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Mead Harriet n.
BROWN-On Thursday. October I. his late residencA
No. 24O Lenox ave, George b. beloved husband OF
Fannie White Brown SO years Funeral servtcss
az st, Andrews Church, 127th and Fifth ave.
Thursday. October 3. at ?.
DEI4APLAINE-On Monday evening. September 90. 1907
at her residence No "a West 5Oth St, Matilda. widow
OF Isaac c. Deapaine. late OF this city Funeral prt
GRAY-At Utica. N. Y. October l. 1907 Mary B. Gray,
widow OF Dr. John P. Gray and daughter late
Edmund A. Wetmore OF Utica
MEAD-On Tuesday. October l. az Ossning N Y. Har-
rett N. wife of the late Robert G. Mead Funeral
private Bermuda papers please copy.
RENWIcK-At her residence. Newport r. sunday.
September % in the SD year OF her aga. Margaret
Renwek widow OF Henry Breyoort Renwick and da9gh-
ter Of Jonathan and Elizabeth Janney. OF Alexandria
Va Funeral services at the Church Of the Epiphany
S5th ST. and Lexington Friday October 4. at 10
a IL Is kindly requested that no flowers be senr
Washington and baltimore papers please copy.
ROBINSON-On Monday September 80. feoT. Beatrics,
beloved wife George L Robinson. Funeral ssrvices
her residence. No s Genada Place, Brooklyr.
Thursday. October 5. at p. N.
sKCSE-At his residence No. President ST., Brock
James Richard Skuse beloved father OF Thomas J..
Skuse and Marietta c. KeOugh. Monday evening.
September 80. Funeral services 81.
Sackett and Hoyt sts Thursday morning. October 3,
$50 o'clock
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IN ae yesterday 50 degrees lowest
year 81; average for corresponding date last thrty.
Local ForeCsst--Fair and warmer tod,,. r,,,o,
fair light to fresh south winds N"S' rF'uaS'
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summer Appetizer-A teaspoonful OF Horsford's
and quenches thirst.
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ELECTED BY DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Cleveland. Oct 2-The annual convention of the
Daughters of America closed to-day with the cleo
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KAIsERIN AUGUsTE VICTORIA. FOR HAMBURG.
Mr. L. p BisseII n. Etcheporeorda.
Mr. and Mrs. Temple F. Miss Violet Whitney
William
A. J. Taylor. MOser.
BALTIC. FOR LIVERPOOL.
Sir kenelm and Lady E Mrs Mary II. Southworth
Digby. Mr. and Mrs. J. II Seaverns
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Di Hope Park.
. Nunzio Mr.. and Mrs Charles NAL
Mr and Mrs. Howard Hob
blethwae. IL Noris-Nl!ler
Mr.. and Mrs John Talbot.
FRIEDRICH DER CROSSE FOR BREMEN
Miss Florence Bright. Mrs Samuel McComh
Mr. and Mrs a. NJ He'll Carl Pass.
broner Mrs. c. F. Thomas
LA SAVOIE. FOR HAVRE
Mrs ". o. Ashley. C. u. Scott.
+. e. Quicker. Albert L. Wilson.
Travellers who arrived yesterday from abroad
CARMANIA. FROM LIVERPOOL.
Mr.. Mrs Henry Joaquin Nabuco brazilian
Mr. and Mrs. H. = Bowen. Ambassador to the United
Mr. and Mrs W. H Burton. States
Mrs. Alice Cooper-Cline. Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler Morss
Alexander Finn. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles FL
General and Mrs. T. Z, Starkweather
James
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CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

Is readily accessible BY Harlem trains from Grand cA
station Webster and Jerome Avenue troeys and By
rage Lots s25 Telephone 4ssS Grarnarcy for BOOK
OF Views representative.
Once. 20 East 23d St. New York City.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures Oct. p
of low pressure IN the upper Mississippi VAL
ley Tuesday evening has apparently passed northeast
ward beyond the field OF observation A second low
the extreme Southwest While IL gives
little promise of immediate movement. caused
scattered rains in Arizona. Utah Idaho Wyoming and
Kansas In other OF the country the weather
has been fair with general increase of temperature
Of the Rocky Mountains. The weather Eastern
districts will be fair Thursday with higher tempera-
ture in the middle Atlantic states and New England.
In the southern Rocky Mountain region the
plains states OF Nebraska, Kansas Oklahoma and
West Texas rain is probable and the rain will pnob
ably extend eastward into the Mississippi and lower
Ohio valleys Frilay attended by considerable fall
In temperature from Iowa southwsrd TO Texas
In the Atlantic coast districts Friday partly
cloudy to cloudy. with in tenpera-
ture. The winds along the New England and middle
Atlantic coast VIII be light and variable: South At
an;ic coast southeast to south; East Gulf coast light
south: Gulf coast fresh southeast; he
light 20 fresh south; upper lakes fresh southwest
Steamers departing Thursday for European ports will
have light variable winds and fair weather 20 the
Grand '' ~ '
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UNDERWRITERS.

