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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-23
Sas Mniferldnble gaben.

Sic &~atbolifen in 8aben perben
ettpas e%ritaunt iein, ipenn Tie 6oren
iueroeit, nit pelden iiberihlpGnge
ltden So6eserbebuneen Der greiIe
8roBber5o9 aus Inlab ieines so.
8e6urtstngeS unb Ser Sseier Ieiner
g~olbenen So65eit iiberi6iittet nirb.
Senn in feinem anberen beuti6en
2anbe - iel6it in Greuben nidbt =
bat man Die fatboliide Stride unb
ibren Glerlls, iopie Die tirGenetreuen
&atbolifen iiberbaupt, TO LANCE Sabre
unb 10 ihmdbIi6 uno b~artnddia
6ifanirt nnb fujonirt uno alif ale
Weile 81 fne6ten perliidt, ipie itnter
Der bielgeprieienen &esierung bes
@robber5o9s Sriebri6 ini babiiden
.Wulterldnble" bes .tulturfGnpfes
ridden" ogen>2iberdlismus. DIS
pdbreno bes berii6tigten .baSiihen
airGenItreits" mn Der edn5lihen
S%erbrdn9ung Der Stride aus ben
S6ulen tirdenstreue bnbiide aatboz
lifen it grocer 3abl na6 Wnnnbeim
tamen, Inn in elmer bort ab5ubaltens
Den 8eriammllrng ibrer Sreiie uno
Gr9e6enbeit ee9en Die Stride Guss
brud gu geben nnb fir beren Sreis
beit bon briidenber itaatlider 9es
bormunoung ein6utreten, purben tie
bonn liberalen Ndnn6eimer E06el
aif Gn1tifteu Der 2~ogenbengite nnb
inter Den Il,gen Der 8eborben in ben
StrdBen iiberfallen, nit aniitteln
niebergeiflagen unb aus Der Stabt
getriebenl 8dbreno ser alt fot9os
liihen Seipegun9" nabm man ben
firdenstreuen ant6olifen 5a6lreiGe
airheu unb Stiftungen iinb iiberipies
lie obne @eitereS Der itellen anti
pdpitlihen Sette. obppbl bieie feis
nerlei redltli6en Mniprrd barauf
bate. ltno Der Inn bieiel6e Belt
bon gieucm entbrnnnte .aulturs
fampf" be6aiptete iih nit al Icincr
@ebdiiigteit unb Terfplgumesput6
nod ia6relang. naGbem ma in
Srerben ben 3ugang gum Srieoen
g%efunben. llnb iel6It beute nod -
lan9e nn6 Der angebli6en Be-
cnri9un9 bes offenen unb afuteu
o&ulturfnmpfes" miro trob Der
ii6ertpic9enb fntbolilhen 8ebolfcrung
fem cin5iger tatboliider Idnnerz
orben unb fem ei9entli6es &lolter
IN Snoen 9eoulbetl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-23

Stein @lter lit gu ipdt gum
2ernen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-23
@niiii6e Snitrnftionsitunbe.

