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1 4fe Ti tfcoNsrrnriorJ a DIED STATE MS RUG TREATMENT WIWNG TO HELP' OTHERS i-i But Prefers to Do So Thrqngn IJ Personal Correspondence. Instead of Public. Publication. The following extracts are taken from a letter now onLs In our flee written by a very prominent ma In tit. section who visited lam sanitarium and wu thoroughly cured of tb drug habit.

Feeling that the onforttnat. drug user being dolly imposed upon by Take Institutions and having round a place where a cure can be effected without doubt he concluded that It was his duty to such unfortunate to let them- know when it was possible to- obtain a perfect cure. In writing back. to the sanatorium be sayst I hare not written you sooner because I expected to return' to your care for at lout another reek but I have. Improved ft thanks to your treatment and I inc sleeping without any need of powders or anything else that I decided to wait a day or two and watch results.

To day I feel as well as ever in my life. I. of course feel tb loss of the sup port consequently a little weak and was a little nervous but this has nil disappeared. and It am now more comfortable than at icy time lately and feel strong aud0vlgorons. Now I will tell you what I know you.

want to hear more than anything lce and that Is I am still entirety without the slightest desire of any kind or the drug never think of It eonse- qurntly It is not oven a temptation to me. I truly say that my cure Is perfect and complete. lid I should take a dose of toe rug It would be a deliberate. uncalled-for criminal act without the slightest reason or ntally endphysIcsZy. to all strength and vigor and stOlCd.

menb my wonted osoquentiy I feel a Joy In living that is a miraculous contract to the wretch. ed wreck that entered that- Haven of nope. I am writing this for your own eye. and in the fullness of heart but have no- objection to its use without my name and state of residence of course. If.

It will do any good I have not the slightest objection to its use. with my name by the sanatorium to. encourage patients or lit Ii. privacy of correspondence with those whc are realty In earnest and 5111. a cure but with the caution ths no publicity be given our name.

This cfciTon I am bound to stipulate because of the prominence my otficla' porltlon. relatives etc. as wart apu ID willing. to help other vnforiunat-es all I can. I shall never forget your kindness and considerate treatment of' me.

which I owe much of my present health and happiness. My wife ha recovered and Is happier than years. aid thechildrenare well andrJolc- tag in my return. Give my. regards to alt connected with th.

torlum as well as all of the. pet Order your care. Says ak dl Heat mt Prfa James Sanatorium. Memphis Dear I am' more th dellE say my husbandHas about ten dya4lAd is doing aney through tie tItupIatiOfls el tl" luisy course. are ousi without even thinking xlcatlllg to drink.

reels better than he nd certainly looks irfectly happy and speaksof the no and all It ment la line and tij lr. you all have Vsku Tnssi US JJUL lest tor because1 xmtn me nd luol- mer- any- also for He tented rium as ts says doctors idea the well as soc. your management klolvut. I sure- was that Jump what was done ball. I went to-'Interest that discovered.

Pltrctors took in put me on the a good bOitiin lid again to. to deatb trusting that oth- andl0eneated by your good tent and kind attention I am sincerely your friend MRS. EDWARD COTTON. New Orleans. La.

I II. ne T. 8 Would have written earlier. but thought I would see how be would go through the holidays. TTe Deuce tee Tebaree Cstfwd Fe.

Veers Age. Charles B. James Sanatorium Mm phis Tenn. Gentlemen About four nI one-half years ago wrote you asking you to send me your treat. muu for tobacco.

I took. your treat- and four years he passed I have no. desire to. use tobacco any more. I have told several of your wonderful remedy.

A friend of mine Of this city sends tS0 for your. tobacco cure. Please send It. to him. TOO can use my statement It it will be of any use to you or any one using tobacco.

I will answer any letters asking about your cure. Wishing you. success I remain your friend. TUos. A.

HILL. Houston. Miss Oct. 1 1 JAMES' Oll1ll CURB REMEDIES will be furnished at the following prices Whiskey. Wine or Beer 1250 Tobacco Cigarettes or Snuff.

500 Nervousness and Insomnia too FREE DRTJG CURE. Hypodermic or Internal. Chas. A. James.

Dept. UI It Poplar ave. Memphis. Teuu. Please send all charges paid.

a free trial bottle for patient using state hers number of grains used each a. hours grains of state kind of drug here State thsre it used by mouth or ypodermicll7 Name Town State Kearest Express Office Booklets on Sanatorium and Horn Treatment of Drug Addictions. enness and Tobacco and gorete Uaklts. containing testimonials etc. sect seeled under plain cover.

Correspondence confidential. Address Chas. B. lam SnatortumDept US III Poplar Lye. Memphis Ten.

HARVARD FRESHMAN HURT IN THE GAME Xew Haven. Cone. November II. ChUII4. right halt back for the liar.

yard freshmen seam was severely hurt in' the game With the Tele freshmen this afternoon. its was rushed to a hospital it ts feared ale neck Is broken. I r. Richardson. who examined Chat- fleld at the hospital gay.

ills opinion to- the Associated Press that the young man' was not badly hurt. The exact nature of the Injury he declined to state. Chatilelds Injury Is a slight concussion of tile brain and tile result seemed teJfce no likelihood of. complications. IatOld comes from Cincinnati.

First Aid. From. Harpers JIaato rom arpers asar. usband I met Hawkins today and he was nr gloomy told me he was perfectly willing to die. WI JohBr Why didst you ask him here to Thanksgiving dinner I Onei aaaila lrty Sce.Ooe.- oj oesex eC eoi lax haailiia SB mM4s Swse Ut aiestae fun DUMAYVAI JOTePROiESTEB I Teen.

Defies Filing Charges Against the Mercer Leader Mercer University. Macon Ga. November 12. Special. President Jameson has received a letter.

from Professor Randall of Georgia Tech. stating that the Tech football authori. U. have pot filed protest against Dunaway captain of UI. Mercer foot ball team.

It was reported a few days ago to the' authorities at Mercer that the Georgia Tee. had made charges against unaway. claiming that he tDuaJ was not eligible. because lie played on Mercers tm five years ago against Tech. which baa been proven was wrong.

as Dunaway states that he did not ply on Mercers team that year. The source of. the protest is not known but lfercsr authorities are investigating the matter. Professor Randall. states In his let.

ter to Dr. Jasueson that the Tech. au thorities regret very much' that this false statement has gone out. RAY MORRISON. UCBMER Continued From Page Three.

