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nur aus inpdr3sn peIS.n fem. mob
reno Der libel Den Muff nit toitbos
rem SpiBsn uno Seibeng.psbsn gu
hef.ben pfleats. Gigsntii6 uber Be-
otnnt Die 9eftihts bes Muffs srIt
nit ben saesn bes junssn 8oltdir..
Ga eaHS Ydris oarIbcr la6te, odB
bic !6errsn hsr Sd0pfIns ibre 9dnos
in elmer R0bre ppn 9slJmsrt periitd@
ten. Die rmustuI0isn 6duffe" hdt=
ten ,s ia aud n0tig. marin ssbalten
gu tperben. 9amaIs trug teine Jrau
einsn duff. 9as mar in ben 2agsn
Der Rsgentfdaft. uno bic gauge NeIt
mo6te fi4 ub.r bieie tomif6e Serz
renmOos luitis. Oi. 3sihner snts
tporfen biFiee 3aritaturen, uno bic
9idtsr i6risbsn fatirifd. Spnstts.
Der Grfols NOR Bel bsiosn Der aleihs
= nGmli9 gar %teiner; oenn islbit
Der Rssent iddmte iid nidt, BEL ben
0ffentli6su Gmpfdnsen nit sinem
duff gu srfh.insn. ll.brigens trus
gen ibn bic Stuser III in ben Soz
Ions. Grit oann selungIs Der Muff
auf oie StraBs, aIs bic Grouen fi9
fein.r bsmddtisten. 0urd iie purbe
CT isinem natiirlid.n 3wtd. pisosrs
geg.ben; er purbe pieoer elm Shub
eessn bic llnbilo.n bss Wstters.
S4on our 53sit. oa bi. Mdnner
niegpS 6erdt" hdunbubteu. per,tns
esst.u fid Ole a~.itfp.ilis u~nsebsur.n
Dim.nIionsn oss Muffs. uno bic
9am.nr.lt ib.rnabm ibn bereits in
feinsr normaleu @robs. aber ldnge
53eit belt hiefe nitt an; bsnn in ben
Saqen Der 9ieb.rmeier qudlts iih bds
i66rs 9si6ledt nit rMamottes"
ab. oie an erot.ster Oimsniion ibr:
@or9Gngsr aus Der Oirettoir. iaft
iibertrafen. Der erobs runbe Duff
paBts sbsn ni6t i6lsdt gu Der breis
ten. bebdbigsn Sisur Der 8rinoline.
Seine 9erri9aft purbs abssl0It bl11
oen Mintaturmuff, pie sr Dor Dr.i
bis bier Sabr5ebnten Mooe mar. @r
mar elm. snee. tur5e 9iiGe, Die taum
ben Sinesrn %einissn S6uB seipdbrt..
Wis itidt seeen ibn Der erobe Duff
ob, Der bsute Mooe 1T, unb Der ni1t
nur bic gauge 9ano, fonosrn ielbTt
Den unterarm nod nit bsl6iist.
Ollie pel5drtsn: 2u6s, Gbin6iId,
3obsl, Stunts. Studs uno Ssrmelin.
iinn oertreten. Die idonften Muifs
uaer Mooeepoden ~beitanoen ME aus
elmer cin5igen psl5iotte; 3tpei uno
mebt 8attuneen Der oeridieoeniten
petStiere muBtsn ibre Saut b%ergeben.
UNI Die Sdnbe elmer i6onsn Oume
gu IAirmsn. limo ais ss Mooeaeieb
purb,, oab Der Duff esnau nit BEN
Gefumttoltiim ub.reinsuItimm.n 5ats
te, "a fam man auf ben @eoonfen,
Die 5ele gu fGrben unb gu .br.ns
men,. Neben Dem Wuff aus pela bat
iid aber auh Der aus leidten Ssis
benitoffen gsfertiste elm. St.auns err
ebert; Dor alien in @efe1fddft uno
i'm 9beutsr. Seio. unb foitbore
SpiBsn, Samts uub 8%rotate, uno
nidt 5utest plii6. ite ale iinb oans
t.nspsrte Stoffe, nit benen ii9 Elm
biibi6.r duff audi obne pelsp.rt
Der tslen ldbt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-07

lung, bi. bier bic SpiBenz R.p.rs unb
/. b~al6longen Q.rnsI sinfniisn. Oi.
