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THE 13EH: OMAHA, SATURDAY, FKHl.UAUY 13, 1913.
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BUSKER FIYE WINS
FROM AMES EASILY
anaaeaaawaavaw
Speed, Team .Work, and Accurate
Basket Shooting: Oivei Ke
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TRAY IS KOUGimOUSE AFFAIR
AMEf, I., Pet. lJ-3peclal Telegram.)
NebraskA; urrlvernlty Cornhusker made
another significant ' advance In their
Hawkey - campaign thl , afternoon ' by
winning; the ' first game of the dual e
rlea with Ante' Cyclones. The icore u
1! to t, Nebraska, end flrt half, and the
final ecore wa to U, . '
The mail harvester had It on the
Ames flve,k which we badly out of trim,
o closely following the loia of moat of
the squad, by the final examination! and
the Infirmary. They had apeod, team
werk and the banket hitting- knack down
to a touch finer point than the Cyclone.
Their rushing- down the floor away from
the Ami defense was the aeerct of the
core, ( . .., ,- 4
The Cyclone dissipated away the re
ulta of their offensive work by biasing
away .at the hoop : when it was no far
away that1 an .astronomer could not find
It with a tc.ope.
' Game la Jlaaa-ku ( '
The Ames aim . was ,b?d jaost of . the
time, but when it waa good .tho. luck
pulled" the ball over the edge of the bas
ket The game was a roughhouee af
fair. poof, thing to hioH at, foot, ball
tramHMiuded't a beard floor. The lehv
surely VamU defermlv twork ft rtufhorf
iu:u wee nra j'jr.tno .cyclone. to break
up. llugg' pertna from the foul line
helped out the Nebraska aoore to the ex
tent or thrc point. Ames' Jong' suit
waa falling overboard on the foul line
opportuniUfw. Campbell' put the 1nm
hoop around the ball five times from the
field. JVebraskft began scoring early and
had a -ora of six before Bwlney landed
a foul iaaket for tho first Ames score.
Lineup;
" NKK KAFKA. AMES,
"Wl -,..F.IF n...
KmiHrfoM F.P Cramer
l'rT .....C.C..., ' limine
' nwii . ....... ..it. lt., ..... '-ilrcy
Campfteil U.U kioroan
Hli haaketa: Hutherfi.rd 2, laino
bell r. tiardlncr u. I'mmrr Z) boyn
t"n. twinry. Foul birnkptx. Swiney v
Hii a) Thleen at. Koferre: MarW
llyihn-1, Iowa. Kuhititutrn- V orterdcld
lor Marfan. Card'.ncr for Thirscn.
AMATEUR BALL MEN ..'
TAKE I'A FIVE NEW CITIES
CtcretANT. O., Ffb. .-Th Na
Uonal Amateur Base Hall aosorlatlon at
a jnef5r.j tere today voted to take in
flva new cities. Bacramento, Cat: Rich
mood. ' Va.; PHUburgh, ra. Detroit,
Mlrh., and Akron, O., were admitted to
rcembereblp. Several minor changes were
mada In the oonetltutlon.
The representatives from the various
elUe were informed that: on Marth .1'
Trwldent C C. ratt?reon will notify
each city aa to the e&uut IU for t!.i
Uurt of the Intercity aeries of elimination
i !, ThU will enable each rlty to
arrange Its srhclulo without running the
rU.s of a conflict In dates.
The following officers were elected:
S. C Patterson. New York, president;
CUyton C. 'lownn, rlvoland. first vice
).,.i.i.nt; Uooik auret.la. lUiulsvllle,
eWorld vlc prescient; k.rnoat tx-atim.
Ci.li-a. unrriiuy and tieaurcr.
UVi'l MEXICO MIUTIRY
' HOLDS SHOOTING LEAD
SAYAGE BUYS TOPEKA CLUB
.... . ; . .
New Owner j Expected to Poit Nec
enary Guarantee Today and '
Sale Will Be' Ratified. .
