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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-17

2. EIIl,,I N ...,1
|z1Z~,listltlana tlp' y q 4. Pel q q
y =, ~ City,
2 rdinyonah1 ss ,'ln ,jsehasy'
sig polski. kdlka ipievaefis g.
Bay City paa sejmn, kt6ry sis ros-
es,1 v.dniu I ssi.rpnia, > godsinlie
u prsod poluldnisnn. y sali obyva-
tells Weltera. Pc ;edspiewaniu
|pelsli.go bynnu narodovego
,,Bols 1b.1 PolsLy," otvols7l:
|sejm pan Kasimierz sikorski, gdyii
prazes Zviesku 6piewakdv polskich
p. Duaniewski, dla nsgfysA inte~
resSw, przybYd nis n6gs.
Pc otw.solu Zjazdu powolano
ma sstrads pandw Prsybys1sw-
skiego i Barszczewshiego, redak-
tora Zeopr, posiadajace3o mand2t
poselski Cd Sokolstwa = Chicago.
Delegatdw bylo 80, mianowi~
Gle 20 pandw . s panien.
Pan Madaj ; Detroit zosta}
obrany prezydentem Zjasdu, P.
Cukierlki 2 Grand Rapids marszal-
klein, p. Dobrzy,skl: ! Chicago
sekretarzem . pan Chmielinski =
Ch,csgo gospodarzem. Na estra,de1.ee
jako goscie powolani aostali s.
Barsxszewski : Chicago W.
Prsybyszewski bay City.
Telegramdw Z 1yc.eniami ma
des}ano IS = inndstwo list6w. Pc
pr.eozy saniu tychze odroezono zee
br.ni. do doi' n'stspneg0' . go
dsinis . raao. +
N. drugiej sssyi' pan Bars1-
czewsli, j.ko rsp'rr,@'septant zwis1~
ku sokol6w, prsemawi.f "a pole.
o1sniem trzeoh Zwisrk6w, miano-
wieie soioldv, dpi.wst6v j Mo.
d.iei4. obr.no ns .jlii''r, fomitet'
.by v,ptlnie : !. sss;Bar'zo1evskim
opraeowaf proeram.aco do po}acze.
MIA traech Zwisak6w; do skomitete
tego ziostali obrani: Barszcsewskl
Pr1ybyssevski, Nowioki, sikorski
Gwi.dAsa, Le,Iosyhski, MARGIN
kowski i parma N. Cerahska.
Program o'do'yta{ possm B.r'''
czewsKi j k~ilkakHotnis prxemawla
"a po}ecEeniem. spiawe te oddane
kohcu k%omitetowi u trzech, '
sk}ad kt6rego wchodsa: A. RoS'
clfski, M Maroinkowaki i M
Kuhewski Z Chicago, Hemu same
mu komitetowi oddano te1 spraw,
polaczenia sic 3 milwauekim Zwisx'
Ikisn Spiewak6w.
20 odesytania li1tu cd aartas
du milwauckiego zviszku,, dslega'
ci Gukiertki, Ohmlelihski i A
N~N;nknvski ho ,hrA natro skry.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-17

