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The Washington times., 1909-09-09

II DR.. Cook actually reached the North
Pole Is It possible for him to prove his
achievement?
II would be easier TO discover the
Pole than to fake" records to establish
The claim.
That is the answer WASHINGTON scien-
hhc men give 20 the question rhe world
has been asking since the announcement
Of DR.. Cooks success.
DR.. Cook must bear the burden of
proof. He and not the world stand
chance Of being imposed upon, for 1t is
possible that he failed to wake adequate
observations. but it is hardly possible.
scientists say, TO compile records that
are not genuine which will pass muster
On expert inspection.
That is why they consider speculation
useless regarding the rival claims Of
Or. Cook and Commands Peary. The
records will show.
Method of Proof.
Three factors enter into the method
of proof that will adjudge DR.. Cooks
claim.
HIS observations. taken with a sex
tant must tally with conditions known
TO exist at the time he made mis- obser-
rstions.
In case an attempt was made to
flake" a record the very accuracy Of
such a record would be his undoing for
certain errors that would have crept
into his calculations would be missing
third pitfall, not OF an astronomical
nature, would be the difficulty OF dupli-
eating the thum-wOrn and dirty log
book with the semblanCe of being COM
piled under conditions in which the eX-
plorer is supposed TO have worked.
Prof. Willis Moore, chief of the
Weather Bureau, finds IN the last two
points the geratest protection against a
fraud.
IF DR.. Cook was an expert astron-
omer and also an expert mathematician
II would be Just possible for him to COM
pile day-to-day record that might hold
water. This looks TO me TO be a diff
cult task But granting he could do
this II would he still harder to duplicate
q thumb-worn log book, and the lack of
errors in his account would convict him.
For he had no means of knowing, even
II he compiled his record under the most
favorable conditions. to reproduce the
errors that arose from conditions exist
ing at the time he claimed to have
stood at the pole"
Not Anticipating Conflict
For these reasons. Mr.. Moore declared.
scientific men were not anticipating any
great conflict of the Cook and the
Peary claims after the records had been
submitted to proper authorities.
The observation made by an explorer
would be similar 70 those Of a navigator.
Since he has not the facilities Of The
ocean liners and war vessels have his
observations probably would vary slight
", but, II they were taken carefully.
should not deviate more than a few
minutes beyond the accurate cOmputa-
ton. To make these observations would
not require so experienced an astrono-
mer as it would 10 duplicate them had
they not been made. All the instru-
The Washington times., 1909-09-09
THIEVES MAKE RAID
ON AUBURN DENTISTS
Go Through Northern Section of
New York in Auto
mobile.

