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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-30
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{ trmement Of. "a. rainbow bright.

a. fragment of Ia rainbow bright Aab.
Through moist air, see.
EAll dark and damp OH yondar bright,
: All bright and clear to me.
An hour ago the storm was here,
/ The CLEAN was far behind,
$50 will our joys and griefs appear
7 When earth has ceased to blind.
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Falls soft that hottest rays
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RUSSIAN RCBLE IS
2 EXCLUDED FROM ENGLAND

London, (Friday):-A proclamation
was issued tonight prohibiting, eX-
cept under license issued by the
treasury, the importation into the
United Kingdom of all ruble notes
other than those issued by the fiji
nancial department of the provision
al government of north Russia at
Archangel.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-30

Heat prostration, according to a
European physician, is due to the re-
duction by the high temperature OF
acids in the human system.
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be said. the best to the last. To ms,
a. a layman. It was not nearly 20 at
tractive a. other things be had shown
me-llttle more to my eye than q rath-
er commonplace though pretty shell |;
but he explained that 1t was found,
or had 20 far been found, only In one
spot In the islands, Z lovely. seldom
visited cay several miles to the north
east Of Andros island.
"What Is 1t calledf" I asked. for II
was part Of our plan for Charlie to do
q little duck shooting on Andres, b.
fore we tackled the business Of Tobias
and the treasure.
ITS called - Cay nowadays,H
he answered. "but It used to be called
Short Shrift island"
Short Shrift islandw / cried in
spite Of myself. Immediately annoyed
at my lack Of presence of mind.
Certainly" he rejoIned. looking q
little surprised but evidently without
suspicion. He was too simple and too
taken up with his shell.
1T Is such an odd name." l said,
trying to recover myself.
"Yes! those old pirate chaps Ger.
tainly did think up some Of the rum
iniest Names"
SOne Of the pirate haunts. was itf'
querled with assumed Indifference.
Supposed to be. But one hears
that Of every other cay In the BAHIA.
mas. ] take no stock In such yarns.
My shells are all the treasure expect
to find"
What did you call that shellr' !
asked.
He told me the mama. but I forgot
II Immediately. OF course had asked
II only for the sake OF learning more
precisely about Short Shrift island. he
told me innocently enough Just where
It lay.
"Are you going after itr be laughed.
"Oh! WE'LL" / replied. Il am goIns
on . duck-shooting trip to Andros b.
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"READINo THE FUTURE"

Synopsis-The man who tells this
story-cail him the hero. for short
Us visiting his friend. John Saun-
ders. British official In Nassau,
Bahama Islands. Charles Webster,
local merchant. completes the
trio of friends. Conversation turn
Ing upon buried treasure, Saunders
produces q written document pur-
porting to be the death-bed state
ment Of Henry p. Tobias, = sue
cessfui pirate. made by him In 1850.
II gives two spots where two mil
Hons and . half Of treasure were
buried BY him and his companions.
Tho conversation Of the three
friends is overheard by . pock-
marked stranger. The document
disappears. Saunders. however, has
copy. Tho hero. determined to
seek the buried treasure. charters
tho auxiliary schooner Maggie Dar-
ling. The pock-marked man Is
taken on a. Q passenger for Span
ish Wells. Negro Tom catches and
cures a sucking nsh" a. q mascot
for tho hero; II has the virtue OF
keeping on the ghost of the pirate
who always guards pirate treasure.
On the voyage somebody empties
the gasoline tank and the hero
starts things. He and the passen.
ger clash. He lands the passenger.
who leaves q manifesto bearing the
signature. Henry p. Tobias, Jr"
With n new crew. tho Maggie Oar.
ling sails and is passed by another
schooner. tho Susan n Tho hero
lands on Dead Mems Shoes. The
sucking fish" proves a mascot In
deed and carries the hero through
q nght which Is followed by sew
eral funerals. He searches for
buried treasure and Old Tom falls
into a pirates cave.
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For there. within few yards. stood
a heavy sailors chest, strongly bound
around with iron. Its lid was thrown
back and a few coins lay scattered al
the bottom, while few lay about or
the floor. ] picked them up.
They were pieces Of eight
Meanwhile Tom had stopped jabber
Ing and had come nearer. looking on
in awed silence. l showed him the
pieces Of eight.
Il guess these are all Wen see oi
one John p. Tobias treasure, Tom
l said. And It looks as II these poor
fellows saw as little OF II as ourselves
Can't you imagine them with 1t there
at their feet-perhaps playing to d.
vide II on a gamble. and meanwhile
the other fellows stealing In through
some Of these rabbit runs-one with q
knife. the other with gun-and then
on with the loot and up with the sails
Poor devils! II strikes me as a very
pretty traCedy-doesn't It your
Suddenly-perhaps with the vlbra.
tion Of our volces-the hat toppled oil
the head Of the fellow facing US In the
most weird and comicnl fashion-and
that was too much for Tom. and he
screamed and made for the exit hole.
But l waited minute to replace the
hat on the rnklsh ones head. As
was likely often to think of him In the
future l preferred to remember him
at the moment Of our first strange
acquaintance.
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CHAPTER vlii-continued