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SCHEDULE : MAY BE. POSTPONED
CH1CAOO, Feb. 11-The Topeka West
ern league franchise has become the prop
rty of John Havnge, secretary of the
Kansas 'City American association 'club,
according to a telegram received today
by Tresldent O'Neill. .. The ,deal between
Savage oh one side and the stockholders
of the Topeka club and the bank, which
hold a claim against the club, waa com
pleted last last night and must yet be
ratified by the club owners of the league.
In sesnlon her.'
O'Neill was Informed that the new
owner and Castile Benson of the bank
expected to be here today, where, with
Simeon Baer. one of the old directors,
all Interests will be represented. If Sav
age can produce the required guarantees
the purchase will prove acceptable and
the team will be kept In Topeka, It waa
ild.
The magnates hoped today to wind VP
their session the longest ever held by the
league, according to O'Neill ';t. , waa said
that the adoption of a schedule might be
put over until April 1. some of the club
owners beUevtnf If advisable: to: watt for
a decision In the anti-trust ault In the
United BUtee district court here. . '
O'Neill said ' there-1 waa nly . the -remotest
possibility thut the league would
suspend-for a year,' but admitted that
the financial outlook, following a rather
poor season in 1911 waa not bright. This
statement was. made In ntsciiMlnar a pu
tshed report that snme pf.the rnurcates
favored "laying of?" fW 4 Adm
Maino-High School ,..
Rifle, Team Makes -
New High Record
WASHINGTON. Fob. K.All previous
tcshi records for the high sohool ahdwlr.e;
cnamplonh!p this Season1 were broken
by leering. rortlind. Me.. 1th a score
of 9M out of a ro"!Me !,. a'rcordtn to
results of the fifth match' announced to
day. Scores: f .
Claw A-Dterinr, Porfland, Me.." e4."
sgMnst Iowa City, mi; Btoneham. Mass..
against Hlah. PorUiid.vAle., K7;.Nw.
Tork. WO. against Manual. Washington,
D. C. MO; Bale IaVo City. MH, .. agnlnat
lolytechnio. Baltimore. ; Auburn.
California. Ki, against Manual. Brooklyn.
904.
mm
Gate riy Uiim.
RUMOURS.
1st. 2d.- 8d. Tot.
Teal 1M 1K9 1T 612
Llndsey ....W2 m IS 4M
Corson 1 VA 19 400
Dudley 144 21J l'i
furshouee .121 VO iz
Totals... . 711 1 m 821 2421
AMERICAN EXPRESS.
lirt. 2d. 3d. Tot.
flwlft ' 1R 12 If tM
Vf. Wlllad'n.lW K3 1 448
Dooley US Ibl 1 421
MaUoy I'M) 164 142 4'M
Hamxman .1D0- 17 ' lii 471
Totals.... 727 826 750 VM
KI5RS1IEIM SHOE) CO.
lt. M. 8d. Tot.
A. fltora ;,.ih8 1MMS3 fi
Drumond ..1"9 1M 1S2 414
Htora....l44 1 VA 4HO
Ross 1W lfcfi K.l m
Radford ...lt4 157 lf MO
Totals... .818 797 848 24GS
LEWIS' BtTFET.
let. 2d. 3i. Tot
Phuw m 1R3 a b
Hoffman ..1K1 lfi iss Kl
Norgard ...144 W W7 M1
McCs.be. ....218 180 1SS . 6f3
w iiey ih i jo( mi
Totala....890' 879 U SSn
1.1 1 hoarrstpfcr.
H. A E. PRESS.
' . let. Sd. 8d. Tot.
R. Pallow..1 144 188 600
Osborn 1HS ,143,122 . 448
H. Paetow..2U 191.180 ' 6RJ
Total.. ..6i8 482 ,490 .1630
KL.OPP-BARTLETT.
let. 2d. 8d. Tot.