Zbiprowa korespsndene'y a
4 Bay CITY.
Bay City, Mich, 2 sierpnia 1899.
My nizej podpisami cz}onko"
vie Zjednocabnia Polsko- Rzyym-
sko KAtolickiego W Bay City pro-
testujemy przeeiw oszczerstwom
oscbistym, rzuconym prze2
Y
81 fRAWDY .......s..s. III o.
A. Niedsielskiego.
Me myslimy tn bronic pana
A. Niedzielskiego, DO on sig sam
obronit potraf, ale zapewniamy,
10 OBJ. Niedsie1ski jest s.anewany
sr6d tutejszej Po'onii. Dalej sapow'
niamy, &c to co pan Nledzielstl
napiss} do W1AEusA 0 t~utejszych
stosunkach / o PRAwDz1E, jest
ivieta prawds,
Przybyszewski zdradsis tutej
.zt v~iekszos6 parafi, IL tego sif
ME wykrsci. = csemu ME tfn'ns"
CIV .ie, cry bJl u biskupa )ub ME
i csemu i. odpowiada, co sig
stafo . owemi SEQ dolarami,
Gdyby PEAwDA dzisiaj ME byl'
przymusowyn organem naszego
| Ziednoczenia, putcilibyfh'y ia u
cztery wistry Ale sejm prsyss}y
na.zego Zjednoczen,a faplaei &c
PRAwpz1E TAX se ME bedsie vie
dziala gdzie drzwi.
...... Cd PRAwDr broni dit
Kaliny i K6{ka Plywsuoklego, q
ME tax da~1so potepia} te ,owarsy-
silva, na ezsm fwiat stoi.
zyezymy panu Nieasielskiemu
wytrvalo6ei s PEAwp$, PREY
wykrywanla icb zdradsieckio1
xaMiar6w. B&dxa 81 kilku,
ktsrzy 3ekebs al ME noga sig
posnad ma Przybyszewekin.
Kohczac nlmiejsza korespon.'
deneya oiwiadczamy, ie6my z E'l''
gotowi wystxpi6 " obronie pana
Niedzlelsklego, kt6rem pragnie
sprawiedliwotci.
z bratniem pozdrowieniem
Stanislaw Iukowski
Fr. Ma{oeki
j. S~zczeszulski
Fr. Lesihski
szozepan KoaiseIny
Stanis}aw Grygo
Stsnis1aw LeWandowsk
Walenty kalam.jka
J6zef Zlelih.ki /.
Wawr1yn Rynarrvski
inni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-17
NASf AGENCl'

MAST AGENcl,
Upowatnieni 90 do .xolektovA-
mia 4bonamentu W1ARUsA nastspu
}lcy nasi ageno mie1scowi:
ASHTON, Kebr. Francissek
u ardyn.
BAY ClTYYMich. - Alexander
Niedziefski, 1914 - 10 Str.
BALTIMORE: Fl. Ziarnowskl.
7l3 s. Bond Str.
G.. Knitsr oso We'll III.
NANTlUOKE Pa.-Fr. Jablohski
NORTH PRAIRIE. Jan kim
ge,.
OAK HIM. q. Poso,zelski.
PIKE LAKE Wis. - Adam
!. 4. !. RBatn1enek.
WahAo. k - ! !. el,.hoS.li
&aI1S1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-17

NJ penl bf0nlts2W 10 G9lsell - WSlS-
ole udsia{u y kGncs5cis y Wood
|opet. house, sachwyeails SVEN
dlwieesnem no rie1em Ipiewena
saae pabliczne16.
sRP.
AmERYkA
WASHINGTON - Pow,ada-
10, re sekretarz wojny odbierEe
generalowi Otis gldwne dovddztwo
na Fillpinach odda je ~generalowf
Lawton. = MIN sic skohcsy pora
deszezowa, nadp}yuie z AmerJfi
50 tysiecy swiezego :&ofniersa NJ
Filipiny, pc wiskszej s1edci ochota
nikdw.
W CLEVELAND, o., strajk
jesaeze oiagle Ms porzadtu dzien-
ny IN - = powsalo podejrzenie,
ze sprawcami dynamitowego
zamachu bYli samii agenci Tinker
tohscy, kt6r1y dowiesc sheis,
Ii, iak koniecznie jesEcze | nada]
lisa potrzebni. LudnoSG mlastl
jednak, ME wyjmuiae navel
klasy srednej, .ympatyzuje szczerks
70 stra::klerami i zaprowadsi}'
nader skuteczuy bojkot przeciv
kolejom, ich magnassryi, navel
i st.novej milicyi. Kupey nit
chez ME spr1ed.w.d ezionksn
milleyi.
Z EAST ST LOUIS, Ill.
denossa: = Dekrst biskupa Jans.
sena, opiew.jsey, Il ez'onkowi!
parah1 sw. ratryka " Esst St
Louis maj4 bye exkomunikowani
jetsli sig bsd4 sprzecivia6 wprowa'
dzeniu niemieckiego ksiedsa nj
preboszcsa, odszytan< We vssyst
stkieh ko6ciolach.
fara6an1e wyslali tymcsssen
deputacye do delegate spostolsk'e'
20 Msgra Martinelliego; deputacy'
nadesiala Telegram tel trzs6si
Wytrsynajoie i tgnoruieis exko
muAike." . tegc wnioskujs 4
deput.tya Jest pewna swJeie'tws
raradanie obs:awili tee koscl6:
i plsbani4 posterunkann1.
Otrsymano tn tel telegrara oe
s,niezaleknego biskupa Kozlowskie~
90 3 Chicago, kt6ry chloe przyjss
e1komunakowanych pod swoj'
iurysdyFcya j prsyobleouje in
prsyslac airyskiees ksiedza- Lec'
parafianie. stapoHcz'o odd'm6wll
lacznoeoisz sKozlowvlsakim i twierdz2
lie 90 dobrymi katolikami, tylko nit
l ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-17

