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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-22
lSn,IrnVor Convention.

A goodly number OF delegates
from the Dallas district were here
Friday night. Saturday and sunday
to attend the Christian Eudeavor
convention After the meeting on
saturday night pleasant social ses-
sion was held in the basement OF the
Central Presbyterian church Light
refreshments were served aud a
merry evening was passed by the
earnest consecrated Young people.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-22
COOpEHS WANT NEW TRIAL.
The Defense Contends That Court
Erred In It's Charge to Jury,

Nashville, Tom April 80 That
the court, by It's instructions, prNc-
tically commanded the Jury TO con
Wet Colonel D. Il, and Robin Cooper
OF the murder Of former senator
C0rmack, was the contention of
Judge Anderson In his argument for
a new trial Yesterday afternoon, lie
read the decision OF Judge Hart "a
to the right of the Coopera to seek
former Senator u. w Carmnck.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-22

storm Lake. ta. April "a be-
cause George Slade. wealthy bach
clor. refused to keep his promise
10 marry her on lest Thanksgiving
day Miss Emily Hampton VIII get
$3.50, 50 the jury decided when tho
case was tried In the district court
here
The case was an extremely anus
Ing one and the courtrooms were
crowded each day
Miss Hampton sued the defendant
for $500 She is % years old, while
Sladc is 30.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-22
Emil Gnnc ni Sni.lIs.

The WaXahpchlN East End stars
played sardis Wednesday Tho game
was called at ~ o'clock The score
was 6 to I IN favor OF East End
stars, The line up OF stars; BratCh-
or, catcher; r Rocket pitcher; A,
Rainy, FIRST base; =, Shores second
base; A Drummond, third base
Ben Musgraycs, shortstop Barr,
right field, s. nrashor, center field
Kyle Jones, left teld
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-22
During the spring eve

During the spring every one
would be benefited by taking FOL
ey's Kidney Remedy. II furnishes a
needed tonic TO the Kidneys after the
extra strain OF winter, and 1t purl-
fes the blood by stimulating tho
Kidneys, md causing them to elomi'
nate the impurIties from II. Foleys
Kidney Remedy lmparts new life
and vigor. Pleasant ia take, II. w
Fearis, druggist d
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-22

Dublin Ga, April 20 TIL mem'
bcrs of the Georgia Bankers hsso-
citation, embraced In group Ave, met
In this city today Mr. Charles II,
Lewis cashier of the Fourth Nation
al bank. Is chairman of this group,
The banks Of Macon. Griffin, NH
legeyulo. Tcnnille. Sandcrsville,
Dublin and intermediate towns com
prise group ave. Every bank will be
at the meeting by one
or more members,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-22

The following marriage announce
ment win be read with Interest by
the numerous friends OF the con
ractinR parties over the city and
state;
Mr. and Mrs Mincor announce
the marriage OF their daughter,
Mamyc, to Or, SeNborn Harris Wat
son. .lr, on Tuesday April the TWEEN
tloth, nineteen hundred and nine.
Wnxnhachie. Texas"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-22

st. Paul April 22-The Young
Womcns Christian Association,
which has membership Of 229,91S
in the country has sent over thous-
and of them to this city to attend
the convention which opens today in
the Central Presbyterian church.
Miss Mary Il. Wooley president of
Mount Holyoke College, is also
president Of the national organiza-
ton and Is upon the platform. Rev
John Douglas Adams of East Orange,
y. j., is also here
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-22

The reception to be given by the
Shakespeare club tomorrow after
noon win he from 4 to 6 o'clock.
Mrs. b. W. Rose aud children of
Wills Point, who have been visiting
the family of A. Rose, have returned
home
The WaNahachie Giants and Trim
ity University viii play a game OF
baseball on the university campus
tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock, No
admission fee viii be charged
Read Hood & Curlins ad today 10
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-22
. ~ TliE SOCIAL, UiAtiN .
900 go:
soe,ety Editors Phone $40.


Shakespetian followers met al the
usual time aud place this week Roll
call brought forth many interesting
study At the business session re
ports of different committees were
heard and other business of interest
transacted
The character sketch on Beatrice
10y Miss Matte Middleton was es-
pecially fine. An interesting lesson
followed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-22
WOMEN ARE VICTIMS.


