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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08
SAFE DEPOSIT

An old lady. who was sitting on
the porch Of a hotel at AsheviIle.
y. c.. where also there were a num-
Der Of youngsters. was approached
by one Of them with this query:
can you crack nuts?"
The old lady smiled and said: mo.
my dear can't. lost all my teeth
years ago.
Then said the boy, extending
two hands full Of walnuts, please
hold these while l go and get some
more. Harper Weekly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08
THE MELTING POT
Filled Today by Stuart H. Carroll

I fast" and would probably Try 70
kiss YOU within the next three
years.
Tonight in Washington. =. G..
VIII be a birthday party.
With eighty candles on the cake,
And eighty diners hearty.
Ira COPY is the host
He halls from Illinois.
And he has asked the President
To bring the White House boys,
The Senators and Congressman
And all ambassadors.
The Representors from the House,
The Speakers from the floors.
who is the party for?" you ask,
For whom all hands are man
MIN"
Why don't you know. tits Uncle Joe,
Yea, Uncle Joseph Cannon.
Uncle Joe, the grand old man,
o. may his years be long.
And filled with gentle memories.
And sweetened still with song.
FROM THE MOUTHS OF BABES.
At the opening game Thursday at
SpringbrOok a little boy stood up and
shouted:
Hey. Lee, hit Il out TO the fence
where the empty board is"
o
DOCTOR. JAMES Is SICK"
Apple time is drawing near,
And boyhoOd, all serene,
VIII suffer stomach aches again,
From eating those too green.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08

Speaker Clark every day exhibits
more good nature than almost any
other member Of the house. I refer
10 the kindly spirit Of federation in
which he submits 20 having intro
duce TO him scores of persons
whom he probably does not care Il
continental about meeting. A GER
tain proportion Of all persons who
come to Washington as tourists hunt
up their members Of congress. The
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08
OUR MORNING MAIL.

Dear S. II. c.:
am a young girl, 30 years old.
and have been going with a boy for
six years. Last night he wanted TO
hold my hand but l refused 20 per-
nit him TO do so. Did l do right (?
-Serafina-
Yes, Serafna. you ultimatum was
perfectly meet and just and you
should never see the young man
again. He belongs TO the class Of
young men known as rapid" or
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08
THE KIDS ACROSS THE WAY.

THE KIDS ACROSS THE WAY.
Dannie's baseball suit Is blue,
Gosh.
Cap an stOci1in's with IL. too.
y great big mask AT he looks
through.
Hully Gee.
Jimmie's Iniun suit IL brown.
GOIly!
Cap with feathers on the crown.
Big long pants at come way down.
Gee WhiZ!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08

IL was arLounced from MeSico recently. on the same
day by responsible" authorities that villa wound
deserted by his followers and longer factor
international situation-and that Villa about
to appear as head Of the Mexican government. in
place Of Carran7a. From which it may easily be seen
how easy it is TO get the truth the frank and
veracious Mexican people
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08
The Public Pulse

Communications for this column
may BE- signed anonymously but must
be accompanied by the name Of the
writer 10 insure good faith. No re-
spon sibility for facts or sentiments
expressed will be assumed Honest
discussion OF public questions is In
vited. but WITH the right reserved TO
eliminate vicious and Objectionable
matter. The column is free. But, be
reasonable.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08
TWILIGHT REFLECTION.

What a beautiful sunset"
Yes" replied the intensely prac-
teal man. Isn't it fierce to see all
those colors going to waste; and my
business threatened by the shortage
in dyestuffs ?"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08
DO YOU KNOW

Who killed Cock Robin?
Who paid the rent for Mrs. Rip
Van Wrinkle?
Who put our shoes in Mrs.
Murphys chowder?
Who is Sylvia?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08

Having only three favortte sons Ohio repub-
ucans are casting loving eyes at Henry Ford. Eyi-
IDENTIFY the needs cultivation. irrigation
and fertilization
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08
WE GOT TT. TOO.

