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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12
ACCEPTS
GOXHILL'S Def
Fifth Cavalryman Loses No
Time in Taking on Title
Claimant.
ByArnOt

Tommy Murphy. lightweight cham
pion Of Fort Bliss. is not the boy to
evade challenges. wednesday BERTHE
Coxhiu, one OF Bliss most accom-
plished boxers and claimant to the
border lightweight title. sent out a
challenge from the 18th cavalry d.
vision. This morning the sport editor
OF The Herald found the following
note on his desk:
Fort Bliss. Texas. sept II.
Sport Editor Herald
Il Paso, Texas.
Dear SIR
saw CoxhiITs challenge IN Herald.
I accept Ready any time. Ny arm
is better.
Yours truly.
Tommy Murphy.
IN view OF the fact that Murphy's
acceptance practically cinches a bout
between him and Coxhill. boxing fans
are watching with interest C0xhilrs
appearance next week when he IS to
meet Kid Young. Young has a good
record at the fort, having disposed Of
most OF his opponents BY the X o.
route. He has a decision over Billy
Eleck, who meets champion Benny
Leonard at Camp DIX tomorrow night
As good as Young IS. Coxhill must
show decisive mastery over him to
prove 10 fans that he IS in Murphy's
class
It is probable that an effort VIII be
made TO stage the urphy-CoIhiu
bout at the next Studorium show in
case Coxhiu handles himself as his
friends believe he viii in his bout
with Kid Young.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12

THROUGH
SPORTVILLE
/. Bg WILLIAM E. kIRK.
Matty Going Over.

r is said that csy 4latheon abroad the end Of the
enlist in the Chemical work.
sists of along chemical lines
Aaty ought he
and heard Rid Gleason Ae Latham and his old
Mcaw,
cutting replies Of such Hank ODay OF Bob
Yet My should great lie has lived through
long popularity and worship the biggest
heard the fusome compliments the adog fans and off the field He
told that
living mo Though these sweeping statements never made impression
Of chemicals and perhaps Matty make Of these memories his
field
Among the he viii find Percy
formerly Though Haughn with
that Mtty with
Cincinnati, making his branch Of the service
Go II, Mattyl Show
la del kaiser off the earthi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12
NISKE WOULD
MEET DEMPSEY
FOR THE TITLE
Reddy Laughs at Statement
That Miske Fears to
Meet Jack.
TWO FOUGHT DRAW
IN ST. PAUL BOUT

OILY 8IISKES opinion OF Jack
d Dempsey is not as nattering as
some recent stories had it. Taking the
word OF Jack Reddy. the st. Paul box
er's manager. for Il. Billy not only
does not fear the eonquerer OF fragile
Fred Fulton. but he is anxiously seek
ing a match with him Reddy has
come out with statement which Is
practically a defiance He expresses
himself as follows.
'-llisks came east expressly 70 par
ticipate in the Knights Of Columbus
boxing show at Ebbets field. We pro-
pose TO remain IN this section OF the
country until we convince the fans OF
1nsle's willingness to box Dempsey
and disprOVe current reports that
Billy fears such a match Dempsey
Is a great fighter. That we frankly
acknowledge, but good as he Is Miske
is every bit his equal. II not his su-
perior. Here IS our position
'As Niske's manager, am ready 10
post a forfeit for any amount with
any reputable sporting men in the
east for Allske to fight Dempsey.
Nislte wiz fight him six, eight. ten,
u. IS or 20 rounds At the present
moment have offers for the match.
AAAA anu e vs. HH4aAA ~ ~ AA- Al -A-AA~
waukee- Dick Jamison IS after it for
Atlanta Dave Driscoll. who promotes
the shows at the Jersey City baseball
park, is another angler. And then
lack Dougherty, OF Philadelphia. Is
negotiating.
Accepts An Terms
Il accepted the terms offered b. all
Of these men I told them to 80 ahead
and sign Dempsey He, or rather his
manager. Jack Kearns. received the
same propositions that received. but
thus Tar he has refrained from ac-
cepting them he has not even given
the proposers a tentative answer
Dempsey and Miske met once be-
fore They fought ten rounds IN St
Paul last May In the five Minneapolis
and St Paul papers Dempsey received
two popular decisions and 1liske two
IN view OF this II is ridiculous 20 say
that Misks fears Dempsey. And Billy
did not fight in his true form that
night
aVFe are ready TO 20 through
with = return match at any time
and any place. while waiting for
Eearns TO talk business seriously.
wiki match Mike with any other
heavyweight in the world for
bout here or elsewhere Histe
has never barred any man. and he
Is not going 20 break that rule for
Dempsey
Roddy's declaration put 3 good
match on the market
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12
Hoppe Replaced
InCIass One a"

