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Mixed Summer Foods The Cause
Of Much Indigestion
SUMMER days are days of careless living, kitchens too hot for
cooking, cold lunches at the homes of friends, open-air picnics,
with the result that many a family is down with indigestion.
Give the stomach and bowels a new
start by taking a dose of a good laxative
tonic like Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
Then put variety into your diet by eating
more warm food. It is more cesily
digested.
A bottle of Syrup Pepsin can be
bought at any drug store for 50c and
$l, the latter the family size. It acts so
gently and safely that it can be given
even to a baby in constipation, indiges
tion, “summer colds” and similar ills.
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WHEN AUTO WRECKS
Cr. W. W. Rcddick. Loses Life in
Accident Near Lumpkin; Sister
Recident of Macon.
Lunpiir, July 4—Dr. W. W. Red
dick who moved here four years ago
from Tifton, wa,: instantly killed south
of Lanpkin this afternoon when his
2uto cverturned at a sharp curve on
a road five miles from here.. “Two
companions in the magchine with him,
Rello Smow and a Mr. SniQe re
sidents of Stewart county, \ve,l";: in
jured nut are not in a serious c¢ondi
duon, ' .
The auto according to the 'zeport
received here turned over several
times. Dr. Reddick’'s head was Wadly
crushed his features were not re
cognizable. His mother. Mrs. Reddick
resides here, His wife and five
children, all of Lumpkin, survive. A
brother, Henry Reddick, of Spring
vale, and two sisters, Mrs. R. B.
Dent, of Benevolence, and Mrs. Detra
Hammock of Macon, also survive.
Funeral arrangements have not been
announced.
The deceased was a veterinary sur
geon and since mqyving here attended
a college in Indian where he took a
special course,
YAQHL INDIANS MAKE
DEPREDATIONS COSTLY
31 Paso, Tex., July 3.—Yaqui Indian
depredations in the Mexican border
states are becoming more frequent.
but not all acts of banditry in the
Yaqui country can be laid at the doors
of the Indians, according to advices
reaching here from Sonora. “It is a
case of giving a dog a bad name and
hanging him,” and American reported
who is familar with the marauding
activities oh the Yaquis.
It is the custom in Sonora, he said
for Mexicans to shout “Yaqui,” when
ever a foreigner has been killed in
isolated territory., or whenever a fla
grant violation of Mexican law has
been committed anywhere in the sec
tion where Yaquis may be found. This
is supposed to impress the visitor
with the idea that real Mexican ban
ditry exists largely in the imagina
tions of. outsidors.. «Elence; the Yaqui
is blamed for violent acts whether he
was responsible or not.
Yaqui and Mexican bandit bands
are both active and it is said to be
impossible to tell which is guilty of
various reported raids, robberies and
murders.
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THE CORDELE DISPA'I'CH
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VCLUME.
Rome, June 2. (Correspondence of
the Associated Press.)-—Already Ger
man influence has been exercising it
self in Italy in an endeavor to win
back its pre-war trade, which annual-\‘
ly amounted to nearly two hundred
million dollars—exports and imports.
Interviews have recently been pub
lished in Italian papers which en
deavor to establish the idea in the
Italian mind that had Germany been
consulted in the matter of Italian
claims at the peace conference, Italy
would have secured all that had heen
asked. This has been interpreted by
many prominent Italians as purely a
subtle bid for Italian patronage an
ticipating the resuscitation of friendly
commercial relations between Italy
and Germany,
Chiet among the interviews appear:
T 0 THE BUYING PUBLIG
General conditions which affect production costs make
it necessary to increase the selling price of
Delco-Light, Effective Aug. 1, 1919 L
New Prices on Delco-Light Products
No. 200-3-4 K. W. Generating Unit | $ 350.00
No. 208-3-4 K. W. Plant with 80 amp, hr. battery (16 cells) 475.00
No. 216-3-4 K. W. Plant with 160 amp. hr. battery (16 cells) 545.00
No. 300-3 K. W. Generating Unit ‘ 800,00
No. 332-3 K. W. 32 Volt Plant with 160 amp. hr. battery (16 cells) 995.00
No. 310-3 K. W.llO volt Plant with 80 amp. hr. battery (56 cells) 1,295.00
No. 316-3 K. W. 110 volt Plant with 160 am p. hr. battery (56 cells) 1,620.00
No. 3006-3 K. W. 65 volt Plant with 160 am p. hr. battery (30 cells) 1,240.00
No. 6002-Delco-Light Engine (No price change) 19500
Delco-Light Water System 32 volt or 110 volt, direct current 225.00
Consult your distributor for revised prices on special plants. : :
ALL PRICES F. 0. B, DAYTON, OHIO :
We will accept here at Cordele, any bona fide signed customers’ orders at present prices, with
$25.00 cash with order payment attached on % K. W. plants or water systems, and $50.00 cash with order
payment on 3K. W. plants. Shipment on such orders will be made to customers direct. o
No orders will be accepted with shipping date to the customer later than August 31, 1919.