FRANK #. CAMPBELL CO.. 241-s west ga s..
Chapels Private public anbulanee2 Tel 1924 Cheses
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extra expense for foreign postage
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charge.
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Iprtfhst Tor SpeclhI LOCaIitIes-For New FnpIenJ
fair and slightly warmer to-day and Friday: light
variable winds. mostly southeasterIy
For Eastern New York Eastern
Nfw Jersey and Delaware. fair ana warmer to-dav.
Friday fairi light TO fresh south winds ' - i' >
For the District of Columbia
winds. ' N''NHS' lsht south
T.. For western pennsylvania and Western New York
winds. mostly south. "sHt variable
Local Official Reeord-The following oaBcIa, roood
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
temperature for the last twenty-four hours IN -
Earlson with The corresponding date last xea-.
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
Europe
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CARMANIA- FRoM IIvERPnnI.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beer.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. =. Bowen.
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Burton.
Mrs. Alice Cooper-Clifre.
Alexander Finn.
General and Mrs. T. L.
James.
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Died.

Notices of marriages and deaths must be Endorsed
with full name and address.
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Joaquin Nabuco, Brazilian
Ambassador to the United
States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler Morse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III.
Starkweather.
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OFFERS NEW PREAMBLE.

Just before adjournment in the House Of Depu-
Hss' the Rev Dr. Huntington. Of New York
moved ms significant preamble 10 the constitution
Of the Church
LIE american Church. first planted IN virginia
titess ~ lp me seventeenth century by representa-
et;ess % tiis ancient Church Of England acknowl-
sr-sSss INC toly Scriptures Of the Old and Nev
H1oseIt m 10 10 be the record Of Gods revelation Of
.iss'i IN Hls son, and 10 contain All things nee
,oaiE % sal7ation; holding the Catholic creads
10 az ue apostles Creed and the Nicene Greed
tst. "a soflclent statement OF the Christian faifb
s--e the orders Of the sacred ministry r.
receie ~ as from the hands of faithful men il drst
r.n.-s tlls same: reyerent.y conserylng The So
'foaihed by Christ Himself and account
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u. P. TO STAND
BIG LOSS

The delay that aaa been s....
q the progress u eoHstrue,,e -
TIE municipal building Al pe.' =
aaa feeler Wsy vii eost the - !
Pacific $4,000 James psrk. 20
contractor nas fiiea pith ths s -
a ftaismsut % shat he cislrs ~
be bis loss from waiting for ~ :
7. tunnel under the building ~ -
railroads attorneys aad tber -
haze consented 70 bear the 10,
SIR Parke has already 4 "a :.
ta.yV9 uea ~ II cement AID 49,.
material Whicn hs e4nHot a. ).
some months. uual tas fallroae -
driven 80 tunnel Under Yealer -
from the south SIDE.
Loss curing summer month"; a.
the increased cost OF material -
"a Ar Farks says. viii 49,.
tfns hiH total loaa ~ 70 he ilgas
be has named Ia aemaad
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To The Main tesoi tnd
tfsa The star viii call ard cot
leet the bill and viii spHd te
ven the answers 10 Feht Al
whsa addressed Care The star
u.rr. RON CLASSIFIED
AnarurfxNni thrlp
uastea. is.t Sad Heunda fsf
usst. NsF sale. etr,l Gee eest
. era.
4trtATtoNs WANTED Ap-s
~ Msrds fhfss fuses ~
Oeats.
seven words o. fractions e
waras 20 the Tine, rReh In Al
ssa.r- Nshsn charged 20 A.
ceant actual numbeg q ines -
aet viii De rpaAtea Atntta W
kfa faf al I'D % ennte Va
isfa Want al Agency "
Munen. SsI ballard Az OPP
city Hall
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Clarence Aandslg. aged "a A.
John h9fiand. } : years old. ser. =.
festsd 10 Detectives goFAett ~
keieAan yesterday Tor brszklsF
window IA tae ssRoiaa hail :, is.;
Twenty second a. and stensirx .
quantity u soda water.
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Some action Is likely 70 Be- tss-
tonight ~ the regular weekly n@
ing " The Commercial Clu0 Il !
gard % The lncuufeEieafe repoaa
b patrons ~ the klng Il. sfa,i,s
owing % the lack ~ o0nal1arxtsa
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Snaps in Homes

trts. a.roan horse All IN fruit and Der
RES 81 zoo. $50 cash.
Neautifu. slightly Jet. room house J.
- iOo afn1 cash
hasuflfut lots. 4.roon house. furnished
slsEanttF. 81 500. $3.50 cash
Tot 4utint. q ruan masicrn cottage. on
2lst AZ. ~ blocks FROM Madison. $500
sou cash.
q l.. INVESTMENT 90.
afp Denny Kids.
Phones Main siia Ind ASS
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A. meeting - tns city affs..,
COMMITTEES - ihe Chamber 4 -.
msrce sate this Afternoon, the -.
ton II anuealhs West keafsis -
the regulation 81 oil storage -.
tha pfiasip matters alscassea
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aosuansrs

anT AAnnfE CO. N4 heannt aYi
thHas taHs naffh ~ NfaIHie 81 81 htnfs
~ esHafffF aHd huffdiHE Hafk Hlaef 4
uAsn. rffss nuth phaHas hsin va eif
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University District

