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The Detroit times., 1916-09-02

around the circle
would the waning
Boston That thing
Detroit wins all four games H pays
which they before that There
OFT 20 fret Red
Nhu'
be
this the Tigers DO not win %
be with will be
right maintaining
that the
equally well for weeks and the uo
Not this season has
Chicago this afternoon
there notion that IL the TIGERS should win the
a baseball throughout
that viii the reorganization OF me
Michigan and for the fastest bush bali IN
ne country played in this state
about ou cas-
by other than one
finance, once Peerless Leader?
all believed Jua>
frequently they
should be With this in nina
" a oldtmer George
habit OF eas
SaCo
his stride ana
The bag a his legs
his magnificent speed Certainly the criticism
~ WORTH isIcrsa "A
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
PLAY AMATEUR
ON TWO COURSES
Qualifying Rounds This Year
To Be Sitter Than
Ever Before

PHILADELPHIA. sept e.-Plat
ers In the twenty-seCond annual
championship tournament o, The
United States Golf association next
week at the Merton club Philadel.
phia, will use Two lS-hole courses IN
the qualifying round foT he hrst
time in the history OF he classic
Merton has Two championship
courses and instead o! playing one
qualifying round o. ; holes Ss,ur-
day and another iS.hole round Mon
day the players will 70 So holes
Monday, playing the frst IS or one
course and the second round on the
other. making a 35-hole round 20
produce 80 best score holders for
match round 10 start Tuesday morn
ing. IS holes of goli, each hole be
ing different
The beauty OF this scheme from
the standpoint OF. championship COL
is apparent. for the players 10 quail
fly must be- able 10 put up their bes'
brand OF game both morning anc
afternoon. There will be little
chance OF pulling up after one bad
IS. learning the pitfalls OF the
course, then coming in under the
wire.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
TWO-LAP RACES
HERE NEXT WEEK

With horses here from the state
tracks. Canada. Ohio and elsewhere
the outlook Is good for some nns
sport al the state fair where rae.
ing begins on Monday and continues
for Ave afternoons. The entry II
the biggest OF the year on any west
ern track and there IL class enough
TO IL TO insure a high grade OF sport.
The racing will be under the old
three-in-five heat rules. 80 that there
will be plenty of spill, heat Affairs
with the big fields that are 10 score
/ for the word on the fast oval.
Eugene Fiheld, OF Bay City, and
l.. c Webb. OF Mason. will be the
judges with DIT. e. c. Mix. OF Battle
Greek. az starter The number OF
entries tn the various classes IL a.
follows
Monday 70 trot tstaksI. 90 en-
tries 2t2 tIot. IT,. 90 pace.
Tuesday-1 pace tsjaksl. ~ en-
tries. 7.s pace. r. 7tis trot, ~
Wednesday-1 Is trUt stake. .
entrtest 20 pace. -. ~ pace.
Thursdsv--2 u pace tatakeB. j.
entries. 30 trot. ~. rs psr" li&
Friday ~ pace stake ~ en-
tries, AZ tr0t. IL, 2.i9 troI u.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
BY HAROLD Y. WILCOX.

The Tigers are back They have
completed a glorious invasion OF the
east and are within striking distance
~ the pennant Their chsSce 10
break into the world series Ia 40
good as snybody's. and a BIT better
thai several Everything now de
pends on his home stand They are
anxious 20 get on on their right
paws and II j. \ splendid idea.
rhi, afternoon the Tigers meet
M White Sox in game beyond the
usual importance. for Us result will
have lot 20 do with the relative
positions 81 the clubs. The pole 10
JUS a important IN baseball a. in
racing Harry Coveleskie will pitch
today, eud II 10 probable that Dauss
will take the mound tomorrow
agan s' cleveland The Monday pitch
ing viii be Up 20 James. Mitchell
Boland and Duhuc All four OF
these games ere holiday affairs, and
biggest crowd for three consecutive
days that has graced baseball IN
these parts this year Right here
Hughey Jennings asks for moment
in which 20 make a little speech
We have come back from the
east With a record that should have
every Detroit ial crazy with JOY,
saws the Tiger leader The hitters
have been hittinE, the pitchers have
been pitching. and The club has been
playing fine ball The boys have
been hEhting every minute and their
aggressive spir., has delighted pe,
That's the kind ot ball the Orioles
used 20 play. and tho kind | like 20
see the Tigers put across
We have stood The gan OF long
road trip in hne style We are sup.
posed 20 have an advantage now
that We are home for long time
That IL because theory has II that
enthusiastic roofing from he stands
enables a club 20 play better ball.
and inspires II 20 greater efforts
This same roofing and noisy support
from thousands Of sdherents helps
20 discorcert the visiting team
The theory is all right Every
time the fans get or their feet and
yell for the Tigers. IL does wonders
for tho club have won some fame
as coachsr on the coaching lines II
is said that my antics and appeals
help ny club think they do. but
I want 20 tell you fans that tho
coachers cannot begin 20 do FOR the
team What enthusiastic roofing from
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
CHURCH MEETS
MURRAY NEXT

