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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17
sEIGLIE FoRSAKEs PHILLIES
Cuban Shortstop Will Join Griffith's
SQUAD of Senators.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. March 1i;-Man,
nger Griffith received word last night lr3i., RON
Is at St Petersburg with tho Phillies; that
he would report to the Nationals provided a ne t
Immediately wired the necessary papers ana
1t is expected that SeiElie will reach mere III
II viii be recalled that Griffith thought he
had this player bottled up. when suddenly
SeiElie reported at the training camp or the
Phiiiies. Ever since that time Grifhth has mas
here il being understood that he had not
signed a contract with Manage9r Moran. IN.
fuence from the Cuban Minister. or those
otherwise connected with the Legation IN
washington. was brought to bear in the
matter.
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Cooperstown Poloists Win Opener

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 17-Aiinute
and half before time was called. CoopeTs-
town polo team of New York, by the dashing
Tlay OF q. C. Rumsey, carried the ball almost
the entire length of the field for a goal and
won the opening game Of the Universal Polo
Tournament from san Mateo. Score: o 10
~ About 1000 persons were present and
voted II the best game ever held on the coast
The CoopeTstOWn team was virtually un-
known to the spectators outside OF the reputa-
tion which preceded It. Two of the team were
substitutes the American team In the In
ternRtonal matches; San Mateo put up a
grittye uphill battle. playing determinedly
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17

There was n general belief as eX-
pressed early in the winter that whoever
followed Chance as leader of the Yankees
would have only bunch of baseball junk
on his hands.
But after inspecting the talent Smiling
Bill has in tow we take the liberty of
mailing that rumor as bum piece OF
dope.
Donovan hasn't the greatest material in
the world in camp, and he isn't going to
win any pennant-this year. But he has
a better ball club than most people give
him credit for having, and one of the
best defensive machines in the game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17
Muirfield in Golf Reckoning

Late reports from England In regard to the
p0stpohement OF the British amateur cham
pionship OF 1O1b state that the cancellation Of
the tourney will not deprive Muirneld OF lie
turn in the championship rota and that the
1916 championship, II played. will be on the
Scotch course instead OF at Hoylalke. as ii
would have been II there had been no inter
ruption When the announcements OF the post
pOnelnent vas cabled two OF three weeks ago
would lose fits turn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17
19-HOLE MATCH FEATURES
Mrs. Stockton and Mrs. Faith in Pine
hurst Golf Battle.

P1NEHrRsT. y. c.. March 17-A is-AaA
field, and Mrs. W. j. Faith. OF WykaEyi Va
the feature OF Yesterdays first round OF phy
in the. Silver Fotls championship, Mrs. Fam
gained a lead OF / on the 10th. which sla
lost on the nth. Having the 18th In 6 iAs
Plainteld player won the 10Th In for tha
match. She moves forward TO play Mn
r. II. Barlow, Of Merton. who defeated Nm
II. L. JillsOn. OF Plnehurst.
Raymond Price and Miss Louise Elklns halA
OF Oakmort. remain.
In the second round of the Tin Whistle chan.
rionship with card OF 81 for No.
course, Parker Whittemore made s.; j. n
Thompson 81. and W. T.. Truesdell &C.
Jesse Gulfnrd recorded rs out and 80 n ~
total OF - In "four-bal play on No
course. N.lI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17
BOWIE TRACK OPENS APRIL /
Racing Season in East Will b
Launched at Little Maryland Town,

Bowie is ready for its opening The Issng
season viii be launched In that little VAT,
land town April l. Many horses are aHeal
on hand and others are arriving daily NJ. B4
stables are represented and the officials esiqs as
there will be 1000 thoroughbreds quartessa
the east The Prince George track Is I ~
one, but has made great hit With ne nSlas s,ss
men. The race meet is under direction q -
Southern Maryland Agricultural Assoclatoa. "a
Trotting horsemen all over the country ~,
Grand Circuit managers In particular, ay 49, ~
fully convinced that the addition OF no.', s
Park. Montreal. Can, to the big llnena llne W.
fortunate move on the part OF the ste"aSA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17
CUBANs HAIL JESS WILLARD
Fighter Gets Reception Like Con-
quering Hero.