AUBURN. y. Y, Sept. e.-Crooks.
working a line In dental supplies. raced
through this section Of the State last
night. supposedly in an automobile. and,
stopping first at Seneca Falls tley sue
cessfuIly looted the offices Of Drs.
John Coup. J. II. sahler. and H. L.
BeIcher. obtaining respectively ESQ. S125.
and 800 in gold filings and platinum
plates.
Coming through to Auburn the robbers
broke into the offices OF DIS ". A
Myers. obtaining $40. s-u Elmer Pur-
ington where they GO SIC. and over
looking a big lot Of gold scrap. They
left the city as mysteriously as they
entered. They are supposed to be from
Syracuse.
The Washington times., 1909-09-09
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Snowdrft, or substitute, per 1b............ SIC
Choice Potatoes, per k................25 Csc
oWeel FotatoeS, per .....................3Oc
Jumbo Brazil Nuts new crop, 1b............ Toe
Eagle Brand Condensed Milk .I 3c
Challenge Brand Condensed Milk Go
Navy Brand Condensed Milk .25c
1oc cans Lakeside Brand Evaporated Milk. SC
foc cans Blue Label Evaporated Milk Sc
&c cans Blue Label Evaporated Milk SC
sc cans Blue Label Milk a.
2-b. cans Kaironel Sirup. q
Puritan Brand Condensed Soup, can. &c
3D. cans Kalromel Srup. Doc
DrawbrIdge Brand Tomatoes, large can. .7c
small cans Nppered Herring. .................o &c
Large cans Kppered Herring. Idc
1OC cans oolaTne ............6 Sc
Colt Brand Sugar Corn, cans for 26c
Vacation Brand New York Com, can.....7+c
Orange Blossom Maine Corn can.....-.~....8 SC
Qunton Oak Brand Sweet Potatoes, per &c
Dover Brand Butter Beans. .....---..--..7+ c
Challenge Brand Lima Beans. ..... 49,, 7c
Champion Brand String Beans. &c
Monocacy Brand Sifted Early June Peas.
Monocacy Brand Extra Sifted Early June Peas &c
Tiny Gem Petit Pois ............... l24c
Martin Wagner's Extra Preserved Strawberries, per
can :. -...-. 74c
Martin Wagners Club Cocktail Pineappes, per can 74c
Wagners Pineapple Waters .......s.-.. Toe
Pyramid Brand Pineapple Cubes.
Golden Cube Pineapples. ..-s-..~....-..-.N- Zoe
Pineappes ,s--.g4-,-. -.e...-.-, 12c
Del Ray Grated Pineapple ......-.. --.,. l24c
Wagners Extra Fancy Grated Pineapple, per can...l9c
cans Tomato Pulp Tor - iOc
Red Line Baked Beans, ...--a..--. die
T0oYH Hand Ran,
Dog Head Beans large can .-s--.1- ...-.zS..... llc
Pot Brand Baked Beans can 49,. ..~.-. 7c
Regina Brand Lemon Cling Peaches, per can.....t24c
Paragon Brand Pluns per can. ................ Toe
U-Auto-Eta Pears, large cans. ME
Ruby BeetS can. ..s.. .oB<.. Toe
Garland Brand Strawberry Beets can. Zoe
Sea Lion Oil SardineS, can.
Pine Tree Mustard SaTdineS. 24c
Continental Oil Sardines, with keys, cans.. Zoe
Imperial Mustard SardineS. Observation-Disclosures. 7c
Reindeer Brand Smoked Norwegian Sardines, in olive
oil, can .......... .-n@.s.'s. - SIC
25c size Golf Leaf Baking Powder. ....-...... Zoe
Winner Brand Baking Powder. .-u-... SC
Louisiana MOaSSeS, per can. 7c
lib cans Coined Beef .-z....-.. i2c
Superior Preserves Jar TIC
MARYLAND Preserves, &c
Peerless Com Strip Jelly. 24c
Pure Apple Jelly TumbleTS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sc
Black-eye Peas, per ........... Sc
WagnerS MarWacO Conserved Fruits ar.......... l9c
lib boxes Mixed Candy. ......................i Toe
Vienna STYLE Sausage, can. PC
lib bricks Tidal Wave Hake &c
zoe Jar Peanut Butter. iAc
Old Virginia Fish Roe, per can. -.....-.----.,,. &c
Fancy No. , Mackere Observation-Disclosures 24c
Fat Norway Mackerel 6 for....................25
Cocoanut Ripples Cakes, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rs
Dewey Mixed Cakes, per
Honey BOYS Cakes per h.. lOc
Kingans Sliced Bacon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 24c
Ginger Snaps per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SC
Cream Lunch Crackers per Observation-Disclosures. 7c
The Washington times., 1909-09-09