Causes Piles.
More women than mon nave piles.
II Ia because they take 80 little out
door exercise and nre go often con-
stipated. There II Il stagnation of
blood In the lower bowel, and no
amount of cutting or treatment with
ointments and supposItories will re-
move this cause
Dr. Leonhardts lIom-Roid, an in-
ternal tablet medicine, Will per-
mancntly cure any case of piles re-
moving tho cause. Price 81 Mt II. w.
Fearis. Fully guaranteed, DR., Leon
hardt Co., station II, Buffalo, n y.
Write for booklet. all
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-22

MIR f. G. Fritts, Oneonta, n, "
writes; My little girl was greatly
benefited by taking Foleys orino
Laxative. and think IT Is tho best
remedy for constipation and liver
trouble" Foloy's Orino LNSatIve Is
bost for women and children. rs 1t
IN mild, pleasant and effective, and
Is splendid spring medicine as It
cleansos the system aud clears tho
y w. Foaris Druggist
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-22

New York Aprl 20 The West
End Womans Republican club holds
is FIRST meeting for the season to-
night at She Hotel Abior The ON
Gers elected at the annual meeting
viii he Installed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-22

inssi wtes =

ses ssss
rss ,hs SEES rtus W
Montgomery rHwuFnputr n
cwut a co srH aanuf
rteap "
n W MANSON contractor ana
builder a.
soe tbe hfe etiinsuishet III , 81
Ctoaa Co u
n e. Hudson ut pmton ia ~,
rurs u his broihst "a Hudson
puy your floor Oh from = s.
Cront Co Al kinds Prices way
down u
Tomato aud cabbage plants and
swcc, potato slips 25c per ice nird
Forrest u
when YOU need plumber, call
nunkley. with = = Cronk Co Both
Phones 50
will be glad 10 estimate your
carpet cleaning and make prices
. Charlie Wesson. 10
Miss luleka Hendricks of Van Al
stync Is guest OF Miss Ivy Cheat
ham FOR a fev days.
Who makes plans and builds mod
ern honest See $ J. Erwin, contrac-
tor. ONCE phone 400. Il
Either phone, No. 40, will get the
\ Waxahachie Livery and Transfer Go.
Prompt attention given to all calls. IT
We print anything you want from
a visiting card to the largest size
circulars Enterprise Publishing
company. II
Phone the Waxahachie Livery and
Transfer Co. when you want a trunk
or baggage of any kind hauled.
Phone 40, If
We trade all kinds of new furni-
mre and stoves for your old goods,
also buy, sell and rent, II, +. Moore
Furniture Co If
Mrs j. n McCue and daughter,
Miss Willie, OF Dallas, came down
last night to be present at the Lane
Smith nuptials
MIR. and Mrs H. D. Timmons have
returned from Houston, whore Mrs,
Tmmons spent month with their
son. A, D. Timmons.
For fishing or picnic parties We
have tallyho, wagonctte or any Kind
Of rig you need, WaXahachle Livery
and Transfer Co, Ring 40. It
If you have carpets that are dirty
have them cleaned by the Thurman
Vacuum cleaner, II gets all the dirt.
Phone Charlie Wcsson at Beatty a
Sons office, l6
My Easter trade is fine am here
TO give you the best photos from life
or copy old pictures, Yours for salts
faction, Mrs G, II, Jackson, Leading
Photographer, IT
The knights and Ladies of Honor
viii meet IN regular session at the
Frnternal Union tonight Come out
as We have business OF Importance
to be attended PROTECTOR
MIR +, G. Fritts, Oneonla, n "
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-22
NGSiEN FANATICS.
Country Around Adaua nnd Tnrsus
New a smoking Wilderness.

Now a smoking Wilderness.
London, April ga special
dispatch received here from Athens
says kilograms that como IN there
from Mersna set forth that fully
10000 persons were Killed In the
anti-Christion rlotlnR In the last Few
days IN the Adona and Tarsus dis
trlcts Entire villages were RACED and
the country Is q smoking WILDERNESS.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-22

For Ilcndnchc--iiicks' Capudine'
Whether from colds, Heat stomach
or Nervous Tro,iblos, Capudlne VIII
relieve YOU It's liquid pleasant TO
take acts Immediately Try II, lOc,
25c. and soc AT drug stores alt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-22

The knights and Ladies OF Honor
win meet IN regular session at the
Frnternal Union tonight Come out
as we have business Of Importance
TO be attended PROTECTOR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
Iu1cmeine Sparlnuna