I plunging back that- can make a 1 single gain neither can they con. suLly pull off nd runs though when lbey did pull them off they' were for long gains. However. I ie proportionate number that failed Irre tar great. er than the ones that succeeded.

Vanderbllfs line is extremely weak. and It is predicted nyw that Lanier and Ward of Sowanet will rip' it to ribbons when they lay the. Commo- jdores on Thanksgiving day. Courtney Lewis a little pound berg. tore Ito or gains time after time and whie Lewis is a good titan Ii.

Is nut i be mentioned in the same breath with the Tiger lads. Trh" played the Commodores even lrthe Jlrat quarter and played them off their feet in the second quarter. romping down- the- field 67 yards. actual distance using nothing but straight bucks and end runs. proving that the Commodore un.

need. a world of Improvement before they tackle SOIIea Referee Of Color. Bradley Walker. ofVirginia who is reputed' to lie. tile best official in the oou th hardly Uv 4d up to hisreputan tlon in' this game.

In tact ho was decidedly off color. Umpire Dobsop called hi. attention to Vanderbilt starting a play. which resulted in a yard run by Morrlao. Illegally but he ignored the fact.

Why no oft seems to know. Some one of the officials made another mistake which resulted in a touchdown. VOndoubhit worked beautiful forward va a just at the close of the third quarter which put the boil within striding distance of the goal line and on two bucks LJthe start of the fourth quarter it was carried over. But. this forward puss was illegal.

in that a lineman ineligible to receive the. forward pass received it. As it was third down then. the bal wo have gone to Tech. The uZticiala admit this now trial the came Is over.

but what good does it do nowT Tech's form was urpnan in the first part of the game. and. in foci. all through it. on straight old football tney are a.

better. tem titan Vanderbiti. but tile brilliant work of Morrison and the. war" passing ot Neeley. turned the tale in Vanderbilt's favor- by a large mai rlarger than the relative merits of toe two elevens show.

The Stars. Morrison was the bright star of the day for Vanderbilt sis work' being mentioned above. Captain Neeley was next with his running with the bail. Ills fine manipulation of the forward passes and his good kicking. I Allen urown reeiand ano Williams played fine defensive bolt tht first two getting duwO the field splendidly I under punts.

For Tech Captain Hill played best football of his career fighting all the way and making the targst ganj that his team made. Lie repeateJiy tore around no to. good gains time after time. Gone on the other 0114 did good work In the same capacity though not as brilliant as HilL Patterson's work on the and defensive both was excellent. Especially in the latter department did he shine.

Repeatedly ho sifted through the entire Vander. hilt team and got his man. shoving would-be Interferers right and left. Courtney 1e the little UI-pound back. should not be overlooked.

This tad pled brilliant football. On line plunging is the bet man in the south at. his weight and played rings round any of the Vanderbilt backfield men In this respect. The punting duel between NIe and Luck was an even break. both getting off fairly average punts though It is true the Commodore ends covered Neeleys punts better.

On defensive play In the line Tech outplayed Vanderbilt. The same on offensive. On the end runs Vanderbill had the edg naturally with Mor. rtsnna brilliant work. The touted Morgan at center was outplayed by Spalding.

In fact he was so outplayed that be was finally taken out of the game Stegall. shifted to his. place. Tech Kicks on Patterson tuck his' foot title the ball for Tech to start the game. lie punted behind the goal line.

Tandy bringing the ball out to the yard line for play. Morrison made 1 and then Vlldy kicked. NeIy got 031. yard run during the first quarter ht other than this there wore no especial features and the two teems switched th ball every few plays. The second quarter started with the hall in Vanderbilt's possession.

and after trying' in vain ito gain tried a forward pass which the. Jackets In tercepted. Then the Jackets started. Gore made 5. dill Hill 7 and Pat.

tenon 5 when Tech fumbled. but Luck recovered the ball. Hill made 16. and Tech then had to punt after two tries. Vanderbilt blocked.

the kick hut. sin- elatr recovered. Hill made I on an end run. and Gore. added S.

Then came- the real fun. and the Tech supporters yelling for a touchdown Lewis drove through tackle for I. repeated It for Bin toad. 4 end. Patterson went I through tackle Ourse added 1 around end.

Lewis made 4 mad then 3 through the line. When the distance was measured. Tech lacked. three Inches of having dint down. lid the ball went to Tandy.

Tandy could not gain lid kicked. The. Quarter. ended with the hail lo Vanderbilt's possession. Patterson kicked off.

Brows returning 15. Morrison made yards. but on a forward peas Tech got the ball. only to lose It. on the ant.

play. on fumble. They got the. ball again on forward pose only to repeat their fumbling. i Vanderbilt worker forward pass CuRKEL' COPS Quarter BackBuUers Sen- satiobal Work Turns Tide of Battle.

decisively broke Its year tie. of i to with- Chicago University today. The anal score was Cornell I Chicago I The sectional game was the I most exciting of the local season and Instead of toe expected tricky plays the Maroons. the Red lid White sprang 1 the surprises. A series of triple passes.

double forward passes and fake put. were pulled off with the accuracy' clockwork and the Cornell players clearly showed their superiority as th. game progressed. I Quarter Back Butler of Cornell who I went In during the third period. made a great showing.

and soon made touchdown dodging through the 55 yard line. The Cornell men were then l-flght Inghard. Del four times rnsh 1 the ball to close proximity to the Maroon goal where each time BuUet' tried to kick front placement. He landed two Of. his trials.

Later. Glass re placed Butler. and. receiving a punt on Cornell's yard line. ran through tn held behind splendid interference to.

the last touchdown. lie kicked his own goal. GEORGETOWN WINS' OVERJIRGINIf Washington. November 11 Before one of the largest crowds that oi witnessed a football game In Washington. Georgetown university today defeated tile University or Virginia.

la to This Is the flint time that Georgetown has won front Virginia at. football since tile. two schools resumed athletic relations in ins. Georgetown's defense was strong and only once was Virginia able to make unit down. Georgetown resorted to the old style of ply for her gains.

Rut twice was the forward pass attempted. Costello quarter back for George' town. was the star kicking three goals from the Odd. The playing of Kelley also was a feature. The up GEORGETOWN Position.

VIItGINlA. hrinile Carter. lsit Isa FinUr BtohlmaLR TackM Oactl. Vcsw belie tpr Laft Goard Pankay Cuoillff. Caatar Wood.

ttnhld Fitzgerald KlrwlaRlrht reud Trek. Wjmirt Bigot Tackle. Oarer out. Right Ltd. Boys.

iten 81tterlBQoartar Back. Konak Kraft. Lmbruolft Melt Bock. Todd Purr CrrlesRight Half rrr Kilter. Vljm oJiiIl Back Jaa Ttwckdowa.