III n 4 skfs I, seobiie " u.
% D'pszd 4, ktor. pp0,sse,dllii doppiearo,
trsecim dniu po uat t., = zig, I
wtedy llusz ratunekl ~ ME mozebny.
ssmiertelnie chorego oaxisziono Dc
s1pitala a. Ashllaanusd1, gdais : siepnla''
skonal. NiebosIesyf prsYbyf y
~prsesafego roku, : rodslnsg, = Viz
glnia, hiaa. Posostala 20 min min
wdowai-pisciore daieei.
rolscJ robotsicy latwo mogq
snalsse stale robote y tejsxel
fabryes garbarskiej Aoinna u lupit
q TAME pisnisdss lot ] dom. tax TAX
urzsdIony, u ' MIN jaki haadsl
lub salon ~prowad.id n tayolIn''.. 11ggiaosid
sig. wpro.t do w'.ieiciela, pod
.dre.em; T.ohl Derdov.ii. hellsn,
Wis:
Mona tn do Mellen dojechat
koleje Wisconsin Central:
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-04-06
Another Kick for Trusts.

This morning Attorney-General
Jeff Davis filed suit aggregating
$4,000 against thirty-three insur-
ance cosE nies for violating the
antitrust laws. This, together
with the action of the house, will
drive millions of capital from the
state No blame can attach to the
Encouragement for enforcing the
law as he finds it, but 'The Demo.
craft will make the prediction that
thirty days after all the great in
surance companies now doing busi
ness in the state have withdraw
there will be a storm of indignation
from the people, the like of which
has not been heard in years, Ar
kansas Democrat.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-04-06

With March ended the first year
of the present city administration
on the East Side, and little COM
ment on what has been accomplished
is not out of place. Without going
into detail, or writing a long-winded
article, we will only now compare
the financial part of the present ad-
minlstraton with that of the two
years Of the previous one. From
March 1st, 1896, to same time in
1897 city expenses amounted to
over $l3, 900, and for the second year
of same administration expenses
were over $4,000. For the first
year Of present administration to-
tai city expenses amounted to lit.
tie over IS, 500-a saving over first
year of previous administration Of
over $4, 300, and Of over 81, 500 over
second year ms was accomplished
by our business mems council and
officers by getting city upon prac-
tcaIly cash basis, Former councils
had to contend with scrip greatly
DEPRECATED about SOC. on dollar,
where it is now bringing 80 cents.
We do not mean to discredit or ad.
versely criticise former city admin
istratons; they did well; we simply
used former city administration
for comparison. Presentcity coun-
Gil has done much good work for
the city, of which we will speak at
some other time,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-04-06
CONVENTION CALLED.
The State Board Of Trade is
Called to Meet at Little
Rock April IL.
THEY WILL INDIGNATE,
The Acts of the Legislature Does Not
Suit the State and the Board
Will Ask for Notifications.

George Sengel, president of the
state board of trade has issued the
following call for convention;
FIT. Smith, .Ark.
April 4, 1899.
To the Arkansas State Board OF
Trade.
Getlemen-At the organization
of the state board of trade two
years ago the representation from
the entire state constituted body
of men whose personnel had never
been surpassed by any convention
in the history of the state. 1t was
composed of men whose every ac-
tion at home and abroad has been
for the advancement of Arkansas.
The work inaugurated at the or
ganization of the state board OF
trade was productive of much good
aud a more complete organization
of the business men of the state
will result in greater good.
In order to complete the organi-
zation and keep alive the progress
that prompted its birth l hereby
call a meeting of the organization
and of as many other citizens of
our state who appreciate the grow
ing evil effect of recent legislation,
which is paralyzing the commer-
cial and industrial interests Of the
state, to meet in the city of little
Rook on April IL, 1899.
This call is specially prompted by
recent developments that are now
and will continue to affect every
industry in the state. The secur-
ing of new enterprises, the invest
ment Of capital and driving from
our state the. capital and indus
tries already here.
These conditions are serious and
alarming and should command inn
mediate attention, and for that
reason call upon the entire peo.
pie of our state to cooperate with
and become members of the state
board of trade, so that expressions
may be had from every section OF
Arkansas, either for or against
approval of recent laws directly
affecting the commercial, maui
featuring and agricultural inter
ests of the state
GEO. SENGEL
President of the Arkansas Board
of Trade.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-04-06
Gentlemen Wear