OJngeT RoOt TO- 'IOC
lib. Tall Cans 7-1t Brand Salmon. ............. &c
lib. Flat Salmon, Stork Brand. ...............lOC
t-o. cans Salmon &C
White Wave Fish, in shreds, pkge. sc
Sunset Brand Catsup, small. ................... DC
Greater New York Worcestershire Sauce. DC
Joshua Longied's Worcestershire Sauce. SC
Leslie's Worcestershire Sauce ................l4 c
rig bars, per TO-. &c
SOC bottles Olive OH ........................Z OC
Large bottles Olives, plain stuffed. .l8c
Small bottles Olives plain or stuffed. ...........9c
lOC jar apple Butter. &c
25c High-grade Pound Cake ...................t5C
nc jar Mixed Pickles. &c
Masons pint jars Mustard. ....................8c
MaSons quart jars Mustard. ..................IOC
Masons quart Jars Black Molasses. LOG
Masons quart jars n. o. MoasseS. .........-....f 5e
Masons 4-gal jars N o. Molasses. 26e
Large bottles ~ o. Molasses. Toe
Large bottles Pure Cider Vinegar. .-......,. sc
Large Cucumber Pickles. sour, EACH 10
nc bottles India Relish ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Halves of large Sweet Pickles, EACH le
Hgh-grade tOc Toilet Paper. SO
Sc Toilet Paper, rolls for Zoe
ioc jars Petroleum Jelly. &c
blocks Crystal Blue for ....................4 90
25c size Sctuhes Grape l9O
Extra large Lemons, dozen. l2O
Navy Beans, per ID. 4+o
Lima Beans, per b.. 70
4 lbs Fancy Whole Rice for. .........-..--....25 o
Japan Rice, per H.. .................-..,.- 90
White Com Meal per PIX. 49,. 25e
Yellow Corn Meal, per h.. 2+o
Is lbs Ice Cream Salt for. ......,............I0 Zoe
lO-b bags fine Table Salt. SO
5 small bags Salt ..-..................tO Zoe
Ri. Carb. Soda , lbs for. .................,..5 30
10 lbs Washing Soda for. ....................l 100
iOc cans Giant Lys Observation-Disclosures. sc
lbs. Best Gloss Starch fOr..................l Zoe
United States Mail Soap, per cake
cakes Oleine Soap for. LOG
cakes Glycerine Soap for .-..................l0C
cakes Tar Soap for Observation-Disclosures. LOG
fOc cakes French Process Toilet Soap. &c
Krkmar's BOrax Soap. &c
Export 3oTaX Soap .......... ..-.-.............4C
Naptha BoraX Soap ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
Babb1ttS Best soap &C
Rabbits New York City Soap. observation-disclosures sc
Columbia Securing Soap, for. .I0C
Pearl Soap &c size White FlOatiug) .......... &C
CrandIna'S Powdered SOan ....................2 &c
Medium size. &c Large Size......... l2C
Kirkman'S Securing Powder ...................4 &c
BeStene the dirt cleanser &C
Rabbits Securing Powder .....................4C
Krkman'S Soap Powder ........................4o
Q O'Clock Washing ca. 20
PyleS PeaTllne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &C
Fancy Full Cream Cheese zoe
Best Creamery Butter .......................3 2C
Small Fancy Lemons dozen. Observation-Disclosures. LOG
iSc boxes Potato Chips .....................I OC
Best Sugar-cured Hams, b....................l6 C
Small Picnic Shoulders ID. ....................l2 C
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-02-05
Railroad News,

Humphrey Democrat: J. Grcena-
walt of Branard has become agent
for the Northwestern at this place in
place of Frank Flick who is now at
Petersburg temporarily as relief agent
Mr.. Greenawalt was here some time
ago as relief agent. He is a man of
pleasing personality and we hope he
VIII lind Humphrey a congcnial place
in which to live and do business.
Fremont Tribune: In order that n
Fremont surgeon could get aboard it
to- hurry to the bedside of a patient,
the Northwestern evening northwest
bound train was held twelve minutes
at the union passenger statiOn-Dr.
K. II. RhOden had been summoned TO
perform a surgical operation as a last
resort in heroic efforts to save the life
OF man who resides near Scribner.
The operation was performed
5. b. Lopp, who has been a brake
man on the Burlington between South
Sioux City and O'Neill, successfully
passed the examination of that road
ana also OF the Omaha, and is now a
conductor Conductor Lopp has a run
between Sioux City and ONeill.
Exeter Enterprise: f. S. Agur has
been promoted to the joint agency of
the Northwestern and Santa Fe at Su-
pertor. He has been one of the lead
ers In long list of popular railroad
men who have been stationed in Exc
ter during the last twenty-five years.
He will be checked in about the first
of February.
Conductor ONeill, the old-time
Northwestern passenger man between
Lincoln and Missouri Valley, has been
absent from his run for several DAYS
on account of illness. He has been
laid up at his home in Missouri Val
ley Conductor Bramin, also of Mis-
souri, Valley, is on Mr. ONeilps run
during the latter's absence.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-02-05

