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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-16

C~arA-Nuts contain that element as more than
one-half Of all its mineral salts: We must re-
member that nearly IS % of the brain is COM
posed of water and albumen, but the little
worker Phosphate of Potash must be pres
ent in order to blend the more bulky materials
into useable form.
So with Grape-Nuts The Phosphate of Pot
ash is more than one-half of all the mineral
salts but the total volume of those elements IS
exceedingly small as compared with the greater
bulk of other food elements contained in Grape
Nuts
We should also remember that this small
ingredient should not be put into the food in
the form it might come from a chemist, be-
cause man cannot produce these elements IN
as digestible a form az Old Mother Nature,
when she puts them in the wheat and barley
from which Grape-Nuts is made
A healthy brain is important. if one would
do things" in this world
A man who sneers at Mind" sneers at the
best and least understood part of himself. Thor
part which some folks believe links US to thu
Infinite
Mind asks for healthy brain upon which TO
act, and Nature has defined a way to make
i a healthy brain and renew it day by day as K
is used up from work of the previous day.
Natures way to rebuild is by the use OF
food which supplies the things required. Brain
rebuilding material is certainly found in a very
natural and perfect form in
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-16
AFTER SICKNESS
How to Recover Strength.

So many people are asking how %
recover their strength after severe
sickness that we are publishing this
information for their benefit.
After grippe, pleurisy, pneumonia
OF any illness what you need is new
strength and better blood.
The most certain way to get this
is by taking Vinol, our delicious cod
liver and iron preparation (without
OLD. 1t creates strength, improves the
blood, sharpens the appetite and re-
stores the entire system to a health,
robust condition.
Mrs. Alice Mill, of Newton, n. c,
says: 81 had a very severe attack Of
grippe which confined me to my bed
for several weeks. After I was able
to sit up, | felt weak, tired and worn
out for a long time. A friend ad-
vised me to try Vinol, and before
had taken one bottle l was entirely
relieved of that tired, worn out feel
ing which usually follows grippe and
l had regained my strength and felt
well again"
Try a bottle of Vinol. Your money
will be returned, if it does not restore
your vitality and strength. Murray &
Hooks Pharmacy, Americas, Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-16

Is it possible to nourish. strengthen and Re-
build the Brain by Food?
Every mzr VINO thinks uses up part of the
brain each day Why doesn't it all disappear
and leave an emrpty skull in cay a month of
brain workE Because tire man rebuilds each
day
If he huihtx y EsstEe less than he destroys.
brain flag and Nervous pEostration result sure:
If he builds back a little more each day
the brain grows stronger and more capable.
That also is sure Where does man get the ma
terial to rebuild his braing Is it from the air,
sky OF the ice ed tine Arctic sea? When you
come to think about IT, the rebuilding material
must be in tia food and drink,
That also is sue
Are the brain rebuilding materials found
in all fooAg In a good variety but not in
suitable pr0partiOm in all
To illustrate We know bones are made
largely OF lime and uzagDesia taken from food,
therefore to make healthy bone structure We
must have S@~a containing these things. We
would handy feed omIy sugar and fat to make
healthy bona structure in a growing child.
II wa desiEe Ia keep brains strong and
healthy we wonIA use food known to contain
the things Nature asea for the purpose.
True Nature provides these elements in a
variety az ediAEe Things We submit the fol-
lowing facts for those who care to know some
thing deGHmRke ON eae SRbtect
Analysis az hTsin by an unquestionable au-
thorisY, Geeghsgam, shows Of Mineral Salts
PhosphoEsr Acid and Potash combined (Phos-
phate Of PaszsA) 2sI per cent of the total
$50 of zM waux4 al salts
This 10 over @gE-Aah.
Beaunss. another authority shows "PhOspho-
rio Acid eGabFRe@- ans Potash 1874 per cent
from a tosxa ~ I0I 81
Considerable more than One-haH of Phos-
phate of Potash.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-16

Continued on Page Three.)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-16

Wife with suffragette leanings)-
Until women get the vote, it is impos-
sible for them to get justice in the
courts. Husband-True; they get
more mercy than justice - London
Oponion.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-16

what people made them" were express.
Ell by witnesses before the commission
Roy ]. Jones, whose license as a cafe
proprietor was revoked because of
dances permitted by him in his place,
testified he saw no objection to that
form of amusement.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-16

Men take little bites of sentiment as
though they are ashamed somebody is
looking; women feed on it slowly,
bountifully and do not care if the
whole world sees.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-16

