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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-02-28
A Good Testimonial.

The American Drug & Press AS
ISOLATION just received the followin
Gentlemen:
Kindly tell me where in Rich
mond, Va, or Washington. ID.
c., can get your medicines.
One of our men has almost
useless hands from Eczema.
| had about an ounce of your
Eczema Medicine in bottle and
he cured up absolutely the two
fingers he used it on.
trust you will get some one
in this town to handle your
preparations.
The evening world., 1917-12-03
CHAPTER VIH.

(Continued)
7T EITH the coming Of cyril 10
IA Lady Betty's, events began
N to take startling turn. His
w arrival effectively put RiL-
zio out OF countenance, and Doris was
safe from him at least. But she had
the cigarette papers, which both men
desired so ardently. and no sooner
had RizLio left the room than Cyril
asked anxiously:
Are they safer Have you got
them2"
"Yes," she answered and turned
sadly TO the fire.
cyril came to her and said:
Doris, you must give them to me"
NO" she said, simply, resolutely.
And 10 all his plcadings she re-
turned the same answer. Eut he pro-
tested urgently, telling her OF their
Importance, when his persuasion
proved OF no avail, he said:
VERY well. then, Doris. burn them"
The girl took a quick resolution.
She turned her back n moment,
stopped down, drew the papers from
her stocking and threw them into
the fire. And that apparently ended
the incident OF the cigarette papers.
But this appearance was deceiving.
Unknown to Doris another packet OF
papers, exactly like the first in ap-
pearance, but containing later infor-
nation, had come into the possession
of Hammersley.
In the middle NJ the afternoon the
butler brought Doris n note. For n
moment, before she read the super
scrlption, "A wild rush OF something
which might have been Joy, yet could
not be, sent pale flush OF color into
her cheek. But she glanced at the
envelope cafelessly. and when the
man had gone. quickly opened II.
II was from John Rlzzlo, signed
with tho familiar initials and began
without either name or qualification: /:
lou viii think It strange. parhaps that 1 should
write 10 )ou after recent events
! an not man, a. you know 70 boas. of dis
/ lnte"sh'nes, have lived a lie In wAlch nv
own aHAlS we're always paramount nv own aims
, a.sas most inlorAnt. | am telling YOU this no
! warn YOU thtt my gonerodty 70 HAmmenlay IL
/ not sctAtod " any love Of a man who has spoiltd
YIN .Si9n nS =. : sSL regard yosipeli do not ioIs
nv oysiy % Ens.nd' IL .cs, Sp,E ny ny oTa S soGSI
bs delivered a. ono 10 thoes In s,tL.iiy IN
y'' H.os Te''ai1s4--tor 50s' Doris Bu, S.S, Sna
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s'rned tal II is in ,'nnunigtlor WITH
g and tnst IrensIaH "i ~colauI iar 10 On
We aie Q. nlt not b" t'.e tH sac an.
o. nioet ln:lusu''e, vita am. snl ! a,t ,Tat your
A.. . y''. .o"rr o,'r a.n ,Hu '''o''' lp onng
rats II .uI still ha'r drlut a, Goo '.' rhara ter
% t,,e wore, he - undcrdHsn. / ass mat igu 90
cyn,uclng prOoi Of wntt hc is tor tonight at
S"ocSi on me eutts ntaI te I'D !1nsi loHeT'
appeal 10 you tor LnsAud out mos thAn for
LrgiAnd, yourself. Yours J. r.
Doris had to 20. She knew that
from the minute OF reading the note.
So night found her on the way.
The Lodge was set inland from the
sea in Il valley between two ridges
which narrowed down TO a assure in
the rocks that fell away 10 Beau
fort Cove, small harbor almost
land-lOcked where Cyrl kept his
motor boats and slOop, As the girl
approached tho Lodge, she turned iar
10 the left and made a VIDE circle
among the hills, 30 that there could
be no chance Of inqulsltlyc eyes dis
covering the bold sllhouctt" ~ her
horse against the sky slowly she
climbed the lower ridges ut ben-a-
Chiclt until she reached level spot,
high above the house, garage,
stables and hangar where she
stopped for a moment TO rest her
wlndcd horse.
Below her Wild panorama or Iand
and wind blown sky, the ragged pro-
flo of black rocks etched deep INTO
the sullen gray OF the sea, Long
lines emerged from the dark bIur or
sea and sky and roared in upon tho
rocks that guarded the harboF upon
which they we're shvered into roam,
Inside the rim Of rocks the placid
cove calmly reflected tho Shy she
saw the motor boats near the land
ing, made out the specter mes OF
Cyrlrs sloop. the Windbird, and IN the
shadow OF the cliffs saw another Fes-
sci, the lines OF which were un-
familiar. This craft was long and
slender with a wireless mast ana TWO
large smoke-stacks. NO hshs
showed aboard her, but there were
signs OF activity for while inc Girl
looked a small boat was lowered and
was pulled for the landing and sud
denly the real meaning OF THIS aark
vessel was borne 10 her.
There was no mistakIns tho grim
profile OF tho thing that PROJECTED
from the forward superstruc'nre and
the curving decks which met the
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l3SS GEORGE @I5J34So