Little Scents o. Humor.
Stolen from the Muse.
Make the guy who writes 'em
Subject 10 abuse.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08

WASHINGTON. May 3. - Col
samuel r. winslow. congressman
and skate manufacturer. OF Wor-
cester. Mass. is a person OF girth.
wisdom and procliyities lie is the
best after-dinner speaker in New
England. and would be the wittiest
speaker in congress IL he cared 10
qualify. But he appears 10 have "a
horror Of becoming one OF the ora
torical nuisances that gum up legis-
lation, and works quietly ia the
background. like stagehand. A
while ago there was up for consid-
Grafton a bill which provoked a
great deal of discussion on both
sides of the house. Winslow lis
tened 10 the debate for about an
hour and then walked into one OF
the cloakrooms. his tummy about
one pace ahead of him. and tug
sing at its leash
Well. have YOU decided how YOU
are going 90 vote on this bile" in
quired a colleague.
My mind is open" replied Wins
low. as he sank into a heavily up
holstered chair. My mind is open.
I say, and I'd just like to see the
fellow who could change it,"
James d. Phelan. mulu-milHon-
aire senator from California, loves
nothing so much as being toast
master at a banquet That is his
foremost hobby his leading whim
and his main fun in life. It is his
hope that when he dies ne will go TO
a place where there is a banquet
every night with lots OF speeches
and everybody insisting that be do
the presiding. Inasmuch as Phelan
makes a first class toastmaster. he
finds frequent opportunity 10 crafty
his LIES desire. But not half as
often as he wishes he might
Each tOastmastership seems only
10 whet his appetite TO do it again
You can always interest Phelan in
a big dinner proposition If you are
able TO give him. reasonable assur-
ance that he is TO announce the
speakers. He will gladly defray the
expenses Of a banquet costing at
least 1000 any time he can have
such assurance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08

The British Iuckier Kut-eI-Amara tnan we
thought They lost four generals New York World
But alas, They didn't lose any members of the gen
eral staff.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08

THE NEWS-TIMES PRINTING COMPANY
ONCE: 40 W. Colfax Av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08

fast" and would probably Try 10
kiss YOU - within the next three
years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04

-EW YORK, Aug. Another Kid
nj Mccoy story. which Willie Lewis
l. delights to tell, concerns the Nc
Coy-Jim Stewart scrap in New York
back in 1908.
That fight marked McCoy's first
real ring appearance since his retire
ment six or eight years before said
Lewis AT the time. the Kid was
something like So years old and very
much out of shape Stewart, on the
other hand. was just in his prime Many
touted him as the coming champion.
The fight took place in New York
and was scheduled to go six rounds.
Friends of the Kid told him he was
crazy TO go on with the match, pointing
out that he didn't have a chance in the
world against the fast and hard hit
ting Stewart
Mebbe not-and mebbe I have" was
the Kids answer There's lots Of
tricks in this trade and I've just
thought out one that will let me win
this fight
'FWhereupon all the wise ones
laughed sarcastically-
Ancient Kid Scores Touchdown.
In the first round of that fight Nc
Coy amazed the crowd by rushing
Stewart. After he had chased him
bit the Kid stopped as though winded.
Stewart figured that the lid actually
was all in-in because OF his furious
opening attack So Stewart suddenly
decided 10 rush Mccoy and try for
knockout
stewart raced in. swung a the Kid
and-missed \ fraction of a second
later terrific right crashed against
Stewards jaw. That punch carried be
hind il all the power that was in the
over-plUs body of Kid Mccoy When
II landed, Stewart staggered for a min
ute and then sank TO the mat
Mccoy Was All In.
AT the count OF nine he arose TO his
feet but before Mccoy could rush in
again, the round ended
That first round had used up Nc
Coy The exertion took from him all I
the reserve energy he had. That punch /
he landed sapped the last real strength /
within him Mccoy was through right !
there and Stewart, had he known il,
probably would have gone out and fin
ished Mccoy before the end Of the third I
round.
But Stewart didn't know it. Furth-
ermore, Stewart was the most surprised
man IN the house that night. That Nc
Coy wallop was totally unexpected 1t
robbed him of his early confidence. and
got him 10 thinking that. after all.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04

do the Walk Juniors stunt. of making a
great rally at the last of the season
The Houston Squares are getting a
fairly good team. also. In the game
with the Aoy Juniors. on last Sunday,
there was some really good playing.
and although the Aoys won. they had
TO fight for it. The HoustOns' pitche
Johnny Figuera- was extra good. but on
account OF his having pitched part of a
game earlier ia the day. he began TO
tire in the last two or three innings.
and several more hits were made of
him than would have been had he been
fresh. The fielding Of the team has
improved greatly. too, showing quite a
bit of practice.
IL seems necessary to remind some Of
the teams again. to get score cards
However. do not get a lot of cards and
then tear them up. as was done last
week II a team is given extra ones.
they should save them for other games.
or else give them to any Of the teams
that do not happen TO have a card
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04