HAVANA March II. = Several thousahd
c1ibans welcoFsed Jess Willard yesterday. Civ
ing him the greatest reception since the ar
rIval of Palma Cuba's first President. VIII
lard appeared in the pink OF health and SAL
he WEIGHED $50 rounds. He Is expected 10
Manager Jones and Treasurer Well accom-
panied Willard. Cuban whites seem to be
Wild willard fans.
Jack Johnson appeared before Police Judge
yesterday accused of retaining the bag
gare OF Trencine, one of his trainers. john
son admitted retaining the baggage, but eX-
plaired II was to guarantee a loan he made
to Trencine. He discharged.
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INDOOR TOURNEY TO-DAY
Final of the Non-winners' Tournament
Concluded at Gimbels Links.

Today is the last day for nonwinners to go
over the Gimbel golf course In the 36-hole
tournament. The tourney was started yester-
day.
The links will be torn down Saturday.
Baltusrol links will be in the finest possible
shape for the national open championship
tournament TO be held June Is to 49,
Atlantic City golf course has been much i'm
proved Several thousand dollars have been
cellent condition.
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MEREDITH WINS AGAIN
PENIS Famous Athlete Wins Quarter
Rather Easily at New York.

Ted Meredith the worlds champion 500
metre runner. racing in the colors Of the Uni
event al a quarter milel last night at the
Manhattan College games in the Goth Regi-
Ament Armory. The event was scratch af-
fair and attracted starters Harry Gissng,
the former half-mile national champion; Dave
CALDWELL Boston A. A., the intercollegiate
titIeholder at that distance. and others Of
lesser note.
Once In front Meredith made the rest OF the
field look like many novices Gissing came
through the inside, and finally finished sec
ond seven yards behind Meredith. Caldwell
managed to get third several yards behind
Gissing. with the winners time 80 2-5 seconds.
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BASIL WAGNER VICTOR
Defeats Ralph L. Baggs for Bermuda
Tennis Laurels.

HAMILTON. Bermuda. March 1.-THE de-
feat OF Ralph 1; Baggs; Of the West Side
OF Baltimore. In the inal round the sea-
satlon OF the open lawn tennis tournament for
the. championship OF all Bermuda, just con-
ciuded on the courts Of the Hamilton Hotel
Tennis Club. BY his victory Wagner becomes
since Captain A. Berger. OF the British Army
Service Corps. Is away and had to default
the Cup has left the island.
Bags and Wagner teamed In the doubles
hnal and beat Howard Wainwright OF Har-
ward, and Hobart Lawton, of New York In
the fnal
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The One Ingredient

Where will the esteemed Yanks finish?
We haven't any idea, Probably around
fifth place. But we'll suggest this-if they
get to batting bit and Wally Pipp. the
tall first baseman. hits up to ex-
pected form, they are liable to make a
hard drive at the first position.
That part of it is just a matter of
batting, for with the batting attached
they have the defense to win n pennant
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Norwegian Girl Tennis Winner

NEW YORK. March 1T-Mlss Molla Blur
stedt, the Norwegian lawn tennis champion,
reached the round before the semifinal yester-
DAY in the women's national indoor tennis
championship tournament at the 9TH Regiment
Armory, when she defeated Miss Florence
Ballin In straight sets at OIL G-2
ono OF the most interested spectators the
sidcnes was Miss Marie Wagner tho title
holder, who Will probably be called upon to
play Miss Bjurstedt in the final round.
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Something Else

Defensively the team is strong one.
with fine pitching and fine fielding. Of
fensively it isn't strong, unless a decided
shift takes place in number Of batting
eyes.
But we are banking upon something
else this season to start the Yanks out
of the rutland that is a renewal of team
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17
Yesterdays Baseball Results

Louisville. |: Athletics q.
Athletics. s: Jacksonville, >.
Cubs, q: Phillies. T.
San Antonio, 8; Cleveland CAmerican
Leaguel, g.
MrGrnw's Colts. 81 Regulars, .
Brooklyn Robins. @; Regulars. g.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17
MEET CUBS Az
OUIMET COMING HERE
FOR JUNE TOURNEY
Promises to Take Part in Lynnewood
Hall Cup Event

