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The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
Grain and Provisions.

DETROIT, May s--CIose: wheat
had a auiet and steady opening on
wednesday and the early market
ala not bring out any important
change In conditions
Liverpool reported q dull wheat
market with = nrn uadertone. The
bearish influence OF American condi-
| tons was Offset by dearer Plate Of
fers and armness In Buenos Ayres-
Spot wheat In Liverpool was quiet
snd unehansed Larger ArEsn S,n E
Kingdom H. getting fair receipts.
Buenos Ayres reported active for
eign buying and light arrivals from
wheat took on an easy tone on
the publication OF SHOWS report
showing a winter wheat acreage OF
4o.t1f. 600 and Indicating q crop OF
sTs. 200. 900 bu- The worlds wheat
sencs Of active foreign buying there
was not much strength American
farmers are liberal sellers 81 wheat.
Primary receipts are running double
those Of year ago. showing that
There IL also liberal selling Of new
wheat owing 10 the nne prospect
Exporters are not buying on = liberal
scale They are believed 20 be walt
crop promise Weather has recently
been all wheat growers could desire
The dry places have been wet and
the crop will not suffer for the next
rain for a time This gives the trade
a bearish tone that win require ac-
tive foreign buying 20 overcome
wheat ruled quiet and weak. clos
Ing Eith ~ : decline .rd Of s N gA'h'
Rye advanced ic and cash beans
Sc and oats declined &c The other
coarse grains and seeds were steady
wheat quotations CASH No. red.
al tfsss and declined 20 81 7sa .
September opened at il.7s and de-
ciined 20 81 3st- No. ] white. 81 So =
cesrse grain qsotA,ionsm,,corn,,
ears AZ TsHe: No. 4 white. Use
Oats. STANDARD ] csr az ssHc. Of
ferea AZ ssc; No. white. s7Ac: No
Z whits. bsife.
Besn. Immediate ara prompt ship
ment, taos: June t1la
cioysr.eet Prime spot 81 octo-
Der. ts5s prime alsiks. is75
Timothy: Prime spot. 81 90
wednssday included 1000 bbi. 81
rour. cars % wheat. 81 corn. = %
oats sna /; 81 re w y.ir
corn. az. 0o00 bu % oats 1900 bu %
barley. and 1850 bu- ~ rye
Snow makes the condition 81 win
ter wheat col abandoned acreage 2
per cent left for harvest t0.tii. 900
acres, indicated harvest s75.0C0 90
bu.
wheat dscreased 7.2s7.e00 bu las.
week.
Ohio crop report makes wheat -
against - year ago.
Receipts % wheat "wednesday. Dc.
iuth 50 cars. against % a year sEo.
Minneapolis 500 cars. against 100
winnipeg. 1ts ears against i7s Chi.
cago. 2tT cars. against III south.
west, i1s.ao0 bT.. sRainst 50 900 n
Primary whea, recelpts were as.
900 bu.. against 10000 bu. ysaa
Fxpors ~ wheat and -Four ws6
nesday, lss0 bu.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
Berlin Orders Sinking
of Entire Fleet of
Small Craft
CREWS SET ADRIFT
IN SMALL BOATS
Und sea Raider APP
pears In Midst of
FlOtilla

LONDON, May s. Eleven trawl
ers OF the North sea lshing neet
hare been sunk In the North sea by
sea going German submarine with
fac-simile OF the iron cross paint
sd on her coming tower. They are
the Hector. Progress. coquet. Iolan-
the. Hero. Northwards and Bob
White, % Hun. and the Rugby and
three others whose identity has no;
yet been established. from Grimsby.
All OF their crews are safe after an
exciting experience In the open sea
IN small boats
The feet was ashing on Monday
when suddenly the biz German sub
marine appeared in their midst
Some OF the trawlers managed 10
escape-among them the Colling
wood The victims. however. were
too slow 10 essay flight and lay 20
under orders from the commandAui
OF the undersea craft. They were
given short time TO gather their
belongings together and 20 take "a
the small boats Then the trawlers
were sunk. The crews OF the three
unnamed Grimsby craft we're per
mittsd 10 come UP alongside OF the
submarine and were supplied with a
quantity OF black bread They were
picked Vp later on by the trawleI
Leonard. according TO the crew o.
the Rugby, who we're landed al
Hartlepool today.
I, Is feared that other trawlers
have been sunk. as the last seen OF
the hostile submarine IL was headed
for the Aberdeen ASKING feet
Capt Henry Foote. OF the Bot
White. said that when he was over
hauled he was IN the act OF pickins
Up the crew OF another trawler. He
said he was given Eve minutes q
abandon ship and the German sub
marine took IS shots from her small
gun 20 sink the travier He and
bis men aoated IL hours before they
were hnally picked MP BY the travl
er Ely.
The fact that the Germans hav,
ordered the destruction OF the en-
tire North Sea fishing feet Is al
ritted At the admiralty. where Their,
vas displayed today copies ot
German admiralty conmunlque Is
sued from Berlin on April II. I
said.
The object OF our aerial and sub
marine efforts must now be 20 sin
the hshIng feet As the English des
ignate the starvation Of Germany a
their chief objective II Ia NATURAL,
our dut yto interfere with Eng
lands food supply by all OF tn
means in cur command The do
structIon Of the fishing heet woulc
contribute 20 this plan in M small
degree. The time for operation
against this feet Is splendidly chos
en- as the fish are now running vii
In tie North Sea
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
HAS HUSBAND AND
OTHER WOMAN
NABBED BY COPS