We are doing this so as to give customers who have
been quoted the prevailing prices, an opportunity to
buy, but we will not sell distributors or dealers plants or water
systems for stock, at the present prices. ~
It will pay you to get in touch with us and place your order now. This
is fair notice; Be prompt and let us save you money while we can. We
make prompt delivery. '
R. A. McLARTY, CORDELE, GA.
PHONE 496 .
We Carry a Complete Line of Delco-Light Accessories at all Times
ing in Italy were those of Prince Vonl
Buelow and Count Von Bernstorff.
The former was married to an Italian
and maintains in Italy one of the most
celebrated villas. Italians contend’
that ‘it was his object to solicit Italian
fador when he said: f
“Fiume is an Italian town and must
g 0 to Italy. All its inhabitants aré
Italian except a small minority.
Everything in Fiume is Italian. In
fact, most Hungarians living in Fiume
are more favorable to Italian than to
Jugo-Slav rule.”
Count Von Bernstorff seeks in his
interview intended for the Italian peo
ple to forgive Italy for allying her
self with Germany's enemies. He
admits that had the ancient Germau
despotic rule won, Italy would have
never been forgiven but that the new
Germany is ready to torget the past
and start over again.
His interview given to the Giornale
d’ Italia recently has been treated in
the same light as that of Prince Von
Buelow while Ttalians are saying of
|iL. “we prefer to trust in victory than
alternatives.”
l Count Bernstortl failed to arouse
any great enthusiasm among the Ital
ians for the proffered forgiveness.
But the Germans have not been
asleep in Italy. Already German
Goods are finding their way into the
Italian markets. A Milan newspaper
recently announced that a large ship
‘ment of German jewelry has been re
ceived at the frontier destined for all
parts of Italy. German printing pro
ducts, tourists guidebooks and station
ery have been on display in shop win- 1
dows tor weeks. Some of them were
pre-war stock but by far the gerater
part is new. |
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SWEDISH AND AMERICAN
FOUNDATION IS FORMED
| Stockholm, - June 5.—A Swedish
| American foundation nas been form
‘ed to send Swedish students to Ameri
ca in exchange for ten Americans sent
by the Scandinavian-American founda
tion in New York, to Sweden. The
| American Minister, Ira Nelson Mor
! ris, has made himself responsible for
Ithe expenses of one of the Swedish
students for five years. .
SUNDAY JULY. 6, 1919
JAPS PLAN TO TURN )
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Tokio, May ' 30.—The Oriental
Steel Company, the new Japanese
$25,000,000, steel corporation, has be
gun operations and plans to turn
out steel on a gigantic scale. 'i‘he
compine is an outgrowth of re-strlc{
tions enforced by foreign countries
on the export of steel during the war,
The company will get its ore frm thaa
Tong Chung mines of China anl
from Korea. .
The works are at Tobata on the
northern coast of Kyushu, one of the
{of the industrial centers of Japan.
‘The workshops are modelled after the
largest steel ~worksin the ~ United
States and Europe. Every attentiofi
\will be paid to the comfort and well
being of the staff and the workmen.