Francis oulmct the national amateur golf
champion. was a guest at the Pine Valley
Golf Club Yesterday, and during the afternoon,
partuered with j. ". sullivan. Jr.. n club
mate from tho Woodlawn Golf club, Boston,
he PLAYED IN four-ball match against G. r..
BuSton and George 4. Crump. two OF the
piouecrs at Pine Valley.
At the end OF the regulation round rs holes.
Crump and Buxton were 1 up but. continuing
until darkness. the match progressed to the
POD hole, where play was stopped with Oumet
and Sullivan 1 up. Ouimct and Sullivan are
on their way to Pinehurst, whore they Will
play In the united North and South champions
shlps that get under way ncNt week. Before
leaving Pine Valley last night both Of them
prom!scd 20 return to Philadelphia in June
mont az the Huntington Naley Country Club
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Oarsman Denegre Displaced

NEW HAVEN. March 17.-Thomas Bayne
Denegre, captain of the Yale crew, was dis
placed from the boat yesterday afternoon by
order of his physicians and will resign his
place today. being unwilling to be captain in
name only as he was last year. He has been
rowing In the first boat all the year since the
crews went on the harbOr,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17
Norristown Skater in Limelipht

NEW YORK. March IA special sprint
race between Roland Cioni. Norristown. Pa.
and Willie Blackburn. New York. was run
off as one Of the prcliminarles to the big "a
hour skating race at Madison Square Garden.
the skaters being paced by motorcycles. Cionl
won both heats the first in an even minute
and the second in 20 seconds.
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CLUB SHOOT TODAY

Only one Philadelphia club win stage a trap
shooting contest today. That Is the Point
Breeze Gun Club In addition William Kirsh-
ner. OF West Philadelphia, will meet Charles
test at 25 BIRDS while Davy Paul, another
Southwark noted shot, will test his skin at
Blddle. OF Manoa, in the second number.
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Buck Weaver Joins Sox

Los ANGELES, CAL, March IL. - Buck
Weaver, shortstOp OF the Chicago White Sox.
reported for duty today after having had his
tonslls removed. Manager Rowland announced
tho sale Of Joe Berger, Sox inielder, to tho
Venice Pacific Coas team. and tho purchase
OF outhelder Quinlan. Of the Oakland coast club
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17
London Racing to Continue

LONDON, March 1.-THE Jockey Club has
decided to continue racing in spite OF the
war, Tho only change from times Of peace
wilt be the necessary curtaiiment OF some
social functions In connection with the EPSON
and Ascot meets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17
PHILA. SWIMMERS MEET
Harry Mcmillan Is Chosen President
of Club,

Tho annual meeting OF. the Philadelphia
Majestic. ana the yearly reports show the
orGanizaton has had one OF the best years IN
won "a first places. nine seconds and seven
thirds.
The following officers were elected: PresI-
dent. Harry Mcmillan; vice president, Fred
w Aszmann: recording secretary. James II.
Andrews. corresponding secretary William c.
Schmidt treasurer. Joseph A Wayne; captain.
Slick. Victor Binder. Edward Lackro Edwin
]. Beuter J.. Fred Doris. Curtis p. Calver
and Ernest w. Sopp
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17

In addition to Sweeney, Donovan has a fine
catcher in Nunamaker and promising young
ster IN ~ SGhwert late OF Pennsylyqnla IN. ~
in baseball He has one OF the best fielding in
nelgs in the game, and with High added,
good fielding outfeld.
He, has the speed with such fast men around
as Maisel Cook, Cree, High, Pipp. Mullen and
others. And he has one of the best all-round
utility men in the game in Roy Hartze.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17
Williams Trackmen nnt

WIIIIAMSToWN Mass. March lT.-Cap-
tain Brodio has called the Williams track men
Tor regular workouts In the IAssen gym
nasin5n. Forty men at present constitute the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17
Reecher Returned Minner

NEW YORK March 1T.-wilie Beecher
handily defeated Al Thomas, the German
lightweight champion, in 10 rounds az the
opening OF the new Astoria Boxing Club last
night Beecher landed the honOrs in eight
rounds, the other two being even,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17
BOXER SAYS WIFE BEAT HIN
Therefore Johnny Dundee Seeks pF
Vorce.

