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GEORGE PERCY IS HIGH GUN.
lie Returns Hest ard In Invitation
Meet at Stat~n Island.

Thirty-eight trapshooters took part in
the special invitation match at 100
birds held by the Robin Hood Gun
Club at Concord, staten Island. as u
complimentary farewell to Carl Won
LenEerke. u well known trapshootcr OF
this city who II to establish himself in
business in Chicago.
George Piercy Of the New yorl; A.th-
letic club proved high scratch man Tor
the day, returning u card ~ 90 The
second scratch prize went to j. l. Bran
dcnburg. h broke 50 blue rocks. 6.
V. Schafcr II j. NJ Wade tied with
scores 81 ~ each for tho hrs, handirpr
prize. In the shooton at % "birds'
Schafer won with a %, heating his oppo-
nent one point. TIE second handicap
prize went to Wade, the third To T.. A.
Siebert, who broke aS, and the fourth
to Dr, Hillside, with %. Tho weather
conditions were excellent for the sport.
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WELSH TO MEET LEONARD
TONIGHT IN TITLE BOUT
Second Championship Battle Within Six Days to Take
Place at Garden-Both Englishman
and Challenger Are Clever.

The second world championship con-
test within six days will be secn at
Madison square Garden tonight. Fred
die Welsh. lightweight champion. IL 20
defend hts title for ten rounds against
Kenny Leonard. provided the bout lasts
that long.
but for the excitement caused by the
ten round contest between Jess willard
and Frank Moran in the same ring last
Saturday night the AFFAIR OF this eve
ming might be called the most important
ring engagement Of the season for local
fans. Certainly there Is every reason
to believe that from n standpoint OF
skill and sise--the main elements that
20 TO make up a ring contest-the light
weight battle should prove far moro at
tractivs than tho heavyweight bout
turned out to be.
Never since he won his honors from
Willie Richie in London has Freddie
Welsh been given the due that might
have been his had the championship not
changed hands on "A decision by q
referee. American fans have been un-
kind enough 10 insinuate that the third
man In the ring Ga Briton OF course)
did not give the American champion
proper recog milton for forcing the pace.
Champion IL Very Clever.
Willie Richie WAS Of the battling type
80 dear to the hearts or Americans.
Welsh Is and always has been more or
less Of a dancing master. Clever 10 tne
point Of uncanninsss. fast as u nash
with either hand TO take advantage OF
an opening. the Briton IL beyond all else
a boxer. As champion he has been for
the most part content to defend his
laurels against a more or less mediocre
Held In ten round, no decision bouts.
There have been some exceptions OF
course. He fought several m over
the longer route Of twenty rounds In
New Orleans against AZ good a hoy AS
the dashing johnny Dunde But these
brief sirays from the more safe and sane
road were few and far between.
Benny Leonard. a boy Of -. has mas
tered a style Of boxing almost as sensa-
iional in its trickery rs that OF the
lightweight champion. Competent critics
believe he is faster than the t.nglishman.
His performance this winter ave been
phenomenal. Kenny never was consid-
cred a hard hitter until he knocked out
Joe Mandot. Since then he has put
out several tough boxers. Including
Shalnus Brien and Jimmy Murphy.
Ringwise experts already have pro-
claimed Leonard the legitimate successor
to Welsh. All. however. are not agree
that Freddie is quite ready AZ yet Tor the
discard. Whether Rllly Gibson was wise
In sending his youngster against the
champion so soon is a matter that Will
he proved Tonight Frcddis has been IN
,ho ring a long. long time. Phenomenal
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CANN WINS TITLE IN TANK.
lie Defeats Opponents In 200 Ward
JuWiOr h ~ piOmskip.