FOREST HILLS. y T.. sept -
The suctesa or failure Of George
Myers Church. the New Jersey ten
mis- star, who eliminated Maurice Y
Mclaughlin in the national tennis
singles tourney. 10 the mos, pyomi
nent feature In the hfth round OF
play today. lie meets Robert Land.
ley Murray.
MeIoushlin's defeat, FAR from be.
Ing crushing. served to uring out
the fact that Church has an excel.
lent chance Of going into the nnal
round
Other matches today will send
William 81 Johnston. the national
champion. against Watson VI Wash.
burn. while r. Norris Williams I'd
former holder OF the title, will
meet Douglas 4. Waters Clarencs
J. Grimm Is paired with Wallace y
Johnson
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
Battle Pole Race to Knock Down Red Sc
Get Out to Navin Field and Rock the Heavens
With Noise" Is Jennings Appeal to Fans

the stands can do.
II guess that you begin to get the
point. II you fellows don't rock the
heavens for rs. We would be better
OF playing some other place The
players expect a lot Of support now,
and 10 they don't get II. the disap
pointment is likely 10 react on their
play. II they do get IL. they will do
their part.
Don't think that | am advocating
rowdyism, No one has more con-
tempt than for the fan who uses
the crowd as a shield while ne heaps
vulgar abuse on ball player. wheth.
or hostile or in . home uniform.
But don't expect anything like that
RON Detroit fans. They are clean
rccters. and sometimes superb. Ere
quen'iy, however. they Are . bit too
conservative. and INA, 10 Why I am
making this appeal II you fans
get out there and act human, | be-
lieve THAT We can sweep into the
forefront 81 the league. And you
will have a better time. too"
Any fan who can hold his peace
when ne should be yelling after this
appeal from Hughey should devote
his recreational hours hereafter 10
chess and tiddle.de-winks. More
over. wha, Jennings says about lusty
roofing aiding the club Ia true,
every word 81 II, There was never
a club that could rally In the pinches
as can the Tigers when they are In
The notion. and tha, Is the sort OF
notion ,he bugs in the stands can
suggest.
There IL no telling who Rowland
will pitch against the Tigers today.
but there IL a tip out that II will be
either Russell or wolfgang The lat.
ter has been puzzle 10 rige most
~ the season. but FOR some reason
Rowland has been in the habit OF
starting Russell oftener While the
Rebel ia a grea, pitcher. left handlers
recently have been Tiger meat. and
he is The lad the Junsaleers prefer
Yesterday the regulars defeated
Toronto. & 10 s. Cunningham pitched
and allowed something like Is bits
In Justice 20 the young ginger, II
should 30 explained that the game
vas played in q sea OF mud and was
stopped once BY young cloudburst
There was no chance for fielding 81.
csllence. and that explains the sp-
parent weakness OF the pitcher.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
Motor Boat Enthusiasts
Are Flocking to Detroit
River Shore Is Lined
With Yachts From
Many Cities
Nv / WEBSTER BABBIrr