Tan shoes this Spring, and you will
notice by our window display that
we are Keeping up in style. We al
ways aim to give our customers the
latest and best.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-04-06
THOUGHT BABY'S EAR
WOULD DROP OFF
Body and Head Mass Bleeding Sores.
Suffered Beyond Description. Physi-
clan Could Not Even Relieve. Kept
Under Opiates. Cured by CUTICURA,

Myinfant was one mass of bleeding sores which
extended to his head, and we thought one of his
ears would dropoff His sufferings beyond
description, and he had to be kept under opiates.
Ourphyscian did everything for his relief; / be-
came utterly discouraged. My attention was
called to a CUTIcURA testimonial. bought the
CUTIcURA, CUTICuRA SOAR, and CUTIcURA RE-
SOLVENT. The result was simply marvellous.
After the third day the opates wei discontinued,
he was free from pain and errble itching, and
in sepen aOeeks ,oaS cured, with clean, smooth,
baby skin JIG. HARDWICK, Clara, Ga.
CUTIcuRA REMEDIES the purest the sweetest, and
most effective skin cures and humor remedies
pounded, and appeal to all afflicted with skin and scalp
humors with loss Of hair Warm baths with CUTIcURA
SOAR and gentle anontines with CUTIoURA (ointmenD
ceane the skin and scalp Of crusts and scales aay itch
ing burning and inflammation, and thussoo and heal
Sold throughout the world. POTTER d. AND c. CoRPr
Sole Props, Boston. How to Cure Every Humor free
SAVE YOUR SKIN Hand; GgHsuHa sGS HeiE s62r BY using
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-04-06

We learn that Mrs. E. A. Dryer
came near receiving serious burns
this morning She arose from bed
and passing near a red hot stove,
her night robe ignited and was in
a bright blaze, She realized her
situation and screaming to her
husband, who was in bed, for help,
he jumped out and wrapped the
bedding about her, causing the
blaze to be smothered out, and we
are glad to say the lady came of
without any burns whatever.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-04-06

This Is Whitley weather in big
letters not that our friend Rain
in-the face, has an entertainment
billed at his auditorium, but that
the west side school is to have an
entertainment on the car line, and
the street cars would do good
bus ness If the weather was favora.
Bile
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-04-06

Carter Harrison, the democratic
naminee in Chicago, who ran
against Carter, the republican can
ddate, and carried Altgeld, silver
democrat, on his shoulders running
as an independent, beat both of
them badly, having a plurality of
40, 900 vetes.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-04-06

Habitua constipation is the door
through which many Of the serious
Ills of the body are reached. Tho
occasional Us Of Prckly Ash Bit
ters will remove and cure this dis
tressing condition. Sold by all
druggists, 3 " 2w
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-04-06

Do Not Put Off until tomorrow the
duty that ought to be dene today.
If your blood is impure and you feel
weak and weary, take Floods Sarsa-
parilla at once.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-04-06

When you visit Little Rock stop
with Gleason. He leads all others
in catering to the appetite aud
comfort of his customers. His
house is unsurpassed by any in the
tate. 1919.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-04-06

Hoods Pills cure all liver ills
Mailed for % cents by G. |. Hood&
Co., Lowell, Mass ]
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-04-06

Chas. S. Erber has all the latest
styles in gold and silver friendship
hearts. l29
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-04-06

Leading brand Of fine cigars at
9 NJ, RlPland's. II,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-04-06
A. S. DeLannar,
THE 5H1E MAN,
Cheap Shoes

