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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. DIE HUMANE WORK, FIRED ON BY GERMANS British Admiralty Issues For mal Statement in Reply to Charges After Helgoland Bat tle London, 1 p. m. —The British ad miralty today issued a formal reply to the statement of the German minister at Copenhagen that British officers fired on drowning German sailors af ter the naval engagement of Helgoland and that a British shell was thrown into a lifeboat containing German sur vivors. The admiralty admits that the shell was thrown, but explains the circum stances as follows: Every Effort Made. “Every effort was made to save life until a German cruiser of the Stettin class appeared on the scene and opened a heavy fire on the British destroyers and their small boats. The destroyers were forced to retire in or der to avoid destfuction. The Gos hawk removed her men from her boat, leaving it to German prisoners, near ly all of whom were wounded. It is to be regretted that a bluejacket on the forecastle of the Goshawk, exas perated at the Inhuman conduct of the German cruiser, threw a propectile which could not possibly under the circumstances have exploded into this small boat as it drifted past his ship. Comparatively Trivial. "This no doubt is the incident re ferred to by the German minister at Copenhagen. It cannot be defended, but the act was done under consid erable provocation, and it was surely a trivial offense compared to that of the German cruiser which fired many shells at the boats of British de stroyers while they were engaged in humane and chivalrous action.” Regarding the allegations that Ger mans fired at German sailors who were in the water, the udmiralty says there are many British naval officers and men who actually caw officers of the German cruisers Mtinz and Koen igin Luise fire at thek own men in the water, presumably because they were of the, opinion that they were prematurely deserting their posts. There are many men jn our hospitals the statement cortinues, whose wounds testify to the accuracy of the German officers’ fire. Out of 350 men saved from the Mainz, about 160 were picked up swintming in the wa ter. Many of them fiad been wound ed by revolver bullets. CARNEGIE BACK: TELLS m II IS SUITED Mischief Alreidy Done When the Kaiser Was Away---His Military Atvisers Acted in Concert Against Him, Says Steelmastex. New York —Aidrew Carnegie reach ed New York today on the steamer Mauretania with a new version of ohw the war in Eulope was started. “I'll tell you how the war started,” said Mr. Carrpgie. “The Kaiser was on a holiday o> his yacht in the North Sea. While was away he received a telegram aiking him to return to Berlin. When he returned the mis chief had alriady been done. “The Kaiser himself is a marvelous man, possessed of wonderful ingenui ty. He has lone more good for Ger many than (Uy other man before him. He has built; up a great foreign com merce and a marvelous internal bus iness. The laiser himself is a peace loving man. Cofldn’t Be Altered. "The troiiile was started by the German mi|tary caste that rules the country. T)e Kaiser gathered around him a groui of men who, unknown to him, acted In concert and in his ab sence took'the action that could not be altered.. “As for hy own country, I do not know how to thank God that I live In a brotlerhood of forty-eight na tions ~ fortr-eight nations in one union.” J America! s’ duty to the world, Mr. Carnegie idded, is to point the way to an eve’lasting peace. “What ie want is an international court to top war. No real friend of lasting pace wants to stop the war now. Tht would be a short-sighted policy anl would be but an armistice.” ENFORCED NAVY’S ND LIQUOR RULE Washigton—lt became known hers today tMt an Issue Involving enforce ment offeecretary Daniels' regulation against jquor on naval vessels and in navy vans had been