a lantern out by the shed whore tho
typewriter announcements of the ro-
suits of the drawing were posted This
, lasted for three days after the last
name was drawn; bctokcumg one af.
ter another of the bitterly disappoint-
ed, going out secretly to look tho
whole list over again to make sure
that there had not been some over
looked name II was SO easy to miss
one name in six thousand, (Thcy
drew Il thousand extra names to pro-
vide for fortciturosD
These torlornly hopeful people made
II cluster about the shed all day long,
too-all the more pitirur because every
one in Dallas who mad won Il chance
anew of 1t, within ten minutes after
the name was announced. The news
Travelled like light flash
II was all good, the bitter and the
sweet together we may be better
than our fathers were. some of us.
The best that was in the fathers.
though, is with us yet 1t is a mighty
United Statcs-and healthy
NIVuS D'lWttn NItNtlanU ana lSuf-
talo on the way back to New York
there came time in the Longing
car of the Limited when it seemed as
though the man sitting opposite was
rs lonely and as nocCupicd as | was
myself. And so went over and sat
beside him and began telling him
things about Dallas and the
Dallas people, what the big Swcdc told
about Eckstrom, and the rest. He was
polite. But when paused for breath, he
said, Really, how singular" and he
picked up n newspaper and turned
so that the light would fall on it prop
erly and-so that his back would be
toward me.
There was really nothing to be
angry about. After two weeks in the
Rosebud country, had forgotten my
astof-the-Nlissour manners. That
was all.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-02-05

|, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. of. ......
postoffice, aged. -. years, height. ...
feet. =. inches, weight. pounds, in
support of this, my application for
registration for the next land open
ing to be held after the date hereof,
do Solemnly swear that | am a citizen
of the United States, or have declared
my intention to become such; that |
am not the owner of more than 100
acres of land, and have not heretofore
made any entry or acquired any title
to public lands which disqualifies me
from making homestead entry; that |
honestly desire to enter public lands
for my own personal use as a home
and for settlement and cultivation,
and not for speculation or in the in
terest of some other person; that
present this application for that pur-
pose only, and have not presented and
will not present any oCher affidavit of
this kind.
''.'..''''.. '.'''....'....
The foregoing was subscribed and
sworn to before me, after it was read
to or by affidavit, this day of
.......... 49,, at.........
'.''....'.'.....
..,..''' ''.,,..,..
This application must be sworn to
at one of the places named in the
proclamation.
This matter of raising your right
hand and swearing that the facts in
this affidavit are true is ordinarily
easy enough. We do it, within reach
of the Atlantic breezes, every little
while, and think no more about it.
But even in the clamor and tumult of
O'Neill and Dallas, there was that &C
cented clause: that l honestly desire
to enter public lands for my own per-
sonal use as a home and for settlement
and cultivation and not for specula-
tion or in the interest of some other
person; that present this application
for that purpose only" 1t stared you
in the eye. 1t was perjury not to
mean 1.-THE perjury that could never
be proved, because you could always
say you had changed your mind since
YOU swore to it, But something had
broken through into your conscience
and understanding since Omaha and
Norfolk Junction, if you were a real
American. 1t gave pause. Then, as
in the rush of emotion that comes up
behind your eyes sometimes and
makes everything a little bleary for a
minute, the truth was made to shine
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

MY customers cannot bc exc
pectd 90 know che latest
impr0Yemsntin heating. light
ing. and plumbing. That ismy
work. and i keep daily ia touch
with the offerings of the in
ventiye manufacturers and
thus learn of the newest and
best things ia my line.
As ! sell none but Reliable
Goods, beaFing the makers
name and guarantee, and en-
pIoy none but skilled labor, /
am IN q position to sell you the
Right Equipment FOR your
Building city or Country. It
Is all the same to me where
you are ! can supply you with
3 heating, lighting, plumbing
sewage disposal and water
plant
Your inquiries are respect
fully solicited.
R. J. PHILLIPS.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