I'm Die u%nals9eiebt bon rebollis
tiondren Senblingen bearbeiteten
rniiiiden Soloaten beiier 81 beiddfs
tiaen nnb an elm groBeres WaB bon
Sflidten 81 9eipObnen. murbe neilers
binas anseorbnet. in alien Hegimenz
tern Snltrnftionsitunoen nnd beuts
lhem @ltlter ab5ubalten. Sierbci
ipielte iih 5ipiiden cine Selltnnnt
unb einem Hefruteu ans Dem Dit
lifen Commencement Serm folgenS
bes 3pieseiprd6 ab:
2eutnant: ,Was tbuit Su. meil
Sobu, meun Sm I'M Selbe einen,
Seinbe begegnelt?"
Hefrut: .Shla9e i'm foot. gtp.
acknowledgement"
9emtnant: nNidtia! 8as tbuit
Su aber, lpenn On I'M Seloe einem
gan5en fcinblideu Battalion be-
gegneIt?"
Metrut: yShlage es tobtl"
9entnant: .Sa3u bit 81 als eine
selncr. al ibnad. Su 5iebit Sid alio
unauffdQig 3uriid mn eritntteit
Melbmng. Was tbuit On MN. penll
Su im Selpe cine mbeipahte Stub
benlerfit?"
Hefrut: -Shlaae lie tobt!"
8entnant: ~Sdli6!"
8efrnt: r3iehe mid miauffdlia
5lriid mn eritattet Welomng."
3eutnant: .Nuh fnlihl 9u nin,mit
lie an Sorn mlb iiibrit lie ms ga
ger. Sect ia9e mir, mas On al
t6un bait, luenn 81 im Seloe mir
%begesneit?"
Mefrut: .Sdlase gip. So6rpoblses
boren tobt!"
9eutnant: .llniinn! Sd bin bod
9ein 8orseiebtcr unb TRACE, gleidI
Dir. Die rrliiihe l%lniiorml"
8efrut: .3iebe mid maufidai9
5uriid unb eritattet Welonn9l"
2eutnant: .9ummfopf! Sh bin
bod fein feinblihes 0ataiQon!"
Nefrut: ~9Mnn nebme i9 Gw.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-23

Den Staaten, mo lie ein9efiibrt lit,
mn einen relatip ~geringen @rtrag
%a6geipprfen. @rnbe Die 9erte, Die
lie t%reffen iollte, Die Wiliondre,
niiien iif b~erielben oft bur1 allerlei
unebrli6e 8infel5iise unb S6lihe
gu e~nt5ieben. Sebe @roBitabt fam
elm 2ieb Dabon iingen. Chicago
bat in iiineiter 3eit ben 8eriud 9ez
maht in 5pei beionbers eflatanten
Sdaen 81 ieinem guten 8eht 81
fonmerl unb BON grpBen SinterlaiienS
ihaften undtrdgli6 Die Sterern eins
5utreiben, NM Die es o Den friibe7
rem Seiibern bur6 @bi6fpDren uber
fali6e Nngaben ipitematiid betroeen
mprben lpar. Ntit Der 8unbes> grbz
i6aftsiteuer, glau6t nan, fDnnten
berartige betriigerii6e Yraftifen bers
eitelt ober bod ipelentlid eri6ipert
tperoen.
Ia6 bieiem piirbe es uns gar
ni6t ilberraIGen, ben Srdiibenten
Hoolepelt nG6itens nit ietnem ge>
ipobnten Serlereifer fiir Die bon ben
Senpfraten ldngit eeforberte unb
nit llnrebt berpDnte Sunbess Gine
fommeniteuer ms 3eu9 9eben 81
Ieben. Snt er iid bod i6on 10
mande Ylanfe aus Der bemotratis
i6en Elntform 9ebolt, bab es auf
cine mebr pber tpeni9er ni6t ans
fpmmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-23
Gnbli6 Giner.

