out a,,d
in tbe fyaaas n glass WAS broken u
tina front does NJ The music store. fol
witch thu man later paid.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-28

Dubuque.
Iba contract for The new Third ward
school has bsan lot. the structure
VIII cost tbp.2as.
Dubuque.
The Wohian's club observed tho
tbirlysssvanib anniversary 0f ~
founding with n banquet.
Marcus.
Miss Kate ", Logan. the present
county superintendent. II the fourth
woman ~ hold the ofiian ~ snperin
iendaUi NJ Cherokee county and hh6 has
held The office sinGa 1909,
Williams.
va Edvens6n, nnn NJ our anisyprisina
farmers living south ~ town, has M
vested ~ the la0saara fafm bslon4tn s
Ia w. ~, Mtnafd ana viii labs posses
sion about March !, lie paid sis4 PCT
mere, The Investment In a good ono.
Wollsburu.
D. n, Meyer bought the sD5sacrt
Wells home farm n mite south NJ tow I,
rOHsday from g. !, Schmidt, The price
paid WAS $4,000. which " ~ iiitle 0yet
sis5 an nara. Mr.. schmidt bousht this
place Ten WoHtbes ago for Sl3h an hats
this farm added Ia what h. already had
Mr., Mayer nav owns G6h acres ~ land
IN The county ANA ba has - auaflaI
section IN Butler.
Clear Lake.
Last FRIDAY The Gisar Lake boosters
went over IN fritz - tath Win ihn
farmers about ratsins sugar bas's, tbs
question WIS Thoroughly d,senasad be-
fare II good sisad audience. ali ~ WDiDh'
ware tutsyesiai In thu nUW enterprise
Al the close or me meeting Az HHtss
were signed ~, n apisbdid showing f0s
oOs day, This Nv iba same sOtolint ses
cured 1T uuyper, with tia above ron :
,pae,s srs now signed for a.ih0 acres.
opener.
Marshall Hmiih arrested John Fetsf'
ran, commonly known RA Hoh''s. Mon
day morning ~, tho charge ~ bsstA
drunk aud using ptofann ana ohsfrNs
language on the straata ~ spspeev
ia WAS taken before Mayor Hthdei
and mad 5000 or nftsaD days nj hsrd
IN bor an Tho streats, This N nal
uouus' t,vst offanse and I, was deaasd
nseassary ~ give him ~ pretty ssvsye
tassGH,
osile PLANE,
E'rtsnds here were shocked We'd
basday morning " tsasiYa wov0 tba'
SIR. Albert g. Voss, formerly prem
ipsnt lumhafman ut this a'sy, blt fo'
tina mast Iiya years " resilient ~ IedH'
Hapids, had dad suddenly ~ his home
IN that city following an attahh 81
ns,,rujs,a sf the heart, only a day o,
two previous ~ his death friends hsd
ward from him ana hs then sast0Ad
,n high spirit and sta'ad mat no On
paa,ed IN visit here soon.
GastsNs.
wednesday aisht u serious accident
soeuyrad NJ esssAha IN whlah ~
.aat ylsua sas plant located w ti,s
bp sameHt ~ DIR. w, w. 1lhNiss neN
ey,ae exploded aud Or. barnett Nhs
had lust returned from \ trip IN ths
GnSi ~. Conn Wss aHlisd tHVTS FsS'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-28
BILllNGslEY NOT DEAD
Methodist Minister Whose Demise
Was Reported In Texas Osu'ss IT.
Wss Cousin Of Same Name Who
Passed Away.