Klly I. God ran toerhdres. wyonus Goals mm Hid a. Tim reor- ter. 15 mimosa ack.

Ref- Degeo tea. Umplr Armttroatv Tell. Visit judge. ttoaiiallr. Holy O.

SEME SWAMPS UDS Birmingham Ala. NoveTnber IS. Sewanee defeated Alabama In Birmingham this afternoon. 80 to The vie- Ito. had the ld from Tuscaloosa outclassed in many Teapeots.

Qlllem was the star kicking four drop kicks through the goal posts out of six attempts. The weather was ideal and the at tendance tango For Alabama the Van- drgraaf brothers played the bet game. The up ALABAMA. PooItlOtl. SEWASES.

Vanaarsraaf Left Bad Ollaapl Pow Tsrkislusulatmmbsrry Herrlll I tlmcd. 8toa lInrstt Center Jnia XII RlcOt urt GuIr Greh Right Tackle. MeCaliu. Heart fllehr End 01110 Uoodr ulmirte Back. Brown A.

Vandarsraaf. Right link Park. Boils McDowell rut Back. Ward Loft Half Back Urns Scare. SO to 0.

Toncdowu Browse 3. mob- nIK7 I. Goal. from tssntdovs Browae a. Goo" Ova SeM.

GUIso 4. Raiso. Bose Vim. Slola. Umplra Tvtwller.

VlrsIcii 51514 Jqdf High. Zeosib' or quiruuii nlMtaa. The ViUian. Still Pursued. Her.

Cumilmmisg FoUsek elks a eartala oltmaa a w-raara ISO in Fstssmh stood. 5 oolaifllnl taa act swat 010015 sear stssrd in the act a tied tke bsstifnl bevels. to a railroad tnct lost al ts limited waa diM. is th larad tar into sit koiu 1005 her to sa wpar room and att to place oa Ira. Is ta third ka smvetpd bar coed a but aaw aid set the Oncblosm7 In notion.

la tQ- tounk tor iii. tImklng cot of Ua lirtiokiho hiltS. so tkat ken lauad UirouKIl to tb mills tout iris. la Hi ank net tand to stake lain to bar. Sk shook ties kUu Why do yen Oar ma.

Neliisl" aikad. to. a' loss on an end run. but on the next- ply Nelo shot a. forward pass to Brown and he went over for a touchdown.

Neeley kicked goal. Score Vanderbilt Tech Patter- son kicked off. and Vandy returned about 15 yards. Morvtaeas Then came the great run of Morn- son. he going through and around the whole Tech um 0 yards for a touchdown and Neeley converted it Into a goal.

Tech kicked off. Patterson again kltklng behind the goal line. Vanderbill was held on two- tries and kicked. Johnson tumbled the punt. a Commodore recovering.

A forward pass net. ted 10 and another netted 20 more. putting the ball within tau. yards of the- Jackets goal. when they held on the first down and the whistle blew.

ending the quarter. This forward pass was illegal. a titan Ineligible to receive the pass getting It and the officials overlooking the fact. Two bucks sent the ball over at the start of the fourth quarter. and Neiey araln kicked goal.

Score. Van. derhiit. It. tech 0.

Patterson kicked behind the goal line a rain. Tandy brought It OUt to the yard line. Neeev made lo nd Morrison U. Varderbilt was then forced to. kick.

Johnson coming back yards. Lewis mode d. I then Ted. fumble gave the Commo ores the ll Neeley pulled oft a yard run. Jded by wonderful interference.

Morrisoi then edged. twisted. turned anti squirmed some more. to siother on down. Neely minced goal.

Score. Vanderbilt 23. Tech tewarfs Otty Wrb The game- ended shortly after' this. re Is the. up TECH.

Positions. YARDERBUy. Bill IcacO. Left End Etowan Left. Tackle JU lined Btesall.

lilgit Tackle. T. km. Oor Sla-bt End E. Bf yehisea Qnn Back lands Left if Back Lot Rigid Half liackjtelsy DuBard run Back.

WUnans Referee inadism Walker. of Vb stttlai samples. Ilciew. er PsttnasM Md. Ovaslisad We i raissT Bandy Beaver of Oeerrla of vsadsblli Jsktss of Tech TUD of euar.

so. BV susnt as Seal. Swamps OidRjtaL Wi Northrop' Field Mm. November 13. Minnesota easily defeated their old rivals.

the University of Wisconsin. this afternoon by a score of to S. and by virtue 1 compattee scores. now claims the western- conference championship. Minnesota ripped the' Wls' consin line to pieces In the first bald.

soorincthe first touchdown la minutes of play and adding two more before the first period ended. Wts- eoasin never had-a ehanoe. The mighty onslaughts of Johnston. Rosenwald. Stevens and Meieverm could not be cheeked and gains of from to yards were made nearly every time these men took tile ball.

Both teams relied almost entirely on straight football. Ret a forward Spas. was attempted during the game. Wisconsin had only one chance' to score when Glllett attempted a drop kick from the yard line after long run. but yila failed.

YALE1XPECTED'- TO ToDEATtICEDS New' Maven. Con. November The victory of the' Tale team over Princeton this afternoon was expected- the Tale students. They had heard that some new plays. based on new principles had been devised and' In these this week the drill was persistent.

The ailment of the Tale teem had been dlagnoeeed as too much style football. Thomas Shovilu the nous captain and end. who was called front the west to shew theTale men how the game was being played In his section undertook to. give the teen toe- benefit of his knowledge On Tuesday. Walter Camp.

advisory coach in football was called upon to take- chary. of the strategy and with Sherlin ta drill the men. assisting Coach Coy. the team was rounded into championship form. Yale's football men claim the possibilities of the new game are now only just dawning upon comb.

and that the west has me the- greatest prOIf- mm ELEVEN WALK-DYER Gulfport. Miss November 12. rlre touchdowns ajid a Sold wool tells the story of the defeat of Tulane unlver. lty bare todey by Auburn. the final core being 27 to S.

The team from Row Orleans was outweighed and outclassed and. although- playing a good game had no chance wUh the Alabama men on tile slow Sold of unpacked sand. This was the first college football game ever played in Gulfport. managers of. the Harrison county fair having had It transferred bets from Auburn.

