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SEWARD, Dec 13.-Chas Heron has issued a specific denial of the re- port now going the rounds in political circles that he will support Wicker sham for congress on the regular re- publican ticket.
 Heron states that he is entirely op- posed to Wickersham and will spare no effort to prevent the delegate secur- ing the nomination at the forthcoming convention.
 Heron did not say who he favored as nominee of the party but insisted that llace in the party and Is by no means
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ator from his native state. finally re-
 tiring in 1905. Since that year he has rendered many distinguished ser vices to the country. Since 1911 ne has been the director of the Columbia Institute for the Deaf and Dumb and was also G civilian member of the board of ordnance and Qualifications. The deceased was aged eighty one years.
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CHICAGO THIEF MAKES
 VERY RICH HAUL

the Chicago manufacturer who had turned them over to the institute as a memorial to his late wife. who was engaged in their collection for many years. The thief secured entrance to -he building by cutting out pane of glass in one of the rear windows. Ow- Ing to the great rarity of the jewels their disposal will be difficult and 1t is believed they will be recovered.
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 MARSEILLES, Dec. 13.-Officers of the French passenger steamship liar naonie arriving here from eastern Med iterranean ports today relate re- markable tale of escape from destruc ton through attacks made an the yes sel by an Austrian submarine and an aeroplane while off the entrance to tie Adiatic.
 The ships officers assert that the Harmonic was first attacked by a sub marine which fired two torpedoes at the vessel at close range but which were without effect owing to the rapid nlaneuvers made by the ship. The Aus trians failing in their attempts to send
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of the pacifcists occurred Sunday af- ternoon. when Dr. Akked offered his resolution during d discussion of the proposed defense activities of this tountry.
 The reports declare that a row start ' 1t once and many of the peace dele nates became highly indignant at the suggestion of the reverend peace apos- tie that the president be censured for Is activities. Several of the delegates
 #enorted 10 have become seriously
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 SAN JUAN, Porto Rica, Dec. H. The German members of the crew If the American steamship Coamo We e taken off that vessel this morning by d lientenanl of marines from the French cruiser Descartes which is now in this port The action of the Frenchmon was protested by the master of the Coamo but he was given no satisfa tion beyond the statement that he
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FORMER SENATOR
 COCKRELL DEAD
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 WASHINGTON. Dec 13.-Former Senator Francis Marion Cockrell of Missouri died at his home In the capi- tai today Following the war, in which he rose rapidly from the rank of cap tain in the confederate service to the position of brigader general, Coekerell served five terms as United States sen
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FORD PEACE PARTY
 SUFFERS BAD RUPTURE 

and a number threatened to sTe the ship as soon as It should reach a European port.
 Among the dlsgruntled ones were Iaase Ben Lindsay s. s. Mcclure and several othesr noted persons. Dr Akked
 sE withdrew the resolution in the 3terest of concord.
 HUMORESQUE. Violin soIo by Miss Johnson. At the Roof Garden.
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Now when the United States malls are unable to bring magazines and other readins matter, is the most op. portuno Sime to keep postsd on what throughout the world, hy subscribing for the Nugget and have t delivered to your home every evening.
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BULoARS ATTACKING ALLIES
 ON GREEK BORDER

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 SOFIA, Dec. 13--Despite great eaow storm sweeping over the central portion of the Balkans, quarter of a million Bulgarians are attacking the Greek border and a great battle Is raging.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-According to wireless reports from the peace ship oscar II. no5 en route to Europe with lhe Ford peace expedition, bad split has taken pace in the ranks of the peace representatives through the ac- tion of the Rev. pr. Akked and others il asking the adoption of resolution condemning the national preparedness 'licy of President Wilson.
 It is said that the split in the ranks
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HEBRON AFTER W|CK'S
 SCALP LOCK

