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down the stairs, because OF the dense
smoke and the tongues Of FIRE she could
zee through tho transom.
GERMAN SAILORS JUMP FROM
CAR AT SIGHT.
At this time q Smith street car was
approaching the fire. Without waiting
for II to stop. several German sailors,
who were returning from Coney Island.
jumped or at sight Of the terror
stricken woman with the babe and
dashed up to the house.
Rapidly passing the firemen and police
men. ready to 81 to the woman's aid,
the plucky sailors smashed In the front
door and disappeared In the pun OF
smoke that shot out.
The crowd cheersd. and then for sew.
eral minutes silently waited to see what
would happen. 1t might have known
that a burning house Is nothing to a man
from a battleship. The sailors sped
through the opaque halls until they came
to Mrs. Wagner's room.
One lifted the crying baby from her
arms. and covering Its face with part
Of his blouse skipped downstairs with
H. The applaud!ng crowd had only =
second to walt for the mother. She ep.
peared with ~ gallant an escort Is eny
fair lady could desire.
She was fanked on either side by q
sturdy saiiorman. who fairly carried
her down the dangerous stairs and
turned her over to the policemen. She
hurr!edly thanked them and asked for
her baby. and when the excitement had
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Hunting for q sOuse Harbor.

The Board Of Inebr.ety Is having It,
troubles In finding a suitable site fol
the proposed ''sOuse" farm. to which
habltual drunkards are to be sent and
cared for at the expense OF the city
Several sites have been suggested only
to be turned aside AZ noi desirable
Finally the board has found a location
at New Hampton. Goshen. Orange
County, OF 800 acres. The Board o!
Estimate will decide at the meeting to-
morrow.
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rirst Examination OF Chndrsn's
T0oth To.MoRsaM a Ala aoaistx.

Mis- rhsorA Garter. President of the
sooIety Of Good Chssr, announced To-
day that the hrst examination Of chill.
dren's teeth will taks place Tomorrow
At 4 O'Clock In the Wssl SIDE Children.
Ala soolsty ~ No. N1 West Thirty.
eighth street, Mica Garter announce.
that this 10 ths Arst Of . series of an.
smLn.tions rha. viii b hold IN the eity,
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400 L0NeSH0REMEN STRIKE.
EaployinG Of Non.Union Ship Labor
Causes WaIk-Out.

-Four hundred ionEshoremsn. who usu-
ally work at the Holland America
piers In Hoboken, struck to-day. Their
complaint 10 the action OF the dockmas-
ter in putting non-union men to work on
the Noordam. which arrived yesterday.
According to the union leaders. there
were plenty Of union men At hand TO
unload the Noordam. When complaint
was made against the preference to
noaunion men. the strikers say they
were told to get out and let the COM
pany attend 10 its own business In It's
own way.
TIE non-union men were persuaded
overnight not to appear for work this
morning. The union men stood back
and refused to so to work. and all
business ct the pier was at . standstill.
There 10 q possibility the sailing Of the
NeordAm may be delayed
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hoohmakeS 'Pst" Corsisan Rupt.
CLEVELAND. Juns ia.-'Pat" CORR.
gan. sookmaksr. who 10 known thu
country over. and James p. Mullen,
manager OF motor car company here,
we're badly injured when their autorno.
bile skiddsd one mile west Of Charm
Fsiis, early to-day and crashed into q
tree. corrigan's left leg ana shoulder
were broken. both arc In 4 local hos.
pital In q dangerous condition,
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HERE IS PERKINS
TALKING Ar LAST
or CANPAIGN FUND.-