The gamewas not brilliant. Straight football was played all the way through. There were- no long gains the Tulane men- not being able to do anything in an offensive way. but ex- hituiting sufficient speed to choke din' liar ambitions on tile pert of the Auburn men. Penalties for side ploy and holding were frequent.

The up TULANE. Poliin AUBTJRW. naghved Center Ctin Huff. WilliamsRlrht Guard MaJr Oreea. OBHm ft Smtall fCaptKlmt Tok HariB i iIcLtd Left Tackle lrnb LMter.

YostevOltigho Smith Left End trling Kaolin Quarter flack. Newel CoBway Rlrht Half Back Uaa lm CMtrar. SmithL Half P5th. McCo Wool Cutrer Full Back. IjavIs fcapt.

PLAYED FOOTBALL Hi LOST HIS LIFE Wheeling W. Vau. November I Rudolph Monk. of Connelloviile. Pa.

captain and left half back of the West ip ore ooj Xji j9Ainn VIUIXJIA In a. hospital hero tonight of concussion of the brain. received In the game with Bethany here W. afternoon. McCoy.

right end of the Bethany team fell on Monk In. the scrimmage. and spectators say the. men fought viciously. The referee declares he saw no blows struck.

When McCoy anomie from the prostrate form of Monk he was removed from the game. West Virginia won the game to 0. Conner Rogers began the Inquest Into Monks death tonight. Several persons testified that Monk was siugired during toe game. Last Thanksgiving.

Monk was injured In the' game with Washington arid Jeffer. son. and was unconscious tom' two weeks. Umpire Young. a former Michigan player.

was summoned from Pittsburg tonight and' the inquest waa ad. jourTied until tomorrow. Someone estimates that to bund a pyramid such as old Cheops would cost 100 million dollars In these days. Row ever labor was cheap in Pharaohs day. and lie we.

hi. own architect and the site was Inexpensive. ptysspED Defeat Dartmouth J3ejen IStpOinaKercc Game. Cambridge. Vns.

November J2- The Harvard football team roller. Is Its fight for the e. ompionahip of veast. crashed Dartmouth today by score- of IS to 0. Two touchdowns were mode.

one as a result of DartmOuth fumble and the second on straight football lid two goas were kicked from the field. The team was only once within fighting distance of the Crimson goal line. This was In the second period. when Banna tried a goal from placement. standing the yard line.

The kick was blocked and the halt rolled hack to Darts Uh yard line where Harvard recovered It At So other Urns in the gar was Dartmouth rarer than yards to tile Crimson goal line- In accomplishing her touchdown the Crimson was not called on to uncover any new play. Only three forward passes were tried in the game one Dartmouth. which failed and two by Harvard which resulted in small galna It was straight plunging football. Whatever plays Harvard had' up her sleeved Jerseys were-kept there Tales benefit next The u.r HARVARD. Poattion LIAIITMOUTIL.

Lewis. Pelton. Pals Left Daley RcRay. Bans Lft Tackle tiheris Wimni aft Guard Wfcionor OH TWUaa. EuntInItOn P.

Canter NeIdIisn nak r. KarsFlxot Guard. Elcok GlOam Bush Right Tackle Iov ioy L. D. SmIth.

Felt. Bight End Ryan WlnrVMworm. Quarter Beth I or oll Campbell. oebtt teuu PMrc Left Half NOV57 Inskan. john R1 IU Half.

O. Bobsn lloriwn. r. B. yretn- mahanTm You Back.

Bemoas. B. 11000. Summaty. Boor Harvard 18.

DartmoaUi Touchdowns Woodcut goals front. toocli. down. Fisher 2 seal from field. Lewis WIs- rtawonli umpire U.

I Dadmoo PolyUch- 010 InstttnU A. X. WhitisI Oor- Halo ladn V. W. BOVISlIb Jiattrt.

lluumsaa. W. Cnmrell Osuarthmorej. Tim four 15 period BULLDOGS ME BACK Continued From. Page One.

doe to a tumble. When within" 20 yards of tile Princeton goal. on the extreme et side of the held. Howe dropped to one side and sent the ball directly Into Ktlpatricka hands. All the- latter had to do.

was to touch the ground as Iso 4 standing on the Princeton goal line. The touchdown was made at the corner and the kick. out at a had angle was missed. Those five points however. were sufficient to win.

and during the remainder of. tho game Yale played safe. In the last period the two teams kicked repeatedly. Princeton in tile hope of a Yale back and Yale In an effort to keep the dangerous Tigers from striking distance of her goal. Three times Pendleton tried to boot the leather between the goal posts.

It was the last hope. The Tigers could not gain consistently against the strong Yale line. and a goal trout placement successful ulmeant a score of" I to 5. Two of Pondletons attempts went wide of the mark. but a third kick truck one of the posts and missed going over by about inches.

Prla ceta Scores. Princeton scored a few minutes after play began In the opening italy fumbted one of laaiiuu' kicks and Princeton had the ball within yards of the coveted goal. After two attempts to advance the ball on end runs. PndlctoD dropped back for try' at goal from. placement.

lie was directly in front of the posts and the rrt throng was hushed as BallOJ In. to ld tT ball. UalloU poised the. spheroid and Pendleto sent it straight and true osor the bar. The day was Meal for football.

Aside from a flurry of snow from a passing Soud. the sunshine was continuous. Th aeatln capacity of the big a kltbSiS is 1 W' Every seat was taken. and nearly 1000 persons were standing within the mnclosure. White.

whS was left. end on the Prtnlteon line. played" a remarkable game. II. was down under kicks lilw and his tackling was hard lng.

an and sure. Howe ran the Tale team perfectly. On the other hand. Ballou. afterh had failed to gain with Pen- Tjay.

and SETS. pn game progressed. and. being able to Sin ground ntl fIV. Princeton eleven on the tn near the close of the nt t.

whoa the blue ya to The The teams lined Tale Third sano Tsis at Tale MERCER SCOUTS 11. ELEVEN 6 xaeon Oa November 8pecIal Mercer Scrubs defeated Georgia MIli' tary Academy this afternoon la one of the prettiest and smoothest' games of the season. II to. The start-off was rugged on Mercers side while O. U.

A. charged the line and around the end tor good gains neither side searing In first quarter. Second quarter. Mc- Kslgtat end. Alford charged the line for II and yard gains.

sad Bud- dtts end run made touchdown and a coal Ua driver end runs and a forward pies gave Mercer another touchdown. O. A. made their touchdown and goal la the third quarter Soddeth tumbling. Morrison rushed la yards to Bends.