Redfield, ...1 1W.148 411
Anderson ..1 1a 174 4H1
Kobtnsotv 12S 15 111', till
1 Totla."u6. 407 In; 1238
A -a i, . .
aaderland Lea(t.
MARRIED L.ADI
- - 1st. 2d.4d. Tot.
Mrs, Ogdei. 64 7H MS 2?7
Nfm. HKh..Uj. M VI ?2
ifrs. ftwln.. M , 73- 2't9
Mrs. Ven t-. 64 64 93 201
97 1( K4 204 I Norrnan 138 '148 184 418
I Dunn 146 73" lo 441
McQreer
Total 28 ' m r.l 930
STEAM ' KOALfl. '
-1st. -2d. 3d. Tot.
rurran 1S9 14 148 464
Mohsky ....1.18 137 4.H
Wat en be; ..129 1 1 tM 3M
Total 42 404 4C 123
TBXTIliBfs
. let. 2d. M. Tot.
Ptrothes ...1S4 138 143 413
Hennet .....lit 115 13S S!S
Colvln .190 204 100 494
ToUl ......461 VS 379 1385
CONCRET..
let. 2d. Sd. Tot.
Lagerstrom 130 121 VH 34i
Parker l4 128 123 8
Bock .026 U 1U 377
Total
Smyth ..
3rant ....
Urix ....
Total ..
James
Jenfcs
O win .
......379 3fi3 367 1099
NAVAJOK.
) 1st. 2d. Sd. Tot.
.....'.132 178 182 4P2
..148 IKS V 444
162 139 1U3 m
' Tptalej.,
Schenk
Neby .,
ftevena
Ptroeasor
...432 4fJ 4461330
Wt6HTB. - ,
ldt. 2d. 8d. Tot.
....112 lrt 14 824
.... M 118 97 808
....114 108 100 2
ToUl
.318 24 346 4
SINGLE LADIES.
. 1U 3d. 3d. Tot.
r.udertiack, fS 'tit- KJ in;
-4linlBon .... M 49 V'S 2A
Kooianan .. ti6 74 Kl 24
Votal 314 S34 801 949
MAKBL.E TOrrt.
, , let. td. 3d. Tot.
Anflereott ...101,148 160 387
Blchle 131 'll 14 Zil
Ogden 131 123 181 434
.Total ..;.363 384 446 1303
Mooaa Leagae.
OMAHA.
let 2d. 3d. Tot
Dotaon ....IflO Titt 168 441
Anderson -.:i29 14 133 '400
Straw- ,.....-.113 i:B J13 Sf.7
Ward! ''...W .147 IMW'fe
Orlfflt ,,..123 138 3
TotaSi.'.'r..Jt TOl .2U23
MOOSE.
let 2d. M. Jpt.
Wleea ...V..146 132 1 23 4-ld
Ilavdork ..132 1 44 1 23 . XO
Nebe 113 148 VIM 8!0
Hperry .'....IM IMi 141 4l
Ulgofosa ...173 m 141 49)
Totals 715 79 658 -iT5
ORDER.
let 3d. Sd. Tot.
Redmond ,.1) V-9 144 446
Kocpflo ....158 15 Kl 471
Netarlg 119 1H6 162 V
...728-785- 761 226
MO. 90.
1st 2d. 3d. Tot.
K9 133 '470
...184 lb It6 . 445
,.1n3 lfl 140 43
7.126 1"7 13 SS6
Ketim M 1T0 .630
Total.J.'..7T.' 788 790 2323
mooskhear't. "
let 2d. 8d. Tot.
Oottys M.J78 170 13 611
Kranda ..; J2S 146 147 419
Likens .....111 W W 4
Edm'nds'n .168 96 130 3x3
Westering .109 148 149 406
, Totals 743 63 w3'20b3
LOYAL.
1st Kl. Id. Tot.