Tugcmeine Spannung feiner
magte, Elm @ort 5u ioaen. gnblit)
erpiberte Ser ShuImeiiter, Der Gin.
5ige, Ser midi allies fir barre Miiu3e
1abm: Gem Mann lit obne 3peiiel
nad) Dem 8eiesc Der SdNuere nrlD
AH5iebungStraft ser @opi nbaerilieu
lporocn, lueun er pirf!id) Elm 10 ltar,
ties 6ebiB bate, oocr Der qua bat Den
son5enIPonn binter id, naheeihleiit.
@cit ponl SdruB, cripiberte .uor
2il1cnIpurm." Nad,ocm Iit) Ger Ho,,d,
oer5ogcn, lag nid)t etlpa Der CABIN,
louoeru, glauben Sic eS mir iid)er,
meme &crren, ser Euiicr ant 9ooen,
iu1brcub it'd Scr Scpp nod trolnpf,
bait am %cilernen Eioiten Ieltbiclt.
Gin %mgeheureS 0clGd)ter iolgte
oiclcr NlIsiilbrrMg. Bon 2ilJen.
mllrm" it)icn 5ucrit iibcr bieieu Nus.
gang bciricbiat. ga aber cluigc bob.
mid lad)ten blicb ibm nibts Nnoe.
res iibria, ais ieiuen lcDtcn Triumph
allS5lipielen. llno bier. meme Ser,
rem, ioatc er nj berablalicnoem Conc,
menf Sic miner nod nidyt iiberseilgt
iinh, !ciun Sic =. Iieic @orte U Il
ren mebr an Sen Sdrllmeilter serid)
tct, lmo or mlBte pobl ODER libel Dor
lelcn:
~&oniglit - StuntScilenbabn,
9etricbSobtbeiluna. Scrrn Baron
b, NeblidplB. sir cincn Suffer I'm
Wo9gon 1919 neu ~eiu9eieBt, so Nj"
Ger m0lildlide Boron muBtc
icIbItucrltanoIit aud, oieic Iedmma
bc5aDlen.
3ein Menid) beSmeifcltc iett nod,
Die @Ioubpiiroisteit ypon 2iiaeu.
mllrm'S." Z.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
MufiaIlenb lporfan,

IutfaIIenb ipar a nj. =
": nNiln, lieber 6reunb. ipie nladt
iid) bent Sbr nelter M%eiicnoer?" =
g.: r9is iest lit mir mir ieine groBe
Spnrianlfeit nufgeiallen. Gr ididt
bodJitens ciiin1al i'll Der ISOLDE Aiii-
trdae elm, ni0 Oam iorgt er nod.
DAP Der 9ricf niht lleber9efuid)t
bait"
8erfdnter Tim Mobeleeid,dIt
5um aunoen): .SoG ih Sbren oen
SpiegeI. ben Gle geindbIt baben.
crit elm ipertig einif,laaen?" - Stun.
DC: pNee, if) moffe i'm ierne nnd)
@aiiie brinoen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01

Eolitiitcs. - Gem ocinotru.
tild)en Iincr, boa an 7. samlur in
rRenncrt &ote!" ituttiinocn miro,
mnllcn oic Nepu6litaner cin Iiner
Mittc Sanuar iolgeu %laiiel. 3oll'
Gimcbnlcr Stonc fam 9eIern 5l ocu,
Gntld)lub. 81 oemlelbeu ioaen Ole
Heoottcllrc Ger repllblifaniibcu Sci,
tullaen bc3 StaoteS cinaeIooen per.
Den. Is gilt, oen aompi aeeeu oas
&obl-a% ENHANCEMENT sur Staats.Qon
Ititution an,uiunen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01

nod Dem ciuiameu &auie 5ugcben
ieben. Sic bate a%eslaubt, Ben BE.
3irfsridter 81 ertennen, iaete Tie, aber
nit 9eItimmtbeit fonns lie Dies niht
behnnpten, cenn Die @eitaIt lei ibr
MIR tudbrenb ciues Wpments iit,tbar
gctueleu, mO lie babe iid) ayd} 9nr
feine Wtiihe aeaebcu, iic 81 e%rfennen,
"a iic IN icncm9lllaenblid ibrer @abr-
nebuung Gar teinc 8ihtigfeit beige
le9t babe. Scr 9siirtsrid,tec iei ia 10
oft 5u ibrcH &ater Nefonmen uno
babe geipGbnlid Den obcrcn @ee nod
Dem einiamen @oltie GepGblt, lie ia.
be oeaGalb gar niht oariiber nad)ge-
oadlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
gu p~erfanfen.