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Uni Varsity of Tennessee defeated her an cent rival. Maryvllte college. this afternoon. 13 to O. In one of the fiercest and one of the most bitterly fought games ever seen na local gridiron.

Tennessee stored two touchdowns. and Fond. added a field goal. The star pla of the game was the capture of on attempted forward pass of Mary. viii.

by Halt Back Young. who ran 30 yards LO a touchdown. Two men were put out. of the game for slugging. The Up TENNESSEE Portion.

MJLRTVIliB. Latham 3 ft End Bohair Buvart Left Tackle Olbtxms Meoulon Left Guard RobIns. Buokiaghate Elklna. Canter Wilson PsnJalmd Right Onard OT Omaha. Kemi dyRlKlit End coeata Brauche Quarter Back Crawford Konde Right Halt Dodd Young LeR Half Taunts.

TompHn. 1 Full cfc pIfleto Some Time. I wish I had oil the time back So wish we all. when Jives grow I put In in my youthful days A a meerschaum pipe. MISSISSIPPI SWAMPS MEMPHIS ELEVEN' Memphis.

Tinn November 18 Dnl'- versltr of Mississippi defeated. the University of Memphis football team here this afternoon by a score of 44 to e. The punting of Mitchell for MIs. elsslppi. who kicked a goal for very down was the- feature of.

the' FHI8. rosltloe. HTMIBHTTt taft Jubon Carttr- Batter. Center wt Mum C.at- RUht Cobs' Ritbt TsrkIKissbpev KIsU Eod Wato 9uattar Back row siersMS Left Bait shiodle RISbt HaU. MII aal' bogus 6 io er foolish knavre been printing Nl rfiiAi mtstag tock nd plantation Iocga witn feet impunity.

Graceful lines and proportions make tnePeerless ousinea car tHat" is readily distinguished. Fulton Auto Supply Co. Show Rooms' 249 Peachtree Street. ATtANTA GA. In Peerless currS yery line and a i designed to add its part to the charm of the OTE nTf- tlil- JAKES-DRUGTREATMEIT It i C.

WJL ING iI toDoSct rifOl wt ftetaa alai DO 011 au UI" fllce proml m1n II ho thedMlc i uoera i 4' 0 hu IbT cte4. orek IhvemproT8deG iI toyoutreatmellt am' po. i It 11 iTf' tot the rt ueDUy. Jlttlee lwalIltlelInoue buttble II I 110 thaDt and vigorous. OU 11 toe.

un truly 0' ould I tet 6 A A A Itlv to d. pb" to 114 qolIll Jo of rttlncthl my u. me d. KO d. ha.

Io. ltbtIIJ :1. ofcornpondencelth har II ea. re thDO publioltybeCImy Tb1Qr01lImbound au. promlll.

of IUo. 1 a. IlI I. 00" a t. bt bappl.

MywUe red t. re 4 tb. relI and reJoJc. eat ltb a- aalI thlpatl te H. De.

Wt rl ore tlla. 11 ha III hublJd d. ul One. tbblb JltatJo. afth of thing 1 and Jo be me perfeeUy e.aI.o..pea..ot bI One It.

represe tremnt T' YoaUllaT II Ideatbe tldui srlle All. all becau. Jum tat balL1 Interest PI ctoro mOD deatlld Aloen ted ty 1. i' EDW A1ID a. 1Ir.

bowhe uld bOIlJa I. BIme Gentlemen-About ou Jm II' I. ou meut ed 1 I u. fjymorL I' 14ye1l rzmre dt en4. 0' 0 TOGCD hotall u.

Y01l0r auyoll. 1 ao t. ou au I. HOuIOIIrrI I. 1510.

Icer Neou Dft 17G Hyp dermlc CI Aam 152 J. aVL. hera ot tiate klilllef at' 8tthUu.ed ar i rm1cUt row zt a Of II 8aDtorlomaDa aiJ ODJ le4 der IIPoplar a. MemphlaTII RVARD FREsHMAN HURTINTHEGAME NuaT8. Noemhe1Z.

cbt hn rely iIo ltL. ala fte ItJa necltJa V. ldatth hopltalpvehl totlM a act uture 0 lo1abo 4eelllleclo. aUIlalaJuryleaUcht cono me to' tII14 com FmtALL Han el" I m. ted.

aDd hr njiJJ J1 Jolt Wh 41c1a. i' bJDI. anto Tl akepnc ell. 1' n' i q. lOT PROrrSTEn I ieS' il 4 2 irist 1'1' Mc cerLeader12 NO let 1I0f.

I Oe rCla' 1' alnt DuwaycaptItLot MercerfOQI ItwUJ ned f47. goto I aPll 8t Ilunaway I 1Dot. Teel hlcbbaa aWronc 7. Im Me. I au- 011.

Mh AlSONo LICKS. JACKETS 1J reeo I make. 0Ilea4ru. tbo I 0 VII 8rbllts D1' Bealle1Il to tII. COrt i bac.

I I re eU for 11I. 1m' hl brath ltb I Tb rtll. tJ em 1 ec Olld qua. rter. 1 ualng I at 1llIlt a1l4' orl ImproTemeDt Ref Bradley V1rct bole lie.

tofllc11ln outbhar UIup thlerep ia thlecam1Ji faChew I to tarU oult td a. nOD I. tbe' ID" toucl down. Vande. bUtwrlted 1 a I arter.

trl 14g' 0Al 0. lIucka1b. 11' for. rd pua. 11' I I p.

h. old 1 :1 over'f form. in. I th. nD cl aolre rei.

II vemerlta. ottoe belli It :1IIt.hn lfo a a I JC WUUam1 a i I Teeb. 11. toot ball alldmlDg Da r. adlY' ftr IIfI' COodlfalaa.tIm"l 004 idE rlll a Vnder1 ot .1.

fo tball. bIIIelgbt Of. Vand bUI bacitIe14. TbepuutlngduI bet" w. Neel.

am I thetadge ra a at' centeyj Spaldlllcln i 0 a k. If. ce eOba Jl pl. 1Ind a U- Id' the ryfe pIa 114 ID' lalntIfBII 1e4 e4. i i 4.

i HII17d Tee recantedtb. 1rt klC recI Oae an' 4 Go. fuD4 ah40. Usrektag. throubtackl It fol wan III.

Go. I. uIl4 Le. at ro u4 U1roO bacl ha. 0.

1 ntto VIId V. Ddy lI II4ecIWlth. eln 1 Brot MOrrtaoDlIIad It 14 0IIl 1. pta 01 1rra Il fflr. Iaru PUU II.