tHicAG". March 3o.-Tcd Cam OF the
New York A. g annexed another first
prize IN tn" Junior national \ n T..
swimming championships here Tonight.
winning first place in the 200 ward swim.
Two new meet records We're maIo-one
In the 100 yard breast stroke and the
other in the 500 yard swim.
The summaries
Junior National, 100 Narls iircast stroke
d H. ward. cincinnati. nr-t; T.. Nacin.
Illinois Athletic club, second T.. y. chap.
man, Chicago Athletic Association. ,liri
Time. 1913 -.
Junior National. Fancy Diving ". =
Heyn, g. \. A., first, \ " Hartung.
|. \ e, second, T.. Bauer, Missouri \. e,
thirI
Junior National. 500 yari SWIM
RroNn, Hamilton club. chicago first g
Wallen. Hamilton Cluh seoond, g. Nltack.
Northwestern University. third. Time.
G:.I Is.
Invitation goa Ward swim-Ted cam.
y Y. y. e, nrst, g. Brown Hamilton
C.uh. second \ i Evcrs, Illinois Athletic
Club, third. Time, ?;2S.
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ROUSCH'S CATCH
SAVES THE GIANTS
lie Prevents McLaurin's Drive
From Scoring Tying Run
in the Ninth.
KRAMER IN GOOD FORM

FoRr WORTH. Tex, March Sc.-The
ranthers drew II fine with the Giants
again this afternoon. but once more
we're bea,en by one run. the score being
40 81
The Texans could not score of Ray
Kramer, who pitched the first Ave in
nns.. hut found Ferdinand schupp for
three runs in the seventh. They had
A runner on base In the ninth when
Rousch ended the game with a splendid
running capture OF M~cLaurin's drive.
There was some excuHe for Schupp's
witness to-day. Before the game he
worked In the outield and warmed I'M,
no, knowing he was TO finish the game.
Soon after play started the temperature
dropped rapidly ~ the result OF q
'norther' and when Schupp started to
pitch he was shy on control.
Manda's iniield hit. n double by Jakey
An, a base on balls 10 Betts. the Wild
~, pitch seen In Texas this spring and
an iniield gu, produced the three runs
and caused acting Manager Doyle to
send Anderson out 60 warm up. How
ever. Schupp got through In the eighth,
though he walked another batter, and
IN the ninth he struck out a pinch hit
ter. Mana ger McGraw did not come
over to-day.
Fort Worth presented Fcntress a. the
hvt pitcher. lie is supposed to be the
best in the league. The Giants landed
un.ngs. one being q home run drive
oyer the left field fence by Arthur
Fletcher.
Capt. Doyle. Merkle and Fletcher led
The Smelling brigade. each having two
hits. Doyle opened the NTH inning with
\ triple and scored on Benny kauf's
sacrifice ny. The fourth and last run
was made M Trctter. who relieved
Fentress in the sixth. Fletcher greeted
him with "A single. and scored on Wen
dell triple.
Benny Kauff managed to register a
clean hit to-day. and his sacrifice ny
Was another long drive. In his anxiety
20 drive the ball out Of the lot KauY
IS hitting at bad pitching and not
getting good results.
The Giants played an erroriess game
aga.n to-day, and none of the Panthers
9o' beyond second base while Kramer
vas pitching, Kramer struck out i've
and SchtNIp seven. but even then II was
not an easy victory. The locals plucked
Kramer for six hits. but no two came
together until the NTH, and a double
play prevented a run.
This game was the last appearance Of
the Giants In north Texas. They left
this temporary headquarters to-night for
Houston. where they play tomorrow.
Pitcher Kramer. who worked to-day. was
sent TO Little Rock tonight to Join the
colts. with whom he will get more work.
McGraw fancies the intelligence OF this
quiet lad from San Francisco, and will
keep him with the Giants this season IL
possible. The score:
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a. he has been he must he nearing the
end 81 his athletic rop~. Leonard car
ries the punch TO turn the trick II Fred
gels cirelcss enough TO leave an OPEN
ng.
This fght tonight will attract the
Willard-Moran bout. II the advance sale
to date 10 any criterion. Before Leach
Cross went dow In front Of Saylor,
Leonard already had established az great
q following az the East Side dentist.
Since then all the Cross cohorts have
fiocked TO Benny. To-day Leonard is
probably the greatest drawing card
among all tho lightweigh-a
Whatever else might be said. Freddie
Welsh never wal accused OF being sim
pie minded. lie knows as well az any
one the danger he faces when he meets
such u vigorous and youthful adversary.
And he has trained accordingly. In his
recent fights Welsh a experimental
some with his goodly right. With It he
etung Phil Bloom hard. lie fought
frankie whitney OF his feet and made
him quit under FIRE q week ago, using
both left and right with far more force
In spite Of Welsh's recent apparent re-
turn to championship form Leonard
ruled favorite for the Newspaper YER
dict last night. He was the short end
Of 7 TO 5 wagering. Those specula-
lively inclined were laying s to ! that
Leonard would not knock out Welsh and
s TO ] that Welsh would not stop Benny.
Willie Richie. former lightweight
champion, has Just returned from \ pro-
trActed vacation at Palm Beach. where
he acquired a heavy Goa Of tan.
I MY side still, bothers me-" said he.
II had two ring engagements for the near
future. one in Chattanooga Tenn. next
week. but had TO cancel them because
I annot train. It's some sort Of n back
fre from the cracked rib ] suffered sew
eral months ago. ] intend to take a long
rest"
Former hampton Opinion.
Richie. who lost his title tn Welsh,
declares that Benny will be foolish TO try
TO outlook the EnGiishman.
go out and slug Is the only way 10
get him." IN Willie's opinion. mo one
can hurt him around the head. Fred $
intuition never fails him when a Sval
plans to use his right. and he Is No fast
with his left he can spill "a man back
every time he tries 70 set. A good pep
pering In the body is the proper medi-
cine. Freddie is not so young or strong
az he used to be. hut clever enough quite
TO loon out Tor MIS- Jaw 50 long az he 10
strong .
Dick Peters. a local lightweight. las
been secured to meet Benny Leonard in
the nea future. The Harlem Sporting
Club will present this bout.
Soldier Johnny Shaw and Tommy
Burke Of -. Louis will furnish the MAR
attraction at the Broadway ,Brookiyn)
sporting Club tomorrow night.
Willie Astey. tho West side bantam
who has been resting for a month. re-.
sumed training yesterday. Astey vii
meet Johnny FIsse OF New Orleans Al
the stadium A. {. next Thursday night
In Philadelphia on April 10 Ast.y H. r.
box Young Mctiovern. lie boxes Fred.
die Reese IN the fnal ~ the Military \
&, on April u. Patrons Of the ci.r.
most A =. Of Brooklyn will see MIN
April .. against Abe Friedman.
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YANKS WIN ON EVE
OF GAME WITH REDS
New Workers Break Down
Chickasaws' Defence in
Sixth Inning.
LOVE IN FINE FORM