Agostino Restivo and Josephine
Jeunre. OF No sol Montoalm-st, east
were arraigned before Justice JET
fries, Wednesday. on statutory
charge preferred by Resuyo's wife,
who is living with aer married
daughter. Mrs. Marie Cosse,u. at
No, 4 MAckave
Restiyo will see his wife for the
first time In three years when ne
faces her In police court. May II. on
which date his examination will be
held.
Three years ago. he told her that
she must 20 to Italy for her health.
lie told her 10 worry about nothing
forget her husband and her family
pose as an unmarried woman. and
thoroughly enjoy herself
She len her three children with
her husband Marie later married.
and moved away. but 500 is. and
a daughter. Ia. remained with Res
two.
Marie. the eldest daughter. re
Gently wrote 10 her mother. inform.
ing her that she was being supplAnt-
ed by the Jeurre woman. aud Mrs.
ilestivo came 10 this city, without
notiNing her husband. took up her
residence IN the home OF her daugh.
Ter. and obtained the evidence on
which she was granted warrant.
Her husband does not yet know that
she Is IN this country, according 10
Detectives Bolone and Hayes. who
made the arrests. Tuesday night
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
Produce Market

THE cool weather - rather arafrs.
the market IN more ways thar one.
influencing both the receipts and the
derf@ nd. the latter especially in
stra woerrier ACCORDING 90 al al :
vices the berry Increment o. due FOR
considerable Increase In the near
future and sN this sfe market il a
little easy The market o. overload.
"a Win asparaxua the past few days.
and IL CORES pondlngiy iow lr price.
Spinach and celery are also in eK-
csllert supply Poultry receipts we're
Again light. and while The demand Ia
only good FOR a imissd amount. the
Hrrit has rot been reac bed q late
calves are easy on lack Of demand.
and butter and eggs are steady
apple.-Bai5wins ss7s8f5o: rus
sets. t7n2s0 Stss"r ref fs5815 SIS
oG s.n san 6oed u s s5T 5s .,o.,
titsn2 ser bunch
Bern.--Dried LrmaA 7Haso per
csss.s--'e per N; rev isaa1s
CssHso--sr-i3Bo per crate
Csiery-Elnrifa i2917s crate
Ghes .... h9 2. e.i s-ices nies7i,.
fs7 20 new. isnfsnc. Iimberger.
lsi4 n lIAcs domestic Swiss faH2ic:
!mportef swiss 2fg zee long horns.
~ = - &c AANta,Af 4 VI p 4 = Per 10.
4 Dressed Cslve--Fancy. III = ul2c,
| common. iDnilo
Tyess yegstsbI~.-G-sep peoper.
W. uZ.35 case Soc Dar basket rad
| isbes 2oI lbc per doz 3 lettuce an u
\ per ID spfnach. ~ Qs1c rDr ham.
per par.lsy t5gso. pss HoE mead
1 cucumbsrs. ti0i15 FLORIDA ,orna-
tosS t35eut per s-basket crate as
/ psragas. sections. T5clsi per box,
| wax beans. $3.50 per hu
Grape Yrait-f79f nz7s per Gratis
Hopey-Eancy white. new, iaQigo
amber, ITO lac H., s1tractsd lose ID
Hsy--Dctroit shippers are Dayinl
n cat lots 9. .. Defroit.. 80. =
timothy. ttsgis standard. tiS
1850. 10. timothy. fi3B0dit No
mixed. tlaolsso. rye straw: - 8,
Der ton
Hidss-Ho. 1 cured, igc: No.
green, lac; No. ! cured bulls lie: No
1 green bulls. loci No. . cured yea
No. cured rnsrrais. lac: No i rrssr
Il nurraln. Toe; No. i cured calf, isc
hides. i,.soi No. horse hides. sisS
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
livestock
EAST BrFrALo LIVE STOCK.
1n..,tnw A s,.w~uA