raised and set tled to he entire satisfaction of all concerns. A big beer wagon was driven 0 trf the entrance of the Bos ton Nay Yard with many kegs con signed m the Argentine battleship yivadaia. The officer in command refusedjto admit the cargo and re ported he incident to Secretary Dan iels. wb approved his action. Later, howevc according to unofficial ad vices, »bum-boat carried the beer out to the Jvadavia. SECY BRYAN IS EELING STRAIN Ashirill*. N. C. —Secretary of State Willies -I Bryan has returned to AsheVle far an indefinite stay fol lowing hurried trip to Washington. Due I overwork the health of the serrerv is not the best and he has been Md to spend his time in the open ft. Oniccount of his health Secretary Bryalwill decline an invitation to be the dnclpai speaker at a Democratic gathsng here tomorrow night. Mrt Bryan is with him. STOPS HEADACHE. PAIN. NEURALGIA Don’t suffer! Get a dime pack age of Dr. James’ Head ache Powders. You can clean your head and relieve a dull, splitting or violent throbbing headache in a moment With a Dr. James’ Headache Powder. This old time headache relief acts almost mag ically. Send some one to the drug store now for a dime package and a few moments after you take a powder you will wonder what became of the headache, neuralgia and pain. Stop suffering—lt’s needless. Be sure you get what you ask for. Servians Repulse Enemy’s Attempts Paris, 3:30 a. m.—A dispatch to the Havas Agency from Nish says: “Desperate battles were fought on September 22nd along the front of Svornik-Losnitza and the front of Mitrovltsa-Shabats, the situation be ing favorable to the Servians. “Upon the front of the Save River the enemy opened an artillery and in fantry fire. On the Island of Szelas ka and at Zabrograde the enemy at tempted attacks in the direction of Mala Ada and Tzigallia Ade, which were repulsed. “On the nights of September 21-22 the enemy began an artillery firo on the City of Belgrade and the fortress and the wharves of the Save but their efforts to cross the Danube near Belgrade and Vershera, failed.” Money Given Back, If ■—Not Effective— If you arc seeking relief from Eczema, Erysipelas, Pimples, Blotches, Scabies, Salt Rheum, Ringworm, Itching Piles, Dandruff, Ivy Poison, Barber’s Itch, or any similiar skin disorder, do not waste time on pastes and ointments. Try at once this infallible, guaranteed remedy. Ex - Zema - Fo is a clear, colorless, odorless scien tific preparation, put up solely for the relief and eradication of skin diseases. It does not stain the clothing, it does not harm any thing, but it is emollient and heal ing in its action upon the skin. If it does not afford you the relief claimed, the druggist will refund the purchase price. 50c and f 1 a bottle. FOR SALE BY Frost's rharmacy, 502 Broad, Cor. Cen tre; The King Pharmacy, 1288 Broad St.; Randail’s Pharmacy, 1559 Walton Way. Soy or Girl? Great Question! This brings to many minds an old and tried family remedy—an external ap- plication known as "Mother's Friend.” During the period of expectancy it is ap plied to the ab dominal muscles and is designed to soothe the Intricate network of nerves involved. In this manner It has such a splendid lnfluence as to Justi fy Its use In all cases of coming mother-hood. It has been generally rec ommended for years and years and thoso who have used it speak in highest praise of the immense relief it affords. Particu larly do these knowing mothers speak of ihe absence of morning sickness, absence of strain on the ligaments and freedom from those many other distresses usually ,ooked forward to with such concern. There is no question but what •Mother's Friend” has a marked tendency to relieve the mind and this of Itself in lddltlon to the physical relief has given t a very wide popularity among women. You can obtain “Mother’s Friend” at slmost any drug store. It has helped a host of mothers to a complete