Bluff. i.Ibft 1T perbdItnismdbig elm
adj. Der 6alsnusfhnitt 1T nit
5hotvnipiBs ousasfiIlt, ipnmit aud
i. Sront Der gtui. p~e-3isrt 1T. 9iei.
9lui. aus tpeibsr MsiIClins pnst pors
iigIid gu eincm Rod aus f6pcr3sm
Sdmt.
Ginfahhsit uno S~nbipiouoIitdt iino
sci benz i'm nGhIten gilos (5ig. 81
oorgefubrten ainoertI,ibdsn in a.s
ihidt.r gDeiit tombiniert. ON hi.
lang. Goill. Ihliebt it'd Elm ~tur3er,
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0cner McfurS.
Ter S5benilus hes 0nftihifiers @arrps
In {uniS.

EHHNNl'"B W. %Hf'uhltSAS
In Tunis.
l1eber 8arrcs lebtsn 606enflus
miro aug Sunis tsriGtet: Sci ieinsm
oritten WerIuh eroberte tiir5li9 Der
5lieger Gurros nit 1901 Wleter ben
Sobenretoro; er NOR gu oiei.m
3pede na4 Sunis eetommen, in Der
6offnung. BOB er bel Der miloen
9empsrutur oas i9pere 3iel, nab
benz er itrebte errcidsn ipiiroe. Sc
gen mittag periamrel:e 9drros. err
mutigt ourd Elm prdhtiges Wetter.
sinen 6immsl BON punber6crer &larz
beit, cine Itrohlenoe uno iparme Son@
ne, bic Mitglisoer oes &omitees. oas
ieinen @eriu6 %pdtronierts, uno be-
gab ii6 in oen 9:ppoorpm 9afars
Soio, Der in eiren 4srorrom pers
panoelt noroen mar. Inter Der Qeis
tGng Der Mitgtisoer oes 8omite.5
unb Der 8srtrster Ser Beetle ihritt
man raid CUR 0erTie9slung oes 3d.
rograpbsn. I'm II llbr 10 Wtin.
Iteigt Gdrrrs in psdftigsm 5lu9e in
Die 00he. Sisbsn Minuten ipater
mar .r troB Der aIarbsit uno Our9s
li6ti9teit Der ItmoIpbdre ZEN 9liden
sntihpuroen uno ielbit nit ben be-
ten 6ernglGiern nidt mebr gu ents
oeden. Run teedrn las Warten,
nobel 6offnune uno &n9it itdnoig
psdfeltsn.
Sc IGnasy oie 4bpefsnb,it o.s fibe
nen piIoten oatert, beito grSb.r miro
Die In9it. 8umal % io9ar feline 2eute
.rnitli6 unrubig purben. Cine Stuns
be tpar isit hem 9eginn oes Nufitiez
9es %perronnen, uno mar iub Den
uneri6rodenm sslieger nod INNER
nidt lpisber uuFtauden. Gnolid. UNI
l ubr Is min. tommt Der Mos
noplan i'm Shpebeflug ers ben
Wolter bsroor. Gin Seuf5sr Der
Grleidtsrung tpeitet ieoe gruit, uno
man itiirmt sur 2dnoungs1tels. Sn
Dem Iu9snblid, no Der S%lugcppardt
pieoer Den 9ooen b.riibrt, 1T ss l
llbr 20 Nin. sd bin big gu 5801
Yteter geIangt". ruff 3ar-os freuoi9.
ySh hdbc pisoer msinen Retoro".
Ter beioB ibn betanntlih friiber
i6on, muBte iit ibr absr bon 2sgd9s
neur. Der $3.50 Wl,ter bob flog, ents
rslben IaHsn) Die g.naue llnteriu=
dung oeS gdroerapbsn Ssigt, hab
ore dngeg.bens 60be tdtfGdlif err
rstht pprNn 1T. Ter Wppardt nit
i.Inen unero,rIebrten WdhsIegeln
lpuroe Iofort noh poris g.fhidt.