7 this Mccoy person was still able 10
! put away real fighters
Mccoy Threatens" stewart.
Stewart. as ! have stated. was just
then on the ascendant. He was aiming
for the championship To be knocked
out by the ancient Mccoy would be
killer for him as far as title aspira-
tons were concerned And Mccoy
crafty. shrewd Mccoy. had that all fig
ured out before the fight He knew
what effect il would have on Stewart
if he could plant a knockdOwn punch
in the first round That is why the Kid
took the long chance he did and used
up all his real power in shooting that
walloper.
When the second round began. Stew
atr came out cautiously from his cor
ner Mccoy met him in the center and
made a swing that threw him-as he
intended-intO a clinch.
NO Rough Stuff
No rough stuff from now on. Stew
art-no rough stuff Mccoy chanted
into Stewards ears Take it easy from
now on or I'll shoot over another
punch and knock you dead D'ya hear
a little while later in that round
Mccoy fell into another intentional
clinch with Stewart
That's right. old boy: Just keep
on taking it easy ne said to Stewart
Don't Try any smuggling Just box
that's all. II YOU try to slip over any
a second later. Then your career will
be ended because il will look bad for
an old man to knock you out
shortly after the third round
opened. Stewart thought he detected
signs OF WEAKNESS about Mccoy. He
decided that the Kid was hluffing-that
the Kid didn't have a good Wallop left
in his system Stewart made up his
mind to slam Mccoy with terrible
right He shot over the punch. but
Mccoy blocked il with startling clev-
erness and then clinched-
Kids Bluff Works
say, you poor boob. didn't I tell
YOU not 10 get rough2' snarled Mccoy.
Try that punch again and you're
through I'm a has-been and If knock :
you out you're has-been. too. You're !
2 pretty good kid and I'll let YOU STAY
the limit If YOU are nice: but II you get Z
funny, you'll go down and out
And from then on Stewart never .
made real effort TO knock out Mccoy.
The poor. old. winded and aU-in Kid Nc
'oy. using his crafty brain. was able
to throw fear into the stout heart Of
Jim Stewart; was able by that one and
only punch ne had and by his shrewd-
ness TO stave off knockout by the
husky young Stewart: was able OF last
1ut the six rounds and gain popular
iecision over yOungster. who should
nave been able TO send him into dream
and at any time after the second
-ound opened"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
"BECK'S" AMEN CORNER

WHITE SOX are now on top in
w the American league. True,
their lead IS small but first place IS
first place. The Sox got away to a
mighty bad start this season but
pants" Rowland appears TO have
them going right now and the Chi
cago south siders are likely to be
right in the pennant race for the
rest Of the season.
WESTERN league may be playing
w better baseball than ever before
in its history out a glance over the
scores on Thursday will give one
mighty poor opinion of the quality
of baseball in previous years.
CT. LOUIS BROWNS seem to be
- after a longer string of oonsecu-
tive victories than was chaliIed up
some time ago BY the Giants The
Browns have now won Is straight
They took Thursdays game at the
expense OF the Red Sox, to ,, in
10 innings.
BRAVES have purchased Black
- burn, a catcher, from the Provi-
dence club Of the International
league. Gowdy is out Of the game
with a split thumb and Tragesser is
still on the injured list as the result
of a collision with Allen Arthur
Rice, Boston schoolboy, was signed
by the Braves on Monday and caught
Rudolph in Tuesdays game.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
KILBANE=, CLANCY
PICK REFEREE
CLANCY Agrees To Accept
Hinkel, Who is Also
Kilbane's Choice.

Baltimore. Nd. Aug Another step
toward the proposed featherweight
championship bout between worlds
champion Johnny KiIbane. of Cleveland.
and George CLANCY. OF Baltimore was
taken Thursday when CLANCY agreed to
Matt Hinkel. of Kilbane's home city,
as referee
HinkeI who is also Kilbaue's choice.
is the promoter of the match which he
intends staging on Labor day at Cedar
Point. Lake Erie resort near Sandus-
ky. Ohio.
CLANCY OutbOxes HOmmey.
New York Aug George Clancy.
Of Baltimore who is to meet Johnny
KiIbane for the featherweight cham
pionship on Labor day. OutbOxed Pack
~ HOmmey, Of this city. in a 10 round
bout here Tuesday night
Clancy, who weighed 12S pounds.
conceded four points to his opponent,
but excelled handily in eight OF the
rounds. the other two being even
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04