Mind yourself. sar." he called cheer.
ily and Indeed 1t was n problem to get
down to him without precipitatlng the
loose earth and rock that were ready
to make landslide down the hole, and
perhaps bury him forever.
But, looking about. found another
natural tunnel In the side of the hin.
Into this ! was able to worm myself,
aud In the dim light found the old man
and put my flask to his lips.
Anything broken. do you thInkY'
Tom didn't think so. He had evi-
IDENTIFY been stunned by his fall, and
another pull at my flask set him on
his feet. But as l helped him up. and,
striking light. we began to look
around the hole he had tumbled into,
he gave piercing shrek and fell on
his knees, jabbering with fear.
"fhe ghostsi tho ghostsr he
screamed.
And the sight that met our eyes wls
certainly one to try the nerves. Two
figures sat at a table-0ne with bis
hat tilted slightly and one leaning side
ways In hls~ehair In a careless sort OF
attitude. They seeemed>to Be playing
cards. and they were strangely white
for they were skeletons.
stood hushcd. while Toms tssth
ratified at my side. The fantastic awe
Of the thing was beyond telling. And
then. not without qualm or two,
which would be liar to deny. went
and stood nearer to them. Nearly ali
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Book Il.
CHAPTER I.

Once More In John saunderS SNUG
gerry.
Need say that 1t was a great occa.
sion when / was once more back safe
In John Saunders snuggery, telling my
story to my two friends, John and
Charlie Webster. all Just AZ II l had
never stirred from my easy chair, In
stead Of having spent an exciting
month or so among sharks dead men.
blood-lapping ghosts. card-playing
skeletons and such llke7
My friends listened to my yarn in
Characteristic fashion. John Saunders
eyes like mice peeping out Of a cup
beard. and Charlie Webster's huge
bulk poised almost threatening. as II
were. with the keenness of his atten.
tlon. His deep-set kind brown eyes
glowed like boys as went on, but
by their dangerous kindling at certain
points Of the story. those dealing with
our pockmarked friend. Henry p. To
bias, Jr., ! soon realized where, for
him. the chief interest ofTthe story
lay. 4m
"Ths rebel!" he roafed out
once or twice, using an adjective pc
culIarly English.
For him my story had but one moral
the treason Of Henry P. Tobias. Jr.
The treasure might as well have had
no existence. so far as he was con.
cerned. and the grim climax In the
cave drew nothing from him but pre-
occupied nod. And John Saunders
was little more satisfactory. Both Of
them allowed me to end In silence.
They both seemed to be thinking
deeply.
II must say you two are a great au-
dience." said presently, perhaps
rather childishly nettled.
TITS very serious NATTER" said
John Saunders. and l realized that II
was not my crony but the secretary to
the treasury OF his BNtannIc majes.
tvs government at Nassau that was
talking. As he spoke he looked across
ut Charlie Webster. almost as II for
getting me. Something should be
done about II. eh. Charllel" he con.
tinued.
- traitor!" roared Charlie, once
more employing that British adjective.
And then he turned to me:
Look here. old pal. I'll make a bar
gain with you. II you like. l suppose
you're keen for that other treasure
now. chr
Il am" said l. rather stiffly.
"Well, then. I'll go after It with
you-on one condition. You can keep
the treasure. II you'll give me Tobias.
1t would do my heart good to get him,
as you had the chance Of doing that
afternoon. Whatever were you doing
to miss hlmf"
Il proposed to myself the satisfac-
tlon Of making good that mistake"
said. ION our next meeting. feel
owe II to the poor old captain"
Never mind: hand the captains
rights over to me-and TIL help you
all l know with your treasure. Be-
sides, Tobias is a job for an English.
man-eh. Johnf It's matter Of king
and country with me. With you II
would be mere private vengeance.
With me It will be an execution; with
you 1t would be a murder. Isn't that
so. Johnr'
Exactly" John nodded.
"Since you were away" Charlie be-
gan again. I've bought the prettiest
ynwi you ever set eyes on-the Fla.
mlngo-forty-nve over all. and this
time the very fastest boat In the har-
Dor. Yes! she's faster even than the
Susan B. Now I've q holiday due me
In about fortnight. Say the word.
and the Flamingo's yours for a couple
OF months, and her captain too. I
make only that one condition"
"All right. CHARLIE" I agreed; hes
youn."
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headaches disappeared. gained in
weight and feel fine, % I can honestly
recommend Lydia Z. Pinkham's Veec.
table Compound 70 any woman who %
euffering e ] was. KIN. ApEIME B.
LYNCH 100 Plain St, Providence, r. I.
Backache and nervousness ars symp.
toms Or natures warnings, which in-
dicate . functional disturbance or an
unhealthy condition which often devel.
ops into moro serious ailment.
Women In this condition sho,A not
continue % drag along without help, but
profit By Mrs. Lynchs experience, and
try this famous root and herb remedy,
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pcund-snd for special advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkham Med. Co. Lynn, Mass.
The Raymer enterprise., 1919-10-16
CHAPTER II.