EAST PTFFAIlo. y r. AFay -
Cattle Two cars market staadv.
choice 70 rrirne native steers 81 ~
SIS: fair 20 good. 81 IS = leo. ,plRin
ana coarse s7asG7sn prize handy
steers s. 5aT fair - coed, s. IS 70
linEs g. -GGsZ5 prime fat heifsrs.
sTs8T7T5- good hutchering hsffsrs.
sTd15q light 40. fT-5Ws58. hest
Fat cows % sST5 good butch srfng
cows s. - 1s21 cutters St7hG5.
Gamers sTGt, fancy bulls. - 80 ff7.
good butcherinz bulls. fGIsSa good
killing bUlls. ss.51a.7s light bulls,
t4E0TE
hea~y. ss7sia workers SseaRsa5
Pigs o. -sE-a0
sheep Eve rars. market steady
top lambs. SO a.. yeariinRs. tsTs q.
Wethers t75fns ewes ts1T.25
Calves. ss3I0
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
Chatham indian PAY. Fine.

CHATHAM. Ont, May 5.-when
Julius Lague was on trial yesterday
for being drunk while on the In.
dian list. he pleaded guilty. told
who furnished him with the liquor
and then paid his own nne and that
OF the man who furnished the drink.
totAling $40
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
NEW YoRk PpoprcE

NEW YORK. May Flour. Dull
but arm. Pork Steady. mess. $40 q
t9.5a Lard Firm middle west spot
ft9giat0 sugar Raw. easier cen
trifugal - test. $40: muscovaG..
50 test. t593 rehne1 firm cut loaf
$3.50. crushed Ssse powdered, $50
Fio gra7ulated. iSHs.8s. Coffee;
RIO No on spot. ne Tallow
Quiet city. &c. special. &c country.
Era G6Tsc Hay Firm prime. tiii5s
No Z 9scDti clover sec u 81 on
Dressed poultry Quiet. tur keya 10
- Tic. chickens iSM3iLc fowls. IL
g -lc. ducks. u Q &c. Lave poultry
Unsettled nominal Cheese Quiet
and drrns state milk. common 20 sps-
Gals. isuIT'1c skins. common 20
specials. sII4Lc Fall skins. ~ &C
Butter Firm, receipts. 1919.
creamery. extra. nc state dairy.
tabs zsI 3oc imitation creamery
r~-ts elL q &c. Eggs, Steady re-
cefptE zs.sb2 nearby white fancy.
27J23-c. nearby mixed fancy. 200
2ic fresh h=sts 49, zac.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
CHILD SLAYER
TERRORIZES NEW
YORK MOTHERS

NEW YORK. May New York
Is terrorized by "kipper who. in
the past Ave weeks has brutally
slashed 20 death two tots In the hall
ways OF their homes In east side
tenements Today. thousands OF
mothers on the cas-, side are keepinE
their little ones with them indoors
fearing that the ripper" will 40 on
another rampage Most OF ths
city's detective force has been plac
ed on this one case
The police learned today tha, last
week-three days before little Char
lie Murray was slashed 20 death
Mrs. A. Cohn received letter IN
which the writer declared he was
the slayer OF her child. Mrs. Coin
Is the mother 90 f,eonore Cohn. who
was a victim OF the ripper" March
20 The writer Haunted the police
in the letter and declared he would
kin children whenever he wanted
to"
Numerous cases OF attacks on ~
tie girls on the east side have CONS
20 light since the Murray boy,
death.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
Heavy Selling of Stocks
On Exchange In the
Closing Hour
TRADERS TAKEN
OFF THEIR GUARD
laps Ultim a tn m To
China Causes Sudden
Apprehension
tCepyright. IDis. ny the New Nsrk
Evening Post Coasany.D