New York. Sept 12.-The appeal OF
Willie Hoppe. balk line billiard cham
pion, against being placed in class one
A Of the draft under the work or
fight rule. was upheld by the district
board Of New York. il was announced
yesterday. Hopes local board had
placed him in class four A because Of
but recently placed him in
the top class, declaring that billiard
playing as an occupation was non
essential
him his original classification. Hoppe
viii soon start on an exhibition tour
for the benefit Of the Red Cross
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12

tween the clever little Hebrew. who
was so long the leader in his class
and the hard hitting Boston boy Their
first meeting was at Chelsea. Mass.
IT February, 1906. and Walsh STAYED
the full Is rounds. but lost the de-
cision. Jimmy still believed he could
lick Attell. and late IN the same year
they were matched at Los Angeles.
Atteu put over a knockout in the
eighth round SIN Walsh wasn't sat-
isfied. and clamored for another
chance. Abe was always ready 20
oblige anybody. from Jeffries dswn.
and the indianapolis session was the
result
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12
.SPORTOGRAPHY By -!G1a92-

CCOTT PERRY ran his string OF vic
y tories up to q. which is a re-
markable performance for a mound
artist with a tail end club.
Val Pieinich got a furlough from
the navy and finished up the season
with the Washington club.
After Benny Kauff left the Giants
TO resume his military duties at Camp
Sherman. George Burns was shifted TO
center field and finished the season in
that position.
It was a great disappointment for
Benny Kauff not TO be able TO finish
the season with the Giants. Three
days before the end OF the campaign
for 1918 he received word from Camp
Sherman that his colonel had refused
10 extend his leave, and so Benny had
to pack Up and get back 10 camp post
haste kauff. who was made a cor
poral a few weeks after he had Joined
the colors, expects 10 win a sergeant's
stripes before long and he viii IN
doubtedly rise even higher. II he
makes as good soldier as he did a
ball player
Christy Mathewson. manager Of the
Cincinnati Reds. is fully prepared q
encounter the suit instituted against
his club by Hal Chase. the first base
man, who was suspended some time
ago by Mathewson. Chase is suing
for $3.50, which he contends is the
salary due him. Chase has filed a
copy OF his contract with the Cincin-
natl club, which calls for a salary of
$500 for the 1918 season. 10 be paid
semi-monthly in checks OF $3.50 each.
Chase was suspended for the re-
mainder OF the season while the club
was playing In the east. He returned
to his home I'm Cincinnati and re-
NAMED there since his suspension
CRIBB-NEAT BATTLE
RECALLS AMUSING INCIDENT
In 1913 Tom Crib. a plump and
prosperous public house proprietor
with a protruding paunch and afflicted
with govt, wore the belt symbolic OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12
Dennis Thrown
By BrackIaere

Tn a light heavyweight bout pulled
off Wednesday night at the remount
station, Charles ~Bonebreaker" Bracl1-
laere, claimant Of the border heavy
title. defeated George Dennis. OF the
remount station, in two best falls out
Of three. Bracklaere won the first
fan. Dennis the second and the Bone
breaker" the third, being awarded
the decision by referee Keefy, Eighth
engineers. The bout is reported 10
have been an EXCEPTIONAL live one
from start 70 finish Bracklaere has
issued a challenge to all Corners at his
weight, 165 pounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12
FEoRIA REFREsENTED

W AED SUI AMI LLEn
Last year Peoria III. had Clarence
Rowland in the worlds series This
year its allegiance IS divided II has
George Whiteman with the Red Sox
and Bobby O'Farren with the Cubs.
Incidentally Il has taken Whiteman
Ions time to get into the big honors
but he's there and may b OF use IN
spite OF his years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12
Records May Jolt
Wise Managers

tt VIII be a good joke on some OF
these smart big show managers,
won't "a. when the seasons averages
are compiled, to have it shown that
some Of the real good work was done
By players who had been turned
down by the aforesaid smart ones.
and who never would have had a
chance to come back If It hadn't been
for the shortage Of talent caused by
the ware The list Of "comebacks
who never should have been sent
back to the bushes viii be quite a
lenEthv one.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12
NAME ATHLETES TO COMPETE
II NlrInN IL E.IEIn Hell

naval training station yesterday
named 16 athletes 70 compete in the
national outdoor track and field
championships at the Great Lakes
naval training station September 20.
81 and % The list Includes Charles
Pores, the national five mile cham
pion; George Dernell. winner OF the
go and 40 yard events in the metro
politan championships. and ". F. Cor
don. the metropolitan champion miller.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12