MEMPHIS. Tenn. March 30.-The
cinnati Reds here tomorrow. and their
last preparation for that mighty etrus-
gle was q game this afternoon with the
Memphis team. The Yankees won . to
4. II was a tight combat until the sixth
inning. In that round the home clubs
defence blew up and then II ceased to be
a real fight.
Slim Love. who comes from some
where around these parts. balanced
himself as best he could on his recently
spra!ned ankle and pitched exceedingly
well against the Chickasawa, who have
In their ranks former big leaguers Of
more or less repute as follows: Stark.
knisely. Walsh. Midkir. Sharman.
Clarke and Barger. Love had a lot OF
speed. The ChickaHaws slammed him
for a run in the third inning. but mos,
OF the time he shot the ball past them
and struck out six.
Allen Russell. sidearm .pitball
thrower. wasn't as efficient as Love.
Hits were punched on him In two in
nings. Each time he had the help OF
a double play, but, IL wasn't the hostile
hitting which created pitfalls for him.
Two bases on balls were his real weak
ness. the two coming In succession and
being followed by hits.
Both pitchers had splendid supper,
from the New York team. and moreover
the little OF what the Yankees did In
the hitting line went to waste. Good
base running also helped the New
Workers. This was particularly true IN
the sixth inning, In which hits BY
Maisel II Magee and bold base run
ming were mixed in with a spasm OF
Memphis errors.
The run and bunt play was one oi
the tidy developments OF this fruitful
era. Maisel broke for second and as
he did 50 G~llhooley hunted. The catcher
hurried into n throw which
bounced of Gilhooley's back. Ma.sel
scoring and Giihoo.ey reaching third.
The Nanks made -four runs and had
men on second and third without any
body being out. \, this juncture a
weakness IN the offence manifested IL.
self. FOR the ensuing hitters couldn';
bring the men home, The Yankees had
their hands full while Kerr was pitch.
ing. This left handler fooled them with
"A change OF pace.
Donovan plans TO pitch Mogridge and
Fisher against the HcrzoRs.
The sCore:
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FoRDHAM MINES IN GAME.
Play Three Innings Ia Frat Prac.
tirr m College Field.