Su perfauieu aui benz 3auoc.
gScnn sic Sarmlano 5u nerfalIteit habi ODER
len. bel ms por3uiprehen ODER un3 5u ihrei-
ben. Serrcr suie Napitdl .Nnlnsel III Staot'
GigeHtblm. Y. g.. Sauis. Dir. 102, Cit.
aeItnstun. strahe.. Gbonc, 81. Nap! 350a-@i.
l36I-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
Scutige ShluSrutc:

WuiS.- 3uiubr 1892 Vnid)el;
erIonot bon Den Gleputoren i2,050
Suitel; Gleuatoren @orrotb 971,-
1873 9uid)cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
,Su s%sriarisu:.

a Ndujcr i'm GOO Vlof WurosBIuUer.S Str.
Ii5en pouenoet cine aeibc rIoeerner, slpeis
,,iGer Siuier, ieds Simmer mo BAD. Gas
Hte5imiuer bat enlai!irte gSInne. uno ianttireS
70 'et. MuiGIub on faniidren &aual. BretS
nr'. Hieori9er @runn5iuS. Sbiae Sduicr
triu bobe linb qeiur,be Gage. 9sud5ntraeer
H'f. 3. Gallagher, Bulmeiiter. Bureau tn
an 1881, Ef.WSpnumenf.st ctr. Obj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
Baltimore Warfthcridltc.

Gonnerlt @ q, 81. Ie3cuber 1908.
Mcbl.-- 3uiubr 515l SGiier, ein.
id)lieBlid) 1923 6diicr ST. Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01

Wei6cn. - 3ufllbr 256 Nllid)el;
@erionot bon ben @leuntorcn 1856
Sllid)el; Glcuaiorcn 8orrutb $685.
662 @uid)eI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
SECOND CALL.

$500 Baltimore 9th sac: .........i 100
So2oOgGliimore Gito 3iler. ......... 100
$4,000 cont q 6 g ii. q It:er. ........ ssX
S350o Fuliiu,ore griei Der ........... 10
" mercantile &shlt 1927
I2 Baltimore 0rid Qfo............ 23js
81 Baltimore srie, pfo .......-.. aJlt
$1,000 Cotton Euef Scr .............. 19h,
5000 baltimore Glib 3tasr ........ 100
$1,000 Seaboarb 4et . A.. .............. G5h,
$1,000 Seabolr6 4cr .............. 85h,
$4,000 Gedbodro J'idbr Ser ,.......... G4T
Baltimore Giij 3laer. ........ 100
8alto @Iec ser (tidmpccl ....... s6a,
$1,000 conf Toiper ll.er ........... "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
Scutidc ShIuErutc.

NnTcr. = 3lllllbr $50 WlllfeI;
aus Den Glcuutoren 5urHdpeSogcn
7l62 @ltid)el; @lenatorcu . 8orratb
171,120 @uidel,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
Z. & Z. q. p0aiI 30oO,
Gotmnn0 - Narblanb e01.
8arI a. NJ. 0MpIt,

Sinaes 136-fsa,. ~ea.-OutbtsG
~. 22t, Qsusfta1S.0trGNa.
Srafttstrt tn atm 0sEt6tsn - Gtaates
MdrhIaRb.
ReMIaA.n acknowledgement xstamsnts NIB 10
funhsn auer VT. Goqeffscnen. 0nnb. uab
rtnftd bdcpek.
oenA ~ lttlea asf. 6sssooeeeS
eesies ssb otssSStsNs oeeesk.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01

tr quite Sarm bon 90 Idcrn nit fhbnen
nno StaIlaeb., iabe bel Baltimore
: n osutfher Nahbaritait. fir $4,000, zoos
-, ttIiheS Snpentdr, ionic ut6 bic ieiHen
III !, SiIber6eus II. T. 10, tpeI6es flebr, ais
/. IA, aiade g%efoftet bat, fam iiir $1,000 uIebr
'N" nj fperoeH.
ri zine ioide Garm pin uub bas SeIo
IT. ptro Tie faufen. fobnlo CT tie iiebi.
Ir0S bel &ermann Yaoenhpup. III Iorp.
:. etrafe. (Sepf19, f2gitc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
Steaengeinhr
SRneaefum,