..128 148 163 438
,.142 111 120 - S73
..129 108 138 1M5
..91 rnr .m s-o
,..146 IfiS 160 471
TENNIS STARSJN THE GAME
Platen of International Bepnte in
Opening Boundi of Indoor
Tourney af New York.
DEAW FOR SINGLES INCLUDES 73
NEW' YORK, Feb. U.-Tennl players
of international reputation -played
through the opening round of the Na
tional Indoor championship, toddy on the
ccairta of the Seventh regiment. The
draw for the .tingles Included seventy-
three competitors. O. F. Touchard, holder
of the title; Karl Behr. T. R. Pell, W. C.
Grant and E. W. Peaaclee. former Yale
champion were all, successful. V. C.
Tllsner -
Wheeler
Hall ....
Flftscher
Lenselcr
Totals 636 634 726 1996
Mi Deia pater' Leaaaie.
' DEMPSTERS.
1st 2d. 3d. Tot.
Clab&ugh '148 14S 4T4
Boyd 128 12rf 134 38
Monlln 140 lf3 118 410
Burkland ..172 Ik 667
Prloonsky .126 199 114 441
: Total.. Y.7U' 718 2250
KENNARD ffRARKS.
1st 2I. 3d. Tot.
Hoye .137 116 1R7 49
Shall 183 lit 158 407
Fritton ....1 14 110 ?3
Pardy 129 in 148" isl
Oroaeback .133 146 123 449
Totals 637 62 775 3088
' ' . l .? Irt - 3-12 Tot.
.76rnlsori ....148 : 1 464
i.evine .... 140 163 163
Wells 159 lfS lrt2 479
Peo....14A J5(177.. 40
fengele ....178 146 141 471
Totht.:...770. 7T3 809 2303
V.'AltJ'KT DISFT. '
let 1. Sd. Tot.
ritnowsky .117 181 103 401
Kellogn; ....162 148 145 , 443
inonipeon .vn 135 lrij 4n5
Inllaugh .138 ? J45 t 6"t
Wartshow .1S6 Jul 1S1 677
Total..... 763 KS2 743 2383
Louisville Club ' ' :
, : . Releases Burns
LOCISVILLE; Ky., Feb. ll-Preident
O. H. Wathen today announced 'that' he
had civea Fltoher WUIIatn Burna ot the
Louisville American association club Ms
unconditional release, "Burna came to
Louisville ut year from the Minneapolis
dub, . 1 r. 1- r t-
WASHINGTON. Feb. ll.-New Mexico
J!::!tarr Institute retains Its toad for first
pUr in X!s A of the national hoot
ing competition for mU'.tory arhools. ac
(or.r.r. to the scores ot the fourth week
nat htj, made public here tonlaht.
(!u4 ' A : New MIxiTi Rniiwell. ' w, 1
eM.ni forinwfMtrn iiikiiimki l ark, 111.,
V New Vork. Cornwall, leii. Stfalual ht.
.1 ..i:n. re!ali-id. Wis., KJ4; lni-iitown.
N'. J . UJ2, tmsiiiHt i. Jotitis. &!rllua N.
i ., h.i K ii,i..i r. Koonvtllr; M , 913,
, tr.t f ird. Lei Anne'.'-, K2. '
irus I.. Nn.tworth. lxtitpt'jn. to ,
f 1. B. ii..t lilt. I.ioch b4in K(mpI. Cal .
7 ; !.. . n I'niK, 1.1. aint Nmearth
1 '-i:l, i S: Miami. iJormmitown, .,
riniitksl Tttiin. hm-taler. y4;
V .! t., Aatievfi.. N C., fc.'4, aaatuat
t iU . -a.r;bauit. Mltiav.,
"l." A.,,C3T REFUSES TO MEET
rr.n'.vrhAT superior, wis.
fL l . r:iOft. Wis., S.h. It pal Brown
ii t either Red Wutaon of Callfurnla
r 1 rn f-uyUr heie r'bruary 3. A
'a la unl hklnot Urown to take
t 4 1 v of Joe i'.K.i J..t. vwiio abandoned
4 1. , i n a't r agii-t-nif to terms. The
. r .l.i nl pt-.jlrat ,to the Ftfcte
: 1 1 '--iiiulMiun Kaint Mandot
; - in V- !-nam ' ' .