.sBatted for Tyler in eighth.
r-,,-.se-o 900 100 000-1
Posfo5 -............o O2 0e9 00x-2
summary Of game; Stolen base,
FIaek. Sacrifice hit Hooper, Thomas
Left on bases. Chicago, .; Boston, g.
First base on errors, Boston 2 Bases
on balls. off Tyler, .; or Mays :.
FITS. OF Tyler. in 7 innings; off
Hendrix- none in l. Hit by pitcher,
bv NAYS f1Iann). Struck out, BY
TYLER. j. Mays, J. Losing pitcher,
Tyler. Empires. Hildebrand at platei
Klein at first. Owens at second ana
O'Day at third Time Of game, 1876
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12

Hub Perdue, famous as The GaIIatIn
Squash. and pitcher for many teams in
many leagues. has been accepted for
Y NJ c. A. war welfare work and in
answer 10 a request that he be sent
to France 1t once has been informed
that he probably will be on his way in
a few weeks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12
IN HolIE 81 kINe.

The best home run record Of latter
day baseball was hung up five years
ago today by Jackley. a catcher Of
the Ironton club OF the Ohio state
league. On September 9, 1913. in a
game with Hamilton. Jackley got five
safe hits in five trips 20 the plate
off the delivery OF pitcher Hart, and
four Of his smashes were home runs,
the fifth being a single. Several old
timers in both the majors and the
minors equaled Jackley's home run
record, but modern conditions make
Jackley's the best of the bunch A
couple OF years before performing
his memorable feat Jackley had been
given trial by the Phillies, but failed
TO make Pood.
Other sluggers who have knocked
out four home runs in a game include
Crooks. OF Omaha. Western associa-
tiOn, in 1883; Bobby Lowe. Of the
Boston Nationals. in 1884. Bottenus.
OF Buffalo, Eastern league. in 1895,
and Ed Delehanty. OF the Phillies, in
1885.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12
1TITCHELI,s SUPERSTITION.

Manager Fred Mitchell told presi-
dent Weeghman not to buy a new set
OF uniforms for the worlds series. It
wasn't a case Of economizing. so they
say, but Mitchell had a superstition
about changing into new toys. Maybe
It would have been better 10 have
changed toys.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12

the pugilistic championship OF Eng
land. Crib had held the title ten
years. and for eight OF them no man
had dared &c meet him II was just %
years ago today that Crib announced
his willingness TO retire and give ID
the belt 10 the first man who proved
his worth
CRIB had a protege. Tom Spring.
whom he firmly believed TO be his
successor. On the day Of the banquet
at which Crib made his announce
menL Spring had been matched 70
fight Bill Neat. but the latter had for
feited at the last minute, claiming in
jury to his arm Nevertheless Neat
laid claim 20 the title. and Tom Spring
was temporarily afflicted with an III
ness which prevented him from taking
up Meats gauntlet Old Tom Crib,
with his paunch and his govt threw
himself into the arena and in 1871
after ten years Of inactivity. he pub
licly announced his willingness to
fight Neat Perhaps the old Fool
VIII be whipped" he GRATED. but
viii give any man lot OF trouble be-
fore he can DO it. Ny boy Spring. isn't
well, he's in a consumption. and there
fore I viii fight Neat instead OF him.
NY boy Spring has not got belly
enough for him, but I have 7 viii
fight and, blow my dicly. I VIII give
The match was made. but in the end
Neat again backed out and the old
fellow was left 10 enjoy his cham
pionship in peace until Spring recov-
cred enough to take I'D Nears chal-
Ienge Spring and Neat finally fought
for Cribs title IN 1898. and out Of
this match came one OF the amusing
Incidents Of the ring A few days be-
fore the battle a wealthy Quakeress
appeared at Meats training quarters,
asking art thou william Neat who
is preparing for one OF those cruel and
ungodly prize fights" Bill admitted
his identity and the woman offered
him $500 to abandon the fight. Neat
was tempted. but he held out against
the temptation. declaring that his
honor was involved The Quakeress
then made the same offer 70 Spring.
but he also refused. The battle for
the title was a whlrlWind affair, but
in the eighth round Neat broke his
arm and had to quit, and Tom Spring
became champion Of England.
a -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12
EARL NEALE Way BE cOAcH.