Coach Lush had the Fordhdm baseball
team working outdoors yesterday for
the first time this season. \ squad OF
forty took possession OF tho prep field.
the varsity grounds being under "A foot
of straw Following preliminary bat
ting and ii. ding. sideS were chosen for
A three inning game 10" Martin was
ON the rruuud for the irst team with lob
collins opposing him curves were ia
h"ocd. straight shoots being all that
were allowed. Iamico, - ltw student.
who several years AKA starred with the
N.wtown ltlCh school. WId" his first
appearance. Instead If trying out for
pitcher he played at third. where ne
handled perfectly everything coming his
WAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-31
FLYNN OUTB0XES GUNB0AT.
Pork, scores Nirt"rH On Paints IL
Rather Tame Bout.

Dan Porky Flynn. the Boston heavy
weight, outpointed iunboat Smith IN ten
rounds at he stadium Athletic Club
last night. 1t was rather "A am anair,
TIL. only real action was In the second
round. when Smith took "A half fall as
a result, Of being hit and slipping, Flynn
followed IN his advantage and for A
time it looked like "A short ending, Smith
covered up and finished the round
From III. third ou Flynn hit Smith re
peatedly. lie landed often and hard
10 the body and jahhed Smith pretty
much at Will. Smith looked unusuallN
slow. The weights were, Smith is;
hounds and FLYNN 1875.
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Martin 10 Lead GrappIers.

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa. March So
s'shiey Martin OF Kingston. Pa, WAS
i",udy unanimously elected captain of
khish University's wrestling team for
"est season. Martin liz the 1876 pound
htefcoi!eciate champion. BY graduation
.ehlEh VIII lose kirkhuff Hiss, the 1885
Souhd champion Levin and Scrugvs.
nsNtelle Good and Thomas will be back
nv year In addition to Jennes Parrish,
LAYTON Shafer and a large number OF
Ineco,h team men. George kelirer Of
team. "~' VI "s
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ANNAPOLIS. March 3~o.--Slowins en-
ccllent form Tor 80 early in the season.
the NaNal Academy baseball team wei,
from Maryland Agricultural COLLEGE her.
this afternoon by . to 3. MrI,all pitched
for nine innings and kept hits scattered
Clean hitting, with two bad throws by
MOrnhinwrg, gave tho midShipmcn four
runs In the seventh and settled the
game.
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senator's Win Exhibition Game.

"~AsHINGToN. March 30.--Washington
American League club defeated Catholic
University IN an exhibition game this
AFTERNOON by a score of Q tn 0. Pitchers
pumont and Humphreys Tor the profess
sonals did not allow a hit and only two
to'eg'ans reached frst base. The score
BY Innings.
u. r. H.. L.
Mashington 30 o o x--g IL /
'stholio tniv. % 0 0 0 % o I
balteric. Dumont. Humphreys and
WHY ana Charity: Johnson. Fahey and
Nhtc CnIpire-Wood ward.
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U,S"vtR. y ~. Mdrr.l 60 Through
ai uutNo diulr mistake" o. va, announced
i.~' p. gl' t',t i Il Nr Nult n". 10. had
t"ru r~,t''iyl IS the bartmoutp freshman
tpo'ball coach Tho ratification Was for
freshman baseball coach this spring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-31
Oakley to Coach Carteret Lads.