(, titled to tae party's favor. In con hrmation of his stand, Heron today made. the following statement to the seward Gateway:
 The report now going the political
 unds to the effect that l am out for Wickersham on the regular republican ticket is absolutely untrue as l am
 only opposed to Wickersham but
 intend to do everything in my ,werJdo prevent the gentleman from Gaining the nomination at the hands of the republican convention"
 Home made chocolates, peanut can dies and hard goods. Rose Candy Store.
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MILLION SERBS ARE
 DYING OF FAMINE

are women and children and old peo- pie, who are totally without means and shelter. The invading armies are said to have committed the most frightfui devastations in the Serbian country and nearly all towns and villages in the path of the advancing host were pitilessly destroyed and the inhabitants driven forth to perish.
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 ROME, Dec. 11.-Reports from Bal lion Serbians are dying of f2mine, pesti- lence and exposure in different parts of Montenegro, Albania and Greece whither they have fled following the devastation of their homes by the in- vading armies of Germany, Austria and Bulgaria. The reports declare that the majority of these pitiful refugees
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 WASHINGTON. Dec. 1S.-It is an founced that under the terms of that portion of the national defense plans which will be submitted to congress by the navy department, the government ,qlll be able to carry on a large DOT lion of its own battleship construction through the addition of equipment to five of the navy yards of the country
 that they will be able to carry on
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U. 5. WILL BUILD
 OWN BATTLESH|PS

the work of construction on ships of every size and class. According to the plans to be offered by Daniels three yards on the Atlantic and two on the Pacific side of the continent will be placed in the best possible shape to
 dle work of this character and 1t is expected that the government will be able to save handsome sum yearly
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CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-After success ful mining an entrance and eluding the night watchman on his fifteen minute rounds, a nervy thief managed to get away with a collection of rare jewels valued at over fifty thousand dollars from the Chicago Art Institute this morning. The collection was a gift to the institute from Laverne w. Moves,
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ICE SKATING TONIGHT.

Golden Gate Ice Skating Rink opens tonight. Ice Is in fine condition. Come and enjoy yourselves.
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More fun than a mule can haul in a waegin-saturday night. Roof Gar den.
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Fresh salted peanuts and almonds Rose Candy Store.
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SOM E CLASS!

SOME CLASS! Violin and 'cello duet, Ernest Berg sren and pr. Bayne at tho Roof Gar den.
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To get tho news read the Nugget.
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NIGHTS THE NIGHT
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consumated.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-04
Council Meeting

Mondays meeting of the city
council had additional interest added
through the claim of damages pre-
sented by Mr.. F. M. Smith for the
destruction of his buggy, in comm g
In contact with the fire wagon a
short time ago. After considerable
discussion council voted to pay12. so
for the city and a similar amount to
be paid by Fireman Chapple in
charge of the team at the time of
the accident.
The usual amount of bills for the
month were audited and ordered
paid. Notice of the arrival of the
new Auto Truck was received and
the company notified the city that
one of their experts will be here this
week to instruct the department in
the management of the apparatus.
The truck cost $1,000.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-04
By order of the

Millions-Yes, bilious of postal
cards are distributed every year in
lhe United States. In fact, the figure
is so stupendous as almost to be be-
yond comprehension.
In the city of Akron, Ohio, alone
more than one million postal cards,
showing a birds eye view of the fac
tory of the BIZ. Goodrich Compony
have been sold by local dealers
within the past year. That this one
picture is the most popular of all i'll
that city is obvious. The sale of the
picture of the factory which employs
more than $4,000 men and which is
the largest rubber factory in the
world, exceeded that Of any other
postal card of any other city view
by more than twenty five times
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-04
ATTEMPTED MURDER

S. B. Brown, the night Waterman
at the cotton compress was attacked
Monday night at the compress by
by some unknown negro, as he was
making his midnight round. His
assailant struck him with a knife
making an ugly cash in his chin.
In the scufie Mr.. Brown fell off the
platform, probably saving his life
by the fall. The negro made his
getaway, as Mr.. Brown was unable
to give any description of him. AS
the old gentleman has no known
enemies, the assault was no doubt
made with the intention Of robbery
for it was generally known by the
hands working around the compress
that he was paid off on the first and
the negro no doubt expected to find
some money on his person. While
the wound is not serious, it is quite
painful and incapacitates Mr.. Brown
from going on duty.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-04
ATTENTION. j. D. C.!

