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1CONSTIPATIONFor over nine years suffered with chronic con Iitlpatlon and tlurine this time 1 had to take anInjection ot warm water onto every 4 hours before

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During tho tine yenra before I used Caicarett Isuffered untold misery with Internal piles Thanksto you 1 tun free from all that this morning Youcan uo tUU lu behalf of suffering humanity I

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FLORIDA WILL BEl

A COLOSSAL FIGHTER

Brooklyn Navy Yard Will Construct-

the Mighty Ship Which Will Bear I

Our States Name on the Seas I

New York Sept 3It is likely thatthe present month will witness thelaying of the keel of the Florida thebiggest and most powerful of the ves ¬

sels of Uncle Sams navy The 20000ton leviathan of the seas will be con ¬

structed at the Brooklyn navy yardand when completed will be the mon ¬

arch of the United States navy andthe equal in fighting power and ton ¬

nage of any other ship afloatThe contract to build the Florida I

was given to the local yard after oneof the greatest campaigns ever waged-to force the navy department to letthe workers of the Brooklyn navyyard build her Boards of trade con-gressmen

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senators and every one thatcould exert authority with the Wash-ington

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officials were fighting nightand day to get the battleship builthere

The argument of the experts in t

Washington was that private builders I

could construct a warship or any oth ¬

er kind of vessel cheaper and quickerthan government workers At thetime it was all going on Vie collierVestal was started at the navy yardFrom Naval Constructor Baxter down-to the humblest apprentice the feel ¬

ing was rampant that the only thing-to be done to have the ship built herewas to show good results in the Ves ¬

talNow that this giant collier is fin ¬

ished and all records for quick andcheap construction are broken themen at the navy yard are waitingwith Interest for the keel of the Flor ¬

ida to be laid Although the building-of a battleship is a greater task thanthe construction of a collier the work-ers

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at the navy yard have no fear that I

they will not make as good a record-on the Florida as they did on the i

Vestal for they have also built the l

battleship Connecticut now the pride I

of the navyThe new fighting monster is so

much larger than the Connecticut theways on which the latter was builtwill have to be lengthened a hundred I

feet To do this part of a storehouse-will

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have to be razed as there is notroom for the extension of the ways-on the landside After the building israzed and the ways lengthened they I

will be undermined so that the rail ¬

road of the navy yard can pass be-

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them-Another interesting feature of the I

building of the new battleship is thefact that a new monster cantilever-crane will be erected so that the steeland other material will be hauled tothe workers nearly twice as fast as

were while the Vestal was being-built The crane is now in the course-of construction and will be ready soonafter the Florida is started

REUTERDAHLS VIEWS

Thinks We are Wasting Money enI

Naval ConstructionHenry Reuterdahl the naval critic

who caused so much excitement lastspring by poking holes in the UnitedStates navy has an article in Co-lliers

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for August 29 on the Dread ¬

nought the AllBigGun Battleship-He says

The introduction of smokeless pow-

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and telescope sights plus the newgunnery training as founded by CaptPercy Scott of the British navychanged the entire laws of gunfireThe turret gun from being a slowcumbersome weapon one round everyfive minutes in the Spanish war andno hits has become an instrument ofprecision and accuracy Possessingsuperior penetration and a largerdanger space the twelveinch gun

will do great damage Its rate of fireis now more than two shots a minuteA fleet of Dreadnoughts each mount ¬

ing ten twelveinch guns will delivera greater volume of hitting than afleet of small ships with mixed bat-teries

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These new principles and thefact that modern action is fought atlong ranges have reduced the mediumcalibre gun to its proper function anantidote against destroyers Its onceso popular hail of fire will haveenough stopping power to effectively-sink torpedo craft before comingwithin attacking range

Can Control Gun Range-

No matter how accurate may bethe aim of the man behind it be-comes

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useless unless the fire of thegun is properly controlledI e di ¬

rected The duty of the firecontrolofficers is to carefully ascertain therange between the ship and the en-emy

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so that the pointers shot mayalways reach