RANGE n. j., March 3o.-Andy Coax
~, es-league pitcher. will coach the
M OF carteret Academy. Orange. dur
we lads mornings.
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ORGANIZED BALL
PREPARES DEFENCE
President Tcner Leaves for
Philadelphia to Consult
Lawyers.
DOES NOT FEAR RESULT


ORGANIZED baseba,, IL taking counsel
.. ,o 81. 49,. 49,. -. ~.o,,ha,,,~ the
-.,. - -,
SUIT ioT ssoo'ooo "h'cn na' Dee" ihs.-
tuted by the ~disgruntled hackers OF the
Baltimore club Of the dcfunct Federal
,...r.
-
Fres'deht John n. Tener OF the ma
tional League was In conference sew
erai hours yesterday with Attorney J. c.
Toole. who assisted In h defence OF
the antitrust suit brought against the
National Commission by James A. Gil
more ana MS then active Federal League
associates. Following the conference
Messrs. Tener and Toole left for Phila.
delphia to consult with George whar-
ton Pepper. one OF the most prominent
lawyers OF the Quaker City. who also
assisted In the defence OF organised base
balls case. Counsel for the American
League will confer with the National
| League attorneys in PhIladelphia.
The d~efendant-or organized base
| ball-has until Monday IN notify tho
| United States District Cour, az pb,la-
| delphia. before which the action has
been broush, nv Tho p.,,,,nor. raor,. ~
vii, Ia a,,o~,ea M. r.nro..r,,,,vn. 80
,h. aa,...... VI
S.,,,a. T.. "pp"o N"c
,,s. ~. 80. 81" ~
,..,,.. 80 VI puoues.,on hor 70
"'"'e ","' course 10 likely 10 DC
taken. Both. however. appeared quite
treasured Of the outlook from the
STANDPOINT OF the National Commission
anu we owners OF the Two major leagues
/. rRan'z baseball Law always has
been above r~eproacn." said the presi-
dent Of the National League. 1.-THE
governing body OF the snort has ,o,hirv
to fear from any snit mr. any S,rn, NJ
| investigation. Truth IN tell i, ha. ,,-
vited Investigation from time In Tim.
There IL absolutely nothing 10 no cog.
cred up.
more s,rious Tim, , ,o,,n.s, 4, 80
pot. SO far AS lied haseh.n il
concerned its negotiation. ,oun,,I ,,aa,a
with Federal Leagu. ~au,hori,Ies ,y.re
taken on the assurance that the .outlau,
/ peace delegates acted for All clubs ~
Baltimore feels itself scrlminated
against II cannot blame the National
Commission. 1t should blame rather
that government 10 wh,ch II subscribed
when II became a party TO the Federal
League constitutions and bylaws"
-
Col. Jacob RUPERT. president OF the
New York american League baseball
CUP returned yesterday afternoon from
q Two weeks soJourn with his team a,
"aru inc North Inc colonel Rad in
'''lueu 10 s'ltk 10 thc nnish' especially
" lh'''hatl on SUNDAY is 10 honor
n's business ass"'l'te' 'apt. !. J.. liu--
ION n"Np.S'ed BUSINESS developments.
no"'Nrr' VIII interfere WIN the pleas
VI. ~
''nN ! ''n sn'e'F promise Inc
1910. '"''H d" S'to'scr 'luo man
Wv Wv ''' WHY" 'n'E t""'.i I's'
p.Tv. "''nch FRANK
~, 49, a.,, ~ ''"I
,r -. H''S
,,,, Iii - ""s',S
Tr. .rIs ,"n -, $50 M. 10
,ber .rr,dcr, vii IL. IT, oL .ni, -,
m. linn. mo s,,sor ,n,ns T,ora T.,
mo- doul., Az To his b.,,irc sim n.
has given mos, of b,. linn. ,n L.,.inc
and will b, as far advanced ms am
PLAYER iu the league when tho ,cay
gets home.
Lee N.tyce has been n hi, vorr;ed
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NEW YORK


'B,,ird for Love IA ia. hfth inuir.
tBa,tcd for Kerr IN the sixth luuug
Sew Nork. ...-. ,...... 1 % o . . -
Mcmphis ............. al
Run-.Maiscl. .: GIlhoolev. g. Mage. =:
Baker Peck stark, kni-ly Kerr Frat
Dis' on elror.-Sew York, .. Lett OIL bases-
New York, .; Memphis. g FRS, base on
BALI, on Love. !: on Russell, 2: on Merit,
:; ON Harzrr, %, struck ont BY Love. g. ,y
Russell, !; hv Kerr. . Home runs p.ckir-
naush, stark. Three has. hit-Hcmtnzuay
Two. has. h.ts Baker, Gedron, sacrl fcr h.t-
-bilhoolry, Mage. stolen hases-M atspl
Baker Double play- G-dcon. PeCkinpAuyh
and Pipp; Gllhoolcy. Ieckinpaugh and PPM.
Clarke and stark. HI by pitched ball-By
Love stark. bv Merritt CGciron,. Hts
on Live, J IN ave innings on Russell. , ~
four lnnings; on Kerr. a. IN five inmngs of
Merritt. = ~ two INNING oil Harger. : in
two iuninss. impirc-V 'SlG,y. Time,
hour and n minutes
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NEW YORK
FORT WORTH.