water In such slender lines. 1t was
Nar-vesscl, a destroyer. and the
man who was putting out for the
shore was the German messenger
who was TO meet Cyril Ilammersley
At Ben-a- -Chielt.
She looked around her in tho
darkness toward the way by which
she had come, really frightened for
the first time that evening as at the
palpa BILE presence Of sin. For a mo-
ment she hcsitatcd IN her Intention 10
go forward She had seen enough 10
convince her. There was no need OF
more. But the real object OF her ms
sion ncrved her 70 her task. She must
go on at once II she wished To reacn
the Vikings Tower in time TO con-
ceal herself. - she pressed her horse
along the hill, and when she had
crossed the ridge rode down IN
path parallel To- the edge OF the
cliffs, wh'c ch brought her after u whlle
into a line with Beaufort Head, wherc
she coulI see the dim mass OF the
ruin rising above the chaos or rock
that surrounded II.
when ahe reached a spot not too
far distant, she dismounted in
clump Of bushes and fastening mo
bride of her horse 70 the gnarIed
limb OF a stunted tree, crept for"aru
on foot.
Assured that the spot that she soon
reached was as near the Tower M
ste dared Approach for the presen''
She wedged herself into n creVlce ne-
tween two rocks, into when She
might pass and 90 out by the o'hor
aide, and sank down upon her Knee
and waited. The moments passed
rIa
was lust below tho level OF the top
OF her refuge when she heard foot
steps close by and got tho odor OF =
cigarette. SO she sank back. heE
hand nt her heart TO quiet It's throb-
bings.
The footsteps passed her, returned
and then went toward the ToWer ana
Ahe barred her head and peerc4 eau
tiOusly out. A tail figure IN 'oUg
Ccat and deer-stalker cap was stand
lng watching tho path 10 tho landing
ShS could not see his features, uut
she knew that II was Cyril For one
moment she thought of running. "a
him and throwing herself at his tec'
and pleading with him while tAeio
was still time 10 go away into the
darkness-with her-anywhere be'orc
this stranger should reach him. Bi'
her courage failed ner and she sani
back into her corner. And when 80,
straightened again her moment ha'
passed. for she heard other footsteps
TO her right OF man as he clam
bered up the rocks. lIo passed quito
near her. burly man in u navaI
cap and coat, out OF breath from BIS
exertions.
Cyrll came forward 10 meet him
and she heard tho short words oi
their greeting.
Herr Hammersley7"
ia"
She peered out and saw the hurry
man straighten. his heels together
and touch his fingers 10 me rim OF MI
cap. Cyril bowed and asked a question
and the other replied in n sentcnc'
that contained the word "Hochhcit'
which was the only word she under
stood. She crspt q Little closer sC
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kind OF strength came 20 her u
want you to come with mo away
away from all this for me for Eng
land. It's my last appeal you must
not refuse il. / want you no,
Cyril. as it used to be"
She felt his lips gently touch her
brow and heard his whisper.
God bless you!"
She clung to him desperately, 10 his
carcss, the one sure symbol OF his
purity
That messengcr--oh. Cyril YOU
mustn't Come back with me-to-
uight-now
Il can't" he muttered, lit is
important for me 10 stay here
She loosencd his arms and stood
away from him. peering down into
the cove. whore clouds OF black smoke
were belching from the tunnels OF the
black vessel. Tho water OF tho cove
was churnng in its wake and It's
prov was turning toward tho harbor
mouth,
Suddenly she saw Cyril start and
peer around him In the darkness,
Who sent you here" she heard his
voice IN a stranglcd whisper At her
car.
no one" She denied again; q fol-
dowcl you"
THAT isn't possible Doris" ne said
quickly, Il have reasons for know
ing, You were here before came.
Ei21iO told YOU lie know what
was 20 happen--hc was the only one
who could have known"
"Why2' Her curiosity sent all sub
trrfugo dying, She could see his pIle
face IN the moonlight
"Brcauro II was Rl2zio who sent
this messenger to meet Iu,."
Then yuu"--
II am a German Spy"
# don't believe YOU" she cried
proudly. There was a note Of Joy In
her voice, a momentary note which
seemed 20 trail Off into one Of terror.
"Cyrll!" she whispered. "RIzzlO! lie
wrote me 10 come here"
Il knew It,"
'Hut he said he"-- she hcsIta'ed
"Why dld he want mo 20 come? There
must have been some other reason
D's,Ics wanting me 10 see--he's here
Cyril 6Omew whCro"----
lIoWmersley started and turned, hts
hand In his pocket, and Doris followed
hts look Three men had risen from
among the rocks toward the Tower.
Don't move. Hlmmersley." said
RlEzlos voice. You're In danger
Doris"
But the girl was ciinglng TO Cyril's
arm, NO, no." she was crying. Sew
eral shots rang out as cyril threw her
aside, dashluF forward One OF the
Iren seemed 10 stumble among the
rocks and fall heavily The othey
came in toward Cyril, hts arm raised
bu. another sLVt from behind TIE
The evening world., 1917-12-03
U. S. Dye Trade
Grows Fast