500 buys ~ fnoi let b. izTk feet On 9Th
~ near arsr uafh 81 zoe hAN eash, bal
snna $50 psf month. othsr evhsrs are
asking ffna ana en- sdueesei. hence thls
rraaf ssrainrr ESQ huFEr hidg phens Ind
asa Msia Is4 -lt -
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ASH ANp doom BARGAINS
rFies lists faf ite7 nov fsafH ~ Ga
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-tA.ts
rAnas And LANDS.
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MONSTER AleTinN skfE ~ HOUSE
utnH ffnsIfrHf NJ nHnFn uf fifE
HFtEftEN uf Tfh HOLDEN HtuafH
fUHk ru e. q ufehANEuN iii ell.
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huafsas eaIi - stea fhi FaHirfa HkfFnsial -
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salt IL lots 81 sHft ~ f4fuss @ q Hlea
alfaa aHrffaaeef ~ rfatHf - NfHFff =
kid.lsH. fsesfsef rhaass Mas loot iRts
lsfafs4f iHff -
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nANNs

THr cAsAnlAN RANK 90
CONN HEE
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usaf nfr4a faFauia asraes
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0vasf mnsf srii one HHarfsf sers. nslnirr
boulevard. emily saan rhasa Essi 80
go =
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Twenty rafss shsut IS miles
From Seattle good fransgufta
tiant alec la1af.1n.
SIS I'D
Per arFs eve Third cash balance
az 90 par muufh
Oct home ~ Independent
Ttfa tiuf ~ en- opportunity
should not be arrfIaat a.
CArfTAt INVESTMENT CO.
l01 Eu.gn ST.
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Man Wanted TO Clear
Road

Is KxeRANan ron LAID
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rug Not 10 rmg FTEN coafAMTs
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MERIT

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cvsrox MousE r9rT s0"H''-''l'

exfTiPt1ke FsHst ENNNNtN -. -.
aEafrp pKoFff4A - - $500
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
SOME AIR PROBLEMS.

Roy Knabenshue, who is something of a high-fiyer in the business of aero nauties, declares that aerial navigation has passed the experimental stage, and that there is but one serious question facing the practical adoption of the airship as a means of locomotion." That one question, as he sees it, 'is right of way through the air
 Now. we are willing to admit that Roy may be considered something of an authority on the subject of ball. loonery and other gymnastic stunts in the atmosphere. but we cannot agree with him in the assertion that aerial navigation has passed the experimental stage. If he reads the newspapers he must see that efforts and failures to navigate the air are going on all the time. If these efforts are not experi- ments we do not know what to call them.
 It is quite true that there has been great advance In this business since the first balloons were sent up, but so far as we are aware there has not been an airship yet tried which has proven n perfect success Many of them prom ise well but always there is some de- feet, or some unexpected obstacle comes up to dash the hopes of the inventor and add to the uncertainties of the ex- periments, for they are all experiments. Knabenshue to the contrary notwith- standing.
 But Roy's "one question" Is interest ing, to say the least of 1t. Having, as he argues, solved all other problems connected with this method of travel he springs the question of right of way through the atmosphere. How is any one to mark out path through the air? and how is he to prevent others from using it? A man owning real es- tate is supposed to have an ownership from zenith to nadir." as one expresses it. That is, he owns the air above his land as nigh as he may wish to go, and the earth beneath him as deep as he cares to dig. Indeed. in recent case, the Supreme Court of Minnesota held that a man owning farm had right to enjoin others from shooting birds in the air above his land. This would seem to settle the question so far as mans right to the air above his land
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

On october the state pays the pen sfoners one-quarter of his pension for one year. Has not the state saved money? If not, has the pensioners re- ceived more than three months pension for the past year?
 To illustrate. if A hires B for a year and agrees to pay him st the end of the year thirty dollars. and the arrange ment continues for several years and then A. the employer. says to B just be-. fore payday of some year. am going to pay you quarterly. and proceed to pay A $75o instead Of s3o.00s on octo- Der l. who mas profited by the transac- ton
 It was contended at Montgomery that the change would reduce the amount received by the pensioners afid, among others, contested the position of those who advocated the change. It seems that time has proved to those who re- ceive the checks that the change means they lose nine months pension money. If paid in full on October 1, 1907, and then one-fourth on each succeeding quarterly term, the intention of the Legislature would have prevailed. but as 1t is, while asserting the state cheers the heroes of 1861. she has deprived them of a large sum of money to which they are justly entitled. g3t ss 70 full amount of the yearly pension on October 1, 1907, and thereafter paid such pension fn> quarterly installments, beginning January 1. 1908? .s
 Francis O. Hoffman.