recovery. It Is prepared only by Bradflcld Reg llator Co., 801 Lamar Bldg.. Atlanta. G*. Avoid the many worthless eubstltutes Regain the Mastery Over Blood Trouble No Matter How Disheartening You Can Overcome It. Blood dlanrdsri are qnirkly checked by k. g. 8., the famous blood purifier. It rushes into ths blood and In three min utes has traversed the entire circulation. It penetrates to where the blood It made, It washes out those spots and places where stagnation has act tied, It cleanses ths membranes, drives Irritation from the Joints. fills the blood stream with antidotal Influence and from head to foot creates condition! that make for blood health. There are people In every com munity who know this to be true. They heve need 8. 8 g. for severe forme of rheumstlam. for Indolent, ulcerated spots, for eruptive ektn diseases, for eny end ell those bodily conditions caused by hlood loaded with Imparities. Being a purs product of Nature It can not hurt the stomach and has therefore been the refuge of a host of people misguided In their dilemma by first flying to those dangerous mercurial drugs which have claimed so many unfortunates. If the skin breaks out In a rash, If bolls or otb»r eruptions appear. If there arc blood risings or any other Indications of Im pure blood get a bottle of 8. 8. 8. at once of any druggist. But bewtrs of substitutes. If Id doubt as to your trou ble or you wish competent medical ad vice free, write to the medical depart ment. The fiwlft Kperlfir On., f,« Swift Bldg., Atlanta, Os This department Is known far and wide as one of the great eat of helps to blood sufferers. But don't delay to get a buttle of b. S. b. today. Hundreds of “Before the War ” Price Bargains Select the Material for the New Garment Tomorrow A Decisive Saving in SI.OO ALL WOOLOQ r 46-in. STORM SERQE, Yd. OtFC Here is a serge of guaranteed quality, thorough ly sponged and shrunk, and absolutely spot proof. It will outwear any serge you evert bought tor less than a dollar a yard. The ex tra width means that only a small yardage is needed for the dress, suit or skirt. Colors are navy, royal, midnight, Alice. smoke, brown, dark wistaria, tango, mahogany, Russian green, cream, and black. $1.50 and $2.00 ALL Q Q WOOL SUITING f>4-inch novelty fabrics, uniting style and utility jnthe highest degree. Equally favored for suits, capes and skirts. Pattern rana:e embraces rich color combinations of Roman stripes, nub mix tures, grani te effects, plaids, and checks. Every Woman’s Ideal is Realized in Schneider's Hats The position of this store in the hearts of Augusts women when It comes to millinery, needs no better demonstration than the admiring throngs that have attended our Millinery Opening. Values no less than styles are responsible fior this supremacy. It’s a conservative statement to say that Schneider sells twice as many hata as any other Augusta store —in fact, we ve often heard it said that no two stores combined sell as many. The two values below help to explain why we’ve obtained and continue to etrengthen thi* lead ership. Every One DHferent-Every One a Triumph ot the Millner’s Art If h “ ass Velvet Hats© 1 AC $2,50&,53 Values in every style'▼ ' Velvet leads the fall fashion procession In millinery— the rage for velvet hats Is country-wide, and makes to morrow's extraordinary sale price a magnet bound to at tract crowds of shoppers. Choose from rich, elegant, serviceable velvet hats In large and medium sailors, turbans, continentals, soft and stiff crowns—any new style you want. Schneider scores again with a wonderful sale of the most fashionable bats right at the time everybody wants them. BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS The best grade of Roys' Suits, made by reliable makers. Large variety and full run of sizes from 6 to 16 years: $4.00 values at $2 08 $6.00 values at $3 98 SB.OO values at 84 98 SIO.OO values at $5 98 $1 SEAMLESS