May be attractive. but ii you have
ever tried pair you know how soon
they looked rusty and old. Reliabil-
ity and wear go only with standard
footwear at standard prices.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-04-06
If You Have Money

You can use little OF it to good ad.
vintage at 2Io East Broad street.
Goods the best Prices right.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-08-17
ODD BITS
OF Change Left by Customers Help Out
the Cashiers Salary.

or Change Left by Customers Help Out
the Cashiers Salary.
Philadelphia Inquirer: Odd bits OF
change thoughtlessly left by customers
form no inconsiderable part of the
income of cashiers in certain business
establishments, notably restaurants,
saloons, cigar stores and similar places
where, during many hours of each day,
there is a steady rush of patrons Il
get SIS a week salary" said a cashier,
land l always count on an additional
SO, or so cents per day, through for
gotten change. l do not consider that
l am doing anything dishonest, either,
because l always make an effort to at
tract the customers attention to the
fact that he is leaving his change be-
hind. Nine cases out of ten | succeed,
even IL | have to send waiter to fol-
low the man clear out into the street.
cases to make my receipts foot up all
Of the sum weekly | have named The
majority of them are people in a hur-
ry to catch a train or car or to keep
an appointment, and they haven't the
time to return, even il they did discov-
er their loss square or so away. The
next day they don't care. or at least a
majority of them do MOTTO speak about
such a small matter, the overlooked
change seldom being more than FIVE or
ten cents, and l am just so much
ahead. The proprietor get it? Certain
ly not. 1t doesn't belong to him, and
just so the money in the cash drawer
balances with the register he is sat
isfied" The presiding geniuses of the
atrical box offices are also OCCASION
ally in pocket through the carelessness
of ticket purchasers, but with box Of
flee transactions the change, if any,
is usually in such large amounts that
their opportunities are fewer and far
Their between.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-08-17
where p.Artarnan Lived.

One of the homes of the great D'Ar-
tagnan has just been discovered in
Paris by M. de Grouchy. the we'll
known antiquarian. In daybook be-
longing to the Maitre Caillet. a Paris
notary. in 1859. NJ. de Grouchy has
found an inscription stating that Mai
tire Pierre Cadeau does let and duly
devise to Pierre D'Artagnan, chevalier,
brigadier- captain and major general OF
the kings army, house with large
entry, situated in the Rue de Richie
lieu, for 100 livres a year" The
lease is signed "Cadeau and Artagnan,
the latter being evidently not as pro-
ficient with the pen as with the sword.
This interesting Giscovery-and it is
amusing to note that D'Artagnan
should choose a house in the street
named after his most powerful enemy
is rendered doubly interesting from the
fact that it clears up once and for all
the vexed question as to D'Artagnan's
Christian name, which, unless Maitre
Caillet was in error, was Pierre.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-08-17
CLIMBING STAIRS
just the Thing to Streng then the Lungs
and Cure Dyspepsia.
Ito be continued.)

just the Thing to Strengt then the Lungs
and Cure Dyspepsia.
New York Times: The average
landlady Of the average clearinghouse
is nothing If not resourceful and orig
inal. When 1t comes to the question
OF the merits of her particular house,
the unoccupied rooms of which are
open to inspection at all reasonable
hours, her vocabulary is practically I'M
limited, and while her English may not
always be without reproach it is suffi-
GENTLY lucid and forcible to give
good idea Of the many excelleneies OF
her domain. 1t has remained. how
ever, for landlady living not 1000
miles from West Eighteenth street to
make, with the assistance of a num-
Der of unknown medical men, the as
founding discovery that climbing I'D
numerous flights of stairs is not only
not injurious, but is actually benefi-
cial to the health. why, bless you,"
she said to young man, an unfortu-
nate seeker after rooms, who protested
that the fourth floor was too high m
for him because of the weary and hurt
full stair climbing, why, bless you,
it's the best thing in the world for
you. The doctors all around here are
recommending stair climbing for dys-
pepsia and lung troubled They say it's
the best thing in the world for either
of these complaints, Il you'll only walk
up stairs often enough and always be
sure to throw your shoulders wei,
back" The seeker protested that he
was troubled with none of these COM
plants. "Oh, WE'LL" said the obliging
landlady, that doesn't matter. It's
good for the general health. You don't
care to try it? Very WELL Good-day,"
and the door closed firmly behind the
outcast young man, who was wonder
ing what tale would confront him in
the next house.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-08-17

