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Evening star., 1941-04-04
Craig Trophy, Most Valuable
In Cruiser Racing, Up for
Competition on May 80

The original Craig Trophy was one
of the Bennett or Bermuda Cups,
as they later were known, captured
by Craig in his 60-foot cruiser, Ailsa
Craig, in these first of ocean motor
boat races. In the deed of gift, the
donor called for a course that had
at least 100 miles in the open sea.
In 1922 the first Craig Trophy race
was run from New York to Atlantic
City and return, the cup going to
Spendthrift II, owned by w. R.
Halsey and A. Van Amringe of the
Orienta Yacht Club.
The next year, over the same
course, Theodore w. Brigham's
Nueva won for the Shelter Island
Yacht Club.
No race was held for the cup
in 1924, but the following season,
in run from Philadelphia to Man
hasSet Bay, Long Island, the Jeanne
II, owned by Wayne Mac v. Barker
of the Philadelphia Yacht Club,
triumphed.
During the winter of 1924 the old
Bermuda Craig Cup disappeared
from the Philadelphia clubs trophy
room and to this day still is among
the missing.
The National Association ordered
a new James Craig trophy, made of
solid gold and now valued at several
thousand dollars, to replace the cup
that was lost. This new Craig Cup
is the one being restored to COM
petition and has been raced for
only twice, in 1925 and 1927.
L. Marvin Simmons of the New
York Athletic Club first won the
gold Craig trophy in a race from
Essington, Pa, to New York. and
year later. G. de Freest Larner's
Sea Dream III of the Riverside
Yacht Club took possession of the
award in a run around Long Island
from Execution Light to Sleeps
head Bay.
C. King Brugman of Los Angeles,
senior vice president of the A P.
B. A., chiefly has been responsible
for the renewal of the James Craig
sea race" Trophy for motor cruisers.
Brugman suggested changes in the
deed of gift and has obtained the
joint sponsorship of the Long Beach
and Coronado Yacht Clubs for the
race, May 80 and June l, from Long
Beach and Newport, Calf, to San
Diego and Coronado, with return
to the starting line.
Brugman and Arthur L. Bobrick,
member of the A. P. B. A. Racing
Commission; J. L. Munson, A. P.
B. A. regional manager, and George
E. Buzza, commodore of the Long
Beach Yacht Club, comprise the
Evening star., 1941-04-04

The James Craig Trophy for Sea
Races, handsomest and most val
liable of all cruiser contests prizes,
will be placed in competition again
this year in l20-mile open sea
contest off the California coast on
May 80. Ira Hand, secretary of the
National Association of Engine and
Boat Manufacturers, donors of the
trophy, has announced that changes
in the deed of gift had been ap-
proved and that the American Power
Boat Associations Racing Commis-
sion and Cruiser Contest Board had
granted permission to Region II of
the A. P. B. A. to conduct this
years James Craig Trophy race.
The history of this trophy is long
and varied James Craig, a pioneer
marine engine manufacturer. now
retired and living in Cowessett, R. T.,
was responsible for the posting of
this cup in 1921. Craig was interested
deeply in cruiser racing and in the
early days of the sport twice won
the James Gordon Bennett Cup in
long ocean races to Bermuda staged
in 1907 and 1908.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
Waterway Described
By u. 5. Engineers
In Big Pamphlet

A new 64-page pamphlet. THE
Gulf IntracoaStal Waterway" has
been issued by the Corps of Engi-
neers, United States Army. describ-
ing in detail the inside passage along
the Gulf of Mexico that presently
will extend 1,009 miles from st.
Marks, Fla, to Corpus Christi, Tex.
Each section Of the waterway from
st. Marks to Corpus Christi is de-
scribed and a map of the canal is
presented in six sheets.
The booklet also lists the marine
ways, boat repair facilities, fuel sta
tions and terminals located on or
between all points.
The Gulf Intracoastal Waterway
now officially extends from Cara
belle. Fla, to Galveston, but work
is to be finished this summer on the
final portion of the Galveston-Cor-
pus Christi link.
Extension of the canal eastward
from Carrabelle, to st. Marks has
been approved, but not yet under
taken.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
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Evening star., 1941-04-04
Boating on Jerseys
Lakes Sets Record
In 1910 Season