Eveaing Post Coasaay.J
4 NEW YORK, May 5.--Ihe violent
break In prices. which struck the
sfock exchange this afternoon. had
several causes. Not the least was
the fact that the spell on the out.
side SPECTATORS mind had been
broken by Sundays news OF the
German submarine That was Al
least a reminder that unexpected
accidents may happen and that .
longdrawn session OF uninterrupted
Favorable news IL no guarantee
against something unpleasant. The
heavy selling Of stocks In the clos
ing hour was ascribed 20 the rnan-
cid community's sudden apprehen-
sion "a 10 the possible consequences
OF the war which might follow the
expected Japanese ultimatum TO
China With the stock market In q
sober and sound position II 10 prob
able that this episode would have
been regarded coolly and judiciaIly.
The market seemed today 70 be
taken on its guard Opening prices
we're above yesterdays. that being
notably true OF the more specula.
tive industrial shares. some of which
were put up several points further
IN the early trading Bethlehem
Steel. in fact--the beIlwether OF this
precious fock--was bid up nine
points. Other stocks followed.
though much more cautiously. and
the upward movement lasted until
afternoon. when heavy selling be-
gan. coming both from professional
Wall-st and from the outside
public
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
HALF THE RAIL RATE TO
BUFFALO

Therefore ~ IL 30 your advantage
both from a financial and pleasure
standpoint 20 use n q G. line steam
crs on your way east Fare TO But
ralo s. s0Jone way. 1850 round trip
FOR transportation. connecting az
nuTalo with early morning trains for
New York and other eastern points
ADV.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06

UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO
May 5--HoEs Rece pts. g 600 mar.
ket. slow and strong mixed anf
q teaTss rough heavy. t-0TI5:
tight t-S10770. rtgs S5fs0sga
Cattle. Receipts. 10 coo market.
steady 20 f0c higher 5eeves tf75N
SIS. cows ard heifers S29afs
Texans. IS T81sT5 calves ys251g
Sheep Receipts ig.809 market.
steady. native g. 80 seT western.
81 a. Gstos iamhs. $4,000. western.
ssdl9s5.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
CHICAGO BrrTER MARKET.

CHICAtip. Wy 3.-butter ENtras.
rs. Ersts. 73ia 43fIc Eggs Prime
ordinary. tsL Gl7I C.. nrs,s, isa
fsiac cheese. Twins. IsL di5Sc,
poaitry Fewis' fs,,cs ducks. Tsa
f1c. geese. SIf0c, turks &c Pora-
toes Michigan. white - q t0c. rel.
20 n 11c. Wisconsin. DO. 35Tf do.
7sTgsr New potatoes. Receipts ~
per bbl
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
rI.EyrI,NDI LIVE sTorK

ENF.LANb Nay HOES. Re-
ceipts 1900: market 81 higher yor@t-
ers and mixed 1905 plEs gT1An
go. hsavisa. t72s r0uEhs s. -.
sfaEs t52s cattle Receipts = ears.
steady sheep ant lamo@ Receipts
Receipts. 200. steady TOP 80
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
STROH RENAMED
FOR WATER BOARD

Emil stroh, whose term az water
commissioner expired May /, was re
appointed By Mayor MARI. Wednes
day morning.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
NEW YORK MONEY! MARKET.

call. per cent; time money. Bhu
az per cent for six months mercan-
tie paper, ~ per cent. Bar silver:
Lyndon. "a els pence. do. Nov York.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06

The following firms are privileges
20 execute orders on the exchange:
Co III w Noble 4 Co. W. Z. Noes
q Co. Jack n Thomson. Lewis g.
West 4 Co. Emmett L sprague, Chas.
r Merrill a Co, A ". wallace a
Co. william H Rose q Co, wm- A.
Neer q Co. W. B, NcLAuEhiin. y. X
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
BITTER ANp EGGS.