YORK DROPS OUT OF
STATE BASE BALL LEAGUE
SORK. . Neb.. ' Fb. U.-tBpeclal.V-Th'e
base ball board has decided that thera
will be no league ball la York thta season.
1 President Klldow made the foliowing
etatement this afternoon:
"A good many people ot Yrk w!l read
with regret that the baaw baJl board has
de Ided to throw up tlje, club In this place.
Nq3 enough Interest Is being manifested
by the dtisena to Justify further attempt
to assemble a team.
"When the club la ejone, and the fence
torn down, will we be aorry then that we
let tha only aroueement that we have dur
ing the summer months get away from
us?' ' .
L A.1 C; FLIPPERS
UTRIU: TOWHSBHDSiS
. . , . - t. Plata. Foul goals: Johnson (6), Bur-
w. .:, f reesler-.TO. L.O Korsn
11. K. lTleUjig..R.a. R.o Pi
Substitutes: IVIoe for Hughes, Ritchie
i ism, 1 ian ior is o ran uoals: John
Eaiket Ball Players from Chicago
Put Up Wonderful Exhibition
and Win Handily.
HARK HUGHES 13 LOCAL STAR
kenroad. Referee: Fins. Umpire) Leaks.
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lirti-iii Drebts Baw.
. A. ,v o , Krb. U iSne-
vu--r County ColUe
:rt.m tn-ie ir..krn mw riad
, m.i! . iM-ing a i'-i. ly fur 1
! 7. At t'.e inline tiina Itti
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CHARLIE WHITE AND
FREDDIE WELSH MATCHED
CHICAGO.' j Feb. 11 Article - were
slyned here today for a ten-round match
between Charlie White of Chicago ah 4
Freddie eleh. the lightweight cham
pion, to be d Ided In Milwaukee on Feb
ruary Si, They agreed to welah IM
pound at t o'clock. It will be their arc
ond meeting, the first bavin; resulted la
a draw. - ,
iTercheatce) there la some place ln. this
wide, wide world:, team which can bira
the Illinois Athlotlo club team, but one
would have difficulty forcing the Omaha
Townaond to admit It For last night
that Illinois Athlotlo club team, which
last year copped the Amateur Athletie
union rhantptrmehlp of tho United State,
howed th Omaha men how the same
of basket ball la played.. When th Town-
send had completed their course of In
struction the score Stood 49 to 29. ,
Jit 1s. not to the discredit of the Town-1
sends that1 they were beaten, The'Chl
caxo boys put up about the fastest exhi
bition of the gam posalbU under the
Amateur Athletic union rulea. Their
teamwork waa auperb, and whenever they i
nnehed the ball Into their half of that
field-shoot." and Into the basket or mighty
close to It They flipped the ball appar
ently without deliberation at all. and
ever shot waa cioae. Olven half a ec
ond for poise, not a player seerm-d to mis
the hoop If on his aide of the floor. Long
shot from th middle of the floor were
such frequent ccurencea the aaaambly of
fan present forgot to applaud,,
Th visitors didn't pay eo much, atten
tion to fcuardlng. but concentrated their
attack on acortng. Result, the bus acore.
Johnson and Preseler, forward, and
Feeney, center, made basket ahota that
Wer well ilh mirevculou.
Mark Ilusr.es. while not In
NEBRASKA CITY COMES '.' )
. FOR RETURN- CONTEST
Nebraska City High school basket ball
team will be In South Omaha this even
ing for a. .game with th . Maala City
High school five.