Gnblih in Ben Sentih eImerifus
neru ein fpubrer Siiripreher in Der
alten Seimatb, ein porurtbeilsfreier
@eobad]ter entitanben, Der nit SerS
rtnb bertrand llmidlat inter ieinen
%olfssenoiien gebalten bat. Die bns
Shidlal iiber Den S5ean 9efilbrt.
Sn cinem Mrtifel beantiuortet 2ube
mig Sulbn Die Srnse: .@ns leiiten
oie Seutlhz Imerifaner IN nno fir
Mmerifa?" Or idreibt inter Inz
berem:
Sic Seutihen i'm Nuslanbc bnben
iiherlid nod anbere. ebenip brin>
genbc &ulturnnfeaben al eriiiQen,
mie bie politiihe MftipitGt es lit: lie
BADEN nod anbere @eee. ibr 8eites.
ibr Gigentbiinllifites 5u seben nnb
baburf mittelbar nlld nnf Die Bolt
tit ibrer Iboptipheimatb einen litz
ternben @influB 81 iiben. @uf ale
Sdue miro man ibaen poll paterldn>
bidder Seite Wanhes an @ute hall
ten miiiien. 10 lan9e Tie einen erbebs
lifen She'll ibrer Gnereie baralli
pertpenben. bentih an bleiben. Sic
tbun bds nidt aus fiibler llebers
legln1g, ionbern aus innerem 3pang;
barllm lit es unpipGolo9iih. ibneu 81
rntben. lie mndten bod bieie fruht>
loie Initren9nng niht ldnger fort
Ieben unb je eber je beiier ibr unpere
meiblihes @eihid, Die fllturelle
Gerihmel3une nit Dem Iolfstbum,
Dem lie fortau bauernb aneebDren,
freinillia bollenOen. %er nit alien
Saiern ieines Weiens oil Ieiner Sos
Mile bdn9t. BENT mag man tnrlienb
Mal borrebeu. es lei praftiiher fir
i'm. lid sdn3lih bon ibr losSul0len;
man ipirb i'm pamit bpdbitens pers
punben, aber nidbt beripanbeln. Sas
S%eutld,tbum fam unb mill brilben
feline Sroielpten MAIDEN. unb inipiee
fpeit es I'M Staube lit. leinen 8elie~
itanb 5u ipabren. bas miro neIente
lid bon einem duBeren Saftor be-
bingt neroen: bon Der Stdrfc bes
Eadifubs friIher H%eierpen alls Der
Seimntb. Nber Die idtparSie6eriz
iten Y~ropbeteu, Die CO ihon belite
ais tobtgefpeibt be3eihnen unb ibnt
einen por5eiti9en @rabeeiang nnitimz
men, miro es nod lanse ii6ers
baiern. llno Ii6 lelber ben Gar
aus 5ii madden, ba5u bat es bel Der
feiten @%eiunbbeit. beren es lih bis
ieet erfreut, crit reft feline quit.
Ienn ben Seutihen ini Iislanpe
nit He6t nahseiagt uorben lit, baB
lie ihneller ais Die In9ebDrieen ans
berer Golfer lire Sprad)e unb lire
s%(bfunft b%erleugnen, Die Semtih@
Nmerifaner 6e3eilgen burd) lire friIhs
frDblihe 8ebarrlihfeit bas @eaens
tbeil. Ilih ben Ioriplrf, paB tic
ni6t 5lilammenbalten, bat 2ampreht
9eeen lie erboben; uber ipenn Tie britt
ben 5uiammenbnlten iollen. bann
bnrf man linen biiben ben 3uinms
men6alt nit Dem %aterldnbe nidt
erIftperen. Sic peroienen unb tic
benDtbi9en Die moraliife Inter
itiitune Der 9eutihen babeim.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-23
Sic Geligion 1T gut fit Die 6rauen.