Batter-Greane-y extra. Csc. nrsts.
.sl7 dairy :. 2ic, packing stock.
.IsGr per rs
Egx.-Fresh receipts, cases includ-
- hrsis. isac per doH Receipts.
15.7 cases
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
N. Y. Cotton Exchange
TOLEDO GRAIN AND ppoyI.roxs

ToLfsoo. o. May bIwsss,' cs.s
nd md Nay ~, JglL 49, Corn:
oats: Cash. SIC: May. 5sxc: July, see
Rye Cash. tiis Cioverssed: Cash.
ifso; October. $3.50. kisiks. cash
ISIS Timothy: Cash. taio, But-
ter. eggs and hay Unchanged.
Detroft ou-Raw linseed of, CSC:
boiled linsecd. sec per gal In barrel
lots. Kerosene. tank-vaGon or iron
oarrel. Diamond headlight SIC.
sasolire, 1oxo per saL
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
WHEAT IS
STEAD|ER
Lower Cables Chief
Factor in TOday's
Trading

CHICAGO, Nay Wheat prices
today were iairly steady Al the
opeuins MAY was w l-lc. July vas
down S.>c. and September down l-4c
Lower cables Nsre the chief factor.
Later May prices receded from the
opening while July advanced
slightly
Corn vas fairly steady on light
offerings and fair demand Prices
at the opsulng we're unchanged 20
I-Sc above yesterdays close Later
there were fractional advances.
Oats values were a shade up az
the opening. on fair demand There
were advances above the opsnlag
later,
There was a avru undertone In the
provisions market Prices in some
instances were sharply higher today
due 10 strength a, ne yards
I CHICAGO May oq.nins -
Wheat May. ~ sc Juiy down So
September. down = Corn May.
unchanged JuIy unchanged sep
TENDER. NJ &c Oats MAY ap -.
Iuiy unchanged. Septeu Ser. ur-
changed Provisions SHARPLY atgh-
er
Nooa-wheat May up -, July.
up &C September down "a Cora
Nav. down lie JEly down \ 90 SEX
tsub~r down a Oats May down
y { JUN. d0wn nc. Ssptern GER. down
clo.e-wheat Nav down IKE.
July. down Ac, September DOWN a c.
Corn MAY eown NC Jniy. down
80 Septenl her. down IL. Oats May
doTn &C. lulY down &c september.
down &c. Provisions. lower
Qgotaticrs BY HAYDEN. stone & Coz
May s. open Etxh Low Close
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06

There are nearly 500 known
varieties OF roses and more than
400 chrysanthemums
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06

Printing. the plain n~sf ktnd--thst
O. rght-TIm~- JPs Depf--Wsin f5zn-
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06

De D.s, a.. r'-.. Job Prs.ti.s Dept
The Detroit times., 1915-05-06
Detroit Stock EX.

These quotations subject 20 com
mission charges
Active stoekA
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-03

herself FROM evidently
Ought be Strung Up Until He Got Cold Feet
in
cutting price
great
job.-Cairo Messenger
Thing They Ddns Tut Her Income, Too.
simply
cork leg-Macon
.. Tom Told He WOuId Remember Alright
people opinion ". Hardwick
appeaOn extracted most too soonuren Citizen
SPLITTER" Did Say?
planning the end-Athens
Jim Right With Them,
group hundred
years They
S
Here, Doctor
unsanitary all city They
menace ugly
Die.
The always you
aboutto die--Montgomery Advertiser.
Why and Be With It
While advocating marriages step
eugenic ofceholders-Worth Local
A "ChOice" Selection.
improved Oliver Wendell Holmes
living your
Observation-Disclosures Constitution.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-03
Why is a Dum-Duml

Light on a charge much banded
about by both sides in the present
war
At the arsenal in Dunn Dunn, north
ern India, was invented a bullet
which has since become notorious, or
famous, whichever you choose, under
the name of the place of it's birth.
The device was simple and effective.
Where the bullet narrowed to its
point and did not bar on the rifing
of the barrel it was denuded of it's
steel coat and it's soft lead core ex-
posed. While such projectile tray
els through the air it retains it's
shape, but on meeting the resistance
of solid body, the lead point spreads
and splits the jacket and the whole
mass assumes a mushroom shape,
whose broad head has a diameter of
about so inch and whose base has
diameter of 80 inch.
The sum total of the result of this
device is to produce a missile whose
striking surface is greater when
passing through a living body than i
is when passing through the air.
1t is not in any proper sense of the
word explosive. 1t is a "soft-nosed,"
mushroom" an expanding" bull
let, and is known by all of these
mares, but it does not burst.-From
Outing.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-03
MOTHER RESTORED
TO HER FAMILY.
Writes a Letter to Tired,
Worn-0ut Mothers Telling
How VinoI Made Her Well
and Strong.