Committees for he basket dinner given at Blue and Gay
Park by Ben Hill Chapter the Veterans Sponsors of the IT,
Reunion. Cards be issued.
Baskets-Mrs A. H. Thurmond and Mrs j. Domney Mrs G. P
Mingledorf and Mrs. R. l. Mahett.
Sandwiches Harold Beall Mrs: J. c. Bush Mrs Griffin
and Mrs. J. NJ Mcdonald
Cold DshesMrs Russell Mrs Farmer and Mrs Viola
Green
Tables-Mrs. R M Mann and Mrs j. H. Mayes.
Plates Mrs G. w Boadhurst and Mrs S. G. PRYOR
Trains-Mrs A. j. Mcdonald Mrs. L. L. Grner Mrs T. McCary
and Mrs. R. l. Maffett
Every member of the Chapter urged and expected
at this dinner to assist serving guests They
their badges during the serving and
make the feel they honored guests
By order of the PRESIDENT
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Card Of Thanks.

l take this method of conveying
to my friends the deep gratitude |
feel to them for so much kindness
and such beautiful expression of
sympathy during my recent misfor-
tune and confinement, and assure
you that it has been a large contri-
button towards my recovery, which
is now only question of few days.
Mrs. Towns joins me in these few
words of thanks. Again thanking
you, one and all, with deepest graf
itude, am sincerely,
M. H. Towns.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-04
Theatre Party For
Miss Mildred Mcdonald

Mrs. G. H. Johnston was hos.
tess at a Theater Party Monday
evening in honor of Miss Mil
dred Mcdonald of Douglass, the
graceful guest of Miss Laura
Wilson on South Grant St. The
delighted guests assembled at
the home of Mrs. Johnston on
South Grant, and were chaperon-
ed to the Amusu by Mrs. G. H.
Johnston and Mrs. Wiley Will
liams, after which exquisite re-
freshnents were served at the
National. Those w h O h a d
the pleasure of being Mrs. John
ston's guests were Misses Mil
dred Mcdonald, Ida Mckay,
Ruth Harley, Francis Whitaker.
Rhea Wise, Mary James, Jefie
Persons, Lillian Dorminey, Helen
Osborne, Pauline Crawley, Inez
Dorminey and Messrs. Carl Fell
lers. Roy Adams, Wimberly Viii.
son, John Yates. S. G. Pryor,
Guy White, John William Muir
ray. Vernon Gates, Arthur
Daniel, John H. Jones, A. F.
Nixon, DR.. W. M. Royal.
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WOmans Club Notice

There will be a called meeting
OF the Womans Club on Wednes-
day, Aug. II, at 5 P. M. in the
rest room to discuss plans for
the reception to the U. C. V.
lady visitors, and also some plans
for the year and to receive pro-
positions for new members,
which the members are asked to
telephone in to Mrs. J. C. Bush
preceding the meeting, that the
executive Board may pass on
them first, according to rule.
1t is important that the meet
ing he we'll attended.
Mrs. Gelders.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-04
Plenty Hay wire found at
DOdd Supply Co.

Mr.. Emery Wilcox and Mac Pry-
or, who have been touring the West,
are expected to return on the 5th.
A burning auto on Main street
was the attraction Tuesday after
noon. In a few moments several
hundred people gathered to watch
the fire department extinguish the
flames. The machine belonged to
DR.. D. F. Thompson, and caught fire
while taking on gasolene.
A large number of Woodmen are
scheduled to leave Thursday morn
ing in autos for the log rolling at
Hawkinsville. They will travel over
the Dixie Highway"
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Dorminey and
Miss Esther King have returned
lroln Trip TO New York and BOS-
ton.
Cotton Picking Sheets
Dodd Supply Co.
The high wind and dust storm Of
yesterday was a hummer" while il
lasted, and was accompanied by
very little rain. While this item is
being put in type, nice shower is
falling. 1t is badly needed.
DR.. and Mrs. Tom White leave to-
morrow on the excursion to Jack
sonville, where they will visit Mrs
Whites parents.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-04
Use Nitrate Soda fOl
young cotton and peas.
DOdd Supply Company,

Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Luke en-
tanned Tuesday evening compli-
menting their attractive guests,
Misses Julia and Estelle Latham
of Macon. The house was beauti-
fully decorated in pot plants and
pink roses. Delicious punch and
cake was served throughout the
evening. At a late hour a water
melon cutting was enjoyed out
on the lawn.
The invited guest guest were:
Misses Julia and Estelle Latham
Of Macon, Nora Paulk. Ida Hand
ley, Ruth Stephens, Ada Hand
ley, Nora Ennis and Messrs. Joe
Anthony, Harry Forbes, Dewey
Achord, Ralph Vaughn, Tom
Graydon, Elmer Martin and DR..
Royal.
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The Committee from the
Woman's Climb to prepare the
Reception for the lady visitors
to U. C. V. Reunion August
18th. are Misses Elizabeth
Pryor, Jefie Persons, nellie
Frazer, Julia Prentiss, Isla
Greene, Helen Osborne, Helen
Mathews.
P. L. Keefer, j. W. Pearson and
Ed. Whitman will represent the
Fitzgerald Masons at the Third dis.
trict Masonic convention which
meets at Rochelle today and Thurs.
day.
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PRESIDENT.

For Sale or Rent-A lovely
8 room dwelling, all modern
conveniences, in a desirable
neighborhood, only two blocks
south of First Nationol Bank.
Apply or address H. M. P.
32l South Grant. SO st.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-04
G, 0. G's.

Miss Laura Wilson entertained
the members of her club Tues
day morning in honor of Miss
Mildred Mcdonald, who has been
her guest for several days, who
returned home Wednesday. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. G.
II. johnson in serving an ice
course and sandwiches.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-04
Miss Ida Judge.

The sad news has reached the
city of the death at her home in
Brunswick of Miss Ida Judge, form
erly employed in this city at Church
wells. Miss Judge had a large cir
Gle of friends in Fitzgerald who
were shocked to hear of her death.
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Miss Elinor Allen, of Jacksonville
who was visiting Mrs. G. F. Wooten
on W. Pine, was called to Waycross
on account of the death of an aunt
in that city. Mrs. Wooten accom-
panied her to Waycross.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-04
Plenty Hay wire found
Dodd Supply Co.
Use Nitrate Soda for
young cotton and peas.
Dodd Supply Company.

The modern store fronts along
the retail section of the city, will
add great deal to the appearance
of the city.
Rev. Father Schonhart will hold
mass at the home of Mr.. Geo.
Davis each morning this week at
Z o'clock. Mass Sunday morning
at 9 o'clock.
Mrs. Eta CotY of Albany is the
guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. Kratz-
er for few days.
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Society News Notes

Mrs. Z. A. Bookholt of Selma,
Ala, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
II. A. Keefer in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A, Sandifer
returned to the city Monday. Mr..
Sandifer will travel in Alabama
for the Stakeholder Corporation
but Mrs. Sandifer and the children
will make their home in FITZGERALD
Cotton Picking Sheets
DOdd Supply Co.
Mr.. j. M. Barnes left for At
lanta Monday to accept a position
with the Western Union.
Col. Rogers and Mr.. Marcus
Luke of Della spent Tuesday in
the city on business.
Mr.. Carl Williamson of the
First National is off for a two
weeks vacation with home folks in
North Georgia.
Plenty Hay wire found at
Dodd Supply Co.
Mr.. Lorin Dickerson has accept
ed position with the First Ma
tional bank.
1t is Col. Keefer now. Mr.. P. L.
keefer has received his sheepskin
to practice law in the courts of
Georgia.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-04
Lost A Watch.

A gold watch, open face,
Elgin, gold hands and raised
letters, size Is. Return to
c. Stever, Telegraph office.
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Cotton Picking Sheets.
Dodd Supply Co.