NA ms pnrnn reun nhi aMt fr sic iaGnncr?
~ entpcbcr iii Die SeIsiom lpafr ober lie lit fnlifl SIT
lie pabr, 10 lit lie aud mabr (nnb alto adb gut chen ioe
Nv pp1I fir Die Idnner nls fir Die 6rauer. Sit lie aber
foiA. 10 lit lie ad nht ipeniser ihledlt fir Die Srouen
als fir Die @dnner; penn sic 2u9e lit fir Nnnlann gut.
Sc, gcriG lit hie 9cision gut fr Sic Sranen, ater aud. unO
5tcor gdn5 aus benielhcu @rHnben, fr Die Mdnncr.
Sic Srnuen me sic gdnner baben 2ebenihaihn 5u befdmpten,
umb 5par oft icbr Gchi8e; mic Die Srnuen. 10 fonuen audi bic @dnner
bieielben nNt bcTegcn pbrc Gottesfurht mb 9ebe 81 @ptt, obne bic
frdftt9en @iteI. peide ric Melgion aaein barbietet.
9as 2ebcn Der gfdIner, me bos Der Sraucn, lit boa Don ihpe>
rem nno mhbieli9en %flidpen qe9en Soft, se9en Die eeieu1d9aft, 9e9en
Die 6amilie ub 9egen iih ieIbh.
Die Mdnner mic rc Srauen bnben etnen Soft, Den lie anbeten,
DEM lie Dienen io0en; cine uuiterblide SeeIe, fir oeren Sell lie mir
fen io0en: @tdnncr pe Srauen buben 9aer gu meipen. Susenben
81 iben, etnen &inntcl 6u perbienen, elmer Soae 5n ent9eben, elm
eernft 5u befirdten; Den gdnnern pe Den Srnnen prpbt obne linz
terlab Der Son. af ben tic iNb eorbereten niien.
Sir Die Mdnner fmc fin Die Srouen lit 2elus Gbrhtus am
9reu3c 9itorben; Senc @ebote ib fir us aue obnc llnterIbieo
ge9eberL
Sic NeGoion lit baber e6en 10 out fr Die gQanner, os fir
Srauen.*) Gibt es nber einen llnerdieb, 10 lit es Der, bnB lie
ben @aonnern nod rDtbiaer lit. ais ben Srauen, san5 beionrers Den
iungen @dnnern. 9ieic limb in Der Sbat pcit mcbr @enbren anss
9eiest, lie fpnnen pel lei6tcr bas S6Ie tbuu, lie inb BON pet nebr
bDien Sehpielcn rnnngt, ror5uaslpeie binIdtlih Der llnittlihfeit.
Der ~llnmdb9feit mn Der @ottIofgeit 9esbalb bebiirfsn lie mebr
grpber uno gefdbrIiber lit.
v Sic frnn5oiide &eboluhon am Gnbc BEG upriaen Sa6rburs
perts bat Den ulnn'toBltben Sepets 9eliefert, bb Die @Gdnner
ebenio iebr Die Gelgion notbpenbi9 baben, pe Die Srnuen. Se
bat anfs Seutltbte ac5eiet, bob Der Wfenih obne Heleipn Elm S6eua
ial nnb @erbreder miro umt Die Geienidait p6ne Meiaion in Qrs
mutb. elenb. @arbarei unb aaterbafisfeit binabintt.
SIie Sbatade iprift idon Cicero in Ser sdrift DE natura
deorum" l. ?. nit iogenhen 8orten aus: gs fam meber Sreue
nod @auben, nod Die menihlide @eieuibafi fortbeneben. nod be
Sbee Der @eredtieht unter ben @eniden bernrtbt merben yobnc
@ottesfur6t", aHo pbne Heliaion.)
Isle fran5piide SeboInhon. tpelbe am %. Sftober 1894 ibren
Gbi6ub ianb, rau6te ub r~eri6kuberte 5000 IMaionen airdenaut
uD 5000 Itnioneu 9ribntberrogen. Surb lire Sdlulb oinoen
5abaole @taiarben bon &ernneen Der Stdrte, Der Sorfer, Der Ser
cine nnb Stftuneen unpiberhrinslih 5u @runbe.
Gbenio leihtinnie ME nit benz @eloe ana bieIe fhoueriche
9egierune nit ben aPenifenleben I'M, 10 baB am 10. Sftober 1898
SaintsSut inn Goupente ia9en burfte: nSbr babt 100000 iunae
Wdnner ms Grab 9etlr5t." y
Se Gntintlihung uno @ertpilbernng mar ban1ols in Sranfeuh
10 9rob. bb eslim Sabre 1897 se9en 10000 gei6ebene Ranner
rb 6rauen daein in Ynis CAB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-23

Inn Die @d berltm fort ipar CT.
See Spur mebr III linn &c finne.
Ilio tbim Sic bes Acknowledgement
et,ei, nplper c 9iBle peritedelt, mo cs
Sic 2eit nit 10 leidt finnc. Sber
benfe sic bnnn, bes mar Son, lid,
bon 10 eme 5unb De Nrm rarsreibc
&c loi1e I'm nod nit enlol c Siddns
&c friege. Ell Grind &C 1emme?
Sbne beS NGmlidc miinihenb
Wit Mi9arbs
9ours
Sobn d, Gso.
Neber meinb bes ADVERTISEMENT.
@rab eipipe baipipe lie i'm 5eriifgee
brodt. Iqes. mas Sd &c idae ben.
bes is, Deg CHER mub lei @aps
menbe, mann Nir 5uinmme bleibe
ioae. 8ann Der Seibo lid nit befier
on BEN Sifaai %aepDbne fam. bn
oenf Sd nls in Wfei'm title @eiit.
er iperb iebr bdlb pieper perlorn
gebn alpiper ipeiter meg pilnl
Saus
@ie oipiue
5. g., Gsq.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-23