After ALL" said the ready-made phi
losopher, ''humor and pathos are very
closely allied"
That's right" replied the comedian
81 don't know anything sadder than
to tell funny story which doesn't get
q laugh. Washington Star
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-16
SAND CREEK GHOST
LIGHT REAPPEARS
Phenomenon Seen by Many,
Not Explained

Hutchinson. Kan. April 15.-There
Is something going on in Kansas which
has the people guessing. They are not
superstitous people-yet they woula
like to know. After disappearance u
six years ago the Sand creek CHOSE
light" is once more beginning to put
il an appearance nights in Southeast
ern Meade county, near the town of
Lakeland.
This myterious light, white and very
bright suddenly appearing on the
prairie, often accompanied by a sounl
as of escaping steam, so startled far
mers and stockmen that it was win
dread that they would venture out in
the night in the Sand creek neighbor-
hood.
For several years, however, sin ,e
that neighborhood has commenced {,
settle up the mysterious light has not
made an appearance.
A few nights ago John c. Compton,
travelling overland with his family
! from Oklahoma to Lakin, Ka s,.drova
hastily into Meade and reported seeing
a strange light, in the very vicinity
where the mysterious Sand Creek
ghost light formerly held forth.
I'VE were driving along slowly when
suddenly a great white light, veCy
bright, appeared to be coming toward
u.s." said Mr. Compton. when the
Light came within a few rods of us il
suddenly disappeared, only to reappear
in short time.
1T was northwest of Lakeland; just
how far we were from that postoffice
l cannot say, but should judge about
six or seven miles. Every time the
light appeared the horses reared and
plunged, and we were compelled 10
stop to avert a runaway At first
thought it was an automobile light, bnr
it was too large and bright for that
and as no machine appeared, | gave up
that idea 1t was certainly the mos,
bewildering and gruesome light ever
saw, and | can not understand what
it was"
Meade people Immediately recogni?-
ed the light from the description given
by the traveller, and there was much
excitement over the news that the
ghost light" had re-appeared after
several years
Col, w. L. Painter, wealthy ranch
man living near Lakeland, in Sand
fCreek township, vouches or the truth
of the mysterious light, but is Unable
TO account for it.
Il first saw the light some sevel
seven years ago." said Capt. Painter.
Il have seen it on twenty-five or thir-
Ivy different occasions, but never have
been able to explain it, 1t would first
appear like the light of lantern, but
Immediately bloomed out as big as
full moon.
"It looked somewhat like the head,
q curve suddenly and was accompanied
by roaring sound like the escaping
OF steam, but there is no railroad with
| n twenty miles. 1t re-appeared at in
tervals of from one to seven days. 1t
would never get closer than so or 70
rods and seemed always to come frotl
the northwest.
Il and members OF my family have
observed it many times We know it il
our neighborhood as the ghost ligh'. 1,
4 When it shows up it always badly
1rightens horses, and has been the
cause of many runaway accidents. The
horses seem to know It's approach be-
| eora ~ l., u;ohtod
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-04-16
Piles Cured in 6 to IA DAYS

Your druggist will refund money If PAZo
OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching,
Blind, Bleeding or Proruding Piles in to II days
The FIRST application gives Ease and Rest Soc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20
OROZCO TO MEET
GENERAL HUERTA
Rebel Leader and President Of Mexico
VIII confer As 10 Absolute Peace.

MENIcO CITY Special.-A series
Nt conferences. tt.Ir. aru expected to
e. "a. tu"-t- Elrltllus CA large secs
~ -tt >lt. "-a an to-
toriauo Lutrra and General pasc..al
1850. ~ Onr ot tlc most formidable
81 ...a .irL leaders iu tlc uoTtl-
TASK fi-l- a.-ou panied u q LARGE
e -ii oeF oi his followers and some %
it Alhtc tenants, Nruuglt With nlr1 Ir
locumcntary form thc demands ,,hfrh
.N makes upon rlD provisional lnrars..
i.-LL Among thc civilian supporters
-i9le Atlfi--as, Caf1pos and Carayco.
flfee very rlcn land owners I'D rhe
They have financed Orozco's revalu-
tun iur political purposes Iirorau-
Npns were taken 90 guard the lfre 90
t lttc- lta-tf when De- lcft hls hotel
oi hls own followers. who urlstic- vita
About the same time tho conferences
oeean Wan Minister MondraKou re-
ceiNcd word traf fedcrals lad vfrsd
% 4 9etacnment 90 Insurgents under
- .e- rarranza on the border OF
troops "a ere under the immediate COM
iilaa4 or Alberto Qua IlrlD. Hho le rec
.Lttn Z. nave oecn Wounded and cap-
1Affan1a, WITH The main body
N- DIS troops. De- said g. ho operating
'n LAe u c@tefu frontier ~ Nlcvo Leon.
lhe federal garrison in Durango.
ported o. have mutluied and turned fbo
ttsr 20 q rebel horde.
erozce demands tae rebel leader wIi
turn hie forces against the rebels
operating ia chihuahua CoaAuIa ana
orozco claims 90 have over 5000 ucn
I..a TROOPS Forty miles north OF
t-e .tf oi CAll. aan4a. where he is
80 1.ctn Nalion-i Railroad for their
t.arsr nrtaton-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20
Her Mind BLANK
FOR TWO Weeks