SHEETS Well-Known “Seneca” Brand in 81x90 - Size 69C Sheet bargains occur frequently here, hut seldom such a good bar gain as this. “Seneca” bleached sheets look and > wear like the finest linen sheets, and are en tirely free from injurious sizing. Every one is torn and pressed by hand. It’s a good time to buy all the sheets needed for fall and winter. Certainly you’ll get no better saving chance than this. $5 California A n Q c Wool Blankets .. .uJiwO These large double-bed Blankets are of extra heavy, soft quality, matchless for warmth. Pink and blue borders and wide silk bind ing. $3.00 Saxony (I >|Q Fleece Blankets . .vl/rii High-grade gray Blankets, of ex tra weight and strength, with fleecy surface; wide colored bor ders. $3.00 Australian 01 QQ Blankets QIiJU Full double-bed size Spreads, wool Blankets, and give protection from the severest cold. Gray only; colored borders; silk bound. $1.25 White nr Bedspreads uOC Full double-bed size Spreads, firmly crocheted In ft variety of raised Marseilles patterns and finished with pearl hems. Women’s 50c qq_ SILK HOSE ... O^C A saving of lie on every pair of these splendid Thread Bilk Hose. Choice of silk boot In black, and all-silk style with lisle tops and soles, in leading colors. Lustrous, serviceable quality. Knit to fit * perfectly. Maintaining Our Reputation for Waist Values in Tomorrow’s Sale of $1.50 and $2.00 FALL WAISTS // THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. PURCHASE OF SAMPLE SUITS nr? Kd» st fn nd ' Men’s 2 for 25c Collars n? 5c The new shipment consists of the factory surplus of Triangle, Friable, and other High-grade Col lars. Choice of folds of all heights, low collars and tabs. The majority are linen, but there are plenty of the popular striped and figured rnadrns kinds. Factory Purchase Men’s SI.OO Negligee Shirts, 79c All Sizes 14 to 18 79c A Shirt event as timely as It Is wonderful -offering high-class shirts at about half price Just when men arc buying new fall furnishing*. The factory overproduction consists of fine madras and percale shirts of excellent workmanship cut and made to fit easily at all points. Dressiest patterns produced for fall—mostly single stripes, cluster stripes, and wide stripes, of blue, black, lavender, and combination color*. Note the full range of size*—l4 to IS—and select all (he shirts you’ll need this season, at .each TO 1 - 98c TWENTY CHARMING NEW STYLES Autumn ushers in many bewitching styles, Including waists of dotted crepe, with plain crepe sleeves, high pique collars and I uffs, and pointed ves co belt; striped crepe I gluts with pique < ul nars, vests and rovers, phtaekad Ctapa Waists, with plain collars and sleeves, embroidered vests, and rows of cream lace. Another charming model siiows wide lace bands down each side of front. FOR SATURDAY - ■ AT SCHNEIDER’S “THE PEOPLE’S STORE” 1214 c Santa D'7A rr Claus BleachingO 70C Full pieces, with the familiar fruit brand. To Kive hundreds the chance to buy this famous yard-wide cotton tomorrow, each customer is limited to 10 yards. kW JllL 250 of Them—All Thorough breds-and in a Complete Range of the New Styles $14.95 Our buyer snapped up all the house sample of one of New "York's most famous style creators —famed for the superiority of his line at $25 —a deal which brings Augusta women a marvelous opportunity to buy finest suits at a small price. Some are made of imported wlde-wale diag onal cheviot, In long redlngote effect, trim med with velvet and fancy ornaments, ami velvet collars and cuffs; sntln lined to waist. Tailored skirt with klek pleats at side. Also suits of nub crepe, serge, broadcloth and gabardine In every new model, Including both medium and long mats. Plenty of brald-trlmmed girdles, as well ns satin collars, and yoke, tunic, and pleated skirts In Copenhagen, navy, tele de negre, Russian green, and black. Choice 814 95 _ r:,i , r_lA t- liMKip JkM\', i P?