OUTFIELD at Rio Grande park has
been cleared Of weeds, according
TO doc" McCamant, acting president
OF the Commercial league. A big
board IS TO be erected in right field
foul territory to carry the batting
order and the grandstand is being
put In shape. 10 top 1t all off, the
Puritys meet the Feldmans on Sun
day afternoon and there should be
some real fireworks. Nuf sed.
NEW YORK sport scribes would
like to cram down the threats Of
the fight fans of the country a be-
lief that Benny Leonard is the light
weight champion Of the world and
alleged sporting editors of certain
illustrated services are sending out
Leonard's pictures with the caption
"The New Champion" Strange to
relate, however, Benny is not vet
champion and If we are to Judge from
the comment Of some real critics on
the recent Leonard-WeIsh affair,
Freddie was as much q winner as
Leonard. The trouble with New
York IS that great many so-called
fight experts" In the big town don't
know the first thing about boxing.
Why, they even dubbed one ''Knock-
out" Brown, a pure Sugger and
youngster without the slightest
knowledge of ring generalship, the
coming champion"l But if you go
to New York now and ask about
Brown they make WY faces
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
FOUR COMPETE IN
GOLF SEMI-FINALS

Minneapolis. MINI. Aug two Mime
apolis entries and two from Iowa are COM
petinE IN the semi finals OF the champion
ship flight the Mississippi golt
tournament here today the result or
Thursdays play In the third round
Harry c. Legg. OF Minikheda club. Mime
apolis. four times champion. came through
Thursdays IS hole round with an easy vic
tory over b. G. Guinand. Cedar Rapids.
Iowa. g UP and 10 90
The other Niunea polls survivor was c
P Jaffray- Minikheca. and he is paired with
LegC for todays play Jaffray defeated
Rev Paul 2 Talbot, Salina. Kans-. and ).
James Hubbeu OF Des Noines and Carl
Piepho. Cedar Rapids. were the other sue
cessful contestants.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
chooI Sports
In Boyland: =: e: e: e.
Ami

w YEsTSIDERS are going TO have a
w winning team from now on, it
seems. Thursday they reported
having signed Guy Livingston, formerly
ol the Bankers league. and said that
they had hopes of signing several sew
eral other men from this same league.
Livingston viii be great addition TO
the Westsider lineup. atd with his hela.
they expect to make some kind of a
showing against the Myrtle Avenue
stars on the coming sunday Several
other men. also, have been signed. and
viii be ont to help against the MyrtIes.
ihese men are Dick Crutcher. Cole
man Darnall. Ben Cowarth- Arnstarer
\ King and s. Terrazas- II looks as
though the Westsiders were going to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
By @BECK.D

TY COBB and Johnny Evers seem
TO vie for the limeight in base
ball "side issues" Now It is Johnny
Evers who is in the limelight and his
arguments with RED" Smith, a
teammate, on the Boston bench at
Thursdays game resulted in the team
captain being ordered off the fell
by umpire Lord" Byron. Evers
says that if he can't get his release
he VIII quit the Braves. Probably
the game would be better off if he
did.
TALK about pinch-hitteTs deliver
ing the goods, the Reds "emeT-
gency" men sure made good in the
first game on Thursday at Boston.
Fisher, Clark and Mitchell were all
fired into the game as pinch-hitters
and each delivered the necessary hit,
Mitchell contributing a double As
a result Of ninth-inning rally, the
Reds beat the Braves to l in the
first game but the bean eaters came
back strong in the closing half Of the
bill and COPIED the victory, TO 3
SECOND proposition from the in
- ternational soil products exposi-
ton to the automobile dealers, sub
mitted Thursday, makes the chances
OF the dealers joining their auto
show with the exposition very bright.
The new price for exhibit space is
$50 TO 40 cents" per square foot,
against 65 cents, the first offer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
MURRAY BEATS MIkAMT
4 n. IL. .

New York. Aug 4.-R Lindley Muir
ray. Of California. earned a place in
the semi-final round OF the Crescent
Athletic club Brooklyn. tournament by
defeating HachishirO Mikami. Thurs
day. 60. 81 Ichiya Kuma gae. cham
pion of Japan, defeated J. 5. O'NeaIe.
Sc. g.
on account of the east vs. west
matches at Forest Hills, the semi-finals
have been postponed to Sunday and the
finals TO Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
Coast League.