~ J. ~ Dc r. ~ bA ~ 81
Private yachts from nearly every
town and CITY on The rivers and
lakes uetSeen Cleveland. Detroit and
Port Huron. linz the American and
Belle lsle shores for the National
Gold Srip regatta witch opens three
days Of the fastest motor boat rae
ling Detroit has even seen, a. (
o'clock this afternoon.
Speed boat enthusiasts from
Cleveland Toledo. Monr De-. Algonac.
Port Huron. and intermediate poin; f,
have tecn arriving FOR several days.
ard ,yins M a. vantage points be
tween Belle Isle Bridge and the up
per end q the island.
Ideal weather Ia PROMISED for tho
event. All OF the six entries are in
the finest condition and hnal ar.
engagements were completed for the
occasion az meeting of the Miss
Detroit Power Boa, association in
the Hotel Pontcharrain Friday
night
that gold cups we're won by boats
that vent no faster than q miles
an hour Each wear this speed was
increased until last August when
Miss Detroit shattered tho worlds
record fct Two OF the bes. out OF
three 30-mile heats ~ MaDhasset;
Pay, y. Y, her time was 4sie miles
an nour. shc Is expected 20 do
even better over like course this
afterr con
The races will start halfway be-
TWEEN the Detroit Yacht and De
troit Boat olub-. and tfs arst heat
will 90 twice around the course
The starting signals will consist
of a preparatory CUR which will be
fired Eve minutes before The start
The contestants are 10 approach the
line under full speed all abreast
The items must 20 "a nearly par.
allel A. FOSSIL BILE 20 ,ho starting line
~ they are uneven they will Do re-
called by the rapid dipping Of a red
flag rhs dropping Of a RED hall ami
the airing OF ? gun will be- The sig
nal 10 start.
The entries and The driver fol
low Miss Datroit. Niss De-roit y
70. A.. Dr. w y s7nhOrn, pilot
Baby Harold. Dstroit y G., Johnny
Mile,. pilot: Miss Hsmtrsnek. De
Rsy NJ y. A.. fireman Monroe. pilot
! Havkeye. Lake George r. A, A. il
Jud,on, pilot. Peter Pan " Colum
bia Y. e.. Fred Floyd pilot Mis-
|. Minneapolis. Minneapolis A
bernard Smith pilot.
The race committee consists n
Com. A. A. Ter'pIston. ohsiTman
Com. r Il. stilland Com. o. p Bar
thsl ofirers OF the Mics Detroit
Power Boat assttiation: \. A
srhantz. commodore; William e
/ Mstzser. treasurer ard }. Lee Bar
ret,. secretary racing commission
" Claude Headley. Chorles +
/ Chapman and Frank VI. Garden
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
BIC YEAR IS
AHEAD FOR ~"
Strong in All Sorts of Ath-
letics-Swimmers Look
Like Champions

Detroit Y. n. c., A. promises tnh
coming season to outrank many com
petitors in the athletic field genor'
ally. and In the swimming feld par
ticularly. New material lately ADD
ed TO thf aquatic forces under the
direction OF Coach T. J. Clemens -
already In the process OF smashing
former records and setting new ana
higher standards.
Edward Van Dyke In q trial swim
this week bssted some OF the fastest
records Of the country. In the 10
yard event he covered the distauce
In 10 as seconds. he equaled the 80
yard record Of 20 2-5 seconds. and
swan only as second behind the
1oo.yard record OF one minute two
seconds Van Dyke viii in all like
lihood be the Detroit Y. NJ. c. As
minute man." which will place the
local swimming aggregation along
side that OF the Brooklyn and West
side. ", Y. Y NJ. c. AS. which are
the only associations In the United
states having swimmers who can
do q hundred yards In one nat.
Montrose Marks. another member
OF the "Y" swimming team. In trial
practice broke the 50-yard back
stroke record Of rs seconds by +6
second. and would probably do even
better in competition So far as
auua,lcs are concerned new sea
son has never been more promising
than the one just ahead. Meets are
being scheduled for the early winter
with Grand Rapids and other cities
and an interesting program OF events
Is sure 20 result
The big gymnasium 81 the ~ IL
undergoing a thorough oyerhauling
Just now Even the floor has been
stripped out. and new concrete has
been laid as foundation for the
double LAYER OF hardwood flooring
that will be laid This will give the
floor greater resiliency and buoy.
ancy and make II the best In the
middle west. \ new coat ~ paint
and other decorating will follow In
due course. 80 that the gym will be
ready FOR use again by The middle
of September
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
DETROIT GIRL
STATE CHAMPION

KALAMAZOO, Mich. Sept -
Detroit can claim ~ least one golf
inE championship this year Miss
Dorothy Hutchinson. Of the Detroit
Country club. is the new womeD's
champion ~ Michigan She won the
title yesterday, one M In 10 holes
from Mrs. II. g Humphrey. OF this
city
~ We understand ~. Pitcher rfef-
fer OF the dodgers - called Jrr he
rause his nnm< ~ rd.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
A Word for the Bangtails.