Wdbreno man ibn umringt uno Be-
eIldounfdt, ,rsdbIt 0drros tur3 Den
fur6tbaren Sampf. oen sr bel oen
lssten 500 Nstern aeaen Obnmatts=
uro ShpinosldnfdiIt tdmpfen
muBte. rGs oauerte iebr Ianoe uno
mar geraoesu ftredlid", fdete Ct.
BORT ohtH bsrriate p~onitGnoioe
Ruhe; teiH 2uftsu1 rpebt., uno Der
4pporat tonnts iiG nur iebr ihrp.r
faIten. Sonit bate id nod nett
mehr leiften tonn.n, Seun id bate
unt.r adIts nitt i'm ~e.rineifen su !eis
oen. % Die nisbrieite Ssmperotur
MIR II @roo unter Rua bs.ruq."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-07

pliifiert,r Rod. Der oben BON ,in,m
breiten @iirt.I aus bluu uno peit
seitrtiftem. nit ouutIersm 9lnu Elm
3eiaBttm 0iirteI btQrtu3t miro, tpdns
ysno Der Stoff o.s 9l.ioes orou.
5lau.r Serge IL. Sin Sod aus Der
leitrsiften Gtios. s~benfolls nit bum
teIbloutm 9ti>s psriebtn. bat born
zine ob9trunostt W.rtiefuna. Die
iur3en Nermtl bnben MufIhlGos aus
Stin.. lin ben 0als ls9t fih Gin
Spibentraatn.
Gin ,iufohss 9I.io fir nlIa,mtinen
@ebrauh ttitt ms i'm I.bteu glib,
CSi1. g ,ntg.aeR. Ter Stoff 1T
tabotbyauntr Ssret. Der gsfab mel
ser Serat uno fhotti't tatriert.
Seioe. nit graun0,Ib uno Rot. To-
ME ,tpos Shlrdrs, ala Sfdrbsnmis
ihupo. 1i,ft Seioe purbe fir otn
qrao,n. untsr Dem cine rote Geioeue
fhleif, ottniipit 1T. fir Rem S.rsiFtn
an SbtrdrrsI. RE Wdnihttter uno
zine @rrte Der Suni'o o,rpanot uno
1T iibtraII BON benz lpsiben Seree
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81. 9inOlabr's Sanitarium
Ghieaas. sue.

Ter geiunehettsraih Der -SsIispsa- feroert etn
src5ariiaes grSiebunesptri In Eienhe ber Ieioenoen
Renitbtti. SeiH Rath III OeIoes Dertb Hub In oen
nsiiru fdnen e~euieeHe, ~eerIsrsne 0einRebett uie
esrsubrinaeR Gnoere JdEe ~btn1eaen. pel6e au'
hfperen erbitdhen aotr eriuorbentr 0fIahunseH bes
Hhen, beTern Rn Hur iehr inwer ober gar Mot. ieIbn
BEL naiurIider H~ebeneueife une better Selbftbebanbs
luna. On ioIfen 6dneu fne bic hroHiihsH Helas
iunpen ob.r Berstftunssn 70 itper nno pie 9es
benSSraffe 10 inipan. ea6 be 1etifrafte oes
Rorters flo Mot 81 entinieeeneR 1stIirtieH a~ufrafeH
ibnnen. Scihe sane eehoren IN cine CUTE eeuti1e
RaturhtiIautaIt, no ale uathrlihen 6eIiniffeI IN
anwsnouna estraft ueroen, iuei4e ben Rcrper trdts
tiaen une ~rtinieen. Sn unfersr RaturhsilanftaIt ae
brautsn mir entt. une gonnsnbdbsr. eIeftrtjAs
eiAtbaber, HnetPt'td eHaierfnren. 4tdfs
furen. HlafIaoe, C~feopatbie, ~Hellapmuafttf.
9pn' bopatbiihe uno ueeetarii6S 6siImitfef unb ane
anosren uaihrlihsu nefIfatluren. lebsm Hrantheitss
faue wiHsnidbaftIih aHaepa6t. uns ioaenannien nns
t~etlbnrtn Rranibetttn. uie GMpinofuht. Rrebt.