~ molher g 3 great suf-
r from Rheumatism, and Dr.
Miles Anf-Pain Pills Is ths only
remedy that relieves her"
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08


lnpilalI aast Ved hert O.
llo Ue.l6'te 81 r one bnacugha %
C o1. q ar Ca. Hhieh
happl event BIA take pace t1noEfou
~ alTcU vim Wn1 rno of the most
Etnle ''an'ghl1 81 ere Grpt cn the
road W. b l1e laIs t kfluay, bid.
fa Wqg acconranied ky Bis sneeassof,
q. Jim ail'oH, cl LloFd New York
City VII toE awhile he ~. Burroughs
hono
ssrsh. tha nns infank daughter of
~. end hrs. =. 9. Upohareh, Of Cap
iloIa, vas taken violently sd last Thurs
day With eryelphlIa8. ~. B. j. Bend
W1a called. and hes been b attendanea
aln1o1t constantly ever since. The lie
81 Ire httla one was despaired Of again
yesterday, bat she q reported slightly
better thI1 morning. These parents
were called gpon % give - one of their
brightest little onea the lIfst year they
moFed % ChaIres and We truly hope
they may b spared anotaer such pang.
Mr. Rousseau, one 81 the young
freight conductors. vac b Chaires again
Msasrs. J. b. Patterson, Harmon
Smith and Marion Chairsg, Ell had busi-
ness in the Capital yesterday.
9r. and Mrs. Boland. 0f Thomas City,
were quests Of their relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Brinaon, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mra. Williams visited n and
around Centervillo. from Saturday until
yesterday. Sunday being Mr., Williams
regular preaehing day,
Dr.. ]. I. stukcs accompanied By ME.
Henry Edwards we're Ia Chairea Sum
day. The Or. reports the prevalence Of
sickneas over the country, but not Of q
serious nature.
There is less cotton being ginned here
than Ia q long time. lt has not been
made,
One Of che references IN Che League
Sunday evening is that God says II will
pay mot giVel 20 Him the 1.-THE, that
he viii rebuka the fovoerer for our
sakes, and be ahall not destroy the
fFuiss of our ground. NAL. 3:10-ll
We viii do well 70 ponder thsse things,
and see II we meet these conditions.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

" tNNAIa. !. wv - I.llNA 81 A4Nls
YIHEnEAa. ~ n1tiafacf1ry evidence presented
" 20 tha undorEignad. it has tccn made 81 ap-
pear that the 4.rat Nationnl nnnk 81 TallahaB-
sea . 81 the cIty az 1ll'ahnrEun in TIE county cl
I.s5n and stafa ~ FloFiia hna complied with nj
the provisions 81 tie Act ~ conErgas % enable
Natinnai Danking Aerociaiiona % aKten3 their
c1rpeIato e1istgnoe and Tor 0ther purpoaaa." ap-
proved 1uly t2th. 1884,
no9 ikeTufossI LaursaosO o. Kurruy. Conp-
troIaf of tie Cu1rUncy, % harobT cartiy that tho
FIRST Natiunai nank 81 Illlahaeaoa. "a ne city of
Inllahaglea. n she county of Leon and stats 81
peFiot spccIdod n ~ amended articles cf aaaocla-
ton, uamsly qltl the closs u business On Sep
temboF 4lih, tco
n tastinony slhcEoor witness my hand and saal
- olios thia flth day % eoptsEn-
Csoa) LAWRENCE D. MURRAY,
Nc. As. IS
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

fIX VIEIllH 81 d.zIso 1enaol,f n tha Gsscsd
~ lIlt1lt coNIl ol IElllI. In nd trf Lee o1on-
&. q sheaseIg. q - ~ ces q s.peillsE-'A
ia1o1 = cll ,..1t aad hill1l1 ~
lE1 y teIlu111t MI' oarooa ~ 1aIa a.
tz ae - l-..lsIi ~ i1l alT - h.eF4'a-
s., 111 c1rll A.14 f11f a. tl.f ~ ~ a olll.
Lem o.I ~ HItI..I t.'N Ia| I..I1N 1lIH1lI4 -
w. - ~. ~ - l1sall b iAs - y lI'1taa-
a, = ,ss,1,,.. a. b r,,s
=, =. N0U.IOUN
ta9l - lr.e ecanig, E,oliia.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08