CHIoAan, SS~s n-(asAsSs W, Per-
kiRs Declared thst fhs sssloA N TIE Ma.
tionsl CoaNWAtsss W ses1lssas Ne Nsassth
csHtor1s District NsleSstss y FveN-
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was Endorsed by Gov. W. z. GLASS;
cock Of West virginia, who declared
that all the West virginia Republican
electors are for Roosevelt and would
vste for him IN tho electoral college.
REGARDLESS Of the action Of the oou-
vention.
senator Joseph ~ Dixon listened to
M. Flinn and Gov. Glasscock. I don't
THINK" he said. ''thsre will be any need
fer such action. You hear what thsy
SAY. In my opinion Col. Roosevelt sure
II will BIO nominated. The Taft forces
win not dare to steal the nomination"
WILL RCcoNvGNG the STATE
CONVENTIONS.
Mr.. Finn and Gov. olasscock de-
caared that the State Conventions In
Pennsylvsnla and West Virginia had
not been adjourned and would DO re-
convened II necessary and tho electors
slvsn positive instructions TO vote for
Cs,. Roosevelt u circumstances war
rantsd.
I'VE are not going to allow the Ma
tionai Committee 10 destroy the Re-
publican party In Pennsylvania" said
N. Finn. I'VE don't intend 70 stand
idiy by and lose ten or nftssn Congress-
mon and the Legislature. We propose
70 protect ourselves at homo.
thirty Of ne thirty-sishs Srsss-
: Genital 1isosess are Tor 8eeesvsss
anA n tAsy ere sasotel 80 ~
nsniAasioa u stolen ana 0avsa -
Yrssadsue raft those thirty vm
vsts n he Esesosa, 0elssGs sss
Col Roosevelt
I'VE don't propose 10 allow delegates
from the southern States and the In
suiar possessions 20 dictate q Presl-
Dental nomins ton TO the great Repub-
liaan states.
.rhs t1ms has como vhsa ystat-
Seai rsbsilion % neosesasy for SELF
protection Of the 1spubiioan states.
undsr this plan no bolt wti ~ ase-
sssary. ~ vsal1 sssaSt. Dssaavs. "
. iesiug . 1spubiioAn President, but
would via locally. no eshss civil
NED country would tolerate sssA
sseotsees - ere bsinG IA b Ne
!. National Comuattes.
Z in Pennsylvania, and they agree With
me that Il 10 necessary II Taft 10 nom-
mated to carry ths n&ht 70 the Else
torai College"
In our state tho entire list Of Prssi.
Dental electors 10 for Col. Roosevelt
and will vote for him." said Gov. Glass
cock. There 10 no Law 70 prevent H.
The people vote for the electors and
not for the President IL tho nominA-
ton IL stolen for President Taft you
can suy that West VirEinia's slsctora
vote will be for Theodore Roosevelt
! agree with Mr.. Finn and We vii
follow the sams course"
Following Films announcement Frst
q, Buggie, nominated In Indiana tor Re
publican Presidential oieatoP. said h
had four Others, whose names he with
held, would vote for Col. Roosevelt an,
not for President Taft. In case tho Re
pubaicsns carried Indiana, Bungis &
the Arst possible sisetov 10 take thi
stand.
FIRST FIGHT or DAY WAS ovEI
ARIZONA.
Before the actual work VI the day Wa
begun there was protest against tn
"split' dscision yesterday under whlo
one Taft delegate and ons Roosevelt del
egats were seated from the HieveN
Neatucky District. II was made pis!
that this case would DO carried bofor
the National Convention. Then the Ar'
sons contest was taken up,
Chairman Rosewater said there ",
s&nSs doubt a. to which dslsgatio
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GIVE ELECTORAL VOTES T0ROOSEvELT
EVEN # TAFT IS REN0M|NATED