6piIeSfie. e.. NttuetanA. Hdbmnneen. 1hes
petite, ..DterbouS Nrohrnticu'. 4cce motor
aifaEia nfp. fnb btilbor iOlauae nrd 3sbeuss
truH asnua oorbauben IN UNI auf bic SehanbIune
teaatreu Al f6nnen. uHh iolanee bk Seritbrune
te~bensipi6tlaer Orsane ne6 niAt su nett iortaeinrit'
en- IN.
DIR. Lindlahr's Sanitarium.
sos attbiamo NouIeparo. 0bteaeo. 9as.
. 3inbIahr. N. D. 4trsitor.
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,saurplan Der 0Dlt., Burlington q
QmiMtl Giienbahn.

SabnbOf: Ode 2. uno Yearl.StraBe.
N1rblida fabrenee SH8e.
rs Mor9ens - go. Al, Shnensua nod
Ct. Taul unb Minneapolis.
$50 Norsens - 9io. 40. Oriental Gimfeo
bGIt nitt in tleinen Stationen an.
s:4G Bormittags No. SO, 2ptalSug nod
ct. Yaul unb Miunenpulis.
5:45 Nahmittuys - $40. 81, Nortb Hacifie
grpres. fabrt iiber bic y. 3. pom Nin.
ueapoIis aus.
2holid3 fabrenoe SR0e.
10: 05 Nahts - RI. 4S, Shneu,ua uaG
Chicago unb ct. Souls.
3:15 Nadts No. so. S1nelSus naG
Chicago.
i0:45 8ormittdss SO. "a, 2oiasus.
1928 Nahmitta9s - No. SO, Ghnelsua
nod Chicago unb ct. &ouis. bdlt MD
in fleIlen Statiomen an.
1925 &benos - go. h8, Sdnel8ug nnf
Chicago.
Vile 4Iae fahren tasIih,
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3pungeuen uno grn5i0Ien bes 3irst
tpire uno Solbempirs, bic n,u.n toll
liert.n Gormen. bel oenen bic Sir
tsllinie teibt betont 1T - Il. al. ba
ben ibre 8erehtt9ung. 4ud in be5uQ
auf 6orm uno 3ieie oe5 9ecol.ttes
mag iebe Dame pns ibr 3uilg.nos
tpdblsn. 6%erporhebsn modteu mir
baB lebr tiefe Hiitennusidnitt, Be.
born perbdltnismdBig bobem 0ecoIs
lete MODERN limb. Sn Der 4ermeIs
frog. sntideiost eig.ntIi6 oi. 6orm
Der 9oilIe. Die fsbr tief bstollstiers
ten uno aus ben I,ifteiten Stoff.n
eeurbtitst.n gaIltleiosr limb pietfah
innsn in Der peiten Qrrn0ffruno itatt
oes QsrmeIs nur nit timer Wofte
3artfarbiatn Gbiffons gsfHIIt. Tsint
Sdniirclen, bic unter btib.noer
Steinen oeri6rpinben, bdltsn oo
9leio iiber ben StuItern felt. Sn
bisi.m GolIe muB aud i'm 4usihnitt
Elm @ummiThniirfsn ongsbra6t p.r.
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bauldten Oberdrmel aus ei9enforbis
gem Chiffon i6lieBt iid Elm eng an.
lisgenoer unterdrmsl ooer Wonibstt.
aug benz &Ieioftoff. bs'.Bt NIT an0ps
fen. Nm GlIbogsn lit cine Spissns
psr3ierun9 eingeieBt. Die BORN ofs
Fsne. sinfohe 9unita fdllt ibsr eirsn
sbsnio sinfahen Rod.
Bel osr i'm ndhitsn Bib. Ggig. ~
1ejsiqtsr gIuie aus WeiiaIine tommt
Jie 9orlisbe fir Rufden Sur 9els
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GntrIf.t. 6rou proFsi=
for (b.mertt, oab Elm 9oa.l btn Sut
hires @att,u bsihmuBD; Wis uus
hontbar! Chen erft fdit bu o.in oros
res Wsrt u5,r bic @o9.Ip.lt p.rofs
ientliht!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-07

Sn 9ufIano btitdno,n i'm
SABRE 19ll 672e GoopsratipetisIls
i5ait,n ocG Qoniumenten.