- ••» • i \ , ill 11 M\BM*&jMy |M |j V y%'| ■jjgfLw i" mmf 7 mmmmmm j\jK *ti yhi 'ii I | 4 m 111 25c TABLE ..-7 _ OILCLOTH .. I» C 5-4 Sanitas Oilcloth in attrac tive tile and marble patterns. Heavy, noncracking quality. f in. „ ■■■ '-3 4* ALL THE FALL MODELS IN New Niris Corsets Are Ready $1 to $2 The natural figure with its easy, graceful line* is demanded by the new fall garments. It costs little to obtain this fash ionable contour, and at the sane time secure the highest measure of cor set-comfort and wear. Niris at 11.00 to $2 00 provide for the needs of ivery figure. SI.OO Yard Wide SATIN MESSA LINE, at the Lowest Price pA. Ever Announced in August O^7C AU-sllk qua lity—rich, heavy, lustrous, and per manent In finish. Messaline ranks high among autumn-winter silks, and here’s the chance to buy It at an unheard of low price. Choice of light blue, lavender, gray, tan, garnet, orange, mahogany, terracotta wistaria, American Beauty, and white. 50c 27 inch Wide SILK 0/1 POPLIN A superb grade, both In weight and finish, adaptable to all the fall garments, giving the drape effects so much in vogue. Light blue, Copenhagen rose, gaaolle, moleskin, crocus, wis taria, rosea a, duck green lotre tet e de negre olive matelot, pink, reseda, and black. Modern Our FamuuslM QC Trimmed Hats at - - Tay as much as you will for a bat, so far as read style is concerned, Schneider's creations at $4.96 rank with any bats sold. And thoy're made of elegant material*, too—no flimsy, careless workmanship Is permitted In their production. Oui cwn milliners are responsible for many of tlie lmndsome.it models —original conceptions designed with a thorough knowledge of the tastes of Augusta women. Many are exact copies of the most expensive hats. And whatever your taste may be, just the hat you want Is here nt $4.9'. Trimmings comprise Ostrich hands, plumes, pompons, birds, whips, wings, feathers, and velvet, gold and silver flowers. Sweaters Men’s *!>■■ Swetiters, double A l". Sets Fix buttons, SOc' Men's $2.00 all-wool Sweaters, \ kalis-In V<7 all colors, plain or shawl collars yOC jy|jKSta[<; $2.00 nt-rlght Jersey cin _ -.Ji Sweaters, all shads* ...VoC $4.00 all-wool Worsted Sweat- ll\ / ers, all colors, ACI \\\ A and sties J/iTY $2 00 all-wool Sweaters, all colors, at ..... $1 60 Ladle*’ $ll.OO Norfolk Sweaters, all shades • $1 89 Missis’ $1.69 all-wool Sweaters SI 10 Children's SI,OO Wool Sweaters --•49'- Children's 50c all -wool Aviation Caps ■24 ( ' UNDERWEAR. $2.06 Elberon Flannel Shirts, all shades and sizes .... 81 19 75c Wool Texture Underwear, nil colors and sizes 50C tic Hanes' Underwear, white, and cream 49C 50c Men’s Fleeced-llned Un derwear 30C 25c Double Seated Drill Drawers 39° 60c.. Girard Elastic Beamed Drawers 39C $2.00 Natural Wool Under wear 81 19 $1 50 Men’s Camel Ribbed Underwear 98° SI.OO Wright’s Health Spring Needle Underwear ... 69C $1.25 Wright’s Health Under wear, white and colored ... 89C LADIES', MISSES' AND BOYS’ UNDERWEAR Ladies’ 88< Ribbed Under wear, special .... 23 c Ladles’ 60c Ribbed Underwear, silk taped, pearl buttons, at 39 c Ladles’ $2.00 Setsnug Under wear, special Qgc 75c Union Suits, special ... 490 SI.OO Union Suits special ..Q9G $1.60 Union Bults, special ..890 Misses' 89c Union Hulth, sizes from 2 to 9’a 230 Boys' 890 Fleeced Underwear. elzes 24 to 34 240 Ladles' Bleached Fleeced-llned Underwear 490 25c Infants' Wraps special .. IOC Children's 89r Jersey Ribbed Veets, special .... 250 Misses’ 39c Ribbed Velvet-lined Vests and Pants, sizes 16 to 34, special 250 The Glove of Perfect Satisfaction Our $1.50 Marcella KID GLOVES ... ■ No raise of price here for these superb prime Frenrh lambskin Gloves. Every pair fitted and warranted. White, black, and tan. 2-clasp style; backs embroidered In same or contrasting color. SI.OO Long Silk CQ-e Gloves 090 16-button White and Black Mila nese Bilk Gloves, with double finger tips. NINE