teacher to apperceive the case as one
of neural pathology rather than as one
Of moral culpability. So long as the
inhibiting sense of impossibility re-
mains in the child's mind he will con-
tinue unable to get beyond the OBJ
stacle. The aim of the teacher should
then be to make him simply forget
Drop the subject for the time, avert
the mind to something else, then lead
the pupil back by some circuitous line
of association, spring it on him again
before he has time to recognize it, and
as likely as not he will go over it with
out any difficulty. 1t is no other way
that we overcome balkiness in a horse;
we divert his attention, do something
to his nose or ear, lead him round in a
circle and thus get him over a place
where fiogging would only have made
him more invincible. A tactful teacher
will never let these strained situations
come up at all.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-08-17
Weighing the uncomfortable.

Almost incredible as it may seem.
the largest weight which the govern
ment assayer employees in making an
analysis of gold bullion is the infinite
sinai French half gramme. or about
seven and three-fourths grains troy:
and the balances used in this work are
so sensitive that weight of one-twen-
tleth of milligramme, which is less
than one-thousandth part of a single
grain, will cause the indicator needle
10 defect a very appreciate distance
from the zero point on the graduated
scale marking the equilibrium. These
minute balances are, of course, in
closed in glass cases provided with
sliding windows to exclude any draft
of air; the beam is usually made of
aluminium, and the knife edges rest
ON jewels; the weights are made Of
sold, silver and aluminium. and are
graduated from the half gramme. which
Is arbitrarily denominated zone thou
sand" down to the ten thousandth de-
gree.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-08-17
The battlefield Route.

The veterans of 81 and 65 and
their friends who are going to attend
the thirty-third G. A. R. annual en-
campment at Philadelphia in Septem-
Der could not select better nor more
historic route than the Big Four and
Chesapeake & Ohio, with splendid
service from Chicago, Peoria and st.
Louis on the Big Four, all connecting
at Indianapolis or Cincinnati, and
thence over the picturesque Chesa-
peake & Ohio along the Ohio river to
Huntington, w. Va; thence through
the foothills of the Alleghanies over
the mountains, through the famous
springs region of Virginia to Staunton,
Va, between which point and wash
ington are many of the most promi-
nent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Cor
louisville, Cedar Mountain, Kappa
hammock, Kettle Run, Manassas, Bull
Run, Fairfax and score of others
nearly as prominent. Washington is
next, and thence via the Pennsylvania
Line direct to Philadelphia. There
will be three rates in effect for this
business-tirst, continuous passage,
with no stop-oyer privilege; second,
going and coming same route, with
one stop-over in each direction;
third, circuitous route, going one way
and back another, with one stop-over
in each direction. For full informa-
ton as to routes, rates, etc, address
]. G. Tucker, G. N. A.. 234 Clark
street, Chicago.
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A number of New York capitalists
have formed company to build an
airship bigger than any ocean liner
afioat. The directors are men whose
names will be recognized as shrewd,
practical business men-men who have
wealth as well as sagacity. The plans
for the airship and the principle upon
which it will be built. have been ap-
proved by engineers of recognized
standing as well as by officers of the
United States navy. Indeed. it is a
matter of record that Congress, not
SO very long ago, considered a bill for
the construction of this particular air.
ship. The committee to which it was
referred recommended the appropria-
ton of $4,000, but because workable
machine could not be built for less
than $150,000, the inventor withdrew
his proposition. Since that time the
originator of the airship has endeavor-
ed to interest men of means. A COM
pany has been incorporated at last, of
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Don't you know the name c. the viii
lage? You must know that"
But don't" she faltered.
But | can't understand it," he
said.
Il used to know it, OF course" she
remarked.
You used to know it,"
"Oh, yes; but | have forgotten it,"
She blushed deeply while making this
admission
Il am hopelessly at sea-" said Mr..
Martineau. His grey eyes rested on
her face with suspicion. 1t was easy
to see that he thought she was trying
to deceive him.
May | go on" she said, land try to
explain how | came to forget all these
things? can offer you an explanation;
but don't know why | should expect
you to believe It, ! have often thought
that no lawyer would believe my
story. But what can do?"