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.tnen eepiTfen mi!itGrifben anftria
i'm S6nitt une geiog. Cine einfode
BLUE bat borne f9mnls 8uriidesfdld>
gene Rebers aug .~issnforbigsr Ssio.
uno beqrsn3sn cine 0site nus BEN
aIsioitoff, nit einem in sFdlt4en az
leoten Queritrsifen aus Ssioe. Cine
4n3nht Soutnhsftreif.n, nit Clos
fn6pF6sn an ben Gnb.n. Inufen bon
ben R.bers Biz gum QsrmeIsinfdb oui
Der ShuIter. Qn ben ettuas az,
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6abrplan Der GbieasO & 3Ortbs
ipelteru 8abu.
Eatuhof: Cd. g. unb gine Str.
9sa1;h $50 SOrmittass
osrsnh 1910 Nahmlttags
S'''"' HOO abenbs
m.aG4 sos Mursena
osbsrs 1920 Radmtttass
5.45 Hahmittass
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ein9efnbt. Qfs 9srai.runs fir bic
runoen 3od.n on 9unitn uno Sb.rs
GrmsI bienen ihpar3. SeioenfnOpfe.
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6abrplan Der GbieasO, Miilw. &
ct. Yaul Gilenbabn.


Nbfobrt Nntunft
2:20 BORN 12:45 Haht&
$50 Sorm 4:17 8orm
Ntnena, 6:35 Sprm 1855 Born
Ct. Haul une1 1855 SOrm 1910 Nahm
WinneapoliS 500 Hofm 1885 Natm
6:35 Rahm $40 Nadm
1900 gebtS
6:25 @orm
Sparta, IISe Sa aX4m 80 H ~
M;tr,. $50 ctafm 6:25 Hahm
~ 49,, II :05 Had1tS 12: 80 NahtS
""' s'"uS' 1850 Notts 245 gtahts
3:45 Eprm
gubuaue G0:3O Rabm 1920 &orm
ano iiibiid $3.50 Nahm 5:l0 Gotm
Huibfprb 1920 Gorm 3:45 Nahm
uno fpeftIid 7:45 Nadm 1920 Born
&ene 8liee mad unb BON Der
Yacificfii tie.
Hah benz Nelten:
Ro. is (DIpmpian) fontmt on 6:25 Mor9ens
fdhrt ab 6:35
10. II (%goluntbianl fommt ON 8 :05 Nbenos
fdbrt ab $40
Efoh benz Often:
no. 10 (Dlpmpian) fpmmt an 2 10 Radts
y > f1brt ab 2:20
no. l8 (gplumbinn) tommt on | 40 Hnhm
fGhrt Obj 80
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a"'""n a'tssr'
Eabrplan Der 0reen Bau 4
Weltern Giieubabn.

Babnbot: Ode Breen 8np StroBs uno Der
Rprmor goolp 2nnbftraBe.
init Nusna5mt oeB
Sonntaes.
Tsr BUG p.rIdBt Ga Croft. $40 Roraena
hntuntt in Niar bIano ........ $40 Born.
Nrcabin .....,.,.1 1920
Snoepenoenee ..... 1898
&hitehau 1888
Blair .1f.OS
Merriqnu =. ......i2.N
Ter speitli6 fahrenes Sus
Serld6i gRerriuan ........... 100 Radm
Blair ............. LAT
Ghiteh ID. .......... 2.03
Sroepenoenee ........ All
Grenbia ............ 2.96
Narihlann .,........ 800
auIunit in ga grcfe ........ 4.40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-16
Sudden Change for Worse.


rome, April l5.-Once again +horo
has been Il sudden change for tho
worse in the condition of Popo pins
~ IL is changes such as this thar
nave repeatedly transformed the feel
ms or optimism regarding the Pope.s
recovery into one of grave anxiety.
IN the knowledge that each occurrences
"lthdraws something from the vital
forces Of the Holy Father.
Notwithstanding the reassurances or
Professor Marchiafava, n careful watch
IS being kept on the Vatican. and there
is doubt that the "satlsfactory gen
eral condition" Of the Pontin as re-
ported by the doctors, Is borne out nv
the facts
The temperature OF the Pope
which throughout almost the whole
DAY remained at 81 degrees, in Itself
indicating depression and weakness
rose in the early evening to 100. and
later to 102. The bronchial symp-
toms. which at the morning eXamina-
ton were found TO be diminished. pre-
scnted new and grave features this
evening. The affected zone on the left
side OF the chest was further con-
sested, with a possible area of con-
soldation--one of the signs OF pncu-
monia-and the sounds within the
bronchial tubes were more pronounc-
ed
The attending physicians ordered a
special ARCHAEOLOGICAL examination OF
the sputum to ascertain whether it
contained infectious material and the
nature of the detritus that threatens
to block up the lungs.