I1. op 1Jar4UMGorH nailed U1 J. 1 lf i2ffiOM CHICAGO QU senJ 1 atio 1alW orkTurnS We. tea NT 8 two- to. ChktrDJemty oetelldUDc fth 114 pIa by tharprtaeaA ccurac of Corllellpl70re rlt' I Quarte.

BaekBuUr I. ou Od h7 II. CO 1MUnw.thea JfIbtlD h1d ba baff roxlmll 0" Coalbere t. G. the GEORGETijWNWINS OVER VIR INI mber ot.

th th Itll ton Geor8e WDUDITeralt todayde tIIUnlnreky O. h. I atbl tClrJolIIlH3. I 01l 0 GaoretoW1l1OBorted gl tw tiT f4ackttGt al. pool.

CUl811An II. PI Left 00 :11 T. G. 1111. 00.

Hn 140 1. manl 11 I. 80 :110. 4 Drmo XII 7. V17maDPan 40.

TIm of mJ. eo EfSWiM lOWMAN" I. Se pegta throughtbe atbe a at. If. 11II AN Iborry I II Lott 0.

Ceo 11. c. BIaI1o t. Heard. Q1I.

Bra. aafRI I 11 8Oto I GU" Ref Cm v. aWl' C. 1. ol.

I 1 4 nl I t. a. te b' I 11. 1 d. od I rm 4 I 8 t.

tl Id Od I pi. ot I. B. 0 1" I. o.

tt I' No. 0 Oi eDaD ltt. De" pa Bra. hell Neeleklcl caL Sre Valldeblt I Tc alldVand tued 11 yare' TIn Ko.l- Ifo. throUgl ld aruDd I do.

Nel" cODvrt8 I gO Plteronanf klIllcbehlnd bl 0Dttrt. Jdle4. Iohno PUIt COmmo 40. reyerlllC ford pa Da. 104 DttedOmOI put tn.

yr. I th. Iaclet Io' bn a theWllUobw que. lea 11 DUbl ea th UIII t. ovlookla.

To bec. nt hal ovr four. Qute a Nel. aln Ilcked c. derbltll eb 0.

Purr hbl. 1 111" pJ Vand1roughtlt U-ad lIL Ne' ia. 1.4 Kom" Vardrllt. w. teD fored 11 Ioha 1 yar" mad.

ad thO LT p. Cmo t' hdl le pull of yar rdo 1" onderloldlllerl Maml oce4ctted. aul aulred 0L oth tdo. Nlym I Vallde1ltl. Tb Dt.

W- T. a. de. hOI aturth Hre OP' I T' vDlr I L. G.

cI w. 1It 1 t1 Jk e9 P1 a 1J Vb" T. Ul if. MIRN suf WJN WESJfl TIE nl Sw mpla i 4w cor t1y 28 NrhOPFI iii- ibi3 Mtnlt deNted theoI4 raUtrDJt ofWJD aeGnbT. arefJ ad lT pte a e.

wt coDfrDc eb. a pr r3 rl lnt tchdOD I. a. mluut' 0 PI. ad.

lIefo. fnt. IO eDe 11 ti to R' Ste. McGn culd tbe. mel tok bal t.

rII allo.t- nUly atht. totb tor p. attmped. cllf tle. WIIl1 Olyon cwba GUt attempt dl lk tb oyar4 U.

at rht fo" YAt EXPECTED BEArTICERS XvD OIl Novembrl1 Tbl Icto te. Ilnctoll thl. aternOD. ect e4lrth. todellt oDeW pl be prlnIPleha d.

del. a. no the well the. dUl pel 1 ttbY em ha 41a104 to Tbom. Shvll famoW bo fm a.

YaIhow tb 111. tlo IIlIdertok 1 ta1 beoeft lowledlfG Tued I fte 1 tte Ith t. drU Coo. C. rooDdedlt hamloDblp for.

totbaU pOII- blUe a J. cDJnC UPD. ch. wet b. 5tet HAS Gulfpolxixviitr lel.

1-------- det 0 Tl. I 11ew Orlen. otwllfhe ele alhough plaln Cod a fd che 1bIbe ll' upk ne 11. elep fotl I gae eve ourpl manag. Jou cunty tlr hvn.

ha I uferted h8. rr. I Dpwnobrllant Br ht fOlba thay I throub Tber eeo lfalDe Tulae I.trr to Ir la ab1ton bur men Paltl .14. ad holdlDI fqOe Ileop Plto. AU Cgbo Cr i e.

Su WlaRbt Gui. ar GOJl A letIBIt T.cl..B' Icl Tol" Lk M.e".II'.r Smt Lf Serln Kpll h. Q. NeU Ca. Ight Bk.

BltLI Hf 8k.c Wo. t. Fi Bc. Dv lept. i PLAYfD AND10SIHS LFE v.

Nombr I Coanlvl Pa lef hal bc Wet i tI JI Wtfg b1 cae alemoo. May Behay I te 11 acrlmaa peetlor me llouI retr. decl. IO te CO Wet VlrDI OD 0. deth tonlpt Svorl pn ttlled tat.

11' duing' It nankalnlf Inju Ith Wuhgt an Ier 01lD wa 1elloa. wek trmplrYoung formeMlcbl lfP Jou. Bnt tomorow. Bme tmt fl I nC lbr cep Pbarh' d. rdhe 0.

arbltet ad 1lte InupIL I I HA8v MSON 1 jU TILLUNSTAINED t1 I 8t iaF n. Mi. N1 lLn Baa ttb 11. flto the alonap Daut to4y 17 a 1 to' To toued 4. 11 Dut Ie 101 tlt 1a 1' kk' tn t1d T.

G. ODc' wtthl fbttD r4teot IOallnL n. hte 1. c. Bit0 I toa' plome tI Oi te J11noI bl.

tie rnedlk I 11 wh 1 Ob U. Dmotll. rae a. a CD 1" amplh h. toalo ce Pl 0 tedl g.

Dout fed 1 hlcb 1te4 IIII I plIlootbl WtTer pJ. Bad h. bptI beft Stua. UDeU Po. DT01 i 8e I.

BJ Hut. I. C. t. J' GI BI lt Ta LO Bl Ft.

t. nU Cpbl. C' t. P' Ba Xo PR I. I.

JR G. B' ob 10. I 1. .60 I. 1 UDl Wo4n tob- Fb a aol upi 1 CP.

Ce. I. T. 1. YALE.