received tickets. Chairman J. L. Hub.
bsii stated that every one claiming to BIO
. delegate could be heard whom some
one protested against the reading Of .
roll call made up by the committee.
The man who objected to the roll
call was q Roosevelt man who was not
recognised ~ . delegate on the tenn
porary roll Then. apparently by q pre-
conceived plan. the Roosevelt men
rushed for the platform. and thors was
an immediate scene Of disorder"
n der declared the Roosevelt forces
left the regular convention. which or.
gaaissd "psaesfuiiy." with q Of the y
temporary call"
PART PLAYED ~ GOV. ki0Dv
IN ARIZONA.
The part played BY former Gov. Kib-
by was explained By George L. Record
Of Jersey City. who defe nded the
Roosevelt dslssation.
We claim We had Q clear majority
Of the legal delegates In that hail." he
SAID. when the convention mat Gov.
Kibby took the floor and protested on
our behalf against the adoption Of .
temporary roll. which Ne ala not be-
lieve legal. From that time on there
we're two convs ntions and the question
10 which 10 the legal one"
He said the Roosevelt men had not
presented their contests TO the State
Executive Committee because they
knew they would have been thrown
out.
A motion Of Senator Berah TO seat
the Roosevelt delegates from Arisona
wss defeated after refusal Of roll call.
Only eighteen members demanded . roll
cali. The rules require twenty.
A roll oAu also vas refused o. the
motion 10 seat the TAFT delegates,
why" exclaimed Hsnsy. even Abe
Ruef would have granted that request"
The gentleman 10 out Of ORDER"
Chair.AAA Rosswstss declared.
Let htn make \ speech" aaid ons OF
the Taft members Of the committee.
Il was merely Informing thu chair"
SAD Henry.
Thanks" said Rosswstsr.
The California Gontsst. invoiving two
delegates from the Fourth District was
called end Hsnsy took . place st the
tsnls a. sNofasy for we NSossVs" s'S''
satss'
NOT PNOTeOV FROM TNB
GOVERNOR or CALIFORNIA.
Gov. johnson OF California, had been
invited BY Hsnsy 10 appear before the
committee. but had sent note which
sAidi
II decline 70 appear before the
committee. I will not submit 10 =
| trial 10 the title Of property by the
thief who steals II. ! consider y
wou,o os AZ insult 20 ma p''S 49, -
a oommit,.s which obssauiousiy ~.
| 1870 C.Ihoun's League. or even
MAJ. IN |. oon,s., by PATRICK Cal.
NOM. dssisrsd 10 ey.rrid. a ma.
iority az nooO California Rspublicans
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W"a. was 'ne nooss'en "a'ori'y
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NJ va,n u.. ,.,. a., 49,.
Ia, ,hs, ~. .am,.s" u. ,.a,'
.sst.a al ,na o,h.. r.,,,o.,,. $4,000.
eau, in ,h,s an. =. a. ..aa NJ prv.a
"tho r.s, as,.~s,.. -sc.,v.a 49,
jcrIty"
senate, psnro.. ...sa ~, prv., I,
he hnsv .nvth,ns .hou, ..,h. a.iihsra,.
at,smo, I'm C.IIforn,. N v,o,ate ,ns IA
publican Comnitt.o'u call by passing the
primary Jaw
forni. ltbelisd in thi. wav"
"Ais Won h.r. N .rrus ,h,. c...,"
demanded Mr.. Chubb Of Florida
eye" snouNsa xsnsy. VI havs
Gene hs,e 10, Vss puypcss Of an
prssins NE YsssaAsnt that he IL
aeespting stolen goods II he takes
thsuo Aelseatss vhsA yeN give
then 70 hiA."
M. Rosswatsr again told Mr.. Heney
- cohnns himself to the arguments
ASu nor N 70 .ne sal,l
WV" "e ion va" ~"e' w. '.
mites vo'ea '" ~ I" .eA' 'ne WV
~" ae'esA'es' i"ose VINO Vo'oa !"
law" OF noose'e' were Nnis"!. az
iborhla' Du foht' delaware noran'
IdAno' burham' kentucky: wight
Louisiana; Jackson. Maryland; Kellogg.
MtNnaaOfa m
New YORK; Capers. South Carolina
Thorson. South Dakota; Monday. Ten
nessse: Lyon. Texas. Loose, utah; hog
ers. wisconsin, and Biebsr. District OF
Columbia.
MAkgo A BITTER ATTACK ON
urNev
During the roll call bitter attack on
MI Heney was made by Committeeman
shackleford OF Alaska. who voted Tor
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LAiMs A MAJORITY Voa vHG
yAFy ogLgoATes,