nltf lpetB iii brdune
Slefe, 5tpee Sbrn.
bier Sci. I'M iunidt
BIN 6iemli6 abngenebz
mem IeuBere berlorn
9cganec is iii gcee 9ez
lobnung bel Der Iiiies
Hitif abge9eipme ipern
ipa. geionnere Semi
5eid1e: @r ihldft am
liebite nff blaue Silf>
Sopbds, frebt dbios
lutli fee grot, fnabz
bert aern Stiipipel,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-23
Griter Gussans hcs Subn 6itih,
GSa., nit benz ibm pm icincr Sram
geifcnften 6nubc n5top".
Niiiter @biter!

Miiter @bitcr!
Sein Sic 10 gut, ieBe Sic en- gcb
INNER perlorene, ~gcitpblcnc poer fort@
gelaufeile 6~e9eitdnb, Dab c ipeiB I'M
brallner 6uno. no nff gar fcenen
Namen bort, bes bciBt born tbrlt er
pielleift, u6er meinbe tbllt er es nit,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-23

nift IN Setra6t se5osen tperben,
neil bas er5ielte Geiultnt bieIelGen
n~oll1tdtlpig aufpiege. Ser bndtp.
@nter Soiepb Spaetb o Sort
Silron, 0ti6., belt cine Iniprode
iiber y9ie Samilie, Die @runbla9e
oeS Stnates nnb Der STRIDE. ipel1e
groBen @eifaq fanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-23

@etrennt ober 3niammen. Ser
renfln9er unb Q%ueti6ungen iinb
idlimme llnidQe aber in ir9enb einem
SAT- lit ct. Safobs Gel Die Sur.
mel6e idon Saulenbe furirt bat, mnb
ipel6es fortidbrt 5i furiren.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-14
AS TUTOR.
MAN WHO TEACHES THE CROWN
PRINCE OF sERvIA.
Col Peter Mishits Has a Bloody Rec.
ord and Looks the Part Of .
Thug Which
He is.

Not every crown prince In this
twentieth century can lay claim to
the distinction of having as his tutor
q murderer of the first rank. But
in the picturesque land of Servia the
crown prince is being tutored by Col.
Peter Mishits, man upon whose face
nature has written Thug" and who
took an actual part and bore dag.
ger In the horrible slaughter OF King
Alexander and Queen Draga on that
night when the halls of the Servian
palace ran red with blood. After a
delay Of years. the principal regicides
have recently been nominally retired
upon liberal pensions-but really
they still are the people who hold
King Peter in their grip and control
the affairs of Servia.
Col. Mishits still governs the young
crown prince, and on the evening OF
the day upon which the retirement
OF the regicides was announced the
heir to the Servian crown showed
where his feeling of affection lay, or
his realization OF what constitutes his
personal safety, by walking through
the streets Of Belgrade In conspicu'
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-14
Col Peter M,shits

