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KEY WEST WiECKAGE SEEN AFTER STOR1M Forty-Five Adrift, Near Miamii In Small lats Wiithout, Food. flnuanns Mlso suffers. Key West, Fla., Sept. II.- -With day light today, ollowin.g the storm of yes terday, alld a ih,0lt of dar kness, the people of Key \Wr.t and s uronilding territory were able for the first time to sirvey the (estliel lon wrotiglt by the lu rrieanie that swept throuigh here T'i('esday i gIt. Not a house ili tile city had escaped dillage and 1ina,1ny were totally w recked. Thll harbor presented a tangled miiass of tihhig vessel. and otier sInali I raft, bit hat es Icports failed to show deatls oth vr thanl thlose onl he4 dredge G"rainpuils. Of thw foitrteei lilel on this craft tenl e re iecuedi hist iig1t,. one holy was reovered and 1h.lire are iissing. The liritish talker Toiawalda, which had to be Scuttled to save t li n 11(er Coial after that vessel hiid brokeri ier moorigs and gone aground, was reported not in a i d position. The s4tanIer St. Gougal also broke loose. No vessels hiad left pol earIy today nor ha(d any tralns comi inl over the Ilorida lhst Unast Railwnly. Inl adf ditlion to Ile tenipolrary stoppa1fge of as anl vi ellicity, ti(' telilhone Sor vice was s1lspi(1e!d and newspalirs were forced to slispend puliclioln. Som u sies place!:, all of whi!-h were closed yesterday. including two rest a rant s, reopen(d today. ISIr of tile situation resiltinig froim the storml was expected to determine 'whether it would be iecessary to ask outside assistance. .\liami, Fla.. Sept. H1.-A wireless message received heire yesterday Said 1-)C persons were adri't ii siall boats between Fowey Rock lighthouse and Cape Florida, about 15 miles from Mi ami1. All were reported "in distress" and without food or water. No de tails were given and there was noth ing to indicate their identity but it was preslined they were membIcies of crews of shilps that wentI down during th hurrieane that swept. this seeIlioll early yesterday. Boats have left here to bring them in. llavana, Sept. I O.-The t r'opical Rheurn tism in-ely guII eIdII by o n4 -- k I-r 'TIiiv I,: c t-is a Iile. I)f'iu r imv. Iherf by our I.aiIin-iI .\g iI s . .|. i,:b 0 1 1. Phone 11h 1. Health About Gone M an y thousands of women suffering from womanly trouble, have been benefited by the use of Cardul, the woman's tonic, according to letters we receive, similar to this one from Mrs. Z. V. Spell, of Hlaynie, N. C. "I could' not stand on my feet, and just suffered terribly,"' she says. "Ar my suf fering was so reat, and he had tried other reme dies, Dr. - had us get Cardul.., Improving, and it cured me. I know, and my doctor knows, what Car duii did for me, for my nerves at d health ,.ero about gone." TA4 The Woman's Tonic She writes further: 4I am in splendid health .. . can do my work. I feel I _owe it to Cardul, fortI was in dreadful condition." If you are nervous, run -down and weak, or suffer from headache, backache, etc., every month, try Car dul. Thousands of women praise this medi cine for the good It has done themn, and many -physicians who have uscd Cardul succcssfully with their women patients, for years, endorse this medl clne. Think whait it means -to be in splendid health, .like Mrs. Spell. Give -Cardui a trial All Druggists storm accompanied by heavy winds which for two days has swept the Cu ban coast was rapidly abating tonight except for intermiltent heavy rainifall. hI'ie United States Shipping loard's staniemr liiilsborough Comnty, Captain tobe'ts. is ashore fourteeti iniles east of Alataizas. The vessel giotaided on It sandy botton, bit was cariried (so far tinsholre 1)' Ihe Waves that it wvill Ie a diflic'ill task to salvag'e ler. TIugs have gonie to the ass5istantce of the st'atner, the (Irew of Which is safe. The lillisbor-oligh Comnty left lla1 valla Aloiday for. Cardenias to tale ol a cargo of sulgar.. An xiety is felt here 'neitilng file Spa llish stier Valhanera, fioma Spatnish pot( is for I lavana aln(d New Orleans, (uev off lavana yesterdl-, and at last accoutiit was endeavoring to ride Oit the stortui. Ieie also wts n I ews inight 0col Certiling the st aier' lioiteriy fi-oi New Yorh. The dealth lisI as a result of Ie ey I'lonte 'was giveti tonightt 'is seveni. Treper~sons wer \\(1v eAtroed b\a fallin wires atid four i drownild. Thle d b il inlth str-eets is r~apidly hitig 'l(ared tvaway. \\'ashinion. Sept. I.