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EIGHT SEARCHLIGHTS IN FOG FOLLOW LONDON AIRSHIP Test Shows That Zeppelins Can Be Traced at Night. Preparations Made for Warm Reception of Air Enemy. London.—Text* over I.nmion la*t [night proved that tiearchllghts can de ftect a Zeppelin even In foggy weather, i Incidentally the populace derived great ?amueement from the experiments. ! it was the flr.st foggy night of the ‘past month—not a thick pea-aotip fog auch as November and December f bring, but a very marked fog. The jjßritish Irahlp which has been mnk jlng experimental flights over London ■ by day and by night the past fortnight • made her apearance at dusk and sail |ed over the city for several hourH. ) Searchlight* were trained from sev eral strategic points and they manag- Ued to follow her wherever she went. >i Much of the time there were two jsjßhufts playing upon the big craft, and |lthey kept her In sight when she drop 1, ped down near to the roofs of high buildings, and followed her upward flcoutse and her sudden turna and | windings. Will Choose Fo g . i It has been believed that the Zoppe lUns will choose a foggy day for a raid on London, If they attempt auch | a linxardious exploit, Just as the Brtt- Ish flying men men took advantage of Fa, thick mist for their flights across I 'were dropped on Liisseldorf. and by F mistake, on Maestrleht In Holland. Kvery preparation hns been made to 1 give the Zeppelins a warm reception §lf they invade English nlr. Tbe J London searchlights have swept the Then vena constantly at night for the jvpaal fortnight Aeroplanes fully i equipped for fighting are kept In re st serve, and could he launched like fire I engines on the stroke of the bell, If ft alarm of an approaching Zeppelin in ft sounded. Faw Electric Lights. t The cost of the preparations against KiZeiipellna la heavy, hut It must he £ balanced by the econmy In street ft lighting Old residents say tlmt Lon ■ don tt night In these days remlnss ft them of the old town before the nd- Bvent of electricity, when a few gas Fa, lights struggled against the gloont. BCertainly two-thirds of the electric K lights In the most populated districts Rare out of comnriaslon. fRENCTPRLSS, PRAYER SUNDAY Paris, 6:05 a. m.—All newspapers [print a dispatch announcing that [prayers for peace were given through out America on Sunday. Commenting on the Incident, the (ioulola regrets that the example has not been fol lowed by France and declares that President Wilson Is not afraid to have the American republic kneel be fore the Most High. “It lifts the hope," says Ooulols "that our republic will one day fol low the example of the United States which we so often Imitate, and not fear to show Itself as religious, faith ful and confident In (iod ns the most ancient monarchies of Europe." Libre Parole says that President Wilson's example could well he Imi tated by France. SENATOR HOKE SMITH AND FAMILY BACK IN GEORGIA Atlanta, Gn.Senator Hoke Smith. Itocompumed by Mrs Smith nnd their daughter, Mias Cable, arrived this morning for a rest the senator ts tak ing on the advice of hts Washington physicians. The trip to Georgia had iieen planned some time ago by Mrs Smith and daughter, and at the last minute the senator yielded to the ad vioe of doctors that he accompany them. 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London,—People of the quiet Dutch city of Maastricht, on a sort of pe ninsula bounded on the weat by Ger many and on the east by Belgium, have been striving hard to maintain the neutrality of their kingdom. They were startled Tuesday morning, Sep tember 22nd, by the descent of a bomb from the mist overhead nnd a great explosion followed by the crash of glass. An aeroplane had swooped down to ward the roofs of the town and drop ped a bomb. The propectlle fell near the Brussels gate of the old town, tore limbs from trees, ripped gashes In the walls of a house and shatter ed a number of windows. Several citizens attempted to follow tbe course of the aeroplane In motor ears, but It soon was lost to sight. Lost Its Way. The Dutch government Immediately took steps to Inquire of the Herman nnd Belgian governments whether any flying men of their armies were re sponsible for the unpleasant sur prise. The sequel developed the next day when the British press bureau an nounced a raid by British aviators aimed at the Zeppelin establishments In Dusseldorf and Cologne. The British aerial expedition started from Antwerp, nnd while the section bound for Dusseldorf reached Its destination, the Cologne contingent confessed that It lost Its way In the fog. Regret Evpreeeed. The British minister nt The Hague todnv expressed the regret of the British government et the Incident, says a dlsptnrh from that capita!. Ho explained the bomb was - dropppd nr eldentallv by an aeroplane which hnil lost Its hearings. 165,000 BADDLE TREES. Jefferson City, Mo.—A local com pany closed contracts today with the British government for 185,000 saddle trees. It Is said this Is the Inrgest contract of the kind ever made In the United States. THE APPLE. Great baskets of ruddy fruit poured out In generous profusion from the old fashioned baskets of our childhood memories make a charming headpiece for Margaret R. 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I would be glad If everybody suffering with stomach trouble could learn of your remedies.” KAI.ISTA THOMAS, 85 Iji Francs AS LNELISR SPY, U. S. MINISTER HELD CAPTIVE Rev. A. A. Williams Arrested At Brussels. Denounced by Germans as “Pig” and Show ered With Curses. London, 4:53 a. m.—Albert A. Wil liams. pastor of the Maverick Congre gational Church of Boston, has reach ed London after arrest and Imprison ment In Brussels at the hands of the German military authorities on the charge of being an English spy and with trying to buy Information con cerning the movement of German troops. Notes made by Mr. Williams for a sermon on the horrors of war fell Into the hands of the Germans when he was arrested. A German lieuten ant thought they constituted code messages. Mr. Williams was arrest ed nnd taken to German military headquarters. Released by Whitlock, He was held along with thirty other prisoners, mostly Belgians and put through a drastic examination. He was not permitted to communicate with Brand Whltlork, the American minister. Finally he persuaded a Ger man student that he was not a spy and he managed to get a letter to Mr. Whitlock, who brought about his re lease, Mr. Williams says that during the two days of his Imprisonment he and the other prisoners were denounced by the Germans as pigs and showered with oaths In an effort to frighten them. The Belgian prisoners re garded Williams as a friend but they all were reluctant to talk as they fe ired the Germans had spies among them. TRADE WEDGE IS MADE BY U. S. New York. —That United States manufacturers have begun an Inva sion of the South American trade field is shown In an announcement made public today by Consul General Joso Bidding, of Uruguay, who stated that American manufacturers had sold to merchants of his country a quantity of glassware and hardware. Uruguay formerly bought such goods from Germany. The sales were made on terms satisfactory to both buyers and sellers, he said. A still larger field awaits the Amer ican manufacturer In Uruguay, ac cording to the consul general, who said hls country was In a good finan cial condition. St.. Atlanta, Ga.—~T have taken your remedy five weeks. Tt has done me much good. I feel like I hardly know my strength- my appetite is fine." Just such reports come from the users of Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy everywhere. It clears the di gestive tract of mucoid accretions and removes poisonous matter. It brings swift relief to sufferers from stomach ailments, liver and intestinal troubles. Many declare It has saved them from dangerous operations. We want all people who have chronic stomach troubles or constipa tion. no mattsr of how long standing, to try one dose of Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach Remedy— one dose will con vince you. This Is the medicine so many of our people have been taking with surprising results. 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