VHE FUTURTTY will Belmont
will attention throughout
dazzling
graph, In chiefly
this
1Eoedtng
3o $4,000 Incidentally
N0lch VII =
Detroit
nveo
oeeders
decline
o back Last the Buturi
e1SO0o
1900 into their the -
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
Those Rude Nipponese.

SEEMS haven't
little hast
baseball
bad. a
( spidsmic his
WASTING and hare English translation Of what
New. sAee ssp..Iteiy
2sssvs ssRsr ss:.r. sd sn,sr. ,sos. ..:s .ns..
do =
=
.&
$780, tesssy
~ Nh
.Tlsa ssrrswis meney- ieer.d the latter Ard
{ 1ne fass ~ " en-
n
e0eoAees
81
mAn1a
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
Hughey Tells Bugs
Part They Can Play
In Winning Flag

The eating average OF iris
Speaker, as given in the week
END averages Is new .31e. Cobb
- sol. ivst IS points behind.
That means that In a week Cobb
has evt IN half the margin sep
arat,ns him from ire lead.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02


medal play
II q
that has
that made him
a II
Hf1foae sohng nightly pleased
celebrated
poster viii
reputation to beat him.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Yesterdays Results
Boston 80 500 ss-j . !
New York . . o . : : 0 - J
Batter ss-Nays. Shore and Thomas
and Cady. Shocker. Fisher. Cullop
and Alexander. mpires-Evans and
Chill.
(First Came
Innings Is3 45s-s RHB
PhilAphia 0s0o 900 IL
washfn ton 90 0 Q u .
Battsriss-Nabo and Pictnich
Johnson and Williams Jmplres-
Sallin and O Loughlin.
(Second Game
Innings .7tS ~ 2
PhiIaphia 00e.o o0i o-4iZ 4
Wsshin'ton . 0 09l o o--i = q
Batferies-Mysrs and ptcfnich-
Crafts and Charity. Umpire
OLouEhlln and Nallin.
Tedsw's Games.
Chicago al Detroit
s. Louis at Cleveland.
Boston a. NeW York
Athletics at Washington.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
A Duel of Old Times.

q encounter grace
Chicago Will De battle hat
Christy Mathevson and Miner
mount the slab at Cub park for another OF nose
National championships NOT
have the old masters FLASHED but for the decade previous
despite the fact that his cruz mace
back him. and Brown feels that he has DIT OF revenge
seek
OF ChFisty
the Reds
shape Given bot day the
Is Brown has
allowed OF only eight
hurled 80
the sixte sched holiday.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
Another Golfing Free-for-all.

brought the world
Of
Philadelphia
broke
could
~ missing from the lists the
Chick
old declared professional
health Champion Bob
hand
infection and doubtful he do himself justice
become the national
champion
in
from a
the qualifying
1uund,w VIII
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02

Holman TwO-base hita-Cobb.
Bush. Crawford. Fuller Stolen base
Cobb Sacrifice hies-Cobb, Smith.
Double .Piays-Bush 10 YOUNG 20
sell, = struck out--By Cunningham.
!. by Ru.s"li Wlld .pi'ch-R ~
sell Left on sbasss-D~troit II,
Toronto Is. Impires-We and
BranHfetd
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
NO BETTING;
MEET SUCCESS
Poughkeepsie Blue Ribbon
Meeting Upsets Dope BY
Paying Way From Gate

