The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-15

by Luxe SMART.

some time In mis- life every man Ia
rx,nr machine. and II Is Wei ~
,,,.,s s,,fcly through his mania "hiic
he j. vet a boy Ii the te'er 'i'>'' 49,
later i'm life he is certain 10 iose '''o"
nnd reasonably sure OF Dreaming
neck. 1t is said that there Is no "a" ~
,r.,ent a man making a looi "a
s.lf Int in this case there is' anu - :,
81 lov Of gravity, which was passed.
,,;,,s "a the time this country loon
making statutes. and il has never
- int.rfcred with By Legislative
an,,ndments.nor has il been oNer'uin''
Nv the action Of a hig court
pcrhaps. in the case OF Eillaii-
Nost men who go in for baiioohihs
49,. tu,nple before they get throus"
- !, INT KulparlSer came to disaster
through remaining on the sio"n''
xvhich was a unique experience ~ W
oarial business. met huil'arheI . :
heal,h resort. lie was there ny s''ia
60 Ms nerves His nerves hau So"'
,,..l, ~, him. He read TO me an ar'iei'
-, smilev's Microscopical Jouiiia
,,hich article said that il You hi'ieu :
1,nal. ~ nerves and then got thehi =
M van could see them through an
~xell-regulated microscope y"
evident that Kulparker was NJ" "
much interested in the supJve'
,,.ryes rs he had formerly been III pa
looms. oal.
.uv nerves went wrong n few weeh
n,,o." he told me. "and " 'he No."
fatn The doctor informed me uia,
should 20 to Malaga in SPAIN anu '"'
,,,ace would put me all right.
.Whv the irony of fate! ASST
sand Why didn't you 90 TO Malaga =
s,caa of coming TO this place.
He sighed and said II was al on
count Of the Kulparker autoi'i'.e = 7,
loon. When he said this was ID =
,,,enviablc position of the question:
,,ho wanted 10 know how the o'h
, last lis leg. and was informed "
il had been bitten OH. : ~ :"
xans.d 10 hear about the naiiooh' /"
Eu,pnriScr was good enough 10 oo''
me the account he gave being az "
,cxnlauation Of how he lost ms hc'
and why he dared not 60 10 Malaga
same men invent dying mach''
merely because they want 70 ~
80 however. have humanitarian
,cc,s in view, dcsiring 10 confer :,
benefits upon their fellow beings.
,,r,,,r belonged to the latter class.
~. ,,,,l,. wanted to bestow lasting I
eats. but also dynamite upon III,
low creatures. IL woui" "
rough on humanity at the begihi'''
oven Kulpnrkcr admitted this-o"
II would ultimately Abolish war
,houyht the experiment worth u!
~ long as the dynamite did not ,al
IL. own hcnd. Inventors are g
what prone, while beneiif'ng 'he
c,.s "a take good care that they &c
,hcuselycs come in for any OF the
aax,ntoyes. Such was Kulparker
tention, but IL missed fire
The Kulparkcr automatic was
much like other balloons excep, ~
Ind propeller attached whicn
worked by compressed air. Inc
dressed air scheme was very inger
understand il Alright. fwha'
nar,xer saws is true you can, with y
machinery, compress something
continent of mir into the size OF
Of water. This drop you can pu
strong but light aluminium po'
/ may call it SO. and the drop ca
into workable compressed MI
will run a motor II. therefor.
have bottle full of drops OF
pressed air, and m automatic ar
n,cnt that will allow a drop TO
into the boiler as needed, you y
your disposal tremendous nmo
energy stored in small compass
comparatively no weight at ALL