Recreational boating on New
Jerseys inland lakes reached an all
time high during the 1910 season.
Total registration of boats was
2,114, a gain of 1879 craft over the
previous year.
Operators also increased and set a
new record of 2,817-1939 totals were
1915 boats and 2,546 operators.
Hopatcong, the States largest in
land lake, also continued to lead in
popularity. There were 1,214 motor
boats in use on Hopatcong during
the 1910 season.
Lake Mohawk ranks second with
215 boats and Cranberry Lakes total
rose to 125 craft.
Evening star., 1941-04-04

picking out the day that certainly
will bring rain.
Many a fltting-out headache will
be eliminated if the owner has all
tools he will require handy and in
good working condition. Much time
is lost running between the shipyard
and the marine supply store for
extra sandpaper and paints.
And, finally, don't hurry any job,
and let the yards do the jobs you
are uncertain about. 1t really will
save in the long run.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
Touds to Get Job
Ground Keeping

BY the Associated Press.
GAINESVILLE, Fla, April A.
Baseball officials here are look
ing for a barrel of toads.
They want to turn them loose
to devour mole crickets which
have played havoc with the
turfed baseball diamond, used by
Gainesvilles Florida State League
team.
DR.. G. B. Tison, ball club di-
rector, enlisted the aid of a
Gainesville theater, which will
give free admission tomorrow to
each boy or girl depositing a toad
in barrel at the ticket Office.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
Florida Has One of Few
Remaining Toll Canals

One of the few remaining pri-
vately owned toll canals in the
United States is the Gulf County
Canal in Florida, connecting Fort
st. Joe, on st. Joseph's Bay. with
the Gulf IntracoaStal Waterway,
about eight miles inland.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
Hoeerstown Sports Fete
Will Draw Over 400

HAGERSTOWN, Md, April 4 (F1.
More than 500 sportsmen are ex-
pected here next Thursday for the
annual banquet of the Conoco-
cheague Sportsmen's Club.
Conservation is expected to be one
of the major topics.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-12
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grease agitator. clean motor. renovatS
bag. check wiring and switch on all
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See These Specials |!

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RIM. summer cottage. si4oo-s4oo down.
RIM house. modern except furnace:
81, 100000 down.
RIM. floor bungalow $3,5oo-s5oo
down.
FAMrLY-lower rents for $16 upper
rents for SIS. $2.600-$500 down.
LARGE 10 rm. house, 2 baths; arranged
for two-family; steam heat. stoker.
Near Gratiot--$5. 900.
WILDT & WARNER
hole. Approved Brokers
Above First National Bank
Phone Mt. Clemens 1914
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WHO'S Q?
CALL AT M-s7 AT sCHOENHERR
FOR REAL ESTATE OF ANY KIND.
La gaceta., 1941-02-18
VsstorianO Manteiga, Editor
Easeripci6n semanal: 20 c
.SOs Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
Telsfono Y 37S2
DEPORTES
&c lNCORPO-
RO AL DEPARTMENT.
ATLETICO DE LA UN1VER
SIDAD DE TAMPA

Sc uni6 aver al d~epartamento
atletico de la Universidad de
Tampa, en- calidad de coach asis
tente, ell Sr. Jack Alexander, que
en- un tempo perteneci6 a los pc
dorosos Diablos Azules de Duke.
Tendra a su cargo ell entrena-
miento de la "retaguardia" y
procurara dar a los j6venes tam
pe1os los conocimientos que 81
adquiri6 del coach Wade.
Alexander conferenci6 aver
con los muchachos y dijo de ellos
que tenian IN aspecto fisico ex-
celente.
En- una comida efectuada a.
yer, por los directories del Club
Espartanos, hablaron ell presi =
dente Allen, ell presidente de la
Universidad, DR.. James E. Moo
ney, y los coaches Stewart y
Alexander.
La gaceta., 1941-02-18