Slcifdidhneioer (Wicaf'Gutter) iu6t ztcuun9;
cute Seiariie. Man a%nrellire: rs. 3. 2Si1,
0nutiugbu usgpenuc. Q-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01

Sut H. SAr zines ieuer pruGtpouen Sdii-
Eatterforspart, 9lr. 20. %. 20 &C,
resStrabe. .@enentirte Erpttoire, Sell
3pf; er1aiairte &aoetpanre unb 9ii'
lr IuB etc. $50 8aar uno gieft inter febr
6eOirgrneet iolfen etneS ierer mooer'
- fer. @el6tiat fte nnb ilber1euet Sud.
pcpr lst6te Rcbtn9rnGen. Gbiuarb 8. Gtur6.
sx nrt unb GSe4e. (Sunt17,iS,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
Eerlangt i'm %Aagemeinen.
1eutides Nrbeits.W ID db,peiiunss.ear ea,

Teutihes 2rbeits. " f,peiiuu al. ghreau.
tInter Der sluijiht ber gGeutfben @e'eaittatt."
4 Stetenigcn, bic beutite S1lofuerter, Nlrbetter
unb 8ienftboten i'll befddfttaen piinihen, po!s
len tif perfonli6 ODER in IranfirteH Ariefen an
ben gaeHten Der 8eeufbaft Sphanu =. Wiener,
!3tmmer II, Tr. 2t5-211, Gpurtlano. StraRc,
Ipenbetl, ipel6er unerteeltlt6 Musinntt ertbeiler
piro. Spre6ftunoen BON 1 biz ) ubr.
CSnu97.1M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01

HoNgcn. = 3llfubr 143 BuitlcI;
ants Den elepatoren 5uriifge,ogert
1893 @uihcl; Gleoatorcn . 9orrotb
POI ,d53 9uid)eI.
Seuti9c Stlubrote:
Nr. 9 ipcillid)er Mog9en SO -.
Nr. 4 lueitlidcr Hossen so -.
Sn Sddcn, ie mad, G.la.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
@crlangt: Wdnuer unb 9naben
0ertanat:

9erlangt:
Gin Suder eriier aIaie in eirem ellropdiic1er
Soiel; guteS Sdldr; Nefereu3en o%erlaHgt. Wian
a~breifire: ,,SuI A." feutitcr GorreipouSeut.
(366:1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01

safe mrs Ansiaue oeios8t q. Natas, ~.
Ala Ch.Uainnasre.Stt.. xshe 0uhsm osute.0pe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01

=, anabc Biantno; tn taoeIIotem Suitar'
0reltS 0dranfie; GefeI unb Sede.
. aanbers & CHAPMAN 60,
5It StoftsGde gbarIess uno SdpettesStrdbe.
Rono,@
hol, 'aufen elm pru6tboue Bionino, Mabn.
~ ldufe; fam bon einem neuen ni1t M
bcrcil perben; fir flint Sabre earantirt.
eunbef1 & Stainiui Co.,
,SrDtll( sisgde CHARLES uno Sabeites Strabe.
0,;,h+ }
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
Rerlnngt:

Cine eritfIaifige aotiu. bic nit 9oieIsaoher
oertraut 1T. URiiueIteb oher IGriftlidl III me!
ben Main.Gpnrt Sutei, @eitminiter, 9io.
(36S-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01

Grfatrenc Operators" fir gsaIHfouI. Inter.
ioipie .SeInTer5"; Der beits YIab lUo
flettge @rbeit. aad3niraseu In Tr. 203, Toro-
trnRe, uiertcr Elur. (S6B;l--O
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
AEROPLANES NOT EXPENSIVE.
Airships should Soon Be Cheaper
Than Good Automobiles.