American dye industry has
not only grown big enough to
supply practically all domestic
needs, but is now exporting impor-
tant quantities TO other nations. In
July almost 100000 worth OF anilIne
dyes were shipped abroad. according
70 figures published by the Bureau OF
Foreign and Domestic Commerce OF
the Department or Commerce,
or all the Industries created or de-
9eioped as a direct result OF war con-
ditions. none has shown more rapid
progress than that devoted 70 maxi
Ing dyestuffs. From only seven es-
adjustments in which 62s people were
engaged in producing s,sIs.729 pounds
OF coal-tar colors. valued at Sl,l26, 500
In 1914. the industry has developed
until now II not only supplies the do
mestio demand for colors but has in
vaded the foreign market in European n
neutral and allied countries, Canada,
lMexico. Argentina, Brazil. British
yIudiA and Jepan.
The evening world., 1917-12-03

that she could hear more distinctly,
hoping that her slight knowledge ~
German might aid her. She watched
cyril TO see II he passed anything 10
the German officer, Instead ot this
tho German took a letter from an
inside pocket and handed II to .'y.fl,
and she Heard tho words "HochhGl"
again and "Excellenz' message II
seemed from some Prince, or from
somo General or high official ~ tho
German Government. Cyril appeared
10 ofer apologies and broke the Eo3l
of the envelope, bringing from the
pocket OF his overcOat an oicCtrIc
torch, by tho aid Of which he read
tho letter. Doris could SEQ his face
quite plainly In tho reflected light
from the page, and marked the deep
lines at his brows and the stern look
AZ his mouth and chin. IIo won't
over the document twice very care
fully, and then rs he turned to nj.
companion she heard his voice -ry-
inC quite distinctly In German:
"iou know the purport Of IN.
psper"
40, Herr Hammersley." said tho
officer MY orders are merely to
doliVer this letter which was TO re-
ceive your acceptance"
Cyril paused for a long moment,
tapping the document lightly with his
Niger and then taking a pencil from
his pocket, bent over and upon me
nearest rock wrote something. Thon
he slipped the letter into It's envelope
ard handed 1t TO the other, who put
u into his pocket, saluted again and
with hurried farewell turned DOWN
tho path and was gone,
That was all The interview had
not lasted more than five minutes
but Doris knew by the look she had
seen on Cyril's face that danger
threatened. How long he stood there
mOionless she could not know, nut
as the moments passed and ne d.d
rot move, she rose from hor granny
her trembling nerves seeking An ont
lot In motion or speech. Wnv Jldnt
10 mover
A. ,aSt her overtaxed nerves could
no longer endure and she cam. out
Of '1c shadow and spokc his name
sun DE made no motion, and sNe
realized that her lips had made no
sound But her foot touched small
stone which fell among the rocks
ana she saw him wheel around md
face her quickly. something glitter
Ing IN his hand. while his voice rang
SHARPLY.