GUS companionship with two OF the
regicides.
Col. Damjan Poppovits, who, it must
be acknowledged, has name sug-
gestive of battle, murder and sud-
den death, is the one regicide upon
whom King Peter is said mostly to
rely and of whom he stands most
in awe. for Damjan Poppovits is be-
lieved to have In his possession let
tiers showing that the present king
had a guilty knowledge OF the plot
predecessor. The retirement Of the
regicides opens the way for re-
sumption Of diplomatic relations be-
tween Servia and some countries
which have hesitated to send repre-
sentatives to Belgrade while the blood
stained crowd still stood around the
throne.
Although King Peter has made the
retirement OF the regicides rs smooth
as possible for them, and a. nearly
nominal, they are apparently not ut
al sure but that they ought to turn
around and serve him and his family
as they served Alexander and DraEa.
A newspaper of Belgrade owned, man
aged and INSPIRED" by the regicides
thus expresses itself:
I'VE do not regret your. retirement,
valiant sons of the fatherland. What
stings Is the fact that your hearts are
wrung by the very hands into which
you gave yourselves with such con-
fidence. Withdraw into your own
pure souls, but preserve the integrity
Of your motives for another occasion
when the country may again call you
to her defense. Be ready for what
ever sacrifice the country may again
demand of you"
In other words, the regicides give
notice that 1t is quite within the
range of possibility that they may
try their sword and daggers upon the
king as a matter Of patriotic exercise.
Col. Mishits. as tutor Tor the crown
prince, has that youth constantly in
his power. Neither by day or night is
the rather weak-minded young man
allowed to get beyond the reach Of
the assassin. He is virtually prison
or in the hands Of the murderer who
poses a. his tutor" held under his
fathers eye AZ hostage for his IA
theirs obedience. The young prince
is approaching his majority ignorant.
vicious and weak. It Is the design
Of the regicidss to keep him 30. He
can be more easily handled. King
Peter chose Mishits a. his sons tu-
tor because the regicides advised" It
and their advice is not to BE- lightly
ldisregarded by the king.
Tho same tyranny which Mishits
exercises over the crown prince is
exercised over the king by Damjan
Popppvits. Night and day this man
has access to the royal apartments,
and has been known to boast openly
that the king 'had better look out. "
Even the mild and wholly nominal
retirement. Of the regicides was a
bold stroke for Peter to decide upon.
and It is not at all impossible that
he and his son may pay for 1t with
| their lives.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-14

sulphuric acid and iron shavings, and
1865 tons of these materials carefully
selected Were shipped to the expedi-
tons base on Danes island. The as
occasional power of the inflated bag is
1890 pounds. The weight of the ship
itself and its equipment and crew is
1000 pounds, leaving approximately
5000 pounds for cargo. The gasoline
carried weighs $500, which is equal to
a power endurance of $50 hours mo-
toring with the 70 horsepower motor
in full operation. At the rate Of from
II to Is miles an hour this means that
the airship will be able to travel 1900
miles in calm air, or far enough to
carry the airship from the base of sup
plies to the pole and back and then
back to the pole again.
What the Car VIII Garry.
Suspended from the bag is the car,
or basket, which contains the motors
gasoline supply, cabins for the explor.
ers. motor sledges, scientific apparatus
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-14

and food supply. This last item
weighs 800 pounds and is contained in
chest containing 16 cubic feet. When
It is stated that this supply Is sufa-
eieut 70 nparish i've men for rs days
some idea of the great economy Of
space being practiced may be gained.
OF course, the disposition of the weight
in the car is such as to insure perfect
balance under normal conditions. The
gasoline reservoirs are four in number,
two at each extreme end OF the car.
In the engine-room is placed, besides
the motors, the wireless telegraph APP
paratus The car is 81 feet long by
six feet by eight feet In its other di.
mansions. It's construction represents
the maximum Of strength and the min
imum of weight. being entirely Of steel
tubing.
The power from the motors is trans
mitted to shaft at either end of
which is a screw propeller with broad
blades, which offer the greatest eff
cheney. The forward screw is 1917
feet in diameter and the rear screw
llOul 5lSCI tOS6 ia utdAlClCI. lASlO 10
but one rudder, which is above the car
and below the rear end of the bag,
This rudder is operated from the en-
gine-wom with simple steering APP
paratus
Below the car there is suspended a
steel lifeboat, nOnsinkable and noncap-
stable, but of very light weight. This
boat represents the precaution against
the chance of the destruction of the
ship or its sinking into open water,
Into it are packed when not in use the
cables for the guide rope and the
retarder, two Of the most Important
attachments OF the airship.
In the construction Of both bag and
car the utmost care has been exercised
and only the highest possible quality
of materials used. A isgid system of
material inspection was maintained to
reduce to the minimum the chances Of
fawed materials inadvertently being
used.
Such, in brief, is the airship in
which will be made the most remark
able journey in history. It represents
the highest degree of skill known to
the machinioal work. No principle in
the construction Of the ship itself or Of
its propelling appliances has been fol-
lowed which has not been proved to
be sound and thoroughly practicable.
The monster bag and its attachments
do not stand for theory -Sny more
tha, dnes thA e,ffnnnohtie thot el,irny,
tAa haalatsy6S Taia automobile
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-14
MIDDLE CLASS TEMPERATE
Facts q interest Concerning Drink
~ Well-Known Prohibition
Leader.