mundo, sin otro valor que el que
nosotros mismos lie hemos queri-
do dar.
Una conciencia nueva desper-
taba en- 81, al choque brutal de
la realidad.
iAgueda no lie amaba; no le
habia amado nunca! Y, 10 que
era peor, Agueda no era la mu-
jer delicada, la muchacha de
buenos sentimientos Y mobiles
cualidades que 81 habia estado
creyendo hasta aqui; era una.
mujer vulgar, una coqueta, u
ma. gOlfG, en- tOda la extension
de la palabra, que ahora sc COM
placfa en- llevar una vida de es-
candalo.
iSupiera Dios los amantes que
tendria, que habria tenido!. L..
Y, desde luego, Pope va no po-
dia dudar 10 que hasta aqui tan
to habia dudado; que aquel doc
tor de mOdG, aquel Otamendi feo
La gaceta., 1941-02-18

con, en- una continue claudica-
cion de su yoluntad, como buen
enamorado.
Agueda usaba y abusaba de su
libertad, con osadia creciente;
acept6 con una frecueneia que tu
vo que alarmar a su marido, con
viteS para paSar temporadas en-
fincaS y caStillos de sus amigos;
luego, visto 81 exito, emprendi6
viajes con grupos de muchachas
o con sehoras educadas a la in
glesa, y, en- fin, dos amos atras
aquella famosa rueltG al mundo,
en- un enorme paquebote, donde
lban tambien muchos hombres, y
que origin6 Ell primer disgusto
serio entire los esposos,
Pero Pope creia, habia creido
hasta ocho dias antes, que TODD
aquello eran genialidades, origi-
nalidades de su esposa, educada
a la inglesa, sin ningu-
ma sOmbra de NADIA indecoroso.
La gaceta., 1941-02-18
JOSE LUIS ACOSTO AL TIA
LIANO A

Filadelfia, Feb. 18.-Los pc
ritos no Sc equivocaron y Ell cam
pe6n Jose Luis derrib6 anoche,
en- Ell segundo asalto, al italiano
Gus Dorazio, un ptigil local. Una
derecha recta cargada de "dina-
mita," en- ell segundo, produjo Ell
desplome de Dorazio, en- presen-
cha de 15,425 spectators que
.pagaron 81 entrada.
Ocurri6 ell "desplome" al mi
nuto y 80 segundos y Sc lie hizo
la cuenta a Dorazio cuaHdo tenfa
la cara en- la Iona y habia caido
para recibir una cuenta mucho
mayor.
Cuando Dorazio despert6, a
las personals que Sc hallaban jun
to a el les dijo: iQue pas6? Nj
siquiera recuerdo cuando me pc
CO."
La multitud aplaudi6 al venci~
La gaceta., 1941-02-18

Las lluvias de los pasados dias
y Ell sol tibio de otoho que ahora
lucia, habian hecho crecer por
toda la sierra mil hierbeciilaSl
nuevas, estallar mil flores sill
veStres, cuyo perfume, muy dul-
ce y muy sabroso, acariciaba los
sentidoS de Pope, como a pesar
suyo, poniendo en- la desolaci6n
de su alma una nota de consuelo
y de resignation.
81; Pope Sc habia parade y
miraba los troncos de los pinos,
las hierbas y las flores y las ma
taS engalanadas, con una honda
tristeza, con una rabia dura v
sorda que lie acongojaba tam
bien.
iQue vergienza!.. L..
Hasta ahora no habiase dado
cuenta de la clase de persona
hue era su mujer.
Cuando Oeurri6 el incidente
de Maria de Ia Cruz, Pope di6
La gaceta., 1941-02-18
Ell ansia de recobrar su libertad.