9lhHu Wnero you arc"
lie TOOK few threatening stepq 20
ward her' MS look studying her smaI
bulk
rs T. Cyril" she said family.
Doris
YOU He glanced 10 right and
lor, putting the thing In his nockot
AMI laced her, incrcdulous. "Wha.
are you doing here. Dorls?"
i came to--to see you again"---
lis eyes were stlll searching tho
darkness around them.
VINO told you to come heree"
No one" she lied. 81 followed
YOU"
Who saw you come? You heard %
Yes --~- slowly. 20 Cyril can't
lo' you GO from me like this"--.
She put her face 10 her hands ana
fa't his arms enfold her. She tren
L..d, ty! IA this weakness q new
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ease and freedom from disease.
know that many persons arc
prone 20 believe that they are IN good
health. even though they suffer oc-
casionally from headaches. consilpa-
tion, Insomnia and various other
common disorders. but these women
should be made 10 understand that
real health means q body froo from
aches and pains and that conditions
mentioned are merely natures gentle
warnings that oil 90 not we'll within
the workings o. the humLa ma
chlnery.
Old age itself Is a common disorder
and should be treated as such, and II
is simply a slowing up Of the work
ings OF the important organs. caused
by physical inactivity. DO not think
you are in superb health II you notice
many Of the glarlng signs of advanc-
: ing age. because II the blood Is pure,
we'll nourished and kept active. as II
The evening world., 1917-12-03
CHAPTER TX.

TN a daze Doris saw Cyril bend
over the postrate figure and then
come toward her.
"Dead7" she whispered In hor-
ror.
But no didn't seem TO hear her. lie
caught her by the arm and forcibly
led her inland.
Dead" she whispered again. 1T
might have been you"
Doris. you've seen nothing, you've
heard nothing tonight. DO YOU un-
derstand7"
His grasp on her arms hurt her, but
she bore It without murmur
Yes" she said
You swear ~"
"Yes," family, II do"
"Ive got TO go away from Ben-a-
Chlelt Tonight. I can't tell you why.
You've got to go straight 20 kllmo-
rack Hpuse now. You rode over.
Take the short cut by HOrsham Hil.
lrs not 80 well known. | would go
with you, but | haven't a moment TO
spare. Don't trust any one not even
the maids NJ the house Go back 10
London Tomorrow with Jack Sandys
and don't let him leave you until
you're safe al Ashwater Park.
Where's your horse?"
She told him and followed blindly.
Where are you going. Cyril?" she
pleaded
~ doesn't matter"
Ha found the horse and united tho
hrldle.
Tel ne, cyrIl. Two earned the
right 20 know"
Something has happened" he said
quietly which has put all my plans
in danger
"And your"
"'rho thing I've been trying 10 do
may IA" II hangs or falls by thus
Issue"
But what-whatr"
"You can't know that" he said
quickly Don't ask me anything
more | can't answer hut trust In
., II YOU can. Trust In me, Dorls.
and II ou love me-silence!"
(To BE Contlnued.)
The evening world., 1917-12-03
PAU LIkE FU n Lon n 'S
HEALTH TALKS