In Which ! Am Afforded ollmpses Inta
Futurity-Possibly ussfuI.
Two or three evenings before w
were due to sail. at one Of our snug.
gerry conclaves, l put the question
whether anyone had ever tried the d,
vinlng rod for treasure in the islam .s
Old John nodded and said he kew
the man wanted. a half-crazy o.. ne.
gro back there In Grants Towr.-the
negro quarter spreading out + TO the
brush behind the ridge on which tho
town Of Nassau proper Ii britt.
HE calls himself 4 ling" be
added. "and the natives d.. l believe,
regard him as the head of . certain
tribe. The lads call hm old Kins
Coffee'-a memory l suppose of the
Ashantee war. Anyone will tell you
where he lives. He has q name a. I
preacher-among tn. Holy Jumpers =
but he's getting 10 old to do much
preaching nowadkjs. Go and sse him
for fun anyway
So next morr ing I went
I had hardl been prepared for the
plunge into Darkest Africa" which
found myse't taking. as, leaving Gov
ernment b use behind. perched on the
crest Of is white ridge, walked q
few yart inland and entered q region
which. .or all it, green palms. made .
similar sudden impression Of pervad-
Ing | ackness on the mind which one
gets on suddenly entering q coal-min.
Ing district after travelling throu@h
fie ID and meadowA
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their clothes had fallen away. hanging
bit In shreds here and there. That
the hat had so jauntlIy kept Its place
~as one Of those grim touches Death,
that terrible humorist. loves to add to
his jests. The cards which had ap-
parently just been dealt, had suffered
scarcely from decay--only a little dirt
had slfted down upon them. az II had
Into the rum glasses that stood, too,
af each mans side. And as I looked
at the skeleton jauntily facing me, I
noticed that a bullet hole had been
made as clean as II by a drill 10 his
forehead of bone-whlle. turning to
examine more closely his silent part
Ger. noticed . rusty sailors knife
from the ribs where the lungs
aad been. Then I looked on the floor
nd 6orsA ~ key to the whole story.
The Raymer enterprise., 1919-10-16

With your fingers! You can lift OF
any hard corn. soft corn, or corn be-
tween the toes. and the hard skin cal
luses from bottom of feet.
A tiny bottle Of "Freezone" costs
little at any drug store; apply a few
drops upon the corn or callus. In
stantly 1t stops hurting. then shortly
you lift that bothersome corn or callus
right of. root and all. without one bit
Of pain or soreness. Truly! No hum
bug ADV.
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them the salt OF
the earth. Rather
he is using an or
binary household
com IN o dity to
make clear 10
them what their
function as dis
ciples Is to the
earth. By the use
OF this homely fig
ure ne would nave
his disciples Of all
times understand
that they are to
be to the world
what salt Is to
things.
Now we know
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To Render Important Judgment.