Dark Reports In Circulation.
The darkest reports are being cir
culated. one being that the Pope is at
the point of death and that Father
Agostine Pifferi, an Augustinian monk,
has been ordered to be in readiness to
bring to the patient the last commu-
Mon, this being the prerogative OF his
Office.
This appears to be an exaggerntion
of the situation, although undoubtedly
the Pope's condition is much worse, as
he did not take sufficient rest to-day
and over-eXerted himself. as he had
done on previous occasions. This re-
suited in general prostration, elevation
or the temperature and inability to re-
tain nourishment even the very light
est nutriment.
The arrival in Rome tonight Of
Angelo Sarto, the Pope's brother, was
interpreted I'm some quarters as a GER
tain sign that all hope had been aban-
doned. AS n matter of fact however,
Angelo Sarto left his own village on
his journey to the Holy City long be-
fore the present setback of the patient
occurred.
Prof Marchiafava's visit to the sick
room tonight lasted forty minutes.
When he left the Vatican he was be-
sieged for details, as the aggravatlon
Of the Pope's condition was already
known, but he renewed his assurances
that the situation was not grave.
The Spanish ambassador to-day Wis
tied Cardinal Merry del VAL the papal
Secretary OF State. and inquired re-
garding the progress of the Pope in
the name Of King Alfonso. AT the
same time he said he had been dele
gated to express the feelings OF the
Spanish royal family for the kind
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-16

disappearance OF Joseph wiiberforcc
Martin. the Memphis man in London
April 3. is the belief OF n Hi Martin.
his brother, who arrived in New York
yesterday.
Mr.; Martin was accompanied by Fl.
Martin Dunacombe. his nephew. and
they sailed for England at / O'Clock
TINS "wednesday morning on the Cam
nania. after spending the day at the
Waldorf Astoria.
He declared that his brother on
April sent his family n cable message
saying that he had that day closed Il
deal involving the sale Of 10000 acres
OF cotton land in Arkansas are Ten
nessee valued at more than 500 an
acre. to an English syndicate 1t was
understood that the deal was made
through his agents. Bousted & An
derson. London broking and banking
hrin
"Tha, nighe." lie said. Joe disap-
pcarcd"
Then he told how ] Lockart Ander-
son. a member of the banking firm.
had been the family's only source of
Information since his brotheNs tlisap-
pearance. but declared that Anderson
had sent them absolutely no word con-
ccrnins the several millions which he
believed must have changed hands Z,
close the land sale.
Joe was no Rube." Mr. Martin de-
clared hotly This puts Anderson in
an awful hole When / got to Lon
don lie viii have to do Nisiness with
me In a hurry"
Anderson. he said, came to the United
states last December to look over the
cotton lands in the interest of the
English syndicate. and was visitor
at the Madden homo in Memphis for
several weeks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-16

Analysis Of. Grape Nuts shows Potas-
SUM and PHOSPHORUS (Which Join and
make Phosphate OF Potash) is consider
able more than one-half OF all the mineral
salts in the food
DR.. Geo. w. Carey, an authority on
the constituent elements of the BODY,
says: The gray matter Of the brain is
controlled entirely by the inorganic cell
of Potash). This salt unites with albu-
men, and by the addition Of oxygen Gre
ates nerve fluid, or the gray matter of
the brain. OF course, there is a tract Of
other salts and other organic matter in
nerve fluid, but Potassium Phosphate is
the chief factor and has the power within
itself to attract, by its own law of affinity,
ali things needed to manufacture the
elixir of life
Further on he says: The beginning
and end Of the matter is to supply the
lacking principle, and in molecular form,
exactly as Nature furnishes it in vegeta-
bles, fruits and grain To supply de-
hciencies-this is the only law of cure"
The natural conclusion is that if Phos-
plate of Potash is the needed mineral
element in brain and you use food which
does not contain it, you have brain fag
because its daily loss is not supplied.