Outfielder Earl Neale, OF Cincinnati.
is making inquiries as 10 whether
football coaching viii be considered
an essential employment. II it is he
viii accept the lucrative position as
coach OF a football team out in kan
sas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12

NETERAN LAsT IN ID

, VETERAN LAST MAN Up.
, II was appropriate that 9
, Bobby Wallace should be the
, last man to come TO bat in the Z
, close OF the National league
, season in St Louis. for Bobby Z
, is the landmark OF baseball in {
, the Mound City. He happened
, TO get in on the windup when
, Rogers Hornsby kicked HIM
, self out for the day in the sec
, ond inning Of the first game OF
a double header Wallace's last Z
) time at bat ended with a swing Z
) on the third strike pitched by
, Fred Toney.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12

Hotel I.auEhlin, center Fl Paso
close TO all best cafes. banks, stores.
etc. 81 ". Franklin Phone z4s5.-
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12

Military Boots and Shoes carefully
repaired Prompt Parcel Post Services.
Chaa- Hokahr, 81 Texas St-Adr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12

Hotel LauEhIin Is noted FOR its ex-
cellent service. good beds aud pleasant
rooms 81 ". Franklin. Phone 24s5.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12

Does your roof need pzinting2 1900
gallons Cabot's Single stain At pre-
war prices. Lander Lumber Co Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12

Lawn Mowers ground and sharpened
BY experts Allen Arms & Cycle CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12

The guests at Hotel LauEhIin are
very conEenial you'u never get lone
some 81 W Franklin Phone 24S3-
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12
Boxers Next In Line
To Build Ships

The ship yards having corralled
All the ball players worth while
are now reaching out and Il Is an
nounced that Jack Dempsey, pugt-
list. has been signed as labor
agent by 2 Philadelphia concern
ais task VIII be 10 secure ship
workers from all sections Of the
country. IL is stated Look Tor
some lively times when all the
prize fighters 90 10 building ships
and staging ring battles on the
side this winter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12
or LAST
ATTELL-WALSH BATTLE

Eleven years ago today. Sept u.
1907. Abe Attell defeated Jimmy
Walsh In ten rounds at Indianapolis.
This was the third and last bout be-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-04

stwem, z~drajczyni! zycze ci, re-
bys straciia wszystkich, ktorych
kochasz i zosta}a doprowadzona
do takiej nedzy, W jakiej twoje
postepowanie mnie pograzy}o.
= Litosc;!- jekne1a hrabina.
= ME ci f>-zeciez ME robie, =
mowil Hiszpan dalej, = mowia
wprawdzie, re s1owa NIGGA przeni
kae dusze jak ostre sztylety cialo
lecz dusza twoje jest pancerna..
ty jestes wcielonym egoizmem!..
o! rozpaczy!.. jakim nedzarzem
mnie uczynilas! Jak bezlitosnie
straci1as mnie re szczytu nadziei!
Czuje, Jew zyciu ca1em ME pre-
-boleje tego ciosu..
- Don Pedro, blagam> Gle, pre-
bacz mi, - 1ka1a hrabma przezwy
ciezona namietnoscia Hiszpana,-
zbfadzilam s%trasznie i Gale zycie
dzwigac bede nastepstWa mego
postepowaniaa. Wei mnie, costa
ne twoja niewolnica.
- Byle tylko on wyszedl calo!.
/ Pedro rozesmia1 sic szyderczo.
= Ha! golabko, zawolal, =
uda1o mi sic zatem wynalesc i ira
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-04