Sorghum syrup in mercanable
form has for the first time made
its appearance in the city. Mr.. 2.
F. Stone placed some on the mar
ket here Tuesday and it is very
much in appearance like cane
syrup, has good color and good
favor.
Miss Graves popular clerk at
the Empire Store is off on her va
cation visiting her home in Atlanta
and will return in September.
Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Bleker are
visiting their son Thomas and his
= wife at Paducaky, KY, for few
DAYS.
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piles Cured In = ,o14 DAYS

Your druggist will refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails TO cure any case of Itching,
Blind Bleeding or Pr otruding Piles in 6to IA days.
The first application gives Ease and Rest. Soc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-03
NAN is CHARGED
WITH PANDERlNC
william Thomas Alleged to Hare
Transported 0pheaia Hayes Tere
From Kansas City.
rypyRAL OFFICERS NOTIFIED
woman Claims She Was Brought to
Ctr April and Consort Has
Been Living on Her.

william Thomas was arrested at
rusney-afth street and Fifth avenue
last DlgEt by Detective Cox on charge
81 wandering. Ophelia Hayes being the
complaining witness in the case. He
was arraigned before Magistrate Smith
tbis morning and his case continued
for FIVE days. He Is being held al the
county jail under $1,000 bonds. Miss
HAYES is "a years Of age.
According TO the story told By the
voman. Thomas brought her TO Rock
island on april from Kansas City,
No. and she had lived here since. She
charged that he had failed to provide
far her and had lived off of her earn
ingg The Hayes woman was arrested
several weeks ago on charge OF
.as,reef walking. Prior to coming
here, Thomas had lived in Kansas City
for some time.
Notify Government
Chief Miller today communicated
with Z. s. Deputy Williams of the ma
ture Of the case, and a white slave
charge may be preferred against
Thomas. Williams is coming to Rock
Island to investigate the case.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-03
Noflfr GoYernment-
J. p. MORGAN SHOT TWICE
BY CORNELL INSTRUCTOR

Continued from Page One).
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Assailant VIII Not Talk.

was given out that It was believed they
were not necessarily serious.
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Continued from page s

of the magazines, and that is able sincere,
experienced nterpretation-each magazine
in its own individual manner to its own
chosen public-of the spirit and genius of
the new era of thinking and living upon
which we are entering. The fiction magazine
must ernbody this ideal in fiction suitable in
style for that particular kind of circulation to
which it appeals; the general magazine
likewise. The woman's magazine, the scien-
tific magazine, the literary magazine, the
art magazine, each must in its own field in
terpret the new spirit that is inspiring and
changing life
Join such editorship with business man
agement of equal inspiration and ability,
and, if these two work together as two lobes
of the same brain, there can be no question
of success. Each is altogether futile with
out the other. The test Of editorial success
is circulation. The test of business man.
agement is profit. Without circulation, profit
is impossible; without profit, failure.
The logic is inevitable,-it is up to the
editor!
In word, success is to him who knows his
public. 1t is not enough to know that his
public loves entertainment. OF course it
Evening star., 1915-03-21

loves entertainment 1t also loves laughter,
sentiment, romance, and adventure 1t
loves to be surprised even now and then a
trif1e shocked. 1t loves sensation. 1t loves
emotion of every sort, even little pain and
sorrow.
The publc-any public-is nothing but
a vast composite of all human ingredients.
But any editor who appeals principally
to any one or any dozen of his publcs
myriad loves cannot expect to hold atten-
ton long at time, and least of all in these
days when all men and all women are, under
the smiling surface and between playtimes,
gravely, even seriously, conscious of great
and portentous change.
No, the note of today is purpose in life.
The merchant at his desk, the workman at
his bench, the clerk at his books, the mother
at her cradle, the typewriter at her machine,
each supremey conscious of new influences,
all are revolving the basic problems of life,
each from his own personal angle and out of
such knowledge as he has been able to gather
from conversation and the printed word
And from the soul of each the cry goes forth
for light, more light. Why are these things?
What is right, what wrong? Whittier are
we bound?
Why? What? Whittier?
These are the questions of the moment.
Once more, it is the magazines oppor-
tunty.