A. Portland Z. n. T.
Oakland o 70
Portland ---.---- -..------3
Batteries Oakland. Prough. Crandau and
Cadman: Portland. Sothoron and Fisher
At vernon r. r. E
Los Angeles -....-..-.2 3
Vernon ---.---f s
Batteries Los Angeles Standridge and
Bassler' Vernon, G. johnson and Whaling.
A. san Francisco- r. II. +.
salt Lake --------.-..0 =
sNal rEaitiSFn
Batteries salt Lake. KIswitter DouEan
Piercey and Hannah; san Francisco. Baum
and Sspulveda-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04

Wichita ---.-......-. OO4 Gao ooo-, 10
batteries; Sioux city. Grover and Crosby;
Wichita. Bennett and Gray.
At Topeka PuE
Lincoln -----.----- -03S 3O1 Oils 20 4
Topeka -------1oG 010 100
Batteries, Lincoln. East and Rohrer.
topeka Burneli. kaufman. Cochran and
Monroe, Allen
At Des Moines- P H z
Des Moines ---.-.- 5s1 2i1 0l0-i4 -
Denver .-----.- 600 600 o0o- q
Batteries-Des Moines. Musser and Spahr.
Denver. West Sterzer and Shesatk
A. st Joseph r r. r
Omaha ..... 0Oa 0.e 00a-- q
ST Joseph ---.--.--. Ola 600 00n-4
Batteries Omaha Nortn and Marshall
hrauger; St Joseph. Hovlk aud Beers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
Western League.

At St Joseph RHE.
Omaha -..-.-..--.- 003 Oe0 0Oa-7 -
St Joseph ------------O I3 900 0OO-4 s
Batteries; Omaha North. Marshall and
Kruger; St Joseph. Hovlik and Beers.
At wichita RHE
Sioux City ----------.-11I 042 OOo-s II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
Southern Association.

At Atlanta. 3; Nashville 3
At Birmingham. Sd. Chattanooga o.
At Mobile. 4; Memphis. 5
At New Orleans. /; Little Rock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
American Association

At Columbus. :; Indianapolis. ..
At Minneapolis. 3. st Paul. l.
At Kansas City. =. Milwaukee. 1.
Al Toledo. = Louisville 5.
At Kansas City. .. Milwaukee l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
Texas League.

At Dallas. pu
Dallas ------.
Houston
Houston, Edmondson and Jenkins ~ in
nings-)
~ a. waco P II. Z.
Beaumont -. I,
Batteries Waco. Sage Causey ana Reiiiv-
beaumont Watkins and Wilson IL IN
O., A. Shreveport R.HE
----4 ]
San Antonio .-.-.-.-..-----e
Batteries Shreveport. Duffy and Smith:
San Antonio. Stewart and Cook.
At Fort Worth p Il +
Fort Worth .-------....... s >
lci-FFSAfll % - o. - l. o
Batteries Fort Worth Fentress Harrah
and Belts. Galveston. Crouchman and
Noyes-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
American Association
Southern Association.
American League.
American League.

At Detroit r. II. 2.
New YORK .....-......Oo 100 OOo-l 1
Detroit ------------ 900 600 lOl-Z
Batteries New York. Russell and Wal
ters; Detroit, Coveleskie. Boland and Stan
age. Baker
At Cleveland r H E.
Philadelphia ..--.... 900 000 DOL
Cleveland .-.-.-.---OO 2 GEO 0Ix-3
Batteries Philadelphia. Bush and Haley,
Cleveland. Bagby and Daily
At St Louis r. H. E
Boston ---------..O1O COL 600 o. s
81. Louis -----------O IO 600 ZOE 1--3
Batteries- Boston, Leonard. Nays and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
BASEBALL RESULTS
WEDNESDAYS GAMES
WEDNESDAYS GAMES.

Agnsw. Thomas. ST Louis. Koob and Sew
Washington at Chicago. called in the frs
inning on account Of rain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
.M'COY'S BRAIN HELPED HIM WIN
WHEN HIS BODY WAS EXHAUSTED
Strategy Enabled Him To Last the Limit With Jim
Stewart Who Should Have Knocked Him Out Any
Time After the Seco Round, But Who Was
Bluffed Out of the Attempt By Hard Blow.
BY FRANK G. MENkE.

J this Mccoy person was still able TO
! put away real fighters
McCnN ..IhrenfenS- StcHNnrf.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04

-EW YORK, Aug. Another Kid
NJ Mccoy story. which Willie Lewis
i y delights to tell. concerns the Nc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-02
THE "COHF BACK

The "Come-hack" man was ready
never down-and-out His weakened
condition because III overwork. lacH
81 exercise. improper eatinE and H.
lng. demands stimulation - satisfy the
rry for . heaItb-givinE appetite ana
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~ knows ID; whether hls trouble
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der. stomach arrangement or other all
ments that befall the cver-zealous
American Don't wait until you are
entirely down-and- out. bur take them
TODAY Your druggist Will gladly re-
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Won. CSC. soc and st0o per box Ae-
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