CAN COMEBACK Ctinued Pae' One :1 d. tunb Wthin" Prllceto. go1 or. te leld fP Wy olr ell a' Iater oa a aatds PrlnctO Ifoa 1m. ala ba 11 med To.

lve 1uflclllt wIn anddunllstbo elner to YalepJae4aaIn th rlO rpeate IlncetoDI. bk. fmbl an Ta. I. a rrort lee from dltallo ga Tb.

tf Pndleto. trie bt betw11 I aa th I' hop. Tlg. a. ll.

alf fr placement I. at 1. To 1dletoll' twld tl0 thid trok 01 OTerl aboutSlcS Pnt t. mlutea aer pIa" bpn. pertd' tumbl.

fBIOU IC Prlllto ltl 0 eoetd oal' Ater attmpttodee I rll" bc tr oal plomell dlrU fllt po. It hU. BalIO kneltto holdthobaIL Bloupoloed PeDdt It t1lht aDdtru. tbba he aa ie tO Aide fm fu. OW palnc 10 aDelo.

11 ClltIUO. The Unlr. cpatly ot. th bl ampllita. 100 E.

a tke. nd. 11 10. pS wttb Illcloure Whi. who.

PeteoDU markbl pmL' ao. Ic' 1 Ightllllg tackln. Ddo te Yaletet prl te 1d Blou. atr be hd' faied. Ca.

diet pl4. There was rl of. pI. anl Fto apparently lost he. Yaie.

tule the COlltry. faster tile I PlnctoDOI. Oi uS- th. tea WO blu etled play a. T.

tea. Ile' up tol. TA lw tt. LS. 1 TI.

ZJ 81. Kd'- 11. PuL 11. It Z. hI rlol4.

It DI1 0. 0 W. 1 i. p. N.

Kre T. 0. TO T' TO e. .1. To CSvli 6KA Nob uSpL lb.

aeted Kl. t. eI a. I 0 PtU 1. 1 M.

a' 1 I A ch 4. 1 fo Delt a. quP. Q. Me lttr 4U.

m. ic Ce Len 1 4 Me 4. A tl tdO al thUlrd que 8atll hedU r' i J. t' ar. t.

Dtlt pt 1tprop cnOU te. ofR bPo j. I el' ONY N1F. uS Ts uk1i. ran.

oJ JT I' wb1ae. I that Ira 1 IBaQ. CO A' A. M. 1 rM fY MCIUIHICAUIM' 4 j' 1I OYRJt wWn J' uitr ati.

i er abtloal lalne. al a bottle a. l' than 350 IO" rr tt 11' haTe le Ua a rop oN T.a. FL BGC CLB a ot. ad Rbt u.

tSAGI KC' WK tOOP OFISGm' 1r. tllrc bisJ P. It the 10 say 1. PRO. 4eer1 cT 0' wmSr ou1 ODly' to tad 0 at lab PlOte0 mI of de.

your coo. tabl" with ah. 1. ntea t0 pJIC honest lanT for blaeycolltl mm. OIBFr oFBS WT Evebn4 II be.

tboab. CIIa4heVI. GOVJwou1 prmlt labc tb I I 0. aaU prllt4. eD Co.

aBtt BS' tKO oii t. UL PROOJ 1 1 0a WS I STG8100PROOF PC'COR WK'WK' I ErP ad" Uol Foi Qou I Full Oar Gla. JtJ WltlIOO Plf 30. 860 UT MOUDtaI Pf. Ii 154 i PTat.

Stoll04 Pot 400 1. 54 014 Mocnl10Pot LOS 1. SGBj PR KCK' WK I' Er Prpaid. Od Kentt kUO JH. SOO 140 US Fook 10 Pot.

160 50 ThompolISlet 1. 1100 50 Stl bted 1 Ot 00 Od RnatU i04 IfOO. blpeDt 0" FIS ReRNING attrHalp ore OurgOd mlmorthan pIe. yot tn. ever repor tII rturned' wel cheflltulldth tul amoUt au mlttauc Wnt Pc Lt.

Tompson' aghf Wskey SON' M. THOMSON. 11W. M8S et Ref A Lulile or u. Jr Compn MerDU1e.

gey tuln tM' a4ver ement1iJour 1r 1 ou gos Pket. vre wth ceulll. Jabe t. ll4 aracUv q. lty ASOL1r 1.

c. TNEE. TIMS MYIL' Iaxl. Tet. NOTember Tne hO an- ot nTa MarUI clega rllo 1 leret Le' mot bntl tough gae e.

011. loa Ilr Tellne ucbdo a lel4 coa 1. aoempte pu Ma vI. Haf a YOUIIg 3 Yaa toacbdwn. To m.

rput sl. Th lneup TE" Potl. JY 0 e. Our B' Buck. Ekle Wloo Pad H.

Gu Cl. It GNXOyRlt Ed eh Qrr Bk' Fode RI. Rat. :1 IH Sme Tu wh I. ba.

bak- le rp. l' rt rl lp. MISIIPPI SWAS. MEPHI EE. rnNo mbe1.

a- ert at. MIa lppl dtt tl. UDJTerlty Jemtb. tem. I ntr I Ielppl Cled e1 vr' 40w.

tbf caD" T. 1 WL hll. C. fw. ICp Ca CI Rchl E.

0. Bk. LoIJlf 1. lHO I 8o I MII l. 01.

Mc' o. tl4 f. eOlltiltr Ig bog. p.o. were Inv T.

prtntll' matq 11lItaUoI ac tn p. tetJmpult O. a i Gfac flle4n erless clis 9rt rs' i nd ur turei iSt tJ' t' tit iisi dir ci tn tae Cb gis1ed. W9fh i1g uto 1ppt I 9Ai I i 7 TIlE CO1cSruui1ON ATLA GA. UD4Y NOVEMBER 18 191O.

OFFICIAL tBut In- man wa lb. aaysl you so t- To- thu and niec con I nuentelty ow use wh Thi let I 1 I has are ki iRa I1bd Weed his ii F' aay4my 0 Se'- as a en penfectlybapPy is also speaks of Sinai butr4 tlu gi0n becausJ'4ij to' andagain vuvatment i. tand no i yousuecesa Jam iains here 1 I FcarestEaPras u. Sanatorium. Dept.

bw IL- in with thYaie i Th be i' gloomy Wife sa hI 5niis spwecIsh P4 re sdiet 1k. 1 W. s5 U. eot1klres. IuTftTTji DenIes Ch MercerLeader.

acoib. I 1 I let- end ihe rere I. ni dores the lici i theTiger jrouiplng straight I Ccl. of tifginia Outh livad his tIll I kfld a as tb tut Ld I me now iQ I favorby ei tefls I th au repeate lty' latter1 Tech1 finslly1 15 to in- 6 1. 5.