Cedar Fails, Jan, ~ a report re-
nniy"d IN this city by former pnrlHhs
Onnrs ana friends To The erect That
itev. A. NJ. BjliInsaIey, ~ former par
tor of tho ~, H. church ANA n prom
iBant divine well known ihrnout the
west. had passed aw6y nj Farw"ll.
Texas. and which caused extreme 70.
greet ibru0ut the city. has been found
IN be- nm error, The reverend gentle
man whom the story had m dead wna
very much surprised when appraised Ut
thu press report nj hia home ~ Man
chester A. soon nv no was Informed 81
his death h6 NJ 0HGa took steps u
deny tho story. The at1ry evidently
had IT. origin from the fart that u
cousin NJ the well known minister and
Win tho same name ana initials mad
pnsHed away ~ tho Texas town.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-28
WOMAN SUES pHvn,c,AN.
Sensations, Malpractice Case on Tr's'
ri Cvsst0n.

epanIai 10 Ttmas vitnpublidnn,
erosion, ian. as,'sssThe sensational
damage snit entitled Hceioy w h"htla
Involving over ! 900 damages was bs-
gun IN district court Monday,
u W expected this VIII ba the most
sensational naas triad I'm the county for
years rho plaintiff, Mrs. innco heeiey.
charges Dr. q. A. Bsatie Of ih'H city,
with malpractice IN ~ cns" Of ohild
birth, resulting IN alleged blood poison
ing ~ plaintiff fron which tbs plaintiff
claims her health hnh l,aan permanent /.
~ impaired Dr. Ieaii" IN ono of tn"
most prominent ana best known htf =
gaohs IN this part or ihr state ana Tho
iegaI talent employed In prodf that tho
naae WIN ba hotly contested
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-28
TEMPERANCE MEN CONFIDENT.
Gay 100 More Withdrawals VIII kssl
Waterloo Dry,

Wnierloo. Jan ~ At tho meeting
NJ The Waterloo Iius,ness Men" Tam-
pornnra Association " waa a'ht"h mat
win nnr hundred NOR" wl'hdfh"h'a
from III. petition tho nioanur" ~ou'h
.n defeated and tho town wonlh re-
main dry. President i.ltohn'ld pto-''' :
cd at The meeting and mhd" ""Vnfa'
t,jta 10 tho assembly ~ REGARD :"
iha,r need Of getting "ut among inc
man THIS week. ana nbtnin'n. mot" rs"
pupais from the petition.
The nya hundred th"n present
showed moro enthusiasm than h"fofo
n, my inaetlhg this year, When
ptrong statement would como up
aguiust this petition nearly every ON"
a, tho meeting would arise IN hln fe"t
ana make Some abatement ~ REGARD
10 what hs thought about ".
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-28
Try Thtg HOHs1.JMGds
Cough Remedy
Gos6s Little, Hwt Aass tsn W"sk
NwlaAIy, Wv MSNsp MsS"~dsd.

Mix ona pint NJ gvanuIa.ed sugar .witl.
pint NJ warm Nalnf. anh at'f ~
Minutes, tWt W. ounces ~ Pines my
Gants' WORTH IN u pint bottle then aJ'l
Ahe sugar syrup. Take " taanpHhiul
every Ol,s, two ~ thtea hours
you vii, mud that this simple rem.
sdy lakes held 9f u enugh mo'" .anlak,y
than anything elsa y", eyer ''soi' us,,'
ally ends deep seated o"ugh ihsidn
OF ia hours. hplenJid. too, Tor whopp'
Ing cough, group chest pains. oson,ehl'
W. snd other throat t,o',blosi y slim
ulstes tina Appetite sud ~ slightly Ian.
ative. whiel, helps and n cough,
This yseipe makes more aud hAttts
cough syrup than ya,, eould buy ready
made foy ts,b0, II keeps perfectly and
taatss PLEASANTLY.
ptnas IN tho mast valuable eonaen.
trsted compound IT Norway whtta pt,le
extract, and In rich IN p,,aiaaoi and all
tbs natural pine eismenis which ara 10
healing IN tta membranes, Other prep.
Asstiona will not work IN this formula.
This plan ~ making cough syrup With
ptneS and sugar syrup TOR strained
h6ney) hss proven ~ pop,,lar through,
ont Tin Tinted states and lmnsda that
IL 10 often initiated. HIT the aid, s,la.
Nassf,,l formula has nav,r la1N ~0,tslsd.
A guaranty VI absolute satisfaction,
this reeip> Your druggist has lipsS av
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