The most important part of the fun ¬

damental process is that observersstationed aloft watch the fall of thevarious shots and decrease or in ¬

crease the ranges as telephoned toeach gun thereby correcting the ini ¬

tial faults of the mechcanical rangefinding instruments or the errors ofths gunpointers In a ship of mixedguns seveninch eightinch andtwelveinch carried by our Con-

necticut¬

this function becomes verydifficult It is almost an impossibility-in the heat of the action to disting¬

uish between the splashes made inthe water by the projectiles from thedifferent guns Should the spottermistake the splash of an eightinch-shell and take it for the fall of atwelve and give his direction on thatbasis the next shot of course would-be a miss The fact that all the tenguns of the biggun ship are alikereduces the spotting to an exactscience and thereby doubles the hit ¬

ting power of her battery All theguns of this new type are on the samedeck and can be fired as rapidly asdesired There is no interference asin a smaller ship where the firing ofthe seven or six inch pieces beingmounted on a deck below hinders theaccurate sighting of the turret gunsabove

Mobility of the DreadnoughtsMobility of forces is the necessity-

of war and the greater the mobility-the greater the chance to gain a stra ¬

tegic advantage This is represented-in speed and fuel endurance The

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tremendous speed of the big shiptwentyone knots turbine drivenmakes every battleship existent acrawling tortoise In action a fleet orDreadnoughts can refuse to acceptbattle they can choose their ownrange and control the rate of change-of rangeof great import in presentday shootingand by m+ ans of theirexcessive speed full advantage can be-

taken of the weather conditions fa ¬

voring their Own gunfireWhile the tremendous power of I

concentration invested in the tentwelveinch guns of a Dreadnought isthe prime reason for the creation ofthis new type of fighting craft itscost is much less than four little shipshaving the same power

It costs no more to maintain thebig ship than the small roundly amillion a year Nor does it require agreater number of officers to man itin fact it requires less men to servethe ten guns of one of our new Dread ¬

noughts than it does for all the guns-of the Missouri and the big ship

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could easily destroy three MissourisThey Are Arbiters

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A perfect fleet of Dreadnoughtsfootloose because of their speecj I

would maintain the balance of powerand the peace which follows In com ¬

bat such ships would conquer withoutWasting a single shot Secure in theprotection of impregnable armor oneof them could descend on her adver-saries

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and with the concentrated fireI

of her ten hardhitting guns hammerthe little ships to the point of annihi ¬

lation or surrender Her perfect firecontrol would never permit a miss Si-

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sweeping across the sea herpointers following the enemy in thecrosswires of their sights her gunshigh above sea and spray would seekthe weak spot of the enemy and bycontinuous pounding silence his heav-ier

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guns In the battle of TsushimaRussian prestige was swept into thelockers of the past in one afternoon-The work of the Dreadnoughts ismore humaneone hour and a halfwould have ended the battle and made j

the signal for the hospital shipsVerily the destinies of nations seem

to lie in the hands of those who holdthe twelveinch gun as born in thesenew destroyers The Hague has notyet become the arbiter of peace There-is

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peace abroad because of the powers-of

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the British Dreadnoughts Brazilincreasing her strength with threegreat ships becomes the force inSouth America Japan is rising inspite of her reputed poverty In hershipyards little brown men rivet andhammer on the hulls which are to bethe bulwarks of the Rising Sun In1911 the flag of the Mikado will fly-

over seven Dreadnoughts and nineDreadnought cruisers The UnitedUnited States will then command realbig ships and the two MichigansDreadnought compromise Great Brit ¬

ain will add eight improved Dread-noughts

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to her navy and four of thesame type of cruiser each carryingeight twelveinch guns and maintain-ing

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a continuous sea speed of twentyfour knots a feat performed by theIndomnitable of the same class Italy-is building a 19000ton ship Franceonce the leader in naval construction-secure in the entente cordiale hasso far done nothing in the way Of

practical realization of the allblggun ship principle Her navy splitby dissensions and Socialism has fal ¬

len from second place to fifth

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A Hundred Thousand Dollar Fine inthe Gate City

Atlanta Ga Sept 3A spectacularfire last night destroyed the plants ofthe Atlanta Trunk Cos factory andthe Empire Printing and Box Com-pany burned a quantity of lumber anddamaged a number of small woodenbuildings The loss is estimated at

100000 The fire spread rapidly soonafter it was discovered and a generalalarm was turned in Only a narrowstreet separated the burning factoryfrom many residences and it waswith great effort that the firemenkept the flames from crossing thestreet The burned buildings are lo-

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on Madison avenue betweenPeters and Castleberry streets andrun back to the Central of Georgiarailroad tracks The origin of the fire-

s unknown

Attack of Diarrhoea Cured by OneDose of Chamberlains Colic Chol ¬

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I was so weak from an attack of di ¬

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GOMPERS APPEALSTO WORKING MEN