BALTIMORE. Nd Special De
clAring that her mind was blank for
two Heeks anu that she could not rec
o4lect here she had been since she
t. sl ppcared FROM her home an Lore
iey. Baltimore county. oi. February
-ith. A-ss Bertha Corhin. eighteen
years ole. returned home late last
nirht after her relatives had made n
her.
Alarm had been augmented by find
inE ~ her room a few days after her
eisa ppearance a letter saying she had
beer kidnapped ly woman who had
cniurctcrmcd her and took her 10 a
house In Baltimore. where the mote
$40 she WAS being held prisoner.
IL Isl believed the girl wrote the
letter before she left her home and
then came Co Baltimore II was ro-
possible. the police say. Tor "a 70 have
been placed in her room by any other
than member % the family.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20
BRITISH SAILORS
TAKEN FROM SHIP

HAMBURG Special Thirty-six
sailors, making up the crew OF the
British sailing vessel GicnaNlon. were
snatchcc from the Jaws OF death ia
t1e cccp when their ship fouudered
in gale ln tnc North sea today off
Helsllaud Island
the GlcnaNlon. caught ln the teeth
ni seventy mile gale. was founder
ms when the crew was taken of by
sailors from another ship. The sea-
men ora the Glenatlon had given up
nope ana their shsp sank an hour
after they were taken OFF
Elbows thai lowered m0ursaln high
and were driven by winds that show
cred Icy spray made the work OF res
cue difficult and dangerous
The GlenaVlcn. which was bound
from Buenoa Ayres 10 Hamburg, is "A
total loss. She was OF 1880 tons.
was zeg feet long. 80 feet wide. and
hailed from Liverpool
She sailed as "a tramp freighter
Her crew was landed at Cuxhavon.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20
CONFEDERATE BILL
GOOD SHE THOUCTTT

RALEIGH, y. c. Special The
Goldsboro negroes cleared up coun-
terfeIt mystery ia tho Federal Court
81 GoldsborO. when a woman confess
cd that she started "a Confederate bill
60 circulating under the belief that
Woodrow Wilson's election restored
the money OF her masters.
The case reached Federal Court
when hotel beilboy made demand
upon VIII Love. negro. for the SO
which Love received when the Con
icoerate note was changed.
Love refused 90 pay back GOOD
money. and was arrested by United
States Deputy Marshal smith. The
bellboy had made an effort 10 get the
money from a drug store. when he
was told that the bin was worthless.
ON trial today, Love. who passed the
bih. testified that a woman had given
MIN the money. declaring Il good un-
der the present administration.
The woman confessed her part In IL.
restored the ten good dollars. and said
She had found the Confederate note.
The commissioner thinks the woman
received her inspiration from the per
verted promises OF Wilson campaign
crs ia the fan.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20
WONDERS At OPPOSITION
To MILLING INfuECfI.TS

PHILADELPHIA. pa Special
Ia a. series OF moving picture films
SHOWN ga the samaritan Hospital by
lr. T. d. WclsrDurg. professor al the
Aful -IAlruEical College. the phNsI-
clan save remarka Dlr llfe demon
strafion co persons afflicted with AN
Einar % nervous aEd brain Diseases
aud epilepsy
were taken from patients at BlOCklcy.
The movement 81 thc muscles and fca-
lures were clearly taken Ia each case
showing tho respective symptom OF
every patient and the gradual develop
ntnt 81 these symptoms. Dr. Welsen-
burg TOOK the pictures himself with
che assistance of other physicians
To prcsentlnE the picture OF group
uf imbecllrs at Hlpckley. DIR. WeIs.n-
burg. 60 the surprise Of the audience.
calmly remarked And set there are
people W no are opposed 90 the passage
% bin IN the Legislature 20 XIII on
these people"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20