THE pains of rhedmatism are
imost invariably relieved with
Df Miles Anti-Pain Pills. They
Also overcome that nervous irri-
elion which prevents sleep be-
rause they soothe the nerves. To
chronic suffers they are invalu-
able. When taken as directed,
hey relieve the distress and
sage the weakening influence Of
pain, which 50 frequently pros
tEates. Many sufferers use them
whenever occasion requires with
the greatest satisfaction, why
not your They do not derange
tie stomach nor create a habit.
Why not try them7 Get a pack
age from your druggist. Take it
according to directions. and IL
It does not benefit he viii return
your money.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

Chittenden & Co. are making q spec
ialty Of high grade Childron's Shoes. 80
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

Plant any time from lst September
TO December. Cut tor hay last March
70 18th April The analysis shows pro-
tein, SEE; starch and auEaF, b20A.
Price, 10 cents per pound for less than
100 pounds: cente per pound for 100
pounds and over; 50 pounds required 20
SOW en- acre. Nm ROBERTs,
Tallahassee, Fla.
21-tf r. r. D., No. /.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

Seal 81 FlOrida reproduced d pins and
iobs as Nleholson's. %
Arizona republican., 1909-07-10

Nemesis has been a long time in overriding the sugar trust. but it seems to have come within striking distance at last.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-10
PHoEN1x, ARIZONA, JULY 10. 1909.

The Hepublican is the only newspaper in Arizona holding two certificates of circulation from the above Association. and bases all advertising contracts thereon. The average circulation, per day, thus certified to Is:
 From Oct. 1, 1906. to March 31.
 lSOf ----.-- .o<oo From Jan. l. 1908. to Feb. 8,
 1908 .-.--...- .o434
 These figures represent larger circu- lation than that of all other Phoenix dailies combined, and is the largest in Arizona by more than 2000. The Re tbst makes nIblic iis circ,,ls ion as ceT. ,tified to by the Associatio of American Advertisers, which is the only recognized authority in the United States.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-10

cific has since abandoned a purpose one else familiar with railroad con- ditions in the southwest can see why it's building is not an urgent matter with the Southern Pacific. We can also see why it is an urgent matter with the Santa Fe. in order that it may make the best use of the A. & c. and it's million dollar bridge.
 It is an unnecessary waste of time to engage in a comparison of the morality of the two companies. -One is about as moral as the other. But the self interest of the Santa Fe-in the construction of the through line is the greater. and it happens that the self interest of Phoenix and central Arizona runs along parallel with it ],
 As we have said. it makes no diff ference to us which company builds the road It will of course even tuaIly be. built by the Southern Pa cific. but we of the present day prefer that it be not built alone for posterity. That is why we are urging action to induce the government to urge in it's forceful way the Southern Pacific to build it. We are pleased to note the awakening popular interest in this community on that subject.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-10

The profits of the Seattle exposi- ton for June were SS6.OOo. Is it pos sible that a worlds fair is really go- ing to payg Such thing would be in direct conflict with all precedents and very embarrassing to the gentle men who have financed other expo sitions and who have made stock holders believe that the success of a fair depended on the size of the de- ficit at the end of the season.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-10

A recipe on How to Make Coarse Elbows Soft and White now going the rounds of the press, does not in clude standing over a washtub for half a day every week, or, worktngsa butter churn for an hour or two at a stretch-confirming, to a certain ex- tent. the prejudice of the ease-loving daughter against those forms of em- ployment.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-10

The Scientific American has little faith in the aeroplane or the dirigible balloon as an instrument of actual warfare. and deprecates the expendi- ture of large sums on what it denom- mates flights of fancy. It takes for granted the conclusion that. owing to the altitude at /whieh they must fly to escape destruction from missiles fired from the earth, accurate aim could not be obtained for dropping explosives. The value of airships for observation purposes is admitted. but this authority regards their menace as instruments of destruction as a troubled dream In the meantime the government is trying out the Wright aeroplane at Fort Myer