,houid be-. old age or other diseases
cannot attack nor take dcfnitc hold
of your system.
Zach ono Of YOU should learn tao
cause ~ any ache or disorder
which causes yor pain and aim TO re
move the trouble through tho cause
and not through drugs and olnt-
mcnts Keep all of the Internal
organs active and you VIII have
found tho fountain Of youth and
superb health.
Tho exercise shown to-day strength
ems muscles OF neck. sides. loins,
arms and legs. Practise II as fol-
lows:
Lie on your right side and grl .
bodposts with hands. raise head. neck
and feet sideways a. high from the
bed as possible. bending legs at
knees. Relax and raise agaln--h ve
times from one side and fivo times
from the other side.
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achieve the same luxurious effect as
would a suit. thus making the frock
doubly useful. But these CUTS may
be made detachable. IL desired, and
the sleeves trimmed around the edges
with silver braid, no that In the house,
when a frock ls tho appropriate thing,
tho effect would be trimmer"
Another pretty suggestion for this
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around, his hand 10 his shoulder. as
Cyril caught him blow which sent
him reeling 20 the edge of tho cllrf.
over which no hung for a moment.
peering downward IN horror. and then
disappeared from view.
well done. Stryker." she heard
Cyril cry. The othcr--thls way.
Don't let him get of"
And Stryker disappeared after
RiZzlo,
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WALKING IN THE RAIN MRS.

G. II. B.: BY all means take daily
walk. in rain, snow or shine. When
you are dressed properly for the walk
you are bound 20 derive benefits from
1t no matter what the weather. Walk
tnR Il more economical and brings n
hundred times better etfccts than ~
the cosmetics for sale.
The evening world., 1917-12-03
Original Fashion Designs
For The EUening WOrid's
Home Drpssu0kers
BY Mildred Lodcwick

Home Dressmdkers

W. 'ss', %.
sfu4lef
ulThf bs apsvefsd
~ shis frocE ne
ttsttnotIon ~
which llss IN no
manipulation oftbs
SKIRT over flun
dA,Ion stIfi. q ~.
Mo ~ moinst
length starts on
each side of the
bach IN Hay rip.
pllng folds. but
gradually length.
ems until II IN
caught near tho
front under a band
OF soft gray s1ulr-
rel THIS band IL a
pretty finish for ths
undsrsklrt. an 4
when one oonsld-
'rs that II IL only
yard ana a hair
vide. II cannot be
consl1eroG sNoes
slyeiy cXtravaRant.
On dark bluo or
dark rod yolveteen
tho effect would ba
charming. because
tho front OF the
skirt is deprived OF
the tunlc, II "
given the pretty
trimming qualities
OF silver cords and
taSselH. witch drop
languldly from the
points of the bolt
on each slde. And
TO harmoniEs with
this Introduction of
silver, narrow sill
yer braid In used
to effective advan-
taEe around the
Dutch neck.
The sleeves are
completed with fur
cnf "a n ~ Ia
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TO CLEAR THE COMPLEXION

ioGE r.: Remember that what
IL clears the internal organs clcors
Is complexion as well, and vnen the
siininative organs, lungs. bowels, liver
ana skin do not properly function cH-
ternai applications will not cleor the
complexion.
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MOST IMPORTANT EXERCISES

T.: Deep breathing in the
fresh air is the best. It exercises
vital organs and many muscles 90
wsll. especially the ches; muscles.
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dcslgn would be beaver colored -du-
vetyn weighted with black seaislSis
around tho bottom and trimmed with
tarnished. gold braid and tassels.
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with cold applications and plunged
into cold water or masso ged VITA
snow, Immediately they are noticed.
and all sudden npplica lion OF heat
must be uvoidct. rrcdt t.en IN 4
cool room.
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, oyrss stt ~ S'F-- fef~s'o" - '.' - r-r'' 49,
SLAMS of Advancing Age Signals Of PhDsicGI DsOrdcT