Fort Worth Texas Sept 3SamuelGompers president of the AmericanFederation of Labor last night open ¬

ed his campaign for the democraticnational ticket

He began his address with a defense-of unionism and diverted to the dis ¬

cussion of strikes saying that thestrike was a weapon of labor to beused only in cases of extreme neces ¬

sity He closed with an appeal forevery man present regardless of po ¬

litical affiliation to vote for Bryan-

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The best of all teachers is experi-ence

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C M Harden of Silver CityNorth Carolina says I find ElectricBitters does all thats claimed for itFor Stomach Liver and Kidney trou-bles

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Chicago Daily News Assorts that theRailroad Magnate has Given 50

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Chicago Sept 3Vlctor F Lawsons Daily News asserts upon a re ¬

liable report from New York thatWilliam Nelson Cromwell represent ¬

ing E H Harriman has made a bigcontribution to the Taft campaign I

fund The sum was the first made to j

Treasurer Sheldom and is said to be50000

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RESULT OF THEWISCONSIN PRIMARY

Milwaukee Wis Sept 3Early re ¬

turns from Tuesdays primary indi ¬

cate that United States Senator Isaacphenson has been renominated bythe republicans by a plurality of 15000 Governor Davidson was renominatod by the republicans without op ¬

position The democrats nominatedNeal Brown for United States senatorand A A Aylward for gov-

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THE SLOOP TURNED TURTLE

Seven Lost in Penobscot BayTragicEnding of a Summer Days

Cruise

Deer Island Maine Sept 3Searching parties are trying to find thebodies of seven persons drowned from I

a capsized sloop in Penobscott baySix women and one man were in the I

boat when a sudden squall caused thesloop to turn turtle All the guests ofthe summer hotel were taking a lastsail on the bay

With Capt Samuel Haskell the I

party of lighthearted summer people I

started out for a sail in Penobscotbay It was drawing near the close I

of the vacation season for most ofthem and they had planned this as I

their last outing together The windwas from the southwest and squallyThe sloop was of the open variety-It had no deck forward and no cabin I

and it contained no ballast as theparty of ten weighed the boat down I

quite heavily and Capt Haskell anI

experienced navigator in these watersthought that the craft would be well 1

balanced The party had scarcelyIbeen gone an hour before the wind

freshened up keeling the sloop well I

over and dashing the spray upon theoccupants Late in the afternoonCaptain Haskell decided that the windwas too heavy for his boat and thesea to choppy so he brought the slooparound and started homeward-

All the party were perched high upon the weather side as the sloop cutthrough the waves with the water al ¬ I

most coming over the gunwales on thelee side when Capt Haskell gave ashout of warning that he was going totack and threw over the tiller Just-at this moment the boat rose highupon a wave exposing her to the fullbrunt of the wind An unusually I

heavy gust struck her and in a twink-ling

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the sloop went over on her beamends and the party of ten were throwninto the water-

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MISTOOK HIS MEANING-

A TenYear Old Girl Shot Herself toProve Her Bravery to Her

FatherGoldes S D Sept 3Tell papa

Ive got the nerve too said the tenyearold daughter of Mr and MrsJorn Stortz to a younger sister andthe baby as she leaned over the muz-zle

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of a shotgun and released thecharge with a stick

Following the report the woundedchild ran out of the house and with-a piteous little flutter fell dead in thedust of the road

I didnt think he had the nerve todo a thing like that was the remark-of John Stotz when a neighbor blewoff the top of his head a few weeksbefore The daughter had taken theremark as a badge of bravery Thefather may lose his mind

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A GIRLS INVENTION-

A Machine Which Will Open 400 Letters a Minute

Washington D C Sept 3A pat-ent

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for a machine which is guaranteed-to open at least 400 letters a minutehas just been granted to Miss SophieHeilbrun who is not more than twentyyears of age and looks more like aschool girl than one who puzzles herbrains with the intricacies of machin-ery

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receives an overage of 10000letters a day and the labor of openingthese took so long that she set hermind working up a machine whichwould expediate it

It was the natural result of theneed of it as so many inventions areshe said In my department I receive-on an average of 10000 letters a dayTo open these a large force of girls is

I required and the most expert letteropener cannot open more than thirty-a minute with the oldfashionedprimitive letter slicer With the newmachine which does not need a train-ed

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operator between 400 and 500 canbe opened at the same time

The beauty of the machine is thatit in no way injures the contents ofthe lettor It simply crumples theedge off without touching the contents

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