Al fin, Pope acab6 por enco-
gerse de hombros, con una SON.
risa.
iBien! Vivirian asi, medic Sc
parados, cobijandose bajo Ell ms
mo techo, para guardian las for
mas ante las gentes, pero sepa-
radios en- ralidad, como viven tan
tos matrimonios.
Pero 81 marques segula guar :
dando en- 81 fondo de su coraz6n.
el fuego sagrado del amor que
Agueda lie inspirara desde los
dias de su nOviazgo.
A wees, en- momentos en- que
Ia encontraba allegro. lie arran-
caba un beso entire risas y pro-
testas, pero nunca va Sc habia
reanudado la dulce vida de Ia lu-
ma de miel.
7 Pope suspiraba suspiraba
y transigia, en- un continue per-
La gaceta., 1941-02-18

taA Bm dedat6 p1e pienea per-
manecer en- la c6spide, en- 1941,
por cuanto su novena Ia mejo-
RADIO y seguira mejorando.
"Cree que en- 1941 tendremos
mas fortaleza que en- 1940."
GlesSon jugara uno de los jar
dimes y Ell cuerpo de pitchers lo
hemos reforzado con Monte
Pearson.
En- los tres Gltimos pasados g.
nos pronostic6 Bill en- que sitio
terminaria su novena.
Glesson es un fuerte bateador
y Pearson asegnra mantiene su
antigua efectivdad.
Espera 81 veterano director
que Johnny Wander Nicer recu-
ere sus facultades. "El lanz6
para nosotros en- cinco desafios,
en- septiemmbre, ganando tres y
perdiendo uno."
Hoy iniciarA los trabajos para
completar los preparativos del
antrenamiento. El lunes comen-
zaran a e~jercitarse los Rojos, en-
Plant Field.
La gaceta., 1941-02-18
TONIC SEGuNDo
Ia MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

Ell amor perverso, 81 amor men,
lido, Ell amor infame, Ell que nos
inspira la mujer coqueta, la MI
jer frfvola, nos desconcierta,
nos lena de sombras el alma y
Ia vida y nos 10 hace TODD odioso,
aborrecible y despreciable, en-
pezando por nosotros mismos.
Pope sc encontraba en- la situa
ci6n del hombre que descubre,
de pronto que ha vividO engaha-
do. traicionado, creyendose que
rido, y We hacerse la luz en- su al
ma, y mira alrededor y Sc con-
vence de que TODD es mentira,
de que Ia mujer y el cOraz6n que
81 crey6 de orc, son de barrO in
La gaceta., 1941-02-18

TODD genera de explicaciones a
Agueda, QUE lie habia dido a sal
tos, en- yarios dias, entire carca-
jadas Y burlas.
iBah Maria de la Cruz, 81
hermana- Que gracioso!...
Creia que era una anagaza,
una artimaha, una habilidad
mas de eI, para expliear 10 mex
pileable' y sigui6 ereyendo a pie
juntiIas que la mujer de Pedro
de NN1fez era la amante del mar
ques.
En- rano Pope intento disua-
dlrla de So engaho; en- vano quiz
so darla a leer las cartas infa =
mes que Eulalia de las Torres lie
enviara, y en- donde TODD Sc ex-
picaba NADIA!
Parecia que hubiese esperado
aquela ocasi6n, para separarse
del TODD de su marido, que adiyi-
naoa en- ella una especie de des-
amor, IN hastio insopOrtable, y
La gaceta., 1941-02-18
SHERRY VENCIO ANOCHE
A

En- la Arena de los Artilleros.
anoche. Ell titulado campe6n
mundial, Jack Sherry, derrot6
ION una barrena de aeroplano q
Rollend Kirchmeyer, su contra :
10. Durante "a minutes Ell en-
cuentro Sc desliz6 sobre una ba-
Sc "cientifica," Despues Sherry
apel6 a la aviaci6n Y trio a su
contrario, v~enciendolo.
Los dos fueron aplaudidos por
81 pGblico. Elivra Snodgrass, Ia
mujer de las montanaS de Ten
nessee, "devor6' a Gladys Gillem
81 Cato Monies de Alabama, en-
II minutes,
Bobby Roberts "aplast6" en-
2312 minutes a jim Clinkstock v
Lee Henning fue descalificado
por no usar mOdales limpios con
Elmer Snodgrass, Ell esposo de
Elvira.
La gaceta., 1941-02-18
HELLENIC GANO LA OCTA-
VA CABRERA DE ANOCHE