POCGHKEEPSIE, y. Y. Sept. 2.
The Grand Circuit moved 10 Hart
ford today with A lot Of wise men
changing some OF their notions
about racing The Poughkeepsie
meeting Is over. and II was a imam
cisl success. even though there was
no betting Efacient Management
made the sport attractive, and the
gate receipts paid the expenses.
something that The viseacres were
sure never could be done.
Pop" Gesrs and Tommy Murphy
shared premier honors OF the week.
Murphy won six races in four days
and took a lot OF money from the
others. Gsers set two track records.
his second being with Napoleon Di-
rect. whom he sent around the oval
in 100 "a, Friday, in the free-for.
ali pace Once more he beat Single
G., eliminating the Hoosier PAGER
from championship dope this sea
son. The Friday summary:
2sIs Tret. Three Heats. Parse $1,000.
ALI Wat - - n ny Gen
PittsbqrEs. - &. Murphy Z
Paby Doll. = n. Rodney.
Tregsntls Ring. blk. n. tail
somsr.et. nix h tMcDonaidj !
Tims-?5S. i57s. .osS
2sI3 Pace. Three Heats. Purse $1,000,
Les B.nksn. blk m. by Bin
Rs ar1 d. Ho5 r5. yS & CDort.. ! ,
N4 +i1,.',-, I' III. . H.. y. So. .ssS
re Directu. u TOO rsee. = 10 q
Napoleon Direct. y ) wai,-r
Direct fDe.rpJ ......-.......... l
PGsg.I Boy. n (Ed-anj 49,.
Hal Boy .; t@gnr o. '...... d'
..oT Ir.,. ) Hs.'.i r"s ~. $1,000.
az Patchsn tHurphy) ....:. !
DurfeeD 1850. ..:.:...-. 7 Z
Tims-,.i5k. iii. 40
1ns Tr.t. / heats, P.,.. s.see.
Brescia. b. m. BY BinEara
(podneyD ....... ............ I
worthy sinxen. blk h MUIR
oh~srd Aii.r,on , tEd-
cosst n Mob.i. b. m. COX I; f,
Linden Hal , Smith -. {
''-ifs ss..:'55ss FIX. siox ar
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02

EdaIs P1ank Il AshsrinE from IN
overdose ~ clans. Thosskt " ~ss
esss % too mach rseksreL
specs Meadows pitched 10 straight
ball. the other day. Despite LIS avg
Bented ocular equipment Lee eenIdnt
see the plate.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02

The storm that visited this sec
ton Monday night did CONSIDER,
able damage TO growing crops and
trees. The roof on D. I. Pinker-
ton 3 residence. just north OF Dick
son. was considerably damaged, a.
was also his barn. Lightning struck
the flue on Earl Sseger's residence
tearing it partly down. then follow
ing the metal roof to sn 'ton pipe
which runs IRON the well to the
house. Where this pipe touches
the house the wood Is chared and
the pipe 10 some places looks like
Il had been put IN the tire and
heated red bot. The electric lights
and telephones in that neighbor'
hood we're put on. OF commission.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02

Try a bottle Of BAMBORILLA--
the system cleanser and spring
tonic, Sold by C!emore Pharmacy.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. 4. Holley. oil
Memphis, are here the guests Of
their son. l. 4. Holley, and family
Miss lore Norman. OF Waynes.
boro, is the guest OF Mrs. J A,
Lashlee.
Little Miss Christine Tally and
brother Galley. OF Paris, are visit.
ing their sister, Mrs. b. II. Grigsby.
Mrs. John Potter. OF Nashville, is
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Fannie
Carter.
Breeze Patterson, OF Lewisburg,
spent Tuesday here the guest Of
Mr., and Mrs, w, R. Liggett.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02

from the bill. which IL sworn %.
that the defendant, Clarence Moore.
is a nonresident Of the State of
Tennessee tresiding an the State Of
oklahoma. 10 that The ordinary
process oi law cannot be seFvcd On
him. He 10 hereby required TO ap.
pear on or before the First Moa1ay
in June. 1916 tnexil. before tho
Clerk u said County Court. nj his
Office in Charlotte, Tenn. and make
defense to the said bill 6led againSt
him 10 aeid Court by B. l.. Carton
Vt als.. OF otherwise she bill will b
taken Tor confessed and the Gauss
proceeded with exparte.
I, is further ordered tbat this
notice be published toT four c0nss-
cutive weeks In the Dickson Cnan4
ty Herald. q newspaper published In
Dickson, Tenn.
This May 9th. 1915.
T. X. DICKSON. Clerk.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
Local and Otherwise

BAMB0RILLA-The spring ton.
ic; relieves that tired feeling. Gle
more Pharmacy.
Mr. and Mrs, J. Green, Of ?omo-
ma. have moved to Dickson.
Misses Marguerite and Virginia
Boyle are visiting in Ashland City.
Mrs. Pitt Henslee and son. Lipe.
are visiting in Nashville this week.
Miss Lena Steele has returned
from visit in franklin.
Mrs, w. A. Goodrum spent sever.
al days the past week in Bowling
Green. Ky.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02