- 10(0iots to (thh w ath r ht ittre is iorn IiIl phleevd the( c.qete Of thej tr.opied , -r (1a11 abIot il tide 2i degree.(s m11( longitah.- NI; or-N iv es. Thi)s wo (,(,It r (hI dI' (isturIIbanceV about 2MI Ittilnb4 'sotheai(st Of tlir; mouth of the Alississippi river' and at out 2on liilIes sotilh of 'ensacola. Aloveient of filie htrriane was still loward Ile northlwest. Northwivest stoimi w.nIiigs ot'deI(e(d last night fiom New Orleans to Cara helle, Vla., were continuedl today. The (istttIr'bance probably will continue its piesen t direction and rate of move niletI (he we-vather httreaui stated, al( advices ha.ve been issild to provide agaitist the ocrIIrI'ence of (angerous winds on the Middle an(d (ast gulf coast. Anothier tropical distuhance of less Violent character has just. passed nor'thieast ward south of Hernuida. ac voriding to reports received to(ay. "Gets-It" Peels Your Corns Rignt Off Tio Drops Will Do It Without Fuss ilr T-1i ouble. N ever FalliS. 'TIre's only one way t? get ,-J0 of ai VOin, and that is to pe(l it otff Is youi wold(i 't1 a batnana skin. I'here is only ()nit Ior r inovert in ll 1 flte .worldi that does it that way, and that s'"ets-li". It is ('haute of this fact -)r .... . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . There's No Corn "Got.-it" Will Not 'Cet.' that. "(Gets-It" Is today thie bliggest sell er amtong corn- emiovers on this planet. It mean' the end of "corn fIddlIng". For h~t~ rcorns, soft corns, very 0old corns, ~ing cot'ns, cornts he tween the toes nid call uses, it nmeans a fluIck, certain finish. ''Gets-it" Is alp phlied in 2 or 3 seconds. All you need Is 2 or 3 drioiis. As eaisy to do0 as sin lng you r name. It does iaway forever' wvith tape, plasters, handages, knives, coin-diigger's, scIssors, fies and b111lloodI bri ngintg razors. l'ase youri coin- pains, lie cornt-free at last. ''G t s-it'', thle only3 sitr'e, gutartanteced, money- back cor'n-remioveri, costs but aiI tie at aniy druig st ore. M'f'd. by i'. tIltaireniS & Co., Chi cago, ill. Sold in Lauiirens and r'ecommnended as thle wvorld's best corn renmedy by I ,aure 4ns Dru'ig Co., P'owe IDriug Co., Mu reka Dru'tg Co., 't Putman's Drtutg S tote. Yl~IitD("' OF 3i1!lli'1 IN liA 3l lE'l' (AASiE ProiInet (Jreien illet ('ontractttor' . inst. 414 io ( 'hair for' Hl( lng Minther-In. l1,ii I'iilests iNewi 'I'riad Is Uranted. Grtei'nville. S. C., Pe ut. 1 1.---A ver'dilet of guilty, ca.Ting thei deatth senttetnce, was iet' in ed tnt bt.Iy a sessions 'Otrt it ry'~ inl thle case of I (tgh T. iromtin-itt ("rep nville famuity. who wvas rieid fn the mnuirtd't of his mtothiet-ini ilaw, .\Is. 1,. 1. .\tlltggh. Notice of a tiultlon for' a new Itrial wvar entered by ttttt( l" at'ii of thie vet'dijet. Uniless a a- w trial is gr'antted cithotr by a cir' 11 itlIc(t it j(hila Ii rslt of an appeaIt l ''The inr det~liberatted ontly about ani reri it the ((Oiniy tand~ perhapis In he st ' . Soir's oif wiitnteOsse we e(x - :ar. 1nd thie derfiens( stakled all on v heni e shot htis monthler- i-!aw and ite-law a t theIr home in Gr'een-. vilte otn the nIght of .June Igth,. last. I i'aml ''t drove Is sedan au tomio -hile to Mr's. Mellughl's home, stopped the catr, boiunded uii thle steps and fired three shots at Mrs. McHugh and her I daughter, Leola. As he started back down the steps, he turned and fired another bullet into the prostrate fori of his nother-in-law. A boarder sit ting on the porch Was not struck. Isramllett, testifying inl his, owni b(.4 hal1f ai e remellmbered nothing'. of what haplpned at the Mi.\luglh home. lie insisted he was .instiile(t in killing .\irs. ic.\ e. ,ui "to release his wife. and hile from a hondlag(. of lIt ed."' lie (claiimed that his in-laws 1d Ier std11 him and coltinlally cameo be 1ween him and his wieand chi1(1lde. Aroudtl this tory eoll sel built Ile de fese of insanity, an1d among the eX pIrl, who u* t Plled that iramlit was insani, 511fering from paran oa hUwere Ir. .1. W.I Bahcock, for Iwen ty-tive years suelritentident of the Sotith Carolina Ilospilal fo(i tie I insano. and D3r. Isaw. Taylor, owner tof a hospital for mental diseases at .