Ttv local' team defeated the vlsttln;
team on It own (round aeveral week
ago, by a. close acore. The gun will
open at 8.15, sharp, and no preliminary
will be played.
Arguimbau. an Austrian, and P.- 1
Treanor of Washington lost their first
match.
The most Important matches In the flrot
round were:
J. M. Stelnacher beat C. F. Watson. Jr.,
6- 4, 6-4: E. H. Hooker beat P. t Treanor,
7- 6. -3: E. W. Peaselee beat , V. C.
Arg-ulmbau, 7-6. 10-8; R. J. Sommer
beat H. A. Brookmorton. Princeton Inter
gcholastlc ..winner, 7-6, 6-4. ,
Sceond found: T. R. Poll beat J. Weln
iteln. 6-1. 6-1; K. H. Behr beat Lincoln
Barker, 6-1, 6-1; Remsen 8chenck beat
Count Otto Salm. 6-4. 4-0; O. F. Touchard
boat A. Baeeford. Jr.r 6-4. 6-3; F. W.
Peawlee beat R. J. Sommer, 6-1, 6-0; H.
A. Plummer beat Preston Cuttmtn;, Jr.,
4-, 6-0, ti-4; W. C. Orant beat 11. Bwaln,
6-4. 6-0: A. M. Lovibond beat W. 3. Gal
ton. 6-1. 6-1; C. T. Johnston, Jr., former
Amherst and New England . champion,
beat W. H. Wood. Columbus, S-6, 6-8.
11-6; B. 8. Prentloe beat O. O. Grenx, 12-10,
-. 6-4. '
Third round: C. L. Johnston. Jr., beat
U II Rogers. 6-1. 6-3: H. I Bowman,
Jr., Metropolitan Indoor champion, beat
. A. Cotton. 6-3. 1-6. 8-6. . .
Cubs Will Start
With Old Lineup
CHICAGO, ( Feb. 12. -The Chicago Na- ,
Uonals will tart th season with prac
tically th same lineup as last year. Man
ager Bresnahan announced on hi return
from. New York today. He admitted hi
failure ft get two player for whom th
club offered 330,000, and at the same time
criticised th twenty-one-men rule, which,
he declared would prevent th club de
veloping youngster. John Gibson of Mo
bile, who caught for the Penaacola team
laat summer, ha been signed by ' the
Cob.
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REPRESENTED AT P!N MEET
MINNBAPOUS. Vina . Fab - U St.
Paut and Minneapolis were tpe only
eilie represented on today's program ct
Us International Cowltua Muoctatlon h
tournament wbli-tt opened a twelv-dav
sesloa here last night Bowler from
other cities will make thetr appearance
tomorrow. , . .
game,, put Hp ft nifty exwbuion, tor me
local The ranty forward flipped five
baskets. whlch,ls some flipping against
the Illinois) Athletlo club crowd. He'
played a good floor game, too, and wa
constantly following the ball. All of his
si:ots wits' len one.- .' ;
Burktnrtiad waa a bit ot a dlaappolnt-
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ctal Trli-arram r.rand laUnd colleae on
In baakfl tail from tha Ktarney S.rnv.l
atjtia Young. M3 UhriuliSirt aaauual.ua
a ui;iwm litre. U to 24.
riient. He made but two Ila goals, ya
made but one gnal following touis. i- th, Mm tlni, caMlng for help, and la
thouah he had ten vt such free chancaa. p. 8. & a Juat tbe kind of help Natere
Generally he U good for 90 per cent of hi Omand. for it Is a pure vegetable remedy
frtio throws, end hia failure bad Quite a
bit to do with the team' failure-. But
Burkenroad la to be excused, for th CM
iinrrta. e Identic aware of hi
aklil. Uuiig to- blm tenaciously tnruugnoui
the game. ,
All of the Omaha men played good ft
basket ball, but they were outclassed
tvery man on the Chicago five was a
wUard. and If pretty hard to beat five
wUarda t
loose, aoUtpJjF so. faat that ft Oeflalie dla- I t-cuh. anaaaa or atraia. rma out kow thla L
' I. ..,,.,.-. V, ,,-.,, ..j i holno Malura ta HEAL, ruaturea aaa about tha
T . f f? . J ' ' of ala ao aar It baa aaiulr Ot Ro
powerful la the talluaace ct Bk a. It. thai , ,, huplur Kind out bow te ca ataaia
Ilka vast artsy it spreads all tbrpunh vm at tkas Uacka and
lua Dioou. coecaa tuaraaa, opana na an in a ; . v
valvee of escape and threw put dlsesae TCSl 11 TOUrSCIl
tbmurh the lungs, khlneys, bladder, bow is . . .