jackson, Miss. :-'T shall feel repaid
for writing this letter if can help any
tired, WORKOUT mother or housekeeper
to find health and strength as have.
81 have family of five, sew, cook
and do my Homework and I became
very much rundown in health. | had
indigestion and stomach pains and head
aches. Often l would be in bed for
several days at a time, and before 1
took Vinol tried too many remedies to
mention, without benefit. A friend
asked me to try Vinol. | did so and
before / had taken one bottle noticed a
big improvement. Now am we'll and
strong and my old time energy has been
restored. Vinol has no superior as a
tonic for worn-out, rundown, tired
mothers or housekeepers." Mrs. j.
N. MELTON, jackson, Miss.
We ask every tired, care-worn, run
down, nervous man or woman in this
vicinity to try Vinol, our delicious cod
liver and iron tonic without oil, and
they too will soon be able to say that
Vinol has built them up and made them
strong. Remember, we will return your
money if it fails to benefit.
Hooks Pharmacy, Americas, Ca, and
1t leading drug stores everywhere.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-03
IF BACK HURTS
BEGIN On SALTS
Flush Your Kidneys Occasionally if
You Eat Meat Regularly.
advt

No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make a mistake by flush
ing the kidneys occasionally, says a
we'll known authority. Meat forms uric
acid which clogs the kidney pores 90
they sluggishly filter or strain only
part Of the waste and poisons from the
blood, then you get sick. Nearly all
rheumatism, headaches, liver trouble,
nervousness, constipation, dizzines5 },
sleeplessness, bladder disorders, come
from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel dull ache II
the kidneys or your back hurts, or #
the urine is cloudy, offensive, full Of
sediment, irregular of passage, or at
tended by sensation of scalding, get
about four ounces of Jad Salts fro 4
any reliable pharmacy and take tab
lespoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast for few days and your
kidneys will then act fine. This fam
GUS salts is made from the acid OF
grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithia, and has been used fo:
generation to flush clogged kidneys.an1
stimulate them to activity, also TO
neutralize the acids in urine so it no
longer causes irritation, thus ending
bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and can
not injure; makes delightful effer
vescent lithia-water drink which all
regular meat eaters should take nov
and then to keep the kidneys clean
and the blood pure, thereby avoiding
serious kidney complications. Hooks
Pharmacy. advt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-03
A STRONG MAN HAS FALLEN

Americas most prominent c
zens Mr. A. w passed life of usefulness
and service has his loved in
paving homag to
in business worthy worker for
his community good Mr. Smith
one of the of Georgia
Entering youth of 10 and serving
for four wears during Virginia early
battlefield when the peerless
general gave command settled
found with his shoulder
his neighbo and his
family He was citizen all
him.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-03
WAR CUTS SALE Of. SONGS
AND PIANOS INBR|TISH CAPITAL

LONDON, March 3.-Songs, except
those of the patriotic variety, are hard
things to sell just now. The manager
of one of the best known musical es-
adjustments says that the sale of
songs has dropped about 80 per cent.
since August, and of pianos by about
80 per cent.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-03
Wife CURED
OF Eczema by Saxo SaIve

Snohomish, Wash. "My wife suffer-
ed with eczema for years and used
every remedy ever mentioned to her
but nothing helped her until she used
Saxo Salve. Now she is entirely rid
of eczema. Saxo Salve is certainly a
boon to anyone suffering from eczema. ="
HENRY SCHARP, Snohomish, Wash.
If we can't cure your skin trouble
with our Saxo Salve and Saxo Soap we
will buy back the empty tube.
Hooks Pharmacy, Americas, Ga, and
at leading drug stores everywhere.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-03
OUR TRUSTY SCISSORS
England Prefers to soccer"

EH England Prefers
other play England
Belgium Germany anybody but Germany
Columbus
And Reputiion Sometimes
Every something has been pulled off
a history repeating selfAt
Nor Chicago BOHdsmen.
after getting
leave the security Cuba tepmtng
uppeu and swings but Mexican
bullets are exactly n line-Alhany Herald
What's the Name Please?
complains
will enforce the lay koumiss governorTmes-
Watered Stock, Probably.
who oceans of love Of
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-03
PRINCE OF WALES ATHLETICS
AID HIM ON LONG MARCHES

IN FLANDERS, March 3.-The
Prince of Wales passion for athletics
has stood him in good stead since he
has been out at the front.
More often than not, if there is a
long march to be done by a certain
battalion, it is the Prince of Wales who
leads it.