On the contrary, if you eat food known
to be rich in this element, you place be-
fore the life forces that which nature de-
mands for brain-building.
Mind does not work we'll on brain
that is broken down by lack of nourish-
ment.
A peaceful and evenly poised mind is
necessary to good digestion,
Worry, anxiety, fear, hate, ETC., ETC.,
directly interfere with or stop the flow
of Ptyalin, the digestive juice of the
mouth, and also interfere with the flow
of the digestive juices of stomach and
pancreas.
Therefore, the mental state of the indi-
vidual has much to do (more than sus-
pected) with digestion.
Brain is made Of Phosphate Of Potash
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-16
ALL INVITED TO
VISIT UNIVERSITY
Delegates to Richmond Confer
ence Will Be Welcomed at
FREDERICKSBURG.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Oh patch.
Charlottesville, Va. April l5.-Dean
Page, on behalf of the University Of
Virginia, has sent an invitation to the
members of the Conference for Educa-
ton. now meeting In Richmond, to
visit the university before leaving the
State after the conference is over.
Several years ago the members Of this
distinguished body came to Charlottes-
vile from Richmond on n special train.
1t was found that such an arrange
ment would be Impossible this year.
owing to the unusually extensive pro-
gram. SO DR. Page issued general
invitation to the members. hoping that
many OF them would find 1t convenient
to stop here for day or two.
a number of the members of the
faculty will attend the sessions OF the
conference as delegates from the uni
versity. They will pick the days on
which meetings of peculiar interest to
them individually. from the point of
view of their special fields of study
and investigation will be held, so that
the university will have several repre-
sentatives at the conference on every
day OF It's meeting.
The next large conference of special
interest to the South at which the uni
versity will be represented and lin
which members OF the faculty will take
part. will be the Southern Sociological
Congress. which Will meet at Atlanta
Ga. April % to 96. This will draw to-
gether from many parts OF the coun-
try social workers, students. teachers
and men of affairs who are interested
in the big social betterment move
ments of the dav
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thoughtfulness OF the Holy Father,
who, while i'll and while the whole
world was trembling for his health.
had sent his congratulations to the
King for his escape in the recent at
tempt against his life
Official Bulletin.
The official bulletin issued by Org
Marchiafava and Amici this evening
follows:
The Popc's temperature tonight is
above 100 degrees. The bronchial af-
lection is somewhat worse The good
general condition of the patient con-
tinues."
DIR. Amici remained In the sick room
until midnight He made hourly note
OF the symptoms. which were communi
Gated by telephone to DR.. Marchiafaya
towards midnight the Pope fell into
doze, and shortly DR.. Amici retired
TO the ante chamber. The Pope's sis
ters lett the Vatican. but his nephew.
Father Parolin, remained. spending
most OF the time on watch near tho
Pontin's side. Owing to the Increase
IN Tie temperature and n frequent
irregular pulse. the Pope gave signs
or considerable restlessness. and at
times again experienced difficulty in
breathing.
iioi niHS bulletin Issued by the
papal physicians was as follows:
The Holy Father was again without
fever this morning His Temperatures
Is 81. The cough has diminished and
eXpectoration has become easy and
copious. The Pontffs general con-
dition has always been satisfactory.
"MARCHIAFAVA.
.'AMICI"
The clearing up of the weather to-
day Is taken as hopeful augury for
the recovery of the Pope
At IL o'clock the Pope was assisted
from his bed and removed to an arm
chair close by. He had been there only
few minutes when he showed signs
or dissatisfaction. THAT tyrant Mar
chiafava," he remarked. "forbids me to
walk. At least carry me to the window
so that l may enjoy the sun" This
was done Immediately.
Professor Marchiafava gave out a.
statement to-day declaring that the
Illness of the Pope Is now taking its
normal course. "rf It is possible to
induce His Holiness Pope Plus to fol-
low the orders OF his medical advisers"
said he. "the amelioration in his con-
dition will bring with 1t revival of
strength.
The Pope Is n most difficult patient
to deal with While apparently Civ
ing in to the recommendations OF his
physicians the moment he feels slight
ly better he insists on having his own
way, saying 4 command here