For that tired feeling take BAN.
BoRlLl.A. Clemore Pharmacy,
Atty. Edward Hensl.e, OF Hohen.
valid. spent Tuesday here on bust
ness.
Miss Jennie Ray, OF Nashville, is
here the guest Of her grandmother.
Mrs, Sarah Ray.
Mrs. J NJ. Gossett spent Satur.
day and Sunday with relatives in
Humphreys County.
Master Homer Daniel. of Waiver
ly. is the guest of his uncle and
aunt, MIR, aud Mrs. J. M. Gossett.
Miss Willie Steele. OF Live Oak.
Florida, il hvse 10 spesra che sen,r
mer with relatives.
Misses Ruth and Lula Hicks, Of
Hohenwald, are the guests OF Mrs.
John Moody Gossett.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02

Let me protect your family il you
die or become disabled. II. Newt
Williams, special agent. Dickson
Mrs. A. {. Bishop, Of Yellow
Creek, is visiting relatives here.
Miss Christine Hunt spent We'd
nesday in Nashville,
Born. to Mr., and Mrs. Horace
Ballard. Sunday, May ~. II boy,
Mrs. Amanda Bateman has re-
turned to Nashville.
Born. to MIR. and Mrs, Ernest
Chew, Monday. May -, a girl.
Nols, the little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs, viii Bruce, ,s seriously
i'll
II, s. Talent aud sister, Miss
Ida, spent Saturday night and Sun.
day in Charlotte the guests OF their
sister, Mrs. {. 5, Castlemsn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
|aD-TlAE ENGINEER
GAINS 70 POUNDS.
xxx vi a# 3sEaf 8# NJ
Wouidn't Take ADJ the Moae,
ia Universe for the Good
Tanlac Did Him.

Everybody in jacksonville eithsl
knows or has heard oil Ensineel
Chas. l., Weeks. who rams the Sea
board Air Line fast train. Fox,
between jacksonville and Timpa,
Mr.. Weeks bears the distinction al
hfing the second oldest engineer Ia
point al service with his road, hav-
ing been with the company fos 81
years. He is man Of very tem-
perate habits. few words and strong
convictions. According to his own
statement be has never taken a
drink OF used tobacco in any form
He not only has q splendid record
for efficiency ~ a railroad man, but
lie held 10 the very highest esteem
by bic fellow citizens in Jackson
vile.
Il We gained twenty pounds on
seven bottles OF Tanlao, and feel AZ
we'll and happy as | did when a
boy" said MIR. Weeks TO the Tanlac
representative who had called by
special invitation at his attractive
residence. 2lS9 Lydir Street, for bis
statement few DAYS ago.
For twenty years | suffered with
nervous indigestion Of the worst
sort. y be continued. and at times
during the past fifteen years | did
not think | would last much longer.
TO tell you the truth, finally real b.
ed the poin, where ! didn't much
care whether lived or died.
After eating, | would have so
much gas on my stomach and would
get 80 pulled up couldn't hardly
fasten my clothes on. My TODD
would sour and curdle and | would
have heartburn SO bad | would feel
like a piece Of hot iron was laying
in my stomach. and the pains was
simply awful. To tell you the truth
| just don't know how lived. |
could eat no meats or sweets OF any
kind. and for days would have to
live almost entirely on bread and
water. God only knows how | sui.
Tered! just can't describe ii. The
pains around my heart and the pal.
pitation were so intense ] thought
at times | must have heart trouble,
too. | couldn't find anything to
relieye my trouble, although tried
hard.
"Tanlac was so highly recon-.
mended to me that | bought bot
tie, and cannot express in words
how grateful ! feel for the good it
has done me. just think Of it, a
few bottles OF this medicine has
made me feel better than | have In
fifteen years. 1t seems almost un.
believable, but is the plain. simple
truth. | can now eat anything
placed before me. and everything
agrees with me perfectly. enjoy
my sleep as much as child, and
I'm feeling just fine eyery way. |
feel so nimble | think | could hold
a good runner a tight foot rate.
"Tanlac has entirely relieved me
Of the things that troubled me SO
long. and just don't know how to
express my gratitude, wouldn't
be in the same shape | was in be-
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personal letter and | ii answer il
III be only too glad to have the OPP
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