zslyszy odgfos krokoW j szczek sza-
bel, " nieopisanej trwodze daWa-
Ia sHuzbie rozkazy czuWania mad
bezpieczenstwem domu.
Pedro iymczasem ME pozostal
bezczynnym.
Promyk radosci kt6ry oswiecil
|twarz mieszkancoow pa1acu Rozin-
skich, pad take na niego.
Serce jego zywiej bic. zaczelo,
gdy Wspomia1 0 Katarzynie "a
stanowil sic neutrality-suspicious.
'przyrzeczenia,, ktore mu uczynila
Niespokojnie, przechadzal sic
pc wyznaczonym sobie pokoju, a
nareszcie powzial postanoWienie
natychmiast doprowadzie do roz-
wiazania sprawe swoja, spraWe
swojej milosci.
Kauai sic zameldowac Katarzy-
ME i zostaf natychmiast przyjety.
Katarzyna wyszla naprzeciw
MENU widocznie nieco zmieszana
i podala mu reke, mowiac:
-Wybacz, panic Don Pedro,
ZEN ME p~ospieszyla zaraz re zlo--
zzeniem ci podzieki. Usluga, kt6ra
nam wszystkim pan odda4es, Ola
IA jaka poniosles, jest tax wielka
re sfowa sa niedostateczne ma ok
naszych uczuc.
~ Potrzeba zamie czynow, -
rzekl Hiszpan z usmiechem,
PAM hrabina pomysli, a me
re znalazloby sic COS takiego, CO.
by wynagrodzi}o mnie sowicie "a
us1uge, kt6ra podoba sic PAM ma
poswieceniem.
To delikatne przypomnienie Ola
ngo przyrzeczenia zmieszalo Ka--
tarzyne i wywolalo rumieniec IA
jej twarz.
= Many wiele z SODA do pomo
vienna, Don Pedro, rzek1a pc
chwili, - siadaj pan wys1uchaJ
.nie spokojnie.
- Co to me- byc?- zawo1al Hi
szpan ~przejety nieprzyjemnem u
czuciem, - dreszcz mnie przccho
dzi PAM hrabino.
Il ia drze take, odrzek1a
z wymusonym usmiechem, -trze
ba to jednak wypowiedziec!
Pedro usiadl w fotelu naprze--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-04

fic twa slaba strone?.. Pamietaj
teraz, re zadnei sposobnosci ME
pomine azeby Gle udreczyc. Szpil-
kowemi ukluciami dreczyc Gle be
de, dop6ki ME zadrecze IA smierc
Ale przedewszystkiem zajme sic
nim.. tym twoim hrabia Bogumi-
lem Kaminskim. Znajduje sic on
jeszcze W tym domu i ME wyjdzie
ztad chyba do wiezienia, a z vie
zienia ma szafot. Zemsta, krwawa
zemsta tobie i wszystkim, kt6rzy
|ci sd blizcy!
Pc tych straszny g1osem. wy
powiedzianych sfowach Hiszpan
opusci1 pok6j ME okazawszy mai
nniejszego w%sp6lczucia omdlalej
hrabinie.
P1omien nienawisci zapalil sic w
jego sercu, pragnienie zemsty pc.
|dzilo go dalej
Bolesne rozstanie
Kilka dni upfynelo cd wypad--
k6w opowiedzianych przez nas "
Iostatnim rozdziale.
Udajmy sic do domu kata, gdyz
dzieja sic tam rzeczy, kt6re mas
bardzQ zainteresowac NIGGA.
Budynek, W kt6rym mieszka
mistrz Mikolaj, zastajemy zupel-
inie ME zmienionym, poniewaz "a
mierzone przez Walentego podpa
lenie doznalo przeszkody, a obdar
ia " czesci p~rzez=teggo nieggodziw-
ca strzeche naprawiono 2 1atwos-
eia.
Wewnatrz domu EASILY jednak
ze bardzo waznes zmiany.
Uubiony pok6j Maryi zostal q
rzadzony ma mieszkanie goscia,
kt6rego rownie niespodziewanie
tn znajdujemy,jak pred hlkko:
ma zaledWie dniami niespodzie-
wanie ujrzelismy Pedra.
Gosciemstym niejestnikt il
E4&LaSsgl-ssFz 49, lES
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-04