In forming a judgment. lay your
hearts void Of foretaken opinions ;
else whatsoever Is done or said viii
be measured by a wrong rule: like
them who have the jaundice. to
whom everything appeareth yellow.
Sir Philip Sidney.
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ecueo, my back
ached I'll the time.
/ was tired and had
noanbition forany-
thing. ] had taken
. number Of neh-
cines which did me
no good One day
] read about Lydia
E. Pinkham's
table Compounds and
what It had done for
women, 20 I tzied
II Ny nervousness
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Versatility.

"versatlle?" said the genius friend
musingly. 'Yes. on the whole.
think | should call Jones versatile.
He's the sort Of man who, II he were
piece Of furniture. would be one Of
those book cases that turn Into fold.
Ing bed ut night"
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"rou Don't Seem Afraid Of ThIsvss,s -

SVu ooht oeem AFRAID of Thieves" i"
fore long. and I thought might drop
around to your cay and pick few Of
them up for you"
ut would be mighty kind Of you, but
they're not easy to find. I'll tell you
exactly" He went Of. dear fellow,
into the minutest description Of the
habits Of -, while all the time ]
was eager to rush OF to Charlie Web.
ster and John Saunders and shout
Into their ears-as later did at the
first possible moment that evening,
1--WE found our missing cay! Short
Shrift island Is -" Il mentioned
the name Of a cay. which, Us In the
case Of dead Mans Shoes" I am un
able to divulge.)
Maybe" said Charlie, maybe |
We can try 1t. But" he added, did
you find out anything about Tobias :"
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1t would take 27.6O0 spiders to pro
dUee pound of web.
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HOW'T0 AVOID
BACkAcHE AND
NERVOUSNESS
Tod b Mys Lyneh From
Own Experience

Providence, r. L-"I was IN run
down IN health, was nervous, had head.
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Two Estimates.

"cholly Woggles regards himself a.
a great catch"
"The poor fish,"
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Rome and Romeo.

"Was Rome founded by Romeo?" In
qulred pupil OF the teacher.
mo, my boy" replied the wise man.
ut was Juliet who was found dead
by Romeo"
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Salty
Christians
By REV. ". KETcHUM
Dlsectos Of the Evening ciana.
Moody Bibis Instituts, Chica0o

TExr.-Ye are the salt Of the EARTH
Matt. 5:l3.
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Christ is not passing out q compli.
ment to his disciples. when he calls
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lTo Is coNTINUEpl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-04

ON" OF 'hr main possessions ot q
good alr'.onyrr Us a pair of sharp
eyes Pie has 20 see from his rustrum
- .hlngs which pass unnoticed
4 lc average man.
w casual visitor 10 tho auction
room opens and snaps again hN gold
NaI''E BATS u,iShbpr thinks ,he ~
.uuN,ng az me time. and even n he
Iocs 10 again three or four times, no
''l. only thinks he is ncrvous.y or
.lA or ahecu'ly looking at his watch.
iIi 90 IN" aurt,oncer each move.
Wru' means e. SO bid. -.
hen The same man picks up bis
wonor.o and uolishcs IL casually
WIN his handkerchief the auctionecr
t0"Hs Doe has made his last bid for
mar particular article
In ftrt one may stand In the most
famous auction room IN the world
".a s." articles run up 10 thousands
'' ."..af' Zoo hvvs and tens ana hun
Nf.H. and yet never hear single
lH nr find out where the hiis are
coming from and yet the auCjionecr
NH| presently sty. Five thousand
iH" hundred dollars Any more p"
give a. bang with his hammer and
.'F smith. be knows who made
..g .'s a.i lut YOU DO not
I".' man bids by pulllng his 'l'.
.."' "y s'rukInr he side uf his nose.
'h' Other rN N.cklnC his catalogue.
y great picture huycr obtains mas
'I N.. .'. rN r.kNnr his left car. and
6. t.'r ln articles Of yirtu gets won
To-. N1r, and perfect specimens ~
I'o IAN Hr' ann Chinese huudtcratt
-t'rmoil. fNIfrhiur ~ the face.
'.... only affects hlw iu 'na auction
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-04
YOUNG SHIELDS BECOMES
MANAGER OWNER OF HOTEL