Nv, Rrvsa said that two TAFT dsis-
gatss. because they claimed to have
about $50 majority In the Fourth dis
tstst, AsciinsA 10 be bound by the
Roosevelt va,s IN the stats At Isps,
~Ths lev provides, does II sot,~ asked
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FLEET CAN'T SAIL
FOR LACK Of COAL:
WILL WAIT A DAY
Continued from FlrS Page)

down the stairs. because OF the dense
smoke and the tongues OF Are she could
zee through tho transom.
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ALL DEMOCRATS
NOW TOGETHER
UNANIMITY OF THE PARTY IN
GEORGIA is ATTRACTING
ATTENTION.

Atlanta, Sept. 23.-The unparalleled
unanimity with which all factions of
Georgia democracy are supporting the
national presidential candidate is one
of the most remarkable sights in this
state today.
Bitter enemies in the democratic
ranks, who have been on opposite
sides of the political fence practically
all their lives are burying the Ratchet
at least on the national fight. When
before in the history Of Georgia have
editorials appeared in the Atlanta
Constitution, the Atlanta Journal, the
Macon Telegraph and the Macon
News, the Augusta Chronicle and the
Augusta Herald, year even in Tom
Watson's magazines, all supporting
the same democratic candidate for the
same office.
The Champ Clark men, the Under
wood men, are putting in some of
the strongest ticks of all for Wilson.
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BIDS WANTED FOR FURNISHING
POLICE UNIFORMS.
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brunswick, Ca, Sept. 6, 1912.
Sealed bids will be received until
monday, September %, 1912. at 3
O'CLOCK p. M, for furnishing uniform.
1or the police department as fo1,owsa
Six CO. single breasted winter weight
regulation blue frock coats with bra.
buttons; each sleeve to have two
buttons each. Four (4) single breast
eo Wlnter-Weight regulation blue sack
coats, with brass buttons; each
sleeve to have two buttons each. Also
two CD double breasted frock coats
OF same material and weight, and spe-
clhcatlons as to buttons. Twelve
pairs of pants of same material.
Twelve Q2) police nlsters, medium
weight; submit samplsA in this item
OF both cloth and cravenette. The
right is reserved to reject any and
all bids. Mark Bids for furnishing
uniforms, and file samples with the
chief of police.
THE POLICE COMMITTEE.
BY C. T. Calnan, Chairman.
9-23.
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Mrs. MARY HALsTEAD, Platea, Pa,
Box SO.
Here is the report of another genuine
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may be relied upon.
Walcott, N. Dakota. e had infam-
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even spoke to me. I took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and |
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- Mrs. AMELIA DAHL, Walcott, N
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MiIlionaires Talk.

Atlanta, Sept 23.-Atlanta's mature
millionaires and middle-aged business
men who have risen to positions of
leadership in the community attriO-
ute their success in a good many in
stances to lifelong habit of early
rising, acquired on the old farm.
1t is positively amazing how many
of the big men in Atlanta, bank pres
idents, noted lawyers, real estate
magnates and financiers get down to
their desks every morning year in
and year out earlier than their clerks
and stenographers.
Instead of rolling down between 8
and 10 o'clock in their limousines as
most men of their type are supposed
to do in other cities, you can see a
long procession of the best known fl
nancial figures in Atlanta hiking it
along about 7.30 o'clock every morn
ing to work.
The procession is usually headed
by Forrest Adair, who is never at his
desk later than quarter to eight Close
in behind him comes Asa G. Gambler,
who works as hard as any of the $50
month clerks and stenographers in
his big building Pretty soon along
rolls Col. w. L. Peel, white haired
but active as a boy, president of big
bank, president of the Music Festival
association and leading spirit in lot
of other enterprises.
The list could be strung out with
dozens of other names almost equally
well known
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Pharmacy

T. L. Parks, Murrayville, Ca, Route
1, is in his 73rd year, ana was recent
ly cured o: abad kidney and bladder
trouble. He says himself: II have
suffered with my kidneys. My back
ached and was annoyed with blad-
der irregularities. / can truthfully
say, one SOC bottle Of Foley Kidney
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tain no habit forming drugs.
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$30,o0o,0o0.o0 Lost Annually
BY Wage E.arnsrs.