swego towarzysza mnsial bye od--
prowadzonym W lima strone, ably
przechodnie ME zwrocili IA niego
uwagi.
M4ody ten czlowiek zamknaw--
sly drzwi "a SODA i stanawszy tuz
PREY mich, zerwa} z swej twarzy
'przyprawna brode i zawola1 jed
nym tylko wyrazem:
- Mako!
Nastepnie upadf }kajac IA kola
ia PREY lou bolesci hrabiny i "a
czal jej rece okrywac palacymi
pocalunkami.
w rozmowie Don -Pedrem jak
s!yszeliSmy Bogumi1 wyrazi1 smu
the przeczucia. Jakkolwiek wy
szedl z domu zaledwie pred dwu
dziestu czterema godzinami, znaj--
dowa1 sic jednak W p%ofozeniu We
drowca, kt6ry pc d}ugie,j nieobec-
nosci wraca do rodzinnego MAS
ia. przejety niepojeta trwoga, le-
kajac sic, re nikogo re swoich ME
%zastanie juz PREY zyciu.
Smierc zbiera zawsze obfite mi
,wo, a 0 nieszczescie nigdy ME tru
dino.
Pedro. kfory uSmiechaf sic sly
szac o ponurych przeczllciach Ka-
minskiego, ujrza}, re spelnlly sic
one i uczul bolesc nicmniej praw-
DIVA, jak kleczacy PREY lou IL
mierajacej Idalii Bogumi].
Przybywszy j%ednoczesnie z Ka
minskim do pofocu i dowiedziaw--
sly sic, re Idalia byla konajaca,
Iprzyszed} OH do przekonania, re
move ~nieszczescie dotykajace TO-
dzine Kaminskich i jego takze do
tknie poSrednio. gdyz ME bedzie
m6gl zadac okrytej zaloba Kata--
rzyny o bezzwloczne spelnienie
swoich najgoretszych pragnieh.
Me przeczuwa}, re W. przylegg--
lynn pokoju stale sic cos takiego,
co najznakomitsi lekarze warsaw
scy W przeddzien uvazali "a zu--
!e}nie niemozebne. .
w stanie chorej Idalii nastapif
nag}y zwrot po~zwalajacy wrozyc
utrzymanie jej PREY zyciu. Radosc
jakie.j doznala ia widok Bogumi-
Ia, wywarla wplyw cudowny, byla
jakby OLIVIA, kt6ra podsycila gas
macy plomien jej zycia i juz W
godzine pc przybyciu Bogumila
MONA byfo bye pewnym jej oca-
lenia.
! Zapomniala ona chwilowo 0
TEN, re syna otaczaly jeszcze ty--
'siaczne niebezpieczenstwa. Wysta
srczylo jej to, re go odzyskala
ME pytala sic nawet jak dfugo
PREY niej bedzie mogl pozostac.
A Halina?
All! i ona bylaby chetnie pos.
pieszyla W objecia Bogumila, by
1aby miala nieskonczenie wiele do
powtiedzenia kochankowi, kt6rego
obecnosci W tym domu Mkt sic
nie domysla1, ale Ottawa pred
czujna zawsze pogonia zbieglego
mordercy ME dawala jej spokoju.
Co chwila zdawalo jej sic, re
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-04

Skofc7e. na;ukochahsxa! Jutro udam sic do
mego aptekarza po butelke i jestem
przekonanv. Re RUFFLES zako6czy te PLACE"
Drodxy. pomyslcie! Ot6z pc dluRich latach pra-
ey i utrudnionych pr6bach. udalo sic dotrzee do
celu wynalezc srodek. kt6rym ostatecznie mot
IA cczsscie glove z }upiezu. )
Jedna butelka "a Csc pozbawi swedzenie j lu-
piez idoszczetnie oczysci Was1a sk6re M ghowie.
Zas uzywanie jezo Cd czasu do czasu, z~apobieg-
ME rowrotu }upie4u. A co "a pyszny i zdrowy vi
dok beds:e miala wasza Elowa!
Jeszcze dis kupcie sobie jedna butelke U
FILES u waszego aptekarza. Bezwarunkowo
RUFFLES powinien wstrzymaf j usunac lupie1
Tub " przeciwnym razie otrzymacie pieni4dzs
vase z powrotem. RUFFLES jest zreszta wspa.
~nialcmyslny Ola ka7de 60. RUFFLES utrzyma Va.
sza sk6re " czy.tosci: wfosom doda po}ysku i py.
chy. RUFFLES ME mote szkodzie nawet najdeli.
katniejszej sk6rze.
Jezeli wasz aptekarz ME ma ma skhdxie Ruff.
flesu. to przy1ijcie nam jego na1visko izalaescia
TIC. q wy6lemy wan butelke : oplaeon4 pEzesyl
h. F. Ad. Richter & Co. N-se WasAin9tsn 81
New York. 4. I.