! " Shields n Son announced
yesterday the closing Of a deal in
which Eyyrctte Shields becomes
owner ut the Hotel Washington on
>orth Main near the Katy depot
Errrr'tu ls the junior partner ~ the
firm which formerly had the man
aEew'nt ot tho Hotel oklahoma.
Tn" shields family rs well known
.n ih. city having been In the hotel
business here Tor the last ~ years.
Floyd Shields recently bought the
slli. N,t hotel near the Midland
AA.-.N Nnn-i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-04
CITY BRIEFS

---.-----------------------I
TJTNr DnIEEC
VI DIX
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i'.N I"i divorce was f'ri lu
.'' IT,. '.'.. '''.'lf} oN 'orinnr
FhN..H"N H.H..s' Thomas o.
''"I '"'N.
DECREE DU divorce was grtufcd
x Esirrf pn.rt ,,sfcrlp, fo " r.
S>',D l'tm1u HGuu. Mildred n
S'nm,'uutu
RESIGN NTIDN ~ ~ 1 yhor, as
clerk and r.parrrr a.. irr municipal
m,tor An. .,,'.......,r.rs -, fnetr
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o., ~" Il q ''' 'I'' -'nb ','" y
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'.' 'n me '".. "' J"7'''' D. ~.
''f'N N.'.'i""N 1'''I I'"'h
a. = HAWKINS buyer and man
IE'r for the inst floor departments
OF Halliburton. \huool company lcti
last nigh for Sew York FOO pa.
chase stocks %. mnud1'C delivery
ts Ne. Hs 60. 'Sc holidays
l<rDUNATrpN charging r,rr
EIrks0n olur ..n.IrIorw|rr ~ nf.
u.rn' M,rI, r,nh.ou ON october .
.l,, vE. ,,tr. rr,,rs t.I hgsh,pd
Inns f.lrel .,rt ,,f4-,a. D., ,ooir,ltiI,
"a. h,5 efr,,rt
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H.'''s ''''''h'h7''n', ana N'N
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REPORT of bank business r'nd-
'r"' hN the Tulsa 'IehrIng"house ah'
eoclalon Tor tho week ending
NcIuy dtNr October tlrarings.
ill.3aN.'9t 2N t'rlrinEs ior cor
responding week last year. 1'h9',-
''3 II Increase - 3 p'r cent BANK
Transactions. Sh-.h iI'o''.
-
iEIII IIl,'N from x p. Downing
1893 South Main. asking that he he
allowed 20 rcmuy" the curb and eN-
tend the sidewalk TO the street In
order 60 permit the passage -. street
ears and automobiles without dan
ger Of accident WAS referred 10 the
city engineer for consideration.
T..
MARRIAGE LICENSES we're is
sued To the following couples yester-
day hv the clerk OF district court VIZ
gll HaTon. 80. ana Cphclla omen"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-04

MRS. c. J. MONTGOMERY as
president and Mrs r. y. Adams as
vice president. will direct activities
Of tho teacher-patron associat don OF
Kendall. II was, decided AZ meet
ing held recently. A committee con-
sisting OF Mrs William Hackendorf.
Mrs J. VI Temples and Mrs T. n.
Adams was appointed 10 select rhs
prizes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-07
BEGIN HOT WAITER :
DRINKING gF YOU
DON'T FEEL, RIGHT
~
Says glass of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
washes out polsons.

If you wake up with a bad tast,
bad breath and tongue is coated; II
your head Is dull or aching; IL whal
you eat sours and forms gas and acid
in stomach. or YOU are bilious, con.
stlpated, nervous. sallow and can't &c,
feeling just right, begin inside bath,
ing Drink before breakfast a glass
OF real hot water with a teaspoonful
of limestone phosphate in 1t. This
Will flush the poisons and toxins
from stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels and cleanse, sweeten and pur-
tfy the entire alimentary tract. Do
your inside bathing Immediately
upon arising IN the morning to wash
out of the system all the previous
days poisonous waste, gases and sour
bile before putting more food into
the stomach.
To feel like young folks feel; like
you felt before your blood. nerves and
muscles became loaded with BODY i'm
purities, get from your pharmacist a
quarter pound Of limestone phosphate
which is inexpensive and almost taste-
less, except for sourish twinge which
is not unpleasant.
Men and women who are usually
constipated, bilious, headachy or have
any stomach disorder should begin
this inside bathing before breakfast.