kansas CITY. NO Special 49,
= arm going 70 XIII sou. woodward
bilig SANFORD. 81 no 1lres a. the De
Moore Autei. 11e Walnut Street. Lei az
legged 70 have said 10 Martin WOOD
ward. twenty-five ge4rE oil. a. 1895
East rlE-eEELn street as woodward
and his vie were E-andluE a. sixth
ano Delaware Streets early yesterday
morning
1IrE Woodward Attempted 70 get
between rheEn and Sanford struck
her Rstn the gan and thea Gree four
Shots 81 woodward. Two 90 the bus-
lets entered the LEFT side q Wood
uards head. ar inch and q half above
she ear. Another bullet struck the
rlenr touf 1ll the fourth Enot Gent
wild Woodward problAiy VIII die
Throwing the gun 70 the sidewalk.
oaEc-ur1 ran north Oh Delaware &c
fLfth street and turned east Mn
:. QUO ward. Elce1 - several other peg
pie who were attracted ~ the shots
carried the wounded nan 20 the Pos
TAI telegraph Office az Eighth and
Delaware 6treetz- Al amDuLaEce took
him 20 the General Hospital
4 have been llFlng With Martin for
two years Mrs woodward Sobbed
This mar Sanford has been making
Ite DDDeararle Tor me EEe-s-W-here
4 50 be follows and tries 20 Eet me a.
teare Martin Nr. Woodward and I
n1c been - the market last night and
tlE va A.AE HaL AA1EANs ME.EEL
south on Delaware street sn1 were
waiting for q car when SANFORD and
q bar-erler named Roy kegser. csrls
~ - ~. KeyEer handed Las revolver
- SANFORD. anc sanford told Mr..
Woodward ae vas EolDr e. KID hlrn.
Z tried 10 set between them and he
struck me with the gun. me bfosg
STAGGERED me. and before ] recovered
he nac shot severn. tiulee. Then Sc
Eurrec and ran away ike the coward
ne ss~
- sanford san from the scene Of
fte shooting. he passed several mer
who had heard the shots anc were
runninE zeRaros the place When
some 81 them asked what had hap
penee. he replied that q man hac been
SHOT
They shot a. ne. too he said. and
laughed.
The police have been unable 90
locate sanford and Keynsr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20
SAYS GRFASERS
ARE THEIR MEAT"
APPLICANTS AT MARINE CORPS
RECRUITING OFFICE ARE
PARTICULAR.

KANSAS CITY. MO- Special.-
Apparently attracted by the meager
news u warllke preparations on tht
part OF the marines. several appil.
cants tor service who desire 20 ught
Csc ArNicanS have wandered into the
office OF Sergeant James a. Taitc.
marine corps recruiting officer. in
the New Nelson Building recently.
With one accord they have declined
GO enlist when toid Mexican service
IS 2rCblem1tical
~Itu be nne.~ said Sergeant Tlite.
Visibility. IS ke looked out on Main
street Hooded with spring sunshine
and the motley North side crowds
yesterday afternoon -Itu be 1ne. 81
lighting starts"
TWO regiments OF marines. 1900
IN 1umbcr. are massed az GuaDta-
naro. Cuba under officers who have
seen service in the Spanish-Amcrfca can
~ ar. the Paramanian and Nicara-
guam rucuses- The men are the pick
rf the rghters. having seen service in
cuba Porto Rico. the Philippines.
Nicaragua and Panama TWO aero
planes and machine suns are sta-
toned with the force Colonel Linz
coln karm1uy commands the force.
.n command Of the Second RcEim ert
Is Colonel Joseph EcnulctCn. o. Mica
raruan rUmpus fame. who captured
me heretofore imprecralie Coyatepc
'iiN IN thlrtr-scFen minutes ~ ith
ham is Lieutenant Colonel Charles o.
-crE. who served ir cuba in IS, and
Nho captured Leon from the Nica-a-
guam rebels.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20
OXFORD WINS RACE
FROM Cambridge

PUTSEY. ENGLAND Special
lu Cue ~ the most Epectlcular inter
university races ever rowed over the
classic Llames course. oxford defeated
L2ub--5-e T1urs1zy afternoon. Cam
bridge JED nearly Az the way. bot the
-4rk blue. uLth remarkable burst
cf speed CO the enc. passed the light
blue and shot over the mark the WIN
uer amid the ringing plaudits 90 the
great ccrcoGrse o. people who lined
the river banks.
Cam bridge held the pace au the
waT. although az Hammersmith OK
ford had crawled Up 90 within half
q boat ielEth % the leaders.
The spectacle was q tkrliilnE one
from beginning 20 end
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20
news OF HORSES
And HORSEMEN
CHAS. T.. WHITLOCKrS PRIVATE
STABLE sHELTERS THE BLUE
RIBBONERS.
tBy W. J. Carter)