JOHNNY Dundee. the lightweight peEvsI
yesterday under his real name, J9seP9s arssra nm
roro, against his wife Mrs. Lucille f,on ".
cause she has beaten him and eAnsn Isns NJ
names. The couple were married has aIsa
his wife $4,000 since their marriage h..w.n
Dundee alleges that almost daily NE be1l
February / last and March 10 DIS ms "e,roessr
md brlc-a-brae at him and called hin ~, bin
and ''wop,' He says y ls unsA'e ''
10 live with his wife any longer
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STAKE ENTRIES CLOSE TODAY

Z, Entries foT the H%9Tse Hers Dealers, sweepstaks.
classics TO oe raced at the Belmont mile
track lure 2 and 10. and the new added
Ieature lhe Keystone pacing class for 2.IT
side-wheelers, close today. Last year the
Dealers Sweepstake netted the winner s1OsO
that sum this year.
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Maxwell Test Severe One

The Maxwell utility test IOOO-mils run
passed the halfway mark yesterday. when il
rounded out 533.6 miles for a four-day record.
The car Is not trying for mileage record 50
much as for demonstration Of It's ali-round
servieeability for touring and general business
use In these respects II has made a splendid
record under some trying conditions.
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Piez's Seventh Home Run

Rookie Piez OF Hammonton. ". j., is max
ing a strong bid for regular berth in the
Giants outheld. His home run yesterday IN
the Cubs-Regulars practice clash was his
seventh this spring. Pitcher Ritter was re-
ported improving today.
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Washington Fencers Best

~ WRsbinston again carried back @ In.'
city the trophy offered by ths fsssia sasio.
Lesgue OF America for the natiS11ss Ia1s sshisstaa
team, headed by Henry Breckenrlage' ~ -
amt Secretary OF War. which took ,I.aSss ~ K
tional title IN 1914, successfully aei7H
here last night.
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Colnmbia % Keen Oarsmen Home

NEW YORK March IT.-Columbia Univer-
ally has definitely decided against sending its
crew 10 the Panama-Paeihc Exposition at San
Francisco. An Invitation to compete in the
exposition races was received, but the expense
sslimate1 at 5000. was considered pFohibltive.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17
Jackson Is Best Shot

special match at so targets between Jack
Eon and Burns and three 25-tarFet events con-
atituted the program OF the South Philadelphia
Gun Club at Pleasant Valley Jackson won
the match shoot by one target.
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Jaspers WIN al HARRISBURG

Win two OF the Grsyst0ck players In their
lineup. Newman and Sugarman, the Jaspers.
Independents At Harrisburg, last night, 80
70 g.
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Berwind Navy Gym CAPTAIN

ANNAPOLIS. March 1I.-Members OF the
Naval Academy gymnastic team have elected
Mldshipman Charles g. Berwind. of Pennsyl-
vanla, to be captain next season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17

Tonight-OLYMPIA-Tonighi
TWO ls) WORLDS CHAMP sS.Il..s
Kid Williams Jvs. Johnny hilDaH'
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Greatest Show Ever Staged

National A. C.-NatiOnal A: Y
1HAI1IV cT'AaRy vs. YOUNG AHERs
SAN RoBIDEAI VS.. CHARLEY WIN
GEORGE cHANEY VS.. EDDIE na99FI.I
TOMMY HOWELL VS.. JOE BBoorsasId
Adm, soc. Res, 81, Sc, 50, No hlsAsn
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is.,1 ra-ca f. goi.g % improve the
world sane Day sae Tss Z wonder
D.. Little creature and she came 5gst
- rae fg1, time We were getting
-.stg w,a o-6-fssa.oned iosas and pc
c1lisr oD.1l,us q y the system q
living. ogt s1e asg tam some q
ne scs.es from o.r eyes and we see
uore clearly since she cane among
1s
II miss seeing Jewel j. % deny
ourselves s,aeta.ng wa-,h We need
p lm.rgye our ez.s;ence. II is Z ser
non preached ~ us IN q wonderful
ase-see. picture and II WI DO every
man. woman and child world Of
good " meet this wonderful child
character There are times when, de-
spite our every effort the tears come
~ our eyer and Ne find a thickness
arise IN or throats which mas been
inspired by our emotion. To see
Jewel and not be affected b. her
pregence if to be without soul
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-05
PROGRAM 1T TrEETOTIUR
IS STRONG ONE THis WEEK
Complete Program u PoDUisr Porto-
pIsJ Theatre Reveals some Ehcsp-
tioosily Cood Ofenngs FOR the
Coming WeeI.