FL valioso ejemplar Hellenic
fue deolarado Ell gran favorito
en- las apuestas y gan6 la octava
carrera de anoche. Chickamau-
ga entr6 en- segundo lugar. Les
boletos del vencedor Sc abonaron
a $500, 1920 y $500.
En- la combination doble ven
cieron Pitckett's Sister y Judge
and Jury y sus boletos Sc abona
ron a $1,000.
Han sido inscriptos para la DC
ava carrera de esta noche Pref
ty Bad, Captain Tussey, Judy
Bigger, Dan Bad, Fluffy Girl,
Iberia Her Missy y Smoky Boo.
Manana por la nodhe correran
de nuevo frente a los ejemplares
de Jacksonville, Rock Springs.
Court Drama Y Grady,
La gaceta., 1941-02-18
y elegante y chico, era Ell aman-
te de Agueda.

Ell horror ,el asco, la vergden-
"a, De hicieron pararse v mirar
a su alrededor las cosas, como
un hombre que despertara.
Habia salido de la fabrica, ha-
bia atravesado los jardines es-
plendidos y pasado junto a los
pabellones de los empleados, sin
darse cuenta, sin yer NADIA.
Luego Sali6 del parque magni
fico que rodeaba su fabrica, v Sc
perdi6 por un canine aldeano,
entire vegas Y barcales eSplendi-
cultivados, hasta CO.
menzar a trepar por la ladera de
uno de sus pinares.
La montana, derivation de- E.
norme macizo del Guadarrama,
subia suavemente, como un ena-
no que no osara trepar a las es-
paldas de ur gigantic.
La gaceta., 1941-02-18
MEIIO BETTINA PELEARA
EN- MIAMI

Miami, Feb. 18.-El empresa-
rio Jack Kearns anunci6 que el
dfa 9 de MARIO presentara en- es
ia ciudad una pelea entire Melio
Bettina, ell ~excampe6n de las ITS
iibras, y Buddy Knox, I'm p1gil
de Dayton, Ohio.
Kearns anuncia que en- otro
match presentara a Pat Comis-
key, de Newark, como adverse
rio de Dan Bowling, de San Luis
La buena sociedad de Palm
Beach lie ha ofrecido su coopera-
ci6n para uno de los encuentroS.
La gaceta., 1941-02-18
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get MeRthO- N uIsiop

ing highest grade heechwood creo~
scte for penetration. Genuine Cal~
ifornia fig syrup gives Menthen
Mulsior. . taste tire whole family
will like. It clings to tie mem
branes SO its soothing. healing i'm
gradients act faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said FROM
his pulpit;
attendance ut church is neces-
sorry for human welfare, but doB<
endanger the congregation with .
cold cough wkea Mentho- Mulsion 10
90 inexpensive and easy 60 obtain
B.ntho-M ulsion IL endorsed By
your neighbors and gua ranteed by
le~ding DRUGGISTS every Shere.-edS.
La gaceta., 1941-02-18

(Por Tira . cuArts)

Esta noche Sc reunira la Liga
Intersocial, en- Ell Cireulo Cuba
no.
Las delegaciones de las cuatro
novenas Sc halan integgradas
por los sehores Luis Sanchez y
Jharles Garcia, del Circulo Gu
no; Jack Sierra Y Emilio Cara,
del Centre Asturiano; Enrique
Santos y Jose F~ern5ndez, de los
CabaMeros Leales, y Mario Pu-
llara e Ignacio Antinori, de IA
Unione Italiana.
Componen Ell Executive les Sc
hores Victoriano Manteiga, pre-
sidente; Sergio Berdeal. secreta
rio, y Antonio La Paz, tesorero.
La gaceta., 1941-02-18

do porqua en- 1ingdn fn0rNhtO
dernOstr6 tenor frente al cam
pe6n.
Sc recaudaron en- las taquillas
$57, 199. Jose Luis pesaba 20312
diez mas que ell "apabullado."
La gaceta., 1941-02-18

A cold cough seriously sndangeH
you, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss Of time
than all other diseases combined.
II YOU have a cough due to q cold,
get Mentho- Mulsion, the guaran-
teed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your cOughing
Immediately and ge'. you entirely
over your cold cough quicker than
any medicine you ever tried, ask
tor your money b. Il, y
Mentha-M Glsion il mole than an
ordhSry medicine. 1t contains vita
Minis A ami D to build your eold
resistance, and seven soothing
wv ale srd ur~rreats. includ-
La gaceta., 1941-02-18