Prize winning roadsters. trotters.
hunters and saddle horses are all in
cluded in the private stable OF Charles
- rs ntock. who ranks among pro-
grossly young business men and cap
.'-l-r.e ~ richmond. ana while yet
under thirty he ls the directing head
ana principal owner % several manu-
featuring enterprise which Yield sub
aiaAt4al returns As an amateur relns-
man the tall Nlrgiuiln ls al his ease
either with a single horse or pair of
lroiters. which also applies 10 his
s''tl .h tne salale when riding 10
mounds or driving ara automobile.
Does. Zoo. are fanc4ed by AIS Whit
lock. and his kennels shelter blue
.-noae1 settlers that have earned
fame in ne.d trials when pitted
against the flower OF the South. The
~cri4lan 1Alei, ---t q. and Colonel
purcell. brother 90 Louis Purcell.
= 10 Is ARE driven o. pole and make
an elegant pair. Francis was pur-
chased 4n the spring of 1912 from
l--nsnornc Iahb Anderson. Point Au
view Farm. Mayssiilc. Ky Iils ca-
feer lur-rF lsll DO tnc show ring
Nas scraatlonal. as commencing the
season az Lancaster, Ks. in July and
closing 90 llarkatlic. Tenn. ln Octo-
Der. houcrs clustered around the un-
exec 500 ~ Cecilian Chief who met
Grass l- tne roadster classes. Colonel
purcell, also finished product OF
Point 40 View Farm. was az the
open air affairs of the virginia Rae
INK and Horse Show Association al
Richmond ln 1910 and 1912. with Mr.
Mhitock up and the New York
critics icfsra David Bonner and
Hamilton Busbcy who rendered
awards. declared that the colonel was
the best looking roadster they had
seen in Virginia
Emma Starls. the bay mare. 7. by
The Star ~ Patchcn. from Lizzie
Belle. by George Simmons. out OIL
Happy Jane. daughter OF Happy King
s nd che great brood mare, CIandestine.
- Aberdeen. iE driven IN single har-
ness ~ AIR. Whitock. She IS q very
hancsome mare and has speed al the
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20

TIC i&ea o{ ma king the plan part az
their public s.shooi systems.
sometime aEo several wealthy r.,ef
% the United states were apprOachct
IN behalf o. this plan. They promises
substantial sid. and the campaigl
here Eos progressed 50 Tar that th,
committee sn charge OF the s,s.,ocuaeni
VII soon announce tho details OF an,
schcne.
II IS recognized that EnSitSh pub.
itc school BOYS suffer from n form OF
inSoiaftty, which only study abroad
cen cure and that such foreign in.
siruction must come ~ England ~.
poets 20 remain an empire. The plan
as tentatively formed. contcrnplates a
SIS stern 81 travelling SCHOLARSHIPS cpef
30 Enel'sh bows FOR study In American
Canadian and Australian Institutions
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20
WEBB LAW WILL
FORCE THEM OUT
Big Mail Order House in Bristol
Panic Stricken as
Result.

BRISTOL, VA Special The
big mail order liquor houses OF Bris-
tol' a. which pay $4,000 per year
for the privilege OF shipping booze 10
the prohibition States. are panic
stricken over the present and pros
pecute effects OF the Webb bill.
which. until few DAYS apo thev
were not entitled TO take seriously.
This week large quantities of IL
llor, consigned 10 South Carolina,
We're returned with instructions that
no shipments Of intoxicants would be
accepted for that State. Shipments
We're refused for ak counties in
North Carolina and several counties
ln kentucky. IL Is understood that
shipments 10 Alabama and Georgia
viii also be stopped.
The mail order houses are paying
$500 per annum each for the priv
llcge Of shipping from Bristol. and
are anxious 20 know what the out
come OF the Webb law Will be before
they put mp this amount again in
April. as all licenses expire April 3Oth.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20
ROANOKE

ROANOKE. VA Special A
called meeting ~ the Roanoke Bar
Association was held this morning
for the rurp01e % endorsing Hon.
I-lclel ~. Cooke for che United States
district 1llEeshlp 20 succeed Judge
Nathan cor. o. West Virginia. TIE
meeting was largely attended and
r.rr le resolutions were adopted
Hr- Cocks ls "a native % Roanoke
county. son 90 the late Dr. Charles
T. Cooke. the founder ~ Hoillns Col
icEe. He SD NOW chief attorney Tor
the Norfolk rnd Western Railway
a second resolution was adopted
endorsing State Senator John 81. Hart
for tne ccllectorshlp Tor the Western
District % Virginia