chicago. rne drinking of intoxi-
cants Is decreasing among the middle
1laasas OF the whole world. and is in
crsaaang among the very poor and ths
very rich.
such II the conclusion drawn from
. foreign tour BY John q. Woolley,
once prohibition candidate for presi-
dsat, who has returned to Chicago aft
90 10 months trip abroad
Taking all the countries together"
said Mr.. Woolley the other day, "the
main body OF the peopls-ths great
middle classes who do most OF the
business and form the backbone Of the
peopls-are drinking less liquor to-day
than ever before.
i II am forced to the opposite conclu-
sion, however, with reference to some
OF the other classes. the idle classes
both poor and RICH"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-14
breaks down at times ana becomes ut

breaks down at times and becomes ut
terly useless, but the proportion of
efficiency is great enough to make au-
tomobile construction one Of the big.
industries of the country. The Well
man airship holds the same relation
to the possible hgh-speed airship of
the future as the automobile in its
present stage Of development does to
the possible nom breakable automobile
of the future 4 Is possible that the
preliminary fights or trials at Danes
island may indicate weaknesses or
faults; but if such is the case the IA
cilities at the base for remedying them
are all-sufficient The airship that
starts to the pole will be well-be-
haved, easily managed ship of the
requisite speed when the start Is made
If it develops untractable traits after
that it will be because conditions arise
which cannot be foreseen or because
machinery breaks down, a contingency
which arises whenever machinery Is
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-14

BY the aid of that most marvellous
modern invention Walter Wellman,
Washington correspondent of the Chi
cago Record Herald and noted arctic
explorer, is making third attempt
to reach the north pole. Of the count
less number of attempts to conquer
the elements of the far north few, if
any. have ever excited the interest of
this expedition Of Mr.. Wellman and
his chosen companions.
! 1t is this thing of going about it In
q new way that lifts the Wellman
expedition to plane high above all
previous efforts in point of interest
that places 1t in class by itself. The
devices fixed upon by Mr.. Wellman
were selected because they were the
latest offerings science has made
which were available for the purposes
OF the expedition.
The two expeditions made by Mr..
Wellman, one in 1894 and the other
In 1897-9s, like those Of all other ex-
nlorara wera mada on the theory that
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STATUE TO WAR GOVERNOR
Memorial in Honor Of oliver p. Nor
ton Will Be Placed at Entrance
Of Indiana State Capitol.

J d "
Indianapolis Rudolph Schwarz, ths
sculptor of the oliver P. Morton monu-
ment, which is to be erected at the
east entrance to the statshouss. has
completed the model for the monu-
Insnt. and 1t has been approved by the
commission. The figure Of Indianar
war governor will b 10 feet in height
and will stand on high pedestal.
One OF the questions that troubled the
commission was whether TO place fg-
ures ct the side Of the main statue,
and Il has finally bsen decided to do
10. On one side will be soldier with
= s,an and on the other there will be
the Asurs OF q veteran with dag.
These figures Will bs nine feet high.
Surrounding the base Of the monu-
msnt will be stone halustrade Of
artistic design. The monument Is to
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-14
a Fierce slap.

NOW, children, behave" exclaimed
Mrs. Boorish, fishing for compliment
from her guest; "really, Mr.. Crouch,
we're always afraid to have company
for dinner because the children have
such awful taole manners"
"But," replied Mr.. Crouch, IF you
had company more frequently the
children might see go9d manners and
initiate them"