Sc DESEA una muchacha Ia
tina para hacer y servir sand
wichss. DirUase a V. Lopez,
Stand Coney Island, Septima
avenida entire las GALES IA y Is.
Horas de entrevista 9 a. m. a
2 P. M.
La gaceta., 1941-02-18

terano pitcher Freddie Fitzsim-
mons, a quien los periOdistas Ia
man ell gOrdite,
Sera examinado hoy por me-
dio de los Rayos X, con ell fin de
determinar la importancia del
goipe.
La gaceta., 1941-02-18

Los Indios de Cleveland arri-
baron aver a Fort Myers y fue-
ron embellishments -ecibidos.
Roger Peckinpaugh, Ell nuevo
director, lego en- compania de
Mel Harder, Harry Eisenstat,
Bill Zuber y jim Bagby. Bob Eel
Ter, que Sc hallaba en- Tampa, sc.
agrego tambien,
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LEGO Ell DIRECTOR DE
los ROJOS DE CINCINNATI
Espera gaHdr Ell cdmpeOndto
de 1911

LEGO aver a eSta ciudad, DON
de tanto Sc lie estima, el Sr. Bill
McKenchnie, director de los Ro-
os de Cincinnati.
Interrogado por los periods
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Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. p, vendida exclu.
sivamente por King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
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FL zurdU All Milnar firm6 su
cOntrato de 1871 con los Indies
de Cleveland. MilnSr gan6 Is de
safios en- 1910.
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Firm6 su contrato con los Phi
lies, 81 pitcher Frank Melton, un
recluta, cuyo case fue ~invsstiga-
do por Ell comisionado Lands.
Melton fue sacado del Columbus
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Flrmaron sus contracts con
los Yankees los pitchers dere-
chos Alley Donald y Marvin
Breuer. Hasta la fecha firmaron
va 2l.
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T DE BUDDY ROSE

Sarasota, Feb. 1S.-Buddy
Rose derrot6 aver por nocaut, en-
ell tercer asalto a Bobby Waugh,
de Newark. Vaughn cay6 a la 70
ma, en- Ell primer asalto, y recla-
mo foul" Sc lie dieron cinco mi
nutos de descanso. Mas tarde, en-
Ell tercero, otro ~punetazo por el
cuerpo lie puso a dormir. Dunn
Robinson acost6 a Luis Con
zalez, de Tampa, y Harry Gug-
gino, un tampeho, derrib6 por la
cuenta de diez, en- ell primer asal
to, a Paul Soose.
Ted Lewis acost6 a Al Suarez.
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Association Americana. lands
decide que no era eierto hubie-
Sc sido adQu.rido por los Phihies
bao la promesa de paSarlo a los
Dodgers.
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LA GACETA

n DeriSdlco en- ldiOmA ESPaADOt
s. mks circulaci6n eA TNlnps
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Kidneys Must.
eanOulkcids

Rxcess acids, poisons and wastes In POUR
blood are removed chiefly BY POUR kidneys.
Qestlnx up Nights, Burning Passages, Back"
ache. bWoilen Ankles. Nervousness. Rheu-
matte Pains, DiEBinesS Circles Under Eyes.
and feeling worn out often are caused BY
non-crgAnic and n-on.systemic Kidney an
Hladdef troubled Usually N such caSea, the
very nrst doss a. Cystex gees. right TO work
helping the Kidneys hush out excess neids
ard wastes. And this cleansing. purifying
Kidney action. IN lust . day or 80 may cas-.
better than 10 Seafs. A printed guarantee
wrapped around each package OF Cyufx'in-
Sures en- immediate refund Of the fun cost
uniess you are completely satisned You hevo
everything 10 gain and nothing to lose unoeI
khla pcaitlve money back guarantee % ges
cysaex irom Jour dSuesiss today for only ss&
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So LASTING Ell GORDITO
~FITZSUMMONS
Hapana, Feb. 18.-Un golpe
en- ell tac6n derecho lastim6 al We