aadakla. VVIthOUt RIsK-
De not becorae peal atrlckaa If ft rash l
er bolls or erupt Iods laname tb klu.lnP a pdnn V
is at - "
aa aa year aaava aai a-
draaa taoay rbt bow. RIOHT
.' Wkr bo tha aarbanloaa atava at aa Ill-tttUaft
OTar-ailpplaa. torturaaooa tnuait
uo mow m. PROVB u raa Ua4 you'
CAN bw fraa from tha trouble, acaoyaoea aa4
aitaofV your ela-Uahloood truaa or appliance ta
Mumr ioa. Vmt mm T&UU roe. UHOW you.
J'KUVB a ya wbat
' ; TJtxo .Wonderful
Cchulllng Rupture Lock
haa no aa4 la dotag far weraoaa vln trial far
YSAiui aa4 ooul4 fla4 NOTH1NU that wouia (ire
thm vcnilortabJa and aucooaaful aupaort.
Doubtiaa aaww of your ruptuxMi tnaoda era at
thta Biomeat aa)oylng Ua aoaoilta. I aak ao ataa
to fill, air word. ' I want yoa ta IMVfceiTlOATIt
aa Judsa for YOCPUsKLaT.
ckwi a rour aajaa a4 addraaa lalnlr wmtaa)
oa ttia roupoa bolow, or wn mo a latter or poet
eerS. l aa aad yoa anaoluWlT free my lliue
Uatet boA aa4 tna4 otftr. I'o thla MOW, H4
bow while yoa ha to tha edarwae befora yoa aa4
are tbiakia . . .
The swore:
IXC TOWNSKNPB.
W. T i. hnaJn Jtr rVe'.... .burkarcMad
a. r'-ra .r..,a-K i iu',-,. . ; ."
W, r. auey...C.C. Mcv, Uuuuy
wltk aa arttoa that vlgorouaiy foiloars the
blood cLaunrls and cleaoa and repair a
It goes aloug. la every coiaaeaity are
people who kaow this to be true. Tbey
have nsed S. M. B. and are blood cleao,
tbrouga eud tkrotigh.
Ot-t a bottle ot 8. 8. 8. today at any
drug store. Drive out those destructive
1 germs ttat rauae able eruptions, sore throat,
awulioa glaedc, bluod rlalaga. painful rbeu
tnatle jotcta, cbroatc broaculile, and raoat
. all roodltiooa of diseaaa. Head tha folder
I around tta bottle taat tall about lb great
work being don te ana lot suHrrura. If yoa
would kaow Dior about tu blood snd It
treat uiout, write tor apec'.il book to Tbe
t-arlft taciHc tri, 63 fcwiU Biog atlaaia.
Orr. aad let an aea yoa thta
h 8 OOK. TRIAL, OFFKH,
aaaaaa of patiole who Ware tried
th' BCHl'lUNO RLTTVKa
UM'K aad full particulars ooa
coraUia at. . , , .
Director, ICBTuTUyd TtUf THAJ IWTITUTB,
i. ' B3a 3s. Creovgle tH sadiaaapolla, lad.
- Hum aend m f'RElS. In plain wrapper, youi
book on Rupture, trial otfer plan and full particularav
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