Until the Wright brothers have their
plant for the manufacture Of seropIanes
in fun operation, It VIII be difficult to
say at what price the machines can be
offered to the public. They are certain.
however, TO be relatively inexpensive,
and there are many who believe thst n &
few years 1t will cost far less to become
the owner OF a good flying machine than
OF good automobile.
Those competent 10 speak with su-
thority on the subject declare that
the tendency Of development in air craft
IS toward simplicity. and that will tend
70 cheapness. About al that Is required
for the construction Of an aeroplane Is
light but powerful motor. the planes,
ruders. and propeliers At present al
parts but the motor are made chiefly BY
hand. yet even BY this method the ma
chimes DO not cost a great deal. As soon
as all parts are made by machinery. ths
cost viii no doubt be much reduced.
Flying IS said TO be the greatest OF all
sports by those who have experienced Il,
and present indications are that those
who have the temeTity 20 Try Il viii not
have to be deferred by the great cost ot
the vehicle
There viii probably be no speed regu-
lations on the universal highway. ard
about the only iaw the aerial fans VIII
have to dread Is the Law OF gravitstioT..
with its constantly Threatening death
penalty.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
AIRSEIPS FOR ASIA.
shah OF Persia and Chinese Govern
ment Want Machines.

As an indication that the Oriental na-
tions viii use the aeroplsne ana airship
as short cut to military power comes
the announcement on good authority that
the Shah Of Persia and the Chinese gov
eminent have placed orders with the
Wright brothers for several flying ma
chimes
officers Of the English army are like
wise making earnest efforts 70 induce the
British government 10 provide an aerial
fleet for India as the most eficacious
method OF attacking hostile forces among
the mountain passes OF Northern India.
Many English newspapers have warned
against this policy in pointing out that
the natives, many Of whom are becoming
restive under British rule. viii BE quick
10 recognize the opportunities OF air craft
IN offering successful resistance to
British troops. Significant and ominous
is the general criticism Of the fact that
old conservative nations like China and
Persia should evince such interest IN
aeToplaaes.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
DANGERS OF FLYING SPORTS
Some Say Motoring Is More
Perilous.
Many AviatOrs Believe They Are
Much Safer in the Air
Machines.
Nazmilizn Foster. II Outing

NazmIltEa Poster. II Outing.
o. course, there Is a certain element
OF danger in flying. as there IS in every
sport But granting that. il Is stiH q
question in the minds OF those who have
tried both flying and motoring whether
the aerodrome. at its average gait OF
thirty-eight miles an hour. IS not q safer
vehicle than the automobile when II goes
tearing up a road at the same rate OF
speed. And as between riding IN an aero
drome and in a Vanderbilt Cup race. ask
any one who has tried which he believes
the safer. Fsrman. who has given up
cup racing to go into aviation. smiles
when you put the question. and promptly
chooses the flying machine. Furthermore.
In told you couldn't get the Wrights
into q racing automobile unless you
dragged them into il and then SAT on
them Because, as the two respectfully
and earnestly submit. they have an ex-
tremely anxious regard for both life and
limb.
One OF the usual questions put 10 Or
vile Wright at the Fort Myer tests was
whether flying IS hard 20 learn.
That depends, he answered always.
Some persons learn to run a motor car
without any trouble at all. It takes 9TH
ers longer. Some never learn"
Pinning him 10 the fact. I asked wheth-
er this was the case with the aerOdome.
1T seems So" he answered, after a
moments cautious reflection
But this question. asked by so many IN
q spirit OF idle curiosity. is Of first
Importance 20 any one considering flying
as a sport II you are a motorist, the
flying machine. with its engine. levers.
rudders. and supporting surfaces, win be
more or less easy TO understand-much
easier. IN fact. than the involved nechan-
ism OF motor car. But In running your
automobile the road Is IN plain sight be
fore you. its hills and wales and turnlngs
clearly Indicated. and every obstruction
visible before you come to t. Further
more. you can nearly always tell st a
glance where your auto is likely 20 skid
or bore or crinp It's forward wheels. N
TIE air. however. sight viii aid you very
little. II IS all a matter Of sensation-of
feel. Still further. the road through the
air is highway among the hills and hOl-
lows. a path filed with innumerable
grades and pitches. cliffs, gulfs, and preci-
pices. al invisible and all IN a state OF
chaotic, violent unrest. You must keep
this in mind II you wish to fy. In motor
ing you see your road; In flying you know
Z only by the feel
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
Handicapped.

But they were nevertheless at the out
set Of the most trying period OF their
whole epoch-making struggle. The trips
&c Kitty Hawk were expensive for them.
Their means was very small The place
was inaccessible All their materials had
20 be brought a long distance They had
to risk their bones in 8 place where they
would have been far from surgical help
IN time Of accident.
Ths ehoics ot the North Carolina sand