EIa Hall IN Jewel a ige-reel
screen version b. Lois Weher u Clara
lDulsc Eurnnam'z novel Produced
by the sinaleys.
Goldeu.halred Ella Hal the dar-
Ing o. the films. the dearest little
glrl that God ever made" az some
NJ her admirers have named her-the
nveetoe, little tower that ever bloom
cd ungIllird In this hard, matter-Of-
fact world plays the role of little
Dlue-eyed child IN Jewel" the eighth
Universal Broadway feature 70 be
shown at the Theatorum Thursday.
"Jewe' f. Ella Hall and Ella Hall
ls jewell" Never Was da nty little
actress better cast than f. Ella Hall
in the film version of Clara Louise
Hrnhams delightful nov. The au-
thor could not have had her book en-
acted By a more charming little ac-
TcHF. indeed, one would be tempted
10 suspect that Mrs Burnham had
written her novel around" Miss Hall
70 the evidence were not all 10 the
contrary "Jewem was produced by
"Thc Smallcy's' and Louis Weber's
feminine touch can be seen through
ont the fraRiel photod.anatic gem.
llcr production has been drgcribed as
THE Camera Of the Films, the dain-
t.cst. fwcctcst tcnscst ever written"
II is the play that made nlm.wcary
audience Of nlm buyers, ''ntcrs and
exhibitor mrnycly knucklc out the
dew drops from the corner Of their
eyes at lt- FIRST showing m the Broad
way Theatre. Sew York
Mind you. the play has no heart,
rcndng death bed scenes and no
lcaye.taHngs between the hero who
is going TO war and the crinolined
heroine. It is Just plain straight.
away recital of the ad rutures Of
the dearest little girl u the whole
world u house that Suob built
From the beginning of the .ocond act
ou there are enough "ulupy tears
loo 3D. as one woman expressed H. to
make AN the world seem brighter and
1000 mankind angels .n disguise. IT'S
Tine sort Of play that makes you
shake off your crouch. THE worst old
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proqrsn for This Week.

To-day SundayJ-Gracc Cunard.
Francis Ford and Eddie Polo lRo-
Iesu1j in The Broken Coin, a Game
0. Loye.' L-Ko Comedy, featuring Fat
ty Voss Alice Joyce in "A Business
Buccaneer" tKalemJ., Gorge Stan
ley and otto Lederer in ITO the
Death viagraph; KIM Baggot in
Their Only Child
Monday-"The Broken Coin; The
First Piano in Camp" Biograph;
"GertIe's JOY Ride" L~Ko Comedy
with Hank Mann and Gertrude Selby;
THE Tiger Cub" CSehg, The man
ner in which the tiger is made a part
Of the story Of this onereel jungle
100 drama reflects considerable credit
Of the author, Emma Bell The Afri-
can scenes and characters are con
ylncing when Hiram Went to the
city, Joker Comedy with Max Asher
uesday-Chas. Chaplin in a 2-reel
Essanay comedy, "A Woman" CThis
is an Essanay Chaplin picture and
has never been shown here beforeJ.
The Mystery Of Mary" (VitagraphD. .
Novelty Of plot and an engrossing and
perplexing heroine, give this three-reel
drama firm grip on the interest Of an
audience. The romantic way in which
the hero wins his wife, after helping
her through a series Of unusual ad-
ventures, will appeal to al admirers
Of good love story. ca Jtain Harry
Lamberrs producing, and the acting
o. Betty Gray, Lionel Adams. Anders
Randolf, Eyert Oyerton. Charles Ed
ridge and Frank Currier are of the
best quality. Kalem comedy "The
Bold Bandits and the Rai.Tah Boys.
Wednesday Coral Eison four
reel drama featuring Marie Walcamp
and wellington Prayte Produced by
Henry McRac "A Lesson in Ro-
nance" Essauay feature with L. II.
Calvert and Lillian Drew.
Thursday Universal Film Mfg. co.
presents Ella Hail and RuIert Julian
iu Jewel" most perfect play ever
filmed. Telegraph special feature
Ashes Of Inspiration" Dreamy
Dud." Chas. Chaplin.
Friday Helen Holmes, the rail
road girl. in. another "Ilazar Of Hel.
On" picture "Thc Substitute Fire
man" The Second shot" 2-reel La.
DIN special feature; Lizzie and the
Beatty Contest" Eddie Lyons, Victoria
-'orde and Lee Moran. featured in
this two-reel Ncstor comedy, univer
sal Animated Weekly
Saturday and Bud In "Tho
Winning Wash, Billie Ritchic In
Vendetta In Hospital" 3-reel l.
Ko. His Phantom Sweetheart
Nitagraph.
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catarrh Cannot Be Cured

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Catarrh is a blood or constitutional
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