'Ratied for Betts in the ninth inning.
tBa'ted for Fentress in the nth inning.
fbstted for Tretter in the ninth inning
NeS YORK ............ o . 0 a I o a o.
Fort Worth ........... o o 0 0 o-S
Runs-Doyle, Fletcher ., Rousrh. MAnda
w. Belts. lnninss piiched-By Fentress. s:
nv Kramer, 8 Runs-On Fentrcss, }: of T're,.
,f Hits-Oh Fentrsss. ): of Kramer. 6.
Two base hits--Stov, Belts, Atz. Three base
stolen base Hunter Sacrifice hit-Schupp.
>acThcc ity-kauf. Struck out-By Kramer.
3. nv Fortress. 2; BY Schupp, :. Frat base
~ hals-ON Fcntres., /; on Schupp. 3; OFF
r.'il'r LEFT on bases New York, Z: Fort
Wor'h. Double play-Flctcher. Doyle and
NtrNl. Wild pltch-Schupp Umpire-SOr.
rel Time hour and ~ minutes.
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President Harry y. Hampstead I.a-
fayette '?i) has generously invited the
New York Delta Epsilon club and lay
friends tn he his guests at the open
ing of tNc National League At the Polo
Ground IN April 20, The local Deltas
are planning a dress parade 1000 strong
for this occasion.
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1-University Heights Tennis Club. New
York. ". VI North Side championship.
s-&t. Louis A.. a. A., ~. Louis. Mo
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Soldier Johnny Shaw and Tommy
Burke Of 81. Louis will furnish the main
attraction at the Broadway ,Brookiyn)
sporting Club Tomorrow night.
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Dick Peters. a local lightweight. las
been secured to meet Benny Leonard in
the near future. The Harlem Sporting
Club vii, present this bout.
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Weather permitting. next week the
Yankees will play tive exhibition games
In the greater city. ON Tuesday and
Wednesday the DODGERS Will he EN-
oountered at Ehhets Field. TN Thurs
day the coloniuls Of New Haven will
he entertained AZ the POLO Grounds.
ON Friday AZ the Polo Grounds a three
games series with tn" Giants will get
under way. The tolonials OF New
Haven are made M Of former college
players Of rcpu'c, among them the
Brickley brothers -'hsrles AMI George
Pie Way of Vale Bill Deyo OF Prince
ton, Art Milburn and Joe Duegan,
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-03-25
MORE THAN EVER
Increased Capacity for Work Since
Leaving Off Coffee.

Many former coffee drinkers who
have mental work to perform day at
ter day, have found better capacity
and greater endurance by using Pos.
tum instead Of coffee. An Illinois
woman writes:
Il had drank coffee for about twenty
years, and finally had what the doctor
called coffee heart was nervous and
extremely respondent; had little men,
tai or physical strength left; had kid
ney trouble and constipation.
1.-The first noticeable benefit which
followed the change from coffee to
Postum was the improved action OF
the kidneys and bowels. In two weeks
my heart action was greatly improved
and my nerves steadier.
Then l became less respondent.
and the desire to be active again
showed proof of renewed physical and
mental strength.
Il formerly did mental work and had
to give it up on account Of coffee, but
since using Postum I am doing hard
mental labor with less fatigue" Name
given by Postum Co.. Battle Creek.
Mich.
Postum comes in two forms:
Postum Cereai-the original form
must be we'll boiled, 15c and 25c pack.
ages.
instant pcstum-a soluble powder
dissolves quickly in a cup OF hot wa
ter, and, with cream and sugar, makes
s delicious beverage instantly. soc and
soc tins
Both forms are equally delicious and
cost about the same per cup.
There's Reason" for Postum.
sold by Grocers