16 tnt. JetkIe S. 4 puisur i toe a a foQ jads. puLig th- l3 Utn lS-7ard line. Gores the gusner' RNELL fROMCHICACO Ithaca y.Novemberll.-Cerneii I I Th 13 I.

I I a 15- lIght rushed doe VIRCINIA ee3 a55 I I tttbioas r.ais..tll uig. Kiwls. Itlslut sIt TakleG 5twrdi. Qenr Bokliotukw viress. 011 BorkJs Iron I fr.

tiof It eetYocj. Dossli e. lad II bed VmIgrtleit I rnysilLft rt Good. VdsrgtsiRislut In tinO CI sot bs ilai St. lbs Is sd Os 0 ii.

to ho 1 LI. he to tO 510045 it. lhs 0. ibis oo koS. it.

5. ci Meris. Rn. 10 fo convertedit two it. seat Commodores of I.

game-ceded leapt. Black----- nanRaft Tackle------ tuhross tart Gsa sitaldiag csl Moeos. etetall Maclair Right Gecs. nO a. a R.

MostOin Ba mis. veSt Batk Summarl-Rsfine. Vw. hs. noa a.

Bo. isrMrsoui Bin MINNESQTAmS WESTHNTffLE hi. ilwh- cousin ls-c of. toO 28 iconsInline Ste before 1 had a- wald IS i Ion when 0 ew ofthe I the Yale glvthetsm reeL OYEO Migs Five Itoochuinwosacid a. tell eltir gai 0inmlAlIve Cpt Risbt hea Manslog nmmw.

Smith lo ANDLOSTHISLIFE Vs. I- V. est ap lnqcOoJ ClisJeinfl thu 0 I me penmive. PUROZiD tiiitw RWFIc bed in ad is Cle bs. ths.

w5s di I fin. di sd Iir stOw edV0d. I PAY EXPR3S S. p. Ad esti 4' sprL1ss 4 Ii rLJs cuN Rsk Psal et Es.

Li. more looso ems SO3zP1QIMOD 301 OWRRD AS pOOuCt53 751 weisytes 1. I 0 I The we I 0 a Green team I roca on I Dertmuths 55 were kept for Yale's Satursa linnu End. IiallemSs. GuardWiltineve 0100.

yaw. GmszLEicOk WIthIncos. mo. Levejey o. pisbtd Wi IsgOcsQfl Pierce- Revolves.

P. 5. Booth- JohusoaRishi Pal----- l5Dutmouth 0. It In A CO cell l4 Exetsm. hoed TIme.

CANCOME PageOne the-latter woe I I I meant Priecese 20 a directly great knelt hold the cloud. seating amcpkitlBoaler 15000. lightning hi after dieton. seemed pussOad. no ysrlety plays pninretOU heart- quite contrary.

grew as gain eonsistentiy. Rent the defensive contest. as satstied sure. as follows TALL POsiti- FR1NET0W. giheulokt BedWbul Teebls5ve0.

inieoorth eil Left Oatd Wll05 Vctas Okinmiul Wltemmt3il5 pool. 5.015..RC IOtkI. wire loin. Qosolw LeOnltit 01kBPsdlslcs Bolesparta BesTs. timls.

Doming. psli Ton.blOe. KlIpametrk OmI torn pl. OOeol. posdism.

W. 5. 151155 iymisity ropes. e. Polk Smesi' Tbola' 005cr.

3. P500. 504151. lied lhmii0it. Moot.

CU ci go Th5 5 5O5. 4 t5rnlonBe oO. Best psis4. Fits. 3.

5. psisd 0. Tal. e. PrIae 0.

Tila PoSeth perIod. S. Sisal sere. 545mm 3 II Go M. ELVEN6 IL tar S.

1 45th 5 Use-driver inaIisdlI in the beOrses zwerk 1r- i n28 litAsiaktZuLi IiiIhLJNffEDSTATiS' that wiIl place the- foflewlkg gsaenteo Os and EVER battle 4' 3 of whiskey they sell. en4 Iim is the T3SOMPBON BTWGUT WHISKEY COItFANT. 1 WVIAVULH CT. 3 I frN 0" We wtll gladly pro that the obeys statement is tins eneour records show that we kin. never sold of whlakey bat was Iced PROOF ER 0VRRNGTH that have never used a drop of IVEUTRL SPIRITS AITJPI4AI.

FLAVORI3G ARIFIcLs L. OLoRIj4G or any ether dded aubetanse ST AI1ThflKENTUth WHIS KEY 22 Many flmnj refer to their brandsas bng5uij regbJtm1fl pf Government Proof etc. but they Do Nol' see PRoor. hewould gi demand your dealer that good. be labeled above guarantee 033 etO tug good money whiskeycontiin ONE TOrWOFIFTRs WATER.

Bverybrsnd I we 2STanJDo ROwsndoaver i 100PROOF PURECORN Prep id Two 1 4 Full Quarts 11 Quart. Giasj Bottles. Wbit100 Proof 4305 5 575 350 350 035 Private Stock 315 Proof 1100 Old Medicinal Proof 1450 STRMGllT1OO I 100 I 100 Thompsonselecl. leG 400 LuckyStom. 1 Heservebottied4wbond AI sftrrece1pt ofordur.

ncustmors 111WMaInSfr f. reJmpanyrMoreat yo ie Pl sl I oet Tul play HaU.aC1C Left TIckle. KeousdyRigbt l. Beck back- c. ELEV F2 BovCrnbar23TjT hdown gaMe.

WiSSI Romk. ass flndisgoitTaocalUr 110155 WbitsnItOft Oost4Colet 501k----- Asea floarSCob tharnboa 5 BmabRight NmttQsortr BethBg P. tht HolfXIiflsl BnekFill Dankve0 TevobdO.O. shislfo I part. 1110011 2.

Pc. Ia. Ocols foeS issthtsa BIlaudU 3 0Ity. Beth. Ties 1 petted.

13 01000. Racsu iiciaiO VadebiIt Vs. pits Toes. P111 Does DreBomi. The counterfeiters arTeetedlfor mak- Ing S-pesos sgua nOtes Ph noig Nisa and pv- feetlmpunlty.

4 I 1' I v- I. 3i9 an InPeerless yery1ine the Peerless curyatureiis ousine a addits. wlio1e ATLANTAGA. I c' 1.