DR.. Sadler estimates that about
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ly to the American people as a di-
rect result Of colds. Lost time means
lost wages and doctoring is expensive
Use Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound promptly. It will stop tn
cough, and heal and sooth he sore
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Pharmacy.
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An article that has real meri
should in time become popular. That
such is the case with Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy mas been attested by
many dealers. Here is one of them:
H. W. Hendrickson, Ohio Falls, Ind,
writes, "Chamberlain's Cough Rene
the best for coughs, colds and
Group, and is my best seller" For
sale bv all dealers
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Governor on His Farm.

Atlanta, Sept. Ex-Governor Brown
will spend most of this week on his
farm in Cherokee. Things are unus
ually dull at the capitol and little of
importance is scheduled for the next
few days in any of the departments.
Taking advantage of the lull, the gov
ernor is off to enjoy brief rest close
to nature.
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St. Slmons Transit
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SUNDAY
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Brunswick q florida
Steamboat Co.
CUm6er and Route


STEAMER EMMELINE
Brunswick to Cumberland IsIant anc
Fernahdina, Fla.
Leave Brunswick $3.50 am
Arrive Jekyl Island. ....... $3.50 am
Arrive Cumberland. .10:45 an
Arrive Fernandina ........ HOO am
Returning:
Leave Fernandina ....... 2:30 pm
Arrive Cumberland ....... .5:15 pm
Arrive Jekyl pm
Arrive Brunswick ........7:30 pm
Don't Miss This Trip-Fine View o
Club House and Home of Millionaire
Jekyl Island.
DUNGENESS-Home of the Carneg
ies-CUMBERLAND.
J. 3. WRIGH, Mgr.
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Take this picturesque route and Sc
the first settlement in Georgia at
Frederica-the old fort and capnor
used by Oglethorpe.. -. 3. WRIGHT
Manager.
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miss Kate SIater's fall and winter
opening will occur next Friday and
Saturday. The ladies are invited to
call and inspect her handsome line OF
hats.
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French Market Coffee
on Nearly Every Dining Table!

For many years coffee drinkers said: If we
could only get French Market Coffee at hone!''
This has at last been made possible by the estab-
lishment of the French Market Mills, and by the
perfecting of the new hermetcaly-sealed package
for French Market Coffee
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NEW TOWN REALTY is
ON RAPID INCREASE

II there ever was a time when you
should invest in New Town realty that
time is NOW
Ask any man in Brunswick who
keeps posted on zeal estate and ne
will tell you the same thing.
| have for sale ONE HUNDRED
AND FORTY LOTS in different sec
tions there and many of them can be
purchased on terms of $500 cash and
$500 per mouth. NO INTEREST and
NO TAXES.
Ring me up today, phone ia, and
7 will take pleasure in showing you.
SEE NE.
THUR w.
Phone ia.
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REMEMBER THE OLD ORIGINAL
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co. A LARGE LINE OF HIGH CLASS
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modern 5ewing ma7nina G,.toF
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instant; nothing need be removed
from. your machine to install this
motor $40 installed
MUTUAL LIGHT & WATER co.
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NERVOUS
DESPONDENT
women
Find Relief in Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound
Their Own Statements
So Testify.

Platea, Pa. When l wrote to you
first ] was troubled with female weak
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Stop on your way to depots and
boat landings and get a lunch at the
Cafe Royal, opposite oelethorpe hotel
Nearest eating place to both depots
IN the city.
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