4 OW many ~
n ny readers
are ssjoylns
Sod health. and Just
what o. Ne mean
W foos hestth ?
srnnaiiy I DO not
rink good health
an have any modi
Ncatlon. such ~ fair
health, poor health
or any other k,nd
Of health than just
ptsin health tho
cheerful, happy con
dltlOn which means
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Doris Finds Herself in the Same
Net of Suspicion and Intrigue
That Surrounds Cyril
Copyright. y, Appleton x co.
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AnsDers to Queries

fashon Editor Evening World;
would like 10 buy a top Goa,
witch would do for the spring. and
ask what color you would suggcst7
have light hair, gray-bluc eyes. fair
skin. MISS ID.
Your age would make some differ
cnce. A young girl could wear a
pretty olive green all winter and
spring also. For an older person
would suggest a rich rose or n lively
tan on tho beaver shade. or neutral
purple.
The evening world., 1917-12-03

Taslion Eliior Even inE World
! would like TO have
n top coat. and have
some small pieces Of
fur. a collar and cuffs
2ls inches vide. which
| think could be used
on II. VIII you kindly
design a style and
suggest a good ma
tcr.al? MISS W. ID.
You did not stat,.
what kind Of fur bu'I
green Is a good colo
which an furs loo.
well With. Velour.
would be a pretty
material.
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ENLARGED kNuckLes MIR

WALTER r.: These may 90 casIe-
avoided than removed Hard work
and heavy lifting often cause them.
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EXERCISES FOR NERVOUS ex

HHUsTIoN mrs. c. r. " II IL
my opinion that thysiCai exercises
alone Will not relieve the condition.
You probably need rest also and
change of scenes, cannot advise
YOU ON the subject and you shoull
consult doctor.
WALNUT STAIN FOR LIGHT
EYEBROWS FRANCES D.: This
IL only stain ani would wash on
almost Immediately.
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LINES ON THE NEck-MRs

!, LINES ON THE NECk-MRs.
LAURA O.; For these lines behind the
ears use deep massage, with the tips
OF the fingers and somo good cold
lcream. Battle the neck In not water
land soap each night and then i!nso
with much cold water. DO this be-
fore the massage. This treatment
\ brings the blood TO the snllow, dry
meek and makes 1t appear pink and
youthful 1t also removes collar marks
and sunburn.
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AsTIGMATisM--MRS. @. T. b.;
Mild cases may be overcome through
local treatment. such as massage and
bathing OF the eyes, Proper glasses
should be used meanwhile also. and
Il is always best TO consult an oculist
about any eye troubles.
The evening world., 1917-12-03

HONEY AS Foop-MRS l.. II. c.;
Yes. honey Is wholesome and a splen-
did substitute for cane sugar. for
those who like sweets.
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TN a daze Doris saw cyril bend
over tho postrate figure and then
come toward her.
= "Dead7" she whispered In hor-
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FACE PoWpER-MABEL c.: Mix
one-half pound pure talcum powder
With one teaspoonful powdered boz
racic acid. one-half teaspoon calcine
magnesia and powdered orris root to
scent desired odor. This should be
stfted through bolting or placed in a
chamois hag. 30 that II will come
, through the material to tho face soft
and smooth.
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cHiLBlAiNS-MRS. z. W. c.: II
they are not severe. paint them with
equal parts camphor and belladonnl
liniment. Since you have suffered
from these for several years you must
know that they should be treate
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(Continucd)
7T EITH the coming Of Cyril TO
IA Lady Bctty's, events began
N to take startling turn. His
w arrival effectively put Riz-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-03
Johnny GOT HIS
GUN and COOMBS
FAILED TO WIN
Schuman Takes Game From
EIgins When Williams Holds
Opponents to Two BingIeS

Johnny Williams, the big league
star of the Schuman Carriage Co., had
the Coombs' squad eating out Of his
hand yesterday morning at Athletic
park, beating the Elgins and holding
them to two hits. Schuman gathered
three runs during the affair. Coombs
gathered one. ....
Williams was the whole show as
he famed 13, and Kai Luke and Kan
Leong we're the only players to hit
safely. Luck zee also pitched a
good game, but of course his work
did not stand out in comparison with
that of the former Detroit finger.
The game was a long drawn out
affair, despite the fact that there was
much good play. Mara made a beau
tifu1 play on hard hit ball in the
fifth, and Yen Chin raced over and
nabbed a runner on a pretty play.
williams was good in the pinches,
and whenever a run threatened he
usually frightened up and retired the
batsman.