\lorganton. N. U. Local jhltysicianls also t'stitfied that they beli'ved himl] to be i 11ne. The tate inltrol'cd a wcore of wit inesses to rebui t 0h1 te-stimony of ilsanity. 'e (1se w! hard fouight tirouighout by a hliam array (if "'ounisiel. le a mbe.111 N ith lipi f1 h ' i wl rol n to oe prsvii term ille i h o Mui. a rt-corit unparall.M~ilil hs m e HtDI.NI.\NS NOW %l'I'E.L , T E.\ 'E L~enguev of Nation'. Tribunalil too Decide 11h1111mS inl Itefulsal too ShL-1 .\utsian11 Treatyf . plaris. Sept. 10.-The R1umianiat tiel. legation to the peace conferice, in explaining its attitude in refusing to sign the treaty with Austria oday, holds hat since Ruma n ia acquired membership in the league of nat ionts throuigh signing the treaty with Ger mliany, the league must be the tribunal which will evelitually consider Its claims and decide whether Ituimania (nll be forced to iecept a treaty .providing for foreign lint ereference in her domestic affairs." Rumnia's oh .Ii't'iolt to sigliig the treaty %was based on the clause providing that nations receiving territory from onte fortner Austro-liungarian empire i must provide for tle prottetion of racial and religiouts minorities residing there. ltmitantia might have actinired lit kowina ituner t(e Austrian treatv, but B 17' HE SN A"I TH E STi L WE ARE~ READY' 7 as her delegation failed to sign the SUI)rele council holds that the signa tiure of other powers does not. iake tihe transfer possible untii Itumilaniia aceptIS Ithe, treaty. I lder tihe proposed treaty withl 11lungary, Itumilania wvould acquire Tralsyvalia bilut 1under tile SaiLne 1rms relati f) l ij ritlivs ill tHIt region. Ituminanija fi (Il i- lsoll, Is exlected to rec ise also 1( sigi that conlventifion. Par! 1e . Ic'3)Irs teluiaing 14) inie nl e th1:1 katiaania was Ii -'Wi1 ing for a , ha - I e (-e wit li(d 1 werel aeorcal denlied Imday by thev Itmiaiiai press bi4M urelau I-. 01-re of the 4Er I.- "as tha1 a l l i1igarial m11issionl had ari\.vd at IblidaIIest to Vicniha. pt. . -The l i. (nbiel ill 6luI l ia has fallen, accm-I ilg to un1ollicid reports which rearo-d -Vicinla froiml I luucharest. today. Take .JolEscu is laid to I.e foriniiig a 1Ww VINOL MAKtS CILDREN STRONG And Invigorates Old People . Any doctor will el you that the ingredients of Vi as printeid-beloi contain the clei nts n ed to im. prove th lcIth of icate c hildren and restore strcrli to old people. pw Cod Liver and Beef Peptones, Iron Yand Maniganene Pepltonates, I ron rind Ammonium Citrate, Lime and soda Glyccropho:phates, Cascarin. Those who have puny, ailing or run-down children or aged parents may prove this at our expense. Besides the good it does childre:1 and the aged there is nothing like Vinol to restore strength and vitality to weak, nervous women and over worked, run-down men. Try it. If you are not entirely sat. isfied, we will return your money without questior tat proves out fairness and yo protection. Mil. lions of people have been convincei this way. F11or sale by Laudrens Drug Co. and Druggists everywhere. Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days Druggists refund money if 1'AZO OINTMENT fnlls euro Iitching,. .in I. "- or Protruding Pilk - S 4S REEN THEI 4/Ml OF" 7 '0OMS TO DI)E EL.0l' i NI 'N IJ'OU(L I) 1''(IR ' OM/ FU(L LY' AIJ'I'L IE/) TO ST'YLE HAiS THEl A EASI' LiNES OF" J G BEELN .4CCUST'OM1. TREA .RDY-TC. Alan, a sty/e book for MINTER C SCASH DEPART THE MOST DANGEROUS DiSEASE No orrans of the human borly are 'ow s) (;' 1, 1) AI . IL1 arlorm oil importaint to health :11iti l- iI~4 lti*'. )p9111o4at once. They an, ans thd, tri.4 kidneyn. When they slow u~p a. I -l menco to I:-- in their d Iu e l1ok 1 ut !tle lin1l out what the trouble i--wit o it u t it T I conti. W- o1' ul*l.Al dolay. Whentes e you feel 1 irve oi), weak, dlizzY., su.r from b-li)ne or llvo iain in the b:1. - -wel% [; it Otce 111. You r l -i '.xs nt-1 1 . Th - aI41o w at you h yii ' hre ttt- t I i nleyl; arre not 1ew." nne tin-ir tfsn; ion ?I t -l ~ v. Th.y are1n(ch. 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